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Many across America and around the world were moved to tears as Caitlyn Jenner accepted the Arthur Ashe Courage Award at Wednesday's ESPY ceremony - but not one woman. Jessica Steindorff, one of the drivers involved in the fatal February car crash that killed Kim Howe, questioned how the award could be given to an individual who took the life of another person. What's more, Steindorff - who was also at the ESPY Awards with a friend - said Jenner still refuses to even accept responsibility for causing the accident. 'I find it difficult to understand how the culture we live in can honor a person who is responsible for taking a life and injuring several others with both an award and a reality show,' Steindorff said in a statement to Entertainment Tonight.

OPTIONS:
- America is said to have told officers there was no way she could have avoided the collision because the driver in front of her slammed on the brakes.
- Arthur Ashe Courage Award is said to have told officers there was no way she could have avoided the collision because the driver in front of her slammed on the brakes.
- Caitlyn Jenner is said to have told officers there was no way she could have avoided the collision because the driver in front of her slammed on the brakes.
- Courage Award is said to have told officers there was no way she could have avoided the collision because the driver in front of her slammed on the brakes.
- ESPN is said to have told officers there was no way she could have avoided the collision because the driver in front of her slammed on the brakes.
- ESPY is said to have told officers there was no way she could have avoided the collision because the driver in front of her slammed on the brakes.
- ESPY Awards is said to have told officers there was no way she could have avoided the collision because the driver in front of her slammed on the brakes.
- Entertainment Tonight is said to have told officers there was no way she could have avoided the collision because the driver in front of her slammed on the brakes.
- Jenner is said to have told officers there was no way she could have avoided the collision because the driver in front of her slammed on the brakes.
- Jessica Steindorff is said to have told officers there was no way she could have avoided the collision because the driver in front of her slammed on the brakes.
- Kim Howe is said to have told officers there was no way she could have avoided the collision because the driver in front of her slammed on the brakes.
- Steindorff is said to have told officers there was no way she could have avoided the collision because the driver in front of her slammed on the brakes.


When Kelly Lynn Miller appeared at a press conference in Thailand on Wednesday, the American fugitive didn't appear to take the hearing about her extradition very seriously - resting her head on her hands in boredom and casually applying lip-gloss through the proceedings. Authorities say the 36-year-old has been on the run for six years after fleeing the U.S.  to avoid a five-year prison sentence for killing truck driver Donald Goodwin, 57, in a 2004 drunk-driving accident. She managed to evade detection, and even give birth recently, by constantly moving around a set of Thai islands. On Thursday,  Goodwin's younger sister Faye Dees spoke out to the Daily Mail Online, saying she wasn't at all surprised by Miller's nonchalant behavior in Thailand based on how she reacted to her brother's death and interacted with the family at trial nearly a decade ago.

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- American left behind a son now in his 30s, also named Donald, and was divorced.
- Daily Mail Online left behind a son now in his 30s, also named Donald, and was divorced.
- Dees left behind a son now in his 30s, also named Donald, and was divorced.
- Donald Goodwin left behind a son now in his 30s, also named Donald, and was divorced.
- Faye Dees left behind a son now in his 30s, also named Donald, and was divorced.
- Goodwin left behind a son now in his 30s, also named Donald, and was divorced.
- Kelly Lynn Miller left behind a son now in his 30s, also named Donald, and was divorced.
- Miller left behind a son now in his 30s, also named Donald, and was divorced.
- Thai left behind a son now in his 30s, also named Donald, and was divorced.
- Thailand left behind a son now in his 30s, also named Donald, and was divorced.
- U.S. left behind a son now in his 30s, also named Donald, and was divorced.


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Russian bank VTB is to end its sponsorship of international athletics - but has insisted the decision is not connected with the doping scandal. VTB, the second-largest bank in Russia, has a deal which expires at the end of 2015 and will not be renewing the deal, said athletics' world governing body the IAAF in a statement. 'VTB has expressed no interest to extend its present contract, the last event of which was the IAAF World Championships in Beijing. The contract will come to a natural end in 2015,' said the IAAF. VTB first deputy president Vasily Titov told the RIA Novosti news agency: 'We did not plan to renew it. This has nothing to do with the doping scandal in any way.'

In

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- Beijing we have to do everything to get rid of this problem.
- IAAF we have to do everything to get rid of this problem.
- IAAF World Championships we have to do everything to get rid of this problem.
- RIA Novosti we have to do everything to get rid of this problem.
- Russia we have to do everything to get rid of this problem.
- Russian we have to do everything to get rid of this problem.
- VTB we have to do everything to get rid of this problem.
- Vasily Titov we have to do everything to get rid of this problem.
- Vladimir Putin we have to do everything to get rid of this problem.
- World Anti-Doping Agency we have to do everything to get rid of this problem.


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(CNN) Donald Trump's campaign manager said Tuesday the unpredictable Republican nominee is indeed listening to his team of advisers. "He will make his own decisions and the campaign will continue in his own words," Kellyanne Conway told CNN's Chris Cuomo on "New Day." "But he takes my counsel, other peoples' counsel very seriously. We have a fabulous relationship." Conway, a veteran Republican pollster, joined Trump's campaign in July after previously serving as an adviser to a super PAC supporting Ted Cruz's presidential bid. She said she finds Trump to be a "generous" and "gracious" client and boss. Trump enters the final month of the race down in the polls and at the center of controversy. After closing the gap with Hillary Clinton last month, Trump has lost ground with the Democratic nominee after a rocky first debate and public dispute with a former beauty pageant contestant.

A new CNN/ORC poll conducted entirely after the debate showed

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- CNN leading Trump among likely voters nationwide, 47%-42%.
- Chris Cuomo leading Trump among likely voters nationwide, 47%-42%.
- Conway leading Trump among likely voters nationwide, 47%-42%.
- Democratic leading Trump among likely voters nationwide, 47%-42%.
- Donald Trump leading Trump among likely voters nationwide, 47%-42%.
- Hillary Clinton leading Trump among likely voters nationwide, 47%-42%.
- Kellyanne Conway leading Trump among likely voters nationwide, 47%-42%.
- New Day leading Trump among likely voters nationwide, 47%-42%.
- PAC leading Trump among likely voters nationwide, 47%-42%.
- Republican leading Trump among likely voters nationwide, 47%-42%.
- Ted Cruz leading Trump among likely voters nationwide, 47%-42%.
- Trump leading Trump among likely voters nationwide, 47%-42%.


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The dream is over for Bradley Wright-Phillips and his New York Red Bulls. For the third season in a row, the men from New Jersey fell in the play-off’s having promised so much during the regular season. They really are developing a nasty habit of choking when the heat is on. Former Charlton and Southampton striker Wright-Phillips cut a forlorn figure all night though no one could argue that the Columbus Crew don't deserve their ticket to next Sunday’s final where they will host Portland. Last weekend’s 2-0 first leg defeat had left the Red Bulls facing a serious uphill challenge, one which was ultimately beyond them. There was no cutting edge, no spark when manager Jesse Marsch needed it most.

Justin Meram’s opener after just nine seconds last weekend was the spark which ignited a supremely solid display to put the

OPTIONS:
- Anatole Abang within touching distance of their first appearance in the end of season showpiece since 2008.
- Bradley Wright within touching distance of their first appearance in the end of season showpiece since 2008.
- Charlton within touching distance of their first appearance in the end of season showpiece since 2008.
- Columbus Crew within touching distance of their first appearance in the end of season showpiece since 2008.
- Jesse Marsch within touching distance of their first appearance in the end of season showpiece since 2008.
- New Jersey within touching distance of their first appearance in the end of season showpiece since 2008.
- New York Red Bulls within touching distance of their first appearance in the end of season showpiece since 2008.
- Phillips within touching distance of their first appearance in the end of season showpiece since 2008.
- Portland within touching distance of their first appearance in the end of season showpiece since 2008.
- Red Bulls within touching distance of their first appearance in the end of season showpiece since 2008.
- Southampton within touching distance of their first appearance in the end of season showpiece since 2008.
- Supporters Shield within touching distance of their first appearance in the end of season showpiece since 2008.
- Wright within touching distance of their first appearance in the end of season showpiece since 2008.


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In 2018, Nasa will launch the Orion spacecraft using the largest, most powerful rocket booster ever built; the Space Launch System (SLS). Tucked inside the stage adapter - the ring connecting Orion to the top propulsion stage of the SLS -will be 11 self-contained small satellites, each about the size of a large shoebox. Now, the space agency has revealed three missions that will use these small satellites during the test flight to help develop technologies for astronauts travelling to deep space. A concept image of the Near-Earth Asteroid Scout mission, one of 11 missions that will be secondary payloads to the first test flight of Nasa's Space Launch System

'The rocket will be the strongest ever built by

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- BioSentinel and we want to take advantage of that design.
- Lunar Flashlight and we want to take advantage of that design.
- NEA Scout and we want to take advantage of that design.
- Nasa and we want to take advantage of that design.
- Near-Earth Asteroid Scout and we want to take advantage of that design.
- Orion and we want to take advantage of that design.
- SLS and we want to take advantage of that design.
- Space Launch System and we want to take advantage of that design.


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Hempstead, New York (CNN) Hillary Clinton stepped onto the debate stage Monday night determined to show that only one candidate is ready to be president. Clinton poked, prodded and quoted Trump's own words, goading the famously thin-skinned Republican nominee. Trump took the bait, repeatedly interrupting angrily or dismissively throughout the night. He couldn't resist attacks, even when it was obvious they would backfire -- such as his criticism of Clinton for dropping off the campaign trail ahead of the debate to prepare. CNN's Reality Check Team vets the claims "Yes, I did. And you know what else I prepared for?" Clinton shot back. "I prepared to be president."

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- CNN, meanwhile, paid the price for his decision to wing it.
- Clinton, meanwhile, paid the price for his decision to wing it.
- Donald Trump, meanwhile, paid the price for his decision to wing it.
- Hempstead, meanwhile, paid the price for his decision to wing it.
- Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, paid the price for his decision to wing it.
- New York, meanwhile, paid the price for his decision to wing it.
- Reality Check Team, meanwhile, paid the price for his decision to wing it.
- Republican, meanwhile, paid the price for his decision to wing it.
- TPP, meanwhile, paid the price for his decision to wing it.
- Trump, meanwhile, paid the price for his decision to wing it.


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Doha (CNN) Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt have extended the deadline by 48 hours for Qatar to respond to a list of demands from the Saudi-led coalition, according to the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The request for an extension came from the Emir of Kuwait, Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmed Al Sabah, who has been acting as a mediator between the coalition and Qatar. He made the request after receiving assurances from the Qataris that they would still deliver their response to him by Monday, the original deadline, the state-run Qatar News Agency said. Qatar is at the center of the biggest diplomatic crisis in the Middle East in decades, which started in early June when nine allies, led by Saudi Arabia, froze ties with the country over its alleged support of terrorism.

Gargash said there would be "no big bang" when the deadline for the demands passed, but rather a gradual "turning of financial screws" and that he expected the standoff with

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- Bahrain to last for months.
- CNN to last for months.
- Doha to last for months.
- Egypt to last for months.
- Emir of Kuwait to last for months.
- Gulf to last for months.
- Middle East to last for months.
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs to last for months.
- Qatar to last for months.
- Qatar News Agency to last for months.
- Qataris to last for months.
- Sabah Al Ahmed Al Sabah to last for months.
- Saudi to last for months.
- Saudi Arabia to last for months.
- Trump to last for months.
- United Arab Emirates to last for months.


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ISIS militants besieging a Palestinian refugee camp in Syria's capital have savagely beheaded the leaders of a Hamas-linked group opposed to President Bashar Assad, it has been claimed. Having seized control of up to 90 per cent of the Yarmouk camp in south Damascus, the jihadis posted gruesome images showing the severed heads of two alleged members of Aknaf Beit al-Maqdis online. Like ISIS, the Palestinian group has declared Israel its sworn enemy, although its presence in Yarmouk has until now been to defend the camp's 18,000 residents from a crippling two year siege carried out by the Assad regime.

ISIS stormed the camp on Wednesday, marking the terrorist's deepest foray yet into

OPTIONS:
- Aknaf Beit al-Maqdis - the Syrian capital and base of President Assad's government.
- Assad - the Syrian capital and base of President Assad's government.
- Bashar Assad - the Syrian capital and base of President Assad's government.
- Damascus - the Syrian capital and base of President Assad's government.
- Gaza - the Syrian capital and base of President Assad's government.
- Hamas - the Syrian capital and base of President Assad's government.
- ISIS - the Syrian capital and base of President Assad's government.
- Israel - the Syrian capital and base of President Assad's government.
- Palestinian - the Syrian capital and base of President Assad's government.
- Syria - the Syrian capital and base of President Assad's government.
- Yarmouk - the Syrian capital and base of President Assad's government.
- Yarmouk camp - the Syrian capital and base of President Assad's government.


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(CNN)Serbian forces committed egregious violent acts against ethnic Croatians in the early 1990s, but they don't equate to genocide, a U.N. court ruled Tuesday. The 153-page ruling from the International Court of Justice means that modern-day Serbia will not have to pay restitution to Croatia, which in 1991 split from what was then Yugoslavia. The decision relates only to the two national governments' responsibility to one another, not the culpability of any individuals for targeting members of an ethnic group. Such individual cases are handled by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), another U.N. court. "Croatia has not established that the only reasonable inference that can be drawn from the (Serbians') pattern of conduct ... was the intent to destroy, in whole or in part, the Croat group," the International Court of Justice (or ICJ) ruled. "... It follows ... Croatia has failed to substantiate its allegation that genocide was committed."

For example, the ICJ found Serbian and allied forces responsible for a "large number of killings" that disproportionately affected

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- CNN, "which suggests that they may have been systematically targeted."
- Croat, "which suggests that they may have been systematically targeted."
- Croatia, "which suggests that they may have been systematically targeted."
- Croatians, "which suggests that they may have been systematically targeted."
- ICJ, "which suggests that they may have been systematically targeted."
- ICTY, "which suggests that they may have been systematically targeted."
- International Court of Justice, "which suggests that they may have been systematically targeted."
- International Criminal Tribunal, "which suggests that they may have been systematically targeted."
- Serbia, "which suggests that they may have been systematically targeted."
- Serbian, "which suggests that they may have been systematically targeted."
- Serbians, "which suggests that they may have been systematically targeted."
- U.N., "which suggests that they may have been systematically targeted."
- Yugoslavia, "which suggests that they may have been systematically targeted."
- former Yugoslavia, "which suggests that they may have been systematically targeted."


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Washington (CNN) It's the no-win situation that can only be imagined by US military officials tasked with preparing for a worst-case scenario -- conducting a preemptive strike on North Korea. With little time to evacuate, millions of innocent citizens would be caught in the crossfire if the US and its regional allies were to initiate a first strike, that would almost certainly result in high casualties on both sides. Friday morning, President Donald Trump warned on Twitter that "Military solutions are now fully in place, locked and loaded," though he said "hopefully Kim Jong Un will find another path!"

"The scenario of a

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- CNN preemptive strike is one that acknowledges our diplomacy has failed -- and our policy for last 25 years has failed," said Hendrix.
- Donald Trump preemptive strike is one that acknowledges our diplomacy has failed -- and our policy for last 25 years has failed," said Hendrix.
- Kim Jong Un preemptive strike is one that acknowledges our diplomacy has failed -- and our policy for last 25 years has failed," said Hendrix.
- North Korea preemptive strike is one that acknowledges our diplomacy has failed -- and our policy for last 25 years has failed," said Hendrix.
- Twitter preemptive strike is one that acknowledges our diplomacy has failed -- and our policy for last 25 years has failed," said Hendrix.
- US preemptive strike is one that acknowledges our diplomacy has failed -- and our policy for last 25 years has failed," said Hendrix.
- Washington preemptive strike is one that acknowledges our diplomacy has failed -- and our policy for last 25 years has failed," said Hendrix.


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(CNN) Every now and then, facts get a little mixed up with fiction. Take the example of Bradley Cooper. The actor was at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia Wednesday night -- minding his own business -- when he started trending on social media. Not because of his beard and flowing hair, which made him look like a well-moisturized pirate with glistening skin. But that's a whole other story. Apparently, some people believed Cooper was a Republican, based on his riveting portrayal of Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle in the blockbuster film, "American Sniper." Kyle was a right-wing icon who loved his weapons. He once said President Barack Obama's gun control proposals were aimed at "trying to ban everything."

But just like

OPTIONS:
- American Sniper is not a gun-slinging raccoon from his role in "Guardians of the Galaxy," he does not appear to be a Republican either.
- Barack Obama is not a gun-slinging raccoon from his role in "Guardians of the Galaxy," he does not appear to be a Republican either.
- Bradley Cooper is not a gun-slinging raccoon from his role in "Guardians of the Galaxy," he does not appear to be a Republican either.
- Chris Kyle is not a gun-slinging raccoon from his role in "Guardians of the Galaxy," he does not appear to be a Republican either.
- Cooper is not a gun-slinging raccoon from his role in "Guardians of the Galaxy," he does not appear to be a Republican either.
- DNC is not a gun-slinging raccoon from his role in "Guardians of the Galaxy," he does not appear to be a Republican either.
- Democratic National Convention is not a gun-slinging raccoon from his role in "Guardians of the Galaxy," he does not appear to be a Republican either.
- Kyle is not a gun-slinging raccoon from his role in "Guardians of the Galaxy," he does not appear to be a Republican either.
- Navy SEAL is not a gun-slinging raccoon from his role in "Guardians of the Galaxy," he does not appear to be a Republican either.
- Philadelphia is not a gun-slinging raccoon from his role in "Guardians of the Galaxy," he does not appear to be a Republican either.
- Republican is not a gun-slinging raccoon from his role in "Guardians of the Galaxy," he does not appear to be a Republican either.


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Newspapers produced by German soldiers who were captured as prisoners of war have revealed how they learned to speak English. The newly uncovered handwritten illustrations, poems, puzzles and football match reports have been translated from German some 70 years after they were written, following a crowd sourcing campaign. And among the haul of papers found at Setley Prison of War Camp in the New Forest, was a handout given to prisoners titled 'Brush up your English' written by Gerhard Wagner. It offered the prisoners handy English phrases for them to learn such as 'good as gold', 'as mad as a march hare', and 'fit as a fiddle'.

Another piece translated covers a newspaper report of new arrivals to

OPTIONS:
- English in May 1945, describing them as so thin the ‘Lord’s Prayer could blow through their cheeks’.
- Gerhard Wagner in May 1945, describing them as so thin the ‘Lord’s Prayer could blow through their cheeks’.
- German in May 1945, describing them as so thin the ‘Lord’s Prayer could blow through their cheeks’.
- New Forest in May 1945, describing them as so thin the ‘Lord’s Prayer could blow through their cheeks’.
- Setley Prison of War Camp in May 1945, describing them as so thin the ‘Lord’s Prayer could blow through their cheeks’.
- Show in May 1945, describing them as so thin the ‘Lord’s Prayer could blow through their cheeks’.


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A revolutionary couple who fell in love while talking through a tiny hole in the wall between their adjacent prison cells in Syria found their hopes for a happy life together shattered when they were released. The story of Amer Daoud, 45, and Raghda Hasan, 40, is told in an intimate film by British documentary maker Sean McAllister, who followed the pair and their two children for five years as they fought for freedom - and then fled for safety - as war tore their homeland apart. While Amer wanted to seek a quiet life for their children in Europe, Raghda said she felt like a traitor for leaving her country behind.

But

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- Amer struggled to adapt to life in the outside world, particularly as her homeland continued to be ravished by war.
- Amer Daoud struggled to adapt to life in the outside world, particularly as her homeland continued to be ravished by war.
- Assad struggled to adapt to life in the outside world, particularly as her homeland continued to be ravished by war.
- British struggled to adapt to life in the outside world, particularly as her homeland continued to be ravished by war.
- Europe struggled to adapt to life in the outside world, particularly as her homeland continued to be ravished by war.
- France struggled to adapt to life in the outside world, particularly as her homeland continued to be ravished by war.
- Raghda struggled to adapt to life in the outside world, particularly as her homeland continued to be ravished by war.
- Raghda Hasan struggled to adapt to life in the outside world, particularly as her homeland continued to be ravished by war.
- Sean McAllister struggled to adapt to life in the outside world, particularly as her homeland continued to be ravished by war.
- Syria struggled to adapt to life in the outside world, particularly as her homeland continued to be ravished by war.
- Syrian struggled to adapt to life in the outside world, particularly as her homeland continued to be ravished by war.
- Turkish struggled to adapt to life in the outside world, particularly as her homeland continued to be ravished by war.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump's launch of two major military strikes in the last two weeks raises a question about his 2016 declaration that the US can no longer be the world's policeman: Has Trump changed his mind? Eighty-six days into the new administration, the President seems to pivoting away from the "America First" doctrine that drove his campaign and foreshadowed a withdrawal from the world stage. Some of Trump's foreign policy decisions still seem to reflect that protectionist view -- in particular his decision to slash the budget for US diplomacy. But Trump's recent use of military force in Syria and Afghanistan points to a possible evolution in his thinking about the use of American power and how best to wield it on the world stage.

But that "total authorization" has raised concerns that

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan may be placing too much emphasis on military solutions to diplomatic problems and may be shirking responsibility along with authorization.
- America First may be placing too much emphasis on military solutions to diplomatic problems and may be shirking responsibility along with authorization.
- American may be placing too much emphasis on military solutions to diplomatic problems and may be shirking responsibility along with authorization.
- CNN may be placing too much emphasis on military solutions to diplomatic problems and may be shirking responsibility along with authorization.
- Donald Trump may be placing too much emphasis on military solutions to diplomatic problems and may be shirking responsibility along with authorization.
- Syria may be placing too much emphasis on military solutions to diplomatic problems and may be shirking responsibility along with authorization.
- Trump may be placing too much emphasis on military solutions to diplomatic problems and may be shirking responsibility along with authorization.
- US may be placing too much emphasis on military solutions to diplomatic problems and may be shirking responsibility along with authorization.
- Washington may be placing too much emphasis on military solutions to diplomatic problems and may be shirking responsibility along with authorization.
- Yemen may be placing too much emphasis on military solutions to diplomatic problems and may be shirking responsibility along with authorization.


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Norwich manager Alex Neil is hopeful full-back Martin Olsson will not miss too much of the start of the Barclays Premier League campaign after shoulder surgery, but looks to have reached a stalemate with Hull over the pursuit of Robbie Brady. Sweden international Olsson has resumed light training following an operation after Norwich's Sky Bet Championship play-off win over Middlesbrough, but is not scheduled to be involved in the new season opener against Crystal Palace on August 8. Neil has spoken of his desire to provide competition in every position, having recently deployed midfielder Bradley Johnson as emergency defensive cover, but has been left frustrated at not being able to get transfer targets to the Norfolk club,

Bruce, meanwhile, suggested Norwich would have to improve their offer on

OPTIONS:
- Alex Neil closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.
- Barclays Premier League closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.
- Bradley Johnson closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.
- Canaries closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.
- Crystal Palace closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.
- Hull closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.
- Martin Olsson closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.
- Middlesbrough closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.
- Neil closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.
- Norfolk closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.
- Norwich closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.
- Olsson closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.
- Robbie Brady closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.
- Sky Bet Championship closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.
- Steve Bruce closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.
- Sweden closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.
- Tigers closer to the club's £8m valuation to progress the transfer.


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

In the meantime

OPTIONS:
- Andrea was stunned and almost too shocked to believe what she had heard.
- Andrea Rivas was stunned and almost too shocked to believe what she had heard.
- Daily Mail Online was stunned and almost too shocked to believe what she had heard.
- EmmaLee was stunned and almost too shocked to believe what she had heard.
- Grayson was stunned and almost too shocked to believe what she had heard.
- IVF was stunned and almost too shocked to believe what she had heard.
- Mark was stunned and almost too shocked to believe what she had heard.
- Martinsburg was stunned and almost too shocked to believe what she had heard.
- Palmisano was stunned and almost too shocked to believe what she had heard.
- Philip was stunned and almost too shocked to believe what she had heard.
- Sandi was stunned and almost too shocked to believe what she had heard.
- Sandi Palmisano was stunned and almost too shocked to believe what she had heard.
- W Va was stunned and almost too shocked to believe what she had heard.
- West Virginia was stunned and almost too shocked to believe what she had heard.


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A director at one of Princess Diana's favourite charities is set to receive a six-figure payout after her boss nicknamed her 'Looney Tunes' and sent an obscene email. Ibukun Adebayo, 48, won her religious and racial bias claim against Turning Point, a drugs, alcohol and mental health charity at East London Tribunal Service. Mrs Adebayo claimed she was unfairly sacked from her £84,000 position as IT director at the charity by its chief executive Lord Victor Adebowale. The hearing was told that her boss David Hoare referred to her a 'Looney Tunes' in one email to Lord Adebowale and sent another work email about a sex act.

But Lord Adebowale, 52, sacked Mrs Adebayo in August 2013 for 'an alleged breach of

OPTIONS:
- Adebayo security'.
- Adebowale security'.
- David Hoare security'.
- Diana security'.
- East London security'.
- East London Tribunal Service security'.
- IT security'.
- Ibukun Adebayo security'.
- Looney Tunes security'.
- Turning Point security'.
- Victor Adebowale security'.


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People say English footballers aren’t technically gifted — Jack Wilshere proves they are. The precision of his strikes were magnificent, he put it in the same compartment of the goal against a world-class goalkeeper in Samir Handanovic. Wilshere’s almost made a fool of him. His goals, though, beg the question of whether he should be playing further forward for England. I’m with Roy Hodgson on this one — if I’m a centre back and I want to give the ball to a gifted player, Wilshere is one of those. It can’t be a player who doesn’t want to receive the ball and just wants to defend.

But while it was a good night for

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal, you had to feel sorry for Nathaniel Clyne.
- England, you had to feel sorry for Nathaniel Clyne.
- English, you had to feel sorry for Nathaniel Clyne.
- Euro 2016, you had to feel sorry for Nathaniel Clyne.
- Group E, you had to feel sorry for Nathaniel Clyne.
- Jack Wilshere, you had to feel sorry for Nathaniel Clyne.
- Nathaniel Clyne, you had to feel sorry for Nathaniel Clyne.
- Roy Hodgson, you had to feel sorry for Nathaniel Clyne.
- Samir Handanovic, you had to feel sorry for Nathaniel Clyne.
- Slovenia, you had to feel sorry for Nathaniel Clyne.
- Wilshere, you had to feel sorry for Nathaniel Clyne.


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The Avengers have battled to save Earth from an alien invasion, the evil Loki and now, in the latest movie, face off against the killing machine Ultron. They do this, of course, with the help of numerous superpowers - including Iron Man’s suit, super-healing abilities and Captain America’s indestructible shield. But just how scientifically sound are some of these powers, and do any of them hold up to the laws of physics and chemistry as we know them? Scroll down for video The American Chemical Society in Washington explained the science behind the Avengers in a video. It looks at the composition of Iron Man's suit - said to be a gold-titanium alloy in one of the movies - and Captain America's shield. The video also explains the science behind super-healing abilities

His original suit, made only of iron, would have weighed around 70kg (150lbs) according to the

OPTIONS:
- American Chemical Society - not very comfortable or easy to move around in.
- Avengers - not very comfortable or easy to move around in.
- Black Widow - not very comfortable or easy to move around in.
- Captain America - not very comfortable or easy to move around in.
- Earth - not very comfortable or easy to move around in.
- Iron Man - not very comfortable or easy to move around in.
- Loki - not very comfortable or easy to move around in.
- Ultron - not very comfortable or easy to move around in.
- Washington - not very comfortable or easy to move around in.


How does the sentence end?

Ella Richards, the 18-year-old granddaughter of Rolling Stones guitar hero Keith Richards, has landed a starry new role - as one of the faces of Burberry's new campaign. The slinky, long-necked blonde, who was scouted by her mother's agency at the tender age of 15, leads a cast of 12 young British actors, musicians and models, marking the first Burberry campaign for the majority of the cast. Ella looks right at home posing alongside the likes of Cara Delevingne's best friend, Clara Paget, and BRIT award-winning musician Tom Odell. And so she should, given her impressive lineage. Ella's father, Marlon Richards, son of Keith, is a photographer and graphic artist, and her mother is Lucie de la Falaise; a former model and niece of legendary Yves Saint Laurent muse Loulou de la Falaise.

Her mother

OPTIONS:
- BRIT graced multiple Vogue covers in the 90s, and their inner circle of close family and friends include Johnny Depp, Liv Tyler, and cousins Theodora and Alexandra Richards.
- British graced multiple Vogue covers in the 90s, and their inner circle of close family and friends include Johnny Depp, Liv Tyler, and cousins Theodora and Alexandra Richards.
- Burberry graced multiple Vogue covers in the 90s, and their inner circle of close family and friends include Johnny Depp, Liv Tyler, and cousins Theodora and Alexandra Richards.
- Cara Delevingne graced multiple Vogue covers in the 90s, and their inner circle of close family and friends include Johnny Depp, Liv Tyler, and cousins Theodora and Alexandra Richards.
- Clara Paget graced multiple Vogue covers in the 90s, and their inner circle of close family and friends include Johnny Depp, Liv Tyler, and cousins Theodora and Alexandra Richards.
- Ella graced multiple Vogue covers in the 90s, and their inner circle of close family and friends include Johnny Depp, Liv Tyler, and cousins Theodora and Alexandra Richards.
- Ella Richards graced multiple Vogue covers in the 90s, and their inner circle of close family and friends include Johnny Depp, Liv Tyler, and cousins Theodora and Alexandra Richards.
- Kate Moss graced multiple Vogue covers in the 90s, and their inner circle of close family and friends include Johnny Depp, Liv Tyler, and cousins Theodora and Alexandra Richards.
- Keith graced multiple Vogue covers in the 90s, and their inner circle of close family and friends include Johnny Depp, Liv Tyler, and cousins Theodora and Alexandra Richards.
- Keith Richards graced multiple Vogue covers in the 90s, and their inner circle of close family and friends include Johnny Depp, Liv Tyler, and cousins Theodora and Alexandra Richards.
- Loulou de la Falaise graced multiple Vogue covers in the 90s, and their inner circle of close family and friends include Johnny Depp, Liv Tyler, and cousins Theodora and Alexandra Richards.
- Lucie de la Falaise graced multiple Vogue covers in the 90s, and their inner circle of close family and friends include Johnny Depp, Liv Tyler, and cousins Theodora and Alexandra Richards.
- Marlon Richards graced multiple Vogue covers in the 90s, and their inner circle of close family and friends include Johnny Depp, Liv Tyler, and cousins Theodora and Alexandra Richards.
- Rolling Stones graced multiple Vogue covers in the 90s, and their inner circle of close family and friends include Johnny Depp, Liv Tyler, and cousins Theodora and Alexandra Richards.
- Stars graced multiple Vogue covers in the 90s, and their inner circle of close family and friends include Johnny Depp, Liv Tyler, and cousins Theodora and Alexandra Richards.
- Tom Odell graced multiple Vogue covers in the 90s, and their inner circle of close family and friends include Johnny Depp, Liv Tyler, and cousins Theodora and Alexandra Richards.
- Yves Saint Laurent graced multiple Vogue covers in the 90s, and their inner circle of close family and friends include Johnny Depp, Liv Tyler, and cousins Theodora and Alexandra Richards.


How does this story end?

Beaming with joy, they nestle gently in the arms of their doting father. But today Abigail, seven, and Sophie, three, are mourning his murder at the hands of a coward. David Phillips, a 34-year-old police constable, was run over and killed trying to stop burglars escaping in a stolen car. Relatives say his wife Jennifer, 28, and daughters are devastated – Abigail burst into tears when she was told. ‘It just feels unreal,’ said Marion Smith, Jennifer’s grandmother. ‘We knew sometimes his job could be difficult, but he never complained and always took it in his stride. Abigail and Sophie adored him, they were real daddy’s girls. They would always play together.

But they did not think it was unusual because thousands of similar crimes are committed on

OPTIONS:
- Abigail every year.
- David Phillips every year.
- Jennifer every year.
- Marion Smith every year.
- Merseyside every year.
- Mitsubishi every year.
- Sophie every year.


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

Apple promised it would offer an Android version of its music service in autumn. And it seems it is on track, if leaked images spotted by German website Mobile Geeks are anything to go by. Screenshots seem to show Apple Music features including Beats 1 Radio and the built-in social network Apple Music Connect, as well as Android hallmarks such as sliding sidebars. Shots of the beta version of the app show the 'For Me' recommendations page as well as features not currently available on the iOS version, such as the ability to change the size of the cache used to store music offline, 9to5Mac reported.

It noted the design still looks like an

OPTIONS:
- Android product, but the functions are geared towards Android, rather than iPhone users.
- Apple product, but the functions are geared towards Android, rather than iPhone users.
- Apple Music product, but the functions are geared towards Android, rather than iPhone users.
- Apple Music Connect product, but the functions are geared towards Android, rather than iPhone users.
- Beats 1 Radio product, but the functions are geared towards Android, rather than iPhone users.
- For Me product, but the functions are geared towards Android, rather than iPhone users.
- German product, but the functions are geared towards Android, rather than iPhone users.
- Mobile Geeks product, but the functions are geared towards Android, rather than iPhone users.


Complete the passage.

A woman whose six-year-old son has vanished with her estranged husband has written the little boy an open letter telling him: ‘I love you from the moon and back.' Leyla Dad, 33, has also sent a plea to the public saying, ‘please help me find my baby boy’. Ms Dad - who is Polish and uses her middle name, Paulina - has launched proceedings in the Family Division of the High Court in a bid to trace young Mani. Solicitors representing Ms Dad say Mani disappeared from his home in Kielce, Poland, in January. They think that he is in the UK with his British father Zayn Dean, 47, who is also known as Dholtana Dad.

Lawyers said Mr

OPTIONS:
- British had family links to Bedford and Kettering, Northamptonshire and he was a businessman involved in property.
- Dad had family links to Bedford and Kettering, Northamptonshire and he was a businessman involved in property.
- Dholtana Dad had family links to Bedford and Kettering, Northamptonshire and he was a businessman involved in property.
- Family Division had family links to Bedford and Kettering, Northamptonshire and he was a businessman involved in property.
- High Court had family links to Bedford and Kettering, Northamptonshire and he was a businessman involved in property.
- Kielce had family links to Bedford and Kettering, Northamptonshire and he was a businessman involved in property.
- Leyla Dad had family links to Bedford and Kettering, Northamptonshire and he was a businessman involved in property.
- Mani had family links to Bedford and Kettering, Northamptonshire and he was a businessman involved in property.
- Paulina had family links to Bedford and Kettering, Northamptonshire and he was a businessman involved in property.
- Poland had family links to Bedford and Kettering, Northamptonshire and he was a businessman involved in property.
- Polish had family links to Bedford and Kettering, Northamptonshire and he was a businessman involved in property.
- Solicitors had family links to Bedford and Kettering, Northamptonshire and he was a businessman involved in property.
- UK had family links to Bedford and Kettering, Northamptonshire and he was a businessman involved in property.
- Zayn Dean had family links to Bedford and Kettering, Northamptonshire and he was a businessman involved in property.


A woman who married her female partner last year without first divorcing her husband has pleaded guilty to bigamy and other charges in Virginia. Keyshana Rae Childress, 28, of Wayneboro, was sentenced to two years' probation on Tuesday. The incident is believed to the first case of bigamy resulting from someone marrying a woman without first getting divorced from a man. Prosecutors say Childress signed a marriage license last October and lied about being already married to Bobby Nicholson, 51, from Charlottesville. 'The marriage was voided because the defendant was legally married to another person,' Robert Garnett, assistant commonwealth's attorney told The News Virginian of Waynesboro.

Nicholson and Childress married in 2008 and split in 2012 at which stage he said wasn’t aware that

OPTIONS:
- Bobby Nicholson was attracted to women, although he now understands that that was the reason why their marriage didn’t work out.
- Charlottesville was attracted to women, although he now understands that that was the reason why their marriage didn’t work out.
- Childress was attracted to women, although he now understands that that was the reason why their marriage didn’t work out.
- Florida was attracted to women, although he now understands that that was the reason why their marriage didn’t work out.
- Karen was attracted to women, although he now understands that that was the reason why their marriage didn’t work out.
- Keyshana Rae Childress was attracted to women, although he now understands that that was the reason why their marriage didn’t work out.
- Mother was attracted to women, although he now understands that that was the reason why their marriage didn’t work out.
- Robert Garnett was attracted to women, although he now understands that that was the reason why their marriage didn’t work out.
- The News Virginian was attracted to women, although he now understands that that was the reason why their marriage didn’t work out.
- Virginia was attracted to women, although he now understands that that was the reason why their marriage didn’t work out.
- Wayneboro was attracted to women, although he now understands that that was the reason why their marriage didn’t work out.
- Waynesboro was attracted to women, although he now understands that that was the reason why their marriage didn’t work out.


Write the next sentence.

Denis Suarez could complete an incredible journey from Manchester City reject to Barcelona first-teamer next season after Luis Enrique personally requested he be recalled from his loan spell at Sevilla and given a squad number at the Camp Nou. Barcelona have to deal with the double-whammy next season of not having Xavi Hernandez and not being able to buy a new midfielder until January when their Fifa ban is finally lifted. So having watched him closely out on loan last season Luis Enrique wants Suarez brought back into the fold. The 21-year-old was bought by Manchester City in 2011 for £850,000 from Celta Vigo’s youth team but he failed to do enough to convince them to keep him in England and in 2013 Barcelona bought him and put him in their B team.

If the deal goes through and

OPTIONS:
- Barca begins his pre-season training with Barcelona on July 13 Manchester City could start to wonder if they were hasty in selling Suarez for just €1.5m in 2013.
- Barcelona begins his pre-season training with Barcelona on July 13 Manchester City could start to wonder if they were hasty in selling Suarez for just €1.5m in 2013.
- Camp Nou begins his pre-season training with Barcelona on July 13 Manchester City could start to wonder if they were hasty in selling Suarez for just €1.5m in 2013.
- Celta Vigo begins his pre-season training with Barcelona on July 13 Manchester City could start to wonder if they were hasty in selling Suarez for just €1.5m in 2013.
- Denis Suarez begins his pre-season training with Barcelona on July 13 Manchester City could start to wonder if they were hasty in selling Suarez for just €1.5m in 2013.
- England begins his pre-season training with Barcelona on July 13 Manchester City could start to wonder if they were hasty in selling Suarez for just €1.5m in 2013.
- Etihad begins his pre-season training with Barcelona on July 13 Manchester City could start to wonder if they were hasty in selling Suarez for just €1.5m in 2013.
- Fifa begins his pre-season training with Barcelona on July 13 Manchester City could start to wonder if they were hasty in selling Suarez for just €1.5m in 2013.
- Luis Enrique begins his pre-season training with Barcelona on July 13 Manchester City could start to wonder if they were hasty in selling Suarez for just €1.5m in 2013.
- Manchester City begins his pre-season training with Barcelona on July 13 Manchester City could start to wonder if they were hasty in selling Suarez for just €1.5m in 2013.
- Nou Camp begins his pre-season training with Barcelona on July 13 Manchester City could start to wonder if they were hasty in selling Suarez for just €1.5m in 2013.
- Sevilla begins his pre-season training with Barcelona on July 13 Manchester City could start to wonder if they were hasty in selling Suarez for just €1.5m in 2013.
- Suarez begins his pre-season training with Barcelona on July 13 Manchester City could start to wonder if they were hasty in selling Suarez for just €1.5m in 2013.
- Xavi Hernandez begins his pre-season training with Barcelona on July 13 Manchester City could start to wonder if they were hasty in selling Suarez for just €1.5m in 2013.


Write the last sentence in this story.

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

Harley-

OPTIONS:
- American issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."
- CNN issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."
- Davidson issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."
- Donald Trump issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."
- Harley issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."
- Milwaukee issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."
- Stephanie Grisham issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."
- Trump issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."
- Washington issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."
- White House issued a statement Tuesday night saying they "don't have, nor did we have, a scheduled visit from the President this week at any of our facilities."


Pasadena, CA (CNN) While most Americans are out watching fireworks to celebrate the Fourth of July, a group of scientists will be huddled in a small, glass conference room at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena, California, on Monday night to listen for a series of tones. Those tones may not rival the national anthem, but they will tell Juno mission managers whether the spacecraft has successfully performed a "suspenseful" maneuver that will allow it to be pulled into orbit around Jupiter. "Oh my God, we're going in!" said an admittedly nervous Scott Bolton -- the principal investigator for Juno with the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas.

"The stuff that

OPTIONS:
- Americans has more of is what we're all made out of," he said.
- CA has more of is what we're all made out of," he said.
- California has more of is what we're all made out of," he said.
- God has more of is what we're all made out of," he said.
- Jet Propulsion Lab has more of is what we're all made out of," he said.
- Juno has more of is what we're all made out of," he said.
- Jupiter has more of is what we're all made out of," he said.
- NASA has more of is what we're all made out of," he said.
- Pasadena has more of is what we're all made out of," he said.
- San Antonio has more of is what we're all made out of," he said.
- Scott Bolton has more of is what we're all made out of," he said.
- Southwest Research Institute has more of is what we're all made out of," he said.
- Texas has more of is what we're all made out of," he said.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

A bug in the Gmail app for Android has been found that lets users conceal their email addresses simply by typing in two extra characters. This flaw could be used by cybercriminals to send phishing emails, for example, designed to make unsuspecting users click on malicious links. When told about the bug, Google reportedly dismissed it for 'not being a security vulnerability', but the firm has since made a U-turn and is said to be working on a fix. Independent security researcher Yan Zhu, an ex-physicist from the Massachusetts, (MIT) discovered the bug at the end of October. While the glitch only works within the Gmail Android app, Zhu pointed out it leaves people vulnerable to phishing scams because people's real identities can be easily obscured.

OPTIONS:
- Android added the feature to Gmail Labs - a scheme the firm describes as 'some crazy experimental stuff' - in March 2009.
- Gmail added the feature to Gmail Labs - a scheme the firm describes as 'some crazy experimental stuff' - in March 2009.
- Gmail Android added the feature to Gmail Labs - a scheme the firm describes as 'some crazy experimental stuff' - in March 2009.
- Google added the feature to Gmail Labs - a scheme the firm describes as 'some crazy experimental stuff' - in March 2009.
- Independent added the feature to Gmail Labs - a scheme the firm describes as 'some crazy experimental stuff' - in March 2009.
- MIT added the feature to Gmail Labs - a scheme the firm describes as 'some crazy experimental stuff' - in March 2009.
- Massachusetts added the feature to Gmail Labs - a scheme the firm describes as 'some crazy experimental stuff' - in March 2009.
- U added the feature to Gmail Labs - a scheme the firm describes as 'some crazy experimental stuff' - in March 2009.
- Yan Zhu added the feature to Gmail Labs - a scheme the firm describes as 'some crazy experimental stuff' - in March 2009.
- Zhu added the feature to Gmail Labs - a scheme the firm describes as 'some crazy experimental stuff' - in March 2009.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Eleven soldiers were killed and seven others injured in what the Philippines government has described as a "friendly fire incident" in Marawi, on the southern island of Mindanao. Government forces are battling ISIS-linked militants for control of the city, displacing at least 70,000 residents and leaving 140 people dead. According to CNN Philippines, on Wednesday two jets were conducting strikes against members of the Maute group, which has pledged allegiance to ISIS, when one struck members of the 55th Infantry Battalion. "The first plane dropped the ordnance accurately, but the second one missed. It hit our troops ... there must be some mistake there," said Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana.

OPTIONS:
- 55th Infantry Battalion officials said he was likely still in the city, pointing to the ferocity of ongoing resistance from the Maute fighters.
- CNN officials said he was likely still in the city, pointing to the ferocity of ongoing resistance from the Maute fighters.
- CNN Philippines officials said he was likely still in the city, pointing to the ferocity of ongoing resistance from the Maute fighters.
- Delfin Lorenzana officials said he was likely still in the city, pointing to the ferocity of ongoing resistance from the Maute fighters.
- ISIS officials said he was likely still in the city, pointing to the ferocity of ongoing resistance from the Maute fighters.
- Marawi officials said he was likely still in the city, pointing to the ferocity of ongoing resistance from the Maute fighters.
- Maute officials said he was likely still in the city, pointing to the ferocity of ongoing resistance from the Maute fighters.
- Mindanao officials said he was likely still in the city, pointing to the ferocity of ongoing resistance from the Maute fighters.
- Philippines officials said he was likely still in the city, pointing to the ferocity of ongoing resistance from the Maute fighters.


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

The New York Giants will decide whether to activate Jason Pierre-Paul on Saturday. Coach Tom Coughlin said on Friday that everything is positive at this point for Pierre-Paul, but the medical staff want to look at him one more time before clearing him to play at Tampa Bay on Sunday. Pierre-Paul has not played since losing his right index finger and injuring a couple of other fingers on the hand in a fireworks accident on July 4. The two-time Pro Bowler led the Giants with 12 1/2 sacks last season. The 26-year-old was expected to be the force on coordinator Steve Spagnuolo's new defense, a unit that has a league-low nine sacks in eight games.

The Giants were granted a two-game roster exemption for Pierre-

OPTIONS:
- Giants when he signed his contract last week.
- Jason Pierre when he signed his contract last week.
- New York Giants when he signed his contract last week.
- Paul when he signed his contract last week.
- Pierre when he signed his contract last week.
- Pro Bowler when he signed his contract last week.
- Steve Spagnuolo when he signed his contract last week.
- Tampa Bay when he signed his contract last week.
- Tom Coughlin when he signed his contract last week.


How does this story end?

(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.

"As debate unfolded over ACA replacement millions of

OPTIONS:
- AHCA learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- Affordable Care Act learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- American learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- American Health Care Act learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- Americans learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- Atlanta learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- CDC learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- Department of Health and Human Services learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- GOP learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- House learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- Laurie Garrett learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- Obama learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- Paul Ryan learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- Republican learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- Republican Party learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- Ryan learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- Step Approach learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- Tom Price learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.
- White House learned, apparently for the first time, that "Obamacare" and the "Affordable Care Act" are the same thing.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) -- Sebastian Vettel dashed Fernando Alonso's hopes of delivering a home victory for Ferrari at Monza with another commanding drive to win the Italian Grand Prix Sunday. The three-time defending champion secured his sixth win of the season after starting on pole position, relegating Spain's Alonso to second place. Vettel's Red Bull teammate Mark Webber finished third ahead of the second Ferrari of Brazilian Felipe Massa. The victory extended Vettel's advantage in the world title race over Alonso to 53 points with seven rounds remaining. Britain's Lewis Hamilton, who was forced to start from 12th after a poor qualifying session Saturday, could only manage ninth spot, but remained in third place in the standings, 81 points adrift.

OPTIONS:
- Alonso acknowledged there was little he could do to prevent the 32nd victory of Vettel's career.
- Brazilian acknowledged there was little he could do to prevent the 32nd victory of Vettel's career.
- Britain acknowledged there was little he could do to prevent the 32nd victory of Vettel's career.
- CNN acknowledged there was little he could do to prevent the 32nd victory of Vettel's career.
- Felipe Massa acknowledged there was little he could do to prevent the 32nd victory of Vettel's career.
- Fernando Alonso acknowledged there was little he could do to prevent the 32nd victory of Vettel's career.
- Ferrari acknowledged there was little he could do to prevent the 32nd victory of Vettel's career.
- Grand Prix acknowledged there was little he could do to prevent the 32nd victory of Vettel's career.
- Italian acknowledged there was little he could do to prevent the 32nd victory of Vettel's career.
- Lewis Hamilton acknowledged there was little he could do to prevent the 32nd victory of Vettel's career.
- Mark Webber acknowledged there was little he could do to prevent the 32nd victory of Vettel's career.
- Monza acknowledged there was little he could do to prevent the 32nd victory of Vettel's career.
- Red Bull acknowledged there was little he could do to prevent the 32nd victory of Vettel's career.
- Sebastian Vettel acknowledged there was little he could do to prevent the 32nd victory of Vettel's career.
- Spain acknowledged there was little he could do to prevent the 32nd victory of Vettel's career.
- Vettel acknowledged there was little he could do to prevent the 32nd victory of Vettel's career.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Nick Gordon, the troubled fiancé of Bobby Kristina Brown, has defended himself against allegations that Whitney Houston’s daughter was the victim of foul play, Daily Mail Online can reveal. Speaking to Dr Phil McGraw Gordon, 25, said: ‘I lost the most legendary singer ever and I’m scared to lose Krissy. I want to let all you guys know I did everything possible in the world to protect them.’ Gordon’s impassioned assertion was made during a dramatic intervention staged by Dr Phil last week and due to air today. Weeping and wailing and at times incoherent, Gordon had believed that he was to be interviewed by Dr Phil.

Unlike

OPTIONS:
- Bobbi Kristina's death that was ruled accidental, police are treating Bobbi Kristina's near drowning and injuries allegedly sustained by the 22-year-old as a criminal investigation.
- Bobby Kristina Brown's death that was ruled accidental, police are treating Bobbi Kristina's near drowning and injuries allegedly sustained by the 22-year-old as a criminal investigation.
- Daily Mail Online's death that was ruled accidental, police are treating Bobbi Kristina's near drowning and injuries allegedly sustained by the 22-year-old as a criminal investigation.
- Dr Phil's death that was ruled accidental, police are treating Bobbi Kristina's near drowning and injuries allegedly sustained by the 22-year-old as a criminal investigation.
- Gordon's death that was ruled accidental, police are treating Bobbi Kristina's near drowning and injuries allegedly sustained by the 22-year-old as a criminal investigation.
- Krissy's death that was ruled accidental, police are treating Bobbi Kristina's near drowning and injuries allegedly sustained by the 22-year-old as a criminal investigation.
- Nick Gordon's death that was ruled accidental, police are treating Bobbi Kristina's near drowning and injuries allegedly sustained by the 22-year-old as a criminal investigation.
- Phil McGraw's death that was ruled accidental, police are treating Bobbi Kristina's near drowning and injuries allegedly sustained by the 22-year-old as a criminal investigation.
- Phil McGraw Gordon's death that was ruled accidental, police are treating Bobbi Kristina's near drowning and injuries allegedly sustained by the 22-year-old as a criminal investigation.
- Phil.'s death that was ruled accidental, police are treating Bobbi Kristina's near drowning and injuries allegedly sustained by the 22-year-old as a criminal investigation.
- Whitney Houston's death that was ruled accidental, police are treating Bobbi Kristina's near drowning and injuries allegedly sustained by the 22-year-old as a criminal investigation.
- Xanax's death that was ruled accidental, police are treating Bobbi Kristina's near drowning and injuries allegedly sustained by the 22-year-old as a criminal investigation.


Write the last sentence in this story.

Jihadi John will never enter 'paradise' because he beheaded British aid worker Alan Henning while he was 'under the protection of Muslims', a rival terror group battling ISIS has claimed. In a new propaganda magazine published online, the Jaish al-Fath group says the 47-year-old was a 'non-believer' but his murder was not justified under shariah law. Islamic State filmed the murder of Henning at the hands of Jihadi John - later outed as Mohammed Emwazi - and released the gruesome footage online in October 2014. But  the man who was described as a 'decent, caring human being' was supposedly granted Amana [protection] by two different Islamist groups and it was forbidden to harm him, according to Jaish al-Fath which commands up to 10,000 fighters.

'They fail to see how their actions will affect the Ummah [community] at large,' Jaish al-

OPTIONS:
- Alan Henning writes.
- Amana writes.
- British writes.
- Fath writes.
- Fath Islamist writes.
- Henning writes.
- ISIS writes.
- Islamic writes.
- Islamist writes.
- Jaish writes.
- Jaish al writes.
- Jihadi writes.
- Jihadi John writes.
- John writes.
- Mohammed Emwazi writes.
- Muslims writes.
- Syria writes.


President Barack Obama 'doesn't have a clue,' when it comes to negotiating, Donald Trump said Tuesday as he announced his candidacy for president. The day before, former Florida governor Jeb Bush belittled the president's Cuba policy in his own campaign launch and said that if the water cooler talk was true and Obama was planning to visit the communist country, he'd be there as a 'glorified tourist.' As ex-Texas governor Rick Perry entered the race on June 4, he claimed that 'no decision has done more harm than the president’s withdrawal of American troops from Iraq.' The White House's response: We're not going to punch down at wannabee Oval Office occupants.

In it, she did not respond to

OPTIONS:
- American's knocks on the president.
- Barack Obama's knocks on the president.
- Cuba's knocks on the president.
- Democratic National Committee's knocks on the president.
- Donald Trump's knocks on the president.
- Florida's knocks on the president.
- Iraq's knocks on the president.
- Jeb Bush's knocks on the president.
- Obama's knocks on the president.
- Oval Office's knocks on the president.
- Rick Perry's knocks on the president.
- Texas's knocks on the president.
- White House's knocks on the president.


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Two human traffickers were jailed after selling Eastern European women to Asian men. Vita Ramonaite, 26, and boyfriend Robertas Ciuzas, 23, of Southwark, London, smuggled two Lithuanian women into the UK and forced them into sham marriages. The pair duped  the women with the promise of coming to Britain for work. But instead forced them into  wedlock with Asian men hoping to get a UK visa. The two victims were made to attend registry meetings and lie about their relationships with their new partners. Ramonaite acted as translator in some of these interviews as the victims were unable to speak English.

OPTIONS:
- Asian was arrested in prison whilst already serving a sentence for assaulting Ramonaite in January this year.
- Britain was arrested in prison whilst already serving a sentence for assaulting Ramonaite in January this year.
- Ciuzas was arrested in prison whilst already serving a sentence for assaulting Ramonaite in January this year.
- Eastern European was arrested in prison whilst already serving a sentence for assaulting Ramonaite in January this year.
- English was arrested in prison whilst already serving a sentence for assaulting Ramonaite in January this year.
- Hussein Ali Rezaie was arrested in prison whilst already serving a sentence for assaulting Ramonaite in January this year.
- Lithuanian was arrested in prison whilst already serving a sentence for assaulting Ramonaite in January this year.
- London was arrested in prison whilst already serving a sentence for assaulting Ramonaite in January this year.
- Ramonaite was arrested in prison whilst already serving a sentence for assaulting Ramonaite in January this year.
- Robertas Ciuzas was arrested in prison whilst already serving a sentence for assaulting Ramonaite in January this year.
- Southwark was arrested in prison whilst already serving a sentence for assaulting Ramonaite in January this year.
- UK was arrested in prison whilst already serving a sentence for assaulting Ramonaite in January this year.
- Vita Ramonaite was arrested in prison whilst already serving a sentence for assaulting Ramonaite in January this year.


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(CNN) Marine researchers have found more than 100 dead sea lions -- most of them newborns -- washed ashore along a relatively small peninsula in northern Chile over the past three months, part of a more widespread die-off being observed elsewhere on South America's Pacific coast. "This is happening along the entire coast of northern Chile and we're getting reports that it's also happening in Peru, our neighbor to the north," researcher Carlos Guerra-Correa told CNN. "We could be talking about hundreds of sea lions washing up ashore dead in the entire region." The South American sea lion (Otaria flavescens) is the species affected by the die-off observed in the area of the Mejillones Peninsula in Antofagasta province, where the researchers routinely conduct marine studies.

Guerra-Correa the news is not so bad for

OPTIONS:
- Antofagasta fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- CNN fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- Carlos Guerra fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- Chile fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- Correa fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- El Niño fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- Mejillones Peninsula fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- Otaria fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- Pacific fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- Peru fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- South America fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
- South American fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.


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This is the moment a British woman was reunited with her newborn baby after she was seized by a Spanish hospital three weeks ago after staff claimed she wasn't the child's mother. Stacie Cottle, 27, was pictured cradling daughter Anzelika with a smile on her face after being forced to undergo DNA tests to prove she had given birth to her. Medics at the Hospital Comarcal de la Axarquia in Malaga had Ms Cottle's baby taken away from her after claiming the child looked too old to have just been born. The saga began after Ms Cottle, from Startford, east London, went into labour two weeks early on July 16 while staying with her mother Veronica on the Costa del Sol.

Even after undergoing an examination that proved she had recently given birth, medics refused to accept Anzelika was her child and the baby was taken into the care of social services and a

OPTIONS:
- Anzelika test ordered.
- British test ordered.
- Costa del Sol test ordered.
- Cottle test ordered.
- DNA test ordered.
- Hospital Comarcal de la Axarquia test ordered.
- London test ordered.
- Malaga test ordered.
- Spanish test ordered.
- Stacie Cottle test ordered.
- Startford test ordered.
- Veronica test ordered.


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Julie Hamp, Toyota's most senior female executive, has resigned following her arrest in Japan on suspicion of drug law violations, the automaker said Wednesday. Hamp tendered her resignation through her attorneys on Tuesday, and Toyota Motor Corp. accepted it because of 'the concerns and inconvenience that recent events have caused our stakeholders,' the company said. Hamp, a 55-year-old American who was Toyota's newly appointed head of public relations, was arrested on June 18 on suspicion of importing oxycodone, a narcotic pain killer, into Japan. The drug is tightly controlled in the country. Toyota declined to disclose other details, noting the investigation was ongoing.

OPTIONS:
- American authorities can detain suspects without charge for up to 23 days.
- Hamp authorities can detain suspects without charge for up to 23 days.
- Japan authorities can detain suspects without charge for up to 23 days.
- Japanese authorities can detain suspects without charge for up to 23 days.
- Julie Hamp authorities can detain suspects without charge for up to 23 days.
- Narcotics authorities can detain suspects without charge for up to 23 days.
- Toyota authorities can detain suspects without charge for up to 23 days.
- Toyota Motor Corp. authorities can detain suspects without charge for up to 23 days.
- U.S. authorities can detain suspects without charge for up to 23 days.


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(CNN)In January 2014, 22-year old Redouane Hagaoui left his home in the Belgian town of Verviers. He was due to travel to Morocco to see his grandparents, but never arrived. Instead, Hagaoui went to Istanbul, called his family from somewhere in Turkey, and then vanished into Syria. His family and friends were stunned. One friend told the local newspaper SudInfo: "He doesn't even speak Arabic very well." On Friday, the day after Belgian police killed two extremists during a raid in Verviers, a CNN crew met Hagaoui's mother and sister at her home, just a few hundred yards from the scene of the shoot-out. At the time, Belgian media were suggesting he may have returned to Verviers and been killed in the police raid.

Van Vlierden says that given their modest resources, the

OPTIONS:
- Arabic security services have been pioneers in tracking fighters.
- Belgian security services have been pioneers in tracking fighters.
- Belgium security services have been pioneers in tracking fighters.
- CNN security services have been pioneers in tracking fighters.
- Europe security services have been pioneers in tracking fighters.
- Hagaoui security services have been pioneers in tracking fighters.
- ISIS security services have been pioneers in tracking fighters.
- Iraq security services have been pioneers in tracking fighters.
- Istanbul security services have been pioneers in tracking fighters.
- Morocco security services have been pioneers in tracking fighters.
- Pieter Van Ostaeyen security services have been pioneers in tracking fighters.
- Redouane Hagaoui security services have been pioneers in tracking fighters.
- SudInfo security services have been pioneers in tracking fighters.
- Syria security services have been pioneers in tracking fighters.
- Turkey security services have been pioneers in tracking fighters.
- Verviers security services have been pioneers in tracking fighters.


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From the London Eye to the Leaning Tower of Pisa, landmarks across the globe have been going green in honour of St Patrick's Day. Around 150 structures around the world are being floodlit with green light  to mark the patron saint of Ireland's national holiday. Tourism Ireland are believed to have spent about €65,000 ob their Global Greening initiative which includes iconic landmarks such as Rome's Colosseum in Italy, Edinburgh Castle, Scotland and Leinster House in Dublin. While the Office of Public Works paid another €30,000 to turn buildings in Ireland green in the run-up to the celebrations. This year there is a whole collection of places taking part for the first time ever including the the Sacré Cœur basilica in Paris, Nelson's Column in London, and several buildings in Iceland.

Sea of green: Thousands of people pulled on green hats and clothing for the annual St Patrick's Day Parade in the heart of

OPTIONS:
- Colosseum today
- Dublin today
- Edinburgh Castle today
- Global Greening today
- Iceland today
- Ireland today
- Italy today
- Leaning Tower of Pisa today
- Leinster House today
- London today
- London Eye today
- Nelson's Column today
- Office of Public Works today
- Paris today
- Rome today
- Sacré Cœur basilica today
- Scotland today
- St Patrick's Day today
- Tourism Ireland today


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Greenland, New Hampshire (CNN) -- Rick Perry aimed Saturday to shift attention from Iowa's straw poll to New Hampshire and South Carolina, where he told conservative activists he is seeking the 2012 Republican presidential nomination. The Texas governor addressed a group of voters in Greenland, New Hampshire, a state where he is expected to launch an aggressive campaign. "It's time to get America working, folks, and that's the reason I am announcing my candidacy today to be president of the United States," he said, as supporters cheered. Perry came in sixth as an unofficial write-in on the nonbinding Ames Straw Poll. Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann, Texas Rep. Ron Paul and former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, as expected, took the top three positions in the vote.

His entry into the race will shake up the Republican field, putting Perry into direct competition with

OPTIONS:
- America for core right-wing support.
- Ames Straw Poll for core right-wing support.
- CNN for core right-wing support.
- Greenland for core right-wing support.
- Iowa for core right-wing support.
- Michele Bachmann for core right-wing support.
- Minnesota for core right-wing support.
- New Hampshire for core right-wing support.
- Obama for core right-wing support.
- Perry for core right-wing support.
- Republican for core right-wing support.
- Rick Perry for core right-wing support.
- Ron Paul for core right-wing support.
- South Carolina for core right-wing support.
- Texas for core right-wing support.
- Tim Pawlenty for core right-wing support.
- United States for core right-wing support.


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Washington (CNN) Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Sunday that President Donald Trump "speaks for himself" when asked whether the President's response to the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, raised questions about Trump's values. The brief remark from the top Cabinet official appeared to be the latest subtle sign of a gap between Tillerson, a former globe-trotting oil executive, and the freewheeling President, who ran a campaign in large part against how the US interacts with pillars of the international community. It also points to a distance between Trump and some of his team on Charlottesville. Tillerson said on "Fox News Sunday" that the United States was committed to freedom and "equal treatment of people the world over" when posed the question by anchor Chris Wallace.

But in practice,

OPTIONS:
- CNN's State Department has found itself on occasion grappling with both the President's words and aides seeking to steer foreign policy.
- Cabinet's State Department has found itself on occasion grappling with both the President's words and aides seeking to steer foreign policy.
- Charlottesville's State Department has found itself on occasion grappling with both the President's words and aides seeking to steer foreign policy.
- Chris Wallace's State Department has found itself on occasion grappling with both the President's words and aides seeking to steer foreign policy.
- Donald Trump's State Department has found itself on occasion grappling with both the President's words and aides seeking to steer foreign policy.
- Fox News Sunday's State Department has found itself on occasion grappling with both the President's words and aides seeking to steer foreign policy.
- Rex Tillerson's State Department has found itself on occasion grappling with both the President's words and aides seeking to steer foreign policy.
- Tillerson's State Department has found itself on occasion grappling with both the President's words and aides seeking to steer foreign policy.
- Trump's State Department has found itself on occasion grappling with both the President's words and aides seeking to steer foreign policy.
- US's State Department has found itself on occasion grappling with both the President's words and aides seeking to steer foreign policy.
- United States's State Department has found itself on occasion grappling with both the President's words and aides seeking to steer foreign policy.
- Virginia's State Department has found itself on occasion grappling with both the President's words and aides seeking to steer foreign policy.
- Washington's State Department has found itself on occasion grappling with both the President's words and aides seeking to steer foreign policy.


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Washington (CNN) Former Mexican President Vicente Fox is back to trolling Donald Trump on Twitter, particularly as the US President-elect has waffled on his pledge to have Mexico pay for a border wall and amid questions about Russian interference in the election. "Sr Trump,the intelligence report is devastating. Losing election by more than 3M votes and in addition this.Are you a legitimate president?" Fox tweeted Friday night. Fox's jab at Trump comes after the US intelligence community concluded in a declassified report released that Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an "influence campaign" aimed at hurting Hillary Clinton and helping Trump.

OPTIONS:
- CNN is still insisting that Mexico will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Donald Trump is still insisting that Mexico will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Fox is still insisting that Mexico will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Hillary Clinton is still insisting that Mexico will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Mexican is still insisting that Mexico will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Mexico is still insisting that Mexico will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Russian is still insisting that Mexico will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Sr Trump is still insisting that Mexico will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Trump is still insisting that Mexico will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Twitter is still insisting that Mexico will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- US is still insisting that Mexico will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Vicente Fox is still insisting that Mexico will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Vladimir Putin is still insisting that Mexico will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Washington is still insisting that Mexico will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.


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London (CNN) -- Significant progress was reportedly made last weekend in Geneva toward a landmark nuclear agreement with Iran. And, as talks concluded on November 10, U.S. Secretary of John Kerry announced that negotiations will start again on November 20. Despite the concerns of regional U.S. allies like Israel and Saudi Arabia, and also a significant number of legislators in the U.S. Congress, it is clear that the Obama administration is pushing strongly for deal as part of its wider Middle Eastern strategy. Indeed, Kerry has now spent more time negotiating with counterpart Iranian officials than any other U.S. high-level engagement for perhaps three decades.

As well as legacy-building, the likelihood of

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Hammon concentrating more on foreign policy also reflects domestic U.S. politics.
- CNN concentrating more on foreign policy also reflects domestic U.S. politics.
- Geneva concentrating more on foreign policy also reflects domestic U.S. politics.
- Iran concentrating more on foreign policy also reflects domestic U.S. politics.
- Iranian concentrating more on foreign policy also reflects domestic U.S. politics.
- Israel concentrating more on foreign policy also reflects domestic U.S. politics.
- John Kerry concentrating more on foreign policy also reflects domestic U.S. politics.
- Kerry concentrating more on foreign policy also reflects domestic U.S. politics.
- London concentrating more on foreign policy also reflects domestic U.S. politics.
- Middle Eastern concentrating more on foreign policy also reflects domestic U.S. politics.
- Mideast concentrating more on foreign policy also reflects domestic U.S. politics.
- Obama concentrating more on foreign policy also reflects domestic U.S. politics.
- Saudi Arabia concentrating more on foreign policy also reflects domestic U.S. politics.
- U.S. concentrating more on foreign policy also reflects domestic U.S. politics.
- U.S. Congress concentrating more on foreign policy also reflects domestic U.S. politics.


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Soon cricket must decide whether it is serious about technology or will continue to allow the kind of fudged decision that enabled Mohammad Hafeez to go a long way towards cancelling out England 's advantage in this final Test. It looked as though Jimmy Anderson had made a crucial early breakthrough when England tried to make up for their disappointing start to a third day that left them short of the commanding lead they craved. Yet TV umpire Paul Reiffel overturned the decision of his Australian colleague Bruce Oxenford to give Hafeez out caught behind on two at the start of Pakistan's second innings even though he had no Hot Spot nor Real Time Snicko to call on.

The stand of 101 between

OPTIONS:
- Australian and Azhar Ali was comfortably Pakistan's best for the first wicket in this series.
- Bruce Oxenford and Azhar Ali was comfortably Pakistan's best for the first wicket in this series.
- England and Azhar Ali was comfortably Pakistan's best for the first wicket in this series.
- Hafeez and Azhar Ali was comfortably Pakistan's best for the first wicket in this series.
- Hot Spot and Azhar Ali was comfortably Pakistan's best for the first wicket in this series.
- James Taylor and Azhar Ali was comfortably Pakistan's best for the first wicket in this series.
- Jimmy Anderson and Azhar Ali was comfortably Pakistan's best for the first wicket in this series.
- Mohammad Hafeez and Azhar Ali was comfortably Pakistan's best for the first wicket in this series.
- Mohammed Hafeez and Azhar Ali was comfortably Pakistan's best for the first wicket in this series.
- Opener Hafeez and Azhar Ali was comfortably Pakistan's best for the first wicket in this series.
- Pakistan and Azhar Ali was comfortably Pakistan's best for the first wicket in this series.
- Paul Reiffel and Azhar Ali was comfortably Pakistan's best for the first wicket in this series.
- Time Snicko and Azhar Ali was comfortably Pakistan's best for the first wicket in this series.
- Younis Khan and Azhar Ali was comfortably Pakistan's best for the first wicket in this series.


The eight-months-pregnant woman who was kicked so hard in the stomach that she lost her unborn baby was planning to hold a 'shower' this weekend, a friend revealed today. This has emerged the same day Malorie Bantala's ex-lover appeared in court charged with child destruction and GBH after she was pushed to the ground and stamped on. Kevin Wilson, 21, spoke only to confirm his name, address and date of birth at Camberwell Green Magistrates' Court in London today. Malorie, 21, was said to have been 'happy and excited' about expecting a boy in August when she was attacked by two men wearing motorbike helmets while walking back to her home in Peckham, London, on Monday.

She said she was upstairs in her flat when someone came screaming to her door shouting: 'Malorie's mum,

OPTIONS:
- Camberwell Green Magistrates' Court's mum, come quickly.'
- Ex's mum, come quickly.'
- Kevin Wilson's mum, come quickly.'
- London's mum, come quickly.'
- Malorie's mum, come quickly.'
- Malorie Bantala's mum, come quickly.'
- Peckham's mum, come quickly.'


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Washington (CNN) Sen. Marco Rubio, a longtime hawk on Syria, praised the US airstrike on a Syrian airfield days after a chemical attack on innocents attributed to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Following news that President Donald Trump had green-lit the US action, Rubio said Thursday on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360" that Russia could not fairly criticize the military strike because Russia backed Assad -- who is accused of perpetrating the attack on his own people. "They have no standing to say anything about this," Rubio said of the Russians. He said that the move doesn't just send a message, but amounts to a "significant degrading" of Assad's ability to carry out chemical attacks.

"If the Russians are there on the ground assisting

OPTIONS:
- Anderson Cooper 360 in the commission of these heinous crimes -- war crimes -- they should answer for that," Rubio said.
- Assad in the commission of these heinous crimes -- war crimes -- they should answer for that," Rubio said.
- Bashar al in the commission of these heinous crimes -- war crimes -- they should answer for that," Rubio said.
- CNN in the commission of these heinous crimes -- war crimes -- they should answer for that," Rubio said.
- Donald Trump in the commission of these heinous crimes -- war crimes -- they should answer for that," Rubio said.
- Marco Rubio in the commission of these heinous crimes -- war crimes -- they should answer for that," Rubio said.
- Rubio in the commission of these heinous crimes -- war crimes -- they should answer for that," Rubio said.
- Russia in the commission of these heinous crimes -- war crimes -- they should answer for that," Rubio said.
- Russians in the commission of these heinous crimes -- war crimes -- they should answer for that," Rubio said.
- Syria in the commission of these heinous crimes -- war crimes -- they should answer for that," Rubio said.
- Syrian in the commission of these heinous crimes -- war crimes -- they should answer for that," Rubio said.
- US in the commission of these heinous crimes -- war crimes -- they should answer for that," Rubio said.
- Washington in the commission of these heinous crimes -- war crimes -- they should answer for that," Rubio said.


(CNN) It's impossible to run for President without having a firm position on gun control. For every candidate in every election campaign, it inevitably becomes a dividing line. And 2016 is no different. At various stages, Donald Trump has held differing positions on the matter, but has been sufficiently in favor of protecting the second amendment to secure the support of the NRA. Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton, while claiming to respect the second amendment, has made clear that she wants to see tighter control on gun ownership that "tries to save some of these 33,000 lives that we lose every year."

On its roads,

OPTIONS:
- Alpers dramatically reversed the soaring toll of death and injury by automobile with a holistic array of evidence-based public health measures.
- America dramatically reversed the soaring toll of death and injury by automobile with a holistic array of evidence-based public health measures.
- CNN dramatically reversed the soaring toll of death and injury by automobile with a holistic array of evidence-based public health measures.
- Donald Trump dramatically reversed the soaring toll of death and injury by automobile with a holistic array of evidence-based public health measures.
- Hillary Clinton dramatically reversed the soaring toll of death and injury by automobile with a holistic array of evidence-based public health measures.
- NRA dramatically reversed the soaring toll of death and injury by automobile with a holistic array of evidence-based public health measures.


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We may never know the why -- though there has been no shortage of speculation on the Internet -- but at least now we know what the Carter-Knowles family has to say about their already infamous elevator fight. Solange Knowles, Jay Z and his wife, Beyonce, have released a statement about surveillance video originally posted by TMZ showing Solange, the younger sister of Beyonce, hitting and kicking her brother-in-law. The trio had previously not spoken publicly about the incident in an elevator at the Standard Hotel in New York City following the Met Gala held on May 5. But on Thursday, they broke their silence.

Following the incident, the sisters were photographed leaving together while

OPTIONS:
- Beyonce left in a separate car.
- Carter-Knowles left in a separate car.
- Internet left in a separate car.
- Jay Z left in a separate car.
- Met Gala left in a separate car.
- New York City left in a separate car.
- Solange left in a separate car.
- Solange Knowles left in a separate car.
- Standard Hotel left in a separate car.
- TMZ left in a separate car.