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(CNN) Imagine being a father, excited to surprise your son with the ultimate gift: a weekend at Disneyland. But before you can buy tickets, pack your bags, or even begin to imagine the ear-to-ear grin on his face when you tell him, you -- a grown man -- have to ask permission from your probation officer. That's exactly the type of everyday experience that Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill, whose full name is Robert Rihmeek Williams, has struggled with for the last 10 years after coming home from prison. Despite the stringent probation restrictions Mill faces daily, he has built an international name for himself as a performer and has become a youth mentor to hundreds of kids through organizations like Universal Companies and the NBA's 76ers,  hoping to encourage young people to stay out of trouble. Sadly, in spite of all his hard work and community leadership, last Monday, Mill was sentenced to prison for 2-4 years for technical violations of his probation from a 2008 gun and drug case, for which he spent eight months in prison and was given five years of probation. His probation continued to be extended because of violations.

Mill's lawyers told us that even though

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- Disneyland explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- Genece E. Brinkley explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- Meek Mill explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- Mill explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- NBA explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- Pennsylvania explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- Philadelphia explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- Robert Rihmeek Williams explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- Shaka Senghor explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- Universal Companies explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- Van Jones explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.


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Before authorities arrested him at O'Hare International Airport and accused him of attempting to provide aid to ISIS, a teen from the Chicago suburbs left behind a letter for his parents. Mohammed Hamzah Khan, 19, wrote that he was leaving the United States and on the way to join ISIS, according to a criminal complaint. He invited his family to join him in the three-page letter, which authorities found in the bedroom he shared with a sibling in Bolingbrook, Illinois. But he warned them not to tell anyone about his travel plans, the complaint said. "First and foremost, please make sure not to to tell the authorities," he wrote, according to the complaint. "For if this were to happen it will jeopardize not only the safety of us but our family as well."

The search at Khan's Bolingbrook home, where he lives with his parents, turned up documents allegedly written by

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- Americans that stated his intentions.
- Bolingbrook that stated his intentions.
- Chicago that stated his intentions.
- ISIS that stated his intentions.
- Illinois that stated his intentions.
- Mohammed Hamzah Khan that stated his intentions.
- O'Hare International Airport that stated his intentions.
- United States that stated his intentions.


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(CNN) In the final months of the 2016 campaign, longtime Donald Trump associate Roger Stone repeatedly discussed his backchannel communications with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and claimed knowledge of forthcoming leaks from the group, a CNN KFile review of his public statements shows. Stone's comments about WikiLeaks have come under increased scrutiny as the FBI and congressional committees investigate whether Trump associates were involved in Russian efforts to interfere in the 2016 election. Stone has repeatedly and publicly denied that he had any contact with Russian officials during the campaign. Stone declined to answer questions from CNN for this story. After this story was published, WikiLeaks tweeted, "WikiLeaks & Assange have repeatedly confirmed that they have never communicated with Stone."

Stone tweets -- then deletes -- about communicating with

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- CNN, writing that he "never denied perfectly legal backchannel to Assange who indeed had the goods on #CrookedHillary."
- CNN KFile, writing that he "never denied perfectly legal backchannel to Assange who indeed had the goods on #CrookedHillary."
- Donald Trump, writing that he "never denied perfectly legal backchannel to Assange who indeed had the goods on #CrookedHillary."
- FBI, writing that he "never denied perfectly legal backchannel to Assange who indeed had the goods on #CrookedHillary."
- Julian Assange, writing that he "never denied perfectly legal backchannel to Assange who indeed had the goods on #CrookedHillary."
- Roger Stone, writing that he "never denied perfectly legal backchannel to Assange who indeed had the goods on #CrookedHillary."
- Russian, writing that he "never denied perfectly legal backchannel to Assange who indeed had the goods on #CrookedHillary."
- Stone, writing that he "never denied perfectly legal backchannel to Assange who indeed had the goods on #CrookedHillary."
- Trump, writing that he "never denied perfectly legal backchannel to Assange who indeed had the goods on #CrookedHillary."
- WikiLeaks, writing that he "never denied perfectly legal backchannel to Assange who indeed had the goods on #CrookedHillary."
- WikiLeaks & Assange, writing that he "never denied perfectly legal backchannel to Assange who indeed had the goods on #CrookedHillary."


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(CNN) Every few days Donald Trump challenges us with his obsession with race, ethnicity, religion and gender and with his relentless effort to alienate us from each other. The latest example finds him telling the Wall Street Journal that the federal judge hearing the fraud complaints against his defunct Trump "University" should disqualify himself because he is of Mexican descent. "I'm building a wall," said Trump, referring to his call for a huge border wall between the U.S. and Mexico, so the judge has "an inherent conflict of interest." Trump defended the comments in an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper on Friday, saying: "He's proud of his heritage. I respect him for that," yet adding, "He's a Mexican." In fact, the judge was born in the U.S.

For at least four decades,

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- CNN has aired rather strange views about heritage and identity.
- D'Antonio has aired rather strange views about heritage and identity.
- Donald Trump has aired rather strange views about heritage and identity.
- Jake Tapper has aired rather strange views about heritage and identity.
- Latino has aired rather strange views about heritage and identity.
- Mexican has aired rather strange views about heritage and identity.
- Mexico has aired rather strange views about heritage and identity.
- Michael D'Antonio has aired rather strange views about heritage and identity.
- Trump has aired rather strange views about heritage and identity.
- U.S. has aired rather strange views about heritage and identity.
- University has aired rather strange views about heritage and identity.
- Wall Street Journal has aired rather strange views about heritage and identity.


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Manchester City are growing increasingly impatient in their pursuit of Raheem Sterling and are ready to focus their attentions on nailing other targets. Liverpool are likely to reject City's latest offer of £35million which includes an additional £5m in trophy-related add-ons. City are understood to be reluctant to increase their offer, though could make one last bid to the tune of £40m straight cash with reduced add-ons - the maximum amount they are willing to pay for Sterling. They need to bring in more English players and are preparing a move for Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere, as Sportsmail exclusively revealed earlier this year.

Wilshere's career at

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal has been hampered by injury and controversy.
- City has been hampered by injury and controversy.
- English has been hampered by injury and controversy.
- Fabian Delph has been hampered by injury and controversy.
- France has been hampered by injury and controversy.
- Jack Wilshere has been hampered by injury and controversy.
- Juventus has been hampered by injury and controversy.
- Liverpool has been hampered by injury and controversy.
- Manchester City has been hampered by injury and controversy.
- Patrick Roberts has been hampered by injury and controversy.
- Paul Pogba has been hampered by injury and controversy.
- Raheem Sterling has been hampered by injury and controversy.
- Sportsmail has been hampered by injury and controversy.
- Sterling has been hampered by injury and controversy.


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(CNN) The black valedictorian of a Mississippi high school was forced to share her graduating class's top honor with a white student who had a lower grade-point average, the woman's mother says in a federal lawsuit. The allegation comes months after the Cleveland School District settled a 52-year-old lawsuit demanding that it desegregate its schools. Views on desegregation not so black and white Sherry Shepard noted the settlement in the lawsuit filed last week, which alleges that her daughter, Jasmine, had to unfairly share the 2016 Cleveland High School valedictorian honors. She further claims that Jasmine Shepard was the first black valedictorian in Cleveland High's 110-year history. The other 109 were white, Sherry Shepard alleged.

"We have different cultures, and we all kind of just join together," she said of

OPTIONS:
- Cleveland.
- Cleveland High.
- Cleveland High School.
- Cleveland School District.
- GPA.
- Jasmine.
- Jasmine Shepard.
- Mississippi.
- Sherry Shepard.


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(CNN) A Wikipedia user who goes by "Sk-Gorka" has extensively edited the Wikipedia page of White House aide Sebastian Gorka, including a section on criminal charges he faced for bringing a firearm into a Washington D.C. airport. It is unclear if the user is connected to Gorka. Gorka did not respond to a request for comment. The user, however, has only made edits to the pages of Gorka and his wife, Katharine Gorka. Those edits include adding photos and information about Gorka's policy speeches and books. The user created the page for Katharine Gorka. A Wikipedia editor flagged the user's edits in August as potentially violating the site's conflict of interests guidelines, which discourage users from editing pages to which they have a personal connection. An editor's note currently sits at the top of the page warning: "Th neutrality of this article is disputed."

"

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- Gorka-Gorka" also added a sentence about how bringing firearms  through airport security by accident is a common phenomenon.
- Katharine Gorka-Gorka" also added a sentence about how bringing firearms  through airport security by accident is a common phenomenon.
- Sebastian Gorka-Gorka" also added a sentence about how bringing firearms  through airport security by accident is a common phenomenon.
- Sk-Gorka" also added a sentence about how bringing firearms  through airport security by accident is a common phenomenon.
- Washington D.C.-Gorka" also added a sentence about how bringing firearms  through airport security by accident is a common phenomenon.
- White House-Gorka" also added a sentence about how bringing firearms  through airport security by accident is a common phenomenon.
- Wikipedia-Gorka" also added a sentence about how bringing firearms  through airport security by accident is a common phenomenon.


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Tokyo (CNN) Japan's much-loved Emperor Akihito will stand down on April 30, 2019, becoming the first Japanese monarch to abdicate his post in two centuries. The decision was made at a meeting of the Imperial House Council and announced by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Friday. Crown Prince Naruhito, who has already assumed some of his father's duties, will take on the role on May 1, 2019, becoming the 126th Emperor to ascend to Japan's Chrysanthemum Throne. "I will do my upmost to ensure that the Emperor's abdication and the ascension of the Crown Prince will proceed smoothly with the blessing of all of our citizens," Abe said.

Following his speech, the

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- Abe parliament in June passed into law a historic bill to allow 83-year-old Akihito to abdicate the throne if he chose.
- Akihito parliament in June passed into law a historic bill to allow 83-year-old Akihito to abdicate the throne if he chose.
- CNN parliament in June passed into law a historic bill to allow 83-year-old Akihito to abdicate the throne if he chose.
- Chrysanthemum Throne parliament in June passed into law a historic bill to allow 83-year-old Akihito to abdicate the throne if he chose.
- Emperor parliament in June passed into law a historic bill to allow 83-year-old Akihito to abdicate the throne if he chose.
- Imperial House Council parliament in June passed into law a historic bill to allow 83-year-old Akihito to abdicate the throne if he chose.
- Japan parliament in June passed into law a historic bill to allow 83-year-old Akihito to abdicate the throne if he chose.
- Japanese parliament in June passed into law a historic bill to allow 83-year-old Akihito to abdicate the throne if he chose.
- Naruhito parliament in June passed into law a historic bill to allow 83-year-old Akihito to abdicate the throne if he chose.
- Prince parliament in June passed into law a historic bill to allow 83-year-old Akihito to abdicate the throne if he chose.
- Prince Naruhito parliament in June passed into law a historic bill to allow 83-year-old Akihito to abdicate the throne if he chose.
- Shinzo Abe parliament in June passed into law a historic bill to allow 83-year-old Akihito to abdicate the throne if he chose.
- Tokyo parliament in June passed into law a historic bill to allow 83-year-old Akihito to abdicate the throne if he chose.


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Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has furiously denied talk of a problem between himself and assistant manager Ryan Giggs and has absolved defender Jonny Evans of any blame in the spitting incident with Newcastle's Papiss Cisse on Wednesday night. United win 1-0 at St James Park on Wednesday was notable for the fact Giggs did not appear keen to celebrate Ashley Young's late winner. Van Gaal said on Thursday: 'I am very irritated with this question. Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal insisted he and assistant Ryan Giggs (left) are on good terms The Dutchman refuted claims that there were problems between himself and the former United player

Giggs (left) appeared subdued after Ashley Young scored a late winner against

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Taylor on Wednesday
- Ashley Young on Wednesday
- Cisse on Wednesday
- Dutchman on Wednesday
- Evans on Wednesday
- Giggs on Wednesday
- Jonny Evans on Wednesday
- Louis van Gaal on Wednesday
- Manchester United on Wednesday
- Newcastle on Wednesday
- Papiss Cisse on Wednesday
- Ryan Giggs on Wednesday
- St James Park on Wednesday
- St James' Park on Wednesday
- United on Wednesday
- Van Gaal on Wednesday


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(CNN) -- One of the Internet's great promises is that it's the ultimate democratizer. It's open to everyone and allows all people to communicate. Facebook and Google have added new translation tools, but they take different approaches. But, so far, there have been several hitches in that plan. Not everyone has access to a computer and a broadband connection. Some governments still censor the Internet. And of course, we don't all speak the same language. For the World Wide Web to be truly global, shouldn't Chinese speakers be able to chat online with people who only speak Spanish? And why should an English speaker be barred from reading blogs written in Malagasy or Zulu?

And there's a new Firefox add-on from

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- CNN to help people translate the Web more quickly.
- Chinese to help people translate the Web more quickly.
- English to help people translate the Web more quickly.
- Facebook to help people translate the Web more quickly.
- Google to help people translate the Web more quickly.
- Internet to help people translate the Web more quickly.
- Malagasy to help people translate the Web more quickly.
- Spanish to help people translate the Web more quickly.
- World Wide Web to help people translate the Web more quickly.
- Zulu to help people translate the Web more quickly.


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Atletico Madrid clinched top spot in Champions League Group C after winning 2-1 at Benfica who only sprung into life in the last 15 minutes of Tuesday's match. Saul Niguez and Luciano Vietto put Diego Simeone's side 2-0 up inside an hour before Kostantinos Mitroglou replied to give hope to Benfica with the Portuguese needing a draw to claim first place in the table. Both teams had already qualified but victory meant Atletico finished with 13 points from six games, three ahead of Tuesday's opponents. Galatasaray drew 1-1 with Astana of Kazakhstan to end up in third place and progress to the Europa League.

OPTIONS:
- Astana struck again when Vietto nipped in at the near post to deflect Yannick Carrasco's low cross between Julio Cesar and his near post in the 55th minute.
- Atletico struck again when Vietto nipped in at the near post to deflect Yannick Carrasco's low cross between Julio Cesar and his near post in the 55th minute.
- Atletico Madrid struck again when Vietto nipped in at the near post to deflect Yannick Carrasco's low cross between Julio Cesar and his near post in the 55th minute.
- Benfica struck again when Vietto nipped in at the near post to deflect Yannick Carrasco's low cross between Julio Cesar and his near post in the 55th minute.
- Champions League struck again when Vietto nipped in at the near post to deflect Yannick Carrasco's low cross between Julio Cesar and his near post in the 55th minute.
- Champions League Group C struck again when Vietto nipped in at the near post to deflect Yannick Carrasco's low cross between Julio Cesar and his near post in the 55th minute.
- Diego Simeone struck again when Vietto nipped in at the near post to deflect Yannick Carrasco's low cross between Julio Cesar and his near post in the 55th minute.
- Europa League struck again when Vietto nipped in at the near post to deflect Yannick Carrasco's low cross between Julio Cesar and his near post in the 55th minute.
- Galatasaray struck again when Vietto nipped in at the near post to deflect Yannick Carrasco's low cross between Julio Cesar and his near post in the 55th minute.
- Kazakhstan struck again when Vietto nipped in at the near post to deflect Yannick Carrasco's low cross between Julio Cesar and his near post in the 55th minute.
- Kostantinos Mitroglou struck again when Vietto nipped in at the near post to deflect Yannick Carrasco's low cross between Julio Cesar and his near post in the 55th minute.
- Luciano Vietto struck again when Vietto nipped in at the near post to deflect Yannick Carrasco's low cross between Julio Cesar and his near post in the 55th minute.
- Portuguese struck again when Vietto nipped in at the near post to deflect Yannick Carrasco's low cross between Julio Cesar and his near post in the 55th minute.
- Saul Niguez struck again when Vietto nipped in at the near post to deflect Yannick Carrasco's low cross between Julio Cesar and his near post in the 55th minute.
- Turkey struck again when Vietto nipped in at the near post to deflect Yannick Carrasco's low cross between Julio Cesar and his near post in the 55th minute.


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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- It was an odd collection of vehicles on display on Capitol Hill, ranging from a bucket truck used for repairing power lines to something resembling an enclosed golf cart to a pair of hot-looking, two-seater sports cars. Lawmakers eyeball one of several alternative-energy vehicles parked this week on Capitol Hill. What they had in common was alternative energy: The cars run on electricity and biofuels as well as gasoline. Tuesday's display attracted some U.S. senators who couldn't resist taking the vehicles for a spin. "I'm about to have claustrophobia!" laughed Sen. Thomas Carper, D-Delaware, as he folded himself into a yellow, low-slung vehicle known by the initials ENVI, developed by the Chrysler Corporation.

Carper, the

OPTIONS:
- Bright Automotive senator, suggested the two sports cars were classic "chick magnets."
- CNN senator, suggested the two sports cars were classic "chick magnets."
- Capitol Hill senator, suggested the two sports cars were classic "chick magnets."
- Chrysler Corporation senator, suggested the two sports cars were classic "chick magnets."
- D-Delaware senator, suggested the two sports cars were classic "chick magnets."
- Display senator, suggested the two sports cars were classic "chick magnets."
- ENVI senator, suggested the two sports cars were classic "chick magnets."
- GM senator, suggested the two sports cars were classic "chick magnets."
- Indiana senator, suggested the two sports cars were classic "chick magnets."
- Smart senator, suggested the two sports cars were classic "chick magnets."
- Thomas Carper senator, suggested the two sports cars were classic "chick magnets."
- U.S. senator, suggested the two sports cars were classic "chick magnets."
- WASHINGTON senator, suggested the two sports cars were classic "chick magnets."
- ZENN senator, suggested the two sports cars were classic "chick magnets."


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Washington (CNN) The top U.S. commander for the fight against ISIS on Monday slammed the idea of "carpet bombing" the terror group. Army Lt. Gen. Sean MacFarland, who directs the coalition fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria, provided the most detailed military criticism to date about the concept and detailed why it's militarily unacceptable. "Indiscriminate bombing where we don't care if we are killing innocents or combatants is just inconsistent with our values," he said in response to a question from CNN on the possibility of using carpet bombing. Though MacFarland didn't mention any political candidates by name in his answer, Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas while on the campaign trail has called for employing the practice against ISIS.

He also said, "You would carpet bomb where

OPTIONS:
- Army Lt is -- not a city, but the location of the troops.
- CNN is -- not a city, but the location of the troops.
- ISIS is -- not a city, but the location of the troops.
- Iraq is -- not a city, but the location of the troops.
- MacFarland is -- not a city, but the location of the troops.
- Republican is -- not a city, but the location of the troops.
- Sean MacFarland is -- not a city, but the location of the troops.
- Syria is -- not a city, but the location of the troops.
- Ted Cruz is -- not a city, but the location of the troops.
- Texas is -- not a city, but the location of the troops.
- U.S. is -- not a city, but the location of the troops.
- Washington is -- not a city, but the location of the troops.


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

More

OPTIONS:
- AHCA are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- Affordable Care Act are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- American are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- American Health Care Act are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- Americans are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- Atlanta are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- CDC are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- Department of Health and Human Services are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- GOP are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- House are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- Laurie Garrett are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- Obama are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- Paul Ryan are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- Republican are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- Republican Party are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- Ryan are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- Step Approach are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- Tom Price are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.
- White House are dying from drug-resistant infections -- the garden variety staph and strep bugs that used to be swiftly cured with a course of routine antibiotics.


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The head of an international medical charity whose field hospital was destroyed by a United States airstrike claims the attack could have been deliberate. The general director of Doctors Without Borders (MSF), Christopher Stokes, said the bombing of their facility in Kunduz, northern Afghanistan, should be investigated as a war crime. He said the 'extensive, quite precise' nature of the attack, which killed at least 22 patients and staff, casts doubt on the United States' assertions that it was a mistake. Haunting new photographs from inside the scorched hospital show how its operating theatres, wards, bedrooms and hallways have all been destroyed by the attack, which allegedly lasted for more than an hour.

An investigation by IHFFC needs the cooperation of both

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan and the US before it can proceed - which neither government is expected to give.
- Christopher Stokes and the US before it can proceed - which neither government is expected to give.
- Doctors Without Borders and the US before it can proceed - which neither government is expected to give.
- Kunduz and the US before it can proceed - which neither government is expected to give.
- MSF and the US before it can proceed - which neither government is expected to give.
- Taliban and the US before it can proceed - which neither government is expected to give.
- US and the US before it can proceed - which neither government is expected to give.
- United States and the US before it can proceed - which neither government is expected to give.


Write the next sentence.

Houston (CNN) What a shot. Junior forward Kris Jenkins hit a three at the buzzer, and No. 2 seed Villanova won the NCAA men's basketball national championship in thrilling fashion over No. 1 seed North Carolina, 77-74, at NRG Stadium in Houston. It's the first buzzer-beater on a three-pointer in national championship history. Villanova also became the first team to win the national championship game on a buzzer-beater since N.C. State defeated Houston 54-52 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, in 1983. Monday's game marked the 33rd anniversary of that 1983 championship game. The win is Villanova's second championship in program history, the first coming in 1985. It's also the first championship for head coach Jay Wright, his first appearance in a national title game.

"

OPTIONS:
- Albuquerque, he's one of the best players I've ever played with," Jenkins said.
- CNN, he's one of the best players I've ever played with," Jenkins said.
- Houston, he's one of the best players I've ever played with," Jenkins said.
- Jay Wright, he's one of the best players I've ever played with," Jenkins said.
- Kris Jenkins, he's one of the best players I've ever played with," Jenkins said.
- Most Outstanding Player, he's one of the best players I've ever played with," Jenkins said.
- N.C. State, he's one of the best players I've ever played with," Jenkins said.
- NCAA, he's one of the best players I've ever played with," Jenkins said.
- NRG Stadium, he's one of the best players I've ever played with," Jenkins said.
- New Mexico, he's one of the best players I've ever played with," Jenkins said.
- North Carolina, he's one of the best players I've ever played with," Jenkins said.
- Ryan Arcidiacono, he's one of the best players I've ever played with," Jenkins said.
- UNC, he's one of the best players I've ever played with," Jenkins said.
- Villanova, he's one of the best players I've ever played with," Jenkins said.


How does the sentence end?

Asuncion, Paraguay (CNN) -- Relatives and a lawyer for a Paraguayan soccer player who was shot in the head in Mexico nearly a year ago reject a suspect's claim that he was not the triggerman. Jose Jorge "J.J." Balderas Garza was arrested Tuesday in Mexico City in connection with the January 2010 shooting of soccer star Salvador Cabanas at a bar in the Mexican capital. Cabanas suffered a gunshot wound to the head, but survived. Balderas was a suspect from the start of the investigation, but he eluded authorities for nearly a year. Once in custody, he denied that he was the one who pulled the trigger.

Meanwhile,

OPTIONS:
- Asuncion were pleased that an arrest was made in the case.
- Balderas were pleased that an arrest was made in the case.
- CNN were pleased that an arrest was made in the case.
- Cabanas were pleased that an arrest was made in the case.
- Jose Jorge "J.J." Balderas Garza were pleased that an arrest was made in the case.
- Jose Jorge Balderas Garza were pleased that an arrest was made in the case.
- Mexican were pleased that an arrest was made in the case.
- Mexico were pleased that an arrest was made in the case.
- Mexico City were pleased that an arrest was made in the case.
- Paraguay were pleased that an arrest was made in the case.
- Paraguayan were pleased that an arrest was made in the case.
- Salvador Cabanas were pleased that an arrest was made in the case.


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The widow of an off-duty policeman killed with a 'piledriver' punch claims her husband was targeted and killed in a city centre attack because of his profession. Sarah Doyle had been married to Pc Neil Doyle, 36, for less than six months when he was fatally struck whilst celebrating his Christmas party in Liverpool. Pc Doyle was killed on the streets that he 'lived to protect' by football consultant Andrew Taylor, 29, and sports event manager Timmy Donovan, 30, a court has heard. Mrs Doyle said she could never forgive perpetrators after the pair were both found guilty of his manslaughter by joint enterprise after a trial at Liverpool Crown Court, in what was described by the judge as 'a sustained and vicious attack'.

Following the incident, Mrs Doyle, upon hearing a knock at her door and seeing Pc

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Taylor's colleagues, said she 'realised something was wrong'.
- Doyle's colleagues, said she 'realised something was wrong'.
- Liverpool's colleagues, said she 'realised something was wrong'.
- Liverpool Crown Court's colleagues, said she 'realised something was wrong'.
- Neil Doyle's colleagues, said she 'realised something was wrong'.
- Sarah Doyle's colleagues, said she 'realised something was wrong'.
- Timmy Donovan's colleagues, said she 'realised something was wrong'.


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(CNN) Long-term use of acetaminophen during pregnancy was associated with twice the risk of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in children, according to a study published Monday in the journal Pediatrics. However, two experts believe that the data do not support these findings. Acetaminophen, also known as paracetamol, is the active ingredient in Tylenol and hundreds of over-the-counter and prescription medicines, according to the US Food and Drug Administration. It is commonly prescribed during pregnancy to relieve pain and fever, with an estimated 65% of pregnant women in America using the drug, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

No evidence of a cause-effect relationship between the drug and

OPTIONS:
- ADHD was found, Ystrøm and his colleagues concluded.
- Acetaminophen was found, Ystrøm and his colleagues concluded.
- America was found, Ystrøm and his colleagues concluded.
- Long was found, Ystrøm and his colleagues concluded.
- Pediatrics was found, Ystrøm and his colleagues concluded.
- Tylenol was found, Ystrøm and his colleagues concluded.
- US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was found, Ystrøm and his colleagues concluded.
- US Food and Drug Administration was found, Ystrøm and his colleagues concluded.


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One of the world's weirdest fish has been captured making a rare appearance near the surface. With its bulbous eyes, flat body and tiny fins, the Mola Mola is an unusual sight in the blue waters of California. But short of shying away from the camera the fish appeared to strike a pose. The photographs of the bizarre-looking ocean sunfish were taken by experienced diver Daniel Botelho. Scroll down for video One of the world's weirdest fish - a Mola Mola - has been captured making a rare appearance above the water by diver Daniel Botelho in San Diego, California

OPTIONS:
- California develop their truncated, bullet-like shape because they are born with a back fin that never grows.
- Daniel Botelho develop their truncated, bullet-like shape because they are born with a back fin that never grows.
- Mola Mola develop their truncated, bullet-like shape because they are born with a back fin that never grows.
- San Diego develop their truncated, bullet-like shape because they are born with a back fin that never grows.


(CNN) -- Barcelona put a turbulent few months behind them by sweeping aside Elche 3-0 at the Nou Camp in their opening game of the Spanish season. Lionel Messi was the standout player as he scored twice and Barcelona dominated despite having Javier Mascherano sent off and playing the whole of the second half with ten men. The omens initially were not good for Barcelona. The club ended last season empty handed under Gerado Martino. The club's president Sandro Rosell had to resign over alleged irregularities surrounding the Neymar transfer. And star striker Lionel Messi has been embroiled in allegations of tax avoidance.

But you wouldn't have known that it was

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- Barca down to ten men given their second half performance.
- Barcelona down to ten men given their second half performance.
- CNN down to ten men given their second half performance.
- Elche down to ten men given their second half performance.
- Gerado Martino down to ten men given their second half performance.
- Javier Mascherano down to ten men given their second half performance.
- Lionel Messi down to ten men given their second half performance.
- Messi down to ten men given their second half performance.
- Neymar down to ten men given their second half performance.
- Nou Camp down to ten men given their second half performance.
- SD Eibar down to ten men given their second half performance.
- Sandro Rosell down to ten men given their second half performance.
- Spanish down to ten men given their second half performance.


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(CNN) When Pope Francis canonizes the late Mother Teresa at the Vatican on September 4th, she will officially be recognized as a saint of the Roman Catholic Church. For her followers, the title is a mere formality. They believe the world renowned humanitarian displayed saintly qualities throughout a life dedicated to serving the poor. But saintly is not a word everyone uses for Mother Teresa. Her critics say she was anything but. Read the service where the Pope will declare Mother Teresa a saint 'Scene from World War 2' Disillusioned former volunteer Hemley Gonzalez didn't meet her in person, but what he calls the "horrific remnants of her legacy" have left him deeply uncomfortable. After visiting the facilities she's responsible for starting, he feels only a "troubled individual" could have set them up.

Ghosh told CNN that he has him on video saying his wife was cured by medicine, rather than

OPTIONS:
- Hemley Gonzalez.
- Monica Besra.
- Mother Teresa.
- Pope.
- Pope Francis.
- Roman Catholic Church.
- Vatican.
- World War 2.


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(CNN) -- Investigators pleaded for help from the public Wednesday in their search for two kidnapped Tennessee girls and the man accused of abducting them and killing their mother and sister. The FBI added the suspect, Adam Mayes, to its list of 10 most wanted fugitives and added $100,000 to the reward fund offered for a break in the case. Mayes has been charged with killing Jo Ann Bain and her eldest daughter, Adrienne, in late April, but authorities believe he is still holding Bain's younger daughters, 12-year-old Alexandria and 8-year-old Kyliyah. "From an investigative standpoint, we keenly and firmly believe that Adam Mayes is out here somewhere with these two young children," said Mark Gwyn, director of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. "And it's going to be up to the public to help us if we're to bring these children back home and place him in custody where he needs to be."

Adam Mayes faces an additional count of making a false report, according to arrest affidavits filed in

OPTIONS:
- Adam Mayes.
- Adrienne.
- Alexandria.
- Bain.
- CNN.
- FBI.
- Guntown.
- Jo Ann Bain.
- Kyliyah.
- Mark Gwyn.
- Mayes.
- Mississippi.
- TBI.
- Tennessee.
- Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.


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At 19, he is yet to kick a ball in the Scottish senior game. As Islam Feruz prepares to make his debut for Hibs, however, he knows he faces an uphill battle to convince the public he is not a troublemaker with a bad attitude. After moving from his native war-torn Somalia to Scotland aged 10, Feruz’s talent was spotted and nurtured by Celtic. But his decision to turn his back on them after six years and sign for Chelsea in 2011 left deep wounds in the east end of Glasgow. The headstrong teenager made the situation worse by posting social media messages which downplayed the role of the Parkhead club - and, by extension, the late Tommy Burns - in his family’s successful fight against deportation from the UK.

I’m hoping for a good loan spell at

OPTIONS:
- Celtic after what’s happened in the past.
- Chelsea after what’s happened in the past.
- Feruz after what’s happened in the past.
- Glasgow after what’s happened in the past.
- Hibs after what’s happened in the past.
- Islam Feruz after what’s happened in the past.
- Parkhead after what’s happened in the past.
- Scotland after what’s happened in the past.
- Scottish after what’s happened in the past.
- Somalia after what’s happened in the past.
- Tommy Burns after what’s happened in the past.
- UK after what’s happened in the past.


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(CNN) -- The Aflac duck lost its voice Monday after the insurance giant fired the comedian behind the commercial quack for tweeting jokes about the earthquake and tsunami that have devastated Japan. The Columbus, Georgia-based company fired Gilbert Gottfried less than an hour after discovering the tweets, according to a news release from Aflac. "Gilbert's recent comments about the crisis in Japan were lacking in humor and certainly do not represent the thoughts and feelings of anyone at Aflac," Michael Zuna, the company's senior vice president and chief marketing officer, said in a statement. The earthquake and tsunami have left more than 2,400 people dead and thousands more in shelters or missing.

Zuna said, "Aflac Japan -- and, by extension, Japan itself -- is part of the

OPTIONS:
- Aflac family, and there is no place for anything but compassion and concern during these difficult times."
- CNN family, and there is no place for anything but compassion and concern during these difficult times."
- Columbus family, and there is no place for anything but compassion and concern during these difficult times."
- Georgia family, and there is no place for anything but compassion and concern during these difficult times."
- Gilbert family, and there is no place for anything but compassion and concern during these difficult times."
- Gilbert Gottfried family, and there is no place for anything but compassion and concern during these difficult times."
- Gottfried family, and there is no place for anything but compassion and concern during these difficult times."
- Japan family, and there is no place for anything but compassion and concern during these difficult times."
- Michael Zuna family, and there is no place for anything but compassion and concern during these difficult times."


(CNN) The bombardment of rebel-held districts of eastern Aleppo this week -- hours after a truce had been declared -- prompted grave claims that a war crime had been committed. Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad of "brazenly committing war crimes." UN human rights chief Zeid Ra'ad al Hussein similarly said the Syrian regime's heavy bombardment of an area "packed with civilians" after the brief ceasefire broke down "most likely constitutes war crimes." In a tweet late Thursday, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko wrote that "Russia must also pay a high price for heinous war crimes, which it supports and commits in Syria, in particular in Aleppo."

It's not the first time such accusations of war crimes have been made in

OPTIONS:
- Aleppo's protracted conflict.
- Assad's protracted conflict.
- Bashar al's protracted conflict.
- CNN's protracted conflict.
- International's protracted conflict.
- Petro Poroshenko's protracted conflict.
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan's protracted conflict.
- Russia's protracted conflict.
- Syria's protracted conflict.
- Syrian's protracted conflict.
- Turkey's protracted conflict.
- UN's protracted conflict.
- Ukrainian's protracted conflict.
- Zeid Ra'ad al Hussein's protracted conflict.


(CNN) -- A competitor has died and another is in hospital following a tragic end to the World Sauna Championships in southern Finland. Russian Vladimir Ladyzhenskiy died Saturday after taking part in the final of a competition in which contestants are required to withstand rising temperatures for as long as possible. Finnish finalist Timo Kaukonen was also taken to hospital for treatment, organizer Ossi Arvela said in a statement posted on the event's website. Images of the contest showed Ladyzhenskiy and Kaukonen sitting side by side in the sauna. Both contestants can then be seen lying on the ground, apparently doused in water. Ladyzhenskiy appears to be suffering from severe skin burns.

OPTIONS:
- CNN police and organizers are investigating the incident, Arvela said.
- Finland police and organizers are investigating the incident, Arvela said.
- Finnish police and organizers are investigating the incident, Arvela said.
- Kaukonen police and organizers are investigating the incident, Arvela said.
- Ladyzhenskiy police and organizers are investigating the incident, Arvela said.
- Ossi Arvela police and organizers are investigating the incident, Arvela said.
- Russian police and organizers are investigating the incident, Arvela said.
- Timo Kaukonen police and organizers are investigating the incident, Arvela said.
- Vladimir Ladyzhenskiy police and organizers are investigating the incident, Arvela said.
- World Sauna Championships police and organizers are investigating the incident, Arvela said.


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(CNN) No American President has ever spoken to the world like this. In his United Nations General Assembly debut, Trump applied the disruptive, bellicose, nationalistic persona that shattered US political norms and signaled an attempt to transform America's role in the world and the international system itself. "We must work together and confront together those who threaten us with chaos, turmoil and terror," Trump said in a survey of global geopolitics that paralleled his stark inaugural address eight months ago. It was dark, desolate, had a whiff of authoritarianism and pulsated with threats: None of his predecessors, for instance, stood in the well of the UN chamber and threatened to wipe a country -- in this case, North Korea -- off the face of the planet. It was the "axis of evil" on steroids as the President blasted "rogue states" and trumped George W. Bush-era rhetoric to put Pyongyang, Iran, Venezuela and Cuba on notice.

Instead, he offered "principled realism" -- a concept that allows "sovereign" nation states the right to pursue their own self interests unencumbered by bureaucracy, global trade deals or multilateralism -- a vision that is not only germane to

OPTIONS:
- America's political principles, but reflects how he has lived his life.
- American's political principles, but reflects how he has lived his life.
- CNN's political principles, but reflects how he has lived his life.
- Cuba's political principles, but reflects how he has lived his life.
- George W. Bush's political principles, but reflects how he has lived his life.
- Heritage Foundation's political principles, but reflects how he has lived his life.
- Iran's political principles, but reflects how he has lived his life.
- Nile Gardiner's political principles, but reflects how he has lived his life.
- North Korea's political principles, but reflects how he has lived his life.
- Pyongyang's political principles, but reflects how he has lived his life.
- Trump's political principles, but reflects how he has lived his life.
- UN's political principles, but reflects how he has lived his life.
- US's political principles, but reflects how he has lived his life.
- United Nations General Assembly's political principles, but reflects how he has lived his life.
- Venezuela's political principles, but reflects how he has lived his life.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump stepped back from the possibility of imminent military action against North Korea on Thursday, saying such an event is neither inevitable nor preferable. But he continued to present the threat of strikes as an option, if not the most desirable one. "Each day, new equipment is delivered; new and beautiful equipment, the best in the world -- the best anywhere in the world, by far," he said of US military capacity. "Hopefully, we're not going to have to use it on North Korea." "Military action would certainly be an option," he added during a White House news conference. "It would be great if something else could be worked out."

In August,

OPTIONS:
- CNN warned of "fire and fury" if North Korea continued to take threatening actions against the US.
- Diplomacy warned of "fire and fury" if North Korea continued to take threatening actions against the US.
- Donald Trump warned of "fire and fury" if North Korea continued to take threatening actions against the US.
- North Korea warned of "fire and fury" if North Korea continued to take threatening actions against the US.
- Pyongyang warned of "fire and fury" if North Korea continued to take threatening actions against the US.
- US warned of "fire and fury" if North Korea continued to take threatening actions against the US.
- Washington warned of "fire and fury" if North Korea continued to take threatening actions against the US.
- White House warned of "fire and fury" if North Korea continued to take threatening actions against the US.


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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.'

'If Trump has his way, I'd be stopped at US customs and turned back - alongside other

OPTIONS:
- Boris wanting to go for holidays, work or family visits.'
- Britain wanting to go for holidays, work or family visits.'
- Cameron wanting to go for holidays, work or family visits.'
- Donald Trump wanting to go for holidays, work or family visits.'
- Islamification wanting to go for holidays, work or family visits.'
- London wanting to go for holidays, work or family visits.'
- Met wanting to go for holidays, work or family visits.'
- Muslim wanting to go for holidays, work or family visits.'
- Muslims wanting to go for holidays, work or family visits.'
- Scotland Yard wanting to go for holidays, work or family visits.'
- Theresa May wanting to go for holidays, work or family visits.'
- Trump wanting to go for holidays, work or family visits.'
- UK wanting to go for holidays, work or family visits.'
- US wanting to go for holidays, work or family visits.'


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Armed with a good book, my favourite music on my iPod and trusty inflatable pillow, I was all set. The journey from London to Perth, via Dubai, to see my elderly parents takes almost 20 hours, so I'd planned it down to the last detail, hoping for a smooth ride. In what seemed like an unbelievable stroke of luck, I was told the flight was full and I would be turning left on the plane into Business Class until Dubai. Bliss. I now had six hours and 50 minutes of preposterous pampering and free champagne ahead of me. Little did I realise that even before we were allowed to take our seatbelts off, I would be begging to move down to Economy. Why? Because of the unbearably selfish behaviour of two middle-class parents whose blinkered determination to ignore a screaming child would ruin the flight for everyone.

The usual trick is for mum and dad to be in

OPTIONS:
- Amanda while the screaming kids travel Economy with the nanny.
- Bliss while the screaming kids travel Economy with the nanny.
- Business Class while the screaming kids travel Economy with the nanny.
- Dubai while the screaming kids travel Economy with the nanny.
- Little while the screaming kids travel Economy with the nanny.
- London while the screaming kids travel Economy with the nanny.
- Perth while the screaming kids travel Economy with the nanny.


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(CNN) -- His trial's over. And now it turns out that George Zimmerman might need the same thing millions of Americans are looking for: a job. As Zimmerman and his legal team mounted their defense, they convinced people across the country to donate hundreds of thousands of dollars to help him. Living expenses, bodyguards and expert witnesses were costly, they argued on websites set up to raise money in the case. So what's next, now that a jury has acquitted him? For the 29-year-old Florida man, the financial picture is cloudy. Critics have already accused Zimmerman of profiting from the case. Will the donations keep pouring in? Will he win a monetary reward in his defamation lawsuit against NBC? Could he cash in on his personal story with a book or movie deal?

"It would be a shame," the newspaper said, "if the unnecessary death of 17-year-old

OPTIONS:
- Americans produced more paydays for the man who fatally shot the unarmed black teenager in the heart during a scuffle."
- CNN produced more paydays for the man who fatally shot the unarmed black teenager in the heart during a scuffle."
- Florida produced more paydays for the man who fatally shot the unarmed black teenager in the heart during a scuffle."
- George Zimmerman produced more paydays for the man who fatally shot the unarmed black teenager in the heart during a scuffle."
- NBC produced more paydays for the man who fatally shot the unarmed black teenager in the heart during a scuffle."
- NBC Universal produced more paydays for the man who fatally shot the unarmed black teenager in the heart during a scuffle."
- Trayvon Martin produced more paydays for the man who fatally shot the unarmed black teenager in the heart during a scuffle."
- Zimmerman produced more paydays for the man who fatally shot the unarmed black teenager in the heart during a scuffle."


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An Iceland truck driver has been hailed as a 'hero' after he saved the life of a diabetic motorist who suffered an attack in standstill traffic. Vince Brown had come to a stop on the M62 yesterday afternoon when he noticed a man in the car next to him was struggling in the heat. Ground worker Tom Lofus has diabetes but had left home without his medication and was becoming increasingly ill when Mr Brown, 62, came over and offered him all the food and drink in his cab. Mr Lofus, 25, said he believes Mr Brown's selfless actions could have saved his life.

Paul Bayliss said: '

OPTIONS:
- Brown is a true hero, his act of kindness restorers our faith in todays society.
- Cadbury Brunch is a true hero, his act of kindness restorers our faith in todays society.
- Diabetes is a true hero, his act of kindness restorers our faith in todays society.
- Iceland is a true hero, his act of kindness restorers our faith in todays society.
- Lofus is a true hero, his act of kindness restorers our faith in todays society.
- M62 is a true hero, his act of kindness restorers our faith in todays society.
- Tom Lofus is a true hero, his act of kindness restorers our faith in todays society.
- Vince Brown is a true hero, his act of kindness restorers our faith in todays society.


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Washington (CNN) Republicans may soon get a preview of the political price of health reform. Washington is braced for the expected release as soon as Monday of a Congressional Budget Office analysis set to reveal the cost and projected reach -- and limits -- of coverage for the GOP's bill to repeal and replace major parts of Obamacare. If, as expected, the report warns that millions of people currently insured thanks to the Affordable Care Act could lose that coverage, it could rock the debate over the bill -- already facing problems due to Republican infighting. Democrats will be certain to frame attacks on the GOP bill, the American Health Care Act, as taking away health care from those who have it, putting the onus on Republicans to argue why people should back their efforts.

There is ammunition for both Democrats and

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act in previous CBO assessments of Obamacare.
- American Health Care Act in previous CBO assessments of Obamacare.
- CBO in previous CBO assessments of Obamacare.
- CNN in previous CBO assessments of Obamacare.
- Congressional Budget Office in previous CBO assessments of Obamacare.
- Democrats in previous CBO assessments of Obamacare.
- GOP in previous CBO assessments of Obamacare.
- Obamacare in previous CBO assessments of Obamacare.
- Republican in previous CBO assessments of Obamacare.
- Republicans in previous CBO assessments of Obamacare.
- Washington in previous CBO assessments of Obamacare.


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Mosul, Iraq (CNN) Iraqi forces are locked in an intense battle for the final few blocks of western Mosul still under ISIS control. The capture of Mosul is imminent, but the battle remains "a difficult fight," with days -- rather than weeks -- to go, coalition spokesman Col. Ryan Dillon said Thursday from Baghdad, confirming Iraqi forces had seized the remains of an iconic mosque and minaret. The capture of the Great Mosque of al-Nuri -- where Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared the ISIS caliphate in 2014 -- marks a major stride in the eight-month battle to seize the city, Iraq's largest metropolis outside Baghdad, from the terrorist group.

More than 742,000 people have left Mosul and surrounding areas since the offensive began, the

OPTIONS:
- Abu Bakr al government said about a month ago.
- Baghdad government said about a month ago.
- Baghdadi government said about a month ago.
- CNN government said about a month ago.
- Great Mosque government said about a month ago.
- ISIS government said about a month ago.
- Iraq government said about a month ago.
- Iraqi government said about a month ago.
- Mosul government said about a month ago.
- Nuri government said about a month ago.
- Ryan Dillon government said about a month ago.
- US government said about a month ago.


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(CNN) -- Fireworks going off inside his own house, a car crash in his first week at Manchester City, throwing a dart at a youth team player and that iconic image of a t-shirt adorned with the words, "Why always me?" The English Premier League will miss the crazy antics of Mario Balotelli. The 22-year-old has returned to Italy after signing a four-and-a-half-year deal with AC Milan following an action-packed spell with a club he last season helped end a 44-year wait for the league title. 'Sink or swim for 'Super Mario'? He has struggled to regain the form that took Italy to the final of Euro 2012, where he was the tournament's joint top scorer with three goals.

Balotelli's first Premier League goals in November 2010 were overshadowed by a red card, the first of four he would go on to receive during his

OPTIONS:
- AC Milan career.
- Balotelli career.
- CNN career.
- City career.
- England career.
- English Premier League career.
- Euro 2012 career.
- Italian career.
- Italy career.
- Manchester City career.
- Mario Balotelli career.
- Sink or swim career.
- Super Mario career.


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(CNN) -- One of Holland's most prestigious pottery makers, the Royal Delft Group, is promoting its heritage to combat the rise of copycat producers selling cheaper versions of traditional blue and white earthenware. Royal Delft Group, now 360-years old, is the only Delft Blue potter with a seal of approval from the Dutch royal family. The company hosts more than 120,000 visitors a year to its Rotterdamseweg base, to showcase how the pottery is made. Watch more: DSM: Europe needs innovation But the traditional producer is facing challenges from imitators keen to grab a share of the market. Royal Delft Group CEO Henk Schouten, speaking to CNN, said the style was now being copied "everywhere in the world." He added: "It's not a solution for us to get rid of that."

It proved popular with the

OPTIONS:
- CNN, and potters began developing a similar style with local clay.
- Chinese, and potters began developing a similar style with local clay.
- DSM, and potters began developing a similar style with local clay.
- Delft Blue, and potters began developing a similar style with local clay.
- Dutch, and potters began developing a similar style with local clay.
- Europe, and potters began developing a similar style with local clay.
- Far East, and potters began developing a similar style with local clay.
- Henk Schouten, and potters began developing a similar style with local clay.
- Holland, and potters began developing a similar style with local clay.
- Rotterdamseweg, and potters began developing a similar style with local clay.
- Royal Delft, and potters began developing a similar style with local clay.
- Royal Delft Group, and potters began developing a similar style with local clay.


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Two of Britain’s most distinguished actors are set to star in a £6million film ‘co-written’ by a leading figure of the Jihadi John apologist campaign group, Cage. Sir Ben Kingsley and Emily Watson will be working alongside an award-winning team in ‘The Secret Evidence’. Golden Globe-winning producer J Todd Harris is said to already be on board, and the film has commitments from Emily Watson, Sir Ben and Lily Collins. Scroll down for video Actors Sir Ben Kingsley and Emily Watson are among stars to have signed up to the film that has been reportedly co-written by the Cage spokesman

Now the filmmakers behind ‘

OPTIONS:
- Ben’ appear to be trying to distance themselves from Bullivant – perhaps fearing that the link with him could damage their chances of securing the £1million still required to begin production this year.
- Ben Kingsley’ appear to be trying to distance themselves from Bullivant – perhaps fearing that the link with him could damage their chances of securing the £1million still required to begin production this year.
- Britain’ appear to be trying to distance themselves from Bullivant – perhaps fearing that the link with him could damage their chances of securing the £1million still required to begin production this year.
- Cage’ appear to be trying to distance themselves from Bullivant – perhaps fearing that the link with him could damage their chances of securing the £1million still required to begin production this year.
- Cerie Bullivant’ appear to be trying to distance themselves from Bullivant – perhaps fearing that the link with him could damage their chances of securing the £1million still required to begin production this year.
- Emily Watson’ appear to be trying to distance themselves from Bullivant – perhaps fearing that the link with him could damage their chances of securing the £1million still required to begin production this year.
- Golden Globe’ appear to be trying to distance themselves from Bullivant – perhaps fearing that the link with him could damage their chances of securing the £1million still required to begin production this year.
- J Todd Harris’ appear to be trying to distance themselves from Bullivant – perhaps fearing that the link with him could damage their chances of securing the £1million still required to begin production this year.
- Jihadi John’ appear to be trying to distance themselves from Bullivant – perhaps fearing that the link with him could damage their chances of securing the £1million still required to begin production this year.
- Lily Collins’ appear to be trying to distance themselves from Bullivant – perhaps fearing that the link with him could damage their chances of securing the £1million still required to begin production this year.
- Mohammed Emwazi’ appear to be trying to distance themselves from Bullivant – perhaps fearing that the link with him could damage their chances of securing the £1million still required to begin production this year.
- The Secret Evidence’ appear to be trying to distance themselves from Bullivant – perhaps fearing that the link with him could damage their chances of securing the £1million still required to begin production this year.


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(CNN) As the President got ready to sell his latest executive order  to the American public, an overhaul of the H-1B skilled worker visa program, under his "Buy American, Hire American" slogan, Ivanka Trump appeared to be busy protecting the real emerald of the Trump family's vast business empire: China. On April 6, hours before she and her husband dined with the Chinese President and his family, Ivanka's company secured provisional approval for three new trademarks to sell her brand's jewelry, bags and spa services in the world's second-largest economy. Though there is no direct evidence linking her trademark approval to the dinner or any other meeting with the Chinese government, the story does draw attention to the fine line the Trump White House is walking when it comes to maintaining its family businesses.

Now that she is serving in the White House in an unprecedented position,

OPTIONS:
- American is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- Anushay Hossain is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- Buy American is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- China is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- Chinese is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- H-1B is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- Hire American is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- Ivanka is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- Ivanka Trump is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- OK is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- Trump is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.
- Trump White House is benefiting from loose or nonexistent accountability mechanisms.


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Thousands of people paid their last respects to Israel's former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Sunday as his body lay in state outside the nation's parliament. "He was one of the giants. He was very special," said Ayala Weisel, who said she grew up learning of Sharon as a widely admired soldier who fought for his country. She was one of many mourners who shared memories with CNN on Sunday of Sharon, the towering military and political leader who died Saturday after eight years in a coma. Chaim Friedman, a tour guide, described Sharon as a great leader. "He was known as the bulldozer because he got his way and he made things happen. He's well respected for that," Friedman said. "Sometimes in Israel, you have to do it the straight way, or you have to find the other way to get things done, and he managed to do it."

He believed strongly that in order for

OPTIONS:
- Ariel Sharon to survive, a strong army was needed.
- Ayala Weisel to survive, a strong army was needed.
- CNN to survive, a strong army was needed.
- Chaim Friedman to survive, a strong army was needed.
- Friedman to survive, a strong army was needed.
- Israel to survive, a strong army was needed.
- Israeli to survive, a strong army was needed.
- Mideast to survive, a strong army was needed.
- Sharon to survive, a strong army was needed.


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(CNN) Zika is here, in the USA. Fasten your seat belts because we're in for a bumpy ride. Local mosquitoes in the Miami area are carrying the Zika virus, and have infected at least four Floridians. In announcing this alarming news during a press conference Friday morning, Gov. Rick Scott, a Republican, added a sharp warning: "This is not just a Florida issue. It's a national issue -- we just happen to be at the forefront." Now all the falderal typical of American outbreaks will commence: Political posturing, hysteria versus naysaying, conspiracy theories, demands for safety and care and a daily mounting toll of identified cases. And this year the hoopla will unfold against the background of one of the ugliest, most deeply divided election years in modern history.

OPTIONS:
- American symptoms of exhaustion, fever, skin rash and flu-like ailments don't occur in everyone -- indeed 80% are asymptomatically infected, meaning Florida could have many more human Zika cases caused by local biting mosquitoes.
- Broward symptoms of exhaustion, fever, skin rash and flu-like ailments don't occur in everyone -- indeed 80% are asymptomatically infected, meaning Florida could have many more human Zika cases caused by local biting mosquitoes.
- CNN symptoms of exhaustion, fever, skin rash and flu-like ailments don't occur in everyone -- indeed 80% are asymptomatically infected, meaning Florida could have many more human Zika cases caused by local biting mosquitoes.
- Dade symptoms of exhaustion, fever, skin rash and flu-like ailments don't occur in everyone -- indeed 80% are asymptomatically infected, meaning Florida could have many more human Zika cases caused by local biting mosquitoes.
- Florida symptoms of exhaustion, fever, skin rash and flu-like ailments don't occur in everyone -- indeed 80% are asymptomatically infected, meaning Florida could have many more human Zika cases caused by local biting mosquitoes.
- Floridians symptoms of exhaustion, fever, skin rash and flu-like ailments don't occur in everyone -- indeed 80% are asymptomatically infected, meaning Florida could have many more human Zika cases caused by local biting mosquitoes.
- Laurie Garrett symptoms of exhaustion, fever, skin rash and flu-like ailments don't occur in everyone -- indeed 80% are asymptomatically infected, meaning Florida could have many more human Zika cases caused by local biting mosquitoes.
- Miami symptoms of exhaustion, fever, skin rash and flu-like ailments don't occur in everyone -- indeed 80% are asymptomatically infected, meaning Florida could have many more human Zika cases caused by local biting mosquitoes.
- Republican symptoms of exhaustion, fever, skin rash and flu-like ailments don't occur in everyone -- indeed 80% are asymptomatically infected, meaning Florida could have many more human Zika cases caused by local biting mosquitoes.
- Rick Scott symptoms of exhaustion, fever, skin rash and flu-like ailments don't occur in everyone -- indeed 80% are asymptomatically infected, meaning Florida could have many more human Zika cases caused by local biting mosquitoes.
- USA symptoms of exhaustion, fever, skin rash and flu-like ailments don't occur in everyone -- indeed 80% are asymptomatically infected, meaning Florida could have many more human Zika cases caused by local biting mosquitoes.
- Washington symptoms of exhaustion, fever, skin rash and flu-like ailments don't occur in everyone -- indeed 80% are asymptomatically infected, meaning Florida could have many more human Zika cases caused by local biting mosquitoes.
- Zika symptoms of exhaustion, fever, skin rash and flu-like ailments don't occur in everyone -- indeed 80% are asymptomatically infected, meaning Florida could have many more human Zika cases caused by local biting mosquitoes.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Before they became Australia's most depraved terrorists, one was a petty thief with psychological issues. The other, a talented boxer who later attained a thirst for Islamic fundamentalism. Senior Islamic State militants Khaled Sharrouf and Mohamed 'Moey' Elomar were reported killed in a drone strike in Mosul, Iraq, this week. Authorities were still working to confirm the news on Wednesday morning, which was first reported by the ABC's 7:30 program. Sharrouf and Elomar are best known for dangling the decapitated heads of Syrians in sick photographs. But the roots of their extremism stretches long into the past. Sharrouf, in his mid-thirties, first came to public attention in October 2005.

Over the past several months,

OPTIONS:
- ABC's once-prolific social media accounts have remained silent.
- Australia's once-prolific social media accounts have remained silent.
- Big W's once-prolific social media accounts have remained silent.
- Elomar's once-prolific social media accounts have remained silent.
- Iraq's once-prolific social media accounts have remained silent.
- Islamic's once-prolific social media accounts have remained silent.
- Islamic State's once-prolific social media accounts have remained silent.
- Julie Bishop's once-prolific social media accounts have remained silent.
- Khaled Sharrouf's once-prolific social media accounts have remained silent.
- Mohamed 'Moey's once-prolific social media accounts have remained silent.
- Mohamed Elomar's once-prolific social media accounts have remained silent.
- Mosul's once-prolific social media accounts have remained silent.
- Sharrouf's once-prolific social media accounts have remained silent.
- Syrians's once-prolific social media accounts have remained silent.


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The attorney representing a 16-year-old Pennsylvania boy charged with fatally shooting a friend in the face and then taking a selfie with his lifeless body stated in court Wednesday that the killing was an accident. Defense attorney Patrick Thomassey doesn't deny that Maxwell Morton, of Jeannette, killed 16-year-old Ryan Mangan at Mangan's home February 4. But Thomassey disputes that Morton meant to kill Mangan. He says the boys were horsing around with a loaded gun when Mangan was shot in the left eye. Scroll down for video Maxwell Morton (left), 16, has been charged with murder in the death of Mangan (right), 16, after Mangan was found with a single gunshot wound to the face

OPTIONS:
- Jeannette's friends have gathered to comfort each other as they mourn his loss, and described him as a fun-loving guy who was goofy and funny.
- Jeannette High School's friends have gathered to comfort each other as they mourn his loss, and described him as a fun-loving guy who was goofy and funny.
- Mangan's friends have gathered to comfort each other as they mourn his loss, and described him as a fun-loving guy who was goofy and funny.
- Maxwell's friends have gathered to comfort each other as they mourn his loss, and described him as a fun-loving guy who was goofy and funny.
- Maxwell Morton's friends have gathered to comfort each other as they mourn his loss, and described him as a fun-loving guy who was goofy and funny.
- Morton's friends have gathered to comfort each other as they mourn his loss, and described him as a fun-loving guy who was goofy and funny.
- Patrick Thomassey's friends have gathered to comfort each other as they mourn his loss, and described him as a fun-loving guy who was goofy and funny.
- Pennsylvania's friends have gathered to comfort each other as they mourn his loss, and described him as a fun-loving guy who was goofy and funny.
- Ryan Mangan's friends have gathered to comfort each other as they mourn his loss, and described him as a fun-loving guy who was goofy and funny.
- Thomassey's friends have gathered to comfort each other as they mourn his loss, and described him as a fun-loving guy who was goofy and funny.


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

It can be built for $30, and let hackers open dozens of cars and even get into garages. Called RollJam, it can open cars at the click of a button, making auto hacking simple enough for anyone to do. The hacker behind the project says it will open cars from Chrysler, Daewoo, Fiat, GM, Honda, Toyota, Volvo, Volkswagen Group, Clifford, Shurlok, and Jaguar. Electronic car keys use what's known as 'rolling code.' Every time you press the button, a new, randomly generated code is sent over a radio frequency to your car, which has a synchronized code generator that recognizes it and then burns it so it can never be used again. The key and the car then create new codes for the next time around, and the process repeats.

OPTIONS:
- Chrysler released the video a week after Fiat Chrysler Automobiles  recalled some 1.4 million vehicles after hacking experts demonstrated a more serious vulnerability in the Jeep Cherokee.
- Clifford released the video a week after Fiat Chrysler Automobiles  recalled some 1.4 million vehicles after hacking experts demonstrated a more serious vulnerability in the Jeep Cherokee.
- Daewoo released the video a week after Fiat Chrysler Automobiles  recalled some 1.4 million vehicles after hacking experts demonstrated a more serious vulnerability in the Jeep Cherokee.
- Fiat released the video a week after Fiat Chrysler Automobiles  recalled some 1.4 million vehicles after hacking experts demonstrated a more serious vulnerability in the Jeep Cherokee.
- GM released the video a week after Fiat Chrysler Automobiles  recalled some 1.4 million vehicles after hacking experts demonstrated a more serious vulnerability in the Jeep Cherokee.
- Hacker released the video a week after Fiat Chrysler Automobiles  recalled some 1.4 million vehicles after hacking experts demonstrated a more serious vulnerability in the Jeep Cherokee.
- Honda released the video a week after Fiat Chrysler Automobiles  recalled some 1.4 million vehicles after hacking experts demonstrated a more serious vulnerability in the Jeep Cherokee.
- Jaguar released the video a week after Fiat Chrysler Automobiles  recalled some 1.4 million vehicles after hacking experts demonstrated a more serious vulnerability in the Jeep Cherokee.
- RollJam released the video a week after Fiat Chrysler Automobiles  recalled some 1.4 million vehicles after hacking experts demonstrated a more serious vulnerability in the Jeep Cherokee.
- Samy Kamkar released the video a week after Fiat Chrysler Automobiles  recalled some 1.4 million vehicles after hacking experts demonstrated a more serious vulnerability in the Jeep Cherokee.
- Shurlok released the video a week after Fiat Chrysler Automobiles  recalled some 1.4 million vehicles after hacking experts demonstrated a more serious vulnerability in the Jeep Cherokee.
- Toyota released the video a week after Fiat Chrysler Automobiles  recalled some 1.4 million vehicles after hacking experts demonstrated a more serious vulnerability in the Jeep Cherokee.
- Volkswagen Group released the video a week after Fiat Chrysler Automobiles  recalled some 1.4 million vehicles after hacking experts demonstrated a more serious vulnerability in the Jeep Cherokee.
- Volvo released the video a week after Fiat Chrysler Automobiles  recalled some 1.4 million vehicles after hacking experts demonstrated a more serious vulnerability in the Jeep Cherokee.


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(CNN) One Friday night this month, Madeline Dahl, a 23-year-old nurse in the cardiology ICU at Seattle's University of Washington Medical Center, received an alert on her cell phone: Someone nearby needed help. Having just finished her shift, Dahl dropped what she was doing at the hospital and ran down five flights of stairs to the street. "It was right during a huge storm, so it was raining, and I was trying to figure out where they would be," she said. "And then I saw Zach was bent over somebody on the ground, so I ran over." Zach Forcade, a 27-year-old medical student, hovered above a man beside a bus stop outside the hospital. Forcade had seen Stephen DeMont fall to the ground and shouted to a passer-by to dial 911 before he performed chest compressions, trying to keep DeMont's heart beating.

Approximately 900,000 people have downloaded the app, which is open to anyone who's certified in

OPTIONS:
- CPR and wants to help.
- Dahl and wants to help.
- DeMont and wants to help.
- Forcade and wants to help.
- ICU and wants to help.
- Madeline Dahl and wants to help.
- PulsePoint and wants to help.
- Seattle and wants to help.
- Stephen DeMont and wants to help.
- University of Washington Medical Center and wants to help.
- Zach and wants to help.
- Zach Forcade and wants to help.


How does the sentence end?

Before the war, Oksana Gimrakova was a tax collector for the Ukrainian government and had never held a gun in her life. A year later, after joining the separatist army of the Donetsk People's Republic, she is her unit's most feared sniper. 'I have killed 24 Ukrainians,' the 28-year-old mother boasted. 'And they are offering $200,000 for her head,' her husband Ruslan added with a grin. While the veracity of the reward figure proved difficult to confirm, the husband and wife do appear prominently on the Ukrainian anti-terrorist watch list Peacemaker. The site features pictures and information culled from the couple's social media pages. They are represented as 'fighters of an illegal military group.'

'

OPTIONS:
- Donetsk People's Republic told him "No, you're guilty like the rest of them.
- Kiev told him "No, you're guilty like the rest of them.
- Oksana Gimrakova told him "No, you're guilty like the rest of them.
- Peacemaker told him "No, you're guilty like the rest of them.
- PoWs told him "No, you're guilty like the rest of them.
- Ruslan told him "No, you're guilty like the rest of them.
- Ukraine told him "No, you're guilty like the rest of them.
- Ukrainian told him "No, you're guilty like the rest of them.
- Ukrainians told him "No, you're guilty like the rest of them.


Write the last sentence in this story.

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

OPTIONS:
- CNN's political party has been supported in part by Russian banks.
- David Duke's political party has been supported in part by Russian banks.
- Dean Obeidallah's political party has been supported in part by Russian banks.
- Donald Trump's political party has been supported in part by Russian banks.
- France's political party has been supported in part by Russian banks.
- Klan's political party has been supported in part by Russian banks.
- Le Pen's political party has been supported in part by Russian banks.
- Marine's political party has been supported in part by Russian banks.
- Muslim's political party has been supported in part by Russian banks.
- Putin French's political party has been supported in part by Russian banks.
- Rex Tillerson's political party has been supported in part by Russian banks.
- Russian's political party has been supported in part by Russian banks.
- Trump's political party has been supported in part by Russian banks.
- US's political party has been supported in part by Russian banks.
- Vladimir Putin's political party has been supported in part by Russian banks.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) A 24-year-old Dubai native has become the first woman to give birth after having her fertility restored from ovarian tissue frozen during her childhood. Moaza al Matrooshi gave birth to a healthy son, Rashid, at the Portland Hospital in London on Tuesday. She is the first person in the world to have had a successful pregnancy using ovarian tissue that was harvested before the onset of puberty and the only person to have her ovaries transplanted back after 13 years in storage. "I feel so happy to have my baby in my hands now," Al Matrooshi said. "We waited many years to see this."

But after marrying at age 20, the couple struggled to conceive naturally as

OPTIONS:
- Al Matrooshi began displaying peri-menopausal symptoms, such as irregular periods and hot flashes.
- Dubai began displaying peri-menopausal symptoms, such as irregular periods and hot flashes.
- London began displaying peri-menopausal symptoms, such as irregular periods and hot flashes.
- Moaza al Matrooshi began displaying peri-menopausal symptoms, such as irregular periods and hot flashes.
- Portland Hospital began displaying peri-menopausal symptoms, such as irregular periods and hot flashes.
- Rashid began displaying peri-menopausal symptoms, such as irregular periods and hot flashes.


Find the right ending to this passage.

On Monday celebrities and fans alike shared their support for Caitlyn Jenner, formerly Bruce, as she introduced her new identity to the world. The former decathlete graced the cover of Vanity Fair in a white satin basque with the words 'call me Caitlyn' printed across it. She is already being hailed as a figurehead for the transgender community and is set to receive the Arthur Ashe courage award at this year's ESPYs. However, a transgender activist believes that the reality star's announcement won't do anything to help increase understanding or acceptance in Britain. Steph Holmes, 62, from Darwen, Lancashire, began her transition journey ten years ago and completed her reassignment surgery just two years ago.

and it will be the same for the majority of the trans community who will all be thinking "who the hell is this

OPTIONS:
- Arthur Ashe person?"'
- Britain person?"'
- Bruce person?"'
- Caitlyn person?"'
- Caitlyn Jenner person?"'
- Darwen person?"'
- ESPYs person?"'
- Lancashire person?"'
- Steph Holmes person?"'
- UK person?"'
- Vanity Fair person?"'


Find the right ending to this passage.

A Maryland mother and father under investigation for letting their two young children walk a mile home from the park alone have been found responsible for 'unsubstantiated' child neglect. Danielle and Alexander Meitiv, who believe in a so-called 'free-range' approach to parenting, were thrust into the national spotlight just before Christmas when police found Rafi, 10 and Dvora, six, wandering the sidewalk on their own. The decision by Child Protective Services means that the CPS will keep a file on the Meitiv's open for at least five years but Danielle and Alexander Meitiv have said they will continue to bring up their own children as they see fit - whatever the consequences.

This seemingly arbitrary ability to place a family under investigation and rule against them has left the

OPTIONS:
- Alexander Meitiv's, who both work as scientists, furious.
- CPS's, who both work as scientists, furious.
- Child Protective Services's, who both work as scientists, furious.
- Christmas's, who both work as scientists, furious.
- Danielle's, who both work as scientists, furious.
- Danielle Meitiv's, who both work as scientists, furious.
- Dvora's, who both work as scientists, furious.
- Maryland's, who both work as scientists, furious.
- Meitiv's, who both work as scientists, furious.
- National Institutes of Health's, who both work as scientists, furious.
- Rafi's, who both work as scientists, furious.
- Research Fellow's, who both work as scientists, furious.


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

The Home Office has been slammed as 'grotesque' by a judge for trying to deny an Indian-born woman a British passport by suggesting that her mother could have had a secret lover. Deelavathi Bondada, the daughter of an Indian immigrant who settled in Britain and became a citizen of the UK, applied for a British passport after escaping an abusive marriage. The Government, acting under the authority of Home Secretary Theresa May, turned down the application because they said she could not prove who she was. Officials suggested that Ms Bondada, 45, might not actually be the daughter of her father Chandraiah - even though her parents had been married for 27 years at the time she was born.

Ms Bondada is now entitled to a British passport, and will be able to live in the

OPTIONS:
- Bondada indefinitely.
- Britain indefinitely.
- British indefinitely.
- Chandraiah indefinitely.
- Deelavathi Bondada indefinitely.
- Home Office indefinitely.
- India indefinitely.
- Indian indefinitely.
- Justice Walker indefinitely.
- Theresa May indefinitely.
- UK indefinitely.


Write the next sentence.

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

But there were 1,000 more deaths in

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan last year than 2015 and 4,000 more in Iraq.
- Anastasia Voronkova last year than 2015 and 4,000 more in Iraq.
- Central America last year than 2015 and 4,000 more in Iraq.
- IISS last year than 2015 and 4,000 more in Iraq.
- International Institute for Strategic Studies last year than 2015 and 4,000 more in Iraq.
- Iraq last year than 2015 and 4,000 more in Iraq.
- John Chipman last year than 2015 and 4,000 more in Iraq.
- Mexican last year than 2015 and 4,000 more in Iraq.
- Mexico last year than 2015 and 4,000 more in Iraq.
- Syria last year than 2015 and 4,000 more in Iraq.


How does this story end?

(CNN) SeaWorld's beloved  pilot whale has died after decades of performances in San Diego. Bubbles was the oldest pilot whale in a zoological park, and performed at the aquarium's San Diego location for almost three decades, SeaWorld  said. She was estimated to be in her 50s. The whale was one of the star attractions at the park's Dolphin Stadium, where she had performed since the 1980s, SeaWorld said in a statement. "She has inspired and amazed more than 100 million guests for nearly 50 years," it said. "Loved by her trainers and veterinarians, Bubbles had been a member of the SeaWorld family for nearly 30 years."

Some took to Twitter to express their distaste at

OPTIONS:
- Bubbles' life of captivity.
- CNN' life of captivity.
- Dolphin Stadium' life of captivity.
- San Diego' life of captivity.
- SeaWorld' life of captivity.


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

Japan head coach Eddie Jones knows his side will assume the role of David when they take on one of rugby's true Goliaths in South Africa on Saturday. But the Cherry Blossoms boss is refusing to rule out the possibility that the Japanese underdogs can slay the two-time champions when they kick off their World Cup campaign in Brighton. Toppling the world's number three-ranked nation looks a challenge of giant proportions, though. Springboks head coach Heyneke Meyer has named a starting XV boasting 880 caps as he looks to make the most of his star-studded squad. On the other hand, three members of Jones' current group were not even born the last time Japan managed a World Cup win, a 52-8 thrashing of Zimbabwe back in October 1991.

'We've come to this World Cup to gain some respect for

OPTIONS:
- Brighton.
- Cherry Blossoms.
- David.
- Eddie Jones.
- Heyneke Meyer.
- Japan.
- Japanese.
- Jones.
- South Africa.
- Springboks.
- World Cup.
- Zimbabwe.


Mercedes dominated free practice at Formula One's season-opening Australian Grand Prix on Friday, with Nico Rosberg edging his world champion team-mate Lewis Hamilton to top the timesheets in both sessions. German Rosberg, last year's championship runner-up, set the fastest lap of 1:27.697secs in the second session on a glorious day at Albert Park, topping Hamilton by one tenth of a second. Rosberg was also quickest in the first session, his best time of 1:29.557secs edging Hamilton as the constructors' champions carried their ominous form from winter testing onto the track. Nico Rosberg made a flying start to his season as he topped the timesheets in both practice sessions

OPTIONS:
- Albert Park's McLaren is winched away by a tractor after he skidded into the gravel ain the second session
- Australian's McLaren is winched away by a tractor after he skidded into the gravel ain the second session
- Dane's McLaren is winched away by a tractor after he skidded into the gravel ain the second session
- FP2's McLaren is winched away by a tractor after he skidded into the gravel ain the second session
- Ferrari's McLaren is winched away by a tractor after he skidded into the gravel ain the second session
- Formula One's McLaren is winched away by a tractor after he skidded into the gravel ain the second session
- German Rosberg's McLaren is winched away by a tractor after he skidded into the gravel ain the second session
- Grand Prix's McLaren is winched away by a tractor after he skidded into the gravel ain the second session
- Hamilton's McLaren is winched away by a tractor after he skidded into the gravel ain the second session
- Jenson Button's McLaren is winched away by a tractor after he skidded into the gravel ain the second session
- Kevin Magnussen's McLaren is winched away by a tractor after he skidded into the gravel ain the second session
- Lewis Hamilton's McLaren is winched away by a tractor after he skidded into the gravel ain the second session
- McLaren's McLaren is winched away by a tractor after he skidded into the gravel ain the second session
- Melbourne's McLaren is winched away by a tractor after he skidded into the gravel ain the second session
- Mercedes's McLaren is winched away by a tractor after he skidded into the gravel ain the second session
- Nico Rosberg's McLaren is winched away by a tractor after he skidded into the gravel ain the second session
- Rosberg's McLaren is winched away by a tractor after he skidded into the gravel ain the second session
- Sebastian Vettel's McLaren is winched away by a tractor after he skidded into the gravel ain the second session


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Rome (CNN) The world as we know it could come to an end this Sunday. Or it could be just another day. It depends on whom you talk to. This weekend, Italians go to the polls to vote in a referendum on whether or not the country should amend its 1948 constitution. The referendum is the brainchild of Matteo Renzi, Italy's energetic, 41-year-old Prime Minister. His intention is to defang the upper house of the Italian Parliament, the Senato, by cutting its numbers from 315 to 100, thus reducing its powers dramatically, making it more of a consultative assembly. Yes, if you read to the end of the previous paragraph, you'll probably agree it sounds dull as dust. But, in the eyes of some, the consequences of a "No" vote could be catastrophic.

By allowing the cabinet to push through legislation in a reasonable time frame,

OPTIONS:
- CNN would become more efficient, productive and prosperous while simultaneously becoming less bureaucratic and bound up in red tape.
- Italian would become more efficient, productive and prosperous while simultaneously becoming less bureaucratic and bound up in red tape.
- Italians would become more efficient, productive and prosperous while simultaneously becoming less bureaucratic and bound up in red tape.
- Italy would become more efficient, productive and prosperous while simultaneously becoming less bureaucratic and bound up in red tape.
- Matteo Renzi would become more efficient, productive and prosperous while simultaneously becoming less bureaucratic and bound up in red tape.
- Rome would become more efficient, productive and prosperous while simultaneously becoming less bureaucratic and bound up in red tape.
- Senato would become more efficient, productive and prosperous while simultaneously becoming less bureaucratic and bound up in red tape.