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Turkish authorities have identified a suspect over the suicide bombing close to Turkey's border with Syria that left 32 activists dead, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu revealed this morning. 'One suspect has been identified. All the [suspect's] links internationally and domestically are being investigated,' he said in televised comments responding to the deadly attack in Suruc. He added there was a 'high probability' the attack was caused by a suicide bomber with connections the Islamic State terror group which controls vast swathes of territory along the border in neighbouring Syria and Iraq. The news comes as as it emerged that the mainly university-aged victims of the Suruc massacre were had planned to travel to the Syrian city of Kobane over the coming days to deliver toys, plant a memorial forest, and build a library and a playground for families .

'Daesh threatens not only

OPTIONS:
- Ahmet Davutoglu people but also Turkey,' he added.
- Iraq people but also Turkey,' he added.
- Islamic people but also Turkey,' he added.
- Islamic State people but also Turkey,' he added.
- Kobane people but also Turkey,' he added.
- Suruc people but also Turkey,' he added.
- Syria people but also Turkey,' he added.
- Syrian people but also Turkey,' he added.
- Turkey people but also Turkey,' he added.
- Turkish people but also Turkey,' he added.


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An adorable toddler who has Down's Syndrome is set to become Britain's next top child model after being snapped up by a casting agency. Connie-Rose Seabourne, from Morley, near Leeds, attracted the attention of three scouts after her mother Julie Britton, 42, sent them photographs of her. Now the 23-month-old has bagged two campaigns. For proud Julie it is a sign that her daughter's disability 'does not define who she is'. Connie-Rose was born two months premature but wasn't diagnosed with Down's Syndrome until she was two weeks old - something that didn't faze Julie or her partner Peter Seabourne, 44.

She said: 'Some parents struggle with the idea of

OPTIONS:
- Britain initially and think that life isn't going to be the same again.
- Connie initially and think that life isn't going to be the same again.
- Down initially and think that life isn't going to be the same again.
- Down's Syndrome initially and think that life isn't going to be the same again.
- Julie initially and think that life isn't going to be the same again.
- Julie Britton initially and think that life isn't going to be the same again.
- Leeds initially and think that life isn't going to be the same again.
- Morley initially and think that life isn't going to be the same again.
- Mother Julie Britton initially and think that life isn't going to be the same again.
- Peter Seabourne initially and think that life isn't going to be the same again.
- Rose initially and think that life isn't going to be the same again.
- Rose Seabourne initially and think that life isn't going to be the same again.


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Demetrious Johnson retained his UFC flyweight champion title on Saturday night, controlling Kyoji Horiguchi for nearly the entire five-round bout before scoring the latest submission win in UFC history - tapping out his opponent with a second left. 'I didn't want to be stupid and get knocked out,' Johnson said. 'I had 25 minutes. I just took my time, and with 1 second left, I figured I better finish him.' Demetrious Johnson retained his UFC flyweight title with a win over Kyoji Horiguchi in Montreal Johnson celebrates after a successful defence of his title at th Bell Centre in Canada on Saturday

OPTIONS:
- Bell Centre was dangerous in the opening round, as his blend of unorthodox, karate-based movements and impressive speed gave the champ some pause in the early going.
- Canada was dangerous in the opening round, as his blend of unorthodox, karate-based movements and impressive speed gave the champ some pause in the early going.
- Demetrious Johnson was dangerous in the opening round, as his blend of unorthodox, karate-based movements and impressive speed gave the champ some pause in the early going.
- Fabio Maldonado was dangerous in the opening round, as his blend of unorthodox, karate-based movements and impressive speed gave the champ some pause in the early going.
- Jackson was dangerous in the opening round, as his blend of unorthodox, karate-based movements and impressive speed gave the champ some pause in the early going.
- Johnson was dangerous in the opening round, as his blend of unorthodox, karate-based movements and impressive speed gave the champ some pause in the early going.
- Kyoji Horiguchi was dangerous in the opening round, as his blend of unorthodox, karate-based movements and impressive speed gave the champ some pause in the early going.
- Montreal was dangerous in the opening round, as his blend of unorthodox, karate-based movements and impressive speed gave the champ some pause in the early going.
- Quinton Jackson was dangerous in the opening round, as his blend of unorthodox, karate-based movements and impressive speed gave the champ some pause in the early going.
- UFC was dangerous in the opening round, as his blend of unorthodox, karate-based movements and impressive speed gave the champ some pause in the early going.


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A man strangled his friend to death in a rage after the friend admitted that he had been molesting young girls and thought 'one of them was starting to like it,' a jury heard this week. Robert Mccombs told a court in Grand Rapids, Michigan on Wednesday that Steven Carl Day admitted to him and his roommate Roger Musick that he molested a young relative and that he was molesting other young girls. 'Day said he thought one of the girls was starting to like it,' Mccombs testified. Witnessed the confession: Robert Mccombs (left) said that when Steven Carl Day admitted to him and his roommate Roger Musick (right) that he was a child molester, Musick strangled him to death

OPTIONS:
- Day was also about to be released but police later found there was enough evidence to charge him with Day's murder.
- Grand Rapids was also about to be released but police later found there was enough evidence to charge him with Day's murder.
- Mccombs was also about to be released but police later found there was enough evidence to charge him with Day's murder.
- Michigan was also about to be released but police later found there was enough evidence to charge him with Day's murder.
- Musick was also about to be released but police later found there was enough evidence to charge him with Day's murder.
- Robert Mccombs was also about to be released but police later found there was enough evidence to charge him with Day's murder.
- Roger Musick was also about to be released but police later found there was enough evidence to charge him with Day's murder.
- Steven Carl Day was also about to be released but police later found there was enough evidence to charge him with Day's murder.


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Qatar Airways has been named the most reliable airline in the world, thanks to flight punctuality, its modern fleet and the minimal extra fees it charges. And not only did the airline come out on top, it scored a perfect 100 in the research by travel site WanderBat, which ranked the top 22 airlines around the world. Followed closely by Emirates and China Eastern, the top three airlines showed how the Gulf and Asia are dominating the travel market. Travel site, WanderBat, has found Qatar Airways to be the world's most reliable airline 1. Qatar Airways - 100                                                  12. Tam Airlines - 88

OPTIONS:
- Asia tied with Emirates with a score of 97, but its on-time record was slightly lower
- China Eastern tied with Emirates with a score of 97, but its on-time record was slightly lower
- Emirates tied with Emirates with a score of 97, but its on-time record was slightly lower
- Gulf tied with Emirates with a score of 97, but its on-time record was slightly lower
- Qatar Airways tied with Emirates with a score of 97, but its on-time record was slightly lower
- Tam Airlines tied with Emirates with a score of 97, but its on-time record was slightly lower
- WanderBat tied with Emirates with a score of 97, but its on-time record was slightly lower


Tony Abbott and a number of other politicians claimed $10,000 in flight and travel at the taxpayers expense around a charity bike ride event they participated in last year. The prime minister claimed $1,116 for two nights accommodation at the end of the 1,000km pollie pedal charity ride in August that raised more than $750,000, the Guardian reports. Kevin Andrews, who was social services minister at the time, and Parkes MP Mark Coulton claimed $4,603 for the time they participated in the charity event. Mr Andrews charged the taxpayer $432 on the first day and $357 each day for the following eight days. He also claimed $1,274 for his flights to and from Sydney for the ride.

'

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- Andrews is a very intense engagement with the community,' he said at the time.
- Guardian is a very intense engagement with the community,' he said at the time.
- Kevin Andrews is a very intense engagement with the community,' he said at the time.
- Mark Coulton is a very intense engagement with the community,' he said at the time.
- Parkes is a very intense engagement with the community,' he said at the time.
- Pollie is a very intense engagement with the community,' he said at the time.
- Sydney is a very intense engagement with the community,' he said at the time.
- Tony Abbott is a very intense engagement with the community,' he said at the time.


Las Vegas (CNN) -- To break out beyond the personal computer market in the U.S., Lenovo Group will need a little help from its friends. Lenovo has operated as a lone wolf in China, where the company is based, by building hardware that runs its uniquely designed software. At the International Consumer Electronics show this week, Lenovo launched a cloud service in China, similar to Apple's iCloud, that will keep all of its devices in sync. The company will take a different approach, however, when it expands in the U.S., Lenovo CEO Yang Yuanqing said in an interview here. "We cannot do everything by ourselves," Yuanqing said. The U.S. market is "more challenging than in China because we have to rely on somebody else's ecosystem. So we have to find the right partner here."

OPTIONS:
- Android retailers have suggested that Lenovo should price its computers $50 below competitors' comparable systems, advice the company has heeded because it hasn't achieved a strong brand in America, Yuanqing said.
- Apple retailers have suggested that Lenovo should price its computers $50 below competitors' comparable systems, advice the company has heeded because it hasn't achieved a strong brand in America, Yuanqing said.
- CNN retailers have suggested that Lenovo should price its computers $50 below competitors' comparable systems, advice the company has heeded because it hasn't achieved a strong brand in America, Yuanqing said.
- China retailers have suggested that Lenovo should price its computers $50 below competitors' comparable systems, advice the company has heeded because it hasn't achieved a strong brand in America, Yuanqing said.
- International Consumer Electronics retailers have suggested that Lenovo should price its computers $50 below competitors' comparable systems, advice the company has heeded because it hasn't achieved a strong brand in America, Yuanqing said.
- Las Vegas retailers have suggested that Lenovo should price its computers $50 below competitors' comparable systems, advice the company has heeded because it hasn't achieved a strong brand in America, Yuanqing said.
- Lenovo retailers have suggested that Lenovo should price its computers $50 below competitors' comparable systems, advice the company has heeded because it hasn't achieved a strong brand in America, Yuanqing said.
- Lenovo Group retailers have suggested that Lenovo should price its computers $50 below competitors' comparable systems, advice the company has heeded because it hasn't achieved a strong brand in America, Yuanqing said.
- U.S. retailers have suggested that Lenovo should price its computers $50 below competitors' comparable systems, advice the company has heeded because it hasn't achieved a strong brand in America, Yuanqing said.
- Yang Yuanqing retailers have suggested that Lenovo should price its computers $50 below competitors' comparable systems, advice the company has heeded because it hasn't achieved a strong brand in America, Yuanqing said.
- Yuanqing retailers have suggested that Lenovo should price its computers $50 below competitors' comparable systems, advice the company has heeded because it hasn't achieved a strong brand in America, Yuanqing said.
- iCloud retailers have suggested that Lenovo should price its computers $50 below competitors' comparable systems, advice the company has heeded because it hasn't achieved a strong brand in America, Yuanqing said.


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(CNN) U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch tells CNN that "we're at a point now similar to 50 years ago with the civil rights movement," owing to the rising visibility of police misconduct and the discussion it is provokes. "The televising of the police dogs and the fire hoses on young people then was a motivating factor and wake-up call really for people within the U.S. and outside the U.S. to really face the issues of racial unrest in America," she told CNN's Christiane Amanpour on Friday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. "Similarly we're at a situation where viewing these videos, viewing these incidents of misconduct, of deaths occurring -- hard as they are to see -- is giving an opportunity to talk about this. And frankly, it's giving law enforcement the opportunity to step forward, to be accountable and talk about what is and is not effective policing."

Lynch has made reform of

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- America's police one of her signature goals as the country's chief law enforcement official -- a position she's held less than a year.
- CNN's police one of her signature goals as the country's chief law enforcement official -- a position she's held less than a year.
- Christiane Amanpour's police one of her signature goals as the country's chief law enforcement official -- a position she's held less than a year.
- Davos's police one of her signature goals as the country's chief law enforcement official -- a position she's held less than a year.
- Justice Department's police one of her signature goals as the country's chief law enforcement official -- a position she's held less than a year.
- Loretta Lynch's police one of her signature goals as the country's chief law enforcement official -- a position she's held less than a year.
- Lynch's police one of her signature goals as the country's chief law enforcement official -- a position she's held less than a year.
- Switzerland's police one of her signature goals as the country's chief law enforcement official -- a position she's held less than a year.
- U.S.'s police one of her signature goals as the country's chief law enforcement official -- a position she's held less than a year.
- World Economic Forum's police one of her signature goals as the country's chief law enforcement official -- a position she's held less than a year.


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(CNN) US Navy veteran Eric Wilson thought he was finished paying the price for a crime he did not commit when he was finally released in 2005 after spending nearly eight years in prison. But instead of finding freedom on the outside, he has lived the last dozen years in the shadow of his time behind bars, still branded a sex offender. Now, after being blacklisted from his sons' Boy Scout meetings and barred from attending school functions without an escort, Wilson's name has finally been cleared. Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe last week formally granted full pardons to Wilson and three other ex-sailors, known as the "Norfolk Four," who had been wrongly implicated in the rape and murder of 18-year-old Michelle Moore-Bosko in 1997.

Initially,

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- Bosko recalled thinking that the visit to the station would be brief.
- Boy Scout recalled thinking that the visit to the station would be brief.
- CNN recalled thinking that the visit to the station would be brief.
- Eric Wilson recalled thinking that the visit to the station would be brief.
- Michelle Moore recalled thinking that the visit to the station would be brief.
- Norfolk Four recalled thinking that the visit to the station would be brief.
- Terry McAuliffe recalled thinking that the visit to the station would be brief.
- US Navy recalled thinking that the visit to the station would be brief.
- Virginia recalled thinking that the visit to the station would be brief.
- Wilson recalled thinking that the visit to the station would be brief.


The families of hostages David Haines and Alan Henning who were murdered by the Islamic extremist Jihadi John have been blessed by the Pope. Aid worker David Haines, of Yorkshire, was beheaded last September after being captured by Islamic state. Alan Henning, 47, a father-of-two, was killed in the same way a month later. Both murders appeared on video and apparently showed Jihadi John, who has recently been unmasked as Mohammed Emwazi, from London, carrying out the killings. Pope Francis met Barbara Henning right), the wife of murdered British hostage Alan Henning, and Michael Haines (centre), the brother of David Haines, at St Peter's Basilica today

Mrs Henning met the

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- Alan Henning today in a meeting aimed at tackling religious extremism and violent conflict
- Barbara Henning today in a meeting aimed at tackling religious extremism and violent conflict
- British today in a meeting aimed at tackling religious extremism and violent conflict
- David Haines today in a meeting aimed at tackling religious extremism and violent conflict
- Francis today in a meeting aimed at tackling religious extremism and violent conflict
- Haines today in a meeting aimed at tackling religious extremism and violent conflict
- Henning today in a meeting aimed at tackling religious extremism and violent conflict
- ISIS today in a meeting aimed at tackling religious extremism and violent conflict
- Islamic today in a meeting aimed at tackling religious extremism and violent conflict
- Jihadi John today in a meeting aimed at tackling religious extremism and violent conflict
- London today in a meeting aimed at tackling religious extremism and violent conflict
- Michael Haines today in a meeting aimed at tackling religious extremism and violent conflict
- Mohammed Emwazi today in a meeting aimed at tackling religious extremism and violent conflict
- Pope today in a meeting aimed at tackling religious extremism and violent conflict
- St Peter's Basilica today in a meeting aimed at tackling religious extremism and violent conflict
- Yorkshire today in a meeting aimed at tackling religious extremism and violent conflict


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Their normal mode of royal transport is a Bentley But Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall were game for a laugh today as they took a ride on a tuk tuk round the gardens of Clarence House. The couple were lending their support to a charity rickshaw race that will take place later this in memory of Camilla's late brother, Mark Shand. The Travels To My Elephant trek will see participants, including model Yasmin Le Bon and her daughter, Amber, drive 500 kilometres across India to highlight the plight of the endangered Asian Elephant. Scroll down for video Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall and Prince Charles, Prince of Wales ride a rickshaw at Clarence House where they hosted a reception to launch the 'Travels to My Elephant' Rickshaw Race

In a short but affectionate speech Charles said yesterday; ‘I just want to say that when this terrible tragedy occurred last year and we lost

OPTIONS:
- Amber, my wife and I decided that we must keep his legacy going.
- Asia, my wife and I decided that we must keep his legacy going.
- Asian Elephant, my wife and I decided that we must keep his legacy going.
- Bentley, my wife and I decided that we must keep his legacy going.
- Camilla, my wife and I decided that we must keep his legacy going.
- Charles, my wife and I decided that we must keep his legacy going.
- Clarence House, my wife and I decided that we must keep his legacy going.
- Duchess of Cornwall, my wife and I decided that we must keep his legacy going.
- India, my wife and I decided that we must keep his legacy going.
- Mark Shand, my wife and I decided that we must keep his legacy going.
- My Elephant' Rickshaw Race, my wife and I decided that we must keep his legacy going.
- Prince of Wales, my wife and I decided that we must keep his legacy going.
- Rickshaw Race, my wife and I decided that we must keep his legacy going.
- Yasmin Le Bon, my wife and I decided that we must keep his legacy going.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump told reporters Thursday that he decided to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement rather than terminate the sweeping trade deal after speaking with the leaders from Canada and Mexico. The President told the leaders Wednesday he was not immediately planning to end the North American Free Trade Agreement, a pact which he railed against as a candidate and as recently as last week declared was harmful to US workers. "I decided rather than terminating NAFTA, which would be a pretty big, you know, shock to the system, we will renegotiate," he told reporters before a meeting with the Argentinian President.

Researchers concluded the deal has had a minor impact on the

OPTIONS:
- Argentinian economy.
- CNN economy.
- Canada economy.
- Donald Trump economy.
- Mexico economy.
- NAFTA economy.
- North American Free Trade Agreement economy.
- Trump economy.
- US economy.
- Washington economy.


(CNN) -- The spiraling conflict between Sudan and South Sudan poses a threat to world oil prices, the prime minister of neighboring Kenya has warned. Speaking to CNN's Jim Clancy, Raila Odinga called on the international community to take a more active role in resolving the crisis that brought the two countries close to war in April. "Certainly, if this continues it is definitely going to affect the oil prices and therefore the international community cannot sit by and just watch this happening," said Odinga. "But apart from affecting the oil prices, many people are going to die," he added.

He added: "The previous conflict in the Sudan had a very devastating effect on

OPTIONS:
- African Union because we hosted the majority of the Sudanese refugees in Kenya.
- CNN because we hosted the majority of the Sudanese refugees in Kenya.
- Jim Clancy because we hosted the majority of the Sudanese refugees in Kenya.
- Kenya because we hosted the majority of the Sudanese refugees in Kenya.
- Kenyan because we hosted the majority of the Sudanese refugees in Kenya.
- Odinga because we hosted the majority of the Sudanese refugees in Kenya.
- PM because we hosted the majority of the Sudanese refugees in Kenya.
- Raila Odinga because we hosted the majority of the Sudanese refugees in Kenya.
- S.Sudan because we hosted the majority of the Sudanese refugees in Kenya.
- South Sudan because we hosted the majority of the Sudanese refugees in Kenya.
- Sudan because we hosted the majority of the Sudanese refugees in Kenya.


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NEW YORK (CNN)  -- President Obama mixed policy discussion with personal reflections on his daughters and, yes, a few jokes in an appearance on CBS' "Late Show With David Letterman." President Obama jokes with David Letterman in New York in an interview taped Monday afternoon. It was the first time a sitting president has been a guest on the popular late-night entertainment show, according to the CBS Web site. It was taped Monday afternoon. After taking the stage to a huge ovation, Obama teased Letterman about being surprised to see the event on his daily schedule, saying: "That's one of those where you ask your advisers, 'Who's responsible for this?' "

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan quickly quipped: "Well, others have," prompting a big laugh from both the audience and the president.
- CBS quickly quipped: "Well, others have," prompting a big laugh from both the audience and the president.
- CNN quickly quipped: "Well, others have," prompting a big laugh from both the audience and the president.
- David Letterman quickly quipped: "Well, others have," prompting a big laugh from both the audience and the president.
- Late Show With David Letterman quickly quipped: "Well, others have," prompting a big laugh from both the audience and the president.
- Letterman quickly quipped: "Well, others have," prompting a big laugh from both the audience and the president.
- Malia quickly quipped: "Well, others have," prompting a big laugh from both the audience and the president.
- NEW YORK quickly quipped: "Well, others have," prompting a big laugh from both the audience and the president.
- New York quickly quipped: "Well, others have," prompting a big laugh from both the audience and the president.
- Obama quickly quipped: "Well, others have," prompting a big laugh from both the audience and the president.
- Sasha quickly quipped: "Well, others have," prompting a big laugh from both the audience and the president.


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Juventus hope to dedicate a victory in the Champions League final to the victims of the Heysel disaster. The Italian side play Barcelona in Saturday's final in Berlin, 30 years after 39 supporters - mainly from Juventus - lost their lives when Liverpool fans rioted in the Heysel stadium in Brussels. Juve defender Leonardo Bonucci told a news conference at Berlin's Olympic Stadium: 'As regards the Heysel tragedy, I went to a commemoration last week for the victims. 'The memory of what happened there is a further stimulus for us because we hope to dedicate the victory to those who lost their lives that night.'

Juventus manager Max Allegri added: '

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona will always be one of the dark pages of football history - and not just for Juventus but all football.
- Berlin will always be one of the dark pages of football history - and not just for Juventus but all football.
- Brussels will always be one of the dark pages of football history - and not just for Juventus but all football.
- Champions League will always be one of the dark pages of football history - and not just for Juventus but all football.
- European Cup will always be one of the dark pages of football history - and not just for Juventus but all football.
- Heysel will always be one of the dark pages of football history - and not just for Juventus but all football.
- Italian will always be one of the dark pages of football history - and not just for Juventus but all football.
- Juve will always be one of the dark pages of football history - and not just for Juventus but all football.
- Juventus will always be one of the dark pages of football history - and not just for Juventus but all football.
- Leonardo Bonucci will always be one of the dark pages of football history - and not just for Juventus but all football.
- Liverpool will always be one of the dark pages of football history - and not just for Juventus but all football.
- Olympic Stadium will always be one of the dark pages of football history - and not just for Juventus but all football.


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(CNN) If America's most celebrated first ladies were alive today -- Abigail Adams, Eleanor Roosevelt, Jacqueline Kennedy -- I think they would be amazed at the prospect of a first Lady who was a former model and who had once posed nude, but I also think that Melania Trump would be far easier for them to understand than a first first gentleman such as Bill Clinton would have been. That is because these women, like Melania Trump, wielded their power discreetly and lived during a time when it would have been unthinkable for a former first lady to run for office (Hillary Clinton is the only one to do so), much less become president.

It is important that the first lady stand up for her staff, as Hillary Clinton did when she was first lady, or else they will be steamrolled and it remains to be seen whether

OPTIONS:
- Abigail Adams will be able to do that.
- America will be able to do that.
- Bill Clinton will be able to do that.
- Brower will be able to do that.
- Eleanor Roosevelt will be able to do that.
- Hillary Clinton will be able to do that.
- Jacqueline Kennedy will be able to do that.
- Kate Andersen Brower will be able to do that.
- Lady will be able to do that.
- Melania Trump will be able to do that.


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At least 13 migrants including four babies drowned when two boats making the perilous crossing from Turkey to Greece capsized today. One boat overturned off the Greek island of Samos - just 20 metres from the shore. Ten bodies, including six children - four of them babies - were found in the vessel's cabin while one was discovered washed up on the island. Two others were still missing with coastguards saying 15 were plucked from the water. A boat from the European border agency Frontex also recovered two bodies near the island of Farmakonnisi, near Samos, after what is believed to be a separate capsizing.

That followed another tragic day on Wednesday when 24 migrants - 11 of them children - died in five shipwrecks off Lesbos,

OPTIONS:
- European and Agathonisi.
- Farmakonnisi and Agathonisi.
- Frontex and Agathonisi.
- Greece and Agathonisi.
- Greek and Agathonisi.
- One and Agathonisi.
- Samos and Agathonisi.
- Turkey and Agathonisi.


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(CNN Student News) -- May 3, 2011 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Abbottabad, Pakistan • New York, The Pentagon, Shanksville Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CNN ANNOUNCER: This is CNN Breaking News. DON LEMON, CNN ANCHOR, CNN NEWSROOM: We're being told by a White House official that the president will make a statement at 10:30. WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR, THE SITUATION ROOM WITH WOLF BLITZER: I'm told by sources it is a national security issue. JOHN KING, CNN HOST, JOHN KING, USA: CNN is told by several sources now that the president of the United States will announce in just moments that the United States has the body of Osama bin Laden.

There are some disagreements between the U.S. and

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- Abbottabad over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- CNN over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- CNN ANCHOR over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- CNN Breaking News over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- CNN HOST over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- CNN NEWSROOM over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- CNN Student News over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- DON LEMON over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- Daily Discussion over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- JOHN KING over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- New York over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- Osama bin Laden over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- PDF over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- Pakistan over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- Pentagon over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- RUSH TRANSCRIPT over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- Shanksville over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- U.S. over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- USA over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- United States over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- WOLF BLITZER over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- White House over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.
- bin Laden over how much info the Pakistani government had about the assault on the compound.


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(CNN) The leaders of the US and South Korea share a common goal: Get North Korea to abandon the nuclear and missile programs that have rapidly expanded under the country's supreme leader, Kim Jong Un. But Presidents Moon Jae-in and Donald Trump, who meet for the first time Thursday, have different ideas about how to get there. Moon, a liberal who took office last month after his conservative predecessor was impeached on corruption charges, is a strong proponent of engagement with Pyongyang. The Trump administration wants to pressure Kim to the negotiating table but with preconditions. Moon wants to start talking to Pyongyang to stabilize the situation on the Korean Peninsula sooner than Trump, whose administration won't negotiate until North Korea agrees to certain terms.

But some leading North Korea experts in the United States are urging

OPTIONS:
- Donald Trump to rethink his position on preconditions, possibly sending a high-level presidential delegation to North Korea in exchange for a freeze on ballistic missile and nuclear tests.
- Kim to rethink his position on preconditions, possibly sending a high-level presidential delegation to North Korea in exchange for a freeze on ballistic missile and nuclear tests.
- Kim Jong Un to rethink his position on preconditions, possibly sending a high-level presidential delegation to North Korea in exchange for a freeze on ballistic missile and nuclear tests.
- Korean Peninsula to rethink his position on preconditions, possibly sending a high-level presidential delegation to North Korea in exchange for a freeze on ballistic missile and nuclear tests.
- Moon to rethink his position on preconditions, possibly sending a high-level presidential delegation to North Korea in exchange for a freeze on ballistic missile and nuclear tests.
- Moon Jae to rethink his position on preconditions, possibly sending a high-level presidential delegation to North Korea in exchange for a freeze on ballistic missile and nuclear tests.
- North Korea to rethink his position on preconditions, possibly sending a high-level presidential delegation to North Korea in exchange for a freeze on ballistic missile and nuclear tests.
- Pyongyang to rethink his position on preconditions, possibly sending a high-level presidential delegation to North Korea in exchange for a freeze on ballistic missile and nuclear tests.
- South Korea to rethink his position on preconditions, possibly sending a high-level presidential delegation to North Korea in exchange for a freeze on ballistic missile and nuclear tests.
- Trump to rethink his position on preconditions, possibly sending a high-level presidential delegation to North Korea in exchange for a freeze on ballistic missile and nuclear tests.
- US to rethink his position on preconditions, possibly sending a high-level presidential delegation to North Korea in exchange for a freeze on ballistic missile and nuclear tests.


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K-9 units entered the sewer system on Friday as law enforcement followed leads that the escaped murderers could have gone underground following their extraordinary prison break almost a week ago. New York State K-9 officer Matt Ross and his German shepherd Buck sloshed through human waste feet under the streets of Dannemora, New York. But officers were tight-lipped about exactly what they were looking for as the hunt for escaped killers, David Sweat and Richard Matt, entered the seventh day. Buck was underground for some five minutes below Emmons Street which runs alongside the maximum security Clinton Correctional Facility which the two men broke out of a week ago.

The focus of the search on Friday was an area near the

OPTIONS:
- Buck/Saranac town line, around five miles east of the prison.
- Cadyville/Saranac town line, around five miles east of the prison.
- Clinton Correctional Facility/Saranac town line, around five miles east of the prison.
- Dannemora/Saranac town line, around five miles east of the prison.
- David Sweat/Saranac town line, around five miles east of the prison.
- Emmons Street/Saranac town line, around five miles east of the prison.
- German/Saranac town line, around five miles east of the prison.
- K-9/Saranac town line, around five miles east of the prison.
- Matt Ross/Saranac town line, around five miles east of the prison.
- New York/Saranac town line, around five miles east of the prison.
- New York State/Saranac town line, around five miles east of the prison.
- Richard Matt/Saranac town line, around five miles east of the prison.
- State Route 374/Saranac town line, around five miles east of the prison.


Paris (CNN) Most 15-year-old French girls spend their time on social media chatting with friends about schoolmates, music and movies. But Joanna was different. While her contemporaries "liked" one another's posts on Facebook and Instagram, or nattered on Snapchat and WhatsApp, Joanna was using the Internet to track down a fake passport and find her way to Syria. In the process, she also found herself in contact with one of the women directly involved in the Paris attacks. "I was trying to get a passport to leave for Syria. I had names and contacts, and this woman spoke to me on social media; she wanted to go to Syria with someone, she didn't want to go alone.

When Hanane (not her real name) refused to marry an

OPTIONS:
- CNN fighter, she says she was imprisoned, beaten and accused of being a spy; the friends who had been like "sisters" turned against her.
- Catholicism fighter, she says she was imprisoned, beaten and accused of being a spy; the friends who had been like "sisters" turned against her.
- Facebook fighter, she says she was imprisoned, beaten and accused of being a spy; the friends who had been like "sisters" turned against her.
- French fighter, she says she was imprisoned, beaten and accused of being a spy; the friends who had been like "sisters" turned against her.
- ISIS fighter, she says she was imprisoned, beaten and accused of being a spy; the friends who had been like "sisters" turned against her.
- Instagram fighter, she says she was imprisoned, beaten and accused of being a spy; the friends who had been like "sisters" turned against her.
- Internet fighter, she says she was imprisoned, beaten and accused of being a spy; the friends who had been like "sisters" turned against her.
- Islam fighter, she says she was imprisoned, beaten and accused of being a spy; the friends who had been like "sisters" turned against her.
- Joanna fighter, she says she was imprisoned, beaten and accused of being a spy; the friends who had been like "sisters" turned against her.
- Paris fighter, she says she was imprisoned, beaten and accused of being a spy; the friends who had been like "sisters" turned against her.
- Snapchat fighter, she says she was imprisoned, beaten and accused of being a spy; the friends who had been like "sisters" turned against her.
- Syria fighter, she says she was imprisoned, beaten and accused of being a spy; the friends who had been like "sisters" turned against her.
- WhatsApp fighter, she says she was imprisoned, beaten and accused of being a spy; the friends who had been like "sisters" turned against her.


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He might need to brush up on his diplomatic skills after revealing that Louis van Gaal told his Manchester United players to ‘ignore the fans’ during Tuesday’s win over CSKA Moscow, but there is nothing wrong with Jesse Lingard’s ability on the ball. On a night when the yearning of United supporters for some old school entertainment was never more apparent, what better occasion for Lingard to come to the fore? A wide player born in nearby Warrington and raised in the best Old Trafford traditions, taking the game to the opposition in a way that United’s bigger names have often struggled to do under Van Gaal.

In fairness to Van Gaal, he spotted

OPTIONS:
- CSKA Moscow’s potential and gave him a full debut in his very first game in charge at home to Swansea last season.
- Champions League’s potential and gave him a full debut in his very first game in charge at home to Swansea last season.
- Jesse Lingard’s potential and gave him a full debut in his very first game in charge at home to Swansea last season.
- Lingard’s potential and gave him a full debut in his very first game in charge at home to Swansea last season.
- Louis van Gaal’s potential and gave him a full debut in his very first game in charge at home to Swansea last season.
- Manchester United’s potential and gave him a full debut in his very first game in charge at home to Swansea last season.
- Memphis Depay’s potential and gave him a full debut in his very first game in charge at home to Swansea last season.
- Old Trafford’s potential and gave him a full debut in his very first game in charge at home to Swansea last season.
- United’s potential and gave him a full debut in his very first game in charge at home to Swansea last season.
- Van Gaal’s potential and gave him a full debut in his very first game in charge at home to Swansea last season.
- Warrington’s potential and gave him a full debut in his very first game in charge at home to Swansea last season.
- Wayne Rooney’s potential and gave him a full debut in his very first game in charge at home to Swansea last season.


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You might think close season speculation in England is over the top. You probably like it that way. But it's nothing compared to Italy. From the moment the referees blow the final whistle in Serie A, the papers, TV and radio debate potential new faces, managerial movement and formation fiddling. Some of it is pure fantasy football. But there are only so many friendlies and transfer rumours you can put up with and thankfully the 2015-16 Serie A season kicks off this weekend. Juventus swatted Lazio aside in the Supercup (Italy's Community Shield equivalent) in Shanghai on August 8. But that wasn't just another ruthless display from the Turin giants, it was the clarion call for a grateful public: calcio is back.

The electrifying Frenchman has already become a star turn for

OPTIONS:
- AC Milan and has been given the Bianconeri's famous No 10 shirt.
- Community Shield and has been given the Bianconeri's famous No 10 shirt.
- England and has been given the Bianconeri's famous No 10 shirt.
- Fantasy Football and has been given the Bianconeri's famous No 10 shirt.
- Inter and has been given the Bianconeri's famous No 10 shirt.
- Italy and has been given the Bianconeri's famous No 10 shirt.
- Juventus and has been given the Bianconeri's famous No 10 shirt.
- Lazio and has been given the Bianconeri's famous No 10 shirt.
- MailOnline and has been given the Bianconeri's famous No 10 shirt.
- Serie A and has been given the Bianconeri's famous No 10 shirt.
- Shanghai and has been given the Bianconeri's famous No 10 shirt.
- Supercup and has been given the Bianconeri's famous No 10 shirt.
- Turin and has been given the Bianconeri's famous No 10 shirt.


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A day after the government announced acceptance of the long-pending demand on One-Rank, One-Pension (OROP) by ex-servicemen, Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned efforts to mislead the servicemen on the early retirement benefits while addressing a rally in Faridabad on Sunday. While inaugurating an extension of ITO-Badarpur Metro section till Escort Mujeser, in Faridabad’s Sector-12 ground, PM Modi asserted that the Congress government has no right to ask any question pertaining to OROP. During his 35-minute speech, Modi took credit for implementing One Rank One Pension (OROP) and said that all previous estimates either done by the Congress government or by the Koshyari committee were wrong.

He added that implementing

OPTIONS:
- Badarpur Metro could affect other departments but the government was ready to take up such risks for the welfare of the veterans.
- Congress could affect other departments but the government was ready to take up such risks for the welfare of the veterans.
- Escort Mujeser could affect other departments but the government was ready to take up such risks for the welfare of the veterans.
- Faridabad could affect other departments but the government was ready to take up such risks for the welfare of the veterans.
- ITO could affect other departments but the government was ready to take up such risks for the welfare of the veterans.
- Koshyari could affect other departments but the government was ready to take up such risks for the welfare of the veterans.
- Modi could affect other departments but the government was ready to take up such risks for the welfare of the veterans.
- Narendra Modi could affect other departments but the government was ready to take up such risks for the welfare of the veterans.
- OROP could affect other departments but the government was ready to take up such risks for the welfare of the veterans.
- One Rank One Pension could affect other departments but the government was ready to take up such risks for the welfare of the veterans.


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A wife’s car crushed her husband to death after she jumped out of it without setting the handbrake when she saw him fall over in front of her, an inquest heard today. Jane Ramsell, 64, realised her husband Philip, 77, had fallen when he opened the gate to his mother-in-law’s home in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, as they returned after a week’s holiday. But she forgot to set the handbrake when she jumped out of her grey automatic Honda CVR which was left in drive mode - and it rolled forwards over Mr Ramsell and pinned him to the ground. The horror was compounded when Mrs Ramsell later told his family that he had died ‘peacefully' - failing to mention it was her car which killed him, Reading Coroner’s Court in Berkshire was told.

Speaking after the inquest,

OPTIONS:
- Berkshire and his sister said in a statement: ‘We are still deeply saddened and confused about the sudden tragic death of our father in terrible circumstances and regret that at today’s inquest we do not feel the coroner was able to fully establish the facts surrounding the incident.’
- Henley and his sister said in a statement: ‘We are still deeply saddened and confused about the sudden tragic death of our father in terrible circumstances and regret that at today’s inquest we do not feel the coroner was able to fully establish the facts surrounding the incident.’
- Honda CVR and his sister said in a statement: ‘We are still deeply saddened and confused about the sudden tragic death of our father in terrible circumstances and regret that at today’s inquest we do not feel the coroner was able to fully establish the facts surrounding the incident.’
- Jane Ramsell and his sister said in a statement: ‘We are still deeply saddened and confused about the sudden tragic death of our father in terrible circumstances and regret that at today’s inquest we do not feel the coroner was able to fully establish the facts surrounding the incident.’
- Oxfordshire and his sister said in a statement: ‘We are still deeply saddened and confused about the sudden tragic death of our father in terrible circumstances and regret that at today’s inquest we do not feel the coroner was able to fully establish the facts surrounding the incident.’
- Philip and his sister said in a statement: ‘We are still deeply saddened and confused about the sudden tragic death of our father in terrible circumstances and regret that at today’s inquest we do not feel the coroner was able to fully establish the facts surrounding the incident.’
- Ramsell and his sister said in a statement: ‘We are still deeply saddened and confused about the sudden tragic death of our father in terrible circumstances and regret that at today’s inquest we do not feel the coroner was able to fully establish the facts surrounding the incident.’
- Reading Coroner’s Court and his sister said in a statement: ‘We are still deeply saddened and confused about the sudden tragic death of our father in terrible circumstances and regret that at today’s inquest we do not feel the coroner was able to fully establish the facts surrounding the incident.’
- Thames and his sister said in a statement: ‘We are still deeply saddened and confused about the sudden tragic death of our father in terrible circumstances and regret that at today’s inquest we do not feel the coroner was able to fully establish the facts surrounding the incident.’


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- The immigration debate took center stage Thursday as U.S. President Barack Obama fielded questions in a forum broadcast live online by the Spanish-language Univision network. "I want you to acknowledge that you did not keep your promise," co-host Jorge Ramos said in Spanish, noting that the president didn't deliver on his 2008 campaign pledge to push immigration reform during the first year of his term. Obama said the first year of his term was consumed by efforts to help the economy and stop the country from going into another Great Depression. And Republican political opponents, he said, kept many significant immigration measures from getting off the ground.

Asked by

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama to identify his biggest failure, Obama offered a quick response.
- CNN to identify his biggest failure, Obama offered a quick response.
- Great Depression to identify his biggest failure, Obama offered a quick response.
- Jorge Ramos to identify his biggest failure, Obama offered a quick response.
- Latino to identify his biggest failure, Obama offered a quick response.
- Obama to identify his biggest failure, Obama offered a quick response.
- Republican to identify his biggest failure, Obama offered a quick response.
- Spanish to identify his biggest failure, Obama offered a quick response.
- U.S. to identify his biggest failure, Obama offered a quick response.
- Univision to identify his biggest failure, Obama offered a quick response.


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A woman has refused to change her profile picture on Facebook to the French flag in the wake of the Paris attacks because it would be 'wrong'. Charlotte Farhan, who is originally from Paris but now lives in Portsmouth, updated her social media status in reaction to the terror attack on Friday evening in which 129 people were killed. She explained that if she did this every time there was an atrocity across the world, she would have to do it several times a day - and her sentiment now has more than 128,000 likes. Facebook users across the globe have been showing their solidarity with Paris by overlaying their profile pictures with the tricoloure of the French flag.

'The reason for this is that if I did this for only

OPTIONS:
- Charlotte this would be wrong.
- Charlotte Farhan this would be wrong.
- Facebook this would be wrong.
- French this would be wrong.
- Paris this would be wrong.
- Portsmouth this would be wrong.


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Hong Kong (CNN) -- Reports of Jade Rabbit's demise may have been premature. China's first lunar rover had stopped functioning, state media reported Wednesday, but signs are emerging that Yutu, as it is known in Mandarin, may be up and running again. Following technical malfunctions Xinhua said that the lunar rover had lost communication with mission control but on Thursday the state news agency said that the rover was "fully awake" and had returned to its normal signal-receiving status. "Jade Rabbit has fully resurrected and is able to receive signals, but still suffers a mechanical control abnormality," China's lunar program spokesman Pei Zhaoyu told Xinhua.

"China's first lunar rover,

OPTIONS:
- CNN, could not be restored to full function on Monday as expected," the report stated.
- Chang'e 3, could not be restored to full function on Monday as expected," the report stated.
- China, could not be restored to full function on Monday as expected," the report stated.
- Hong Kong, could not be restored to full function on Monday as expected," the report stated.
- Jade Rabbit, could not be restored to full function on Monday as expected," the report stated.
- Mandarin, could not be restored to full function on Monday as expected," the report stated.
- Moon rover, could not be restored to full function on Monday as expected," the report stated.
- Pei Zhaoyu, could not be restored to full function on Monday as expected," the report stated.
- Xinhua, could not be restored to full function on Monday as expected," the report stated.
- Yutu, could not be restored to full function on Monday as expected," the report stated.


(CNN) -- A man detained in the disappearance of a Maryland woman during a vacation in Aruba will remain behind bars at least until the end of October, Aruban prosecutors said Monday. Gary Giordano was arrested by Aruban police on August 5, three days after his traveling companion Robyn Gardner was last seen on a beach on the Caribbean Island. Attorney Michael Lopez went to court Monday morning and asked for Giordano's release. Lopez argued that authorities do not have enough evidence to continue to hold the 50-year-old Maryland man, but the court did not agree. "Gary Giordano defense attorney's request for release has been denied," said Ann Angela from the Aruban prosecutor's office. Giordano's next detainment hearing is scheduled for the end of the month, Angela said.

Instead, it is the police who come at

OPTIONS:
- Angela with different theories as to what might have happened, he said.
- Ann Angela with different theories as to what might have happened, he said.
- Aruba with different theories as to what might have happened, he said.
- Aruban with different theories as to what might have happened, he said.
- CNN with different theories as to what might have happened, he said.
- Caribbean Island with different theories as to what might have happened, he said.
- Gardner with different theories as to what might have happened, he said.
- Gary Giordano with different theories as to what might have happened, he said.
- Giordano with different theories as to what might have happened, he said.
- Lopez with different theories as to what might have happened, he said.
- Maryland with different theories as to what might have happened, he said.
- Michael Lopez with different theories as to what might have happened, he said.
- Robyn Gardner with different theories as to what might have happened, he said.


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You could have been forgiven for mixing up which line-up cost £230million. Long-time Premier League title favourites Manchester City were comprehensively undone by the Stoke City pair of Marko Arnautovic and Xherdan Shaqiri, whose combined price tag of £15million was half what Manuel Pellegrini paid for holding midfielder Fernandinho alone. Arnautovic scored twice inside the first 15 minutes, both brilliantly assisted by Shaqiri, as Pellegrini's side drifted badly in the swirling Britannia cross-wind. Without Vincent Kompany, Pablo Zabaleta, Yaya Toure and Sergio Aguero – all injured – the richest club in England looked bereft of leadership. Centre halves Martin Demichelis and Nicolas Otamendi rarely looked like they inhabited the same planet, let alone being team-mates for Argentina.

OPTIONS:
- Argentina, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Arnautovic, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Britannia, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- England, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Fernandinho, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Fernando, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Manchester City, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Manuel Pellegrini, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Marko Arnautovic, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Martin Demichelis, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Nicolas Otamendi, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Pablo Zabaleta, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Pellegrini, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Potters, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Premier League, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Sergio Aguero, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Shaqiri, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Stoke, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Stoke City, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Vincent Kompany, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Xherdan Shaqiri, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.
- Yaya Toure, whose former manager at Inter Milan Jose Mourinho said had the 'attitude of a child' spent full-time squabbling with Fabian Delph before resuming his celebrations.


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(CNN) Writing in the New York Times, former President Jimmy Carter this week called on President Barack Obama to join with 137 countries and recognize the State of Palestine. Arguing that the two-state solution is dying and that something must be done to keep hope alive, Carter wrote: "I fear for the spirit of Camp David. We must not squander this chance." Yet having spent the better part of my adult professional life working to promote, facilitate and consummate negotiations between Arabs and Israelis, my advice is precisely the opposite of Mr. Carter's. I completely understand the urgent desire on the part of American peacemakers to do something. And in the case of Mr. Carter, that passion is especially strong. Few Israelis and Egyptians I know would take issue with the fact that had it not been for the role played by the US, led by President Jimmy Carter -- building on Anwar Sadat's historic visit and Menachem Begin's strong response -- there would have been no Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty in 1979.

Indeed, it was Mr. Carter's own sensitivity not just to Sadat's concerns but to

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Miller's that produced the peace treaty.
- American's that produced the peace treaty.
- Anwar Sadat's that produced the peace treaty.
- Arabs's that produced the peace treaty.
- Barack Obama's that produced the peace treaty.
- Camp David's that produced the peace treaty.
- Carter's that produced the peace treaty.
- Egyptian's that produced the peace treaty.
- Egyptians's that produced the peace treaty.
- Israel's that produced the peace treaty.
- Israeli's that produced the peace treaty.
- Israelis's that produced the peace treaty.
- Jimmy Carter's that produced the peace treaty.
- Menachem Begin's that produced the peace treaty.
- New York Times's that produced the peace treaty.
- Obama's that produced the peace treaty.
- Palestinian's that produced the peace treaty.
- State of Palestine's that produced the peace treaty.
- US's that produced the peace treaty.


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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are set to follow in Charles and Diana's footsteps next Spring when they will embark on a tour of India 24 years after William's parents visited. Although neither Kate or William, both 33, have journeyed to the country before, the Prince of Wales visited as recently as November 2013, on a nine-day tour. The trip is in the very early stages of planning but both the Government and Kensington Palace were keen to announce it while the Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, is in the UK. Mr Modi was yesterday a guest of the Queen at Buckingham Palace where they lunched together. It is the first visit by an Indian PM in a decade.

Twelve years later saw this happen as the Princess of

OPTIONS:
- Buckingham Palace’s accompanied her husband on a joint tour to the country.
- Cambridge’s accompanied her husband on a joint tour to the country.
- Charles’s accompanied her husband on a joint tour to the country.
- Diana’s accompanied her husband on a joint tour to the country.
- Duchess’s accompanied her husband on a joint tour to the country.
- Duke’s accompanied her husband on a joint tour to the country.
- India’s accompanied her husband on a joint tour to the country.
- Indian’s accompanied her husband on a joint tour to the country.
- Kate’s accompanied her husband on a joint tour to the country.
- Kensington Palace’s accompanied her husband on a joint tour to the country.
- Modi’s accompanied her husband on a joint tour to the country.
- Narendra Modi’s accompanied her husband on a joint tour to the country.
- Prince William’s accompanied her husband on a joint tour to the country.
- UK’s accompanied her husband on a joint tour to the country.
- Wales’s accompanied her husband on a joint tour to the country.
- William’s accompanied her husband on a joint tour to the country.


Washington (CNN) The Trump administration on Monday opened up its first line of attack on so-called sanctuary cities, naming jurisdictions that decline to detain immigrants who could be subject to deportation. The report lays out 206 declined "detainers" that were registered in Immigrations and Customs Enforcement databases during the week of January 28 to February 3. Detainers are requests by ICE to local law enforcement agencies to hold certain individuals ICE believes could be deported for up to an extra 48 hours beyond the criminal process so they can be picked up by ICE. President Donald Trump ordered the Department of Homeland Security to issue the reports, called the Weekly Declined Detainer Outcome Report, in an executive order in January.

And

OPTIONS:
- CNN has to stop being so lazy and sloppy with their work and follow procedures that law enforcement does if they believe there's someone dangerous on the street."
- DHS has to stop being so lazy and sloppy with their work and follow procedures that law enforcement does if they believe there's someone dangerous on the street."
- Department of Homeland Security has to stop being so lazy and sloppy with their work and follow procedures that law enforcement does if they believe there's someone dangerous on the street."
- Donald Trump has to stop being so lazy and sloppy with their work and follow procedures that law enforcement does if they believe there's someone dangerous on the street."
- ICE has to stop being so lazy and sloppy with their work and follow procedures that law enforcement does if they believe there's someone dangerous on the street."
- Immigrations and Customs Enforcement has to stop being so lazy and sloppy with their work and follow procedures that law enforcement does if they believe there's someone dangerous on the street."
- Trump administration has to stop being so lazy and sloppy with their work and follow procedures that law enforcement does if they believe there's someone dangerous on the street."
- Washington has to stop being so lazy and sloppy with their work and follow procedures that law enforcement does if they believe there's someone dangerous on the street."
- Weekly Declined Detainer Outcome Report has to stop being so lazy and sloppy with their work and follow procedures that law enforcement does if they believe there's someone dangerous on the street."


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Yet again, the New England Patriots did their jobs. Well. None more so than Tom Brady, who threw 19 consecutive completions - a franchise record - and four touchdown passes as the Super Bowl champions began the new NFL season in ominous fashion. All eyes were on the 38-year-old, who last week saw his four-match ban for the Deflategate saga quashed by a US district judge. Now in his 16th season, he showed all of his nous, picking apart a naive Steelers secondary to crank up the party atmosphere at a partisan Foxborough. Protected well by an unfamiliar offensive line featuring three rookies, Brady stuck to his faithful targets.

And there was

OPTIONS:
- Antonio Brown, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.
- Brady, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.
- Deflategate, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.
- Foxborough, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.
- Malcolm Butler, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.
- NBC, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.
- NFL, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.
- New England Patriots, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.
- Patriots, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.
- Pats, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.
- Rob Gronkowski, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.
- Roger Goodell, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.
- Scott Chandler, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.
- Steelers, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.
- Super Bowl, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.
- Tom Brady, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.
- US, shaking off two-man coverage to haul in Brady's perfectly weighted pass.


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

OPTIONS:
- Bob Corker's voters seemed to overlook or condone his bullying under the theory that (a) he wasn't really serious, (b) his status as a change agent mattered more than his personal character or (c) they kind-of liked it because they hated the people he was bullying.
- CNN's voters seemed to overlook or condone his bullying under the theory that (a) he wasn't really serious, (b) his status as a change agent mattered more than his personal character or (c) they kind-of liked it because they hated the people he was bullying.
- Corker's voters seemed to overlook or condone his bullying under the theory that (a) he wasn't really serious, (b) his status as a change agent mattered more than his personal character or (c) they kind-of liked it because they hated the people he was bullying.
- Daily Caller's voters seemed to overlook or condone his bullying under the theory that (a) he wasn't really serious, (b) his status as a change agent mattered more than his personal character or (c) they kind-of liked it because they hated the people he was bullying.
- Donald Trump's voters seemed to overlook or condone his bullying under the theory that (a) he wasn't really serious, (b) his status as a change agent mattered more than his personal character or (c) they kind-of liked it because they hated the people he was bullying.
- Liddle's voters seemed to overlook or condone his bullying under the theory that (a) he wasn't really serious, (b) his status as a change agent mattered more than his personal character or (c) they kind-of liked it because they hated the people he was bullying.
- Republican's voters seemed to overlook or condone his bullying under the theory that (a) he wasn't really serious, (b) his status as a change agent mattered more than his personal character or (c) they kind-of liked it because they hated the people he was bullying.
- Tennessee's voters seemed to overlook or condone his bullying under the theory that (a) he wasn't really serious, (b) his status as a change agent mattered more than his personal character or (c) they kind-of liked it because they hated the people he was bullying.
- Trump's voters seemed to overlook or condone his bullying under the theory that (a) he wasn't really serious, (b) his status as a change agent mattered more than his personal character or (c) they kind-of liked it because they hated the people he was bullying.
- United States's voters seemed to overlook or condone his bullying under the theory that (a) he wasn't really serious, (b) his status as a change agent mattered more than his personal character or (c) they kind-of liked it because they hated the people he was bullying.


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(CNN) -- Prosecutors in Hungary indicted a Nazi war crimes suspect Tuesday with involvement in the brutal treatment and deportation of thousands of Jews during World War II. Ladislaus Csizsik-Csatary was allegedly "actively involved" in sending nearly 12,000 Jews to various concentration camps in the spring of 1944, according to the Metropolitan Chief Prosecution Office in Budapest. According to prosecutors, Csizsik-Csatary served as a senior Hungarian police officer in the city of Kosice, which is now in Slovakia but was under Hungarian rule in the 1940s. Csizsik-Csatary topped the Simon Wiesenthal Center's list of "most wanted Nazi war criminals" as of April this year.

During that month, he "regularly beat the interned

OPTIONS:
- Budapest with his bare hands and whipped them with a dog-whip without any special reasons and irrespective of the sex, age or health condition of the assaulted people," the indictment alleges.
- CNN with his bare hands and whipped them with a dog-whip without any special reasons and irrespective of the sex, age or health condition of the assaulted people," the indictment alleges.
- Csizsik-Csatary with his bare hands and whipped them with a dog-whip without any special reasons and irrespective of the sex, age or health condition of the assaulted people," the indictment alleges.
- German with his bare hands and whipped them with a dog-whip without any special reasons and irrespective of the sex, age or health condition of the assaulted people," the indictment alleges.
- Hungarian with his bare hands and whipped them with a dog-whip without any special reasons and irrespective of the sex, age or health condition of the assaulted people," the indictment alleges.
- Hungary with his bare hands and whipped them with a dog-whip without any special reasons and irrespective of the sex, age or health condition of the assaulted people," the indictment alleges.
- Jews with his bare hands and whipped them with a dog-whip without any special reasons and irrespective of the sex, age or health condition of the assaulted people," the indictment alleges.
- Kosice with his bare hands and whipped them with a dog-whip without any special reasons and irrespective of the sex, age or health condition of the assaulted people," the indictment alleges.
- Ladislaus Csizsik-Csatary with his bare hands and whipped them with a dog-whip without any special reasons and irrespective of the sex, age or health condition of the assaulted people," the indictment alleges.
- Metropolitan Chief Prosecution Office with his bare hands and whipped them with a dog-whip without any special reasons and irrespective of the sex, age or health condition of the assaulted people," the indictment alleges.
- Nazi with his bare hands and whipped them with a dog-whip without any special reasons and irrespective of the sex, age or health condition of the assaulted people," the indictment alleges.
- Simon Wiesenthal Center with his bare hands and whipped them with a dog-whip without any special reasons and irrespective of the sex, age or health condition of the assaulted people," the indictment alleges.
- Slovakia with his bare hands and whipped them with a dog-whip without any special reasons and irrespective of the sex, age or health condition of the assaulted people," the indictment alleges.
- World War II. with his bare hands and whipped them with a dog-whip without any special reasons and irrespective of the sex, age or health condition of the assaulted people," the indictment alleges.


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Everton's hard-line stance in flatly rejecting every Chelsea bid for John Stones has been both admirable and questionable in equal measure. On the one hand, Everton are standing up for themselves by refusing to let their star defender leave; on the other, they are refusing an exorbitant fee for a young talent still fighting to prove himself. So are the Toffees doing the right thing, and what does this mean for Stones, Everton and Chelsea in the long run? Sportsmail's ELLIOTT BRETLAND and CHARLIE SKILLEN debate the key questions in the Stones transfer saga . As manager Roberto Martinez suggested, it's a massive statement of intent from the club to stay firm and reject Chelsea's bids. The Toffees have turned a corner and this could be a huge watershed moment for Everton.

The club are finally in a position where they do not need to sell and - with four years remaining on his current deal - fully intend to build with

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- Barnsley as one of their best young talents.
- CHARLIE SKILLEN as one of their best young talents.
- Chelsea as one of their best young talents.
- ELLIOTT BRETLAND as one of their best young talents.
- Everton as one of their best young talents.
- John Stones as one of their best young talents.
- MailOnline as one of their best young talents.
- Roberto Martinez as one of their best young talents.
- Sportsmail as one of their best young talents.
- Stones as one of their best young talents.
- Toffees as one of their best young talents.


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(CNN) Energy Star is best known for labels that tell you how much you'll pay on your utility bill if you buy a new refrigerator or television. But it also has ratings for hotels, condominiums and office buildings. Trump's properties tend to receive low Energy Star ratings. The most recent scores from 2015 reveal that 11 of his 15 skyscrapers in New York, Chicago and San Francisco are less energy efficient than most comparable buildings. On a scale of 1 to 100 for energy efficiency, Manhattan's old Mayfair Hotel, which Trump converted into condos, rated a 1. But none of this could matter if the administration has its way. It has proposed cutting all funding to the Energy Star Program, run by the Environmental Protection Agency.

OPTIONS:
- CNN's impending fate exemplifies how the President's actions can benefit his own businesses.
- Chicago's impending fate exemplifies how the President's actions can benefit his own businesses.
- Energy Star's impending fate exemplifies how the President's actions can benefit his own businesses.
- Energy Star Program's impending fate exemplifies how the President's actions can benefit his own businesses.
- Environmental Protection Agency's impending fate exemplifies how the President's actions can benefit his own businesses.
- Manhattan's impending fate exemplifies how the President's actions can benefit his own businesses.
- Mayfair Hotel's impending fate exemplifies how the President's actions can benefit his own businesses.
- New York's impending fate exemplifies how the President's actions can benefit his own businesses.
- San Francisco's impending fate exemplifies how the President's actions can benefit his own businesses.
- Trump's impending fate exemplifies how the President's actions can benefit his own businesses.


In the shadow of the iPhone 5 reveal, Apple rolled out updates to its most enduring mobile product, the iPod, on Wednesday. They include a bigger, yet lighter and thinner, iPod Touch that mirrors the stretched-out new iPhone and a bigger screen on the tiny iPod Nano. The new Touch is 6.1 millimeters thick, making it the thinnest Touch yet, and weighs in at a dainty 3.1 ounces. Siri, Apple's voice-activated "digital assistant," is also making her way to the iPod Touch, and that's not the only way Apple's premier iPod, which some already called an iPhone without the phone, is getting closer to its smartphone cousin.

But they've been massive for

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- Apple, selling more than 350 million units since being introduced in 2001, when they were credited with helping a flailing Apple launch an epic turnaround.
- Siri, selling more than 350 million units since being introduced in 2001, when they were credited with helping a flailing Apple launch an epic turnaround.
- Touch, selling more than 350 million units since being introduced in 2001, when they were credited with helping a flailing Apple launch an epic turnaround.
- iPad, selling more than 350 million units since being introduced in 2001, when they were credited with helping a flailing Apple launch an epic turnaround.
- iPhone, selling more than 350 million units since being introduced in 2001, when they were credited with helping a flailing Apple launch an epic turnaround.
- iPhone 5, selling more than 350 million units since being introduced in 2001, when they were credited with helping a flailing Apple launch an epic turnaround.
- iPod, selling more than 350 million units since being introduced in 2001, when they were credited with helping a flailing Apple launch an epic turnaround.
- iPod Nano, selling more than 350 million units since being introduced in 2001, when they were credited with helping a flailing Apple launch an epic turnaround.
- iPod Touch, selling more than 350 million units since being introduced in 2001, when they were credited with helping a flailing Apple launch an epic turnaround.
- iPods, selling more than 350 million units since being introduced in 2001, when they were credited with helping a flailing Apple launch an epic turnaround.


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He wooed Sir Alex Ferguson with his commitment and his summer sale to Lyon left fans disappointed, and team-mates shocked. Lofty praise from one of football's greatest managers and fond memories in Old Trafford's dressing room may even be of some comfort to Rafael, whose move to France is, conservatively speaking, still a work in progress. It is unfair to say the step down from Manchester United to Ligue 1 hasn't worked out quite the way the defender had hoped. It has been positive. Some things never change; he's still got the most enthusiastic, beaming smile in any footballer's mugshot. But he needs a little more time to show Lyon supporters exactly what he's about and to find a position he can cement as his own.

Having spent seven seasons with United, it only took Rafael a matter of months since switching to

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- Alex Ferguson to think about what is next for his career.
- Brazilian to think about what is next for his career.
- Champions League to think about what is next for his career.
- France to think about what is next for his career.
- Gary Neville to think about what is next for his career.
- Ligue 1 to think about what is next for his career.
- Lyon to think about what is next for his career.
- Manchester United to think about what is next for his career.
- Mestalla to think about what is next for his career.
- Neville to think about what is next for his career.
- Old Trafford to think about what is next for his career.
- Rafael to think about what is next for his career.
- United to think about what is next for his career.
- Valencia to think about what is next for his career.


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(CNN) With the cancellation of a Trump rally in Chicago due to protests, and a slew of recent violent encounters between protesters and supporters of Donald Trump -- one of whom assaulted a protester as the police lead him away, and later threatened to kill him -- we are finally seeing the culmination of the Trump campaign's combative, reckless and downright disturbing rhetoric. Trump is both denying the violent encounters are taking place, and simultaneously blaming Bernie Sanders' supporters, President Obama, the media for overreporting them, and so-called Chicago "thugs." His surrogates, like Jeffrey Lord, insist "the violent left" is at it again. "The American left has a very, very long and detailed history of doing exactly this," he said on CNN. "We're talking about people who show up at rallies ... to provoke, to provoke. ... They are in search of violence. That's what their intention is."

OPTIONS:
- America rallies have become a cacophonous orchestra pit, which Trump conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- American rallies have become a cacophonous orchestra pit, which Trump conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- Bernie Sanders rallies have become a cacophonous orchestra pit, which Trump conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- CNN rallies have become a cacophonous orchestra pit, which Trump conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- Chicago rallies have become a cacophonous orchestra pit, which Trump conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- Cupp rallies have become a cacophonous orchestra pit, which Trump conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- Donald Trump rallies have become a cacophonous orchestra pit, which Trump conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- Jeffrey Lord rallies have become a cacophonous orchestra pit, which Trump conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- Obama rallies have become a cacophonous orchestra pit, which Trump conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- SE Cupp rallies have become a cacophonous orchestra pit, which Trump conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- Trump rallies have become a cacophonous orchestra pit, which Trump conducts into perfectly timed discord.


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Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- Sporadic heavy artillery barrages and machine gun fire could be heard early Sunday on the outskirts of the southeastern Ukrainian city of Mariupol, raising questions about the viability of a ceasefire between the Ukrainian government and pro-Russian separatists. While the source of the weapons fire was not immediately clear, it came as the ceasefire appeared to be holding, a rare positive sign in a conflict that has ratcheted up tensions between Russia and the West. By late Saturday, however, bursts of heavy artillery and machine gun fire replaced the evident calm, a gas station was ablaze and cars carrying injured civilians could be seen on the roads.

The last Russian aid convoy, which entered without

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- CNN's permission, was sent by road.
- EU's permission, was sent by road.
- Kiev's permission, was sent by road.
- Mariupol's permission, was sent by road.
- Poroshenko's permission, was sent by road.
- Putin's permission, was sent by road.
- Russia's permission, was sent by road.
- Ukraine's permission, was sent by road.
- Ukrainian's permission, was sent by road.
- West's permission, was sent by road.


Washington (CNN) Always check the abandoned boxes in your attic because you never know what you might find. A family in Mississippi discovered a rare letter from founding father Thomas Jefferson in a box of heirlooms, written to their ancestor, U.S. Ambassador to France William Crawford. The four-page letter from the former president shows his reaction to the end of the War of 1812, comparing it to the American revolution. He discusses the honor of American independence and rails against the British. The Raab Collection, a Philadelphia dealer of historical documents, is selling the letter for $325,000 on behalf of the family.

"When you read it, you feel like you're sitting next to

OPTIONS:
- American, getting his unfiltered thoughts."
- British, getting his unfiltered thoughts."
- CNN, getting his unfiltered thoughts."
- France, getting his unfiltered thoughts."
- Mississippi, getting his unfiltered thoughts."
- Philadelphia, getting his unfiltered thoughts."
- Raab Collection, getting his unfiltered thoughts."
- Thomas Jefferson, getting his unfiltered thoughts."
- U.S., getting his unfiltered thoughts."
- War of 1812, getting his unfiltered thoughts."
- Washington, getting his unfiltered thoughts."
- William Crawford, getting his unfiltered thoughts."


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(CNN Student News) -- May 3, 2011 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Abbottabad, Pakistan • New York, The Pentagon, Shanksville Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CNN ANNOUNCER: This is CNN Breaking News. DON LEMON, CNN ANCHOR, CNN NEWSROOM: We're being told by a White House official that the president will make a statement at 10:30. WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR, THE SITUATION ROOM WITH WOLF BLITZER: I'm told by sources it is a national security issue. JOHN KING, CNN HOST, JOHN KING, USA: CNN is told by several sources now that the president of the United States will announce in just moments that the United States has the body of Osama bin Laden.

1996:

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- Abbottabad declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- CNN declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- CNN ANCHOR declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- CNN Breaking News declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- CNN HOST declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- CNN NEWSROOM declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- CNN Student News declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- DON LEMON declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- Daily Discussion declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- JOHN KING declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- New York declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- Osama bin Laden declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- PDF declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- Pakistan declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- Pentagon declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- RUSH TRANSCRIPT declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- Shanksville declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- U.S. declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- USA declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- United States declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- WOLF BLITZER declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- White House declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.
- bin Laden declared a "jihad," or holy war, against U.S. forces.


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(CNN) -- The worst weather disaster in American history took place in Galveston, Texas, in 1900 when a hurricane estimated as a Category 4 intensity blew ashore, killing thousands of residents and obliterating the town. The unnamed storm was first detected in the Atlantic on August 27, reaching Cuba as a tropical storm on September 3. Like Ike, the hurricane crossed Cuba and entered the Gulf of Mexico, crashing ashore just south of Galveston on September 8. Galveston Island was completely covered by 8- to 16-foot storm tides. Estimates of the death toll range from 6,000 to 12,000, and property damage was estimated at $30 million.

Watch how

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- American and the 1900 hurricane are similar »
- Atlantic and the 1900 hurricane are similar »
- CNN and the 1900 hurricane are similar »
- Cuba and the 1900 hurricane are similar »
- Galveston and the 1900 hurricane are similar »
- Galveston Island and the 1900 hurricane are similar »
- Gulf of Mexico and the 1900 hurricane are similar »
- Ike and the 1900 hurricane are similar »
- Texas and the 1900 hurricane are similar »


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(Wired) -- When Apple CEO Tim Cook took the stage at the All Things Digital Conference Tuesday night, he wasn't just answering questions from Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher — he was also dropping hints about the future of Apple's product roadmap. Sure, a lot of his answers just regurgitated the same pat, familiar themes we've heard from Cook and other Apple executives: The iPad is taking the world by storm. The iPhone's doing great. The iPod has been the gateway drug for a new generation of Apple and Mac users. But even Tim Cook can't completely stick to the script. During his interview, he teased a few interesting tidbits — which we present here along with analysis on what his words actually mean.

Nonetheless, it doesn't look like past conflicts are preventing

OPTIONS:
- All Things Digital Conference and Facebook from working together in the future.
- Apple and Facebook from working together in the future.
- Cook and Facebook from working together in the future.
- Facebook and Facebook from working together in the future.
- Kara Swisher and Facebook from working together in the future.
- Mac and Facebook from working together in the future.
- Siri and Facebook from working together in the future.
- Tim Cook and Facebook from working together in the future.
- Twitter and Facebook from working together in the future.
- Walt Mossberg and Facebook from working together in the future.
- Wired and Facebook from working together in the future.
- iPad and Facebook from working together in the future.
- iPhone and Facebook from working together in the future.
- iPod and Facebook from working together in the future.
- iTV and Facebook from working together in the future.


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Jerusalem (CNN) -- Standing before throngs of cheering supporters Sunday, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas called for an end to the division among Palestinians in the wake of the United Nations upgrading the authority's status -- as Israel refused to acknowledge that newfound recognition. "The people who have achieved the accomplishment of the 29th of November, when the world wrote the birth certificate of the state of Palestine, are capable of imposing the will of the people in making the reconciliation happen," he said at a packed rally in Ramallah. The U.N. General Assembly on Thursday elevated the authority's status from "non-member observer entity" to "non-member observer state" -- the same category as the Vatican.

Israeli settlements are widely considered illegal under international law, though

OPTIONS:
- Abbas insists they are not.
- CNN insists they are not.
- Clinton insists they are not.
- Israel insists they are not.
- Jerusalem insists they are not.
- Mahmoud Abbas insists they are not.
- Palestine insists they are not.
- Palestinian insists they are not.
- Palestinian Authority insists they are not.
- Palestinians insists they are not.
- Ramallah insists they are not.
- U.N. insists they are not.
- U.N. General Assembly insists they are not.
- United Nations insists they are not.
- Vatican insists they are not.


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It's a photograph that captures a collision of worlds; in the foreground is one of the UK's richest society heiresses and, on the table behind her, three of the most famous people on the planet - Kanye West, Kim Kardashian and their daughter North. Whether Alice Bamford, the British heiress to the JCB farm equipment dynasty, was aware of exactly who was photobombing her image when she smiled next to her baby daughter is anyone's guess. The social media moment was taken outside Nobu, Hollywood's favourite A-list Japanese restaurant, close to where Alice owns an organic farm and restaurant. Scroll down for video

When caught off guard by Alice at the high-profile establishment,

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- Alice's famous family didn't appear to be quite the picture of domesticated bliss that the reality TV star would like you to believe.
- Alice Bamford's famous family didn't appear to be quite the picture of domesticated bliss that the reality TV star would like you to believe.
- British's famous family didn't appear to be quite the picture of domesticated bliss that the reality TV star would like you to believe.
- Daylesford Organics's famous family didn't appear to be quite the picture of domesticated bliss that the reality TV star would like you to believe.
- Hollywood's famous family didn't appear to be quite the picture of domesticated bliss that the reality TV star would like you to believe.
- JCB's famous family didn't appear to be quite the picture of domesticated bliss that the reality TV star would like you to believe.
- Japanese's famous family didn't appear to be quite the picture of domesticated bliss that the reality TV star would like you to believe.
- Kanye West's famous family didn't appear to be quite the picture of domesticated bliss that the reality TV star would like you to believe.
- Kim's famous family didn't appear to be quite the picture of domesticated bliss that the reality TV star would like you to believe.
- Kim Kardashian's famous family didn't appear to be quite the picture of domesticated bliss that the reality TV star would like you to believe.
- Malibu's famous family didn't appear to be quite the picture of domesticated bliss that the reality TV star would like you to believe.
- Nobu's famous family didn't appear to be quite the picture of domesticated bliss that the reality TV star would like you to believe.
- North's famous family didn't appear to be quite the picture of domesticated bliss that the reality TV star would like you to believe.
- Photobombers Kanye's famous family didn't appear to be quite the picture of domesticated bliss that the reality TV star would like you to believe.
- UK's famous family didn't appear to be quite the picture of domesticated bliss that the reality TV star would like you to believe.


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He may have just opened up his most commanding lead ever in the Republican polls, but it seems Saturday Night Live is still finding ways to poke fun at Donald Trump. The show's cold-open skit tonight featured Taram Killam and Cecily Strong reprising their Trump and Melania impressions from the show's opening slot. This time 'Trump' was back with a festive message for his fans - putting people on a naughty and nice list, boasting 'my concept by the way.' He also had a holiday-themed welcome for viewers. 'Merry Christmas,' he said. 'To the Jews, happy Hanukkah, and to the Muslims, send me your names.'

However,

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- Cecily Strong has managed to land himself on Trump's naughty list by giving away almost all his Facebook fortune to charity.
- Donald Trump has managed to land himself on Trump's naughty list by giving away almost all his Facebook fortune to charity.
- Hillary has managed to land himself on Trump's naughty list by giving away almost all his Facebook fortune to charity.
- Jews has managed to land himself on Trump's naughty list by giving away almost all his Facebook fortune to charity.
- Melania has managed to land himself on Trump's naughty list by giving away almost all his Facebook fortune to charity.
- Merry Christmas has managed to land himself on Trump's naughty list by giving away almost all his Facebook fortune to charity.
- Muslims has managed to land himself on Trump's naughty list by giving away almost all his Facebook fortune to charity.
- Night Live has managed to land himself on Trump's naughty list by giving away almost all his Facebook fortune to charity.
- Republican has managed to land himself on Trump's naughty list by giving away almost all his Facebook fortune to charity.
- SNL has managed to land himself on Trump's naughty list by giving away almost all his Facebook fortune to charity.
- Santa has managed to land himself on Trump's naughty list by giving away almost all his Facebook fortune to charity.
- Taram Killam has managed to land himself on Trump's naughty list by giving away almost all his Facebook fortune to charity.
- Trump has managed to land himself on Trump's naughty list by giving away almost all his Facebook fortune to charity.
- Zuckerberg has managed to land himself on Trump's naughty list by giving away almost all his Facebook fortune to charity.