With the beheading of a second American journalist, Steven Sotloff, militant group ISIS delivered another brutal message to the Western world. And, as with the execution of journalist James Foley before him, ISIS ended its video -- titled "A second message to America" -- with a threat to another Western hostage, this time a Briton. The three are not the only Westerners held by the militant group. And their plight has raised fears for the safety of all those taken hostage. Thousands of Syrians and Iraqis have been slain by ISIS militants as the Sunni extremist group seeks to build an Islamic caliphate stretching across a swath of territory.

The

OPTIONS:
- America government has used every military, diplomatic and intelligence tool we have, and we always will.
- American government has used every military, diplomatic and intelligence tool we have, and we always will.
- Briton government has used every military, diplomatic and intelligence tool we have, and we always will.
- ISIS government has used every military, diplomatic and intelligence tool we have, and we always will.
- Iraqis government has used every military, diplomatic and intelligence tool we have, and we always will.
- Islamic government has used every military, diplomatic and intelligence tool we have, and we always will.
- James Foley government has used every military, diplomatic and intelligence tool we have, and we always will.
- Steven Sotloff government has used every military, diplomatic and intelligence tool we have, and we always will.
- Sunni government has used every military, diplomatic and intelligence tool we have, and we always will.
- Syrians government has used every military, diplomatic and intelligence tool we have, and we always will.
- U.S. government has used every military, diplomatic and intelligence tool we have, and we always will.
- UK government has used every military, diplomatic and intelligence tool we have, and we always will.
- Western government has used every military, diplomatic and intelligence tool we have, and we always will.


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Guangzhou, China (CNN) Zhiyong Xi is a man on a mission. He wants to rid China -- and potentially the world -- of mosquitoes, specifically the ones that carry devastating diseases like Zika and dengue. And he's doing it in the classic style of good versus evil. "We're building good mosquitoes that can help us fight the bad ones," the entomologist said in his 3,500-square-foot laboratory in Guangzhou, China. Decked out in white scrubs, Xi, a soft-spoken researcher from Michigan State University, gestures at hundreds of trays, each filled with about 6,000 squirming mosquito larvae. The room reeks of ground beef liver powder cut with yeast, a superfood for the tiny creatures.

"The main problem with

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- Aedes is that even when the number of infected mosquitoes is low, they can sustain disease transmission," he said.
- CNN is that even when the number of infected mosquitoes is low, they can sustain disease transmission," he said.
- China is that even when the number of infected mosquitoes is low, they can sustain disease transmission," he said.
- Guangzhou is that even when the number of infected mosquitoes is low, they can sustain disease transmission," he said.
- Michigan State University is that even when the number of infected mosquitoes is low, they can sustain disease transmission," he said.
- Xi is that even when the number of infected mosquitoes is low, they can sustain disease transmission," he said.
- Zhiyong Xi is that even when the number of infected mosquitoes is low, they can sustain disease transmission," he said.
- Zika is that even when the number of infected mosquitoes is low, they can sustain disease transmission," he said.


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Wales' scouting party reported back on 'awesome' Belgium in Paris - but manager Chris Coleman still expects Gareth Bale and company to cause the world's second best team problems on Friday. Coleman and his assistant Osian Roberts were among the Stade de France crowd on Sunday night as Euro 2016 qualifying rivals Belgium showed the class which has taken them to second spot in the FIFA rankings with a 4-3 victory. Only two late France goals made the scoreline respectable for the hosts as Belgium, who lead Group B on goal difference at the halfway stage of the campaign, sent out a warning to second-placed Wales ahead of their crunch visit to the Cardiff City Stadium.

'We felt we could also control the opposition and mirror (

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- Belgium) as opposed to coming up against a team that wouldn't do that.
- Cardiff City Stadium) as opposed to coming up against a team that wouldn't do that.
- Chris Coleman) as opposed to coming up against a team that wouldn't do that.
- Coleman) as opposed to coming up against a team that wouldn't do that.
- Euro 2016) as opposed to coming up against a team that wouldn't do that.
- FIFA) as opposed to coming up against a team that wouldn't do that.
- France) as opposed to coming up against a team that wouldn't do that.
- Gareth Bale) as opposed to coming up against a team that wouldn't do that.
- Osian Roberts) as opposed to coming up against a team that wouldn't do that.
- Paris) as opposed to coming up against a team that wouldn't do that.
- Roberts) as opposed to coming up against a team that wouldn't do that.
- Stade de France) as opposed to coming up against a team that wouldn't do that.
- Wales) as opposed to coming up against a team that wouldn't do that.
- Welsh) as opposed to coming up against a team that wouldn't do that.


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Doctors have found live parasites in the blood of a woman suffering from Lyme disease. Tahlia Smith, 21, from the New South Wales Hunter Region is undergoing controversial medical treatment in Germany in an attempt to cure her of the debilitating condition. On her Facebook page Tahlia's Lymes journey to Germany, Tahlia's father Brett updated followers about the gruesome discovery that 'showed live active Spirochetes which is the Lyme Disease itself wiggling around everywhere' in his daughter's blood. Tahlia is undergoing blood filtering treatment in Germany. Her mother, Lea, told The Sydney Morning Herald the treatment involved heating Tahlia's body up to 42 degrees to kill the borrelia bacterium in her blood.

'She said to me that she looks terrible and looks so sick and that she's just not

OPTIONS:
- Brett,' she said,
- Germany,' she said,
- Lea,' she said,
- Lyme,' she said,
- Lyme Disease,' she said,
- Lymes,' she said,
- New South Wales Hunter Region,' she said,
- Spirochetes,' she said,
- Tahlia,' she said,
- Tahlia Smith,' she said,
- The Sydney Morning Herald,' she said,


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(CNN) -- What's happening in Madagascar? Supporters of opposition leader Andry Rajoelina attend a rally in Antananarivo on Monday. Marc Ravalomanana resigned as Madagascar's president after weeks of bitter and deadly political clashes. The military handed power to Andry Rajoelina, the 34-year-old former mayor of Antananarivo. Rajoelina and Ravalomanana have been engaged in a bitter power struggle since the beginning of the year. Despite vowing that he would never give up power without an election or referendum, Ravalomanana fled his presidential palace. The army later stormed the abandoned palace as a show of support for Rajoelina. Analysts believe that Ravalomanana had little choice but to step down once he lost the army's support.

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- Andry Rajoelina was first elected president in 2001 and won a second term in 2006.
- Antananarivo was first elected president in 2001 and won a second term in 2006.
- CNN was first elected president in 2001 and won a second term in 2006.
- Madagascar was first elected president in 2001 and won a second term in 2006.
- Marc Ravalomanana was first elected president in 2001 and won a second term in 2006.
- Rajoelina was first elected president in 2001 and won a second term in 2006.
- Ravalomanana was first elected president in 2001 and won a second term in 2006.


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A five-year-old boy has undergone extensive plastic surgery after his ear was bitten off when his neighbour's dog viciously mauled him a day before his birthday. Kellen Cormie's ear was bitten off in the attack outside his Gold Coast home on Saturday and he suffered puncture wounds to his shoulder and abdomen where the dog latched on. The large blue staffy that savaged the little boy  was put down on Monday afternoon after its owners surrendered it to Gold Coast City Council. Scroll down for video Kellen Cormie (right) celebrated his birthday in hospital with his twin Jake after he was savagely mauled by his neighbour's dog on Saturday

'When my wife turned around

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- Dog's hand was already on the door.
- Gold Coast's hand was already on the door.
- Gold Coast City Council's hand was already on the door.
- Jake's hand was already on the door.
- Kellen Cormie's hand was already on the door.


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Remi Garde has dealt Jack Grealish stern advice on how to fulfill his potential after omitting the young forward from his first game in charge. Grealish remained on the bench throughout the 0-0 draw with Manchester City and the new Aston Villa manager insisted his 20-year-old player needs to work harder and bring structure to his game to force his way back into contention. Garde brought through a number of young players during his time in charge at Lyon, including French internationals Alexandre Lacazette and Maxime Gonalons, so is well-versed in nurturing developing talent. 'Jack for me is a very gifted player with a lot of skill and quality but what I saw in the last few games he played was not the level he should have played. It is as simple as that,' said Garde. 'He needed more confidence and more structure in his game.

He scored his first senior goal for

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- Alexandre Lacazette against Leicester but struggled to impose himself on matches as the side suffered seven straight Premier League defeats.
- Aston Villa against Leicester but struggled to impose himself on matches as the side suffered seven straight Premier League defeats.
- Everton against Leicester but struggled to impose himself on matches as the side suffered seven straight Premier League defeats.
- French against Leicester but struggled to impose himself on matches as the side suffered seven straight Premier League defeats.
- Garde against Leicester but struggled to impose himself on matches as the side suffered seven straight Premier League defeats.
- Grealish against Leicester but struggled to impose himself on matches as the side suffered seven straight Premier League defeats.
- Jack against Leicester but struggled to impose himself on matches as the side suffered seven straight Premier League defeats.
- Jack Grealish against Leicester but struggled to impose himself on matches as the side suffered seven straight Premier League defeats.
- Lyon against Leicester but struggled to impose himself on matches as the side suffered seven straight Premier League defeats.
- Manchester City against Leicester but struggled to impose himself on matches as the side suffered seven straight Premier League defeats.
- Maxime Gonalons against Leicester but struggled to impose himself on matches as the side suffered seven straight Premier League defeats.
- Premier League against Leicester but struggled to impose himself on matches as the side suffered seven straight Premier League defeats.
- Remi Garde against Leicester but struggled to impose himself on matches as the side suffered seven straight Premier League defeats.
- Villa against Leicester but struggled to impose himself on matches as the side suffered seven straight Premier League defeats.


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He's branded himself Britain's 'flashiest playboy', and to prove he's happy to splash his cash, multi-millionaire Danny Lambo has bought his girlfriend a £10,000 Easter present. The boastful 37-year-old hotelier, who has previously said he enjoys flaunting his wealth, paid for a luxury bath to be fitted in the home of Natasha Flynn, 29, that runs pure chocolate milk. The bespoke gift, which is now available to buy, costs £1,000 each time to fill - with melted chocolate containing an astonishing 1.3 million calories. Scroll down for video 'Flash playboy' Danny Lambo posing with girlfriend Natasha Flynn inside her £10,000 Easter gift - a chocolate bath

Danny, who is reportedly worth £25 million and the star of new TV show, the Broker, added: 'The bath is perfect for a chocoholic like her, not to mention the perfect fit for

OPTIONS:
- Britain.
- Danny Lambo.
- Easter.
- Flash playboy.
- Lamborghinis.
- Natasha Flynn.


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Washington (CNN) The Senate intelligence committee is back in the national spotlight for two days of blockbuster hearings and following news that relations between President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions had reached a boiling point surrounding his recusal from the Justice Department's Russia investigation. Before Senate investigators probe former FBI Director James Comey, they will press four intelligence officials Wednesday in a hearing that on any other week would be the biggest event on Capitol Hill. Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, National Security Agency Director Adm. Mike Rogers, acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein will all testify before the Senate intelligence committee 24 hours before the Comey hearing.

The hearing also comes the morning after news broke that Trump and Sessions have had a series of heated exchanges in the last several weeks, after

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- Andrew McCabe recused himself from the Russia probe, according to a source close to Sessions.
- CNN recused himself from the Russia probe, according to a source close to Sessions.
- Capitol Hill recused himself from the Russia probe, according to a source close to Sessions.
- Comey recused himself from the Russia probe, according to a source close to Sessions.
- Dan Coats recused himself from the Russia probe, according to a source close to Sessions.
- Donald Trump recused himself from the Russia probe, according to a source close to Sessions.
- FBI recused himself from the Russia probe, according to a source close to Sessions.
- James Comey recused himself from the Russia probe, according to a source close to Sessions.
- Jeff Sessions recused himself from the Russia probe, according to a source close to Sessions.
- Justice Department recused himself from the Russia probe, according to a source close to Sessions.
- Mike Rogers recused himself from the Russia probe, according to a source close to Sessions.
- National Intelligence recused himself from the Russia probe, according to a source close to Sessions.
- National Security Agency recused himself from the Russia probe, according to a source close to Sessions.
- Rod Rosenstein recused himself from the Russia probe, according to a source close to Sessions.
- Russia recused himself from the Russia probe, according to a source close to Sessions.
- Senate recused himself from the Russia probe, according to a source close to Sessions.
- Washington recused himself from the Russia probe, according to a source close to Sessions.


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PSV frontman Memphis Depay has been tipped to  match Arjen Robben and even touted as a better player than Cristiano Ronaldo at the same age. With 16 Eredivisie strikes to his name, the 21-year-old winger has stormed to the top of the goalscoring charts this season and even found the net for Holland at the World Cup in Brazil last summer. Wanted by Manchester United and Tottenham, Depay may well depart the Philips Stadion at the end of the season after PSV admitted it may be difficult to keep him at the club. Here, Sportsmail tells you everything you need to about the exciting Dutch hotshot.

Depay was handed his first call-up by Louis van Gaal in 2013 and also made the Holland

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- Arjen Robben squad
- Brazil squad
- Cristiano Ronaldo squad
- Depay squad
- Dutch squad
- Dutch Eredivisie squad
- Eredivisie squad
- Frontman squad
- Holland squad
- Louis van Gaal squad
- Manchester United squad
- Memphis Depay squad
- PSV squad
- Philips Stadion squad
- Sportsmail squad
- Tottenham squad
- World Cup squad


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(CNN) A fight has broken out among congressional Democrats about how to respond to President-elect Donald Trump. Now that the dust from the election has started to settle, there are two contradictory arguments about what the strategy should be in the coming months. Sen. Bernie Sanders, whose populist campaign rocked the Democratic Party, indicated he would work with Trump if the President-elect was serious about pursuing policies that take on corporate power and benefit working Americans. Sanders is not alone. According to The New York Times, Sen. Charles Schumer has spoken with Trump several times and next week plans to announce a series of initiatives, like infrastructure and mandatory paid maternity leave, they can work on together. In essence, at least on paper, these Democrats are willing to "normalize" the Trump presidency and pursue the possibility of bipartisan compromise should that be offered. Even President Obama, acting in the role of a statesman, has made a series of statements since the election urging Democrats to give Trump a chance. "I don't think he is ideological, I think ultimately he is pragmatic in that way and can serve him well as long as he's got good people around him and he has a good sense of direction."

There are also many questions being raised by

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- Americans about the kind of package Trump is thinking about.
- Bernie Sanders about the kind of package Trump is thinking about.
- Charles Schumer about the kind of package Trump is thinking about.
- Democratic Party about the kind of package Trump is thinking about.
- Democrats about the kind of package Trump is thinking about.
- Donald Trump about the kind of package Trump is thinking about.
- Julian Zelizer about the kind of package Trump is thinking about.
- Obama about the kind of package Trump is thinking about.
- Sanders about the kind of package Trump is thinking about.
- The New York Times about the kind of package Trump is thinking about.
- Trump about the kind of package Trump is thinking about.


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Washington (CNN) Newt Gingrich released his new book, "Understanding Trump," on Tuesday, sharing insights the former House Speaker says he gleaned both during the Trump campaign and in the first months of his presidency. So in pursuit of "understanding Trump," CNN read the first chapter available online. Here are 10 top takeaways: 1. The foreword is written by none other than Eric Trump. Eric Trump lauds Understanding Trump as an "inside look into possibly the greatest campaign of all time," citing how his father "gained the most primary votes of any GOP candidate in the history of the nation." Eric Trump also took time in his foreword to offer praise for his father, President Donald Trump, slipping in a classic "Make America Great Again" tag line:

He ran on one promise, to

OPTIONS:
- Bill Clinton and he is already well on his way!"
- CNN and he is already well on his way!"
- Donald Trump and he is already well on his way!"
- Eric Trump and he is already well on his way!"
- GOP and he is already well on his way!"
- Gingrich and he is already well on his way!"
- House and he is already well on his way!"
- Make America Great Again and he is already well on his way!"
- Newt Gingrich and he is already well on his way!"
- Trump and he is already well on his way!"
- Understanding Trump and he is already well on his way!"
- Washington and he is already well on his way!"


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(CNN) Republicans announced late Tuesday night that they would release their tax reform bill Thursday, missing their self-imposed deadline by one day because of continued negotiations over key provisions in the bill. "In consultation with President Trump and our leadership team, we have decided to release the bill text on Thursday," Rep. Kevin Brady, the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, said in a statement. "We are pleased with the progress we are making and we remain on schedule to take action and approve a bill at our committee beginning next week." The statement capped a hectic night of mixed messages as to whether Republicans were still planning to release the bill on time. Less than an hour before the statement went out around 9:30 p.m. ET,  Brady and other Republicans on the committee emerged from a nearly three-hour meeting to announce to a hallway full of reporters that they were still on track to release the bill Wednesday.

The delay is a setback for

OPTIONS:
- Brady leaders who have been laser-focused on tax reform since returning from their August recess and who enthusiastically spotlighted the November 1 announcement to unveil their bill in recent weeks.
- CNN leaders who have been laser-focused on tax reform since returning from their August recess and who enthusiastically spotlighted the November 1 announcement to unveil their bill in recent weeks.
- GOP leaders who have been laser-focused on tax reform since returning from their August recess and who enthusiastically spotlighted the November 1 announcement to unveil their bill in recent weeks.
- House Ways and Means Committee leaders who have been laser-focused on tax reform since returning from their August recess and who enthusiastically spotlighted the November 1 announcement to unveil their bill in recent weeks.
- Kevin Brady leaders who have been laser-focused on tax reform since returning from their August recess and who enthusiastically spotlighted the November 1 announcement to unveil their bill in recent weeks.
- Republican leaders who have been laser-focused on tax reform since returning from their August recess and who enthusiastically spotlighted the November 1 announcement to unveil their bill in recent weeks.
- Republicans leaders who have been laser-focused on tax reform since returning from their August recess and who enthusiastically spotlighted the November 1 announcement to unveil their bill in recent weeks.
- Trump leaders who have been laser-focused on tax reform since returning from their August recess and who enthusiastically spotlighted the November 1 announcement to unveil their bill in recent weeks.


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Violent clashes have broken out in the West Bank  after a 22-year-old Palestinian man died when he was hit by an Israeli army jeep. The man, named locally as Abdallah Ghanayem, died in the village of Kafr Malik, just outside of Ramallah, this morning amid conflicting reports over his final moments. It came amid anger among Palestinians after a video emerged showing another Palestinian man being hit over the head with a rifle butt as he struggled with Israeli soldiers. It was said the 22-year-old's death came as locals hurled stones at the Israeli troops in the village where the jeep crashed.

Over 2,200

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- Abdallah Ghanayem, including hundreds of civilians, were killed, while 73 people died on the Israeli side.
- Israel, including hundreds of civilians, were killed, while 73 people died on the Israeli side.
- Israeli, including hundreds of civilians, were killed, while 73 people died on the Israeli side.
- Israelis, including hundreds of civilians, were killed, while 73 people died on the Israeli side.
- Kafr Malik, including hundreds of civilians, were killed, while 73 people died on the Israeli side.
- Palestinian, including hundreds of civilians, were killed, while 73 people died on the Israeli side.
- Palestinians, including hundreds of civilians, were killed, while 73 people died on the Israeli side.
- Ramallah, including hundreds of civilians, were killed, while 73 people died on the Israeli side.
- West Bank, including hundreds of civilians, were killed, while 73 people died on the Israeli side.


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(CNN) As the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, officially kick off with the opening ceremony on August 5, here are some key facts and figures to celebrate the first Olympic Games hosted by a South American country. 4,600 Brazilian real: The cost of the most expensive opening ceremony ticket (about $1,400 as of this publication). The least expensive opening ceremony ticket is only sold in Brazil and costs 200 real (about $60). 10: Rio's opening ceremony budget is 10 times less than the total spent on the London 2012 opening ceremony. 12,000: Number of Olympic torchbearers. The torch will pass through all 26 Brazilian states and reach 90% of the Brazilian population.

380,000: Number of foreign spectators expected to arrive in

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- Brazil during the Games.
- Brazilian during the Games.
- Games during the Games.
- London during the Games.
- Olympic during the Games.
- Olympic Games during the Games.
- Rio during the Games.
- Rio de Janeiro during the Games.
- South American during the Games.
- Summer Olympics during the Games.


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A Japanese woman has bravely revealed the dark side of the country's schoolgirl culture after she was recruited to go on 'walking dates' with adult men - before being coerced into prostitution as a teen. Brooklyn-based Vice correspondent Simon Ostrovsky traveled to Akihabara, a bustling district in Tokyo, to explore the sexual exploitation of young women as a part of Vice News' short documentary entitled Schoolgirls for Sale in Japan, and soon discovered that teen girls were readily available to 'rent' for a variety of services, including fortune telling, massages, and walks with clients. The encounters, which are known joshi-kosei osanpo (JK) or 'high school walking' dates, are known to be fronts for underage prostitution run by men who are always lurking nearby.

The

OPTIONS:
- Akihabara team used a hidden camera to capture another man during his 'rent-a-date', and while their conversation remained innocent, Simon admitted it was creepy to see an adult male so engaged with a teenage girl.
- Brooklyn team used a hidden camera to capture another man during his 'rent-a-date', and while their conversation remained innocent, Simon admitted it was creepy to see an adult male so engaged with a teenage girl.
- JK team used a hidden camera to capture another man during his 'rent-a-date', and while their conversation remained innocent, Simon admitted it was creepy to see an adult male so engaged with a teenage girl.
- Japan team used a hidden camera to capture another man during his 'rent-a-date', and while their conversation remained innocent, Simon admitted it was creepy to see an adult male so engaged with a teenage girl.
- Japanese team used a hidden camera to capture another man during his 'rent-a-date', and while their conversation remained innocent, Simon admitted it was creepy to see an adult male so engaged with a teenage girl.
- Schoolgirls for Sale team used a hidden camera to capture another man during his 'rent-a-date', and while their conversation remained innocent, Simon admitted it was creepy to see an adult male so engaged with a teenage girl.
- Simon Ostrovsky team used a hidden camera to capture another man during his 'rent-a-date', and while their conversation remained innocent, Simon admitted it was creepy to see an adult male so engaged with a teenage girl.
- Tokyo team used a hidden camera to capture another man during his 'rent-a-date', and while their conversation remained innocent, Simon admitted it was creepy to see an adult male so engaged with a teenage girl.
- US State Department team used a hidden camera to capture another man during his 'rent-a-date', and while their conversation remained innocent, Simon admitted it was creepy to see an adult male so engaged with a teenage girl.
- Vice News team used a hidden camera to capture another man during his 'rent-a-date', and while their conversation remained innocent, Simon admitted it was creepy to see an adult male so engaged with a teenage girl.


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Washington (CNN) For President Donald Trump, loyalty in Washington is a one-way street. Trump's trashing of several of his administration's top justice officials in an interview with The New York Times on Wednesday, including Attorney General Jeff Sessions, is causing deep alarm inside the West Wing, leading some to worry that their loyalty to Trump might not be reciprocated from the man in the Oval Office. There's also a general sense of bewilderment as to why Trump gave the interview. Health care was the focus of the day. He actually got engaged -- but then this. "It's chilling," one White House official said.

Schiller is an asset to the

OPTIONS:
- CNN, many who know him say, but his steadfast loyalty is his biggest asset to Trump.
- Donald Trump, many who know him say, but his steadfast loyalty is his biggest asset to Trump.
- Jeff Sessions, many who know him say, but his steadfast loyalty is his biggest asset to Trump.
- Oval Office, many who know him say, but his steadfast loyalty is his biggest asset to Trump.
- Sessions, many who know him say, but his steadfast loyalty is his biggest asset to Trump.
- The New York Times, many who know him say, but his steadfast loyalty is his biggest asset to Trump.
- Trump, many who know him say, but his steadfast loyalty is his biggest asset to Trump.
- Washington, many who know him say, but his steadfast loyalty is his biggest asset to Trump.
- West Wing, many who know him say, but his steadfast loyalty is his biggest asset to Trump.
- White House, many who know him say, but his steadfast loyalty is his biggest asset to Trump.


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Airline staff are trained to try to solve customers' travelling problems, but one selfless employee has gone above and beyond the call of duty. The Alaska Airlines employee, Judy Reid, paid out of her own pocket to fly a stranded customer home in a heartwarming act of kindness. Vancouver resident Miriam Thomas was left stranded and confused as she was trying to return from a business trip to California, when her ticket to Seattle with Delta Air Lines, an Alaska Airlines partner, was cancelled. An employee from Alaska Airlines paid out of her money when she witness a stranded Delta Air Lines customer

Miriam said she overheard

OPTIONS:
- Alaska Airlines's co-workers protesting, saying she shouldn't have to use her own money to cover a complete stranger's flight
- California's co-workers protesting, saying she shouldn't have to use her own money to cover a complete stranger's flight
- Delta Air Lines's co-workers protesting, saying she shouldn't have to use her own money to cover a complete stranger's flight
- Judy Reid's co-workers protesting, saying she shouldn't have to use her own money to cover a complete stranger's flight
- Miriam Thomas's co-workers protesting, saying she shouldn't have to use her own money to cover a complete stranger's flight
- Seattle's co-workers protesting, saying she shouldn't have to use her own money to cover a complete stranger's flight
- Thomas's co-workers protesting, saying she shouldn't have to use her own money to cover a complete stranger's flight
- Vancouver's co-workers protesting, saying she shouldn't have to use her own money to cover a complete stranger's flight


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Moscow (CNN) -- President Dmitry Medvedev has signed an order dismissing longtime Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin, the Kremlin reported Monday on its website. The state-run RIA-Novosti news agency said Kudrin had resigned amid a dispute with Medvedev. The announcement came shortly after Medvedev had given Kudrin until the end of the day to decide whether to quit. "You need to make a decision quickly and tell me about it today," Medvedev told Kudrin during a session of the modernization commission in Dimitrovgrad. Medvedev urged that Kudrin to "make up his mind about his political future," according to the non-governmental, Moscow-based Interfax news agency.

Citing differences with

OPTIONS:
- Alexei Kudrin, particularly related to defense spending, Kudrin said that he would not remain in a government led by Medvedev, Interfax said.
- CNN, particularly related to defense spending, Kudrin said that he would not remain in a government led by Medvedev, Interfax said.
- Dimitrovgrad, particularly related to defense spending, Kudrin said that he would not remain in a government led by Medvedev, Interfax said.
- Dmitry Medvedev, particularly related to defense spending, Kudrin said that he would not remain in a government led by Medvedev, Interfax said.
- Interfax, particularly related to defense spending, Kudrin said that he would not remain in a government led by Medvedev, Interfax said.
- Kremlin, particularly related to defense spending, Kudrin said that he would not remain in a government led by Medvedev, Interfax said.
- Kudrin, particularly related to defense spending, Kudrin said that he would not remain in a government led by Medvedev, Interfax said.
- Kurdin, particularly related to defense spending, Kudrin said that he would not remain in a government led by Medvedev, Interfax said.
- Medvedev, particularly related to defense spending, Kudrin said that he would not remain in a government led by Medvedev, Interfax said.
- Moscow, particularly related to defense spending, Kudrin said that he would not remain in a government led by Medvedev, Interfax said.
- RIA-Novosti, particularly related to defense spending, Kudrin said that he would not remain in a government led by Medvedev, Interfax said.
- Russia, particularly related to defense spending, Kudrin said that he would not remain in a government led by Medvedev, Interfax said.
- Russian, particularly related to defense spending, Kudrin said that he would not remain in a government led by Medvedev, Interfax said.


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A Minneapolis police officer helped a homeless couple get married after the couple had been turned away from multiple churches in the area. David Daughtery was able to marry the love of his life, Jennifer Williams in a small ceremony at a Father Hennepin Park in Minnesota on Friday with the help of Sgt Katie Blackwell. 'I know that both of you have been tested with many hardships along the way but your love remained strong,' Sgt Blackwell said. Daughtery, who has been living with Williams  in a tent under a bridge in St Paul, Minnesota, met Blackwell three years ago when he was recognized for by the Minneapolis Police Department after he helped catch a group of young people who were stealing phones.

'It makes me feel good that

OPTIONS:
- Blackwell once helped us on the police department, and I can help him out,' Blackwell told CBS.
- Daughtery once helped us on the police department, and I can help him out,' Blackwell told CBS.
- David Daughtery once helped us on the police department, and I can help him out,' Blackwell told CBS.
- Father Hennepin Park once helped us on the police department, and I can help him out,' Blackwell told CBS.
- Hennepin Park once helped us on the police department, and I can help him out,' Blackwell told CBS.
- Jennifer Williams once helped us on the police department, and I can help him out,' Blackwell told CBS.
- Jessica Williams once helped us on the police department, and I can help him out,' Blackwell told CBS.
- Katie Blackwell once helped us on the police department, and I can help him out,' Blackwell told CBS.
- Minneapolis once helped us on the police department, and I can help him out,' Blackwell told CBS.
- Minneapolis Police Department once helped us on the police department, and I can help him out,' Blackwell told CBS.
- Minnesota once helped us on the police department, and I can help him out,' Blackwell told CBS.
- St Paul once helped us on the police department, and I can help him out,' Blackwell told CBS.
- Williams once helped us on the police department, and I can help him out,' Blackwell told CBS.


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Most of the action in the Hollywood blockbuster 'The Martian' is set at the 'Ares 3' site in on Mars' southern Acidalia Planitia. The film depicts Acidalia as flat landscape that's smooth enough for stranded astronaut Mark Watney to drive over with relative ease. In reality, however, this region of Mars is far more rugged and hazardous than Ridley Scott's film suggests, according to a newly-released image by Nasa. The film, based on the book with the same title by Andy Weir, stars Matt Damon as Watney, an astronaut who is stranded on Mars after a storm causes an evacuation of his crew's habitat.

'The only thing more stunning than these images is the thought that

OPTIONS:
- Acidalia will be driving through those lower hills one day,' Vasavada said.
- Acidalia Planitia will be driving through those lower hills one day,' Vasavada said.
- Andy Weir will be driving through those lower hills one day,' Vasavada said.
- Arabia Terra will be driving through those lower hills one day,' Vasavada said.
- Ares 3 will be driving through those lower hills one day,' Vasavada said.
- Ares 4 will be driving through those lower hills one day,' Vasavada said.
- Curiosity will be driving through those lower hills one day,' Vasavada said.
- Hollywood will be driving through those lower hills one day,' Vasavada said.
- Mark Watney will be driving through those lower hills one day,' Vasavada said.
- Mars will be driving through those lower hills one day,' Vasavada said.
- Martian will be driving through those lower hills one day,' Vasavada said.
- Matt Damon will be driving through those lower hills one day,' Vasavada said.
- Nasa will be driving through those lower hills one day,' Vasavada said.
- Ridley Scott will be driving through those lower hills one day,' Vasavada said.
- The Martian will be driving through those lower hills one day,' Vasavada said.
- Watney will be driving through those lower hills one day,' Vasavada said.


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Ministers are 'taking steps' to protect Britain from economic turbulence in the eurozone amid fears Greece is on the cusp of crashing out of the single currency after its pleas for a bailout extension were refused. Chancellor George Osborne was briefed as eurozone finance ministers meeting in Brussels refused to extend the financial assistance package in place to help the failing economy. It will end as planned on Tuesday - the day Greece must make a debt repayment of €1.6billion (£1.1billion) to the International Monetary Fund that it cannot afford. Eurozone ministers also criticised Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras for announcing that a snap referendum on bailout proposals will be staged next week.

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Tsipras finance minister Yanis Varoufakis said his government was still 'fighting for there to be a last-minute deal by Tuesday'.
- Britain finance minister Yanis Varoufakis said his government was still 'fighting for there to be a last-minute deal by Tuesday'.
- Brussels finance minister Yanis Varoufakis said his government was still 'fighting for there to be a last-minute deal by Tuesday'.
- Eurozone finance minister Yanis Varoufakis said his government was still 'fighting for there to be a last-minute deal by Tuesday'.
- George Osborne finance minister Yanis Varoufakis said his government was still 'fighting for there to be a last-minute deal by Tuesday'.
- Greece finance minister Yanis Varoufakis said his government was still 'fighting for there to be a last-minute deal by Tuesday'.
- Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis said his government was still 'fighting for there to be a last-minute deal by Tuesday'.
- Grexit finance minister Yanis Varoufakis said his government was still 'fighting for there to be a last-minute deal by Tuesday'.
- International Monetary Fund finance minister Yanis Varoufakis said his government was still 'fighting for there to be a last-minute deal by Tuesday'.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Mitt Romney has added his voice to the chorus of Republicans who are dismayed that an ignorant demagogue such as Donald Trump could be poised to capture the presidential nomination of their grand and noble party. In a speech Thursday morning, Romney said, "Donald Trump is a phony, a fraud. His promises are as worthless as a degree from Trump University." He laid out a comprehensive case for why Republicans should reject Trump and pick one of the other candidates still in the race. But before we start lauding Romney for being a statesmanlike voice of reason and moderation, it's worth remembering a few things about him.

Parallels in rhetoric and ideas between

OPTIONS:
- CNN and Romney are not hard to find.
- Donald Trump and Romney are not hard to find.
- GOP and Romney are not hard to find.
- Mitt Romney and Romney are not hard to find.
- Paul Waldman and Romney are not hard to find.
- Republicans and Romney are not hard to find.
- Romney and Romney are not hard to find.
- Trump and Romney are not hard to find.
- Trump University and Romney are not hard to find.
- Trumpism and Romney are not hard to find.
- Waldman and Romney are not hard to find.


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(CNN) -- A day after her sister Serena's comeback was ended in Eastbourne, Venus Williams suffered a similar fate losing in the quarterfinals to Daniela Hantuchova. The Slovak battled hard in blustery conditions on the south coast of England as she recorded a 6-2 5-7 6-2 win -- her first over Venus in 11 meetings. Williams had been out of action for five months with an abdominal injury before returning for the warm-up tournament ahead of Wimbledon and showed flashes of her old self in the second set. Hantuchova told the WTA's official web site: "I was not thinking about our other matches at all. I was just focusing on my game today.

Hantuchova breezed through the first set in just under 40 minutes after breaking Williams' serve twice to take it 6-2 and led the second 4-2 before

OPTIONS:
- Agnieszka Radwanska hit her stride.
- Australian hit her stride.
- CNN hit her stride.
- Daniela Hantuchova hit her stride.
- Eastbourne hit her stride.
- England hit her stride.
- Hantuchova hit her stride.
- Mario Bartoli hit her stride.
- Petra Kvitova hit her stride.
- Sam Stosur hit her stride.
- Serena hit her stride.
- Slovak hit her stride.
- Venus hit her stride.
- Venus Williams hit her stride.
- WTA hit her stride.
- Williams hit her stride.
- Wimbledon hit her stride.


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(CNN) Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore suggested earlier this year that the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks might have happened because the US had distanced itself from God. Moore, a hardline conservative running against fellow Republican and incumbent Sen. Luther Strange in a runoff primary race, made the comments in February during a speech at the Open Door Baptist Church, a video reviewed by CNN's KFile shows. Moore, the former chief justice of Alabama, quotes verses from the Old Testament's Book of Isaiah, which have been used by some fringe elements of Christianity to suggest that the Bible prophesied the attacks.

Later in the same speech, Moore suggested God was upset at the

OPTIONS:
- Alabama because "we legitimize sodomy" and "legitimize abortion."
- Alabama Senate because "we legitimize sodomy" and "legitimize abortion."
- Bible because "we legitimize sodomy" and "legitimize abortion."
- Book of Isaiah because "we legitimize sodomy" and "legitimize abortion."
- CNN because "we legitimize sodomy" and "legitimize abortion."
- Christianity because "we legitimize sodomy" and "legitimize abortion."
- God because "we legitimize sodomy" and "legitimize abortion."
- KFile because "we legitimize sodomy" and "legitimize abortion."
- Luther Strange because "we legitimize sodomy" and "legitimize abortion."
- Moore because "we legitimize sodomy" and "legitimize abortion."
- Old Testament because "we legitimize sodomy" and "legitimize abortion."
- Open Door Baptist Church because "we legitimize sodomy" and "legitimize abortion."
- Republican because "we legitimize sodomy" and "legitimize abortion."
- Roy Moore because "we legitimize sodomy" and "legitimize abortion."
- US because "we legitimize sodomy" and "legitimize abortion."


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

(CNN) Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton came into her own Thursday in Reno. She spoke with righteous anger, painting her rival Donald Trump as a hate-monger beholden to white nationalist causes. Her voice was firm, her body rooted and steady, her message freighted with urgency: This is a moment of reckoning for America. She combined civic education in her explanation of the alt-right movement, bipartisan outreach (appealing to Republicans by citing noble behavior of their past presidential nominees), and lawyerly dissection of the misguided reasons some conservatives continue to support Trump. It ranks among her strongest speeches. Why? Clinton depicted Trump as the rogue politician he is, one who qualitatively differs from all previous GOP nominees. Rogues (whether states or individuals) operate outside accepted norms or principles. This makes them seductive to some, even as they are a threat to most.

That's why Clinton's head-on confrontation with

OPTIONS:
- America's racism in this speech is so necessary and powerful.
- CNN's racism in this speech is so necessary and powerful.
- Clinton's racism in this speech is so necessary and powerful.
- Democratic's racism in this speech is so necessary and powerful.
- Donald Trump's racism in this speech is so necessary and powerful.
- GOP's racism in this speech is so necessary and powerful.
- Ghiat's racism in this speech is so necessary and powerful.
- Hillary Clinton's racism in this speech is so necessary and powerful.
- Reno's racism in this speech is so necessary and powerful.
- Republicans's racism in this speech is so necessary and powerful.
- Rogues's racism in this speech is so necessary and powerful.
- Ruth Ben's racism in this speech is so necessary and powerful.
- Trump's racism in this speech is so necessary and powerful.


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Washington (CNN) Wisconsin businessman Paul Nehlen is hoping to be the giant-killer of the 2016 cycle, delivering what would be a stunning blow on par with the surprise primary knockout of Eric Cantor in 2014, but he's got a steep hill to climb to come close to unseating highly popular House Speaker Paul Ryan. Nehlen is a Wisconsin executive who touts his work bringing jobs back to the United States from Mexico and Canada, a key asset in the manufacturing-heavy Wisconsin district that Ryan represents. And he's gotten the highly vocal support of conservative activists like Sarah Palin and Michelle Malkin.

The promise from

OPTIONS:
- CNN to campaign for Nehlen adds to some of the star power he has garnered recently.
- Canada to campaign for Nehlen adds to some of the star power he has garnered recently.
- Eric Cantor to campaign for Nehlen adds to some of the star power he has garnered recently.
- House to campaign for Nehlen adds to some of the star power he has garnered recently.
- Mexico to campaign for Nehlen adds to some of the star power he has garnered recently.
- Michelle Malkin to campaign for Nehlen adds to some of the star power he has garnered recently.
- Nehlen to campaign for Nehlen adds to some of the star power he has garnered recently.
- Paul Nehlen to campaign for Nehlen adds to some of the star power he has garnered recently.
- Paul Ryan to campaign for Nehlen adds to some of the star power he has garnered recently.
- Republican to campaign for Nehlen adds to some of the star power he has garnered recently.
- Ryan to campaign for Nehlen adds to some of the star power he has garnered recently.
- Sarah Palin to campaign for Nehlen adds to some of the star power he has garnered recently.
- United States to campaign for Nehlen adds to some of the star power he has garnered recently.
- Washington to campaign for Nehlen adds to some of the star power he has garnered recently.
- Wisconsin to campaign for Nehlen adds to some of the star power he has garnered recently.


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

(CNN) -- The mother of missing Alabama teen Natalee Holloway talked to the family of a murdered Peruvian woman whose case may be linked to her daughter's, the Peruvian family told CNN's sister network In Session. Beth Holloway gave the Flores family her "sincere, sincere condolences" when they spoke for the first time Wednesday, Enrique Flores told In Session's Jean Casarez. Flores' sister Stephany was killed May 30. Joran van der Sloot, who is being held in connection with the killing, was twice arrested but never charged in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway in 2005. Beth Holloway told Enrique Flores she hoped his family would not go through what her family had suffered, he said.

No trial start date has been set in the case, but a hearing is scheduled for next week, when

OPTIONS:
- Alabama will give his first statements before a judge.
- Beth Holloway will give his first statements before a judge.
- CNN will give his first statements before a judge.
- Enrique Flores will give his first statements before a judge.
- Flores will give his first statements before a judge.
- Holloway will give his first statements before a judge.
- In Session will give his first statements before a judge.
- Jean Casarez will give his first statements before a judge.
- Joran van der Sloot will give his first statements before a judge.
- Natalee Holloway will give his first statements before a judge.
- Peruvian will give his first statements before a judge.
- Session will give his first statements before a judge.
- Stephany will give his first statements before a judge.
- Stephany Flores will give his first statements before a judge.
- Van der Sloot will give his first statements before a judge.


Troubled Tottenham striker Emmanuel Adebayor was swamped by villagers as he returned to Togo in a bid to clear family problems which have plagued him. Adebayor was granted permission to return to the country on compassionate grounds for a second time, and missed the final game of the Premier League season. In a series of recent posts on social media, he explained that he had considered taking his own life due to complex family issues. But despite his troubles, the 31-year-old was all smiles when he set foot in the village of Aneho, being greeted by a crowd of locals.

Wearing personalised tracksuit bottoms bearing his initials, and a t-shirt expressing a love for

OPTIONS:
- Adebayor, he smiled and waved to those who came to see his arrival.
- Aneho, he smiled and waved to those who came to see his arrival.
- Emmanuel Adebayor, he smiled and waved to those who came to see his arrival.
- Instagram, he smiled and waved to those who came to see his arrival.
- Premier League, he smiled and waved to those who came to see his arrival.
- Togo, he smiled and waved to those who came to see his arrival.
- Tom Saintfiet, he smiled and waved to those who came to see his arrival.
- Tottenham, he smiled and waved to those who came to see his arrival.


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Matt Taylor came off the bench to rescue a point for Burnley with a sumptuous 81st-minute free-kick in their 2-2 draw with Birmingham. The Blues had taken an early lead at Turf Moor when Arsenal loanee Jon Toral found the target for the second straight weekend only for the Clarets to level after the break thanks to centre-back Michael Keane's first goal for the club. Clayton Donaldson then won a contentious penalty which Paul Caddis converted before substitute Taylor curled an unstoppable 25-yard set-piece off the crossbar to open his Burnley account and earn them a share of the spoils.

The ex-Crewe forward collected

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal's pass inside the area with Keane shepherding him away from goal and then flopped to the ground as Tendayi Darikwa came behind him.
- Birmingham's pass inside the area with Keane shepherding him away from goal and then flopped to the ground as Tendayi Darikwa came behind him.
- Burnley's pass inside the area with Keane shepherding him away from goal and then flopped to the ground as Tendayi Darikwa came behind him.
- Clarets's pass inside the area with Keane shepherding him away from goal and then flopped to the ground as Tendayi Darikwa came behind him.
- Clayton Donaldson's pass inside the area with Keane shepherding him away from goal and then flopped to the ground as Tendayi Darikwa came behind him.
- John Toral's pass inside the area with Keane shepherding him away from goal and then flopped to the ground as Tendayi Darikwa came behind him.
- Jon Toral's pass inside the area with Keane shepherding him away from goal and then flopped to the ground as Tendayi Darikwa came behind him.
- Matt Taylor's pass inside the area with Keane shepherding him away from goal and then flopped to the ground as Tendayi Darikwa came behind him.
- Michael Keane's pass inside the area with Keane shepherding him away from goal and then flopped to the ground as Tendayi Darikwa came behind him.
- Paul Caddis's pass inside the area with Keane shepherding him away from goal and then flopped to the ground as Tendayi Darikwa came behind him.
- Sean Dyche's pass inside the area with Keane shepherding him away from goal and then flopped to the ground as Tendayi Darikwa came behind him.
- Taylor's pass inside the area with Keane shepherding him away from goal and then flopped to the ground as Tendayi Darikwa came behind him.
- Tendayi Darikwa's pass inside the area with Keane shepherding him away from goal and then flopped to the ground as Tendayi Darikwa came behind him.
- The Blues's pass inside the area with Keane shepherding him away from goal and then flopped to the ground as Tendayi Darikwa came behind him.
- Turf Moor's pass inside the area with Keane shepherding him away from goal and then flopped to the ground as Tendayi Darikwa came behind him.


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

Houston (CNN) Harvey is no longer a hurricane, but life-threatening flooding continued in and around Houston on Sunday night as citizens with boats assisted authorities in search and rescue efforts. Flooding from Tropical Storm Harvey is overburdening resources in the country's fourth-largest city, prompting authorities to call on volunteers with watercraft for help in rescuing those trapped in homes and buildings. An immediate respite from Harvey's wrath seems unlikely to come. The National Weather Service calls the flooding "unprecedented," and warns things may become more dire if a forecasted record-breaking 50 inches of rain does fall on parts of Texas in coming days. In anticipation of a worsening situation, Dallas is turning its main convention center into a "mega-shelter" that can host 5,000 evacuees.

The rainfall threatens to exacerbate an already dangerous situation, as

OPTIONS:
- CNN's rains have left many east Texas rivers and bayous swollen to their banks or beyond.
- Dallas's rains have left many east Texas rivers and bayous swollen to their banks or beyond.
- Harvey's rains have left many east Texas rivers and bayous swollen to their banks or beyond.
- Houston's rains have left many east Texas rivers and bayous swollen to their banks or beyond.
- National Weather Service's rains have left many east Texas rivers and bayous swollen to their banks or beyond.
- Rockport's rains have left many east Texas rivers and bayous swollen to their banks or beyond.
- Texas's rains have left many east Texas rivers and bayous swollen to their banks or beyond.
- Tropical Storm Harvey's rains have left many east Texas rivers and bayous swollen to their banks or beyond.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) When Donald Trump's first wife Ivana Trump seemingly joked about being "first lady" ahead of her newly-released memoir, current First Lady Melania Trump did not find it funny. "There is clearly no substance to this statement from an ex, this is unfortunately only attention-seeking and self-serving noise," Melania said in a shockingly sharply worded statement from her spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham. Melania, Grisham said, plans to use her title and role to help children, "not sell books." Ivana and President Trump divorced 25 years ago. What good does it do to pick a fight with the mother of the President's three eldest children, one of whom, Ivanka, is a top White House aide with a West Wing office?

The fact that Ronald Reagan did not speak about his divorce publicly made it easier for

OPTIONS:
- Brower, as she recalled in her memoir.
- Donald Trump, as she recalled in her memoir.
- Grisham, as she recalled in her memoir.
- Ivana, as she recalled in her memoir.
- Ivana Trump, as she recalled in her memoir.
- Ivanka, as she recalled in her memoir.
- Kate Andersen Brower, as she recalled in her memoir.
- Melania, as she recalled in her memoir.
- Melania Trump, as she recalled in her memoir.
- Nancy Reagan, as she recalled in her memoir.
- Stephanie Grisham, as she recalled in her memoir.
- Trump, as she recalled in her memoir.
- West Wing, as she recalled in her memoir.
- White House, as she recalled in her memoir.


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The three-year-old girl who melted hearts across the world by talking to Santa through sign language has been revealed as Mali Williams-Cody. Mali's mother, Suzanne Williams, was left speechless and teary-eyed when she saw Santa use sign language with Mali who has learning and communication difficulties. The heart-warming moment was captured on video and it has been shared all over the world. The moment in Middlesbrough's Cleveland Centre mirrors a scene from the 1994 Christmas film Miracle on 34th Street when Father Christmas uses sign language with a young girl. Suzanne, 33, from Park End, Middlesbrough, said: 'It was an amazing moment. Mali was smiling for ages afterwards. I couldn't believe it when he started doing it. I was speechless.

While someone else called for

OPTIONS:
- Christmas to be applauded for his actions: 'This guy deserves a medal.
- Cleveland Centre to be applauded for his actions: 'This guy deserves a medal.
- Cody to be applauded for his actions: 'This guy deserves a medal.
- Mali to be applauded for his actions: 'This guy deserves a medal.
- Mali Williams to be applauded for his actions: 'This guy deserves a medal.
- Middlesbrough to be applauded for his actions: 'This guy deserves a medal.
- Miracle to be applauded for his actions: 'This guy deserves a medal.
- Park End to be applauded for his actions: 'This guy deserves a medal.
- Santa to be applauded for his actions: 'This guy deserves a medal.
- Suzanne to be applauded for his actions: 'This guy deserves a medal.
- Suzanne Williams to be applauded for his actions: 'This guy deserves a medal.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Did I move to Indiana? My mailing address still says Atlanta, GA, and I just filed my Georgia state income taxes. So why do I feel like I'm in Indiana? Because the Georgia General Assembly just passed a religious freedom bill, just like Indiana did around this time last year. That bill has cost Indiana at least $60 million in tourist revenue. Unfortunately, what the Georgia legislature passed is worse than Indiana's. The bill, if signed into law, could have significant economic consequences for Atlanta. The NFL has made clear that Atlanta's potential hosting of the Super Bowl is at risk. Many Atlanta-based companies, such as Home Depot and Coca-Cola, have spoken out against the measure. Walt Disney is threatening to no longer film movies in the state . As a big convention city, Atlanta stands to lose even more revenue. The Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce opposes the bill. Fortunately, there is still time for Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal to veto the measure.

I live in

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta, and the bill is not yet law.
- Coca, and the bill is not yet law.
- Cola, and the bill is not yet law.
- GA, and the bill is not yet law.
- Georgia, and the bill is not yet law.
- Georgia General Assembly, and the bill is not yet law.
- Holbrook, and the bill is not yet law.
- Home Depot, and the bill is not yet law.
- Indiana, and the bill is not yet law.
- Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, and the bill is not yet law.
- NFL, and the bill is not yet law.
- Nathan Deal, and the bill is not yet law.
- Super Bowl, and the bill is not yet law.
- Timothy Holbrook, and the bill is not yet law.
- Walt Disney, and the bill is not yet law.


Find the right ending to this passage.

One Georgia mother remained remarkably calm when she walked into the kitchen and found that her three-year-old daughter had completely covered her 18-month-old son in peanut butter. The proud big sister, Emily, had somehow gotten her hands on an enormous container of peanut butter, and proceeded to slather it all over her little brother, Ethan - painting him with the sticky substance from his head right down to his toes. Their mom, Gina Gardner Brown, 44, recently shared a video she took of the mischievous moment on Facebook, explaining that it occurred over a decade ago - but is no less hysterical to watch.

OPTIONS:
- Emily - realizing that she doesn't seem to be getting in trouble after all - rubs more peanut butter between her fingers before wiping it down the side of her brother's face.
- Ethan - realizing that she doesn't seem to be getting in trouble after all - rubs more peanut butter between her fingers before wiping it down the side of her brother's face.
- Facebook - realizing that she doesn't seem to be getting in trouble after all - rubs more peanut butter between her fingers before wiping it down the side of her brother's face.
- Georgia - realizing that she doesn't seem to be getting in trouble after all - rubs more peanut butter between her fingers before wiping it down the side of her brother's face.
- Gina - realizing that she doesn't seem to be getting in trouble after all - rubs more peanut butter between her fingers before wiping it down the side of her brother's face.
- Gina Gardner Brown - realizing that she doesn't seem to be getting in trouble after all - rubs more peanut butter between her fingers before wiping it down the side of her brother's face.


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Just because you have a war to win, doesn't mean you can't find love too. And, according to one new series of imagined Tinder profiles, the characters of HBO's Game of Thrones feel the same. New York-based artist Ashley Nawn, 26, used five of the drama's biggest fan favorites to create an funny illustrated series based around the popular dating app, imagining what each character's profile might look like if they ever decided to find love online. Accompanied by highly-stylized portraits, each on-the-prowl character is given quippy descriptions and taglines to parody their personalities. The first character she tackles in the series is Jon Snow, played by actor Kit Harrington, whose profile seems to be largely based on the famous line, 'You know nothing Jon Snow', spoken by his co-star Rose Leslie when her character, Ygritte criticizes Snow for his ignorance about the ways of the world.

It also looks as though

OPTIONS:
- Ashley Nawn is eager to keep on top of all potential dates; the fictional profile mentions that he has been active on his account within the last five minutes.
- Daenerys Targaryen is eager to keep on top of all potential dates; the fictional profile mentions that he has been active on his account within the last five minutes.
- Game of Thrones is eager to keep on top of all potential dates; the fictional profile mentions that he has been active on his account within the last five minutes.
- HBO is eager to keep on top of all potential dates; the fictional profile mentions that he has been active on his account within the last five minutes.
- Hodor is eager to keep on top of all potential dates; the fictional profile mentions that he has been active on his account within the last five minutes.
- Jon Snow is eager to keep on top of all potential dates; the fictional profile mentions that he has been active on his account within the last five minutes.
- Kit Harrington is eager to keep on top of all potential dates; the fictional profile mentions that he has been active on his account within the last five minutes.
- New York is eager to keep on top of all potential dates; the fictional profile mentions that he has been active on his account within the last five minutes.
- Oberyn Martell is eager to keep on top of all potential dates; the fictional profile mentions that he has been active on his account within the last five minutes.
- Rose Leslie is eager to keep on top of all potential dates; the fictional profile mentions that he has been active on his account within the last five minutes.
- Snow is eager to keep on top of all potential dates; the fictional profile mentions that he has been active on his account within the last five minutes.
- Tinder is eager to keep on top of all potential dates; the fictional profile mentions that he has been active on his account within the last five minutes.
- Tyrion Lannister is eager to keep on top of all potential dates; the fictional profile mentions that he has been active on his account within the last five minutes.
- Ygritte is eager to keep on top of all potential dates; the fictional profile mentions that he has been active on his account within the last five minutes.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) Indonesian President Joko Widodo has postponed his trip to Australia following the violent protest that erupted Friday in Jakarta. Widodo informed Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull of his decision Saturday and instructed his Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi to reschedule his visit, according to a statement released from the palace. Violent clashes erupted in Jakarta on Friday as protesters demanding the ouster of the city's governor, who has been accused of blasphemy against Muslims, clashed with police, CNN Indonesia reported. Gov. Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, commonly known as Ahok, is alleged to have insulted Islam by criticizing his opponents' use of a Quranic verse in a stump speech. Ahok is a member of Indonesia's Christian minority.

The protesters called for

OPTIONS:
- Ahok's death, shouting "kill Ahok" and "kill Ahok for insulting Islam."
- Australia's death, shouting "kill Ahok" and "kill Ahok for insulting Islam."
- Basuki Tjahaja Purnama's death, shouting "kill Ahok" and "kill Ahok for insulting Islam."
- CNN Indonesia's death, shouting "kill Ahok" and "kill Ahok for insulting Islam."
- Christian's death, shouting "kill Ahok" and "kill Ahok for insulting Islam."
- Indonesia's death, shouting "kill Ahok" and "kill Ahok for insulting Islam."
- Indonesian's death, shouting "kill Ahok" and "kill Ahok for insulting Islam."
- Islam's death, shouting "kill Ahok" and "kill Ahok for insulting Islam."
- Jakarta's death, shouting "kill Ahok" and "kill Ahok for insulting Islam."
- Joko Widodo's death, shouting "kill Ahok" and "kill Ahok for insulting Islam."
- Malcolm Turnbull's death, shouting "kill Ahok" and "kill Ahok for insulting Islam."
- Muslims's death, shouting "kill Ahok" and "kill Ahok for insulting Islam."
- Quranic's death, shouting "kill Ahok" and "kill Ahok for insulting Islam."
- Retno Marsudi's death, shouting "kill Ahok" and "kill Ahok for insulting Islam."
- Widodo's death, shouting "kill Ahok" and "kill Ahok for insulting Islam."


Find the right ending to this passage.

Minneapolis (CNN) The mayor of Minneapolis said she wants to hear from the officer who fatally shot Justine Ruszczyk. But so far, officer Mohamed Noor has exercised his constitutional right to not speak to state investigators, the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said Tuesday. And, it's not clear if or when he will. "He has a story to tell that no one else can tell," Mayor Betsy Hodges said in a news conference Tuesday. "We can't compel him by law, but I wish that he would make that statement." The news conference capped a day of developments in a case that's raising questions about police training, use of force and body camera policies. The shooting has led newscasts in Australia, where Ruszczyk is originally from.

Those documents were shared with

OPTIONS:
- Australia's family Tuesday night, she said.
- Betsy Hodges's family Tuesday night, she said.
- CNN's family Tuesday night, she said.
- Justine Ruszczyk's family Tuesday night, she said.
- Minneapolis's family Tuesday night, she said.
- Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension's family Tuesday night, she said.
- Mohamed Noor's family Tuesday night, she said.
- Ruszczyk's family Tuesday night, she said.


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(CNN) For the first time, researchers have estimated what percentage of cancer mutations are due to environmental and lifestyle factors, hereditary factors and random chance. Overall, 66% of the genetic mutations that develop into cancer are caused by simple random errors occurring when cells replace themselves, according to a new study published in the journal Science. Environmental factors contribute 29% of mutations, while the remaining 5% are inherited, say Cristian Tomasetti and Dr. Bert Vogelstein, both of Johns Hopkins University. In a previous paper, Tomasetti and Vogelstein asserted that your risk of developing cancer is largely based on random DNA errors that occur when self-renewing cells divide. In their new paper, they offer more detail describing how dumb luck plays a more significant role than either environmental, lifestyle or hereditary factors in causing this disease.

Since the 1970s, the accepted wisdom underlying cancer research was that genomic alterations caused cancer and most of these alterations are mutations, explained

OPTIONS:
- Bert Vogelstein.
- Cristian Tomasetti.
- Johns Hopkins University.
- Science.
- Tomasetti.
- Vogelstein.


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(CNN) A former aide to GOP Rep. Blake Farenthold contacted the House Ethics Committee last week to detail what she said were regular requests from the congressman and his chief of staff to perform campaign-related duties even though she was never paid by or volunteered with his congressional campaign. Elizabeth Peace, who was Farenthold's communications director from May 2015 to March 2017, told committee lawyers last Wednesday that while she worked for the Texas lawmaker, she was pressured to, and at least on one occasion, yelled at by Farenthold's chief of staff to help with campaign efforts, according to a source familiar with Peace's conversation with committee lawyers.

Mitchell said that Peace's claim that she used a

OPTIONS:
- Blake Farenthold computer, as well as her allegation that she felt forced to handle campaign-related requests when she was physically at Farenthold's congressional office.
- Elizabeth Peace computer, as well as her allegation that she felt forced to handle campaign-related requests when she was physically at Farenthold's congressional office.
- Farenthold computer, as well as her allegation that she felt forced to handle campaign-related requests when she was physically at Farenthold's congressional office.
- GOP computer, as well as her allegation that she felt forced to handle campaign-related requests when she was physically at Farenthold's congressional office.
- House computer, as well as her allegation that she felt forced to handle campaign-related requests when she was physically at Farenthold's congressional office.
- House Ethics Committee computer, as well as her allegation that she felt forced to handle campaign-related requests when she was physically at Farenthold's congressional office.
- Peace computer, as well as her allegation that she felt forced to handle campaign-related requests when she was physically at Farenthold's congressional office.
- Texas computer, as well as her allegation that she felt forced to handle campaign-related requests when she was physically at Farenthold's congressional office.


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(CNN) Chernobyl. Yep, most of us already know what happened exactly 30 years ago Tuesday, when that Ukranian power plant became synonymous with the worst nuclear disaster in history. But award-winning Swiss photojournalist Niels Ackermann wants to show you a face of Chernobyl you've never seen. Ackermann isn't interested in making you sit through another telling of that tragic tale about the firefighters who couldn't put out the flames in 1986, or the technicians who failed to stop the poisonous radioactive particles from escaping the facility and raining down on nearby residents. Instead, he wants to introduce you to Yulia.

The legacy of Chernobyl — the young people of Slavutych — have reached a crossroads and

OPTIONS:
- Ackermann was there to photograph it.
- CNN was there to photograph it.
- Chernobyl was there to photograph it.
- Niels Ackermann was there to photograph it.
- Swiss was there to photograph it.
- Ukraine was there to photograph it.
- Ukranian was there to photograph it.
- Yulia was there to photograph it.


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Harry Belafonte, one of the nation's most prominent African-American performers and social activists, is suing the children of the nation's pre-eminent civil rights leader, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. The battle between the families of civil rights titans, over three documents, is detailed in a  federal court lawsuit Belafonte filed against Bernice King, Dexter King and Martin Luther King III. The dispute began in 2008 when Belafonte tried to sell the documents through a Sotheby's auction in what he said was a fundraiser for a community organization. The King estate stopped the sale, alleging the documents did not belong to Belafonte. Now, Belafonte, who is 86, is suing to establish his ownership of the materials.

Belafonte, as a successful African-

OPTIONS:
- African musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- American musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- Belafonte musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- Bernice King musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- Dexter King musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- Harry Belafonte musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- King musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- Kings musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- MLK musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- Martin Luther King III. musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- Martin Luther King Jr. musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- Sotheby musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.


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Concerns are growing over Russian ships that have docked in a once-secret  naval base in the Arctic. Military leaders in Norway are nervous about its powerful neighbour's presence on its 'strategically important' coastline following a spike in tensions between Russia and NATO nations. Some experts have criticised the shutting down of Olavsvern Naval Base - a huge complex buried in mountainous terrain near the town of Tromsoe - which has been closed since 2009. But fears have once again peaked after three Russian ships spent the entire winter docked deep within the mountain hideaway which was once a heavily guarded military facility.

A former second in command for the Norwegian military said: '

OPTIONS:
- Arctic is a country where the state has a say over all commercial or semi-state business.
- NATO is a country where the state has a say over all commercial or semi-state business.
- Norway is a country where the state has a say over all commercial or semi-state business.
- Olavsvern Naval Base is a country where the state has a say over all commercial or semi-state business.
- Russia is a country where the state has a say over all commercial or semi-state business.
- Russian is a country where the state has a say over all commercial or semi-state business.
- Tromsoe is a country where the state has a say over all commercial or semi-state business.


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(CNN) Here at Women On 20s, an organization we formed to advocate for putting a woman on the $20 bill, the messages of congratulations have been coming in at a fast clip. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew, according to news reports, is announcing plans Wednesday to leave Alexander Hamilton on the front of the $10 bill and put a woman's portrait on the face of the $20, booting Andrew Jackson instead. But we aren't celebrating yet. In news reports, government sources also reveal that we won't be seeing that $20 with a female portrait in circulation until 2030 or beyond. Yes, that's more than 14 years. As usual, women are being asked to wait, and wait. It's a wait we're not willing to endure; we should be well beyond having to beg for something that should have happened a long time ago.

In a

OPTIONS:
- Alexander Hamilton video that went viral during our campaign last year, kindergarteners were frustrated and baffled when they couldn't find a single bill with a woman's face.
- Andrew Jackson video that went viral during our campaign last year, kindergarteners were frustrated and baffled when they couldn't find a single bill with a woman's face.
- Barbara Ortiz Howard video that went viral during our campaign last year, kindergarteners were frustrated and baffled when they couldn't find a single bill with a woman's face.
- CNN video that went viral during our campaign last year, kindergarteners were frustrated and baffled when they couldn't find a single bill with a woman's face.
- Jacob Lew video that went viral during our campaign last year, kindergarteners were frustrated and baffled when they couldn't find a single bill with a woman's face.
- Lew video that went viral during our campaign last year, kindergarteners were frustrated and baffled when they couldn't find a single bill with a woman's face.
- Susan Ades Stone video that went viral during our campaign last year, kindergarteners were frustrated and baffled when they couldn't find a single bill with a woman's face.
- Treasury video that went viral during our campaign last year, kindergarteners were frustrated and baffled when they couldn't find a single bill with a woman's face.
- Women On 20s video that went viral during our campaign last year, kindergarteners were frustrated and baffled when they couldn't find a single bill with a woman's face.


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Washington  (CNN) House Republicans grilled Attorney General Loretta Lynch on Tuesday for what they saw as stonewalling over questions regarding the Justice Department's decision not to pursue charges against Hillary Clinton over her use of a private email server. Wisconsin Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner expressed his frustration with not getting more answers. "You have a burden, I think, to convince the American public that you don't have a double standard," the Wisconsin Republican said. "You're not meeting that burden." House Judiciary Committee chairman Bob Goodlatte, a Virginia Republican, released a statement after the hearing started, slamming Lynch's answers. "It's clear that, a little over an hour into today's hearing, Attorney General Lynch has no intention of answering any of our questions regarding the Department's decision not to charge former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, even the most basic questions about the legal elements the government is obligated to prove in a criminal prosecution," Goodlatte said in the statement.

Republicans hit Comey over

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- American email probe, say issue isn't over
- Bob Goodlatte email probe, say issue isn't over
- CNN email probe, say issue isn't over
- Department email probe, say issue isn't over
- Goodlatte email probe, say issue isn't over
- Hillary Clinton email probe, say issue isn't over
- House email probe, say issue isn't over
- House Judiciary Committee email probe, say issue isn't over
- Jim Sensenbrenner email probe, say issue isn't over
- Justice Department email probe, say issue isn't over
- Loretta Lynch email probe, say issue isn't over
- Lynch email probe, say issue isn't over
- Republican email probe, say issue isn't over
- Republicans email probe, say issue isn't over
- Virginia email probe, say issue isn't over
- Washington email probe, say issue isn't over
- Wisconsin email probe, say issue isn't over


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Amazon's Jeff Bezos has revealed his rocket firm blue Origin will relocate to Florida and take over a historic Cape Canaveral launch pad in its bid to take on Elon Musk's SpaceX. The space startup run by  announced a roughly $200 million investment to build rockets and capsules in Florida, and then launch them from a nearby Cape Canaveral pad which hasn't been used for a decade. Bezos also teased a new 'megarocket' the firm is planning to build. The rocket will be tested at the new site, it was revealed. The new monster rocket will run on BE-4 engines instead of the BE-3 engines powering 'New Shepard' the firm's current craft.

Mr. Bezos said

OPTIONS:
- Amazon intends to launch a reusable orbital vehicle able to take off and land vertically.
- BE-3 intends to launch a reusable orbital vehicle able to take off and land vertically.
- BE-4 intends to launch a reusable orbital vehicle able to take off and land vertically.
- Bezos intends to launch a reusable orbital vehicle able to take off and land vertically.
- Blue Origin intends to launch a reusable orbital vehicle able to take off and land vertically.
- Cape Canaveral intends to launch a reusable orbital vehicle able to take off and land vertically.
- Cape Canaveral Air Force Station intends to launch a reusable orbital vehicle able to take off and land vertically.
- Elon Musk intends to launch a reusable orbital vehicle able to take off and land vertically.
- Florida intends to launch a reusable orbital vehicle able to take off and land vertically.
- Jeff Bezos intends to launch a reusable orbital vehicle able to take off and land vertically.
- Launch Complex 36 intends to launch a reusable orbital vehicle able to take off and land vertically.
- New Shepard intends to launch a reusable orbital vehicle able to take off and land vertically.
- Origin intends to launch a reusable orbital vehicle able to take off and land vertically.
- SpaceX intends to launch a reusable orbital vehicle able to take off and land vertically.
- SpaceX. intends to launch a reusable orbital vehicle able to take off and land vertically.
- Virgin Galactic intends to launch a reusable orbital vehicle able to take off and land vertically.
- Will intends to launch a reusable orbital vehicle able to take off and land vertically.


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A couple who claim to be the world's first couple to have met online are celebrating 20 years together - after being among the first people to sign up to the first-ever internet dating site. Bill and Freddi Strauss, from San Fernando Valley, California, met on a primitive Match.com, a few weeks after it was launched in 1995, and married three years later. And now the loved-up couple are celebrating 20 years of being together. Bill and Freddi Strauss are now experts at 'selfies', but when they met, online dating was a new phenomenon and they had to ask friends to help them build an internet profile

Their next date didn't go any better after

OPTIONS:
- Bill's perm went wrong and she tried to cancel their meeting scheduled for that weekend.
- California's perm went wrong and she tried to cancel their meeting scheduled for that weekend.
- Freddi Strauss's perm went wrong and she tried to cancel their meeting scheduled for that weekend.
- Match.com's perm went wrong and she tried to cancel their meeting scheduled for that weekend.
- San Fernando Valley's perm went wrong and she tried to cancel their meeting scheduled for that weekend.


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Wanted: Police in Maryland have issued a warrant for the arrest of 26-year-old karate instructor Alexander Soumbadze who has been charged with eight counts of child pornography Police in Maryland have launched a manhunt for a 26-year-old karate instructor who has been charged with possessing child pornography. The Montgomery County Police Department said Friday that Alexander Soumbadze faces eight possession of child pornography counts. Soumbadze has recently admitted to trading and receiving child pornography, after which police say the Georgian national fled the country. An investigation also uncovered videos of the martial arts expert inappropriately touching and engaging in sexual acts with adolescent males at a Maryland karate studio where he was co-owner and instructor.

On April 1, 2015, police executed a search warrant at Soumbadze’s home in

OPTIONS:
- Alex Soumbadze, seizing several electronic devices that yielded eight pornographic videos featuring children.
- Alexander Soumbadze, seizing several electronic devices that yielded eight pornographic videos featuring children.
- Bethesda, seizing several electronic devices that yielded eight pornographic videos featuring children.
- Georgia, seizing several electronic devices that yielded eight pornographic videos featuring children.
- Georgian, seizing several electronic devices that yielded eight pornographic videos featuring children.
- Maryland, seizing several electronic devices that yielded eight pornographic videos featuring children.
- Montgomery County Police Department, seizing several electronic devices that yielded eight pornographic videos featuring children.
- Soumbadze, seizing several electronic devices that yielded eight pornographic videos featuring children.
- US, seizing several electronic devices that yielded eight pornographic videos featuring children.


(CNN)California Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom is opting out of running for retiring Sen. Barbara Boxer's seat, he announced Monday in a Facebook post. "It's always better to be candid than coy. While I am humbled by the widespread encouragement of so many and hold in the highest esteem those who serve us in federal office, I know that my head and my heart, my young family's future, and our unfinished work all remain firmly in the State of California --- not Washington D.C," he wrote. "Therefore I will not seek election to the U.S. Senate in 2016." Boxer's retirement sets off wild scramble

Both have been developing their statewide and national profiles, and they also share the same

OPTIONS:
- Barbara Boxer-based strategists, increasing the likelihood that if one runs for Senate, the other would opt out.
- Boxer-based strategists, increasing the likelihood that if one runs for Senate, the other would opt out.
- CNN-based strategists, increasing the likelihood that if one runs for Senate, the other would opt out.
- California-based strategists, increasing the likelihood that if one runs for Senate, the other would opt out.
- Democratic-based strategists, increasing the likelihood that if one runs for Senate, the other would opt out.
- Facebook-based strategists, increasing the likelihood that if one runs for Senate, the other would opt out.
- Gavin Newsom-based strategists, increasing the likelihood that if one runs for Senate, the other would opt out.
- Kamala Harris-based strategists, increasing the likelihood that if one runs for Senate, the other would opt out.
- State of California-based strategists, increasing the likelihood that if one runs for Senate, the other would opt out.
- U.S. Senate-based strategists, increasing the likelihood that if one runs for Senate, the other would opt out.
- Washington D.C-based strategists, increasing the likelihood that if one runs for Senate, the other would opt out.


She's certainly got the moves on the catwalk, now Karlie Kloss is throwing some shapes in a new video that pays tribute to the height of the disco era. Dressed in a series of revealing outfits the 22-year-old model writhes, twists and dances along with I'll Be There, Chic's first new song in decades. Co-founder and lead guitarist Nile Rodgers enlisted the help of the 22-year-old supermodel for the video that harks back to the band's Seventies heyday, when hits like Le Freak dominated the dancefloor. Scroll down for video Fashion meets music: Nile Rodgers enlisted Karlie Kloss for Chic's comeback music video for I'll Be There

OPTIONS:
- Chic then decides to try on an array of minuscule sparkly dresses, until settling on a skin-tight white flared cut-out jumpsuit, before attending a party where Chic are playing live.
- Chic's Seventies then decides to try on an array of minuscule sparkly dresses, until settling on a skin-tight white flared cut-out jumpsuit, before attending a party where Chic are playing live.
- I'll Be There then decides to try on an array of minuscule sparkly dresses, until settling on a skin-tight white flared cut-out jumpsuit, before attending a party where Chic are playing live.
- Karlie Kloss then decides to try on an array of minuscule sparkly dresses, until settling on a skin-tight white flared cut-out jumpsuit, before attending a party where Chic are playing live.
- Lady Gaga then decides to try on an array of minuscule sparkly dresses, until settling on a skin-tight white flared cut-out jumpsuit, before attending a party where Chic are playing live.
- Le Freak then decides to try on an array of minuscule sparkly dresses, until settling on a skin-tight white flared cut-out jumpsuit, before attending a party where Chic are playing live.
- Nile Rodgers then decides to try on an array of minuscule sparkly dresses, until settling on a skin-tight white flared cut-out jumpsuit, before attending a party where Chic are playing live.
- Secret then decides to try on an array of minuscule sparkly dresses, until settling on a skin-tight white flared cut-out jumpsuit, before attending a party where Chic are playing live.
- Seventies then decides to try on an array of minuscule sparkly dresses, until settling on a skin-tight white flared cut-out jumpsuit, before attending a party where Chic are playing live.
- Soul Train then decides to try on an array of minuscule sparkly dresses, until settling on a skin-tight white flared cut-out jumpsuit, before attending a party where Chic are playing live.
- Versace then decides to try on an array of minuscule sparkly dresses, until settling on a skin-tight white flared cut-out jumpsuit, before attending a party where Chic are playing live.
- Victoria then decides to try on an array of minuscule sparkly dresses, until settling on a skin-tight white flared cut-out jumpsuit, before attending a party where Chic are playing live.


(PARENTING.com) -- Since last night's unexpected announcement that terrorist Osama bin Laden had been killed, many parents are grappling with how to talk to their kids about this huge news story. Young children, most born after the horrible events of September 11, may hear bits and pieces at school even if parents took care to keep the morning news turned off. How do you explain the contradiction that it's wrong to hurt someone, but in this case the president said it was justified? We talked to Paul Coleman, a clinical psychologist who specializes in trauma and wrote the book "How to Say It to Your Child When Bad Things Happen".

• Although

OPTIONS:
- Osama bin Laden generally suggests age 7 as the best time to start talking to kids about tough stuff, this story is ubiquitous enough that preschool and kindergarten-age kids may get wind of it anyway from classmates.
- PARENTING.com generally suggests age 7 as the best time to start talking to kids about tough stuff, this story is ubiquitous enough that preschool and kindergarten-age kids may get wind of it anyway from classmates.
- Paul Coleman generally suggests age 7 as the best time to start talking to kids about tough stuff, this story is ubiquitous enough that preschool and kindergarten-age kids may get wind of it anyway from classmates.
- Your Child When Bad Things generally suggests age 7 as the best time to start talking to kids about tough stuff, this story is ubiquitous enough that preschool and kindergarten-age kids may get wind of it anyway from classmates.
- bin Laden generally suggests age 7 as the best time to start talking to kids about tough stuff, this story is ubiquitous enough that preschool and kindergarten-age kids may get wind of it anyway from classmates.


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

Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris has indicated he would be open to a move to Manchester United if David de Gea leaves for Real Madrid. Lloris is reportedly on a United shortlist of possible replacements for De Gea, who is said to be considering his future with only one year left on his Old Trafford contract and Madrid keen on taking him back to Spain. In comments carried in The Sun, Lloris said: 'For the moment there is a goalkeeper at United and we are watchful of his situation. You have to keep a certain calm with all this. 'If things should happen then they'll happen naturally.'

'At the moment,

OPTIONS:
- Champions League is still Manchester United keeper so I have no need to talk about that.'
- David de Gea is still Manchester United keeper so I have no need to talk about that.'
- De Gea is still Manchester United keeper so I have no need to talk about that.'
- French is still Manchester United keeper so I have no need to talk about that.'
- Hugo Lloris is still Manchester United keeper so I have no need to talk about that.'
- Lloris is still Manchester United keeper so I have no need to talk about that.'
- Madrid is still Manchester United keeper so I have no need to talk about that.'
- Manchester United is still Manchester United keeper so I have no need to talk about that.'
- Old Trafford is still Manchester United keeper so I have no need to talk about that.'
- Real Madrid is still Manchester United keeper so I have no need to talk about that.'
- Spain is still Manchester United keeper so I have no need to talk about that.'
- The Sun is still Manchester United keeper so I have no need to talk about that.'
- Tottenham is still Manchester United keeper so I have no need to talk about that.'
- United is still Manchester United keeper so I have no need to talk about that.'


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Washington (CNN) Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are better at beating themselves than each other. They're not just the most unpopular presidential nominees in recent memory: In the epic drama of the 2016 election, they're also tarnished heroes who are perpetually humbled by their own self-defeating flaws. The rivals, playing out their tragicomic duel on the grandest electoral stage, are like two Shakespearean protagonists falling prey to hubris, the excessive pride that can make a politician believe the rules that govern normal mortals do not apply to them. Clinton's penchant for secrecy and distaste for disclosure have been the common theme in the deepest morasses of her long political career. Trump's overwhelming ego and self-obsession are at the root of the most damaging controversies that have raged around his wild presidential campaign.

Since he descended the golden escalator in Trump Tower last year to jump into the race, it's been all about

OPTIONS:
- CNN: his wealth, how smart he is, which famous people he knows, and -- until his fortunes took a dive -- his poll numbers.
- Clinton: his wealth, how smart he is, which famous people he knows, and -- until his fortunes took a dive -- his poll numbers.
- Donald Trump: his wealth, how smart he is, which famous people he knows, and -- until his fortunes took a dive -- his poll numbers.
- Hillary Clinton: his wealth, how smart he is, which famous people he knows, and -- until his fortunes took a dive -- his poll numbers.
- Shakespearean: his wealth, how smart he is, which famous people he knows, and -- until his fortunes took a dive -- his poll numbers.
- Trump: his wealth, how smart he is, which famous people he knows, and -- until his fortunes took a dive -- his poll numbers.
- Washington: his wealth, how smart he is, which famous people he knows, and -- until his fortunes took a dive -- his poll numbers.


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(CNN) A top Florida lawyer who stunned the nation when he won a murder acquittal for a mother accused of killing her toddler has taken on another high-profile, high-hurdle case. Jose Baez announced Wednesday he was defending former New England Patriot standout Aaron Hernandez in his upcoming double-murder trial. Baez, best known for his defense of Casey Anthony, said he realized Hernandez was the subject of much speculation in the court of public opinion -- after being indicted in three homicides -- but asked the public to keep an open mind "and let the facts unfold in a court of law."

Prosecutors said

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Hernandez also wounded another passenger when he killed de Abreu and Furtado.
- Baez also wounded another passenger when he killed de Abreu and Furtado.
- Casey Anthony also wounded another passenger when he killed de Abreu and Furtado.
- Defense also wounded another passenger when he killed de Abreu and Furtado.
- Florida also wounded another passenger when he killed de Abreu and Furtado.
- Hernandez also wounded another passenger when he killed de Abreu and Furtado.
- Jose Baez also wounded another passenger when he killed de Abreu and Furtado.
- NFL also wounded another passenger when he killed de Abreu and Furtado.
- New England Patriot also wounded another passenger when he killed de Abreu and Furtado.