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An abandoned three-year-old girl from India who was refused by many couples seeking to adopt because she didn't have a nose has finally found a new home. Kristen Williams, 44, from Cincinnati, adopted little Durga after a number of couples refused her because insects had eaten away her nose when she was abandoned at birth. But Durga has now started a new life in  Ohio, with her eight-year-old sister Munni, who Kristen also adopted from India in 2012. Kristen Williams, a teacher from Ohio, adopted little Durga who was abandoned at work causing her nose to be eaten by insects

Kristen has also been to see surgeons in Ohio to discuss

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- Cincinnati’s nose and when she’s older - at around seven  - she will be able to start the process of having a new nose.
- Durga’s nose and when she’s older - at around seven  - she will be able to start the process of having a new nose.
- India’s nose and when she’s older - at around seven  - she will be able to start the process of having a new nose.
- Kristen’s nose and when she’s older - at around seven  - she will be able to start the process of having a new nose.
- Kristen Williams’s nose and when she’s older - at around seven  - she will be able to start the process of having a new nose.
- Munni’s nose and when she’s older - at around seven  - she will be able to start the process of having a new nose.
- Ohio’s nose and when she’s older - at around seven  - she will be able to start the process of having a new nose.


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She's known for her love of the finer things in life and  it seems that Princess Beatrice has crafted a high-end wardrobe to fit with her glamorous lifestyle. Beatrice, who has been busy gallivanting around the world and attending glittering showbiz parties in recent weeks, has been quietly carving out a name for herself in fashion. The 26-year-old has used the four VIP events that she's attended in the last week alone to showcase her new wardrobe. On Tuesday night, Princess Beatrice proved that she can cut it with the fash pack at the Walkabout Foundation Event hosted by Dee Ocleppo and Tommy Hilfiger at Loulou's.

Beatrice looked elegant in a £225 silver midi skirt by

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- Bea, teamed with a dark blue camisole and black bolero.
- Beatrice, teamed with a dark blue camisole and black bolero.
- Dee Ocleppo, teamed with a dark blue camisole and black bolero.
- L.K.Bennett, teamed with a dark blue camisole and black bolero.
- Loulou, teamed with a dark blue camisole and black bolero.
- Mary Katrantzou, teamed with a dark blue camisole and black bolero.
- Roksanda, teamed with a dark blue camisole and black bolero.
- Royal, teamed with a dark blue camisole and black bolero.
- Tommy Hilfiger, teamed with a dark blue camisole and black bolero.
- Walkabout Foundation Event, teamed with a dark blue camisole and black bolero.


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From his cell in a maximum security prison, terrorist Zacarias Moussaoui is reviving old allegations and making new ones against al Qaeda and a handful of Saudi royals. The 46-year old French national is claiming that Saudi Embassy officials were involved in a plot to shoot down Air Force One to assassinate Bill Clinton and/or Hillary Clinton during a trip to the United Kingdom. Moussaoui says he met with a Secret Service agent several months ago and told him what he knew. CNN has reached out to the Secret Service for comment. In two handwritten letters filed this month in federal court in New York and Oklahoma, Moussaoui claimed that, during the time he was taking flying lessons in Norman, Oklahoma, he met with a Saudi prince and princess and that she "gave me money," and provided funding for 9/11 hijackers.

The Saudis' lawyers highlight that the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States, known as the

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- 9/11 Commission, in 2004 found "no evidence"  ... "the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded" either al Qaeda or the 9/11 hijackers.
- Air Force One, in 2004 found "no evidence"  ... "the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded" either al Qaeda or the 9/11 hijackers.
- Bill Clinton, in 2004 found "no evidence"  ... "the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded" either al Qaeda or the 9/11 hijackers.
- CNN, in 2004 found "no evidence"  ... "the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded" either al Qaeda or the 9/11 hijackers.
- French, in 2004 found "no evidence"  ... "the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded" either al Qaeda or the 9/11 hijackers.
- Hillary Clinton, in 2004 found "no evidence"  ... "the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded" either al Qaeda or the 9/11 hijackers.
- Moussaoui, in 2004 found "no evidence"  ... "the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded" either al Qaeda or the 9/11 hijackers.
- New York, in 2004 found "no evidence"  ... "the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded" either al Qaeda or the 9/11 hijackers.
- Norman, in 2004 found "no evidence"  ... "the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded" either al Qaeda or the 9/11 hijackers.
- Oklahoma, in 2004 found "no evidence"  ... "the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded" either al Qaeda or the 9/11 hijackers.
- Saudi, in 2004 found "no evidence"  ... "the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded" either al Qaeda or the 9/11 hijackers.
- Saudi Embassy, in 2004 found "no evidence"  ... "the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded" either al Qaeda or the 9/11 hijackers.
- Saudis, in 2004 found "no evidence"  ... "the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded" either al Qaeda or the 9/11 hijackers.
- Secret Service, in 2004 found "no evidence"  ... "the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded" either al Qaeda or the 9/11 hijackers.
- United Kingdom, in 2004 found "no evidence"  ... "the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded" either al Qaeda or the 9/11 hijackers.
- Zacarias Moussaoui, in 2004 found "no evidence"  ... "the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded" either al Qaeda or the 9/11 hijackers.
- al Qaeda, in 2004 found "no evidence"  ... "the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded" either al Qaeda or the 9/11 hijackers.


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Jose Mourinho has been stunned by allegations that morale is so low in the Chelsea dressing room that one of his players would ‘rather lose than win’. The incredible claim was made by respected BBC 5 Live presenter Garry Richardson during his long-established Sportsweek programme on Sunday morning. Chelsea sources claim that the pressure on Mourinho to turn results around following their sixth defeat of the season in the Barclays Premier League — 3-1 at home by Liverpool on Saturday — has left him close to breaking point. Richardson’s remarkable allegations have led to a whispering campaign about the identity of the mystery player, but the reality is that Mourinho’s stormy relationship with his players will ultimately cost him his job.

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- BBC 5 Live continued to back Mourinho over the weekend, but it has become clear that he is now managing the club on a game-by-game basis as they wait for owner Roman Abramovich to make his next move.
- Barclays Premier League continued to back Mourinho over the weekend, but it has become clear that he is now managing the club on a game-by-game basis as they wait for owner Roman Abramovich to make his next move.
- Chelsea continued to back Mourinho over the weekend, but it has become clear that he is now managing the club on a game-by-game basis as they wait for owner Roman Abramovich to make his next move.
- Eden Hazard continued to back Mourinho over the weekend, but it has become clear that he is now managing the club on a game-by-game basis as they wait for owner Roman Abramovich to make his next move.
- Garry Richardson continued to back Mourinho over the weekend, but it has become clear that he is now managing the club on a game-by-game basis as they wait for owner Roman Abramovich to make his next move.
- Jose Mourinho continued to back Mourinho over the weekend, but it has become clear that he is now managing the club on a game-by-game basis as they wait for owner Roman Abramovich to make his next move.
- Liverpool continued to back Mourinho over the weekend, but it has become clear that he is now managing the club on a game-by-game basis as they wait for owner Roman Abramovich to make his next move.
- Martin Samuel continued to back Mourinho over the weekend, but it has become clear that he is now managing the club on a game-by-game basis as they wait for owner Roman Abramovich to make his next move.
- Mourinho continued to back Mourinho over the weekend, but it has become clear that he is now managing the club on a game-by-game basis as they wait for owner Roman Abramovich to make his next move.
- Premier League continued to back Mourinho over the weekend, but it has become clear that he is now managing the club on a game-by-game basis as they wait for owner Roman Abramovich to make his next move.
- Real Madrid continued to back Mourinho over the weekend, but it has become clear that he is now managing the club on a game-by-game basis as they wait for owner Roman Abramovich to make his next move.
- Richardson continued to back Mourinho over the weekend, but it has become clear that he is now managing the club on a game-by-game basis as they wait for owner Roman Abramovich to make his next move.
- Sportsweek continued to back Mourinho over the weekend, but it has become clear that he is now managing the club on a game-by-game basis as they wait for owner Roman Abramovich to make his next move.
- Stamford Bridge continued to back Mourinho over the weekend, but it has become clear that he is now managing the club on a game-by-game basis as they wait for owner Roman Abramovich to make his next move.


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Harry Kane scored his 30th goal in all competitions for Tottenham this season on Sunday and the PFA Player of the Year nominee tops this week's EA Sports' Performance Index after another intriguing round of Premier League action. Kane, who is also nominated for the PFA Young Player of the Year award, netted Spurs' third  in their 3-1 win at Newcastle United at the weekend. The 21-year-old, who has now scored 20 Premier League goals in his breakthrough season with Tottenham, earned a Game Index score of 55.1 following his display at St. James' Park. Harry Kane tops tops this week's EA Sports' Performance Index as the Premier League's best player

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- Chelsea star Eden Hazard (centre) sandwiches the pair after scoring the winner against Manchester United
- Christian Eriksen star Eden Hazard (centre) sandwiches the pair after scoring the winner against Manchester United
- EA Sports star Eden Hazard (centre) sandwiches the pair after scoring the winner against Manchester United
- Eden Hazard star Eden Hazard (centre) sandwiches the pair after scoring the winner against Manchester United
- Game Index star Eden Hazard (centre) sandwiches the pair after scoring the winner against Manchester United
- Harry Kane star Eden Hazard (centre) sandwiches the pair after scoring the winner against Manchester United
- Kane star Eden Hazard (centre) sandwiches the pair after scoring the winner against Manchester United
- Manchester United star Eden Hazard (centre) sandwiches the pair after scoring the winner against Manchester United
- Newcastle star Eden Hazard (centre) sandwiches the pair after scoring the winner against Manchester United
- Newcastle United star Eden Hazard (centre) sandwiches the pair after scoring the winner against Manchester United
- PFA Player of the Year star Eden Hazard (centre) sandwiches the pair after scoring the winner against Manchester United
- PFA Young Player of the Year star Eden Hazard (centre) sandwiches the pair after scoring the winner against Manchester United
- Performance Index star Eden Hazard (centre) sandwiches the pair after scoring the winner against Manchester United
- Premier League star Eden Hazard (centre) sandwiches the pair after scoring the winner against Manchester United
- Spurs star Eden Hazard (centre) sandwiches the pair after scoring the winner against Manchester United
- St. James' Park star Eden Hazard (centre) sandwiches the pair after scoring the winner against Manchester United
- Tottenham star Eden Hazard (centre) sandwiches the pair after scoring the winner against Manchester United


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Washington (CNN) NAACP President Cornell William Brooks derided Donald Trump Wednesday, saying his recent comments about African-Americans were "an insulting degree of ignorance and/or insensitivity." On Tuesday, the Republican presidential nominee said African-American communities in the US are "absolutely in the worst shape that they've ever been in before." "We're going to rebuild our inner cities because our African-American communities are absolutely in the worst shape that they've ever been in before. Ever. Ever. Ever," Trump told a nearly all-white crowd during a rally in North Carolina. Brooks said Trump's assertion ignores "the fact that African-Americans were lynched, African-Americans were forced to drink out of colored water fountains, ride the back of the bus, were enslaved in this country ... demonstrates a profound ignorance of history and insensitivity to what we are going through at this very moment."

King, who is black, said the word as he argued that African-

OPTIONS:
- African cannot achieve success by emulating white people, as they will remain "negroes."
- American cannot achieve success by emulating white people, as they will remain "negroes."
- Americans cannot achieve success by emulating white people, as they will remain "negroes."
- Brooks cannot achieve success by emulating white people, as they will remain "negroes."
- CNN cannot achieve success by emulating white people, as they will remain "negroes."
- Cornell William Brooks cannot achieve success by emulating white people, as they will remain "negroes."
- Donald Trump cannot achieve success by emulating white people, as they will remain "negroes."
- NAACP cannot achieve success by emulating white people, as they will remain "negroes."
- North Carolina cannot achieve success by emulating white people, as they will remain "negroes."
- Republican cannot achieve success by emulating white people, as they will remain "negroes."
- Trump cannot achieve success by emulating white people, as they will remain "negroes."
- US cannot achieve success by emulating white people, as they will remain "negroes."
- Washington cannot achieve success by emulating white people, as they will remain "negroes."


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(CNN) Donald Trump set off his latest firestorm this weekend when he tweeted a graphic critical of Hillary Clinton that featured a six-pointed star, a pile of cash and the words "most corrupt candidate ever." Critics erupted with complaints that the graphic evoked anti-Semitic imagery and the Trump campaign refused to answer questions about the tweet even as reports emerged that the image had been posted to an anti-Semitic, white supremacist message board 10 days earlier. Trump downplayed the controversy in a tweet Monday morning by slamming the "dishonest media." Related: How Trump overshadowed Clinton's bad weekend. On Monday afternoon, the Trump campaign finally issued a statement on the controversy -- one that amounted more to a response to the Clinton campaign statement than an explanation of his tweet.

Trump rejected the Clinton campaign's accusations that his tweet was anti-

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- CNN by slamming "false attacks" and insisting the star represented a sheriff's badge.
- Clinton by slamming "false attacks" and insisting the star represented a sheriff's badge.
- Donald Trump by slamming "false attacks" and insisting the star represented a sheriff's badge.
- Hillary Clinton by slamming "false attacks" and insisting the star represented a sheriff's badge.
- Semitic by slamming "false attacks" and insisting the star represented a sheriff's badge.
- Trump by slamming "false attacks" and insisting the star represented a sheriff's badge.


It is an exciting glimpse of what cars could be like in 20 years - and you can drive it online today. Fiat Crysler's SRT (Street and Racing Technology) engineering team created the astonishing car based on their predictions for the future of racing. Its rear wheels are powered by a V-10 engine that delivers up to 2,168 horsepower, while the front wheels are driven pneumatically - allowing a top speed of 404mph, so fast the driver will have to wear a special suit. Ultra-lightweight materials used in the chassis and body work result in a car that weighs just 1,658 pounds in its ultimate performance configuration – just slightly heavier than a current day Formula One race car.

The compressed air is released to drive the front wheels, power the Tomahawk Vision Gran Turismo active aero panels and pressurize the driver's G-suit in the

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- Fiat Crysler
- Formula One
- Gran Turismo 6
- SRT
- Street and Racing Technology
- Ultra


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Stuart McCall revealed captain Lee McCulloch apologised to him and the Rangers players after being sent off in the 2-1 win over runaway Scottish Championship winners Hearts at Ibrox. Goals from striker Kenny Miller and the returning midfielder Haris Vuckic had the home side two ahead and cruising before McCulloch was shown a straight red card by referee Bobby Madden for fouling striker Osman Sow. It left the 10-man Govan side to fight a rearguard battle in the second half and, although Jambos striker Genero Zeefuik reduced the deficit in the 83rd minute, Rangers held on to move into second place in the league, three points ahead of Hibernian with a game in hand over the Leith club.

McCall has paid tribute to the 40,521 Rangers fans who made it to

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- Bobby Madden for the game
- Genero Zeefuik for the game
- Govan for the game
- Haris Vuckic for the game
- Hearts for the game
- Hibernian for the game
- Ibrox for the game
- Jambos for the game
- Kenny Miller for the game
- Lee McCulloch for the game
- Leith for the game
- McCulloch for the game
- Osman Sow for the game
- Rangers for the game
- Scottish Championship for the game
- Stuart McCall for the game


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Aguadilla, Puerto Rico (CNN) David Cortes had no other choice: He and his two children would have to bathe in filthy, muddy water. They live on Puerto Rico's west coast in Aguadilla, which Hurricane Maria pummeled last week. There's no running water, cell service or electricity in the town of about 60,000 people. Residents such as Cortes are bathing in a town plaza that flooded after a water spring erupted following Maria's destruction, spewing dirty water. "We are in a crisis so I have to bathe at the plaza in Aguadilla," Cortes said Thursday. "I have two kids, and I'm worried because there is no water and no electricity."

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- Aguadilla did not respond to CNN's request for comment about sending aid directly to Aguadilla.
- CNN did not respond to CNN's request for comment about sending aid directly to Aguadilla.
- Cortes did not respond to CNN's request for comment about sending aid directly to Aguadilla.
- David Cortes did not respond to CNN's request for comment about sending aid directly to Aguadilla.
- FEMA did not respond to CNN's request for comment about sending aid directly to Aguadilla.
- Maria did not respond to CNN's request for comment about sending aid directly to Aguadilla.
- Puerto Rico did not respond to CNN's request for comment about sending aid directly to Aguadilla.
- San Juan did not respond to CNN's request for comment about sending aid directly to Aguadilla.
- Town did not respond to CNN's request for comment about sending aid directly to Aguadilla.


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A woman with a passionate interest in paranormal activity has revealed that she has a collection of more than 100 haunted dolls - which she loves so much that she would actually choose them over her partner. Ashley Nicole-Fine, 24, from Leeds, Alabama, has an entire room of her house dedicated to her extensive collection of spirited dolls, which has taken 12 years to build up, because her boyfriend banned her from keeping them in the bedroom - after claiming two of them attacked him in his sleep. According to Ms Nicole-Fine, two of her dolls are haunted by the spirits of women who were murdered by their boyfriends, and therefore hate all men - including her partner Phillip Baston, 25.

However, Ms

OPTIONS:
- Alabama-Fine has said if Mr Baston gave her the ultimate choice: him or the dolls, the dolls would win every time.
- Ashley Nicole-Fine has said if Mr Baston gave her the ultimate choice: him or the dolls, the dolls would win every time.
- Fine-Fine has said if Mr Baston gave her the ultimate choice: him or the dolls, the dolls would win every time.
- Leeds-Fine has said if Mr Baston gave her the ultimate choice: him or the dolls, the dolls would win every time.
- Nicole-Fine has said if Mr Baston gave her the ultimate choice: him or the dolls, the dolls would win every time.
- Phillip Baston-Fine has said if Mr Baston gave her the ultimate choice: him or the dolls, the dolls would win every time.


It's a long road to recovery for Spanish nurse's assistant Teresa Romero Ramos. Discharged from hospital six weeks ago after beating Ebola, she faces life without her beloved dog, Excalibur, put down by Spanish authorities for fear he might harbor the deadly virus. And questions remain about how she contracted the virus while helping to care for Spanish missionaries brought back from West Africa with Ebola, and the way her own case was handled. Romero was in court Thursday to seek 150,000 euros in damages from the then-Madrid health minister she accuses of blaming her for catching the disease. He publicly apologized for the comments and later resigned.

"I've forgotten about everything except the death of

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- Ebola -- not the death itself, but the way in which this was done without finding out first whether the dog was infected," she said.
- Excalibur -- not the death itself, but the way in which this was done without finding out first whether the dog was infected," she said.
- Madrid -- not the death itself, but the way in which this was done without finding out first whether the dog was infected," she said.
- Romero -- not the death itself, but the way in which this was done without finding out first whether the dog was infected," she said.
- Spanish -- not the death itself, but the way in which this was done without finding out first whether the dog was infected," she said.
- Teresa Romero Ramos -- not the death itself, but the way in which this was done without finding out first whether the dog was infected," she said.
- West Africa -- not the death itself, but the way in which this was done without finding out first whether the dog was infected," she said.


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(CNN) Iowa newlyweds are clinging to hope as their nearly 3-week-old daughter fights for her life after contracting a deadly virus believed to be from a simple kiss. Nicole and Shane Sifrit welcomed baby Mariana on July 1. A week later -- two hours after the couple's wedding -- they say they noticed that the girl was not eating and would not wake up when they tried to get her to respond. "Within two hours, she had quit breathing, and all her organs just started to fail," Nicole Sifrit told CNN affiliate WHO. According to WHO, the couple left their wedding early to take Mariana to Blank Children's Hospital in Des Moines, where they learned that she had contracted meningitis HSV-1, caused by the herpes virus -- the same virus that causes cold sores.

Doctors have warned that because of the damage the virus has caused, if

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- Baby Mariana survives, she will have long-term problems with her brain, liver and kidneys, according to Sifrit.
- Blank Children's Hospital survives, she will have long-term problems with her brain, liver and kidneys, according to Sifrit.
- CNN survives, she will have long-term problems with her brain, liver and kidneys, according to Sifrit.
- Des Moines survives, she will have long-term problems with her brain, liver and kidneys, according to Sifrit.
- HSV-1 survives, she will have long-term problems with her brain, liver and kidneys, according to Sifrit.
- Iowa survives, she will have long-term problems with her brain, liver and kidneys, according to Sifrit.
- Mariana survives, she will have long-term problems with her brain, liver and kidneys, according to Sifrit.
- Nicole survives, she will have long-term problems with her brain, liver and kidneys, according to Sifrit.
- Nicole Sifrit survives, she will have long-term problems with her brain, liver and kidneys, according to Sifrit.
- Shane Sifrit survives, she will have long-term problems with her brain, liver and kidneys, according to Sifrit.
- WHO survives, she will have long-term problems with her brain, liver and kidneys, according to Sifrit.


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(CNN) A prehistoric crocodile once roamed the shallow seas of the Middle Jurassic period, crushing prey with its massive jaw and blunt teeth. A British heavy metal icon once roamed the world's stages, piercing his audience's eardrums with his distorted Rickenbacker bass. Thanks to a newly published scientific discovery, the duo is now bound by a name. Lemmysuchus obtusidens: "Absolute monster' Lemmysuchus obtusidens was unveiled in the Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society earlier this week, after a team of international scientists led by University of Edinburgh paleontologist Michela Johnson found that a prehistoric teleosaur specimen at London's Natural History Museum (NHM) had been misidentified for more than 100 years.

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- British was a teleosaur, a group of extinct marine crocodiles who lived around 164 million years ago, according to a NHM press release.
- Lemmysuchus was a teleosaur, a group of extinct marine crocodiles who lived around 164 million years ago, according to a NHM press release.
- London was a teleosaur, a group of extinct marine crocodiles who lived around 164 million years ago, according to a NHM press release.
- Michela Johnson was a teleosaur, a group of extinct marine crocodiles who lived around 164 million years ago, according to a NHM press release.
- Middle Jurassic was a teleosaur, a group of extinct marine crocodiles who lived around 164 million years ago, according to a NHM press release.
- NHM was a teleosaur, a group of extinct marine crocodiles who lived around 164 million years ago, according to a NHM press release.
- Natural History Museum was a teleosaur, a group of extinct marine crocodiles who lived around 164 million years ago, according to a NHM press release.
- Rickenbacker was a teleosaur, a group of extinct marine crocodiles who lived around 164 million years ago, according to a NHM press release.
- University of Edinburgh was a teleosaur, a group of extinct marine crocodiles who lived around 164 million years ago, according to a NHM press release.
- Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society was a teleosaur, a group of extinct marine crocodiles who lived around 164 million years ago, according to a NHM press release.


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(CNN) In October 2007, the Gallup polling organization wrote that, "Gallup's 2007 national presidential polling strongly points to [Hillary] Clinton winning the 2008 Democratic nomination. Barring something unusual or otherwise unexpected, she is well positioned for the 2008 Democratic primaries." Gallup was wrong. In June 2008, it wrote, "After winning one of the most competitive nomination battles in U.S. history, Barack Obama faces what looks to be an equally tough general election for the presidency." Gallup's polling had Obama and John McCain neck and neck, with McCain leading by a marginal point. In November 2008, Barack Obama was elected president, winning 52.9% of the popular vote to McCain's 45.7%.

But at that point

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama should truly only stay in if he can walk and chew gum at the same time — that is, challenge the Democratic establishment at a more existential level while setting the stage to draw votes for the eventual Democratic nominee.
- CNN should truly only stay in if he can walk and chew gum at the same time — that is, challenge the Democratic establishment at a more existential level while setting the stage to draw votes for the eventual Democratic nominee.
- California should truly only stay in if he can walk and chew gum at the same time — that is, challenge the Democratic establishment at a more existential level while setting the stage to draw votes for the eventual Democratic nominee.
- Clinton should truly only stay in if he can walk and chew gum at the same time — that is, challenge the Democratic establishment at a more existential level while setting the stage to draw votes for the eventual Democratic nominee.
- Democratic should truly only stay in if he can walk and chew gum at the same time — that is, challenge the Democratic establishment at a more existential level while setting the stage to draw votes for the eventual Democratic nominee.
- Gallup should truly only stay in if he can walk and chew gum at the same time — that is, challenge the Democratic establishment at a more existential level while setting the stage to draw votes for the eventual Democratic nominee.
- Hillary should truly only stay in if he can walk and chew gum at the same time — that is, challenge the Democratic establishment at a more existential level while setting the stage to draw votes for the eventual Democratic nominee.
- John McCain should truly only stay in if he can walk and chew gum at the same time — that is, challenge the Democratic establishment at a more existential level while setting the stage to draw votes for the eventual Democratic nominee.
- Kohn should truly only stay in if he can walk and chew gum at the same time — that is, challenge the Democratic establishment at a more existential level while setting the stage to draw votes for the eventual Democratic nominee.
- McCain should truly only stay in if he can walk and chew gum at the same time — that is, challenge the Democratic establishment at a more existential level while setting the stage to draw votes for the eventual Democratic nominee.
- Obama should truly only stay in if he can walk and chew gum at the same time — that is, challenge the Democratic establishment at a more existential level while setting the stage to draw votes for the eventual Democratic nominee.
- Sally Kohn should truly only stay in if he can walk and chew gum at the same time — that is, challenge the Democratic establishment at a more existential level while setting the stage to draw votes for the eventual Democratic nominee.
- Sanders should truly only stay in if he can walk and chew gum at the same time — that is, challenge the Democratic establishment at a more existential level while setting the stage to draw votes for the eventual Democratic nominee.
- Trump should truly only stay in if he can walk and chew gum at the same time — that is, challenge the Democratic establishment at a more existential level while setting the stage to draw votes for the eventual Democratic nominee.
- U.S. should truly only stay in if he can walk and chew gum at the same time — that is, challenge the Democratic establishment at a more existential level while setting the stage to draw votes for the eventual Democratic nominee.


Petr Cech has revealed in a heartfelt letter that he never envisaged leaving Chelsea after his £10million move to Arsenal was confirmed on Monday. The goalkeeper has signed a four-year contract, worth £100,000-per-week, in a deal that seriously strengthens Arsenal ahead of next season. Cech won every domestic and European trophy at Stamford Bridge after joining from Rennes in 2004. Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has wasted no time in replacing the Czech Republic No 1, making a £6m bid for Stoke’s Asmir Begovic. We revealed a week ago that Cech had finalised his deal to join Arsenal. Read the full story here.

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- Arsenal would prefer to sell the Colombia goalkeeper rather than Wojciech Szczesny as the latter qualifies as a homegrown player.
- Arsene Wenger would prefer to sell the Colombia goalkeeper rather than Wojciech Szczesny as the latter qualifies as a homegrown player.
- Asmir Begovic would prefer to sell the Colombia goalkeeper rather than Wojciech Szczesny as the latter qualifies as a homegrown player.
- Blues would prefer to sell the Colombia goalkeeper rather than Wojciech Szczesny as the latter qualifies as a homegrown player.
- Cech would prefer to sell the Colombia goalkeeper rather than Wojciech Szczesny as the latter qualifies as a homegrown player.
- Chelsea would prefer to sell the Colombia goalkeeper rather than Wojciech Szczesny as the latter qualifies as a homegrown player.
- Community Shield would prefer to sell the Colombia goalkeeper rather than Wojciech Szczesny as the latter qualifies as a homegrown player.
- Czech Republic would prefer to sell the Colombia goalkeeper rather than Wojciech Szczesny as the latter qualifies as a homegrown player.
- European would prefer to sell the Colombia goalkeeper rather than Wojciech Szczesny as the latter qualifies as a homegrown player.
- Gunners would prefer to sell the Colombia goalkeeper rather than Wojciech Szczesny as the latter qualifies as a homegrown player.
- Jose Mourinho would prefer to sell the Colombia goalkeeper rather than Wojciech Szczesny as the latter qualifies as a homegrown player.
- London would prefer to sell the Colombia goalkeeper rather than Wojciech Szczesny as the latter qualifies as a homegrown player.
- Petr Cech would prefer to sell the Colombia goalkeeper rather than Wojciech Szczesny as the latter qualifies as a homegrown player.
- Rennes would prefer to sell the Colombia goalkeeper rather than Wojciech Szczesny as the latter qualifies as a homegrown player.
- Roman Abramovich would prefer to sell the Colombia goalkeeper rather than Wojciech Szczesny as the latter qualifies as a homegrown player.
- Stamford Bridge would prefer to sell the Colombia goalkeeper rather than Wojciech Szczesny as the latter qualifies as a homegrown player.
- Stoke would prefer to sell the Colombia goalkeeper rather than Wojciech Szczesny as the latter qualifies as a homegrown player.


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Many images from Alice Horlick’s childhood remain sharp in her memory, but the most poignant and abiding are her mother’s fleeting visits home to say goodnight. Alice, 27, now a handbag designer — Kate Moss and the American singer Taylor Swift are fans of her luxury shoulder bags — is the second child of Nicola ‘Superwoman’ Horlick, the woman who famously raised six children while running a multi-million-pound investment company in the Nineties. She also had to cope with a critically ill child, Alice’s elder sister Georgie, who lost a ten-year battle with leukaemia in 1998, aged 12. Each night Nicola, absent during her long working day, would rush home, kiss her children goodnight, then dash off again to spend the night beside Georgie’s hospital bed. This pattern persisted for almost four years.

Any child coping with such loss and change would crave the presence of their mother, but

OPTIONS:
- Alice kept on working.
- Alice Horlick kept on working.
- Alice’s kept on working.
- American kept on working.
- Georgie kept on working.
- Georgie’s kept on working.
- Kate Moss kept on working.
- Nicola kept on working.
- Nicola Horlick kept on working.
- Nicola ‘Superwoman’ Horlick kept on working.
- Taylor Swift kept on working.


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(CNN) Sen. Richard Burr privately mused over the weekend that gun owners may want to put a "bullseye" on Hillary Clinton, according to audio obtained by CNN. The North Carolina Republican, locked in a tight race for reelection, quipped that as he walked into a gun shop "nothing made me feel better" than seeing a magazine about rifles "with a picture of Hillary Clinton on the front of it." "I was a little bit shocked at that -- it didn't have a bullseye on it," he said Saturday to GOP volunteers, prompting laughter from the crowd in Mooresville, North Carolina. "But on the bottom right (of the magazine), it had everybody for federal office in this particular state that they should vote for. So let me assure you, there's an army of support out there right now for our candidates."

A Burr campaign official said that the senator's remark about feeling "better" was in reference to other

OPTIONS:
- CNN candidates winning support from gun-rights groups -- not from Clinton potentially being shot.
- GOP candidates winning support from gun-rights groups -- not from Clinton potentially being shot.
- Hillary Clinton candidates winning support from gun-rights groups -- not from Clinton potentially being shot.
- Mooresville candidates winning support from gun-rights groups -- not from Clinton potentially being shot.
- North Carolina candidates winning support from gun-rights groups -- not from Clinton potentially being shot.
- Republican candidates winning support from gun-rights groups -- not from Clinton potentially being shot.
- Richard Burr candidates winning support from gun-rights groups -- not from Clinton potentially being shot.


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The Premier League Doctors' Group have described Jose Mourinho's decision to alter the role of Eva Carneiro as 'unjust to the extreme' and accused the Chelsea boss of placing the importance of results above player welfare. Chelsea club doctor Carneiro riled Mourinho by running on the pitch alongside first-team physiotherapist Jon Fearn when Eden Hazard went down injured late on in the 2-2 draw against Swansea. The Belgian had to leave the field of play after receiving treatment and with Chelsea already down to 10 men due to Thibaut Courtois seeing red, they temporarily had eight  outfield players on the pitch.

'It is also of great concern that at a time when the both the Premier League and the

OPTIONS:
- Belgian group are intensifying efforts to safeguard player welfare, the precedent set by this incident demonstrates that the medical care of players appears to be secondary to the result of the game.'
- Carneiro group are intensifying efforts to safeguard player welfare, the precedent set by this incident demonstrates that the medical care of players appears to be secondary to the result of the game.'
- Chelsea group are intensifying efforts to safeguard player welfare, the precedent set by this incident demonstrates that the medical care of players appears to be secondary to the result of the game.'
- Eden Hazard group are intensifying efforts to safeguard player welfare, the precedent set by this incident demonstrates that the medical care of players appears to be secondary to the result of the game.'
- Eva Carneiro group are intensifying efforts to safeguard player welfare, the precedent set by this incident demonstrates that the medical care of players appears to be secondary to the result of the game.'
- Jon Fearn group are intensifying efforts to safeguard player welfare, the precedent set by this incident demonstrates that the medical care of players appears to be secondary to the result of the game.'
- Jose Mourinho group are intensifying efforts to safeguard player welfare, the precedent set by this incident demonstrates that the medical care of players appears to be secondary to the result of the game.'
- Man City group are intensifying efforts to safeguard player welfare, the precedent set by this incident demonstrates that the medical care of players appears to be secondary to the result of the game.'
- Mourinho group are intensifying efforts to safeguard player welfare, the precedent set by this incident demonstrates that the medical care of players appears to be secondary to the result of the game.'
- Premier League Doctors' Group group are intensifying efforts to safeguard player welfare, the precedent set by this incident demonstrates that the medical care of players appears to be secondary to the result of the game.'
- Swansea group are intensifying efforts to safeguard player welfare, the precedent set by this incident demonstrates that the medical care of players appears to be secondary to the result of the game.'
- Thibaut Courtois group are intensifying efforts to safeguard player welfare, the precedent set by this incident demonstrates that the medical care of players appears to be secondary to the result of the game.'


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(EW.com) -- After stabbing, slashing and pummeling countless enemies, Spartacus will slay his final Roman next year. Starz is set to announce that the next season of its historical drama "Spartacus" will mark the show's final outing. The upside: Creator Steven S. DeKnight promises the remaining episodes will be spectacular (see the final season poster and teaser video here). "This season is bigger than anything we've attempted," DeKnight says. "The scope and scale is just amazing. We're dealing with massive battles between thousands of people. We hope to leave people feel satisfied." DeKnight says he's been 90 percent certain for months that the upcoming third season -- subtitled "War of the Damned" -- would be the last for "Spartacus." Creatively, the writer-producer assures that the timing will result in a strong tale. The historical foundation for the rebel leader's journey, he says, lends itself to wrapping up the show sooner rather than later.

The show has had a wild and difficult run since it launched on

OPTIONS:
- DeKnight two years ago.
- EW.com two years ago.
- Julius Caesar two years ago.
- Roman two years ago.
- Spartacus two years ago.
- Starz two years ago.
- Steven S. DeKnight two years ago.
- Todd Lasance two years ago.
- War of the Damned two years ago.


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A former Florida State football mascot was allegedly killed by a co-worker after a row over how much spice to add to the gumbo mix escalated into a knife attack. Panama City Police say 33-year-old Caleb Joshua Halley, who was known as Josh, was working at Buddy's Seafood Market in Panama City, Florida, last Tuesday when he and a co-worker, Orlando Thompson, started arguing. Police say that Thompson grabbed a wooden board and Halley pulled out a pocket knife during the dispute over how much spice to put in the trademark spicy southern seafood recipe. Thompson then allegedly returned with a 15-inch blade and slashed Halley across the torso, causing three lacerations.

His father

OPTIONS:
- Buddy's Seafood Market was also quoted by the Chipley Paper as saying: 'Josh just loved the tradition and physicality of the mascot program.
- Caleb Joshua Halley was also quoted by the Chipley Paper as saying: 'Josh just loved the tradition and physicality of the mascot program.
- Florida was also quoted by the Chipley Paper as saying: 'Josh just loved the tradition and physicality of the mascot program.
- Florida State was also quoted by the Chipley Paper as saying: 'Josh just loved the tradition and physicality of the mascot program.
- Florida State University was also quoted by the Chipley Paper as saying: 'Josh just loved the tradition and physicality of the mascot program.
- Halley was also quoted by the Chipley Paper as saying: 'Josh just loved the tradition and physicality of the mascot program.
- Josh was also quoted by the Chipley Paper as saying: 'Josh just loved the tradition and physicality of the mascot program.
- Orlando Thompson was also quoted by the Chipley Paper as saying: 'Josh just loved the tradition and physicality of the mascot program.
- Osceola was also quoted by the Chipley Paper as saying: 'Josh just loved the tradition and physicality of the mascot program.
- Panama City was also quoted by the Chipley Paper as saying: 'Josh just loved the tradition and physicality of the mascot program.
- Thompson was also quoted by the Chipley Paper as saying: 'Josh just loved the tradition and physicality of the mascot program.


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

Jack Wilshere fired the buzz back into English football with a brilliant brace to see off Slovenia. Wayne Rooney put himself level with Gary Lineker in England's all-time goalscorers list - just one behind Bobby Charlton's tally of 49 - with a late winner. But Wilshere was the real star of the show, scoring with two exceptional efforts to put Hodgson's side in control. England, though, were forced to sweat for their win after falling behind to Milevoje Novakovic's 37th minute strike before Nejc Pecnik made it 2-2 with six minutes left to play. The performance was a far cry from last weekend's bore draw against the Republic of Ireland.

'The way we responded to the two setbacks says something, we like to think the team spirit is getting better,' said the

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal manager.
- Bobby Charlton manager.
- England manager.
- English manager.
- Euro 2016 manager.
- Gary Lineker manager.
- Hodgson manager.
- Jack Wilshere manager.
- Milevoje Novakovic manager.
- Nejc Pecnik manager.
- Republic of Ireland manager.
- Roy Hodgson manager.
- Slovenia manager.
- Wayne Rooney manager.
- Wilshere manager.


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(CNN) Before Monday's preseason game between the Cleveland Browns and the New York Giants, the ongoing series of national anthem demonstrations by NFL players broke a barrier. For the first recorded time, a white player took a knee. As the anthem sounded, several Browns players knelt in what they later said was prayer. Among them was Seth DeValve, who is white and whose wife is African-American. "I wanted to support my African-American teammates today who wanted to take a knee," he said in a post-game interview. "We wanted to draw attention to the fact that there's things in this country that still need to change."

It's no surprise black athletes throughout

OPTIONS:
- African history have expressed a complicated relationship with the anthem and the flag for which it plays.
- American history have expressed a complicated relationship with the anthem and the flag for which it plays.
- Browns history have expressed a complicated relationship with the anthem and the flag for which it plays.
- Cleveland Browns history have expressed a complicated relationship with the anthem and the flag for which it plays.
- Colin Kaepernick history have expressed a complicated relationship with the anthem and the flag for which it plays.
- NFL history have expressed a complicated relationship with the anthem and the flag for which it plays.
- New York Giants history have expressed a complicated relationship with the anthem and the flag for which it plays.
- Seth DeValve history have expressed a complicated relationship with the anthem and the flag for which it plays.


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Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump dramatically strong-armed House Republicans into line Tuesday in his first Washington power play, after they voted to gut an ethics watchdog in a manner that undercut his vow to drain the establishment "swamp." Trump made clear his anger at the move on his Twitter account, and GOP lawmakers hurriedly changed plans to target the independent panel, backing down in a controversy that threatened to overshadow the dawn of a new conservative era in Washington. In an emergency meeting just before noon Tuesday, House Republican lawmakers voted to strip the move on the ethics agency from a package of rules that is due to be voted upon later in the House of Representatives. Their decision to adopt the measure Monday night had opened splits in the GOP and put House Speaker Paul Ryan and Trump on opposite sides of a key issue on the first day of the 115th Congress.

An aide close to

OPTIONS:
- CNN familiar with the discussions tells CNN that "Ryan spoke out against the amendment and opposed it throughout.
- Congress familiar with the discussions tells CNN that "Ryan spoke out against the amendment and opposed it throughout.
- Democrats familiar with the discussions tells CNN that "Ryan spoke out against the amendment and opposed it throughout.
- Donald Trump familiar with the discussions tells CNN that "Ryan spoke out against the amendment and opposed it throughout.
- GOP familiar with the discussions tells CNN that "Ryan spoke out against the amendment and opposed it throughout.
- House familiar with the discussions tells CNN that "Ryan spoke out against the amendment and opposed it throughout.
- House of Representatives familiar with the discussions tells CNN that "Ryan spoke out against the amendment and opposed it throughout.
- Paul Ryan familiar with the discussions tells CNN that "Ryan spoke out against the amendment and opposed it throughout.
- Republican familiar with the discussions tells CNN that "Ryan spoke out against the amendment and opposed it throughout.
- Republicans familiar with the discussions tells CNN that "Ryan spoke out against the amendment and opposed it throughout.
- Trump familiar with the discussions tells CNN that "Ryan spoke out against the amendment and opposed it throughout.
- Twitter familiar with the discussions tells CNN that "Ryan spoke out against the amendment and opposed it throughout.
- Washington familiar with the discussions tells CNN that "Ryan spoke out against the amendment and opposed it throughout.


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The New Horizons spacecraft is preparing to send back the first close up images of Pluto following its historic flyby of the dwarf planet, but already there is a growing, and rather dark, list of names for the features scientists expect to see in them. Named after the Roman god of the underworld itself, the mysterious reddish coloured planet could have a series of craters, canyons, plains and chasms named after dark gods and demons from different cultures. Among those proposed are Ammit, the Eyptian goddess who devoured the souls of the sinful; Supay, the Inca's ruler of the underworld and Erlik, the underworld god in Mongolian mythology.

We know

OPTIONS:
- Ammit is in good shape, and has reported a successful run of observations, so we're hoping to see Pluto’s papaya whip coloured surface of mixed ices in superb resolution.'
- Erlik is in good shape, and has reported a successful run of observations, so we're hoping to see Pluto’s papaya whip coloured surface of mixed ices in superb resolution.'
- Eyptian is in good shape, and has reported a successful run of observations, so we're hoping to see Pluto’s papaya whip coloured surface of mixed ices in superb resolution.'
- Inca is in good shape, and has reported a successful run of observations, so we're hoping to see Pluto’s papaya whip coloured surface of mixed ices in superb resolution.'
- Mongolian is in good shape, and has reported a successful run of observations, so we're hoping to see Pluto’s papaya whip coloured surface of mixed ices in superb resolution.'
- New Horizons is in good shape, and has reported a successful run of observations, so we're hoping to see Pluto’s papaya whip coloured surface of mixed ices in superb resolution.'
- Pluto is in good shape, and has reported a successful run of observations, so we're hoping to see Pluto’s papaya whip coloured surface of mixed ices in superb resolution.'
- Roman is in good shape, and has reported a successful run of observations, so we're hoping to see Pluto’s papaya whip coloured surface of mixed ices in superb resolution.'
- Supay is in good shape, and has reported a successful run of observations, so we're hoping to see Pluto’s papaya whip coloured surface of mixed ices in superb resolution.'


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A frustrated Arsenal fan who jumped over a barrier and ran towards the manager during an away match at Southampton has been banned from going to games for three years. Luke Bryant, 25, was sat with Southampton fans when he ran onto the sidelines of the football pitch during a game at St Mary's stadium, where Arsenal were losing 2-0. Bryant admitted 'going onto an area adjacent to a playing area' of the Football Act 1991, where he shrugged his shoulders at Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger. The fan, who Arsene Wenger thought was from the Southampton end, runs to the dugout and gestures

'I understand from Mr

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal the purpose of that activity was to reflect his opinion of the club also that he says the club is divided and his unhappiness at the club's structure and performance and so on.'
- Arsene Wenger the purpose of that activity was to reflect his opinion of the club also that he says the club is divided and his unhappiness at the club's structure and performance and so on.'
- Bryant the purpose of that activity was to reflect his opinion of the club also that he says the club is divided and his unhappiness at the club's structure and performance and so on.'
- Football Act the purpose of that activity was to reflect his opinion of the club also that he says the club is divided and his unhappiness at the club's structure and performance and so on.'
- Luke Bryant the purpose of that activity was to reflect his opinion of the club also that he says the club is divided and his unhappiness at the club's structure and performance and so on.'
- Southampton the purpose of that activity was to reflect his opinion of the club also that he says the club is divided and his unhappiness at the club's structure and performance and so on.'
- St Mary the purpose of that activity was to reflect his opinion of the club also that he says the club is divided and his unhappiness at the club's structure and performance and so on.'


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A caisson drawn by a pair of white horses carried the body of slain pastor and state Sen. Clementa Pinckney to the South Carolina Statehouse where hundreds of mourners lined up to pay their final respects to the esteemed lawmaker. Among them was his six-year-old daughter Malana and her mother Jennifer, who were in the church in Charleston when Sen. Pinckney was gunned down with eight other people a week ago. His coffin passed directly by the Confederate flag on a pole on the Statehouse grounds as debate over the fate of the divisive Civil War-era symbol raged on in South Carolina and across the country.

The Vice President recalled that he saw

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama less than a year ago during a visit to Charleston.
- Charleston less than a year ago during a visit to Charleston.
- Civil War less than a year ago during a visit to Charleston.
- Clementa Pinckney less than a year ago during a visit to Charleston.
- Confederate less than a year ago during a visit to Charleston.
- Dylann Roof less than a year ago during a visit to Charleston.
- Jennifer less than a year ago during a visit to Charleston.
- Malana less than a year ago during a visit to Charleston.
- Pinckney less than a year ago during a visit to Charleston.
- South Carolina less than a year ago during a visit to Charleston.
- Statehouse less than a year ago during a visit to Charleston.


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In the words of Robin Williams: ‘Your mother knows how to push your buttons because she installed them.’ The relationship between a mother and daughter is a complex one – some hate each other and can barely spend a Christmas lunch in their company, while others go on spa trips, talk daily and even share clothes. According to a new book called The Daughterhood there are nine different types of daughter, ranging from the Busy Daughter and the Daughter of Narcissism to the Dependent Daughter. According to a new book called The Daughterhood there are nine different types of daughter (file photo)

Eventually, their stories formed the basis of

OPTIONS:
- Busy Daughter - nine daughters coming together to talk about their mothers and the joy and despair that this relationship bring, with the aim of improving those relationships.
- Christmas - nine daughters coming together to talk about their mothers and the joy and despair that this relationship bring, with the aim of improving those relationships.
- Daughterhood - nine daughters coming together to talk about their mothers and the joy and despair that this relationship bring, with the aim of improving those relationships.
- Dependent Daughter - nine daughters coming together to talk about their mothers and the joy and despair that this relationship bring, with the aim of improving those relationships.
- FEMAIL - nine daughters coming together to talk about their mothers and the joy and despair that this relationship bring, with the aim of improving those relationships.
- Narcissism - nine daughters coming together to talk about their mothers and the joy and despair that this relationship bring, with the aim of improving those relationships.
- Robin Williams - nine daughters coming together to talk about their mothers and the joy and despair that this relationship bring, with the aim of improving those relationships.
- The Daughterhood - nine daughters coming together to talk about their mothers and the joy and despair that this relationship bring, with the aim of improving those relationships.


The romantic antics of two unassuming five-year-olds are set to become one of the TV moments of the year as they provide a dose of unmissable entertainment. Arthur and Sienna  steal the show in tonight’s episode of Channel 4’s hit fly-on-the-wall documentary series, The Secret Life Of 4, 5 And 6 Year Olds, as they tentatively negotiate their first kiss. The Big Brother for little people brings together a group of children from very different backgrounds, and places them in a room full of hidden cameras. During the priceless TV moment, Arthur tells his little friend: ‘We need to do a kiss on the lips to get married.'

But intrigued by her new game,

OPTIONS:
- Alfie tries her best to recapture the moment.
- Arthur tries her best to recapture the moment.
- Big Brother tries her best to recapture the moment.
- Channel 4’s tries her best to recapture the moment.
- Emily tries her best to recapture the moment.
- Secret Life Of 4 tries her best to recapture the moment.
- Secret Life Of 5 Year Olds tries her best to recapture the moment.
- Sienna tries her best to recapture the moment.
- Year Olds tries her best to recapture the moment.


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Washington (CNN) Senate Republicans released their own version of a tax plan Thursday, and it varies just enough from the House's bill to set the two chambers up for a dramatic showdown over tax policy in upcoming weeks. The Senate tax bill includes more individual tax brackets than the House bill (seven instead of four) as well as fully repeals the state and local tax deduction, which has become a must-save item for moderate Republicans in the House. The House bill repealed the deduction for state and local income and sales taxes, but preserved the property tax deduction up to $10,000 to assuage concerns from New York and New Jersey Republicans.

That is part of the reason that

OPTIONS:
- CNN Republicans are considering phasing in a new corporate rate of 20% rather than starting it right off the bat, which is expensive.
- House Republicans are considering phasing in a new corporate rate of 20% rather than starting it right off the bat, which is expensive.
- New Jersey Republicans are considering phasing in a new corporate rate of 20% rather than starting it right off the bat, which is expensive.
- New York Republicans are considering phasing in a new corporate rate of 20% rather than starting it right off the bat, which is expensive.
- Republicans Republicans are considering phasing in a new corporate rate of 20% rather than starting it right off the bat, which is expensive.
- Senate Republicans are considering phasing in a new corporate rate of 20% rather than starting it right off the bat, which is expensive.
- Washington Republicans are considering phasing in a new corporate rate of 20% rather than starting it right off the bat, which is expensive.


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Sitting in the amphitheatre at Ephesus on the Turkish coast, where 24,000 Romans once roared on the gladiators, I learn how rock star Sting almost brought the house down. 'Sting gave a show here that was so loud the vibrations caused some of the ruins to collapse and we had to get people out quickly,' says Roza, our guide. 'Now all concerts have been forbidden.' For Roman ruins, only Pompeii rivals Ephesus. The city was abandoned because of the plague, leaving it hidden under silt for 2,000 years. 'Good,' says Roza. 'Or it would be apartments now.' It was to Ephesus that St John brought the Virgin Mary to live in safety after Christ's Crucifixion. The house, just a ten-minute coach ride away, is now a church.

OPTIONS:
- Christ, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.
- Crucifixion, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.
- Ephesus, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.
- Med, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.
- Nice, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.
- Oceania Riviera, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.
- Paul, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.
- Picasso, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.
- Pompeii, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.
- Roman, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.
- Romans, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.
- Roza, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.
- St, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.
- St John, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.
- Sting, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.
- Turkish, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.
- Vence, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.
- Virgin Mary, Dufy and Matisse ate here as struggling artists and paid for meals with paintings.


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The wife of a man jailed for killing his own brother has vowed to stand by her man. Mark Lowe, 32, from Skelmersdale, Lancashire, is currently serving a five-year sentence for beating and kicking his brother Wayne to death, after Wayne, then 33, attacked him in his bed with a knife. Mark's wife Sarah is now looking after three young children alone and said: '[Mark] will regret what he did for the rest of his life, because he loved his brother.' Mark Lowe, 32 (left), is currently serving a five year sentence for beating and kicking his brother Wayne (right) to death, but his wife Sarah (bottom) is standing by her man

As they settled down to family life, Sarah often witnessed

OPTIONS:
- Lancashire's erratic and aggressive behaviour.
- Mark's erratic and aggressive behaviour.
- Mark Lowe's erratic and aggressive behaviour.
- Sarah's erratic and aggressive behaviour.
- Sarah Lowe's erratic and aggressive behaviour.
- Skelmersdale's erratic and aggressive behaviour.
- Wayne's erratic and aggressive behaviour.


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I would love David Cameron to have to put his hand into a box of second-hand men's pants and fish out a pair. This is exactly what the queue of empty-eyed refugees before me are watching me do. There won't be enough to go around. The queue snakes out of sight stretching back some 500 metres from Rome's central Tiburtina station. 'Give each man jeans, pants, socks, a t-shirt and, if he's travelling straight away, give him a bag and shoes,' an Italian co-ordinator at the city's Boabab Refugee Centre instructs volunteers. As soon as a new load of donated clothes and shoes arrive, we pounce on them, hoping they'll be something for the latest refugee we've been asked to help.

To make the euros go further, I soak beans, chick peas and grains, I cook seasonal vegetable curry, and I prepare roast chicken,

OPTIONS:
- Boabab Refugee Centre's famous 'Amatriciana' pasta, rice and tuna salad and bean pasta.
- David Cameron's famous 'Amatriciana' pasta, rice and tuna salad and bean pasta.
- Italian's famous 'Amatriciana' pasta, rice and tuna salad and bean pasta.
- Mary Stuart's famous 'Amatriciana' pasta, rice and tuna salad and bean pasta.
- Miller's famous 'Amatriciana' pasta, rice and tuna salad and bean pasta.
- Rome's famous 'Amatriciana' pasta, rice and tuna salad and bean pasta.
- Surrey's famous 'Amatriciana' pasta, rice and tuna salad and bean pasta.
- Tiburtina's famous 'Amatriciana' pasta, rice and tuna salad and bean pasta.


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It was hugs all round and a few curtsies too when the Netherlands' King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima arrived in Denmark this morning. Waiting at Copenhagen's Kastrup Airport was the Scandinavian country's 74-year-old monarch, Queen Margrethe, her husband Prince Henrik, 80 and their son Crown Prince Frederik, 46. But Maxima, glamorous in a grey coat by Dutch designer Claes Iversen, had serious competition in the style stakes from Australian-born Crown Princess Mary, 43, who was elegant in a nude coat and purple pillbox hat. Scroll down for video Sweeping a curtsey: Crown Princess Mary of Denmark curtsies to Queen Maxima at Kastrup Airport

On their way: Queen Margrethe prepares to show King Willem-Alexander his

OPTIONS:
- Australian honour guard
- Claes Iversen honour guard
- Copenhagen honour guard
- Crown Prince Frederik honour guard
- Crown Princess Mary honour guard
- Danish honour guard
- Danish Royal Family honour guard
- Denmark honour guard
- Dutch honour guard
- Elizabeth II honour guard
- Kastrup Airport honour guard
- King Willem-Alexander honour guard
- Margrethe honour guard
- Maxima honour guard
- Netherlands honour guard
- Prince Henrik honour guard
- Queen honour guard
- Queen Margrethe honour guard
- Queen Maxima honour guard
- Scandinavian honour guard


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Near Simferopol, Ukraine (CNN) -- In the wake of Russia's invasion of Crimea, the mood here Tuesday was tense, but the streets appeared eerily calm. Ukraine's Crimea region has become the flashpoint in a geopolitical crisis that has embroiled London, Washington, the United Nations and NATO. In the days since they crossed the border into this strategically important peninsula on the Black Sea, Russian forces have surrounded 10 Ukrainian military bases -- 16,000 troops in the past week, according to Ukrainian officials. There has been no fighting -- or loss of life -- but there were ample signs of preparation.

"It will mean either we have full autonomy or we disconnect from Ukraine and join fully with

OPTIONS:
- Black Sea.
- CNN.
- Crimea.
- Independence Square.
- Kiev.
- London.
- NATO.
- Russia.
- Russian.
- Simferopol.
- Ukraine.
- Ukrainian.
- United Nations.
- Washington.


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Cleveland (CNN) Donald Trump painted a picture of a dystopian America -- and sold himself as the only one who can fix it. As he accepted the Republican nomination here Thursday night, Trump delivered tough talk, promising to eradicate crime, build a border wall, defeat ISIS, rejuvenate the economy and prod U.S. allies to step it up or else. Donald Trump's speech at the Republican convention, as prepared for delivery "I'm with you," Trump said. "I will fight for you, and I will win for you." Here are CNN's takeaways from 2016's Republican National Convention: Trump's style of 'presidential'

The anti-

OPTIONS:
- America movement was crushed on the convention floor in one epic, made-for-TV moment.
- CNN movement was crushed on the convention floor in one epic, made-for-TV moment.
- Cleveland movement was crushed on the convention floor in one epic, made-for-TV moment.
- Donald Trump movement was crushed on the convention floor in one epic, made-for-TV moment.
- GOP movement was crushed on the convention floor in one epic, made-for-TV moment.
- ISIS movement was crushed on the convention floor in one epic, made-for-TV moment.
- Republican movement was crushed on the convention floor in one epic, made-for-TV moment.
- Republican National Convention movement was crushed on the convention floor in one epic, made-for-TV moment.
- Trump movement was crushed on the convention floor in one epic, made-for-TV moment.
- U.S. movement was crushed on the convention floor in one epic, made-for-TV moment.


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

On Monday, Starbucks shared an update: "

OPTIONS:
- LADIES welcomes all customers, including women and families, to enjoy the Starbucks experience.
- Manar M welcomes all customers, including women and families, to enjoy the Starbucks experience.
- Riyadh welcomes all customers, including women and families, to enjoy the Starbucks experience.
- Saudi Arabia welcomes all customers, including women and families, to enjoy the Starbucks experience.
- Starbucks welcomes all customers, including women and families, to enjoy the Starbucks experience.
- Western welcomes all customers, including women and families, to enjoy the Starbucks experience.


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Editor's Note: Actress Drew Barrymore is an Ambassador Against Hunger for the U.N.' s World Food Program. Drew Barrymore says a tiny amount of money can bring nourishment and education to impoverished children. (CNN) -- I made my first trip to Nairobi after reading an article in The New York Times about schools and how they can change a child's life. Dollars could do wonders for one child in a year in Africa, providing food and education, it said, while children in so many other parts of the world have the luxury to spend that money on miscellaneous fun. The article made me feel one person could actively help another person; that I could tangibly help a child in need. A problem that had seemed so vast, so untouchable to me, suddenly felt smaller and more contained -- at least for the moment.

That, to me, is what the

OPTIONS:
- Africa is all about -- people helping people -- and that is why I'm so very grateful to be an ambassador against hunger.
- Against Hunger is all about -- people helping people -- and that is why I'm so very grateful to be an ambassador against hunger.
- Barrymore is all about -- people helping people -- and that is why I'm so very grateful to be an ambassador against hunger.
- CNN is all about -- people helping people -- and that is why I'm so very grateful to be an ambassador against hunger.
- Drew Barrymore is all about -- people helping people -- and that is why I'm so very grateful to be an ambassador against hunger.
- Nairobi is all about -- people helping people -- and that is why I'm so very grateful to be an ambassador against hunger.
- New York Times is all about -- people helping people -- and that is why I'm so very grateful to be an ambassador against hunger.
- U.N. is all about -- people helping people -- and that is why I'm so very grateful to be an ambassador against hunger.
- World Food Program is all about -- people helping people -- and that is why I'm so very grateful to be an ambassador against hunger.


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A couple who tested their relationship by appearing on a TV show where only one of them could choose their future home have admitted the emotional experience was worth it in the end. Sophie Riding, 25, and Paul Hopkins, 29, from Preston, appeared on the first episode of Watch's 'Honey I Bought The House' on Monday - a Don't Tell The Bride-style show in which Paul had just three weeks to make the life-changing decision over which property they should buy without any input from his fiancee. Viewers saw Sophie breakdown in tears after it was revealed Paul had paid £170,000 for a three-bed semi-detached home for them which she hated.

'The problem was

OPTIONS:
- Honey I Bought wanted a mansion and something that we just couldn't afford.
- Honey I Bought The House wanted a mansion and something that we just couldn't afford.
- Paul wanted a mansion and something that we just couldn't afford.
- Paul Hopkins wanted a mansion and something that we just couldn't afford.
- Preston wanted a mansion and something that we just couldn't afford.
- Sophie wanted a mansion and something that we just couldn't afford.
- Sophie Riding wanted a mansion and something that we just couldn't afford.


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(CNN) Can an old war horse that dates back more than 40 years hold its own against the newest warbird loaded with the latest in technology and weaponry? The Pentagon said it aims to find out and will pit the venerable A-10 Warthog against the F-35 Lightning Joint Strike Fighter in a series of rigorous tests replicating what the planes would face in battle. "We are going to do a comparative test of the ability of the F-35 to perform close air support, combat search-and-rescue missions and related missions with the A-10," Michael Gilmore, the Pentagon's director of operational test and evaluation, told a Senate Armed Service Committee hearing on Tuesday.

"The

OPTIONS:
- A-10 will not do close air support mission the same way the A-10 does.
- A-10 Warthog will not do close air support mission the same way the A-10 does.
- F-35 will not do close air support mission the same way the A-10 does.
- F-35 Lightning Joint Strike Fighter will not do close air support mission the same way the A-10 does.
- Michael Gilmore will not do close air support mission the same way the A-10 does.
- Pentagon will not do close air support mission the same way the A-10 does.
- Senate Armed Service Committee will not do close air support mission the same way the A-10 does.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump has bragged -- and did so again during his State of the Union address Tuesday -- that the tax cuts Congress passed would be the biggest in history. There's no doubt the tax legislation slashed corporate tax rates and will give 80% of individual filers a tax cut, according to some estimates. But arguably, President Barack Obama passed a larger tax cut by making most of President George W. Bush's cuts permanent. President Ronald Reagan definitely did. And Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson probably did, too. "It will be the biggest tax decrease, or tax cut, in the history of our country," Trump said at the White House last month.

Even excluding Obama's cuts -- which were really extensions of previous cuts first enacted by

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama -- Trump's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- CNN -- Trump's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- Congress -- Trump's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- Donald Trump -- Trump's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- George W. Bush -- Trump's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- John F. Kennedy -- Trump's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- Lyndon Johnson -- Trump's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- Ronald Reagan -- Trump's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- State of the Union -- Trump's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- Trump -- Trump's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- White House -- Trump's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.


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(CNN) "It upsets you and me, maybe -- but we're not typical Americans." That's what one of Richard Nixon's ad men told journalist Joe McGinniss during Nixon's 1968 run for the White House, as recounted in McGinniss' 1969 book, "The Selling of the President." They were speaking about a group of PR men who tailored Richard Nixon's image to match the desires of the public in 1968. Speechwriters, pitchmen and consultants built the campaign into what amounted to an exercise in consumer advertising. It marked the beginning of an age in which "packaging" a political candidate became a normal part of political campaigning. It was this shift, toward style over substance, that bothered McGinniss' source.

But the attraction is undeniable for many: Both

OPTIONS:
- Americans and UFC present an unusual and dangerous spectacle that is compelling to many Americans.
- CNN and UFC present an unusual and dangerous spectacle that is compelling to many Americans.
- David Sable and UFC present an unusual and dangerous spectacle that is compelling to many Americans.
- Joe McGinniss and UFC present an unusual and dangerous spectacle that is compelling to many Americans.
- McGinniss and UFC present an unusual and dangerous spectacle that is compelling to many Americans.
- Nixon and UFC present an unusual and dangerous spectacle that is compelling to many Americans.
- Richard Nixon and UFC present an unusual and dangerous spectacle that is compelling to many Americans.
- Sable and Johnson and UFC present an unusual and dangerous spectacle that is compelling to many Americans.
- The Selling of the and UFC present an unusual and dangerous spectacle that is compelling to many Americans.
- Trump and UFC present an unusual and dangerous spectacle that is compelling to many Americans.
- Ultimate Fighting Championship and UFC present an unusual and dangerous spectacle that is compelling to many Americans.
- White House and UFC present an unusual and dangerous spectacle that is compelling to many Americans.
- Will Johnson and UFC present an unusual and dangerous spectacle that is compelling to many Americans.


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Australia's highest ranking Catholic threatening legal action has not stopped the 60 Minutes TV program from hitting back at Cardinal George Pell and his fellow leaders across the country. Child sex abuse victim Peter Saunders, who was handpicked by Pope Francis to sit on the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors, broke his silence on last Sunday's show about his thoughts on Cardinal Pell describing him as 'dangerous' and claiming his position was 'untenable'. Despite turning down invitations from 60 Minutes to respond to the damning remarks, Cardinal Pell remained tight-lipped - until after the show aired when a spokesperson stated that he was left with no choice but to seek legal advice.

'Despite all of their rhetoric they have forgotten what matters most here: the victims, the victims want to be heard, they want to be listened to and most importantly they want to be believed but the bishops, arhcbishops, and Cardinal

OPTIONS:
- 60 Minutes have given every indication that it's unlikely to happen.'
- 60 Minutes TV have given every indication that it's unlikely to happen.'
- Australia have given every indication that it's unlikely to happen.'
- Cardinal Pell have given every indication that it's unlikely to happen.'
- Catholic have given every indication that it's unlikely to happen.'
- Francis have given every indication that it's unlikely to happen.'
- George Pell have given every indication that it's unlikely to happen.'
- Pell have given every indication that it's unlikely to happen.'
- Peter Saunders have given every indication that it's unlikely to happen.'
- Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors have given every indication that it's unlikely to happen.'
- Saunders have given every indication that it's unlikely to happen.'
- Tara Brown have given every indication that it's unlikely to happen.'


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A Virginia widow is calling for justice after her two-year-old golden retriever died from heatstroke on Friday following what was supposed to be a routine grooming appointment at Petco. After Allison Marks dropped her dog Colby Jack off at a Chesterfield County Petco for the grooming session, she called the store because no-one contacted her to say the appointment was over. An employee told her to meet the Petco's assistant manager at an animal hospital and a veterinarian informed her that Colby had probably died of heat stroke when she arrived. The manager said Colby had been left in a heated drying cage by accident after the groomer departed to attend a graduation and forgot about the dog, according to Marks.

She posted on Facebook that her 'sweet baby' had been taken away 'too soon thanks to

OPTIONS:
- Allison Marks'.
- Chesterfield County'.
- Chesterfield County Petco'.
- Colby'.
- Colby Jack'.
- Marks'.
- Petco'.
- Virginia'.


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

(CNN) The Australian Parliament passed a measure Wednesday legalizing medical marijuana. The amendments to the Narcotic Drugs Act will allow cannabis to be legally grown for medical and scientific purposes for the first time in Australia. "This is an historic day for Australia and the many advocates who have fought long and hard to challenge the stigma around medicinal cannabis products so genuine patients are no longer treated as criminals," Minister for Health Sussan Ley said in a statement. "This is the missing piece in a patient's treatment journey and will now see seamless access to locally-produced medicinal cannabis products from farm to pharmacy."

Other patients in

OPTIONS:
- Australia lauded the government for Wednesday's milestone.
- Australian lauded the government for Wednesday's milestone.
- Lucy Haslam lauded the government for Wednesday's milestone.
- Narcotic Drugs Act lauded the government for Wednesday's milestone.
- Sussan Ley lauded the government for Wednesday's milestone.


(CNN) You could be excused for mistaking last night's 69th annual Emmy Awards for a Comedy Central election-night special. After all, there was Stephen Colbert, the man who -- with Jon Stewart -- put "fake news" on the map long before the Trump Administration was a twinkle in Vladimir Putin's eye. And there were Alec Baldwin and Kate McKinnon, accepting golden trophies for their cutting and hilarious depictions of President Trump and his chief 2016 campaign rival, Hillary Clinton, on "Saturday Night Live." But the moment that parody congealed into self-parody was obvious to anyone watching the show from home, and many who were there attending in person.

OPTIONS:
- Alec Baldwin proceeded to do a quick bit in which he mocked himself hyping Trump's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Comedy Central proceeded to do a quick bit in which he mocked himself hyping Trump's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Emmy Awards proceeded to do a quick bit in which he mocked himself hyping Trump's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Emmys proceeded to do a quick bit in which he mocked himself hyping Trump's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Hillary Clinton proceeded to do a quick bit in which he mocked himself hyping Trump's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Jeff Yang proceeded to do a quick bit in which he mocked himself hyping Trump's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Jon Stewart proceeded to do a quick bit in which he mocked himself hyping Trump's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Kate McKinnon proceeded to do a quick bit in which he mocked himself hyping Trump's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Saturday Night Live proceeded to do a quick bit in which he mocked himself hyping Trump's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Sean Spicer proceeded to do a quick bit in which he mocked himself hyping Trump's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Stephen Colbert proceeded to do a quick bit in which he mocked himself hyping Trump's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Trump proceeded to do a quick bit in which he mocked himself hyping Trump's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Trump Administration proceeded to do a quick bit in which he mocked himself hyping Trump's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Vladimir Putin proceeded to do a quick bit in which he mocked himself hyping Trump's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."
- Yang proceeded to do a quick bit in which he mocked himself hyping Trump's overinflated inaugural headcount, before being dismissed by Colbert saying, "Melissa McCarthy, ladies and gentlemen."


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

(CNN) Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez, whose imprisonment has been a rallying cry for anti-regime demonstrators, has been released to house arrest because of health concerns, the nation's Supreme Court said Saturday morning. Lopez has been detained since early 2014 over accusations of inciting anti-government protests. "By the power of Supreme Court Judge Maikel Moreno, the criminal court of the Supreme Court Justice grants house arrest to Leopoldo Lopez due to health problems," the court tweeted. A relative of Lopez's confirmed the news of the house arrest. Details about his physical condition weren't immediately available. A photo from the family showed a smiling Lopez with his children at home.

"We salute the freedom of

OPTIONS:
- CNN, an opportunity for national reconciliation and a democratic solution to a grave crisis," he said in a tweet.
- Leopoldo Lopez, an opportunity for national reconciliation and a democratic solution to a grave crisis," he said in a tweet.
- Lopez, an opportunity for national reconciliation and a democratic solution to a grave crisis," he said in a tweet.
- Maikel Moreno, an opportunity for national reconciliation and a democratic solution to a grave crisis," he said in a tweet.
- Supreme Court, an opportunity for national reconciliation and a democratic solution to a grave crisis," he said in a tweet.
- Supreme Court Justice, an opportunity for national reconciliation and a democratic solution to a grave crisis," he said in a tweet.
- Venezuela Supreme Court, an opportunity for national reconciliation and a democratic solution to a grave crisis," he said in a tweet.
- Venezuelan, an opportunity for national reconciliation and a democratic solution to a grave crisis," he said in a tweet.


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World No 1 Novak Djokovic barely broke sweat as he dispatched Brazil's Joao Souza for the loss of just three games in the US Open first round. Djokovic is gunning for his third grand slam title of the year after triumphs at the Australian Open and Wimbledon, and the Serb put on a dominant opening display in New York to win 6-1, 6-1, 6-1. The victory took just one hour and 11 minutes to complete, with Djokovic now up against either Canada's Vasek Pospisil or Austrian Andreas Haider-Maurer in round two. Djokovic arrived in Flushing Meadows with some question marks hanging over his form following defeats in consecutive weeks to Andy Murray in Montreal and Roger Federer in Cincinnati.

The top seed, however, often saves his best for the heat of a grand slam and he never had to leave first gear against

OPTIONS:
- Andreas Haider, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- Andy Murray, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- Australian Open, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- Austrian, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- Brazil, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- Canada, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- Cincinnati, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- Djokovic, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- Flushing Meadows, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- Joao Souza, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- Maurer, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- Montreal, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- New York, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- Novak Djokovic, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- Roger Federer, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- Serb, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- US Open, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- Vasek Pospisil, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- Wimbledon, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.
- World No, who is ranked 91st in the world and looked out of his depth from the start.


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Trinidad, Colorado (CNN) Anthony Mattie walks down Main Street confronted by a shell of the town he once knew. The retired state patrolman-turned-mayor pro tem stares at vacant building after building, his reflection bouncing off the empty glass storefront windows. The streets are lined with century-old facades, but not much more, except for a few cars slowly passing by. Still, Mattie maintains a sparkle in his eye and a boyish grin as he shares the plan to bring his town back to life -- thanks to marijuana money. "The abandoned Pepsi plant became a marijuana dispensary. People resurrected these buildings that were about to fall and collapse," he says.

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Mattie reported nearly $1 billion in legal marijuana sales for 2015, a 40% jump from 2014.
- CNN reported nearly $1 billion in legal marijuana sales for 2015, a 40% jump from 2014.
- Colorado reported nearly $1 billion in legal marijuana sales for 2015, a 40% jump from 2014.
- Main Street reported nearly $1 billion in legal marijuana sales for 2015, a 40% jump from 2014.
- Mattie reported nearly $1 billion in legal marijuana sales for 2015, a 40% jump from 2014.
- New Mexico reported nearly $1 billion in legal marijuana sales for 2015, a 40% jump from 2014.
- Pepsi reported nearly $1 billion in legal marijuana sales for 2015, a 40% jump from 2014.
- Trinidad reported nearly $1 billion in legal marijuana sales for 2015, a 40% jump from 2014.


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A 'Stop The Boats'  campaigner looks set to become one of the most divisive contestants on SBS's controversial show Go Back To Where You Came From, even reducing a refugee to tears while staying at his home. Kim Vuga was sent to the family home of refugee, Ammar, in Bankstown, where she finds herself in a heated debate with fellow contestants. The mother reiterates she strongly agrees with the Federal Government’s Stop The Boat policy, despite Ammar sharing his struggles of fleeing from Iraq and then Syria with the hope of giving his family a second chance at life in Australia.

She said she had feared asylum seekers would take over

OPTIONS:
- Ammar because of a lack of understanding about the issue.
- Attack because of a lack of understanding about the issue.
- Aussie because of a lack of understanding about the issue.
- Australia because of a lack of understanding about the issue.
- Bankstown because of a lack of understanding about the issue.
- Barnes because of a lack of understanding about the issue.
- Federal Government’s because of a lack of understanding about the issue.
- Go Back To Where You Came From because of a lack of understanding about the issue.
- Iraq because of a lack of understanding about the issue.
- Islam because of a lack of understanding about the issue.
- Jimmy Barnes because of a lack of understanding about the issue.
- Kim Vuga because of a lack of understanding about the issue.
- Lakemba because of a lack of understanding about the issue.
- SBS because of a lack of understanding about the issue.
- Stop The Boat because of a lack of understanding about the issue.
- Stop The Boats because of a lack of understanding about the issue.
- Sydney because of a lack of understanding about the issue.
- Syria because of a lack of understanding about the issue.
- West because of a lack of understanding about the issue.


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(CNN) -- Upon arrival at Kotoka International airport in Ghana's capital city Accra, you are immediately greeted by a sign that says "Akwaaba," which means "Welcome" -- and this is exactly how you will feel when visiting this beautiful West African country. A success story of African development, democracy and stability, Ghana is a nation made up of people that are as warm as its climate. Rich in history, culture and natural beauty, it's the perfect introduction to Africa if you are a first-time traveler to the continent, or a great alternative for those who have exhausted the Safari circuit, and crave a different African experience.

Another great place to visit is Ghana's largest wildlife refuge,

OPTIONS:
- Accra.
- Africa.
- African.
- Akwaaba.
- CNN.
- Elmina Castle.
- Ghana.
- Kotoka International airport.
- Mole National Park.
- Osu.
- Rich.
- Safari.
- Welcome.
- West African.


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Manila, Philippines (CNN) Thousands of Filipinos took to the streets Saturday to mark the anniversary of the 1986 uprising against Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos amid concerns of an authoritarian relapse under current President Rodrigo Duterte. Crowds gathered on a highway in Manila, the same area that millions flocked to 31 years ago in a peaceful revolt that led to Marcos' ouster. The so-called People Power Revolution three decades ago attracted government leaders, church groups and civilians in a series of protests that ended Marcos' 14-year military rule marred by human rights violations. Saturday's event was a commemoration and a symbolic protest against Duterte. At another rally a few miles away, pro-Duterte supporters listened to Christian songs and testimonies of former addicts.

OPTIONS:
- CNN won the presidency on a platform of cracking down on crime, particularly illegal drugs.
- Christian won the presidency on a platform of cracking down on crime, particularly illegal drugs.
- Duterte won the presidency on a platform of cracking down on crime, particularly illegal drugs.
- Ferdinand Marcos won the presidency on a platform of cracking down on crime, particularly illegal drugs.
- Filipinos won the presidency on a platform of cracking down on crime, particularly illegal drugs.
- Manila won the presidency on a platform of cracking down on crime, particularly illegal drugs.
- Marcos won the presidency on a platform of cracking down on crime, particularly illegal drugs.
- People Power Revolution won the presidency on a platform of cracking down on crime, particularly illegal drugs.
- Philippine won the presidency on a platform of cracking down on crime, particularly illegal drugs.
- Philippines won the presidency on a platform of cracking down on crime, particularly illegal drugs.
- Rodrigo Duterte won the presidency on a platform of cracking down on crime, particularly illegal drugs.