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She's previously spoken of her love of shoes, claiming she's a 'girly girl' whose footwear gives her added 'confidence', so it was no surprise Foreign Minister Julie Bishop was starstruck when she caught up with her fashion icon - world-renowned shoemaker Jimmy Choo. And while she may have been in the presence of shoe royalty, Ms Bishop fell victim to one of the cardinal sins of fashion, by failing to wear 66-year-old Mr Choo's designs during their meeting, opting for another designer's shoes instead. Ms Bishop was in Perth over the Easter holidays to meet wives and partners of SAS members, while shoe designer Jimmy Choo, who is the tourism ambassador for Malaysia, is currently in the West Australian city to host his first ever Australian masterclass.

Born in

OPTIONS:
- Australian in 1961, Choo was always interested in the world of fashion.
- Bishop in 1961, Choo was always interested in the world of fashion.
- Choo in 1961, Choo was always interested in the world of fashion.
- Easter in 1961, Choo was always interested in the world of fashion.
- Jimmy Choo in 1961, Choo was always interested in the world of fashion.
- Julie Bishop in 1961, Choo was always interested in the world of fashion.
- Malaysia in 1961, Choo was always interested in the world of fashion.
- Perth in 1961, Choo was always interested in the world of fashion.
- SAS in 1961, Choo was always interested in the world of fashion.
- WA in 1961, Choo was always interested in the world of fashion.
- West Australian in 1961, Choo was always interested in the world of fashion.


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Hoffman Estates, Illinois (CNN) When Nancy Gianni and her husband welcomed their third child in 2002, they expected it to be a joyous occasion. But their bliss was dampened by unexpected news: Their newborn daughter, GiGi, had Down syndrome. Gianni immediately noticed the change in attitudes around her. "Everybody was saying they were sorry. Nobody was having eye contact with us anymore," she said. "(There was) no joy." Soon after the couple brought GiGi home, they realized she wasn't all that different from their other children. But they knew she would need some extra support. So Gianni set out to create a community for families like hers, "a place where people can walk in and celebrate their diagnosis from the minute they find out," she said. "A place to learn, a place to grow."

Gianni:

OPTIONS:
- CNN's is open to the public, so they can see our kids and adults as leaders.
- CNN Hero's is open to the public, so they can see our kids and adults as leaders.
- Down's is open to the public, so they can see our kids and adults as leaders.
- GiGi's is open to the public, so they can see our kids and adults as leaders.
- Gianni's is open to the public, so they can see our kids and adults as leaders.
- Hoffman Estates's is open to the public, so they can see our kids and adults as leaders.
- Illinois's is open to the public, so they can see our kids and adults as leaders.
- Nancy Gianni's is open to the public, so they can see our kids and adults as leaders.


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First Frank Arnesen, then Willian and now Wembley. Roman Abramovich has developed a habit of taking things Tottenham wanted. Chelsea’s plans to knock down and rebuild Stamford Bridge have gathered pace since the end of the season. There was a three-day public consultation period and plans unveiled of how the architects can turn their historic home into a majestic cathedral of football, a precursor for a formal planning application. Abramovich has proved in the past he likes to get things done once his mind is made up, and money rarely seems to be an object for the Russian billionaire. With the only viable alternative – Twickenham – seeming like a non-starter, he has his eyes firmly fixed on securing Wembley for three years.

If this comes down to who-pays-the-most then

OPTIONS:
- Abramovich will win.
- Chelsea will win.
- Daniel Levy will win.
- Frank Arnesen will win.
- MK Dons will win.
- Olympic Park will win.
- Roman Abramovich will win.
- Russian will win.
- Spurs will win.
- Stadium will win.
- Stamford Bridge will win.
- Tottenham will win.
- Tottenham Hotspur will win.
- Twickenham will win.
- Wembley will win.
- West Ham will win.
- White Hart Lane will win.
- Willian will win.


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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:

OPTIONS:
- Bill Clinton learned how to perform every job in his hotel business -- dog-walking included!
- CNN learned how to perform every job in his hotel business -- dog-walking included!
- Donald Trump learned how to perform every job in his hotel business -- dog-walking included!
- Eric Trump learned how to perform every job in his hotel business -- dog-walking included!
- GOP learned how to perform every job in his hotel business -- dog-walking included!
- Gingrich learned how to perform every job in his hotel business -- dog-walking included!
- House learned how to perform every job in his hotel business -- dog-walking included!
- Make America Great Again learned how to perform every job in his hotel business -- dog-walking included!
- Newt Gingrich learned how to perform every job in his hotel business -- dog-walking included!
- Trump learned how to perform every job in his hotel business -- dog-walking included!
- Understanding Trump learned how to perform every job in his hotel business -- dog-walking included!
- Washington learned how to perform every job in his hotel business -- dog-walking included!


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The wife of a Florida chef who was killed by a suspected drunk driver on Saturday has given birth his son, only three days following his death. Ana Granucci Davis, 28, wife of St Petersburg chef Aaron Davis, 31, gave birth to their son Andrew Aaron Lawrence on Tuesday. 'Andrew and I are doing very well and we are both ready to take on this new adventure together with Audrey, my daughter,' Mrs Davis told the Tampa Bay Times following her son's birth. Scroll down for video Aaron Davis, head chef at The Kitchen,  fatally struck by 25-year-old Jason Lanard Mitchell on Saturday around 2am, according to police (Aaron pictured right with his wife, Ana Davis, and their baby girl Audrey)

Last week, Mr

OPTIONS:
- Aaron had made the decision to quit smoking and was going to use the savings towards their children.
- Aaron Davis had made the decision to quit smoking and was going to use the savings towards their children.
- Ana Davis had made the decision to quit smoking and was going to use the savings towards their children.
- Ana Granucci Davis had made the decision to quit smoking and was going to use the savings towards their children.
- Andrew had made the decision to quit smoking and was going to use the savings towards their children.
- Andrew Aaron Lawrence had made the decision to quit smoking and was going to use the savings towards their children.
- Audrey had made the decision to quit smoking and was going to use the savings towards their children.
- Brian LaFrance had made the decision to quit smoking and was going to use the savings towards their children.
- DUI had made the decision to quit smoking and was going to use the savings towards their children.
- Davis had made the decision to quit smoking and was going to use the savings towards their children.
- Florida had made the decision to quit smoking and was going to use the savings towards their children.
- Jason Lanard Mitchell had made the decision to quit smoking and was going to use the savings towards their children.
- Mitchell had made the decision to quit smoking and was going to use the savings towards their children.
- St Petersburg had made the decision to quit smoking and was going to use the savings towards their children.
- Tampa Bay Times had made the decision to quit smoking and was going to use the savings towards their children.
- The Kitchen had made the decision to quit smoking and was going to use the savings towards their children.


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(CNN) All hurricanes are brutal, but geology, geography and good old-fashioned capitalism have conspired to make Florida hurricanes particularly damaging events. South Florida, in particular, is a kind of paradise for many people who live there, but as far as Mother Nature is concerned, it's a fragile kind of paradise. Historically, more hurricanes have hit Florida than any other state in the US. And that's no surprise: Florida sticks out from the North American continent like a hitchhiker's thumb. Hurricanes spiraling across the Atlantic are driven to it by winds and currents. The narrowness of the state only increases its vulnerability: it's the only state that is vulnerable on both sides, east and west. A big storm like Irma can swallow the whole southern part of the state.

Instead of retreating out of harm's way,

OPTIONS:
- Atlantic have doubled down.
- Florida have doubled down.
- Floridians have doubled down.
- Irma have doubled down.
- Jeff Goodell have doubled down.
- Mother Nature have doubled down.
- North American have doubled down.
- South Florida have doubled down.
- US have doubled down.


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Washington (CNN) A West Virginia man who was a former contractor in Iraq proposed setting up a meeting with Russians and the Trump campaign last year to discuss their "shared Christian values," raising new questions for investigators to explore as part of their Russia inquiry. Current and former US intelligence and law enforcement officials, as well as other intelligence experts, say that Russians sought to employ covert tactics to find entry points into the Trump campaign. And more broadly, experts say, Russian intelligence services have sought to court conservative organizations, including religious groups, to build alliances in the United States.

"The context of the thing is this was before even the

OPTIONS:
- CNN collusion thing was even talked about," Clay said.
- Christian collusion thing was even talked about," Clay said.
- Iraq collusion thing was even talked about," Clay said.
- Russia collusion thing was even talked about," Clay said.
- Russian collusion thing was even talked about," Clay said.
- Russians collusion thing was even talked about," Clay said.
- Trump collusion thing was even talked about," Clay said.
- US collusion thing was even talked about," Clay said.
- United States collusion thing was even talked about," Clay said.
- Washington collusion thing was even talked about," Clay said.
- West Virginia collusion thing was even talked about," Clay said.


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London (CNN) Reports of hate crimes surged around the UK's "Brexit" vote, and on Friday, police explained just how ugly things got. Police painted a grim picture of the last two weeks of June, saying reports of hate crimes rose by 42%, compared with the same period in 2015, in the lead-up and aftermath of the June 23 vote on whether to stay in or leave the European Union. Authorities announced that 3,076 hate crimes were reported between June 16 and 30, or 915 more cases compared with the period in 2015, the National Police Chiefs' Council said. Incidents of hate crimes had increased so much that police around the country were asked to submit weekly reports about their areas, the council said in a statement.

"I simply will not tolerate hate crimes of any form, anywhere in

OPTIONS:
- Brexit," Khan said.
- CNN," Khan said.
- European Union," Khan said.
- London," Khan said.
- National Police Chiefs' Council," Khan said.
- News," Khan said.
- UK," Khan said.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump, in a conversation with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, labeled New Hampshire "a drug-infested den," according to a transcript of Trump's January 27 call that was published by The Washington Post on Thursday. The comment was quickly decried by Republican and Democratic lawmakers in the Granite State, including the state's Republican governor who endorsed Trump during the 2016 campaign. During the call, according to the Post, Trump lashed out at Peña Nieto for the quantity of illegal drugs that come into the United States from Mexico. "We have a massive drug problem where kids are becoming addicted to drugs because the drugs are being sold for less money than candy," Trump said.

"I just want to let the people of

OPTIONS:
- CNN know that I'm with you 1,000%, you really taught me a lot," he said before promising to help people who "are so seriously addicted."
- Democratic know that I'm with you 1,000%, you really taught me a lot," he said before promising to help people who "are so seriously addicted."
- Donald Trump know that I'm with you 1,000%, you really taught me a lot," he said before promising to help people who "are so seriously addicted."
- Enrique Peña Nieto know that I'm with you 1,000%, you really taught me a lot," he said before promising to help people who "are so seriously addicted."
- Granite State know that I'm with you 1,000%, you really taught me a lot," he said before promising to help people who "are so seriously addicted."
- Mexican know that I'm with you 1,000%, you really taught me a lot," he said before promising to help people who "are so seriously addicted."
- Mexico know that I'm with you 1,000%, you really taught me a lot," he said before promising to help people who "are so seriously addicted."
- New Hampshire know that I'm with you 1,000%, you really taught me a lot," he said before promising to help people who "are so seriously addicted."
- Peña Nieto know that I'm with you 1,000%, you really taught me a lot," he said before promising to help people who "are so seriously addicted."
- Post know that I'm with you 1,000%, you really taught me a lot," he said before promising to help people who "are so seriously addicted."
- Republican know that I'm with you 1,000%, you really taught me a lot," he said before promising to help people who "are so seriously addicted."
- The Washington Post know that I'm with you 1,000%, you really taught me a lot," he said before promising to help people who "are so seriously addicted."
- Trump know that I'm with you 1,000%, you really taught me a lot," he said before promising to help people who "are so seriously addicted."
- US know that I'm with you 1,000%, you really taught me a lot," he said before promising to help people who "are so seriously addicted."
- United States know that I'm with you 1,000%, you really taught me a lot," he said before promising to help people who "are so seriously addicted."
- Washington know that I'm with you 1,000%, you really taught me a lot," he said before promising to help people who "are so seriously addicted."


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(CNN) Ford Motor announced Tuesday that it would not invest in new manufacturing operations in Mexico, and instead would create 700 new jobs in Michigan. This follows on the heels of a similar announcement by the United Technologies unit, Carrier, in November that it would save hundreds of jobs at an Indiana plant, and not move them to Mexico. These moves did not take place in a vacuum. In each case, the companies faced an implicit, and sometimes explicit, threat from President-elect Donald Trump. And it will be fascinating to watch what GM ultimately does in response to Trump's tweet Tuesday slamming the company's practice of selling some Chevy Cruze hatchbacks in the US that have been produced in Mexico, especially since GM recently announced plans to lay off potentially 1,200 workers from its Lordstown, Ohio, production line, where the sedan version of the Cruze is manufactured.

The distinction may also be true when it comes to

OPTIONS:
- CNN's trade policy.
- Carrier's trade policy.
- Chevy Cruze's trade policy.
- Cruze's trade policy.
- Donald Trump's trade policy.
- Ford's trade policy.
- Ford Motor's trade policy.
- GM's trade policy.
- Indiana's trade policy.
- Lordstown's trade policy.
- Mexico's trade policy.
- Michigan's trade policy.
- Ohio's trade policy.
- Paul Sracic's trade policy.
- Trump's trade policy.
- US's trade policy.
- United Technologies's trade policy.


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The chance to test their mettle against the best is what attracts players and managers to the Champions League. But for one young coach who has already reached the promised land, it was the second tier of English football that provided his steepest learning curve. 'The Championship is really, really difficult!' Basle manager Paulo Sousa tells Sportsmail. 'Coaches who don't have that experience cannot realise how difficult it is. 'The standard of the players is more or less the same. It makes it very competitive right through the season. You can see in the way teams' positions change throughout the season, from the bottom and the top of the league. And the dreamland – the Premier League – is so, so close!

Sousa's first job in club management was with

OPTIONS:
- Basle between 2008 and 2009
- Champions League between 2008 and 2009
- Championship between 2008 and 2009
- Dortmund between 2008 and 2009
- English between 2008 and 2009
- Juventus between 2008 and 2009
- Leicester between 2008 and 2009
- Paulo Sousa between 2008 and 2009
- Porto between 2008 and 2009
- Premier League between 2008 and 2009
- QPR between 2008 and 2009
- Sousa between 2008 and 2009
- Sportsmail between 2008 and 2009
- Swansea between 2008 and 2009


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The last team to take an unsettled winger from the fringes of the Barcelona team and put him in their starting XI each week finished up with a 20-goals-a-season forward who won the club’s player of the year. If Pedro makes the same impact at Chelsea as Alexis Sanchez did at Arsenal, there will be no complaints at Stamford Bridge. (There may be some at Old Trafford after Jose Mourinho hijacks Manchester United's move for the winger). But is he the same type of player and is he likely to have the same sort of debut campaign as Sanchez? The statistics suggest it is like-for-like. When Sanchez joined Barcelona in the 2011-12 season he scored 11 goals in 20 starts, Pedro managed five in 20 starts.

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Sanchez, or Pedrito as he was known when he first broke through, has always been able to produce on the big occasion.
- Arsenal, or Pedrito as he was known when he first broke through, has always been able to produce on the big occasion.
- Barcelona, or Pedrito as he was known when he first broke through, has always been able to produce on the big occasion.
- Chelsea, or Pedrito as he was known when he first broke through, has always been able to produce on the big occasion.
- Fantasy Football, or Pedrito as he was known when he first broke through, has always been able to produce on the big occasion.
- Jose Mourinho, or Pedrito as he was known when he first broke through, has always been able to produce on the big occasion.
- MailOnline, or Pedrito as he was known when he first broke through, has always been able to produce on the big occasion.
- Manchester United, or Pedrito as he was known when he first broke through, has always been able to produce on the big occasion.
- Old Trafford, or Pedrito as he was known when he first broke through, has always been able to produce on the big occasion.
- Pedro, or Pedrito as he was known when he first broke through, has always been able to produce on the big occasion.
- Sanchez, or Pedrito as he was known when he first broke through, has always been able to produce on the big occasion.
- Stamford Bridge, or Pedrito as he was known when he first broke through, has always been able to produce on the big occasion.
- UEFA Super Cup, or Pedrito as he was known when he first broke through, has always been able to produce on the big occasion.


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Celebrities and top fashion designers lent their support to Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign last night at a private - but star-studded - New York City fundraiser. The ritzy event was held in designer Vera Wang's Upper East Side apartment on Sunday night, and was co-hosted by Vera, Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour, Marchesa designer Georgina Chapman, and Georgina's husband, producer Harvey Weinstein. And plenty of other famous names were happy to fork over a donation for the chance to spend time with the Democratic frontrunner, who turns 68 today and  arrived at the party with husband Bill Clinton in tow. Tickets for the exclusive event cost $2,700 and included a photo with the Clintons, who seemed to be in a good mood as they walked past paparazzi after most of the other guests had arrived.

Other fashionable guests who turned up for the fete included celebrity designers Jason Wu,

OPTIONS:
- Anna, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Anna Wintour, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Annie Leibovitz, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Bill, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Bill Clinton, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Clinton, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Clintons, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Countess LuAnn, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Democratic, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Georgina, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Georgina Chapman, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Harvey Weinstein, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Hillary, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Hillary Clinton, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Jason Wu, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Marchesa, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Martha Stewart, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Matthew Morrison, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Michael Kors, and Cynthia Rowley.
- New York City, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Upper East Side, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Vera, and Cynthia Rowley.
- Vera Wang, and Cynthia Rowley.


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Serving police officers today backed Donald Trump's claim that  some Muslim communities in the UK are no-go areas because of extremism. Several Met officers have said the 'Islamification' of some parts of the capital requires 'extra vigilance' and they can't wear uniforms for safety reasons - despite Scotland Yard claiming the tycoon 'couldn't be more wrong'. Home Secretary Theresa May tonight rejected Mr Trump's claims, insisting: 'The police in London are not afraid to go out and police the streets.' The US presidential contender caused worldwide consternation yesterday after a string of incendiary remarks about Muslims, including in Britain, and said: 'We have places in London and other places that are so radicalised that police are afraid for their own lives.'

At 5.20pm a spokesman for the university said in a statement: 'In the course of the current

OPTIONS:
- Boris election campaign, Mr Trump has made a number of statements that are wholly incompatible with the ethos and values of the university.
- Britain election campaign, Mr Trump has made a number of statements that are wholly incompatible with the ethos and values of the university.
- Cameron election campaign, Mr Trump has made a number of statements that are wholly incompatible with the ethos and values of the university.
- Donald Trump election campaign, Mr Trump has made a number of statements that are wholly incompatible with the ethos and values of the university.
- Islamification election campaign, Mr Trump has made a number of statements that are wholly incompatible with the ethos and values of the university.
- London election campaign, Mr Trump has made a number of statements that are wholly incompatible with the ethos and values of the university.
- Met election campaign, Mr Trump has made a number of statements that are wholly incompatible with the ethos and values of the university.
- Muslim election campaign, Mr Trump has made a number of statements that are wholly incompatible with the ethos and values of the university.
- Muslims election campaign, Mr Trump has made a number of statements that are wholly incompatible with the ethos and values of the university.
- Scotland Yard election campaign, Mr Trump has made a number of statements that are wholly incompatible with the ethos and values of the university.
- Theresa May election campaign, Mr Trump has made a number of statements that are wholly incompatible with the ethos and values of the university.
- Trump election campaign, Mr Trump has made a number of statements that are wholly incompatible with the ethos and values of the university.
- UK election campaign, Mr Trump has made a number of statements that are wholly incompatible with the ethos and values of the university.
- US election campaign, Mr Trump has made a number of statements that are wholly incompatible with the ethos and values of the university.


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Electrical giant Currys-PC World has been censured by the advertising watchdog for selling ultra-high definition televisions with bogus promises about extra clarity. The retailer claimed the smart LG sets with 4K resolution, starting at £849, would allow customers to 'watch your favourite Christmas movies in greater detail'. But the Advertising Standards Authority has ruled that this was exaggerated and misleading because no British TV channel is yet broadcasting in 4K resolution. These broadcasts are currently only available via internet based subscription services such as Netflix. False claims: Currys-PC World claimed that the smart LG sets, like the one pictured, would allow viewers to watch Christmas movies in 'greater detail.' The Advertising Standards Authority found this to be 'exaggerated and misleading' as no British TV channel is broadcasting in 4K resolution yet

As such, owners of the sets would see an improvement in picture quality regardless of whether the broadcast was in

OPTIONS:
- 4K.
- 4K resolution.
- ASA.
- Advertising Standards Authority.
- British.
- Christmas.
- Currys.
- Currys-PC World.
- LG.
- Netflix.
- PC World.


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Washington (CNN) The racism and anti-Semitism of the alt-right movement were on display Saturday in Washington when its members gathered to celebrate Donald Trump's victory. The president of the alt-right National Policy Institute Richard Spencer's remarks were posted Sunday on YouTube by "Red Ice Radio," which describes itself as "covering politics and social issues from a pro-European perspective." The Atlantic magazine, which is recording footage of Spencer for a documentary they're working on, also published a video of the same event showing audience members apparently giving the Nazi salute. "Hail Trump! Hail our people! Hail victory!" he declared. His remarks were filled with racist imagery -- including references to "the black political machines" and Latino housekeepers -- as he bashed Hillary Clinton's minority supporters.

OPTIONS:
- CNN's transition team responded in a statement Monday saying Trump has "continued to denounce racism."
- Donald Trump's transition team responded in a statement Monday saying Trump has "continued to denounce racism."
- European's transition team responded in a statement Monday saying Trump has "continued to denounce racism."
- Hillary Clinton's transition team responded in a statement Monday saying Trump has "continued to denounce racism."
- Latino's transition team responded in a statement Monday saying Trump has "continued to denounce racism."
- National Policy Institute's transition team responded in a statement Monday saying Trump has "continued to denounce racism."
- Nazi's transition team responded in a statement Monday saying Trump has "continued to denounce racism."
- Red Ice Radio's transition team responded in a statement Monday saying Trump has "continued to denounce racism."
- Richard Spencer's transition team responded in a statement Monday saying Trump has "continued to denounce racism."
- Semitic's transition team responded in a statement Monday saying Trump has "continued to denounce racism."
- Semitism's transition team responded in a statement Monday saying Trump has "continued to denounce racism."
- Spencer's transition team responded in a statement Monday saying Trump has "continued to denounce racism."
- The Atlantic's transition team responded in a statement Monday saying Trump has "continued to denounce racism."
- Washington's transition team responded in a statement Monday saying Trump has "continued to denounce racism."
- YouTube's transition team responded in a statement Monday saying Trump has "continued to denounce racism."


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(CNN) The teenager who shot dead nine people in Munich on Friday was a mentally troubled man who had extensively researched rampage killings and had no apparent links to ISIS, German police said. Authorities said  the 18-year-old lone attacker -- who died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound -- had no political motivations. No references to religion were found in documents in his home in the southern German city. But investigators searching his belongings found numerous documents on rampage killings, including a book entitled "Rampage in My Mind -- Why Students Kill," said Robert Heimberger, president of the Bavarian state criminal police office.

OPTIONS:
- Ali Sonboly police said the gunman's parents had been taken in for questioning.
- Bavarian police said the gunman's parents had been taken in for questioning.
- German police said the gunman's parents had been taken in for questioning.
- ISIS police said the gunman's parents had been taken in for questioning.
- Man police said the gunman's parents had been taken in for questioning.
- Munich police said the gunman's parents had been taken in for questioning.
- Rampage in My Mind police said the gunman's parents had been taken in for questioning.
- Robert Heimberger police said the gunman's parents had been taken in for questioning.
- Why Students Kill police said the gunman's parents had been taken in for questioning.


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Ruben Loftus-Cheek will seek a loan move in January if he does not get more minutes in Chelsea’s first team. The 19-year-old was promised regular appearances in Jose Mourinho’s side this season but has only played 211 minutes, starting three times and appearing as a substitute once. He will have plenty of options with Fiorentina, Monaco and Vitesse Arnhem – already loaning Chelsea’s Lewis Baker, Danilo Pantic, Isaiah Brown, Dominic Solanke and Nathan – interested in taking him abroad, while he would be welcomed by most Championship clubs. Aug 29 vs Crystal Palace (Premier League) Sep 16 vs M. Tel Aviv (Champions League)

Loftus-

OPTIONS:
- Blues feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- Champions League feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- Championship feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- Cheek feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- Chelsea feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- Crystal Palace feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- Danilo Pantic feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- Dominic Solanke feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- England feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- Fiorentina feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- Isaiah Brown feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- Jose Mourinho feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- LMA feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- Lewis Baker feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- M. Tel Aviv feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- Monaco feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- Nathan feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- Premier League feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- Read feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- Ruben Loftus feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- Stamford Bridge feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.
- Vitesse Arnhem feels it would be more beneficial to get first-team experience at another club than sit on the bench at Stamford Bridge.


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(CNN)Doctors in Macon, Georgia, told Janea Cox that her daughter, Haleigh, might not live another three months. That was the middle of March, when Haleigh's brain was being short-circuited by hundreds of seizures a day, overrunning the array of five potent drugs meant to control them. Worse, the drugs were damaging Haleigh's organs. "She was maxed out," Cox said. "She'd quit breathing several times a day, and the doctors blamed it on the seizure medications." Cox had heard that a form of medical marijuana might help, but it wasn't available in central Georgia. So a week after hearing the ominous diagnosis, she and Haleigh packed up and moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado. There, Haleigh began a regimen of cannabis oil: four times a day and once at night.

"I lived in

OPTIONS:
- Bill for 17 years," she said, "but here in Colorado, I met my child for the first time, at the age of 5."
- CNN for 17 years," she said, "but here in Colorado, I met my child for the first time, at the age of 5."
- Charlotte's Web Medical Hemp Act for 17 years," she said, "but here in Colorado, I met my child for the first time, at the age of 5."
- Colorado for 17 years," she said, "but here in Colorado, I met my child for the first time, at the age of 5."
- Colorado Springs for 17 years," she said, "but here in Colorado, I met my child for the first time, at the age of 5."
- Controlled Substances Act for 17 years," she said, "but here in Colorado, I met my child for the first time, at the age of 5."
- Cox for 17 years," she said, "but here in Colorado, I met my child for the first time, at the age of 5."
- Georgia for 17 years," she said, "but here in Colorado, I met my child for the first time, at the age of 5."
- Haleigh for 17 years," she said, "but here in Colorado, I met my child for the first time, at the age of 5."
- House of Representatives for 17 years," she said, "but here in Colorado, I met my child for the first time, at the age of 5."
- Janea Cox for 17 years," she said, "but here in Colorado, I met my child for the first time, at the age of 5."
- Macon for 17 years," she said, "but here in Colorado, I met my child for the first time, at the age of 5."
- Scott Perry for 17 years," she said, "but here in Colorado, I met my child for the first time, at the age of 5."
- THC for 17 years," she said, "but here in Colorado, I met my child for the first time, at the age of 5."
- U.S. for 17 years," she said, "but here in Colorado, I met my child for the first time, at the age of 5."


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

Passengers were left stunned after a Norwegian Air Shuttle flight attendant made an announcement mocking a couple who were allegedly having sex in the plane’s lavatory. The cabin crew member used the aircraft’s loudspeaker to 'congratulate' the lovebirds who were ‘reproducing’ on the two-hour flight from Paris to Stockholm. A woman who was on flight DY4314 said passengers cheered and burst into fits of laughter when they learned two of their fellow travellers were joining the mile high club. She told The Local that the crew member delivered his sarcastic message in Swedish from the cockpit after the Boeing 737-800 landed in Sweden’s capital on Monday night.

'Whilst we appreciate that

OPTIONS:
- Boeing 737 is the city of love, we expect passengers to refrain from this type of behaviour on board.'
- DY4314 is the city of love, we expect passengers to refrain from this type of behaviour on board.'
- Flight is the city of love, we expect passengers to refrain from this type of behaviour on board.'
- Norwegian Air is the city of love, we expect passengers to refrain from this type of behaviour on board.'
- Norwegian Air Shuttle is the city of love, we expect passengers to refrain from this type of behaviour on board.'
- Paris is the city of love, we expect passengers to refrain from this type of behaviour on board.'
- Stockholm is the city of love, we expect passengers to refrain from this type of behaviour on board.'
- Sweden is the city of love, we expect passengers to refrain from this type of behaviour on board.'
- Swedish is the city of love, we expect passengers to refrain from this type of behaviour on board.'
- The Local is the city of love, we expect passengers to refrain from this type of behaviour on board.'


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) A mug confiscated by Nazis at Auschwitz has been hiding a secret for more than 70 years. Workers at the Auschwitz Museum this week found a gold ring and necklace that had been carefully wrapped in canvas before being concealed in a false base. They are some of the last possessions held by someone deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau, one of the largest concentration camps established by the Germans during WWII, the museum said. "The hiding of valuable items... proves on the one hand to the awareness of the victims as to the robbery nature of the deportation, but on the other hand it shows that the Jewish families constantly had a ray of hope that these items will be required for their existence," said Piotr Cywinski, the Director of the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum.

OPTIONS:
- Auschwitz often told those that they deported to concentration camps that they were simply going to be resettled, promising a new life in a new place.
- Auschwitz Museum often told those that they deported to concentration camps that they were simply going to be resettled, promising a new life in a new place.
- Birkenau often told those that they deported to concentration camps that they were simply going to be resettled, promising a new life in a new place.
- Birkenau State Museum often told those that they deported to concentration camps that they were simply going to be resettled, promising a new life in a new place.
- Germans often told those that they deported to concentration camps that they were simply going to be resettled, promising a new life in a new place.
- Jewish often told those that they deported to concentration camps that they were simply going to be resettled, promising a new life in a new place.
- Nazis often told those that they deported to concentration camps that they were simply going to be resettled, promising a new life in a new place.
- Piotr Cywinski often told those that they deported to concentration camps that they were simply going to be resettled, promising a new life in a new place.
- WWII often told those that they deported to concentration camps that they were simply going to be resettled, promising a new life in a new place.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Vanquished at the polls in a primary upset, Rep. Eric Cantor said on Wednesday that he would step down as House majority leader, triggering a scramble among conservatives to replace him. Cantor's loss to a college professor and political novice on Tuesday in the Richmond-area campaign energized tea party supporters in a midterm year and obliterated his ambition to lead the House. Critics and analysts said he neglected his base at home in Virginia and paid the price. Cantor called the stunning loss a "personal setback" at a news conference and appealed for party unity before announcing his decision to vacate the No. 2 job in the GOP hierarchy on July 31.

Brat pushed the hard-line conservative position on undocumented workers in his anti-establishment campaign, slamming

OPTIONS:
- Boehner's support for proposals on issues around legal status.
- Cantor's support for proposals on issues around legal status.
- Eric Cantor's support for proposals on issues around legal status.
- GOP's support for proposals on issues around legal status.
- House's support for proposals on issues around legal status.
- John Boehner's support for proposals on issues around legal status.
- Republican's support for proposals on issues around legal status.
- Richmond's support for proposals on issues around legal status.
- Vanquished's support for proposals on issues around legal status.
- Virginia's support for proposals on issues around legal status.
- tea party's support for proposals on issues around legal status.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) A new "Special Relationship" between Britain and the US has emerged: the relationship between Donald Trump and Nigel Farage. Both men have turned voter disaffection into electoral triumph. Farage did so in the now infamous Brexit -- taking the UK out of the EU; Trump in winning the US presidency. Both men identified the other as a brother in arms along the way. So much so that at one recent rally, Trump told his supporters: "We are going to do something so special. It will be so special. It will be an amazing day. It will be called Brexit plus plus plus."

The same people that didn't expect the

OPTIONS:
- Brexit vote scoffed.
- Britain vote scoffed.
- Donald Trump vote scoffed.
- EU vote scoffed.
- Farage vote scoffed.
- Nigel Farage vote scoffed.
- Special Relationship vote scoffed.
- Trump vote scoffed.
- UK vote scoffed.
- US vote scoffed.


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

It seems that the nation has an appetite for healthy living after clean eating author and blogger, Deliciously Ella, has become one of Amazon's biggest sellers. Deliciously Ella - the healthy eating cookbook by Ella Woodward - has been revealed as the best-selling book on Amazon.co.uk of 2015, according to a new report from the e-tailer. Not only did her book break sales records across the nation as a whole but Brits also took on Woodward’s recipes in droves, with sales of key ingredients she uses soaring, too. Sales of psyllium husk powder, acai berry powder and hemp powder increased by more than 1,300 per cent, 260 per cent and 80 per cent respectively year on year.

Ella tracked her progress and shared all her favourite recipes via an online blog,

OPTIONS:
- Amazon.
- Amazon.co.uk.
- Brits.
- Deliciously Ella.
- Ella.
- Ella Woodward.
- Woodward.


Helsinborg manager Henrik Larsson was forced to play his 42-year-old kit man in goal on Saturday. The former Celtic and Barcelona striker had no option but to play Daniel Andersson  with goalkeepers Par Hansson and Matt Pyzdrowski out injured. Astonishingly, the emergency stopper kept a clean sheet as Helsinborg drew 0-0 against Kalmar in the Allsvenskan season opener. Helsinborg manager Henrik Larsson was forced to play 42-year-old kit man Daniel Andersson in goal Speaking to local TV after the game, Andersson - a retired goalkeeper who earned one cap for Sweden in 2001 - said: 'It was a scenario that I never could have prepared myself for. Going from kit man, to goalie coach, to playing.

Larsson, pictured in 2013, was impressed with

OPTIONS:
- Allsvenskan's display during Helsinborg's 0-0 draw with Kalmar
- Andersson's display during Helsinborg's 0-0 draw with Kalmar
- Barcelona's display during Helsinborg's 0-0 draw with Kalmar
- Celtic's display during Helsinborg's 0-0 draw with Kalmar
- Daniel Andersson's display during Helsinborg's 0-0 draw with Kalmar
- Helsinborg's display during Helsinborg's 0-0 draw with Kalmar
- Henrik Larsson's display during Helsinborg's 0-0 draw with Kalmar
- Kalmar's display during Helsinborg's 0-0 draw with Kalmar
- Matt Pyzdrowski's display during Helsinborg's 0-0 draw with Kalmar
- Par Hansson's display during Helsinborg's 0-0 draw with Kalmar
- Sweden's display during Helsinborg's 0-0 draw with Kalmar


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) On radio, most pundits and polls scored the September 26, 1960, debate between presidential candidates Richard M. Nixon and John F. Kennedy a draw, with some giving the Republican contender the edge. But on television, it was no contest. Throughout the 60-minute program set in a Chicago TV studio, the 43-year-old Kennedy "looked to be radiating health," said presidential historian Robert Gilbert. Kennedy wore a dark suit and had a wide smile and vivid tan. Nixon, on the other hand, appeared pale and a bit listless. He had just gotten out of the hospital, where he had lost weight after a knee injury. In a gray, ill-fitting suit and hastily added pancake makeup, Nixon looked -- even if he did not necessarily sound -- a pale shadow of the aggressive, composed senator from Massachusetts.

Politicians, careful to avoid

OPTIONS:
- Americans's pitfalls, have stressed style as well as substance in recent decades, knowing that their words and actions not only will appear in newspaper accounts but will be repeated over and over in Americans' living rooms.
- CNN's pitfalls, have stressed style as well as substance in recent decades, knowing that their words and actions not only will appear in newspaper accounts but will be repeated over and over in Americans' living rooms.
- Chicago's pitfalls, have stressed style as well as substance in recent decades, knowing that their words and actions not only will appear in newspaper accounts but will be repeated over and over in Americans' living rooms.
- Great Debates's pitfalls, have stressed style as well as substance in recent decades, knowing that their words and actions not only will appear in newspaper accounts but will be repeated over and over in Americans' living rooms.
- JFK's pitfalls, have stressed style as well as substance in recent decades, knowing that their words and actions not only will appear in newspaper accounts but will be repeated over and over in Americans' living rooms.
- John F. Kennedy's pitfalls, have stressed style as well as substance in recent decades, knowing that their words and actions not only will appear in newspaper accounts but will be repeated over and over in Americans' living rooms.
- Kennedy's pitfalls, have stressed style as well as substance in recent decades, knowing that their words and actions not only will appear in newspaper accounts but will be repeated over and over in Americans' living rooms.
- Massachusetts's pitfalls, have stressed style as well as substance in recent decades, knowing that their words and actions not only will appear in newspaper accounts but will be repeated over and over in Americans' living rooms.
- Nixon's pitfalls, have stressed style as well as substance in recent decades, knowing that their words and actions not only will appear in newspaper accounts but will be repeated over and over in Americans' living rooms.
- Republican's pitfalls, have stressed style as well as substance in recent decades, knowing that their words and actions not only will appear in newspaper accounts but will be repeated over and over in Americans' living rooms.
- Richard M. Nixon's pitfalls, have stressed style as well as substance in recent decades, knowing that their words and actions not only will appear in newspaper accounts but will be repeated over and over in Americans' living rooms.
- Robert Gilbert's pitfalls, have stressed style as well as substance in recent decades, knowing that their words and actions not only will appear in newspaper accounts but will be repeated over and over in Americans' living rooms.
- U.S.'s pitfalls, have stressed style as well as substance in recent decades, knowing that their words and actions not only will appear in newspaper accounts but will be repeated over and over in Americans' living rooms.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

These stunning pictures show inside London's latest luxury superflats which will set their new owners back up to £5.5million - but they do come with the perk of a pizza lift which can be used to have food and deliveries sent directly into their homes. As the former restaurant of the iconic Adelphi Theatre, the Grade II listed building on the Strand was a popular fine dining haunt of actors and celebrities. But while the theatre remains, developers Enstar Capital have spent the past five years transforming the building's upper floors into Gatti House, a new residential complex made up of four luxurious two and three bedroom apartments in the heart of the West End.

When

OPTIONS:
- Adelphi Theatre acquired the building in 2010, the building needed significant work to be done in order to return it to its former glory - and the restoration is now finally complete.
- Enstar Capital acquired the building in 2010, the building needed significant work to be done in order to return it to its former glory - and the restoration is now finally complete.
- Gatti House acquired the building in 2010, the building needed significant work to be done in order to return it to its former glory - and the restoration is now finally complete.
- Grade II acquired the building in 2010, the building needed significant work to be done in order to return it to its former glory - and the restoration is now finally complete.
- London acquired the building in 2010, the building needed significant work to be done in order to return it to its former glory - and the restoration is now finally complete.
- Strand acquired the building in 2010, the building needed significant work to be done in order to return it to its former glory - and the restoration is now finally complete.
- Titanic acquired the building in 2010, the building needed significant work to be done in order to return it to its former glory - and the restoration is now finally complete.
- West End acquired the building in 2010, the building needed significant work to be done in order to return it to its former glory - and the restoration is now finally complete.


Victoria's Secret has come under heavy criticism online for allegedly 'ripping off' designs from famed Australian swimwear brand Triangl. The company unveiled its summer swimwear line recently and sparked outrage on social media with users labeling the lingerie giant a 'ripoff' and 'knock off' factory because of the striking similarities between its newly-released swimwear designs and those of popular brand Triangl. Triangl has become the hottest name in swimwear since launching in Australia in 2012. Its signature color-blocked swimsuits have attracted a cult following of models and celebrities such as Beyonce, Kendall Jenner, and Ellie Goulding. Triangl fans have been tweeting things like: 'Victoria's Secret knockoff Triangl bikinis needs to stop.'

Some users also prefer the

OPTIONS:
- Australia swimsuits over the original Triangl style because they're more affordable.
- Australian swimsuits over the original Triangl style because they're more affordable.
- Beyonce swimsuits over the original Triangl style because they're more affordable.
- Ellie Goulding swimsuits over the original Triangl style because they're more affordable.
- Kendall Jenner swimsuits over the original Triangl style because they're more affordable.
- Traingl swimsuits over the original Triangl style because they're more affordable.
- Triangl swimsuits over the original Triangl style because they're more affordable.
- Victoria's Secret swimsuits over the original Triangl style because they're more affordable.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) The Messy Truth, a special program hosted by Van Jones, airs Tuesday at 9 p.m. EST. I got tired of just sitting on the CNN set, talking about Donald Trump voters. So, days before the 2016 election, I decided to fly into a battleground state -- and talk to them. I visited Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, where a major battle was fought in America's Civil War. I wanted to know one thing: Are we on the verge of another civil war? What I learned surprised me. The answers are even more important, now that Trump has won. My film crew recorded our Gettysburg encounters in hopes they'd shed light on this tense moment in America.

Four moms sat on the front porch and debated

OPTIONS:
- America's candidacy.
- Americans's candidacy.
- CNN's candidacy.
- Civil War's candidacy.
- Donald Trump's candidacy.
- Gettysburg's candidacy.
- Messy Truth's candidacy.
- Pennsylvania's candidacy.
- Trump's candidacy.
- Van Jones's candidacy.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Tory peer Karren Brady has ruled out replacing Lord Sugar on the Apprentice – but hinted she could make a run to be London Mayor. The West Ham chairman, who was elevated to the House of Lords by David Cameron last year, said she had 'no desire to do television' and would walk away from the hit BBC show whenever Lord Sugar leaves. Baroness Brady said she was 'looking to do less television and more House of Lords – not the other way around'. Tory peer Karen Brady has ruled out replacing Lord Sugar on the Apprentice – but hinted she could make a run to be London Mayor

'There are issues that need resolving and there's a lot of campaigning that needs to be done to promote

OPTIONS:
- Apprentice around the world.'
- BBC around the world.'
- Baroness Brady around the world.'
- David Cameron around the world.'
- House of Lords around the world.'
- Karen Brady around the world.'
- Karren Brady around the world.'
- London around the world.'
- Lord Sugar around the world.'
- Tory around the world.'
- West Ham around the world.'


Write the last sentence in this story.

Two teenage girls were subjected to a three-hour ordeal where they were terrorised by a man who was armed with a car jack. A 34-year-old man, from Kooringal, drove up next to the 17-year-olds while they were in a car on Beauty Point Avenue in Wagga Wagga - in southern New South Wales - about 8pm on March 17, according to police documents seen by the Daily Advertiser. The man got out of the car, knocked on the glass of the window of the girls' vehicle and tried to get in, but the door was locked. This did not deter him and the man went on to to stand in front of the vehicle, with his arms crossed and talked to the girls through a closed window.

But this was not the last time they would encounter the

OPTIONS:
- Beauty Point Avenue man.
- Daily Advertiser man.
- Girls man.
- Kooringal man.
- NSW man.
- New South Wales man.
- Wagga Wagga man.


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

(CNN) She spoke out on behalf of young undocumented immigrants like herself who want legal status. Now she's in the custody of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Daniela Vargas, 22, was arrested Wednesday after sharing her family's story -- including her father and brother's arrest last month by ICE officers -- during a news conference in Jackson, Mississippi. Moments before her arrest by ICE, Vargas had advocated for young people who, like herself, were brought to the US illegally as children, then qualified for a temporary reprieve from deportation under the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, known as DACA. Recipients often are called DREAMers, a reference to the DREAM Act, which if approved by Congress would give DACA participants permanent legal status.

"The path to citizenship is necessary for

OPTIONS:
- Argentina recipients but also for the other 11 million undocumented people with dreams," Vargas told reporters.
- CNN recipients but also for the other 11 million undocumented people with dreams," Vargas told reporters.
- Congress recipients but also for the other 11 million undocumented people with dreams," Vargas told reporters.
- DACA recipients but also for the other 11 million undocumented people with dreams," Vargas told reporters.
- DREAM Act recipients but also for the other 11 million undocumented people with dreams," Vargas told reporters.
- DREAMers recipients but also for the other 11 million undocumented people with dreams," Vargas told reporters.
- Daniela Vargas recipients but also for the other 11 million undocumented people with dreams," Vargas told reporters.
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipients but also for the other 11 million undocumented people with dreams," Vargas told reporters.
- ICE recipients but also for the other 11 million undocumented people with dreams," Vargas told reporters.
- Jackson recipients but also for the other 11 million undocumented people with dreams," Vargas told reporters.
- Mississippi recipients but also for the other 11 million undocumented people with dreams," Vargas told reporters.
- Obama recipients but also for the other 11 million undocumented people with dreams," Vargas told reporters.
- US recipients but also for the other 11 million undocumented people with dreams," Vargas told reporters.
- US Immigration and Customs Enforcement recipients but also for the other 11 million undocumented people with dreams," Vargas told reporters.
- United States recipients but also for the other 11 million undocumented people with dreams," Vargas told reporters.
- Vargas recipients but also for the other 11 million undocumented people with dreams," Vargas told reporters.


Find the right ending to this passage.

An acclaimed children's author and mother-of-two has shared the harrowing story of how she desperately tried to save her teenage daughters from anorexia and depression - and how revealing their family story to the world, in the form of two memoirs, has helped them heal. To the rest of the world, Clare B. Dunkle, an accomplished young adult novelist, appeared to have the perfect life; she had a husband, two bright daughters and a successful career. But the year her youngest daughter Elena turned 14 everything started to change. Both Elena and her older sister Valerie, who was 16 at the time, became moody and nervous.

Over the course of her illness,

OPTIONS:
- Clare was admitted into four hospitals and two intensive care wards.
- Clare B. Dunkle was admitted into four hospitals and two intensive care wards.
- Elena was admitted into four hospitals and two intensive care wards.
- Elena Vanishing was admitted into four hospitals and two intensive care wards.
- GRAPHIC was admitted into four hospitals and two intensive care wards.
- Hope and Other Luxuries was admitted into four hospitals and two intensive care wards.
- Valerie was admitted into four hospitals and two intensive care wards.


How does this story end?

A shocking video has been released showing four tourists they catching a bronzer shark in New Zealand, dragging the thrashing creature in to shore and then pose for photos with the creature. Andreas Rasmussen, Christian Boyum Johansen and Johan Berg are filmed by Emil Fogh, standing just centimetres away from the shark they've captured in an activity that is terrifying but completely legal in New Zealand, to the point it has become a competitive sport. One of the man stands at the water's edge with a fishing line in his hands and the waves lapping at his feet when suddenly he launches forward, dragged by the great weight of the creature who has attached itself to his fishing line.

'The 'catch and release' philosophy is in keeping with

OPTIONS:
- Andreas Rasmussen's dedication to conservation and sustainable fishing,' according to the New Zealand Tourism Guide website.
- Christian Boyum Johansen's dedication to conservation and sustainable fishing,' according to the New Zealand Tourism Guide website.
- Emil Fogh's dedication to conservation and sustainable fishing,' according to the New Zealand Tourism Guide website.
- Johan Berg's dedication to conservation and sustainable fishing,' according to the New Zealand Tourism Guide website.
- New Zealand's dedication to conservation and sustainable fishing,' according to the New Zealand Tourism Guide website.


Seven decades of separation has seen even the language of North and South Korea split into two different dialects. The two countries, though enemies, are tied together by history, by family and by language - but only to a point. South Koreans have incorporated many English words and phrases into their language while isolated communist North Korea has eliminated words with foreign origins and created homegrown substitutes. North Korean defector Pak Mi-ok ended up going without water during a meal in the South because she was too shy to admit she didn't understand the term 'self-service' For those south of the divide, English-based words like 'shampoo,' 'juice' and 'self-service' are common.

Linguists say it takes about two years for

OPTIONS:
- English defectors to feel comfortable conversing in South Korea.
- North Korea defectors to feel comfortable conversing in South Korea.
- North Korean defectors to feel comfortable conversing in South Korea.
- North and South Korea defectors to feel comfortable conversing in South Korea.
- Pak Mi defectors to feel comfortable conversing in South Korea.
- South defectors to feel comfortable conversing in South Korea.
- South Koreans defectors to feel comfortable conversing in South Korea.


Complete the passage.

Get ready for the mother of all hoedowns. Dolly Parton, Queen of Country and proud possessor of the biggest hairdo — among other things — in showbusiness, will appear on stage next May at a party at her grand Tennessee home. Friends and family will gather at the 60-acre estate at Willow Lake outside Nashville, music royalty mixing with her close friends, and even a bit of both in the form of the singer’s goddaughter, oversexed pop star Miley Cyrus. The bash will mark a very special occasion — Dolly’s 50th wedding anniversary and a renewal of her marriage vows — so one guest really has no excuse for not being there.

It was claimed that Mr Kiracofe had given

OPTIONS:
- Carl Thomas Dean an ultimatum to choose between him and her husband.
- Dolly an ultimatum to choose between him and her husband.
- Dolly Parton an ultimatum to choose between him and her husband.
- Elusive an ultimatum to choose between him and her husband.
- Miley Cyrus an ultimatum to choose between him and her husband.
- Nashville an ultimatum to choose between him and her husband.
- Tennessee an ultimatum to choose between him and her husband.
- Willow Lake an ultimatum to choose between him and her husband.


How does the sentence end?

Callum Smith feels he has 'a point to prove' when he takes on Liverpool rival Rocky Fielding for the vacant British super-middleweight title. The unbeaten super-middleweights are clashing for the British title in a fight doubling up as a world title eliminator at the Echo Arena in Liverpool on November 7. Smith said: There's a lot of people with split opinions and it's not nice when people say that you are going to lose. I feel like I have got a pint to prove. 'I know I am the better fighter and I am looking forward to proving that to Rocky and his fans on the night and proving I am the best super middleweight in the city and ready to become one of the best in the world.'

I know exactly how

OPTIONS:
- British fights, he's confident, he comes forward, and he throws good shots - head, body, uppercuts and hooks - I don't need to watch tapes of him.
- Callum Smith fights, he's confident, he comes forward, and he throws good shots - head, body, uppercuts and hooks - I don't need to watch tapes of him.
- Echo Arena fights, he's confident, he comes forward, and he throws good shots - head, body, uppercuts and hooks - I don't need to watch tapes of him.
- Liverpool fights, he's confident, he comes forward, and he throws good shots - head, body, uppercuts and hooks - I don't need to watch tapes of him.
- Rocky fights, he's confident, he comes forward, and he throws good shots - head, body, uppercuts and hooks - I don't need to watch tapes of him.
- Rocky Fielding fights, he's confident, he comes forward, and he throws good shots - head, body, uppercuts and hooks - I don't need to watch tapes of him.
- Smith fights, he's confident, he comes forward, and he throws good shots - head, body, uppercuts and hooks - I don't need to watch tapes of him.


How does the sentence end?

Washington (CNN) The Supreme Court let stand a lower court opinion that said that the NCAA 's so called "amateur rules" that required that college students not be paid -- violate anti-trust laws. The opinion by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals said the NCAA could not limit schools from giving full scholarships including costs of attendance to students. The court ruled, however, that the schools did not have to hold deferred funds in a trust for athletes to cover up to $5,000 a year for name, image and likeness rights. Supreme Court won't take up Washington Redskins trademark case

Both sides asked the

OPTIONS:
- CNN to review the case and the justices declined both petitions on Monday.
- NCAA to review the case and the justices declined both petitions on Monday.
- Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals to review the case and the justices declined both petitions on Monday.
- Supreme Court to review the case and the justices declined both petitions on Monday.
- Washington to review the case and the justices declined both petitions on Monday.
- Washington Redskins to review the case and the justices declined both petitions on Monday.


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

(CNN) Warning: This story contains graphic language. Donald Trump engaged in crude and demeaning conversations about women over a 17-year-period with radio shock-jock Howard Stern, according to a review by CNN's KFile of hours of newly uncovered audio. Among the topics Trump discussed: his daughter Ivanka's physique, having sex with women on their menstrual cycles, threesomes, and checking out of a relationship with women after they turn 35. Trump's long track record of making misogynistic comments and engaging in lewd conversations about sex took on a new and much darker tone on Friday night, when the Washington Post published audio of Trump, caught on a hot mic in 2005, bragging about how women let him do whatever he wants to them because he's a celebrity.

"I can say to

OPTIONS:
- CNN's wife, that's true," Trump responds.
- Donald Trump's wife, that's true," Trump responds.
- Howard Stern's wife, that's true," Trump responds.
- Ivanka's wife, that's true," Trump responds.
- KFile's wife, that's true," Trump responds.
- Trump's wife, that's true," Trump responds.
- Washington Post's wife, that's true," Trump responds.


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(CNN) -- A Florida appeals court granted George Zimmerman's request for a new judge Wednesday, saying the original judge's remarks put Zimmerman in reasonable fear of a fair trial. Zimmerman, 28, is charged with second-degree murder in the February 26 shooting death of teenager Trayvon Martin. Zimmerman's attorneys wanted Seminole County Circuit Judge Kenneth Lester removed, saying language he used in a bail order disparaged their client's character and held over his head the threat of future criminal proceedings. The Fifth District Court of Appeal agreed, and Lester must now step down. There was no immediate response to the ruling from either Lester, prosecutors or Zimmerman's attorneys.

The former neighborhood watch captain has pleaded not guilty to the charges and said he shot the 17-year-old Martin in self-defense after

OPTIONS:
- CNN attacked him.
- District Court of Appeal attacked him.
- Florida attacked him.
- George Zimmerman attacked him.
- Kenneth Lester attacked him.
- Lester attacked him.
- Seminole County attacked him.
- Trayvon Martin attacked him.
- Zimmerman attacked him.


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(CNN) At a rally in Youngstown, Ohio, Tuesday night, President Donald Trump mused on critics who say he doesn't act "presidential" enough. "It is much easier to act presidential than what we are doing here tonight, believe me," Trump assured his audience. "With the exception of the late, great Abraham Lincoln, I can be more presidential than any president that's ever held this office." Well then. Lincoln has frequently been singled out for praise by Trump and used as a point of reference when he is when pondering the impact of his own presidency. "Great president," Trump said of Lincoln in March of this year. "Most people don't even know he was a Republican. Right? Does anyone know? A lot of people don't know that. We have to build that up a little more."

In those rankings, which are determined by the collective views of a group of historians,

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- Abraham Lincoln has been ranked as the best president in history in each of the three years (2000, 2009, 2017) C-SPAN has conducted the survey.
- CNN has been ranked as the best president in history in each of the three years (2000, 2009, 2017) C-SPAN has conducted the survey.
- Donald Trump has been ranked as the best president in history in each of the three years (2000, 2009, 2017) C-SPAN has conducted the survey.
- Lincoln has been ranked as the best president in history in each of the three years (2000, 2009, 2017) C-SPAN has conducted the survey.
- Ohio has been ranked as the best president in history in each of the three years (2000, 2009, 2017) C-SPAN has conducted the survey.
- Republican has been ranked as the best president in history in each of the three years (2000, 2009, 2017) C-SPAN has conducted the survey.
- Trump has been ranked as the best president in history in each of the three years (2000, 2009, 2017) C-SPAN has conducted the survey.
- Youngstown has been ranked as the best president in history in each of the three years (2000, 2009, 2017) C-SPAN has conducted the survey.


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LeBron James believes there is nobody in the world that can stop him. He is too strong, too fast, too skilled. For the Golden State Warriors to win the NBA title, they will need to get past James and the Cleveland Cavaliers in the finals starting on Thursday night. And not just once - but four times in seven games. 'Some have been successful. Many have failed,' said Warriors forward Draymond Green, the runner-up for defensive player of the year and among at least four players who will get their shot at James in the series. Defending the four-time MVP is a challenge the Warriors think they are as well-equipped as anybody to face.

He said it's always a luxury for a team to have a variety of defensive players, and the

OPTIONS:
- Cleveland Cavaliers are no different in that regard.
- Draymond Green are no different in that regard.
- Golden State are no different in that regard.
- Golden State Warriors are no different in that regard.
- James are no different in that regard.
- LeBron James are no different in that regard.
- NBA are no different in that regard.
- Warriors are no different in that regard.


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Samantha Cameron showcased another election campaign outfit this morning, firming up her position as the most stylish of the politician's partners. The Prime Minister's wife showed her support of UK business by sporting a thoroughly British outfit at the Conservative Party's manifesto launch in Swindon. Wearing a simple but elegant £185 emerald green wrap dress by London-based designer The Fold, Mrs Cameron looked every inch the First Lady of British politics as she arrived at the town's University Technical Colleges. Winning in the style stakes: Samantha Cameron, wearing an £185 Hampton dress in emerald green from The Fold, supports husband David as he launches the Conservative Party's manifesto in Swindon

OPTIONS:
- Amanda Holden had Sam's full attention and she only paused to smile, exchange some knowing looks with the Chancellor and to applaud.
- British had Sam's full attention and she only paused to smile, exchange some knowing looks with the Chancellor and to applaud.
- Cameron had Sam's full attention and she only paused to smile, exchange some knowing looks with the Chancellor and to applaud.
- Conservative Party had Sam's full attention and she only paused to smile, exchange some knowing looks with the Chancellor and to applaud.
- David had Sam's full attention and she only paused to smile, exchange some knowing looks with the Chancellor and to applaud.
- Davina McCall had Sam's full attention and she only paused to smile, exchange some knowing looks with the Chancellor and to applaud.
- First Lady had Sam's full attention and she only paused to smile, exchange some knowing looks with the Chancellor and to applaud.
- Hampton had Sam's full attention and she only paused to smile, exchange some knowing looks with the Chancellor and to applaud.
- London had Sam's full attention and she only paused to smile, exchange some knowing looks with the Chancellor and to applaud.
- Sam Cam had Sam's full attention and she only paused to smile, exchange some knowing looks with the Chancellor and to applaud.
- Samantha had Sam's full attention and she only paused to smile, exchange some knowing looks with the Chancellor and to applaud.
- Samantha Cameron had Sam's full attention and she only paused to smile, exchange some knowing looks with the Chancellor and to applaud.
- Swindon had Sam's full attention and she only paused to smile, exchange some knowing looks with the Chancellor and to applaud.
- The Fold had Sam's full attention and she only paused to smile, exchange some knowing looks with the Chancellor and to applaud.
- UK had Sam's full attention and she only paused to smile, exchange some knowing looks with the Chancellor and to applaud.
- University Technical Colleges had Sam's full attention and she only paused to smile, exchange some knowing looks with the Chancellor and to applaud.


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Sao Paulo (CNN) The Brazilian government, already struggling with a deep recession and Zika virus pandemic, is now fighting just to survive. The latest crisis began when federal police took former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in for questioning as part of a long-running corruption investigation. A few days later, his handpicked successor and protege, President Dilma Rousseff, named him chief of staff, a move that largely protects him from prosecution. This prompted massive street protests. A legal battle has ensued trying to block Lula's appointment while efforts to impeach the president have gained momentum. Here are some questions and answers about the turmoil roiling South America's largest country:

-- There were 1.5 million cases of

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- Brazil in 2015.
- Brazilian in 2015.
- CNN in 2015.
- Dilma Rousseff in 2015.
- Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in 2015.
- Lula in 2015.
- Sao Paulo in 2015.
- South America in 2015.
- Zika in 2015.


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Australia’s Ashes tour was in crisis  after experienced wicketkeeper Brad Haddin was forced to pull out of the second Test at Lord’s for personal reasons and Shane Watson was dropped. That means a Test debut for 29-year-old New South Wales keeper Peter Nevill, who is uncapped by Australia in any international format, and a recall for 23-year-old all-rounder Mitchell Marsh, who played four Tests late last year. 'I can confirm that Brad Haddin has withdrawn himself from the second Test at Lord’s for family reasons,' the team’s media manager, Kate Hutchison, said. 'He will remain with the team in London.'

* Aged 29,

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- Ashes has never represented his country in any form of competitive international cricket
- Ashes Test has never represented his country in any form of competitive international cricket
- Australia has never represented his country in any form of competitive international cricket
- Brad Haddin has never represented his country in any form of competitive international cricket
- Cardiff has never represented his country in any form of competitive international cricket
- Darren Lehmann has never represented his country in any form of competitive international cricket
- Kate Hutchison has never represented his country in any form of competitive international cricket
- London has never represented his country in any form of competitive international cricket
- Lord’s has never represented his country in any form of competitive international cricket
- Mitchell Marsh has never represented his country in any form of competitive international cricket
- New South Wales has never represented his country in any form of competitive international cricket
- Peter Nevill has never represented his country in any form of competitive international cricket
- Shane Watson has never represented his country in any form of competitive international cricket


(CNN) When Sudanese refugee Aziz Adam landed on Christmas Island, in Australian territory, he thought his days of horror and torture were over. Fleeing without his family, under threat of death for being a member of the wrong tribe in Sudan, he told CNN he would rather die in the ocean than be tortured in his home country. But when he was transferred to Australia's remote detention center on Manus Island in 2013, he realized his trauma had only just begun. "They just want us to die. For the last three years we were under heavy, systematic torture (which) aim to force us to go back ... Hundreds of us lost their minds completely," he said.

But for the detainees, who spoke to CNN in a series of WhatsApp messages from inside the compound, the closure of

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- Australia doesn't come as a relief.
- Australian doesn't come as a relief.
- Aziz Adam doesn't come as a relief.
- CNN doesn't come as a relief.
- Christmas Island doesn't come as a relief.
- Manus Island doesn't come as a relief.
- Sudan doesn't come as a relief.
- Sudanese doesn't come as a relief.


Sydney (CNN) -- Australia has a female prime minister. Her name is Julia Eileen Gillard. Australia also has a shock jock commercial radio broadcaster and his name is Alan Belford Jones. His dislike of the prime minister is as legendary as his typically adoring, right-wing retiree listeners are loyal. The two have been involved in an almighty collision that is proving commercially and politically disastrous for Jones and a likely polling gift for Gillard. Jones is a former coach of the Australian National Rugby Union team who sought Liberal Party pre-selection in the late 1970s. He is also a determined climate change denier who 13 years ago was investigated over allegations of accepting commercial support from companies in exchange for favorable comment. Despite this, the take-no-prisoner broadcaster remains one of Australia's most popular and highly paid radio announcers.

While many commentators believe the

OPTIONS:
- Alan Belford Jones's decision not to speak with Jones, on or off air, could result in a lift in the polls, others think if her cabinet supporters protest too loudly, the gains will be lost.
- Alan Jones's decision not to speak with Jones, on or off air, could result in a lift in the polls, others think if her cabinet supporters protest too loudly, the gains will be lost.
- Australia's decision not to speak with Jones, on or off air, could result in a lift in the polls, others think if her cabinet supporters protest too loudly, the gains will be lost.
- Australian's decision not to speak with Jones, on or off air, could result in a lift in the polls, others think if her cabinet supporters protest too loudly, the gains will be lost.
- Australian National Rugby Union's decision not to speak with Jones, on or off air, could result in a lift in the polls, others think if her cabinet supporters protest too loudly, the gains will be lost.
- CNN's decision not to speak with Jones, on or off air, could result in a lift in the polls, others think if her cabinet supporters protest too loudly, the gains will be lost.
- Gillard's decision not to speak with Jones, on or off air, could result in a lift in the polls, others think if her cabinet supporters protest too loudly, the gains will be lost.
- Jones's decision not to speak with Jones, on or off air, could result in a lift in the polls, others think if her cabinet supporters protest too loudly, the gains will be lost.
- Julia Eileen Gillard's decision not to speak with Jones, on or off air, could result in a lift in the polls, others think if her cabinet supporters protest too loudly, the gains will be lost.
- Liberal Party's decision not to speak with Jones, on or off air, could result in a lift in the polls, others think if her cabinet supporters protest too loudly, the gains will be lost.
- Sydney's decision not to speak with Jones, on or off air, could result in a lift in the polls, others think if her cabinet supporters protest too loudly, the gains will be lost.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump's combative defense of far-right protesters packs a nausea-inducing punch when you listen to it in Europe -- in territories that were occupied and ruled by a fascist regime. Territories that were liberated only when free people -- including Americans -- fought the Nazis forcefully and violently. The President, who grudgingly condemned US neo-Nazi groups Monday, promptly tore up the script written for him by political staff and decided to double down on his defense of protesters Tuesday night, intensifying his effort to draw a moral equivalency between racists and the people who fight them. I watched it all from my apartment in Amsterdam, just a few blocks from one of the most poignant monuments to the horrors of Nazi rule: the house where Anne Frank hid from the Nazis. As I write I can hear the church bells of the nearby Westertoren, a sound Anne described in her diary as comforting.

If ignorance really is the reason, he and the country would benefit from a

OPTIONS:
- Americans history lesson.
- Amsterdam history lesson.
- Anne history lesson.
- Anne Frank history lesson.
- CNN history lesson.
- Donald Trump history lesson.
- Europe history lesson.
- European history lesson.
- Frida Ghitis history lesson.
- Nazi history lesson.
- Nazis history lesson.
- Territories history lesson.
- Trump history lesson.
- US history lesson.
- Westertoren history lesson.


(CNN) -- You are only a short putt away from a major championship and golfing immortality. You can already taste the acclaim, hear the roars from the gallery crowded round the 18th green and smell the bundles of cash heading your way. But then an image of Rory McIlroy slumped over his driver at Augusta in 2011 flashes through your mind, Adam Scott sinking to the turf at the British Open a year later after throwing away a four-shot lead. Before you know it, you're having dark visions of Jean Van de Velde wading through the Barry Burn at Carnoustie during his own British Open meltdown in 1999.

After his triumph, Bradley said he actually felt energized after his mistake, such was the positive frame of mind

OPTIONS:
- Adam Scott had helped him download.
- Augusta had helped him download.
- Barry Burn had helped him download.
- Bob Rotella had helped him download.
- British had helped him download.
- British Open had helped him download.
- CNN had helped him download.
- Carnoustie had helped him download.
- Jean Van de Velde had helped him download.
- Keegan Bradley had helped him download.
- Open had helped him download.
- Rory McIlroy had helped him download.
- Rotella had helped him download.


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Earlier this week, quotes from Moussa Sissoko emerged in France which appeared to show the Newcastle midfielder claiming that Crystal Palace were a bigger club than the Magpies. Sportsmail asked Mark Jensen, editor of Newcastle fansite themag.co.uk, about Sissoko's words. On Sunday The Mag was the first in England to carry quotes from an interview Moussa Sissoko gave on the other side of the Channel to France Football. It was interesting to hear him talk about a whole range of subjects, including the fact that Newcastle United had 'vetoed' a move away from Tyneside in the summer. When asked about whether he had an agreement with Newcastle that he could leave next summer, the French international was evasive and just said that he wanted to do his best for Newcastle this season and then hopefully do the same for his country at Euro 2016, which is being held in France.

OPTIONS:
- Channel's reference to Cabaye playing for a big club is clearly a reference to PSG, not Crystal Palace.
- Crystal Palace's reference to Cabaye playing for a big club is clearly a reference to PSG, not Crystal Palace.
- England's reference to Cabaye playing for a big club is clearly a reference to PSG, not Crystal Palace.
- Euro 2016's reference to Cabaye playing for a big club is clearly a reference to PSG, not Crystal Palace.
- France's reference to Cabaye playing for a big club is clearly a reference to PSG, not Crystal Palace.
- France Football's reference to Cabaye playing for a big club is clearly a reference to PSG, not Crystal Palace.
- French's reference to Cabaye playing for a big club is clearly a reference to PSG, not Crystal Palace.
- Magpies's reference to Cabaye playing for a big club is clearly a reference to PSG, not Crystal Palace.
- Mark Jensen's reference to Cabaye playing for a big club is clearly a reference to PSG, not Crystal Palace.
- Midfielder's reference to Cabaye playing for a big club is clearly a reference to PSG, not Crystal Palace.
- Moussa Sissoko's reference to Cabaye playing for a big club is clearly a reference to PSG, not Crystal Palace.
- Newcastle's reference to Cabaye playing for a big club is clearly a reference to PSG, not Crystal Palace.
- Newcastle United's reference to Cabaye playing for a big club is clearly a reference to PSG, not Crystal Palace.
- Sissoko's reference to Cabaye playing for a big club is clearly a reference to PSG, not Crystal Palace.
- Sportsmail's reference to Cabaye playing for a big club is clearly a reference to PSG, not Crystal Palace.
- The Mag's reference to Cabaye playing for a big club is clearly a reference to PSG, not Crystal Palace.
- Tyneside's reference to Cabaye playing for a big club is clearly a reference to PSG, not Crystal Palace.


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Andy Murray has credited Amelie Mauresmo with setting him up for another crack at Wimbledon glory after fearing his days at the top were numbered. The state of the Scot's game came into sharp focus last year when he drifted out of the world's top 10, and a bountiful career had reached a critical crossroads. But as Mauresmo prepares for a temporary parting of the ways with Murray, to have her first child, it is the Frenchwoman's influence which has been held up by the 28-year-old as a principal factor in his resurgence. Murray is long past having to bear questioning of his decision to hire a woman as his coach, with the wisdom of his choice fully vindicated by results, especially this season.

His draw might be difficult, with Mikhail Kukushkin the Tuesday opener he is focusing on, feasibly to be followed by clashes with the likes of Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Rafael Nadal and

OPTIONS:
- ATP Tour Finals before the final.
- Amelie Mauresmo before the final.
- Andy Murray before the final.
- Frenchwoman before the final.
- Jonas Bjorkman before the final.
- Mauresmo before the final.
- Murray before the final.
- Roger Federer before the final.
- Scot before the final.
- Swede before the final.
- Wimbledon before the final.


Lacklustre Brazil beat Costa Rica 1-0 in New Jersey on Saturday but the revamped team of the five-times world champions failed to impress in their penultimate friendly before next month's World Cup qualifiers. Zenit St Petersburg striker Hulk scored after nine minutes when he muscled his way past a defender and fired home from 12 metres. Hulk started for the first time since enduring a disappointing World Cup last year while coach Dunga gave debuts to Gremio goalkeeper Marcelo Grohe and Santos midfielder Lucas Lima. Only two players remained from the side that lost the Copa America quarter-final to Paraguay in July.

Dunga's team could not build on the

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- Brazil goal and neither team looked particularly menacing for the remainder of an uneventful first period.
- Copa America goal and neither team looked particularly menacing for the remainder of an uneventful first period.
- Costa Rica goal and neither team looked particularly menacing for the remainder of an uneventful first period.
- Dunga goal and neither team looked particularly menacing for the remainder of an uneventful first period.
- Gremio goal and neither team looked particularly menacing for the remainder of an uneventful first period.
- Hulk goal and neither team looked particularly menacing for the remainder of an uneventful first period.
- Lucas Lima goal and neither team looked particularly menacing for the remainder of an uneventful first period.
- Marcelo Grohe goal and neither team looked particularly menacing for the remainder of an uneventful first period.
- New Jersey goal and neither team looked particularly menacing for the remainder of an uneventful first period.
- Paraguay goal and neither team looked particularly menacing for the remainder of an uneventful first period.
- Santos goal and neither team looked particularly menacing for the remainder of an uneventful first period.
- United States goal and neither team looked particularly menacing for the remainder of an uneventful first period.
- World Cup goal and neither team looked particularly menacing for the remainder of an uneventful first period.
- Zenit St Petersburg goal and neither team looked particularly menacing for the remainder of an uneventful first period.


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At the funeral for her three-year-old son, who was found dead on a Maryland park swing that she'd been pushing for hours, mother Romechia Simms wiped tears from her eyes. Simms, 24, who was hospitalized for four days after her son was found dead on May 22, sang 'This Little Light of Mine' along side the boy's father, James 'Donnell' Lee, 29, and other mourners at funeral on Friday. The boy, Ji'Aire Lee was laid out in a white casket surrounded by white roses at First Baptist Church of Highland Park in Landover, Maryland. As pallbearers carried the casket to a burial site at Resurrection Cemetery in Clinton, Maryland, Simms and Lee held hands.

OPTIONS:
- Both Lee suffers from depression and bipolor disorder and had 'some kind of psychotic episode' in the park, her mother, Vontasha Simms, 47, said.
- Clinton suffers from depression and bipolor disorder and had 'some kind of psychotic episode' in the park, her mother, Vontasha Simms, 47, said.
- First Baptist Church suffers from depression and bipolor disorder and had 'some kind of psychotic episode' in the park, her mother, Vontasha Simms, 47, said.
- Highland Park suffers from depression and bipolor disorder and had 'some kind of psychotic episode' in the park, her mother, Vontasha Simms, 47, said.
- James 'Donnell suffers from depression and bipolor disorder and had 'some kind of psychotic episode' in the park, her mother, Vontasha Simms, 47, said.
- Ji'Aire suffers from depression and bipolor disorder and had 'some kind of psychotic episode' in the park, her mother, Vontasha Simms, 47, said.
- Ji'Aire Lee suffers from depression and bipolor disorder and had 'some kind of psychotic episode' in the park, her mother, Vontasha Simms, 47, said.
- Landover suffers from depression and bipolor disorder and had 'some kind of psychotic episode' in the park, her mother, Vontasha Simms, 47, said.
- Lee suffers from depression and bipolor disorder and had 'some kind of psychotic episode' in the park, her mother, Vontasha Simms, 47, said.
- Maryland suffers from depression and bipolor disorder and had 'some kind of psychotic episode' in the park, her mother, Vontasha Simms, 47, said.
- Resurrection Cemetery suffers from depression and bipolor disorder and had 'some kind of psychotic episode' in the park, her mother, Vontasha Simms, 47, said.
- Romechia Simms suffers from depression and bipolor disorder and had 'some kind of psychotic episode' in the park, her mother, Vontasha Simms, 47, said.
- Simms suffers from depression and bipolor disorder and had 'some kind of psychotic episode' in the park, her mother, Vontasha Simms, 47, said.
- This Little Light of Mine suffers from depression and bipolor disorder and had 'some kind of psychotic episode' in the park, her mother, Vontasha Simms, 47, said.


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Ed Miliband has accused David Cameron of running away from the leaders debates after he refused to take part in any during the election campaign David Cameron tonight flatly refused to appear in televised leaders debates during the election campaign - despite Britain's biggest broadcasters threatening to go ahead without him. Number 10 said the Prime Minister's position was 'clear' – reiterating that he was willing to do one seven-way debate at the end of March but no more. Downing Street's response came after the BBC, ITV, Sky and Channel 4 rejected his 'final offer' – and threatened to 'empty chair' him if he did not show up.

Downing Street had written to the broadcasters on Wednesday saying the

OPTIONS:
- BBC's 'final offer' was a single 90-minute debate featuring at least seven leaders before March 30.
- Britain's 'final offer' was a single 90-minute debate featuring at least seven leaders before March 30.
- Cameron's 'final offer' was a single 90-minute debate featuring at least seven leaders before March 30.
- Channel 4's 'final offer' was a single 90-minute debate featuring at least seven leaders before March 30.
- David Cameron's 'final offer' was a single 90-minute debate featuring at least seven leaders before March 30.
- Downing Street's 'final offer' was a single 90-minute debate featuring at least seven leaders before March 30.
- Ed Miliband's 'final offer' was a single 90-minute debate featuring at least seven leaders before March 30.
- ITV's 'final offer' was a single 90-minute debate featuring at least seven leaders before March 30.
- PM's 'final offer' was a single 90-minute debate featuring at least seven leaders before March 30.
- Sky's 'final offer' was a single 90-minute debate featuring at least seven leaders before March 30.


(CNN) The former leader of Catalonia urged Madrid to enter political negotiations following a regional election that gave pro-independence parties a majority in the Catalan parliament. "We are a democratically mature country that has earned the right to become a republic of free men and women," said former Catalan President Carles Puigdemont. In a recorded address made from self-imposed exile in Brussels, Belgium, Puigdemont appealed to Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy to accept the election results. "The ballot boxes have spoken, democracy has spoken, everyone has been able to express themselves. What is Rajoy waiting for in order to accept the results?" Puigdemont said in a speech posted Saturday on social media.

Following

OPTIONS:
- Belgium lawmakers' declaration of independence, Madrid dismissed the entire Catalan government and Parliament and seized control of the region.
- Brussels lawmakers' declaration of independence, Madrid dismissed the entire Catalan government and Parliament and seized control of the region.
- CNN lawmakers' declaration of independence, Madrid dismissed the entire Catalan government and Parliament and seized control of the region.
- Carles Puigdemont lawmakers' declaration of independence, Madrid dismissed the entire Catalan government and Parliament and seized control of the region.
- Catalan lawmakers' declaration of independence, Madrid dismissed the entire Catalan government and Parliament and seized control of the region.
- Catalonia lawmakers' declaration of independence, Madrid dismissed the entire Catalan government and Parliament and seized control of the region.
- Madrid lawmakers' declaration of independence, Madrid dismissed the entire Catalan government and Parliament and seized control of the region.
- Mariano Rajoy lawmakers' declaration of independence, Madrid dismissed the entire Catalan government and Parliament and seized control of the region.
- Puigdemont lawmakers' declaration of independence, Madrid dismissed the entire Catalan government and Parliament and seized control of the region.
- Rajoy lawmakers' declaration of independence, Madrid dismissed the entire Catalan government and Parliament and seized control of the region.
- Spain lawmakers' declaration of independence, Madrid dismissed the entire Catalan government and Parliament and seized control of the region.
- Spanish lawmakers' declaration of independence, Madrid dismissed the entire Catalan government and Parliament and seized control of the region.


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When they met in an online IVF support group back in 2011, Andrea Rivas and Sandi Palmisano were two women struggling to get pregnant. They longed for children and believed if they could at least have one healthy baby each, they'd be happy. Fast forward four years and the two women from Martinsburg, West Virginia have six babies between them – three sets of twins. And all of them were carried by Andrea. Their story is a miraculous one of hope and friendship. In 2014 Andrea made headlines when she gave birth to Sandi's children EmmaLee and Grayson after agreeing to become a gestational carrier for Palmisano when a medical condition prevented her from carrying an embryo to term.

'Never in a million years would it have occurred to me that

OPTIONS:
- Andrea would have offered to help us.'
- Andrea Rivas would have offered to help us.'
- Daily Mail Online would have offered to help us.'
- EmmaLee would have offered to help us.'
- Grayson would have offered to help us.'
- IVF would have offered to help us.'
- Mark would have offered to help us.'
- Martinsburg would have offered to help us.'
- Palmisano would have offered to help us.'
- Philip would have offered to help us.'
- Sandi would have offered to help us.'
- Sandi Palmisano would have offered to help us.'
- W Va would have offered to help us.'
- West Virginia would have offered to help us.'