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(CNN) We need to applaud Donald Trump for his brutal honesty and mostly accurate tweet about the budget that the GOP-controlled Senate passed on Thursday: "Budget that just passed is a really big deal, especially in terms of what will be the biggest tax cut in U.S. history - MSM barely covered!" (The one inaccuracy is that the tax cut, while large, would not be the "biggest" ever. There have been a number of bigger tax cuts under presidents, from Lyndon Johnson to Ronald Reagan to Barack Obama.) Still, Trump is correct that the GOP Senate passed this budget Thursday to pave the way for massive tax cuts. And Trump is also correct that the "MSM" -- the mainstream media -- has not covered this story the way it deserves.

That would be a painful blow to the over 55 million

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- America -- including my own mother, and maybe yours, too -- who depend on this very popular program to manage the cost of their health care.
- Americans -- including my own mother, and maybe yours, too -- who depend on this very popular program to manage the cost of their health care.
- Barack Obama -- including my own mother, and maybe yours, too -- who depend on this very popular program to manage the cost of their health care.
- CNN -- including my own mother, and maybe yours, too -- who depend on this very popular program to manage the cost of their health care.
- Dean Obeidallah -- including my own mother, and maybe yours, too -- who depend on this very popular program to manage the cost of their health care.
- Donald Trump -- including my own mother, and maybe yours, too -- who depend on this very popular program to manage the cost of their health care.
- GOP -- including my own mother, and maybe yours, too -- who depend on this very popular program to manage the cost of their health care.
- Lyndon Johnson -- including my own mother, and maybe yours, too -- who depend on this very popular program to manage the cost of their health care.
- MSM -- including my own mother, and maybe yours, too -- who depend on this very popular program to manage the cost of their health care.
- Medicaid -- including my own mother, and maybe yours, too -- who depend on this very popular program to manage the cost of their health care.
- Medicare -- including my own mother, and maybe yours, too -- who depend on this very popular program to manage the cost of their health care.
- Obeidallah -- including my own mother, and maybe yours, too -- who depend on this very popular program to manage the cost of their health care.
- Ronald Reagan -- including my own mother, and maybe yours, too -- who depend on this very popular program to manage the cost of their health care.
- Senate -- including my own mother, and maybe yours, too -- who depend on this very popular program to manage the cost of their health care.
- Trump -- including my own mother, and maybe yours, too -- who depend on this very popular program to manage the cost of their health care.
- U.S. -- including my own mother, and maybe yours, too -- who depend on this very popular program to manage the cost of their health care.


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The haunting holiday camp that was built as a relaxing, seaside retreat for hardworking Nazis is opening for tourists this year. Prora was built by Adolf Hitler between 1936 and 1939, on Rügen, Germany's largest island, but never saw a guest through its doors, until recent real estate developments. Boasting over 10,000 rooms, it was intended as the Third Reich's equivalent of Butlins, but construction ceased when the Nazi leader chose to focus on the looming Second World War. Berlin firm Metropole has exclusive rights to the unusual holiday destination and have turned it into five-star beach apartments and a spa.

As part of this,

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- Adolf Hitler arranged for there to be activities such as skiing and cruises - and intended to build a collection of seaside resorts on Rügen.
- Baltic Butlins arranged for there to be activities such as skiing and cruises - and intended to build a collection of seaside resorts on Rügen.
- Berlin arranged for there to be activities such as skiing and cruises - and intended to build a collection of seaside resorts on Rügen.
- Butlins arranged for there to be activities such as skiing and cruises - and intended to build a collection of seaside resorts on Rügen.
- Germany arranged for there to be activities such as skiing and cruises - and intended to build a collection of seaside resorts on Rügen.
- Hitler arranged for there to be activities such as skiing and cruises - and intended to build a collection of seaside resorts on Rügen.
- Metropole arranged for there to be activities such as skiing and cruises - and intended to build a collection of seaside resorts on Rügen.
- Nazi arranged for there to be activities such as skiing and cruises - and intended to build a collection of seaside resorts on Rügen.
- Nazis arranged for there to be activities such as skiing and cruises - and intended to build a collection of seaside resorts on Rügen.
- Plans arranged for there to be activities such as skiing and cruises - and intended to build a collection of seaside resorts on Rügen.
- Prora arranged for there to be activities such as skiing and cruises - and intended to build a collection of seaside resorts on Rügen.
- Rügen arranged for there to be activities such as skiing and cruises - and intended to build a collection of seaside resorts on Rügen.
- Second World War arranged for there to be activities such as skiing and cruises - and intended to build a collection of seaside resorts on Rügen.
- Third Reich arranged for there to be activities such as skiing and cruises - and intended to build a collection of seaside resorts on Rügen.


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History was made in northern California when the first active professional baseball player to come out as gay led his team to victory. Sean Conroy, 23, secured a 7-0 win for the Sonoma Stompers on Thursday night during his first start with the 22-man team, which is part of the independent Pacific Association of Baseball Clubs. The enthusiastic crowd seemed more impressed with his performance pitching a shutout - completing a game without allowing any runs - than his role as a pioneer. The right hander, from Clifton Park, New York, struck-out 11 players and allowed three hits over nine innings.

The

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- California did not make a special announcement or call attention to the milestone so Conroy could focus on his pitching, general manager Theo Fightmaster said.
- Clifton Park did not make a special announcement or call attention to the milestone so Conroy could focus on his pitching, general manager Theo Fightmaster said.
- New York did not make a special announcement or call attention to the milestone so Conroy could focus on his pitching, general manager Theo Fightmaster said.
- Pacific Association of Baseball Clubs did not make a special announcement or call attention to the milestone so Conroy could focus on his pitching, general manager Theo Fightmaster said.
- Sean Conroy did not make a special announcement or call attention to the milestone so Conroy could focus on his pitching, general manager Theo Fightmaster said.
- Sonoma Stompers did not make a special announcement or call attention to the milestone so Conroy could focus on his pitching, general manager Theo Fightmaster said.
- US Supreme Court did not make a special announcement or call attention to the milestone so Conroy could focus on his pitching, general manager Theo Fightmaster said.


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The fitness of Neymar is Barcelona's main concern ahead of Saturday's visit of Deportivo La Coruna. The in-form Brazilian, who has scored 16 goals in 18 appearances this season, missed the midweek Champions League draw at Bayer Leverkusen with a groin problem. The 23-year-old is now being assessed but is unlikely to feature this weekend as Barca play their last game before heading to Japan for the Club World Cup. 'It's an unpleasant situation and we have to wait to see what the team doctor says,' Luis Enrique told reporters. 'We don't know how bad the injury is and we have to hope he recovers quickly in the next few days.'

'They are playing great football, they are in good form following the return of

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- Barca.
- Barcelona.
- Bayer Leverkusen.
- Brazilian.
- Champions League.
- Club World Cup.
- Deportivo La Coruna.
- Japan.
- Lionel Messi.
- Luis Enrique.
- Neymar.


New Liverpool signing Roberto Firmino is determined to improve during his time at Anfield and prove he is worth his place in the team. Brendan Rodgers signed the Brazil international for £29million from German club Hoffenheim and the midfielder is keen to hit the ground running. While the rest of the Liverpool squad returned for pre-season this week, Firmino has been granted extra time off after playing in the Copa America. And the 23-year-old said: 'First and foremost, I'm looking forward to the new challenge and I'm excited to see what the Premier League has to offer. 'Of course everything will once again be new to me at the start. I'm going to have to get used to a new playing style, but I'll also get the opportunity to improve my game even further there.

'I was only 19 when I came to

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- Anfield,' he added on their official website.
- Brazil,' he added on their official website.
- Brendan Rodgers,' he added on their official website.
- Chile,' he added on their official website.
- Copa America,' he added on their official website.
- Firmino,' he added on their official website.
- German,' he added on their official website.
- Hoffenheim,' he added on their official website.
- Liverpool,' he added on their official website.
- Liverpool FC,' he added on their official website.
- Premier League,' he added on their official website.
- Roberto Firmino,' he added on their official website.


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(CNN) -- Chinese media on Wednesday played up the positives in Xi Jinping's visit to Washington, avoiding mention of U.S. criticism of human rights but broaching issues of trade and U.S. discontent with the strength of the Chinese currency. A commentary in the official China Daily said U.S. President Barack Obama was deflecting criticism of his own domestic political problems by drawing attention to the rivalry over the currencies, but that the U.S. administration had little heart for an open fight over the issue. "When the Senate was about to vote on a bill to punish 'currency manipulators' last fall, the White House put it off with strong words and possibly behind-the-scene political maneuvers," the newspaper said in a commentary.

A common theme in

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- Barack Obama diplomacy and in its official media is that when backed into a corner, China must pursue its own interests.
- CNN diplomacy and in its official media is that when backed into a corner, China must pursue its own interests.
- China Daily diplomacy and in its official media is that when backed into a corner, China must pursue its own interests.
- Chinese diplomacy and in its official media is that when backed into a corner, China must pursue its own interests.
- Obama diplomacy and in its official media is that when backed into a corner, China must pursue its own interests.
- Senate diplomacy and in its official media is that when backed into a corner, China must pursue its own interests.
- Syria diplomacy and in its official media is that when backed into a corner, China must pursue its own interests.
- U.S. diplomacy and in its official media is that when backed into a corner, China must pursue its own interests.
- Washington diplomacy and in its official media is that when backed into a corner, China must pursue its own interests.
- White House diplomacy and in its official media is that when backed into a corner, China must pursue its own interests.
- Xi diplomacy and in its official media is that when backed into a corner, China must pursue its own interests.
- Xi Jinping diplomacy and in its official media is that when backed into a corner, China must pursue its own interests.


On an exciting third day of Ashes cricket, England gave Australia a total of 412 to chase after dominating proceedings. Alastair Cook's side had a terrific morning and the captain himself was outstanding in the field. Joe Root was solid with the bat once again as he scored 60 to help the run total. Sportsmail columnist and Sky Sports pundit David Lloyd looks back on the third day of Ashes action involving arguments over umpire decisions, Ian Bell and the Cambrian Tap. Arguments raging in our commentary box about Shane Watson’s lbw being a ‘poor decision.’ In the old days the umpires would not even have considered it. Front foot, big stride and it hit him above the knee. Not out! But nowadays it’s precision cricket. Forget all that previous convention – technology predicts it’s hitting the stumps and that has changed the game completely!

It took a good, spinning delivery from Nathan Lyon to get him out and that could be ominous for

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- Adam Lyth.
- Alastair Cook.
- Ashes.
- Australia.
- Cambrian Tap.
- Cardiff.
- David Lloyd.
- England.
- Ian Bell.
- Joe Root.
- Paul Newman.
- Shane Watson.
- Sky Sports.


(CNN) On one hand, Donald Trump's praise of France's far right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen, who appears to have received enough votes in Sunday's election to advance to the May 7 runoff, is not surprising. Le Pen, like Trump, ran a campaign that was anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim and traded on white supremacist themes. (It's no coincidence that former Klan leader David Duke has publicly praised both Le Pen and Trump.) On the other hand, you would think Trump would be hesitant to publicly praise a candidate like Le Pen, an avid supporter of Vladimir Putin, particularly given that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said just two weeks ago that US-Russian relations had reached an all time low.

And while she supports

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- CNN, there is little doubt she also holds Putin -- and Russian banks -- in the highest regard.
- David Duke, there is little doubt she also holds Putin -- and Russian banks -- in the highest regard.
- Dean Obeidallah, there is little doubt she also holds Putin -- and Russian banks -- in the highest regard.
- Donald Trump, there is little doubt she also holds Putin -- and Russian banks -- in the highest regard.
- France, there is little doubt she also holds Putin -- and Russian banks -- in the highest regard.
- Klan, there is little doubt she also holds Putin -- and Russian banks -- in the highest regard.
- Le Pen, there is little doubt she also holds Putin -- and Russian banks -- in the highest regard.
- Marine, there is little doubt she also holds Putin -- and Russian banks -- in the highest regard.
- Muslim, there is little doubt she also holds Putin -- and Russian banks -- in the highest regard.
- Putin French, there is little doubt she also holds Putin -- and Russian banks -- in the highest regard.
- Rex Tillerson, there is little doubt she also holds Putin -- and Russian banks -- in the highest regard.
- Russian, there is little doubt she also holds Putin -- and Russian banks -- in the highest regard.
- Trump, there is little doubt she also holds Putin -- and Russian banks -- in the highest regard.
- US, there is little doubt she also holds Putin -- and Russian banks -- in the highest regard.
- Vladimir Putin, there is little doubt she also holds Putin -- and Russian banks -- in the highest regard.


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(CNN) Donald Trump's birther days are finally over. "President Barack Obama was born in the United States," Trump said brusquely at the end of a campaign event in his new Washington hotel. "Period." About 12 hours earlier, senior adviser Jason Miller said in a statement Trump had compelled Obama to release his birth certificate in 2011 to dispel questions about the fact he was born in Hawaii in 1961. "Mr. Trump believes that President Obama was born in the United States," the campaign conceded, a gesture meant to end questions -- which have bubbled up again in the past weeks -- surrounding Republican nominee's role in advancing a fiction meant to delegitimize the first African-American commander in chief.

Editor's note: This story has been updated to reflect the

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- African campaign's statement.
- American campaign's statement.
- Barack Obama campaign's statement.
- CNN campaign's statement.
- Donald Trump campaign's statement.
- Hawaii campaign's statement.
- Jason Miller campaign's statement.
- Obama campaign's statement.
- Republican campaign's statement.
- Trump campaign's statement.
- US campaign's statement.
- United States campaign's statement.
- Washington campaign's statement.


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New York  (CNN) A French Holocaust historian who was detained for 10 hours at Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport says "The United States seems no longer quite the United States." Henry Rousso was due to take part in a discussion "Writing in dark times" at Texas A&M University when he was stopped last week. He says it was the first time in 30 years of traveling to the US that he experienced any problems on entry. Ruosso says an immigration officer told him he wasn't "allowed to give a lecture and receive an honorarium" with his tourist visa. The US State Department allows foreign nationals to receive an honorarium under a tourist visa if they are a lecturer or a speaker and under certain guidelines, all of which Rousso met.

"All he had to do was Google '

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- Academic' and he could see he is who he claimed to be."
- CNN' and he could see he is who he claimed to be."
- French Holocaust' and he could see he is who he claimed to be."
- George Bush Intercontinental Airport' and he could see he is who he claimed to be."
- Henry Rousso' and he could see he is who he claimed to be."
- Houston' and he could see he is who he claimed to be."
- New York' and he could see he is who he claimed to be."
- Rousso' and he could see he is who he claimed to be."
- Ruosso' and he could see he is who he claimed to be."
- Texas A&M University' and he could see he is who he claimed to be."
- US' and he could see he is who he claimed to be."
- US State Department' and he could see he is who he claimed to be."
- United States' and he could see he is who he claimed to be."


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(CNN) Iceland pulled off one of the most astonishing results in the history of European football on Monday, knocking England out of the Euro 2016 finals. Playing at its first major international tournament, Iceland came from behind to win 2-1 in Nice and set up a quarterfinal tie against host nation France. This victory, without doubt the most important in the country's history, not only inflicted humiliation on England but also underlined Iceland's reputation as a growing force in world football. "This is without a doubt the biggest result in Icelandic football history," defender Kari Arnason told reporters. We've shocked the world.

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- CNN has been warned -- Iceland is ready to make more history.
- England has been warned -- Iceland is ready to make more history.
- Euro 2016 has been warned -- Iceland is ready to make more history.
- European has been warned -- Iceland is ready to make more history.
- France has been warned -- Iceland is ready to make more history.
- Iceland has been warned -- Iceland is ready to make more history.
- Icelandic has been warned -- Iceland is ready to make more history.
- Kari Arnason has been warned -- Iceland is ready to make more history.
- Nice has been warned -- Iceland is ready to make more history.
- Sigthorsson has been warned -- Iceland is ready to make more history.
- Sigurdsson has been warned -- Iceland is ready to make more history.


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(CNN) The sharp outcry over President Donald Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey has spurred a national digital history lesson about the dramatic move. One fun fact is this: Trump isn't the first president to can an FBI director. But the public reaction -- and the circumstances -- surrounding the two cases couldn't be more different. Nearly a quarter-century ago, President Bill Clinton fired FBI Director William Sessions. It was July 19, 1993, and Clinton was the first President to sack an official from that post. Harking back to that moment, some Trump backers and Clinton critics today are asking: Why wasn't there the same level of outrage toward Clinton, a Democrat, as there is to Trump, a Republican?

The immediacy of digital news and social media, where much angst toward

OPTIONS:
- Bill Clinton is erupting, had not yet become a part of daily life.
- Clinton is erupting, had not yet become a part of daily life.
- Democrat is erupting, had not yet become a part of daily life.
- Donald Trump is erupting, had not yet become a part of daily life.
- FBI is erupting, had not yet become a part of daily life.
- James Comey is erupting, had not yet become a part of daily life.
- Republican is erupting, had not yet become a part of daily life.
- Trump is erupting, had not yet become a part of daily life.
- William Sessions is erupting, had not yet become a part of daily life.


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(CNN) After more than five years of touting "birther" conspiracy theories, Donald Trump on Friday finally conceded a simple truth: "President Barack Obama was born in the United States." He did not apologize or speak to his own role in spreading the falsehood, which many people see as an attempt to undermine the legitimacy of America's first black president. Instead, Trump offered a curt admission tainted by yet another demonstrably false charge: that Hillary Clinton and her 2008 primary campaign "started" the racially charged smear. Both FactCheck.org (working with CNN's Jake Tapper) and PolitiFact have refuted the suggestion on multiple occasions. But the revisionist telling that Clinton was somehow involved persists, thanks in large part to Trump. He has peddled it for years and is now promoting it to deflect attention from his own leading role in advancing the lie.

The same survey found that 61% of

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- America's own supporters did not subscribe to birther rumors, so the campaign likely considered that it had more to gain than to lose by dropping this as a wedge issue in his race against Clinton.
- Barack Obama's own supporters did not subscribe to birther rumors, so the campaign likely considered that it had more to gain than to lose by dropping this as a wedge issue in his race against Clinton.
- CNN's own supporters did not subscribe to birther rumors, so the campaign likely considered that it had more to gain than to lose by dropping this as a wedge issue in his race against Clinton.
- Clinton's own supporters did not subscribe to birther rumors, so the campaign likely considered that it had more to gain than to lose by dropping this as a wedge issue in his race against Clinton.
- Donald Trump's own supporters did not subscribe to birther rumors, so the campaign likely considered that it had more to gain than to lose by dropping this as a wedge issue in his race against Clinton.
- FactCheck.org's own supporters did not subscribe to birther rumors, so the campaign likely considered that it had more to gain than to lose by dropping this as a wedge issue in his race against Clinton.
- Hillary Clinton's own supporters did not subscribe to birther rumors, so the campaign likely considered that it had more to gain than to lose by dropping this as a wedge issue in his race against Clinton.
- Jake Tapper's own supporters did not subscribe to birther rumors, so the campaign likely considered that it had more to gain than to lose by dropping this as a wedge issue in his race against Clinton.
- PolitiFact's own supporters did not subscribe to birther rumors, so the campaign likely considered that it had more to gain than to lose by dropping this as a wedge issue in his race against Clinton.
- Trump's own supporters did not subscribe to birther rumors, so the campaign likely considered that it had more to gain than to lose by dropping this as a wedge issue in his race against Clinton.
- United States's own supporters did not subscribe to birther rumors, so the campaign likely considered that it had more to gain than to lose by dropping this as a wedge issue in his race against Clinton.


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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Two Chinese fishing vessels came "dangerously close" to a U.S. military ship in the Yellow Sea off the coast of China last week -- the fifth such incident in the past few months, two U.S. officials told CNN Tuesday. The USNS Victorious is an unarmed ocean surveillance ship operated by a civilian crew. The officials -- who could not be identified because the incident has not yet been formally announced -- said the two Chinese boats approached the USNS Victorious, a military sealift command ship, in international waters Friday in the Yellow Sea, which lies between China and North and South Korea.

The crew of the Victorious turned its fire hoses on to keep the

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- CNN ships away but did not directly spray them at the smaller boats, one official said.
- China ships away but did not directly spray them at the smaller boats, one official said.
- Chinese ships away but did not directly spray them at the smaller boats, one official said.
- North and South Korea ships away but did not directly spray them at the smaller boats, one official said.
- U.S. ships away but did not directly spray them at the smaller boats, one official said.
- USNS Victorious ships away but did not directly spray them at the smaller boats, one official said.
- WASHINGTON ships away but did not directly spray them at the smaller boats, one official said.
- Yellow Sea ships away but did not directly spray them at the smaller boats, one official said.


(CNN) Nearly 19,000 civilians were killed in Iraq between January 2014 and October 2015 -- a toll the United Nations calls "staggering" in a new report. The report, released Tuesday, outlined the horrific impact that Iraq's ongoing conflict is having on its civilian population. Much of the suffering was attributed to ISIS, the brutal Islamist terror group which has declared an Islamic caliphate across the vast stretches of territory it holds in Iraq and neighboring Syria. The report also estimated that  ISIS holds about 3,500 slaves and said it continues to subject women and children to sexual violence, particularly in the form of sexual slavery.

Many were then sentenced in

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- ISIS-run courts, where they faced punishments including death, stoning or amputation.
- Iraq-run courts, where they faced punishments including death, stoning or amputation.
- Islamic-run courts, where they faced punishments including death, stoning or amputation.
- Islamist-run courts, where they faced punishments including death, stoning or amputation.
- Syria-run courts, where they faced punishments including death, stoning or amputation.
- United Nations-run courts, where they faced punishments including death, stoning or amputation.


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It could easily pass for a Bond villain lair or a secluded retreat for those who like to castaway and immerse themselves in nature. Moonhole, a resort nestled under a rocky arch surrounded by the turquoise Caribbean waters, boasts five quaint houses now available for holidaymakers to rent. True to its nautical theme, the idyllic cluster of properties on the Grenadine island of Bequia was built incorporating whalebone, driftwood and shells into each building's structure for a rustic feel. Travellers can explore the stunning Bequia area by day, either by scuba diving, snorkelling, kayaking, fishing or hiking round the impressive landscape.

A further 16 more houses were built, including a commissary and office as well as living quarters for the growing

OPTIONS:
- Bequia staff.
- Bond staff.
- Caribbean staff.
- Gladdie Johnston staff.
- Grenadine staff.
- Moonhole staff.
- Tom staff.


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(CNN) -- The Florida Supreme Court ruled Friday that Gov. Rick Scott can reject $2.4 billion in federal money that would have funded a proposed high-speed rail system in the state. The governor had made clear that he would reject the money, but two state senators -- a Democrat and Republican -- took him to court over that decision. They argued that he would overstep his executive authority and violate Florida's constitution if he did not accept the money, but the state's high court disagreed. The court decision clears the way for Scott's administration to focus on projects other than high-speed rail, the governor's spokesman, Brian Burgess said.

"Our taxpayers aren't going to take the risk of the cost overrun of building it," according to

OPTIONS:
- Brian Burgess, who said the tab for the project could total $3 billion.
- CNN, who said the tab for the project could total $3 billion.
- Democrat, who said the tab for the project could total $3 billion.
- Florida, who said the tab for the project could total $3 billion.
- Republican, who said the tab for the project could total $3 billion.
- Rick Scott, who said the tab for the project could total $3 billion.
- Scott, who said the tab for the project could total $3 billion.
- Supreme Court, who said the tab for the project could total $3 billion.
- U.S., who said the tab for the project could total $3 billion.


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He's used to picking up running backs but will soon be picking up fares as Miami Dolphins defensive tackle AJ Francis takes up a second job as an Uber taxi driver. The 6ft 5in, 330lb NFL player is a regular user of the taxi app and yesterday told fans that he had sent them a job application, explaining 'it would be a cool way to get some extra cash'. The pro footballer also took to Twitter to explain the decision, stating: 'People ask me why would you want to be an Uber driver if you play in the NFL... You know what's better than NFL money? More money.'

OPTIONS:
- AJ Francis exchange: A fan expresses his surprise at the NFL player's decision to become an Uber driver
- Dodge Charger exchange: A fan expresses his surprise at the NFL player's decision to become an Uber driver
- Florida exchange: A fan expresses his surprise at the NFL player's decision to become an Uber driver
- Miami Dolphins exchange: A fan expresses his surprise at the NFL player's decision to become an Uber driver
- NFL exchange: A fan expresses his surprise at the NFL player's decision to become an Uber driver
- Twitter exchange: A fan expresses his surprise at the NFL player's decision to become an Uber driver
- Uber exchange: A fan expresses his surprise at the NFL player's decision to become an Uber driver


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(CNN) After being rocked by a deadly 7.8-magnitude earthquake, a wave of powerful aftershocks, thousands are now stranded in a New Zealand town near the quake's epicenter. A local state of emergency has been declared for the region of Canterbury, which is home to the areas hardest hit by the quake. Helicopters are being sent to airlift trapped tourists and locals from cut-off communities in the Hurunui and Kaikoura districts, according to the New Zealand Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency Management. A pair of ships, the HMNZS Canterbury and HMNZS Wellington, have also been sent to waters off the coast of Canterbury to assist.

"We know that water, food and fuel are required in

OPTIONS:
- Canterbury, Hurunui and Marlborough, and we're coordinating relief supplies and transport to get those essentials in," the agency said.
- HMNZS Canterbury, Hurunui and Marlborough, and we're coordinating relief supplies and transport to get those essentials in," the agency said.
- HMNZS Wellington, Hurunui and Marlborough, and we're coordinating relief supplies and transport to get those essentials in," the agency said.
- Hurunui, Hurunui and Marlborough, and we're coordinating relief supplies and transport to get those essentials in," the agency said.
- Kaikoura, Hurunui and Marlborough, and we're coordinating relief supplies and transport to get those essentials in," the agency said.
- New Zealand, Hurunui and Marlborough, and we're coordinating relief supplies and transport to get those essentials in," the agency said.
- New Zealand Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency Management, Hurunui and Marlborough, and we're coordinating relief supplies and transport to get those essentials in," the agency said.


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(CNN) In late January, Diddier Pacheco Salazar walked into a Portland, Oregon, courtroom for a hearing in his DUI case. Immigration agents were in the hallway outside, waiting to arrest the undocumented immigrant afterward and possibly deport him. He never came out. What happened in that courtroom is now the subject of an investigation. The focus is on the presiding judge, and whether she allowed Salazar to sneak out through another door. "We are trying to determine what exactly happened and whether any rules or policies were in fact violated," said Multnomah County Circuit Court Trial Court Administrator Barbara Marcille.

"They're there lawfully, and ICE has worked very hard over the years in

OPTIONS:
- Barbara Marcille to be sensitive to the concerns of the judges in state or county courthouses and try and take people into custody outside the courthouse facilities."
- DUI to be sensitive to the concerns of the judges in state or county courthouses and try and take people into custody outside the courthouse facilities."
- Diddier Pacheco Salazar to be sensitive to the concerns of the judges in state or county courthouses and try and take people into custody outside the courthouse facilities."
- Multnomah County Circuit Court Trial Court to be sensitive to the concerns of the judges in state or county courthouses and try and take people into custody outside the courthouse facilities."
- Oregon to be sensitive to the concerns of the judges in state or county courthouses and try and take people into custody outside the courthouse facilities."
- Portland to be sensitive to the concerns of the judges in state or county courthouses and try and take people into custody outside the courthouse facilities."
- Salazar to be sensitive to the concerns of the judges in state or county courthouses and try and take people into custody outside the courthouse facilities."


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Luis Suarez insists he did not intentionally stand on defender Aymen Abdennour during Saturday's draw between Valencia and Barcelona. Suarez and Abdennour became heated during the second half of the La Liga match at the Mestalla as an apparent stamp from the Uruguayan left the home fans riled. But Suarez, who scored the opener just before the hour mark before Santi Mina stole a point late on, claims the incident, which they were both booked for, was not deliberate. 'I did not stand on Abdennour's foot on purpose,' the Barcelona star told reporters after the match. 'I turned around, I stepped on him and that is why I apologised.'

'But we played well,

OPTIONS:
- Abdennour are one of the best teams in the league with some good youngsters who work hard.'
- Aymen Abdennour are one of the best teams in the league with some good youngsters who work hard.'
- Barcelona are one of the best teams in the league with some good youngsters who work hard.'
- La Liga are one of the best teams in the league with some good youngsters who work hard.'
- Luis Suarez are one of the best teams in the league with some good youngsters who work hard.'
- Mestalla are one of the best teams in the league with some good youngsters who work hard.'
- Monaco are one of the best teams in the league with some good youngsters who work hard.'
- Santi Mina are one of the best teams in the league with some good youngsters who work hard.'
- Suarez are one of the best teams in the league with some good youngsters who work hard.'
- Uruguayan are one of the best teams in the league with some good youngsters who work hard.'
- Valencia are one of the best teams in the league with some good youngsters who work hard.'


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A family was reduced to tears when they arrived at their hotel in Malta to find all three outdoor swimming pools had no water in them. The Pindars, mother Claire, father Mark, and children eight-year-old Louis and six-year-old Sid, had booked an eight-day all-inclusive stay at the four-star Seabanks Resort and Spa. The Northampton family were looking forward to sun and relaxation around the pool after booking through holiday specialists On The Beach. However to their shock, they discovered all the outdoor pools were out of service, and all that was available was a heavily restricted indoor area. Speaking to MailOnline Travel, mother Claire said: 'When we go away, the pool facilities are often the dealbreaker; but when we booked this hotel we were excited at the opportunities it would offer.

However Mrs

OPTIONS:
- Claire claims she has been told by the the holiday booking company that they were unaware of the work being carried out on the pools.
- Louis claims she has been told by the the holiday booking company that they were unaware of the work being carried out on the pools.
- MailOnline Travel claims she has been told by the the holiday booking company that they were unaware of the work being carried out on the pools.
- Malta claims she has been told by the the holiday booking company that they were unaware of the work being carried out on the pools.
- Mark claims she has been told by the the holiday booking company that they were unaware of the work being carried out on the pools.
- Northampton claims she has been told by the the holiday booking company that they were unaware of the work being carried out on the pools.
- On The Beach claims she has been told by the the holiday booking company that they were unaware of the work being carried out on the pools.
- Pindar claims she has been told by the the holiday booking company that they were unaware of the work being carried out on the pools.
- Pindars claims she has been told by the the holiday booking company that they were unaware of the work being carried out on the pools.
- Seabank Resort & Spa Hotel claims she has been told by the the holiday booking company that they were unaware of the work being carried out on the pools.
- Seabanks claims she has been told by the the holiday booking company that they were unaware of the work being carried out on the pools.
- Seabanks Resort claims she has been told by the the holiday booking company that they were unaware of the work being carried out on the pools.
- Sid claims she has been told by the the holiday booking company that they were unaware of the work being carried out on the pools.
- Spa claims she has been told by the the holiday booking company that they were unaware of the work being carried out on the pools.


(CNN) It was the second deadliest conflict in the world last year, but it hardly registered in the international headlines. As Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan dominated the news agenda, Mexico's drug wars claimed 23,000 lives during 2016 -- second only to Syria, where 50,000 people died as a result of the civil war. "This is all the more surprising, considering that the conflict deaths [in Mexico] are nearly all attributable to small arms," said John Chipman, chief executive and director-general of the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), which issued its annual survey of armed conflict on Tuesday. "The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan claimed 17,000 and 16,000 lives respectively in 2016, although in lethality they were surpassed by conflicts in Mexico and Central America, which have received much less attention from the media and the international community," said Anastasia Voronkova, the editor of the survey.

There have, however, been significant arrests in relation to the

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan drug trade in recent times.
- Anastasia Voronkova drug trade in recent times.
- Central America drug trade in recent times.
- IISS drug trade in recent times.
- International Institute for Strategic Studies drug trade in recent times.
- Iraq drug trade in recent times.
- John Chipman drug trade in recent times.
- Mexican drug trade in recent times.
- Mexico drug trade in recent times.
- Syria drug trade in recent times.


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(CNN) The Sahara Desert was once a lush landscape full of exotic plants and wildlife, before a dramatic era of climate change created the arid plains of today. Now an ambitious, high-tech agriculture project could make the desert bloom again, and establish a new green economy in the process. Norwegian social enterprise Sahara Forest Project (SFP) is preparing for the construction of a $30 million facility over 10 hectares in Tunisia -- where desert covers around 75% of territory -- which will bring together cutting edge technologies to regenerate the environment, deliver fresh food and water, and create jobs. "We try to achieve a triple bottom line," says Joakim Hauge, CEO of the company. "Something that makes financial sense, but also delivers social and environmental benefits."

However, Hirt believes that the

OPTIONS:
- Joakim Hauge is "worth the effort and will teach us more how to transform these vast regions of unused land back into agriculture."
- Norwegian is "worth the effort and will teach us more how to transform these vast regions of unused land back into agriculture."
- SFP is "worth the effort and will teach us more how to transform these vast regions of unused land back into agriculture."
- Sahara is "worth the effort and will teach us more how to transform these vast regions of unused land back into agriculture."
- Sahara Desert is "worth the effort and will teach us more how to transform these vast regions of unused land back into agriculture."
- Sahara Forest Project is "worth the effort and will teach us more how to transform these vast regions of unused land back into agriculture."
- Tunisia is "worth the effort and will teach us more how to transform these vast regions of unused land back into agriculture."


New York (CNN) -- New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg found himself facing questions Thursday about why the city was paying for more than 100 vacant hotel rooms when thousands were displaced after Superstorm Sandy. The rooms were reserved for storm victims who were pushed out of their homes by Sandy, which hit the area October 29. According to Bloomberg's office, a total of 1,014 people were housed in 416 rooms, while another 120 rooms designated as emergency housing were vacant. "We've gone out and we've gotten housing for people in case they might need it, but the wonderful thing is we haven't needed it so far," Bloomberg said Thursday.

Bloomberg's office said the city expects

OPTIONS:
- Bloomberg to reimburse it for the hotel rooms.
- CNN to reimburse it for the hotel rooms.
- FEMA to reimburse it for the hotel rooms.
- Michael Bloomberg to reimburse it for the hotel rooms.
- NEW to reimburse it for the hotel rooms.
- New York to reimburse it for the hotel rooms.
- Queens to reimburse it for the hotel rooms.
- Sandy to reimburse it for the hotel rooms.
- Superstorm Sandy to reimburse it for the hotel rooms.


Tess Holliday, one of the most outspoken plus-size models in the industry, is once again blasting Victoria's Secret's beauty standards in a candid new interview. The 30-year-old beauty, who was the first size-22 woman to be signed to a major agency, slammed the lingerie retailer, saying: 'They are perpetuating what’s wrong with America and with society, in general, that you have to look a certain way - like a Victoria's Secret Angel - to feel beautiful and be sexy.' Tess, who took the brand to task in September for not offering sizes for full-bodied women, said the brand had no reaction to her statements, telling Yahoo Style: 'I don't think they cared. They probably didn’t look up from their glitter and angel body spray - or money!'

She previously posted a lingerie selfie on Instagram, writing: 'If

OPTIONS:
- America needs a plus-size angel... call me.
- Tess needs a plus-size angel... call me.
- Tess Holliday needs a plus-size angel... call me.
- Victoria's Secret needs a plus-size angel... call me.
- Victoria's Secret Angel needs a plus-size angel... call me.
- Yahoo Style needs a plus-size angel... call me.


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

Zlatan Ibrahimovic will not leave Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain this summer despite being linked with a return to AC Milan, according to the striker's agent Mino Raiola. The Sweden international helped PSG secure a historic quadruple this season after successes in the Coupe de France, the Coupe de la Ligue, the pre-season Trophee des Champions and winning the Ligue 1 title. There have, however, been reports suggesting the 33-year-old could return to the club where he won the Serie A title. But Raiola has rejected the rumours and insisted his client will not be leaving Parc des Princes during the transfer window.

Last month,

OPTIONS:
- AC Milan president Silvio Berlusconi revealed he is keen on the return of club hero Ibrahimovic.
- Coupe de France president Silvio Berlusconi revealed he is keen on the return of club hero Ibrahimovic.
- Coupe de la Ligue president Silvio Berlusconi revealed he is keen on the return of club hero Ibrahimovic.
- Germain president Silvio Berlusconi revealed he is keen on the return of club hero Ibrahimovic.
- Ibrahimovic president Silvio Berlusconi revealed he is keen on the return of club hero Ibrahimovic.
- Ligue 1 president Silvio Berlusconi revealed he is keen on the return of club hero Ibrahimovic.
- Mino Raiola president Silvio Berlusconi revealed he is keen on the return of club hero Ibrahimovic.
- PSG president Silvio Berlusconi revealed he is keen on the return of club hero Ibrahimovic.
- Parc des Princes president Silvio Berlusconi revealed he is keen on the return of club hero Ibrahimovic.
- Paris Saint president Silvio Berlusconi revealed he is keen on the return of club hero Ibrahimovic.
- Raiola president Silvio Berlusconi revealed he is keen on the return of club hero Ibrahimovic.
- Serie A president Silvio Berlusconi revealed he is keen on the return of club hero Ibrahimovic.
- Silvio Berlusconi president Silvio Berlusconi revealed he is keen on the return of club hero Ibrahimovic.
- Sweden president Silvio Berlusconi revealed he is keen on the return of club hero Ibrahimovic.
- Trophee des Champions president Silvio Berlusconi revealed he is keen on the return of club hero Ibrahimovic.
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic president Silvio Berlusconi revealed he is keen on the return of club hero Ibrahimovic.


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(CNN) -- U.S. warplanes attacked a convoy near Mosul in Iraq this weekend in an attempt to kill ISIS leaders, said a spokesman for U.S. Central Command. Col. Patrick Ryder, in a statement Saturday, said he could not confirm that top ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was in the convoy. Ryder issued that information in response to news reports indicating the ISIS leader may have died or been injured. "I can confirm that coalition aircraft did conduct a series of airstrikes yesterday evening in Iraq against what was assessed to be a gathering of ISIL leaders near Mosul, destroying a vehicle convoy consisting of 10 ISIL armed trucks," Ryder said, using another acronym for ISIS.

On Saturday,

OPTIONS:
- Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi welcomed the U.S.-led coalition decision to provide more support in training and arming the Iraqi armed forces to help fight ISIS, but added "this step is a little late."
- Airstrike welcomed the U.S.-led coalition decision to provide more support in training and arming the Iraqi armed forces to help fight ISIS, but added "this step is a little late."
- Al-Qaim welcomed the U.S.-led coalition decision to provide more support in training and arming the Iraqi armed forces to help fight ISIS, but added "this step is a little late."
- CNN welcomed the U.S.-led coalition decision to provide more support in training and arming the Iraqi armed forces to help fight ISIS, but added "this step is a little late."
- ISIL welcomed the U.S.-led coalition decision to provide more support in training and arming the Iraqi armed forces to help fight ISIS, but added "this step is a little late."
- ISIS welcomed the U.S.-led coalition decision to provide more support in training and arming the Iraqi armed forces to help fight ISIS, but added "this step is a little late."
- Iraq welcomed the U.S.-led coalition decision to provide more support in training and arming the Iraqi armed forces to help fight ISIS, but added "this step is a little late."
- Mosul welcomed the U.S.-led coalition decision to provide more support in training and arming the Iraqi armed forces to help fight ISIS, but added "this step is a little late."
- Official welcomed the U.S.-led coalition decision to provide more support in training and arming the Iraqi armed forces to help fight ISIS, but added "this step is a little late."
- Patrick Ryder welcomed the U.S.-led coalition decision to provide more support in training and arming the Iraqi armed forces to help fight ISIS, but added "this step is a little late."
- Ryder welcomed the U.S.-led coalition decision to provide more support in training and arming the Iraqi armed forces to help fight ISIS, but added "this step is a little late."
- U.S. welcomed the U.S.-led coalition decision to provide more support in training and arming the Iraqi armed forces to help fight ISIS, but added "this step is a little late."
- U.S. Central Command welcomed the U.S.-led coalition decision to provide more support in training and arming the Iraqi armed forces to help fight ISIS, but added "this step is a little late."


Charlie Sheen is facing a number of lawsuits and being attacked by former partners after revealing he is HIV-positive. Just hours after Sheen told Matt Lauer on Today that he has had the virus for 'roughly four years' and informed all of his sexual partners since that time, the actor's former girlfriend Bree Olson made an appearance on The Howard Stern Show telling a very different story. She claimed that Sheen never once revealed to her that he is HIV-positive, and said later in a separate interview; 'He's a monster.' Shortly after Olson appeared on Stern's show another one of Sheen's sexual partners, Natalie Kenly, came forward to say that the actor never told her either that he is HIV-positive.

If an individual breaks the agreement it states they must pay

OPTIONS:
- Bree Olson $100,000, and a percentage of any money they may have received for the information they shared.
- Brooke Mueller $100,000, and a percentage of any money they may have received for the information they shared.
- Cassandra $100,000, and a percentage of any money they may have received for the information they shared.
- Charlie Sheen $100,000, and a percentage of any money they may have received for the information they shared.
- Denise Richards $100,000, and a percentage of any money they may have received for the information they shared.
- HIV $100,000, and a percentage of any money they may have received for the information they shared.
- Kenly $100,000, and a percentage of any money they may have received for the information they shared.
- Matt Lauer $100,000, and a percentage of any money they may have received for the information they shared.
- Natalie Kenly $100,000, and a percentage of any money they may have received for the information they shared.
- Olson $100,000, and a percentage of any money they may have received for the information they shared.
- Sheen $100,000, and a percentage of any money they may have received for the information they shared.
- Stern $100,000, and a percentage of any money they may have received for the information they shared.
- The Howard Stern Show $100,000, and a percentage of any money they may have received for the information they shared.


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Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers is keen to avoid the kind of mistakes which have seen many top sides falter in the FA Cup this season as he eyes a place in the semi-finals. The Reds head into the weekend as favourites for the competition after fellow big guns Manchester United and Arsenal were drawn together in the last eight. Sky Bet Championship side Blackburn visit Anfield on Sunday and while Rovers are 25 places below their hosts Rodgers insists they will be treated the same as Manchester City - second in the Premier League - were last weekend. Brendan Rodgers says Liverpool will give Blackburn Rovers the respect they deserve in the FA Cup

Liverpool are the team of the moment with their

OPTIONS:
- Anfield form second-to-none and, although their attacking style is again winning plaudits, what is probably more significant is their new-found defensive resilience.
- Arsenal form second-to-none and, although their attacking style is again winning plaudits, what is probably more significant is their new-found defensive resilience.
- Blackburn form second-to-none and, although their attacking style is again winning plaudits, what is probably more significant is their new-found defensive resilience.
- Blackburn Rovers form second-to-none and, although their attacking style is again winning plaudits, what is probably more significant is their new-found defensive resilience.
- Brendan Rodgers form second-to-none and, although their attacking style is again winning plaudits, what is probably more significant is their new-found defensive resilience.
- Cup form second-to-none and, although their attacking style is again winning plaudits, what is probably more significant is their new-found defensive resilience.
- FA Cup form second-to-none and, although their attacking style is again winning plaudits, what is probably more significant is their new-found defensive resilience.
- Liverpool form second-to-none and, although their attacking style is again winning plaudits, what is probably more significant is their new-found defensive resilience.
- Manchester City form second-to-none and, although their attacking style is again winning plaudits, what is probably more significant is their new-found defensive resilience.
- Manchester United form second-to-none and, although their attacking style is again winning plaudits, what is probably more significant is their new-found defensive resilience.
- Premier League form second-to-none and, although their attacking style is again winning plaudits, what is probably more significant is their new-found defensive resilience.
- Reds form second-to-none and, although their attacking style is again winning plaudits, what is probably more significant is their new-found defensive resilience.
- Rodgers form second-to-none and, although their attacking style is again winning plaudits, what is probably more significant is their new-found defensive resilience.
- Sky Bet Championship form second-to-none and, although their attacking style is again winning plaudits, what is probably more significant is their new-found defensive resilience.


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

A schoolboy has become an online sensation after making a Facebook video to declare his love for a girl named Rose. The young lad, who introduces himself as Patrick and is believed to be from Ireland, pleads with the object of his affection to send her number, before serenading her with Peter Andre's hit song Mysterious Girl. He energetically swivels his hips to the music, pumping his arms and flicking V-signs at the camera in a bid to woo his girl. The charming Facebook video has already racked up almost 595,000 views since it was posted online. Patrick opens by addressing a girl named Rose, telling her: 'I want to send this to you'.

It is unknown whether Patrick's video had the desired affect and hooked him a date with his very own

OPTIONS:
- Dances.
- Facebook.
- Ireland.
- Mysterious Girl.
- Patrick.
- Peter Andre.
- Rose.
- Schoolboy.


A former friend of Jared Fogle who has known the Subway spokesman for the past 10 years claims he told her on multiple occasions that he was interested in underage girls. The woman - a former reporter from Sarasota, Florida who is not being named to keep her identity safe - said that Fogle told her more than once that 'middle school girls are hot.' She then added; 'They weren't jokes. They were very serious.' This is the same women who would eventually notify the FBI about this information, and who agreed to wear a wire while speaking with Fogle to help with their investigation.

However, law enforcement sources did confirm that

OPTIONS:
- FBI is indeed a suspect in a child pornography investigation.
- Facebook is indeed a suspect in a child pornography investigation.
- Florida is indeed a suspect in a child pornography investigation.
- Fogle is indeed a suspect in a child pornography investigation.
- Jared Fogle is indeed a suspect in a child pornography investigation.
- Russell Taylor is indeed a suspect in a child pornography investigation.
- Sarasota is indeed a suspect in a child pornography investigation.
- Subway is indeed a suspect in a child pornography investigation.
- Taylor is indeed a suspect in a child pornography investigation.


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(CNN) -- Three men whose achievements are being recognized for their role in changing the world are the inaugural winners of the Gorbachev awards. The three winners, including CNN founder Ted Turner, were personally selected by Mikhail Gorbachev and honored at a gala event to celebrate his 80th birthday in London on Wednesday. The other winners are Timothy Berners-Lee, the British physicist and computer scientist credited with inventing the World Wide Web; and Evans Wadongo, a Kenyan engineer who invented a solar lamp that would become a clean, healthy alternative to wood fires as a source of light for tens of thousands of Africans. Wadongo was also named a CNN Hero in 2010.

The award for glasnost, or openness, was given to

OPTIONS:
- Africans, who helped transform the world's media with his 24-hour global news operation.
- British, who helped transform the world's media with his 24-hour global news operation.
- CNN, who helped transform the world's media with his 24-hour global news operation.
- CNN Hero, who helped transform the world's media with his 24-hour global news operation.
- Evans Wadongo, who helped transform the world's media with his 24-hour global news operation.
- Gorbachev, who helped transform the world's media with his 24-hour global news operation.
- Gorbachev Awards, who helped transform the world's media with his 24-hour global news operation.
- Kenyan, who helped transform the world's media with his 24-hour global news operation.
- London, who helped transform the world's media with his 24-hour global news operation.
- Mikhail Gorbachev, who helped transform the world's media with his 24-hour global news operation.
- Ted Turner, who helped transform the world's media with his 24-hour global news operation.
- Timothy Berners-Lee, who helped transform the world's media with his 24-hour global news operation.
- Wadongo, who helped transform the world's media with his 24-hour global news operation.
- World Wide Web, who helped transform the world's media with his 24-hour global news operation.


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Washington  (CNN) Don King believes Donald Trump is the only candidate who can fix a "corrupt, rigged, sexist and racist" system -- employing several terms the GOP nominee's harshest critics have used to describe him and his campaign. "Let me submit to a candid world ... about a system that has taken over. One thing everybody is agreeing to that it's corrupt, rigged, sexist and racist. So now no one has offered a way out of that system but Donald J. Trump," the legendary boxing promoter told CNN's Michael Smerconish Saturday. "He said we will create a whole new system, we will take this system apart," he said. "Everybody should jump on it -- especially black people and the white woman -- because they both have been excluded and they are considered inferior and old property."

Taking the stage moments later, Trump said King is a "phenomenal persona" and adding, "There's only one

OPTIONS:
- CNN."
- Don King."
- Donald J. Trump."
- Donald Trump."
- GOP."
- Michael Smerconish."
- Trump."
- Washington."


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Battlelines have been drawn for the only major TV debate of the election campaign, when seven party leaders will go head-to-head in a two-hour marathon. Tory leader David Cameron, Labour's Ed Miliband and Lib Dem Nick Clegg will share a platform with Ukip's Nigel Farage, SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon, the Green Party's Natalie Bennett and Plaid Cymru's Leanne Wood. Strict rules released by broadcaster ITV for Thursday's night's event spell out in minute detail who will speak when, and for how long, with host Julie Etchingham trying to keep order. Scroll down for video From left to right the line up will be: Natalie Bennett (Green), Nick Clegg (Lib Dem), Nigel Farage (Ukip), Ed Miliband (Labour), Leanne Wood (Plaid Cymru), Nicola Sturgeon (SNP) and David Cameron (Conservative).

Names drawn out of a hat also helped to decide who will get to speak first, with Ms Bennett opening proceedings and Mr

OPTIONS:
- Conservative having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.
- David Cameron having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.
- Ed Miliband having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.
- Green having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.
- Green Party having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.
- ITV having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.
- Julie Etchingham having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.
- Labour having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.
- Leanne Wood having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.
- Lib Dem having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.
- Natalie Bennett having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.
- Nick Clegg having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.
- Nicola Sturgeon having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.
- Nigel Farage having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.
- Plaid Cymru having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.
- SNP having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.
- Tory having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.
- Ukip having the final word by giving the last closing remarks.


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William Beggs (pictured) is known as the Limbs in the Loch killer for raping, murdering and dismembering Barry Wallace, 18, in 1999 A convicted murderer who murdered and dismembered his teenage victim has had boiling hot water thrown over him in an apparent revenge attack in a Scottish prison. William Beggs, 54, known as the Limbs in the Loch murderer, was described by police at the time of his conviction in 2001 as a 'serial killer in the making'. Beggs is serving a life sentence in Saughton Prison, Edinburgh, for raping, murdering and dismembering Barry Wallace, 18, in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, in 1999.

He reportedly told friends he was taking revenge after

OPTIONS:
- Ayrshire attacked him soon after he arrived at the prison.
- Barry Wallace attacked him soon after he arrived at the prison.
- Beggs attacked him soon after he arrived at the prison.
- Edinburgh attacked him soon after he arrived at the prison.
- Kilmarnock attacked him soon after he arrived at the prison.
- Limbs attacked him soon after he arrived at the prison.
- Loch attacked him soon after he arrived at the prison.
- Saughton Prison attacked him soon after he arrived at the prison.
- Scottish attacked him soon after he arrived at the prison.
- William Beggs attacked him soon after he arrived at the prison.


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(CNN) -- Efforts to remove cats from Macquarie Island, a sub-Antarctic island and World Heritage Site, have indirectly led to environmental devastation, according to a report published in the Journal of Applied Ecology. Finch Creek on Macquarie Island in 2007 shows lack of vegetation on the island compared to 2001... The removal of cats has led to a boom in the island's rabbit population -- another species introduced by humans -- causing widespread devastation to the island's vegetation. According to the study's lead author, Dr. Dana Bergstrom of the Australian Antarctic Division: "Satellite images show substantial island-wide rabbit-induced vegetation change. By 2007, impacts on some protected valleys and slopes had become acute. We estimate that nearly 40 percent of the whole island area had changed, with almost 20 percent having moderate to severe change."

The scientists behind the study claim that the

OPTIONS:
- Australian Antarctic Division is a rare example of so-called "trophic cascades" -- the knock-on effects of changes in one species' abundance across several links in the food chain.
- CNN is a rare example of so-called "trophic cascades" -- the knock-on effects of changes in one species' abundance across several links in the food chain.
- Dana Bergstrom is a rare example of so-called "trophic cascades" -- the knock-on effects of changes in one species' abundance across several links in the food chain.
- Finch Creek is a rare example of so-called "trophic cascades" -- the knock-on effects of changes in one species' abundance across several links in the food chain.
- Journal of Applied Ecology is a rare example of so-called "trophic cascades" -- the knock-on effects of changes in one species' abundance across several links in the food chain.
- Macquarie Island is a rare example of so-called "trophic cascades" -- the knock-on effects of changes in one species' abundance across several links in the food chain.
- World Heritage Site is a rare example of so-called "trophic cascades" -- the knock-on effects of changes in one species' abundance across several links in the food chain.
- sub-Antarctic is a rare example of so-called "trophic cascades" -- the knock-on effects of changes in one species' abundance across several links in the food chain.


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(CNN) As House Speaker Paul Ryan pulled the Republican health care bill from voting, I could almost hear the giant sigh of relief from Atlanta and across the nation's health care establishment. Hidden in the nooks and crannies of the American Health Care Act (AHCA) was a provision to eliminate $1 billion in disease prevention funds from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Those cheers I imagine I hear right now in Atlanta are huzzahs from the CDC headquarters. According to the GOP plan, "Our Step-by-Step Approach," the first of three steps towards reshaping the American health care market was thwarted on Friday when the White House, recognizing that splits within the Republican Party could not be resolved to allow passage of the AHCA, instructed Ryan to pull the bill. Step two, led by Secretary Tom Price and his team at the Department of Health and Human Services, may still proceed: "going through every page of regulations and guidance related to the Affordable Care Act to determine whether or not they work for patients," with an eye to eliminating the rules laid out by the Obama administration.

In 1999 drug overdoses claimed the lives of 6.1 of every 100,000

OPTIONS:
- AHCA, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- Affordable Care Act, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- American, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- American Health Care Act, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- Americans, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- Atlanta, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- CDC, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- Department of Health and Human Services, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- GOP, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- House, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- Laurie Garrett, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- Obama, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- Paul Ryan, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- Republican, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- Republican Party, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- Ryan, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- Step Approach, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- Tom Price, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
- White House, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.


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(CNN) -- Grigor Dimitrov and Milos Raonic have often been talked about this year as being part of the next generation of players who can break up the dominance of tennis' Big Four. But judging by his display at the U.S. Open, Marin Cilic could be the most likely candidate. Cilic became only the third men's player outside Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray to win a grand slam title since early 2005 when he crushed Kei Nishikori 6-3 6-3 6-3 in under two hours in New York on Monday. Few, however, would have seen it coming -- last year the 25-year-old Croatian didn't play at the season's final major because he was serving a drug suspension.

He showed his frustration at 2-4 after he struck a short ball that allowed

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray to pounce with a forehand.
- Asian to pounce with a forehand.
- Big Four to pounce with a forehand.
- CNN to pounce with a forehand.
- Cilic to pounce with a forehand.
- Croatian to pounce with a forehand.
- Grigor Dimitrov to pounce with a forehand.
- Kei Nishikori to pounce with a forehand.
- Marin Cilic to pounce with a forehand.
- Milos Raonic to pounce with a forehand.
- New York to pounce with a forehand.
- Nishikori to pounce with a forehand.
- Novak Djokovic to pounce with a forehand.
- Rafael Nadal to pounce with a forehand.
- Roger Federer to pounce with a forehand.
- U.S. Open to pounce with a forehand.


(CNN) The physical and psychological scars of the November 13 terrorist attacks in Paris were still healing when Belgium was hit with its own devastating jihadist massacres on Tuesday. The arrest last Friday of Salah Abdeslam seemed to end one chapter of the ongoing threat, but instead of disrupting terrorist planning, it may have kicked the hornet's nest and accelerated an attack. Now the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria has claimed credit for yet another atrocity, this time in an airport and a metro station in Belgium, killing more than 30, shattering hundreds of lives, and raising concerns that more terrorist attacks like it are inevitable.

If a high-priority target like

OPTIONS:
- Belgium could not only evade law enforcement for months, but actively plot another round of attacks, it would be a stinging indictment of the security services in Belgium.
- Brussels could not only evade law enforcement for months, but actively plot another round of attacks, it would be a stinging indictment of the security services in Belgium.
- Buck Sexton could not only evade law enforcement for months, but actively plot another round of attacks, it would be a stinging indictment of the security services in Belgium.
- Europe could not only evade law enforcement for months, but actively plot another round of attacks, it would be a stinging indictment of the security services in Belgium.
- Islamic State of Iraq could not only evade law enforcement for months, but actively plot another round of attacks, it would be a stinging indictment of the security services in Belgium.
- Paris could not only evade law enforcement for months, but actively plot another round of attacks, it would be a stinging indictment of the security services in Belgium.
- Salah Abdeslam could not only evade law enforcement for months, but actively plot another round of attacks, it would be a stinging indictment of the security services in Belgium.
- Syria could not only evade law enforcement for months, but actively plot another round of attacks, it would be a stinging indictment of the security services in Belgium.


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Ali Landry's husband has been seen in public for the first time since his father and brother were killed during a suspected cartel kidnapping in Mexico. Film director Alejandro Gomez Monteverde was spotted climbing out of his car in front of the Los Angeles home he shares with former Miss USA Ali Landry and their three children. Despite the tragedy he appeared to be putting a brave face on things, before walking inside his house. Monteverde was spotted just days after he was reported to have scattered the ashes of father Juan Manuel Gomez Fernandez and brother Juan Manuel Gomez Monteverde.

The men's bodies were found on Saturday, two weeks after they initially went missing from an area of

OPTIONS:
- Alejandro Gomez Monteverde currently in the midst of a battle between the Los Zetas and the Gulf Cartel.
- Ali Landry currently in the midst of a battle between the Los Zetas and the Gulf Cartel.
- Juan Manuel Gomez Fernandez currently in the midst of a battle between the Los Zetas and the Gulf Cartel.
- Juan Manuel Gomez Monteverde currently in the midst of a battle between the Los Zetas and the Gulf Cartel.
- Landry currently in the midst of a battle between the Los Zetas and the Gulf Cartel.
- Los Angeles currently in the midst of a battle between the Los Zetas and the Gulf Cartel.
- Mexico currently in the midst of a battle between the Los Zetas and the Gulf Cartel.
- Miss USA currently in the midst of a battle between the Los Zetas and the Gulf Cartel.
- Monteverde currently in the midst of a battle between the Los Zetas and the Gulf Cartel.
- Pair currently in the midst of a battle between the Los Zetas and the Gulf Cartel.


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On the back of his sensational WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight world title win on Saturday night, Tyson Fury is insistent he was nowhere near his best as he defeated the legendary Wladimir Klitschko in Dusseldorf. The 27-year-old beat the Ukrainian by a unanimous points decision to upset the odds and cause one of biggest upsets in boxing history. He told Sky Sports News: 'To be honest with you, I don't think we've seen 65 per cent of what I can do. For me it was a bad performance, so although it was good enough to win the heavyweight championship of the world and beat a man who had not been beaten in 10 or 11 years, that wasn't as good as I can do.

Moments after the judges scorecards were announced by Michael Buffer, the

OPTIONS:
- Dusseldorf camp all jumped with joy before falling to the canvas as a group, as they celebrated his unlikely victory in Dusseldorf.
- Fury camp all jumped with joy before falling to the canvas as a group, as they celebrated his unlikely victory in Dusseldorf.
- Germany camp all jumped with joy before falling to the canvas as a group, as they celebrated his unlikely victory in Dusseldorf.
- Gypsy King camp all jumped with joy before falling to the canvas as a group, as they celebrated his unlikely victory in Dusseldorf.
- IBF camp all jumped with joy before falling to the canvas as a group, as they celebrated his unlikely victory in Dusseldorf.
- Peter Fury camp all jumped with joy before falling to the canvas as a group, as they celebrated his unlikely victory in Dusseldorf.
- Sky Sports News camp all jumped with joy before falling to the canvas as a group, as they celebrated his unlikely victory in Dusseldorf.
- Tyson Fury camp all jumped with joy before falling to the canvas as a group, as they celebrated his unlikely victory in Dusseldorf.
- Ukrainian camp all jumped with joy before falling to the canvas as a group, as they celebrated his unlikely victory in Dusseldorf.
- WBA camp all jumped with joy before falling to the canvas as a group, as they celebrated his unlikely victory in Dusseldorf.
- WBO camp all jumped with joy before falling to the canvas as a group, as they celebrated his unlikely victory in Dusseldorf.
- Wladimir Klitschko camp all jumped with joy before falling to the canvas as a group, as they celebrated his unlikely victory in Dusseldorf.


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

(CNN) Grigor Dimitrov was already a big deal in Bulgaria, but his ATP Finals victory in London has secured him 'rock star' status. His three-set triumph over Belgium's David Goffin was broadcast live on three Bulgarian TV stations, he received a personal message of congratulations from the country's President and the Mayor of his hometown wants to name their tennis courts after him. "This win means a lot to me, to my family, for the team but also for the country," Dimitrov told Christina Macfarlane in the CNN studio the day after his win at the O2. "I'm proud to be Bulgarian, I've played for my country all my life and I'm sure people are going to appreciate that.

"After every match, just to see the

OPTIONS:
- ATP Finals flags, the atmosphere felt absolutely marvelous -- I felt like I was playing at home."
- ATP World Tour Finals flags, the atmosphere felt absolutely marvelous -- I felt like I was playing at home."
- Belgium flags, the atmosphere felt absolutely marvelous -- I felt like I was playing at home."
- Bulgaria flags, the atmosphere felt absolutely marvelous -- I felt like I was playing at home."
- Bulgarian flags, the atmosphere felt absolutely marvelous -- I felt like I was playing at home."
- CNN flags, the atmosphere felt absolutely marvelous -- I felt like I was playing at home."
- Christina Macfarlane flags, the atmosphere felt absolutely marvelous -- I felt like I was playing at home."
- David Goffin flags, the atmosphere felt absolutely marvelous -- I felt like I was playing at home."
- Dimitrov flags, the atmosphere felt absolutely marvelous -- I felt like I was playing at home."
- Grigor Dimitrov flags, the atmosphere felt absolutely marvelous -- I felt like I was playing at home."
- London flags, the atmosphere felt absolutely marvelous -- I felt like I was playing at home."
- O2 flags, the atmosphere felt absolutely marvelous -- I felt like I was playing at home."


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United Nations (CNN) -- The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor reported Friday to the U.N. Security Council that violence continues in Darfur and that the Sudanese president and his government are not cooperating with investigators. Luis Moreno-Ocampo noted positive developments in judicial proceedings and "fruitful" cooperation with international bodies, but said there still remain many setbacks. He explained that crimes continue in the region, including "indiscriminate bombings of civilians ... rapes and sexual violence" and the "use of child soldiers." Moreno-Ocampo also highlighted Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir's role in the situation. "Any leader committing crimes will face justice. Power does not provide immunity."

The Sudanese ambassador said

OPTIONS:
- CNN "would like to prolong the suffering of our people," and said, "We will charge him with political prostitution."
- Darfur "would like to prolong the suffering of our people," and said, "We will charge him with political prostitution."
- International Criminal Court "would like to prolong the suffering of our people," and said, "We will charge him with political prostitution."
- Luis Moreno-Ocampo "would like to prolong the suffering of our people," and said, "We will charge him with political prostitution."
- Moreno-Ocampo "would like to prolong the suffering of our people," and said, "We will charge him with political prostitution."
- Omar Hassan al-Bashir "would like to prolong the suffering of our people," and said, "We will charge him with political prostitution."
- Power "would like to prolong the suffering of our people," and said, "We will charge him with political prostitution."
- Sudan "would like to prolong the suffering of our people," and said, "We will charge him with political prostitution."
- Sudanese "would like to prolong the suffering of our people," and said, "We will charge him with political prostitution."
- U.N. Security Council "would like to prolong the suffering of our people," and said, "We will charge him with political prostitution."
- United Nations "would like to prolong the suffering of our people," and said, "We will charge him with political prostitution."


These are the secrets harbored for more than 100 years by a miles-wide reservoir outside of Seattle, Washington. Lake Tapps, which was flooded in 1911 to power a hydro-electric dam, swallowed up four and a half square miles of countryside, including an old railway line and parts of a forest. The images, taken last week by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, also shows discarded items which have been lost in the lake, which is now used for recreation. Scroll down for video Revealed: This old wooden railway trestle was unveiled by a draining operation at Lake Tapps, near Seattle, Washington Emptied out: Local authorities started emptying the lake to enable repairs to be made to a nearby dam. In usual conditions the above homes jut out onto the water

Authorities in the

OPTIONS:
- Lake Tapps area drained the lake this winter to relieve pressure on the nearby dam, which had developed a crack.
- Seattle area drained the lake this winter to relieve pressure on the nearby dam, which had developed a crack.
- Seattle Post-Intelligencer area drained the lake this winter to relieve pressure on the nearby dam, which had developed a crack.
- Washington area drained the lake this winter to relieve pressure on the nearby dam, which had developed a crack.


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Bolivia stunned Ecuador with three goals in the first half as they climbed to the top of Group A with victory at the Elias Figueroa Stadium Monday night - their first competitive win away from home since 1995. Captain Ronald Raldes gave Bolivia the lead after just four minutes before Martin Smedberg-Dalence increased the advantage shortly after. Enner Valencia missed the chance to make it 2-1 when the West Ham striker saw his penalty saved by goalkeeper Romel Quinonez. Bolivia were three up on the stroke of half-time through Martins Moreno, who succeeded where Valencia had failed and converted from the penalty spot to give El Verde a commanding lead.

OPTIONS:
- Bolivia tucked the ball away but the referee ordered it to be re-taken for apparent encroachment during the Hammers striker's run-up.
- Dalence tucked the ball away but the referee ordered it to be re-taken for apparent encroachment during the Hammers striker's run-up.
- Ecuador tucked the ball away but the referee ordered it to be re-taken for apparent encroachment during the Hammers striker's run-up.
- El Verde tucked the ball away but the referee ordered it to be re-taken for apparent encroachment during the Hammers striker's run-up.
- Elias Figueroa Stadium tucked the ball away but the referee ordered it to be re-taken for apparent encroachment during the Hammers striker's run-up.
- Enner Valencia tucked the ball away but the referee ordered it to be re-taken for apparent encroachment during the Hammers striker's run-up.
- Group A tucked the ball away but the referee ordered it to be re-taken for apparent encroachment during the Hammers striker's run-up.
- Martin Smedberg tucked the ball away but the referee ordered it to be re-taken for apparent encroachment during the Hammers striker's run-up.
- Martins Moreno tucked the ball away but the referee ordered it to be re-taken for apparent encroachment during the Hammers striker's run-up.
- Miller Bolanos tucked the ball away but the referee ordered it to be re-taken for apparent encroachment during the Hammers striker's run-up.
- Romel Quinonez tucked the ball away but the referee ordered it to be re-taken for apparent encroachment during the Hammers striker's run-up.
- Ronald Raldes tucked the ball away but the referee ordered it to be re-taken for apparent encroachment during the Hammers striker's run-up.
- Valencia tucked the ball away but the referee ordered it to be re-taken for apparent encroachment during the Hammers striker's run-up.
- West Ham tucked the ball away but the referee ordered it to be re-taken for apparent encroachment during the Hammers striker's run-up.


Ankara (CNN) Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has insisted that his plans to assume sweeping new powers do not make him a dictator. In an exclusive interview with CNN, Erdogan said that a constitutional reform package -- backed by a narrow majority of Turkey's voters in a referendum on Sunday -- was not about him. "I am a mortal really, I could die at any time," he told Becky Anderson inside Ankara's presidential palace Tuesday, in his first interview since the vote. Turkish voters on Sunday passed an 18-article constitutional reform package that will transform the country's parliamentary system into a powerful executive presidency. The plan, put forward by the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP),  gives Erdogan sweeping and largely unchecked powers.

Erdogan rejected accusations that he supported the new powers out of a desire to empower himself rather than improve

OPTIONS:
- AKP's political system.
- Ankara's political system.
- Becky Anderson's political system.
- CNN's political system.
- Erdogan's political system.
- Justice and Development Party's political system.
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan's political system.
- Turkey's political system.
- Turkish's political system.


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(CNN) Russia, Turkey and Iran agreed Thursday to create four de-escalation zones in Syria, Russian and Turkish state media reported, in the latest effort to resolve that country's six-year conflict. All three countries are sponsors of the latest round of ceasefire talks underway in Astana, Kazakhstan, and a largely ignored ceasefire that was signed late last year. Russia and Iran are both key backers of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, while Turkey supports Syrian opposition forces. The preliminary agreement, signed in Astana, was put forward by Russia and would create security zones in Idlib province, to the north of the city of Homs, in Eastern Ghouta near Damascus, and in the south of Syria, Russian state-run Sputnik news agency reported.

Abu Zeid also insisted any ceasefire agreement should apply to the entire

OPTIONS:
- Assad territory, saying the Hama area remains under attack by regime forces.
- Astana territory, saying the Hama area remains under attack by regime forces.
- Bashar al territory, saying the Hama area remains under attack by regime forces.
- CNN territory, saying the Hama area remains under attack by regime forces.
- Damascus territory, saying the Hama area remains under attack by regime forces.
- Eastern Ghouta territory, saying the Hama area remains under attack by regime forces.
- Homs territory, saying the Hama area remains under attack by regime forces.
- Idlib territory, saying the Hama area remains under attack by regime forces.
- Iran territory, saying the Hama area remains under attack by regime forces.
- Kazakhstan territory, saying the Hama area remains under attack by regime forces.
- Russia territory, saying the Hama area remains under attack by regime forces.
- Russian territory, saying the Hama area remains under attack by regime forces.
- Sputnik territory, saying the Hama area remains under attack by regime forces.
- Syria territory, saying the Hama area remains under attack by regime forces.
- Syrian territory, saying the Hama area remains under attack by regime forces.
- Turkey territory, saying the Hama area remains under attack by regime forces.
- Turkish territory, saying the Hama area remains under attack by regime forces.


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The little girl is still traumatised by the final hug she gave her father: by the time she let go, she was covered in blood, and he was dead, murdered by ISIS. Fitha, who was just seven-years-old, had run to father Khamis Faris after hearing a knock at the door at their home in Mosul. But as she held him, the two militants at the door shot him three times - in his right arm, his neck and his heart. His crime? Before ISIS arrived in Mosul in June 2014, he had worked as a policeman. Fitha's mother Foza Motaab is not sure if her little girl will ever recover. She is, she says, 'psychologically damaged'.

OPTIONS:
- Erbil, who is now eight, may refuse to talk about how her father died, but she is looking to the future, dreaming of helping people - or even becoming a doctor.
- Fitha, who is now eight, may refuse to talk about how her father died, but she is looking to the future, dreaming of helping people - or even becoming a doctor.
- Foza Motaab, who is now eight, may refuse to talk about how her father died, but she is looking to the future, dreaming of helping people - or even becoming a doctor.
- ISIS, who is now eight, may refuse to talk about how her father died, but she is looking to the future, dreaming of helping people - or even becoming a doctor.
- Islamic, who is now eight, may refuse to talk about how her father died, but she is looking to the future, dreaming of helping people - or even becoming a doctor.
- Khamis Faris, who is now eight, may refuse to talk about how her father died, but she is looking to the future, dreaming of helping people - or even becoming a doctor.
- Mosul, who is now eight, may refuse to talk about how her father died, but she is looking to the future, dreaming of helping people - or even becoming a doctor.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump will not head to Milwaukee for a previously scheduled visit of a Harley-Davidson factory after the company decided it wasn't comfortable hosting him amid planned protests, an administration official said Tuesday. Trump had been scheduled to tour the factory Thursday where he also planned to sign executive orders related to American manufacturing. The visit had not been publicly announced, but White House staffers were already on the ground in Milwaukee setting up for Trump's planned visit to the factory on Thursday. White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham confirmed Trump is not expected to go to Milwaukee on Thursday.

It was the threat of protests, and not Trump's planned signing of executive orders, that made

OPTIONS:
- American-Davidson uncomfortable, the official said.
- CNN-Davidson uncomfortable, the official said.
- Davidson-Davidson uncomfortable, the official said.
- Donald Trump-Davidson uncomfortable, the official said.
- Harley-Davidson uncomfortable, the official said.
- Milwaukee-Davidson uncomfortable, the official said.
- Stephanie Grisham-Davidson uncomfortable, the official said.
- Trump-Davidson uncomfortable, the official said.
- Washington-Davidson uncomfortable, the official said.
- White House-Davidson uncomfortable, the official said.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Welsh rugby fan Edryd James faces a police investigation after homophobic abuse against referee Nigel Owens was posted from his Twitter account A young Welsh rugby fan faces a police investigation after homophobic abuse against referee Nigel Owens was posted from his Twitter account. Edryd James, 18, was in the eye of a storm of controversy after the short message appeared on his account on Saturday evening. The Swansea University student is suspected of posting: ‘Your a gay c*** awful performance against france tonight, how did england top Wales?’ The comment sparked hundreds of replies in which rugby fans of all colours said it was disgraceful and voiced their support for Owens.

OPTIONS:
- Carmarthen, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- Edryd James, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- James, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- Nigel Owens, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- Owens, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- Swansea University, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- Twitter, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- Wales, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- Welsh, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- france, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police


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Four inspirational British men and women have spoken out about living with HIV for a new film to challenge common misconceptions surrounding the virus. The documentary My HIV My Rules, released to coincide with World AIDS Day, follows people in the HIV community all leading active and fulfilling lives. Angelina,  who is in her late 40s, was diagnosed as HIV Positive 23 years ago. As a child she was left devastated when her young brother passed away from AIDs, but Angelina was determined not to give in to her own diagnosis and went onto become a mother. Her daughter, now 16, whom Angelina describes as her 'biggest achievement', is HIV negative.

'One of my biggest achievements was being able to have my daughter after an HIV diagnosis,' said

OPTIONS:
- AIDs on the documentary.
- Angelina on the documentary.
- Angelina Namiba on the documentary.
- Barack Obama on the documentary.
- Becky Mitchell on the documentary.
- Bisi Alimi on the documentary.
- Bristol on the documentary.
- British on the documentary.
- Brits on the documentary.
- HIV on the documentary.
- HIV My Rules on the documentary.
- HIV Positive on the documentary.
- London on the documentary.
- My HIV My Rules on the documentary.
- Sean Hourigan on the documentary.
- World AIDS Day on the documentary.


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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 Pakistan over how much info the

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


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Mariel Hemingway was just 16 years old when she starred as Woody Allen's teenage girlfriend in the controversial romantic-comedy 'Manhattan'. As the granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway, Mariel was from one of the most famous and recognizable families in America. But despite her grandfather’s success, there was a dark side to her last name, which the now 53-year-old has recounted in two new novels, released Tuesday. On top of the world: Mariel Hemingway, 53, has her life in order and has written two revealing books about growing up in a family riddled with depression, alcoholism and suicides Independent: Mariel Hemingway, the granddaughter to literary legend Ernest Hemingway, had written a new book where she describes overcoming the legacy of mental illness, addiction, and suicide in her family

Adult themes:

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- America and Mariel Hemingway on the set of Manhattan.
- Americans and Mariel Hemingway on the set of Manhattan.
- Ernest Hemingway and Mariel Hemingway on the set of Manhattan.
- Hemingway and Mariel Hemingway on the set of Manhattan.
- Manhattan and Mariel Hemingway on the set of Manhattan.
- Mariel and Mariel Hemingway on the set of Manhattan.
- Mariel Hemingway and Mariel Hemingway on the set of Manhattan.
- OCD and Mariel Hemingway on the set of Manhattan.
- Woody Allen and Mariel Hemingway on the set of Manhattan.