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(CNN) "Yessssss!" was my reaction to hearing the news that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration intends to regulate e-cigarettes, hookahs, vape pens, e-pipes and other electronic nicotine delivery products. As a family physician, I often have patients ask me about e-cigarettes. Some have seen advertisements and are wondering what they are; some have simply heard that e-cigarettes are safer than traditional cigarettes and want to know if this is true. E-cigarettes are included in the category of ENDS -- Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems -- products that use a liquid containing nicotine and varying amounts of flavor, glycerin, propylene glycol and other ingredients. This liquid is heated into an aerosol that users then smoke. It is often referred to as "vaping."

Others might wonder why a change is needed at all: Many believe

OPTIONS:
- CNN products have allowed them to quit smoking regular nicotine cigarettes or using other tobacco products.
- Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems products have allowed them to quit smoking regular nicotine cigarettes or using other tobacco products.
- FDA products have allowed them to quit smoking regular nicotine cigarettes or using other tobacco products.
- Jennifer Caudle products have allowed them to quit smoking regular nicotine cigarettes or using other tobacco products.
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration products have allowed them to quit smoking regular nicotine cigarettes or using other tobacco products.
- Yessssss! products have allowed them to quit smoking regular nicotine cigarettes or using other tobacco products.


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

It may not have been quite as appalling as what Trump is doing now, but in many ways it was similar, the only difference being that

OPTIONS:
- CNN says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- Donald Trump says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- GOP says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- Mitt Romney says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- Paul Waldman says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- Republicans says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- Romney says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- Trump says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- Trump University says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- Trumpism says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.
- Waldman says out loud what Republicans such as Romney prefer to imply.


(CNN) Sandra Bullock has donated $1 million to help those hard hit by flooding in Texas. According to a press release from the Red Cross, the actress is a longtime supporter of the organization and made her donation Monday. "I'm just grateful I can do it," Bullock said in a statement. "We have to take care of one another." As of Wednesday evening, Harvey had been downgraded to a tropical depression, but it continued to batter parts of Texas and Louisiana with heavy rain and flooding. Related: Harvey makes second landfall along Louisiana-Texas border At least 24 people have died in Texas as a result of the flooding.

"Massive disasters like

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- Bullock create many critical and immediate needs, so we are heartened by donations like this -- which allow us to provide immediate shelter, food and comfort to thousands in need," she said.
- Harvey create many critical and immediate needs, so we are heartened by donations like this -- which allow us to provide immediate shelter, food and comfort to thousands in need," she said.
- Louisiana create many critical and immediate needs, so we are heartened by donations like this -- which allow us to provide immediate shelter, food and comfort to thousands in need," she said.
- Red Cross create many critical and immediate needs, so we are heartened by donations like this -- which allow us to provide immediate shelter, food and comfort to thousands in need," she said.
- Sandra Bullock create many critical and immediate needs, so we are heartened by donations like this -- which allow us to provide immediate shelter, food and comfort to thousands in need," she said.
- Texas create many critical and immediate needs, so we are heartened by donations like this -- which allow us to provide immediate shelter, food and comfort to thousands in need," she said.


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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.

When Tillerson came back, he said his relationship with Trump was "good" and that he would stay on the job as long as

OPTIONS:
- CNN let him.
- Cabinet let him.
- Charlottesville let him.
- Chris Wallace let him.
- Donald Trump let him.
- Fox News Sunday let him.
- Rex Tillerson let him.
- Tillerson let him.
- Trump let him.
- US let him.
- United States let him.
- Virginia let him.
- Washington let him.


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If Janice Dickinson wins her civil lawsuit against Bill Cosby, he's going to have to write a big fat check to the model from his own bank account - and it could be as much as $35 million. Cosby's insurance company - AIG Property Casualty - has filed its own suit against the disgraced comedian, demanding the court order that the company is not liable for his alleged sexual misconduct if Dickinson is awarded damages in her civil lawsuit against him, according to court papers exclusively obtained by Daily Mail Online. Cosby has two homeowner's policies - one in Massachusetts and one in California with personal liability caps of $1 million each as well as an additional 'personal excess liability policy' of $35 million. All three policies exclude claims arising out of any 'actual, alleged or threatened' sexual misconduct, molestation or harassment or 'sexual, physical or mental abuse' related to  'sexual misconduct, molestation or harassment.'

OPTIONS:
- AIG is asking for a jury trial and undisclosed damages.
- AIG Property Casualty is asking for a jury trial and undisclosed damages.
- Bill Cosby is asking for a jury trial and undisclosed damages.
- California is asking for a jury trial and undisclosed damages.
- Cosby is asking for a jury trial and undisclosed damages.
- Daily Mail Online is asking for a jury trial and undisclosed damages.
- Dickinson is asking for a jury trial and undisclosed damages.
- Janice Dickinson is asking for a jury trial and undisclosed damages.
- Lake Tahoe is asking for a jury trial and undisclosed damages.
- Massachusetts is asking for a jury trial and undisclosed damages.
- Quaaludes is asking for a jury trial and undisclosed damages.


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Dame Barbara Hakin, national director of commissioning operations for NHS England, is facing the threat of a new inquiry into claims she put patient safety at risk in a drive to meet targets The most powerful woman in the NHS is facing the threat of a new inquiry into claims that she put patient safety at risk in a drive to meet targets, the Mail can reveal. Dame Barbara Hakin, national director of commissioning operations for NHS England, was accused of gagging a whistleblower who tried to warn about the impact of targets on ordinary patients. She was investigated by the General Medical Council, which concluded that there was no case to answer.

‘I hope now the GMC will do the right thing and seek to remove Dr

OPTIONS:
- Barbara Hakin’s licence.’
- Dame Barbara Hakin’s licence.’
- Gary Walker’s licence.’
- General Medical Council’s licence.’
- Mail’s licence.’
- NHS’s licence.’
- NHS England’s licence.’


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(CNN) Astronauts have always had to pack light. Luckily, when they've visited the moon or lived on the International Space Station, Earth is literally in sight. And if they had a medical issue or injury, home wouldn't be far away. But for astronauts on future deep-space missions, like one to Mars, even a simple radio message might take up to 20 minutes to reach Earth. So how can they pack light and still bring all of the necessities, especially with an increased risk of injury during a six-month flight? The answer could be what Dr. Julielynn Wong calls the "doctor's bag of the future": 3-D printing.

OPTIONS:
- CNN knew that the splints would work because in 2014, she and her colleagues printed 10 surgical instruments and tested them in a study against standard steel instruments.
- Earth knew that the splints would work because in 2014, she and her colleagues printed 10 surgical instruments and tested them in a study against standard steel instruments.
- International Space Station knew that the splints would work because in 2014, she and her colleagues printed 10 surgical instruments and tested them in a study against standard steel instruments.
- Julielynn Wong knew that the splints would work because in 2014, she and her colleagues printed 10 surgical instruments and tested them in a study against standard steel instruments.
- Mars knew that the splints would work because in 2014, she and her colleagues printed 10 surgical instruments and tested them in a study against standard steel instruments.


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India paceman Ishant Sharma and Sri Lanka's Dinesh Chandimal have been given one-match bans after admitting charges of misconduct during the third Test between the countries, the International Cricket Council said on Tuesday. Two other Sri Lanka players, Lahiru Thirimanne and Dhammika Prasad, were fined half their match fees for their roles in the two separate incidents during the test, which India won by 117 runs to secure the series win. Sharma, who had been fined 65 percent of his match fees for giving send-offs to Thirimanne and Chandimal in the second test, landed in trouble with the Sri Lankans in the final contest as well.

'Just before the contact between Chandimal and Sharma,

OPTIONS:
- Andy Pycroft had twice ignored the umpires' warnings not to get involved in the incident,' the ICC statement said.
- Chandimal had twice ignored the umpires' warnings not to get involved in the incident,' the ICC statement said.
- Dhammika Prasad had twice ignored the umpires' warnings not to get involved in the incident,' the ICC statement said.
- Dinesh Chandimal had twice ignored the umpires' warnings not to get involved in the incident,' the ICC statement said.
- ICC had twice ignored the umpires' warnings not to get involved in the incident,' the ICC statement said.
- India had twice ignored the umpires' warnings not to get involved in the incident,' the ICC statement said.
- International Cricket Council had twice ignored the umpires' warnings not to get involved in the incident,' the ICC statement said.
- Ishant Sharma had twice ignored the umpires' warnings not to get involved in the incident,' the ICC statement said.
- Lahiru Thirimanne had twice ignored the umpires' warnings not to get involved in the incident,' the ICC statement said.
- ODI had twice ignored the umpires' warnings not to get involved in the incident,' the ICC statement said.
- Sharma had twice ignored the umpires' warnings not to get involved in the incident,' the ICC statement said.
- South Africa had twice ignored the umpires' warnings not to get involved in the incident,' the ICC statement said.
- Sri Lanka had twice ignored the umpires' warnings not to get involved in the incident,' the ICC statement said.
- Sri Lankans had twice ignored the umpires' warnings not to get involved in the incident,' the ICC statement said.
- Thirimanne had twice ignored the umpires' warnings not to get involved in the incident,' the ICC statement said.
- West Indies had twice ignored the umpires' warnings not to get involved in the incident,' the ICC statement said.


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(CNN) Howard Dean claimed, with no evidence, that Donald Trump's sniffling at the debate could be due to cocaine use -- a comment that's being ripped as way out of bounds, even by those in his own party. The former Vermont governor and former chairman of the Democratic National Committee tweeted during Monday night's first presidential debate, "Notice Trump sniffing all the time. Coke user?" Dean, who has endorsed Hillary Clinton, and the Trump campaign have not responded to a CNN request for comment. The Clinton campaign, for which Dean has acted as a surrogate, also hasn't responded for comment.

OPTIONS:
- CNN has said throughout his life that he doesn't drink alcohol or do drugs, often citing the substance abuse issues his late brother had as a deterrent.
- Clinton has said throughout his life that he doesn't drink alcohol or do drugs, often citing the substance abuse issues his late brother had as a deterrent.
- Coke has said throughout his life that he doesn't drink alcohol or do drugs, often citing the substance abuse issues his late brother had as a deterrent.
- Dean has said throughout his life that he doesn't drink alcohol or do drugs, often citing the substance abuse issues his late brother had as a deterrent.
- Democratic has said throughout his life that he doesn't drink alcohol or do drugs, often citing the substance abuse issues his late brother had as a deterrent.
- Democratic National Committee has said throughout his life that he doesn't drink alcohol or do drugs, often citing the substance abuse issues his late brother had as a deterrent.
- Donald Trump has said throughout his life that he doesn't drink alcohol or do drugs, often citing the substance abuse issues his late brother had as a deterrent.
- Hillary Clinton has said throughout his life that he doesn't drink alcohol or do drugs, often citing the substance abuse issues his late brother had as a deterrent.
- Howard Dean has said throughout his life that he doesn't drink alcohol or do drugs, often citing the substance abuse issues his late brother had as a deterrent.
- Trump has said throughout his life that he doesn't drink alcohol or do drugs, often citing the substance abuse issues his late brother had as a deterrent.
- Vermont has said throughout his life that he doesn't drink alcohol or do drugs, often citing the substance abuse issues his late brother had as a deterrent.


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A woman claiming to be the British ISIS fanatic known as ‘Mrs Terror’ said she has leaked the home address, details and family photographs of one of America’s most decorated soldiers. A twitter account under the name Umm Hussain Britaniya – the nom de guerre of Kent woman Sally-Anne Jones – published what it claims to be the details of Sergeant Dillard Johnson. The 46-year-old said she was posting the information to ‘cause havoc in his life and for my brothers and al-Qaeda in the U.S. to eventually hunt him down and kill him’. ‘He is supposed to be America’s deadliest soldier with the most number of kills in Iraq,’ wrote the person who claims to be Jones, alongside the soldier’s alleged address.

She is one of four extremists trying to foment terror attacks on the

OPTIONS:
- America from Syria.
- Anne Jones from Syria.
- British from Syria.
- Dillard Johnson from Syria.
- ISIS from Syria.
- Iraq,’ from Syria.
- Jones from Syria.
- Kent from Syria.
- Qaeda from Syria.
- Sally from Syria.
- Syria from Syria.
- Terror’ from Syria.
- Twitter from Syria.
- U.S. from Syria.
- UK from Syria.
- Umm Hussain Britaniya from Syria.


Washington (CNN) The Trump administration on Monday opened up its first line of attack on so-called sanctuary cities, naming jurisdictions that decline to detain immigrants who could be subject to deportation. The report lays out 206 declined "detainers" that were registered in Immigrations and Customs Enforcement databases during the week of January 28 to February 3. Detainers are requests by ICE to local law enforcement agencies to hold certain individuals ICE believes could be deported for up to an extra 48 hours beyond the criminal process so they can be picked up by ICE. President Donald Trump ordered the Department of Homeland Security to issue the reports, called the Weekly Declined Detainer Outcome Report, in an executive order in January.

OPTIONS:
- CNN explained that the data only covers when a detainer was confirmed to be declined.
- DHS explained that the data only covers when a detainer was confirmed to be declined.
- Department of Homeland Security explained that the data only covers when a detainer was confirmed to be declined.
- Donald Trump explained that the data only covers when a detainer was confirmed to be declined.
- ICE explained that the data only covers when a detainer was confirmed to be declined.
- Immigrations and Customs Enforcement explained that the data only covers when a detainer was confirmed to be declined.
- Trump administration explained that the data only covers when a detainer was confirmed to be declined.
- Washington explained that the data only covers when a detainer was confirmed to be declined.
- Weekly Declined Detainer Outcome Report explained that the data only covers when a detainer was confirmed to be declined.


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Wayne Rooney and Memphis Depay were among the Manchester United stars arriving at the club's Carrington HQ on Monday morning to prepare for the new season. David de Gea landed at Manchester Airport overnight ahead of pre-season training with the Spain international still a primary target for Real Madrid this summer. Sergio Ramos remains crucial to any deal for the Madrid-born goalkeeper with manager Louis van Gaal standing firm over the transfer. Rooney arrived first in his BMW i8 hybrid sports car worth £104,590, and the captain will take time to welcome their newest signing to the training base.

It was two months ago that PSV agreed a fee with

OPTIONS:
- BMW i8 for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.
- Carrington HQ for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.
- David de Gea for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.
- De Gea for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.
- Edurne Garcia for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.
- Louis van Gaal for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.
- Madrid for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.
- Man United for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.
- Manchester Airport for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.
- Manchester United for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.
- Memphis Depay for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.
- Old Trafford for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.
- Real Madrid for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.
- Rooney for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.
- Sergio Ramos for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.
- Spain for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.
- United for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.
- Wayne Rooney for Depay, and the £25million Holland winger will finally be introduced to his new team-mates.


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An unpaid  intern has resigned from his position at the United Nations after it emerged he was living in a tent in Geneva because he couldn't afford the cost of living. New Zealander David Hyde flew more than 18,000km to take up the unpaid internship at the United Nations in Switzerland two weeks ago. The 22-year-old International Relations graduate quit his internship on Wednesday after pictures of him wearing a suit in front of his tent on the shore of Lake Geneva caused uproar. Mr Hyde told the Tribune de Genève this week that he was unable to afford the overpriced rent in Switzerland but didn't want to give up his dream of interning at the intergovernmental organisation.

He admitted he lied during his internship interview when he was asked if he would be able to support himself during his stay in

OPTIONS:
- David Hyde.
- Geneva.
- Hyde.
- International Relations.
- Lake Geneva.
- New Zealander.
- Pictures.
- Swiss.
- Switzerland.
- Tribune de Genève.
- UN.
- United Nations.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made their debut Wednesday as chummy partners preparing to tackle the Middle East's toughest challenges side by side. Netanyahu beamed at his new American counterpart and declared him the best friend Israel could possibly wish for, while Trump offered lofty praise for Israel, denounced the Iranian nuclear deal and declined to back a two-state solution -- a longstanding, bipartisan US policy that the Israeli Prime Minister has questioned. The encounter signaled a warmer chapter in US-Israel relations than Netanyahu had enjoyed with Trump's predecessor. After eight years of grappling with President Barack Obama, Netanyahu embraced a like-minded counterpart at the White House.

OPTIONS:
- American also stepped back from other components of his campaign's rhetoric endorsing Israel's positions on several sensitive issues.
- Barack Obama also stepped back from other components of his campaign's rhetoric endorsing Israel's positions on several sensitive issues.
- Benjamin Netanyahu also stepped back from other components of his campaign's rhetoric endorsing Israel's positions on several sensitive issues.
- CNN also stepped back from other components of his campaign's rhetoric endorsing Israel's positions on several sensitive issues.
- Donald Trump also stepped back from other components of his campaign's rhetoric endorsing Israel's positions on several sensitive issues.
- Iranian also stepped back from other components of his campaign's rhetoric endorsing Israel's positions on several sensitive issues.
- Israel also stepped back from other components of his campaign's rhetoric endorsing Israel's positions on several sensitive issues.
- Israeli also stepped back from other components of his campaign's rhetoric endorsing Israel's positions on several sensitive issues.
- Middle East also stepped back from other components of his campaign's rhetoric endorsing Israel's positions on several sensitive issues.
- Netanyahu also stepped back from other components of his campaign's rhetoric endorsing Israel's positions on several sensitive issues.
- Trump also stepped back from other components of his campaign's rhetoric endorsing Israel's positions on several sensitive issues.
- UN also stepped back from other components of his campaign's rhetoric endorsing Israel's positions on several sensitive issues.
- US also stepped back from other components of his campaign's rhetoric endorsing Israel's positions on several sensitive issues.
- Washington also stepped back from other components of his campaign's rhetoric endorsing Israel's positions on several sensitive issues.
- White House also stepped back from other components of his campaign's rhetoric endorsing Israel's positions on several sensitive issues.


Islamic militants have unleashed a wave of simultaneous attacks on Egyptian army checkpoints in the northern Sinai Peninsula, killing at least 38 soldiers. The attacks came just two days after a ISIS car bomb assassinated one of the country’s top prosecutors, Hisham Barakat. Speaking at Mr Barakat's funeral, President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi vowed to step up a two-year crackdown on militants. The scope and intensity of today's attack underscored the resilience and advanced planning by the militants who have for years battled Egyptian security forces in northern Sinai. Except for the attack at the officers’ club, the majority of the attacks took place in the town of Sheikh Zuweid and targeted at least six military checkpoints, officials said.

It was later announced that Mr Barakat has since died from his wounds, leading to questions over whether the prosecutor's death will lead to a decline in the number of people being put on trial for being alleged radical

OPTIONS:
- Abdel.
- Barakat.
- Egypt.
- Egyptian.
- Fattah el.
- Hisham Barakat.
- ISIS.
- Islamic.
- Islamists.
- Sheikh Zuweid.
- Sinai.
- Sinai Peninsula.
- Sisi.


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Former Australian radio host Mel Greig has revealed her personal torment over the prank which resulted in the suicide of a nurse in London in an interview with BBC2. Returning to radio for the first time since she and fellow 2Day FM co-host Michael Christian posed as the Queen and Prince Charles as part of a prank in 2012 to gain information about the Duchess of Cambridge following the birth of Prince George. Jacintha Saldana was the nurse who took the call, taking her life two days later and blaming her decision on the actions of the Australian radio hosts.

OPTIONS:
- 2Day FM committed suicide two days after taking the prank call and blamed the radio hosts
- Australian committed suicide two days after taking the prank call and blamed the radio hosts
- BBC2 committed suicide two days after taking the prank call and blamed the radio hosts
- Charles committed suicide two days after taking the prank call and blamed the radio hosts
- Duchess of Cambridge committed suicide two days after taking the prank call and blamed the radio hosts
- Greig committed suicide two days after taking the prank call and blamed the radio hosts
- Jacintha Saldana committed suicide two days after taking the prank call and blamed the radio hosts
- London committed suicide two days after taking the prank call and blamed the radio hosts
- Mel Greig committed suicide two days after taking the prank call and blamed the radio hosts
- Michael Christian committed suicide two days after taking the prank call and blamed the radio hosts
- Prince George committed suicide two days after taking the prank call and blamed the radio hosts
- Queen committed suicide two days after taking the prank call and blamed the radio hosts


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Harrison Ford has cut down presidential hopeful Donald Trump after he praised the actor's terrorist battling character in Air Force One for 'standing up for America'. While promoting the forthcoming Star Wars film, he made light of Trump's praise, saying: 'Donald, it was just a movie.' It is not the first time Trump, who leads the race to become the Republican's presidential candidate, has been rebuffed by a celebrity he admitted to admiring. Former UFC champion Ronda Rousey said she would not trust the reality TV star to run the country after Trump publicly claimed two months ago: 'She likes me.'

He said: 'My favorite was

OPTIONS:
- Air Force One on the plane.
- America on the plane.
- Donald on the plane.
- Donald Trump on the plane.
- Ford on the plane.
- Harrison Ford on the plane.
- Republican on the plane.
- Ronda Rousey on the plane.
- Star Wars on the plane.
- Trump on the plane.
- UFC on the plane.


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(CNN) -- Jose Mourinho, the self-appointed "Special One", was the man charged with winning the European Champions League and finally recognizing the dream of "La Decima." Instead, should he leave this summer, his epitaph will read "decimated". Just minutes after watching his Real Madrid blow its chance of an unprecedented tenth triumph in Europe's elite competition Tuesday, Mourinho was already busy plotting his escape route from the Spanish capital following his fifth semifinal defeat in seven attempts. "I want to be where people love me to be," he told ITV immediately after the game. Just quite how much love there is in Madrid for Mourinho is open for debate, but his side's 2-0 victory was not enough to earn him the opportunity to become the first man to win the competition with three different clubs.

For

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Bayern Munich, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Borussia Dortmund, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- CNN, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Champions League, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Dortmund, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Europe, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- European Champions League, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- German, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- ITV, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Jose Mourinho, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Karim Benzema, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- La Decima, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Madrid, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Mourinho, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Real Madrid, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Sergio Ramos, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Spanish, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Special One, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Wembley, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned Real to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump on Wednesday blamed his former campaign rival, Hillary Clinton, and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, for the North Korean nuclear crisis. "After allowing North Korea to research and build Nukes while Secretary of State (Bill C also), Crooked Hillary now criticizes," Trump tweeted. Trump was apparently referring to Clinton's criticism of his United Nations address on Tuesday night during an appearance on CBS's "The Late Show" with Stephen Colbert. Clinton hit Trump for being "dark" and "dangerous" about the message he presented, adding he should approach the tension with North Korea with diplomacy. Trump to UN: 'Rocket Man is on a suicide mission'

Trump delivered Tuesday a doomsday warning to

OPTIONS:
- Bill C in his UN address and mocked its young leader.
- Bill Clinton in his UN address and mocked its young leader.
- CBS in his UN address and mocked its young leader.
- CNN in his UN address and mocked its young leader.
- Clinton in his UN address and mocked its young leader.
- Crooked Hillary in his UN address and mocked its young leader.
- Donald Trump in his UN address and mocked its young leader.
- Hillary Clinton in his UN address and mocked its young leader.
- North Korea in his UN address and mocked its young leader.
- North Korean in his UN address and mocked its young leader.
- Nukes in his UN address and mocked its young leader.
- Rocket Man in his UN address and mocked its young leader.
- Secretary of State in his UN address and mocked its young leader.
- Stephen Colbert in his UN address and mocked its young leader.
- The Late Show in his UN address and mocked its young leader.
- Trump in his UN address and mocked its young leader.
- UN in his UN address and mocked its young leader.
- United Nations in his UN address and mocked its young leader.
- Washington in his UN address and mocked its young leader.


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This is the fraudulent Do Not Resuscitate note which exposed a wife's plot to poison her elderly husband on Christmas Day - after she spelled 'dignity' incorrectly. Jacqueline Patrick tried to murder her husband Douglas by slipping anti-freeze into his festive cherry Lambrini as they sat down for dinner on December 25, 2013. The 54-year-old, from Gipsy Hill, south London, was so desperate to ensure he was killed that she handed a typed DNR note to paramedics, claiming it had been written by her 72-year-old husband. But Mrs Patrick was rumbled when detectives realised the word 'dignity' had been spelled incorrectly. When they tested her by asking how the word was spelled, she penned it 'dignaty' - the same as on the note.

OPTIONS:
- Christmas Day's barrister Julia Flanagan said the 21-year-old had also 'been subject to the years of abuse from the claimant' and was 'extremely vulnerable'.
- DNR's barrister Julia Flanagan said the 21-year-old had also 'been subject to the years of abuse from the claimant' and was 'extremely vulnerable'.
- Do Not Resuscitate's barrister Julia Flanagan said the 21-year-old had also 'been subject to the years of abuse from the claimant' and was 'extremely vulnerable'.
- Do Not Resuscitate's barrister Julia Flanagan said the 21-year-old had also 'been subject to the years of abuse from the claimant' and was 'extremely vulnerable'.
- Douglas's barrister Julia Flanagan said the 21-year-old had also 'been subject to the years of abuse from the claimant' and was 'extremely vulnerable'.
- Gipsy Hill's barrister Julia Flanagan said the 21-year-old had also 'been subject to the years of abuse from the claimant' and was 'extremely vulnerable'.
- Jacqueline Patrick's barrister Julia Flanagan said the 21-year-old had also 'been subject to the years of abuse from the claimant' and was 'extremely vulnerable'.
- Katherine's barrister Julia Flanagan said the 21-year-old had also 'been subject to the years of abuse from the claimant' and was 'extremely vulnerable'.
- Lambrini's barrister Julia Flanagan said the 21-year-old had also 'been subject to the years of abuse from the claimant' and was 'extremely vulnerable'.
- London's barrister Julia Flanagan said the 21-year-old had also 'been subject to the years of abuse from the claimant' and was 'extremely vulnerable'.
- Patrick's barrister Julia Flanagan said the 21-year-old had also 'been subject to the years of abuse from the claimant' and was 'extremely vulnerable'.


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Hong Kong (CNN) Donald Trump will receive an honor in Beijing not granted to any US President since the founding of the People's Republic of China: official dinner inside the Forbidden City. When Trump and his wife Melania land in the Chinese capital Wednesday, they will join President Xi Jinping and his wife, Peng Liyuan, for a tour of the Forbidden City, the historic palace that housed Chinese emperors and their families for almost 500 years. Trump is expected to dine with Xi inside the Jianfu Palace, although the exact location of the dinner hasn't been confirmed. The building dates back to the eighteenth century and was fully restored in 2005, making it one of the most well-preserved parts of the palace complex.

Dining in the

OPTIONS:
- Asia will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."
- Beijing will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."
- CNN will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."
- China will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."
- Chinese will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."
- Donald Trump will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."
- Forbidden City will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."
- Hong Kong will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."
- Jianfu Palace will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."
- Melania will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."
- Peng Liyuan will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."
- People's Republic of China will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."
- South Korea will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."
- Trump will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."
- US will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."
- Vietnam will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."
- Xi will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."
- Xi Jinping will be a significant honor for Trump, in keeping with what China's Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai promised would be a "state visit-plus."


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Passengers hoping to cross the channel using the shuttle are facing  hours of delays following a suspension of services due to 'migrant activity' at the French side. The situation appears to have improved since this morning, with Eurotunnel now reporting delays of 30 minutes before check-in, followed by a one hour wait before departure. Services were suspended for a brief time shortly before midnight due to 'migrant activity', adding that French authorities are dealing with the situation. Continued strike action from French ferry workers has added to the chaos on Kent's coastbound roads. Ferry strikes have led to a risk of delays at Dover port and St Pancras International station in London.

French authorities revealed on Thursday that seven migrants had died in seven weeks of crisis, following the discovery of a teenager's body on the roof of a train at

OPTIONS:
- Calais.
- Dover.
- Eurotunnel.
- Folkestone.
- French.
- Kent.
- Le Shuttle.
- London.
- St Pancras International.


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Washington (CNN) -- President Obama toasted a growing U.S. friendship with India at the first state dinner of his administration Tuesday, an evening of regal pageantry and symbolic politics in a tent on the White House South Lawn. "To the future that beckons all of us," Obama said with glass raised toward his guest of honor, visiting Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. "Let us answer its call. And let our two great nations realize all the triumphs and achievements that await us." A tradition dating back to 1874, state dinners are the most treasured and formal honor a U.S. president can offer a foreign dignitary, and the most coveted invitation in Washington.

In a toast that followed Obama's, Singh praised his host's leadership and prompted applause by citing the charm of the

OPTIONS:
- CNN first lady.
- India first lady.
- Indian first lady.
- Manmohan Singh first lady.
- Obama first lady.
- U.S. first lady.
- Washington first lady.
- White House first lady.
- White House South Lawn first lady.


(CNN) The man suspected in the shooting death of a central Georgia police officer has been arrested, according to the Telfair County Sheriff's Office. Royheem Deeds, 24, had been considered armed and dangerous, authorities said. About 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Officer Tim Smith responded to a Dodge County 911 call reporting a suspicious person at an intersection in Eastman, a town of 5,000 about an hour's drive southeast of Macon. "Officer Smith arrived in the area and encountered an individual. Officer Smith exited his patrol car to investigate and was shot by the individual. Officer Smith returned gunfire and the individual fled the scene," a Georgia Bureau of Investigation statement said.

OPTIONS:
- Dodge County had been with the Eastman police for more than five years, the GBI said.
- Eastman had been with the Eastman police for more than five years, the GBI said.
- Georgia had been with the Eastman police for more than five years, the GBI said.
- Georgia Bureau of Investigation had been with the Eastman police for more than five years, the GBI said.
- Macon had been with the Eastman police for more than five years, the GBI said.
- Royheem Deeds had been with the Eastman police for more than five years, the GBI said.
- Smith had been with the Eastman police for more than five years, the GBI said.
- Telfair County Sheriff's Office had been with the Eastman police for more than five years, the GBI said.
- Tim Smith had been with the Eastman police for more than five years, the GBI said.


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Jeremy Corbyn has been caught on camera declaring his friendship for Ibrahim Hewitt, a Muslim hardliner. Hewitt has been a highly controversial figure since he wrote a notorious pamphlet that branded homosexuality a ‘great sin’ comparable to paedophilia and incest, which should be ‘severely punished’ under Islamic law. It also said that adulterers should be 'stoned to death'. Speaking at a pro-Palestinian event in East London in February 2013, Corbyn said: ‘I’ve got to know Ibrahim Hewitt, the Chair, extremely well, and I consider him to be a very good friend, and I think he’s done a fantastic job.’ Entitled 'What Does Islam Say? ', Hewitt's publication spelled out his vision of ‘true Islam’.

Hewitt's pamphlet stated that

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- Corbyn texts advocated 100 lashes for fornication and sodomy with both men and women.
- East London texts advocated 100 lashes for fornication and sodomy with both men and women.
- Hewitt texts advocated 100 lashes for fornication and sodomy with both men and women.
- Ibrahim Hewitt texts advocated 100 lashes for fornication and sodomy with both men and women.
- Islam Say texts advocated 100 lashes for fornication and sodomy with both men and women.
- Islamic texts advocated 100 lashes for fornication and sodomy with both men and women.
- Islam’ texts advocated 100 lashes for fornication and sodomy with both men and women.
- Jeremy Corbyn texts advocated 100 lashes for fornication and sodomy with both men and women.
- Muslim texts advocated 100 lashes for fornication and sodomy with both men and women.
- Palestinian texts advocated 100 lashes for fornication and sodomy with both men and women.


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

(CNN) The Maryland officer who died after a gunman opened fire on a police station Sunday was struck by friendly fire. An autopsy on Jacai Colson showed he was "inadvertently shot by a fellow responding officer during the gunbattle," police said a day after the attack. They identified the suspect who shot at the building as 22-year-old Michael Ford. He is in custody and remains hospitalized after being injured during the exchange of gunfire. His brothers, Elijah Ford and Malik Ford, are also in custody. All three will be charged with second-degree murder, six counts of attempted first-degree murder, nine counts of use of a handgun in the commission of a felony and additional charges, according to police.

In addition to firing at officers and the station,

OPTIONS:
- Elijah Ford fired at passing cars and at an ambulance, police said.
- Jacai Colson fired at passing cars and at an ambulance, police said.
- Malik Ford fired at passing cars and at an ambulance, police said.
- Maryland fired at passing cars and at an ambulance, police said.
- Michael Ford fired at passing cars and at an ambulance, police said.


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(CNN) -- The only scene I really loved in "Star Trek: The Voyage Home" was when Scotty tried speaking verbal commands to a Macintosh Plus. Keyboards always seem to get in the way of doing what I want to do -- and nowhere is this as apparent, or frustrating, as on smartphones and tablets. With the recent launch of the iPhone 4S, Apple's not-really-new voice recognition system Siri has been getting a lot of attention. Yet it took the India-based software company Dexetra just eight hours to create the initial version of Iris -- a blatant Android knockoff of Siri.

So Iris is about as entertaining as

OPTIONS:
- Android seems to be.
- Apple seems to be.
- CNN seems to be.
- Dexetra seems to be.
- India seems to be.
- Iris seems to be.
- Macintosh Plus seems to be.
- Scotty seems to be.
- Siri seems to be.
- Star Trek seems to be.
- The Voyage Home seems to be.
- iPhone 4S seems to be.


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(CNN) George W. Bush doesn't talk much about politics in public. Which makes the speech he gave Thursday in New York City -- a point-by-point rejection of Trumpism -- all the more important and noteworthy. The 43rd president of the United States -- and the last Republican to hold the office before Donald Trump -- didn't mention the 45th president by name in his speech at the George W. Bush Institute. But Trump -- and his views -- were ever-present in the former President's address. Bush condemned "nationalism distorted into nativism." He derided "discourse degraded by casual cruelty." He acknowledged that "our politics seems more vulnerable to conspiracy theories and outright fabrication."

That belief, which can be traced in a relatively solid line from the first president to the 43rd, was broken with

OPTIONS:
- Bush's victory.
- Donald Trump's victory.
- George W. Bush's victory.
- George W. Bush Institute's victory.
- New York City's victory.
- Republican's victory.
- Trump's victory.
- Trumpism's victory.
- United States's victory.


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The family of  Stephanie Scott's accused murdered have offered their condolences to the Leeton school teacher's friends and relatives ahead of her funeral on Wednesday. Vincent Stanford, 24, is accused of murdering Ms Scott, 26, on Easter Sunday and dumping her body in bushland, just days before she was set to wed fiance Aaron Leeson-Woolley. Mr Stanford's mother Anika met with Leeton Mayor Paul Maytom last Thursday, revealing her grief and horror at the situation, Fairfax Media reported. Scroll down for video The family of Stephanie Scott's accused murdered Vincent Stanford (pictured) have offered their condolences ahead of the Leeton schoolteacher's funeral on Wednesday

Stephanie Scott (right), pictured with her fiancé

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Leeson, was last seen on Easter Sunday
- Aaron Leeson-Woolley, was last seen on Easter Sunday
- Anika, was last seen on Easter Sunday
- Easter Sunday, was last seen on Easter Sunday
- Fairfax Media, was last seen on Easter Sunday
- Leeton, was last seen on Easter Sunday
- Leeton High School, was last seen on Easter Sunday
- Paul Maytom, was last seen on Easter Sunday
- Scott, was last seen on Easter Sunday
- Stanford, was last seen on Easter Sunday
- Stephanie Scott, was last seen on Easter Sunday
- Vincent Stanford, was last seen on Easter Sunday
- Woolley, was last seen on Easter Sunday


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Fans of the late Princess Diana have expressed their disgust after a lock of hair said to be from the much-loved royal has been put up for sale on Amazon. Described as just a 'few strands' of Diana's hair, the American seller has put the memorabilia in a frame along with a photograph and a facsimile signature. The framed hair is currently on sale for $1200 (around £800) on the online retail site. Although it's 18 years since Diana died in a car accident in Paris in August 1997, such is her enduring popularity that there's still a lively trade in souvenirs and memorabilia relating to her.

The

OPTIONS:
- Amazon agent for it is resolute, however, that it's genuine.
- American agent for it is resolute, however, that it's genuine.
- Diana agent for it is resolute, however, that it's genuine.
- Item agent for it is resolute, however, that it's genuine.
- Minneapolis agent for it is resolute, however, that it's genuine.
- Paris agent for it is resolute, however, that it's genuine.
- Seller agent for it is resolute, however, that it's genuine.


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(CNN) As more than a million women and their allies were making final plans for marches in Washington and around the world to protest Donald Trump, a commenter posted on a Reddit thread, "There needs to be a Scientists' March on Washington." Other users -- who'd been discussing the changing White House website, climate change and energy policy -- jumped on the idea. "I'm a Physics major and he's a Biology professor. If this gets organized, we will march!" one user responded. "I'm an artist but passionate about science. I'll march too!" another said. Within hours, a Facebook group was born. A website, a Twitter handle and the beginnings of a plan quickly followed. Hundreds of thousands joined the Facebook group that has now been made secret.

"A number of people had the independent idea to have a March for Science on

OPTIONS:
- Biology and throughout the country.
- Donald Trump and throughout the country.
- Facebook and throughout the country.
- Physics and throughout the country.
- Reddit and throughout the country.
- Scientists' and throughout the country.
- Twitter and throughout the country.
- Washington and throughout the country.
- White House and throughout the country.


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(CNN) The world is at last, reluctantly, looking at the horrors unfolding in Aleppo. The dictatorship of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, with the support of Iran, Russia, Hezbollah and other Iran-organized Shiite militias, has all but pulverized parts of the city, deliberately attacking hospitals and homes and targeting non-combatants and civilians. They are carrying out a new form of ethnic cleansing, with Shiites expelling Sunnis and making it impossible for them to return to their destroyed homes. This is hardly unexpected. It's been unfolding gradually, for all to watch. The immediate culprits are the direct perpetrators, let that be clear. But this episode marks a supreme failure of our 21st century society, our leaders, our institutions and the people who claim to care about more than their own well-being.

The war became a sectarian battle pitting

OPTIONS:
- Aleppo against Sunnis.
- Assad against Sunnis.
- Bashar al against Sunnis.
- Frida Ghitis against Sunnis.
- Gary Johnson against Sunnis.
- Hezbollah against Sunnis.
- Iran against Sunnis.
- Obama against Sunnis.
- Russia against Sunnis.
- Shiite against Sunnis.
- Shiites against Sunnis.
- Sunnis against Sunnis.
- Syrian against Sunnis.


New York (CNN) The Turkish government on Friday moved to seize assets belonging to a gold trader who, a day earlier, testified in US federal court that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan helped Iran evade sanctions. Reza Zarrab, an Iranian-Turkish gold trader currently testifying in a New York criminal trial, is now under investigation by the Terror and Organized Crime Bureau of the Istanbul Public Prosecutor's Office, according to Turkey's state-run Anadolu News Agency. Friday, the Turkish law enforcement agency decided to confiscate property that belongs to Zarrab and his relatives, the news agency said. Zarrab is married to the Turkish pop-folk singer Ebru Gündeş. Zarrab is being investigated for risking the security of the Republic of Turkey and aiding a foreign state.

Zarrab has pleaded guilty to bank fraud and money laundering, admitted to running the international scheme, and is now testifying against a

OPTIONS:
- Anadolu News Agency banker on trial.
- CNN banker on trial.
- Ebru Gündeş banker on trial.
- Iran banker on trial.
- Iranian banker on trial.
- Istanbul Public Prosecutor's Office banker on trial.
- New York banker on trial.
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan banker on trial.
- Republic of Turkey banker on trial.
- Reza Zarrab banker on trial.
- Terror and Organized Crime Bureau banker on trial.
- Turkey banker on trial.
- Turkish banker on trial.
- US banker on trial.
- Zarrab banker on trial.


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(CNN Student News) -- November 18, 2010 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Washington, D.C. • Dominican Republic / Haiti  • Kobe, Japan Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. JOYCE JOSEPH, CNN STUDENT NEWS: That paper airplane can only mean one thing: It's time for a new edition of CNN Student News! Carl is at an anti-bullying conference this week. I'm Joyce Joseph. First up today, the halls of Congress. First Up: Leaders in Congress JOSEPH: The 112th U.S. Congress won't start until January, but it's picking its leaders this week! These are the men and women who will guide the members of their political parties.

JOSEPH: That's not the only thing

OPTIONS:
- CNN STUDENT NEWS is doing this week.
- CNN Student News is doing this week.
- Carl is doing this week.
- Congress is doing this week.
- Daily Discussion is doing this week.
- Dominican Republic is doing this week.
- Haiti is doing this week.
- Haitian is doing this week.
- JOSEPH is doing this week.
- JOYCE JOSEPH is doing this week.
- Japan is doing this week.
- Joyce Joseph is doing this week.
- Kobe is doing this week.
- PDF is doing this week.
- RUSH TRANSCRIPT is doing this week.
- U.S. Congress is doing this week.
- Washington, D.C. is doing this week.


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(CNN) Beach volleyball is testing women's rights in Iran. Yes, beach volleyball in Iran. You may think that women's rights there are a secondary issue, compared with recent headlines focusing on a nuclear agreement, the freeing of the Washington Post's correspondent in Tehran and other prisoners, and an almost-international incident when American sailors veered into Iranian waters. But in fact, this issue goes to the heart of whether Iran upholds its international agreements. Later this month, Iran will host a prestigious international beach volleyball tournament on Kish Island, south of the mainland in the Persian Gulf. This is a first for Iran, which was selected as the host country by the Lausanne-based International Volleyball Federation, or FIVB.

If there is some question about whether you get arrested, that's not fun at all, and it's not a risk

OPTIONS:
- American women should have to bear.
- CNN women should have to bear.
- FIVB women should have to bear.
- International Volleyball Federation women should have to bear.
- Iran women should have to bear.
- Iranian women should have to bear.
- Kish Island women should have to bear.
- Lausanne women should have to bear.
- Minky Worden women should have to bear.
- Olympic women should have to bear.
- Olympics women should have to bear.
- Persian Gulf women should have to bear.
- Tehran women should have to bear.
- Washington Post women should have to bear.


(CNN) -- Ramiro Valdes, 77, is one of only four remaining original rebels led by Fidel Castro in the 1950s in Cuba. By Cuban standards, he has had a remarkable career, serving the Castro brothers loyally for years in a variety of posts, some which made him notorious. Now, Valdes has accepted a new task outside Cuba that is raising skepticism. He arrived this week in Venezuela as a consultant for that country's energy crisis. Venezuela is facing critical electricity shortages that have created rolling blackouts in some areas. The government of Hugo Chavez blames a long drought that has reduced energy production at the country's main hydroelectric dam, while others say the real problem is a lack of investment in energy infrastructure.

Venezuela's alliance with

OPTIONS:
- CNN in areas such as medicine has resulted in a system in which Cuba purchases medical equipment that it in turn sells to Venezuela at a markup, he said.
- Castro in areas such as medicine has resulted in a system in which Cuba purchases medical equipment that it in turn sells to Venezuela at a markup, he said.
- Cuba in areas such as medicine has resulted in a system in which Cuba purchases medical equipment that it in turn sells to Venezuela at a markup, he said.
- Cuban in areas such as medicine has resulted in a system in which Cuba purchases medical equipment that it in turn sells to Venezuela at a markup, he said.
- Fidel Castro in areas such as medicine has resulted in a system in which Cuba purchases medical equipment that it in turn sells to Venezuela at a markup, he said.
- Hugo Chavez in areas such as medicine has resulted in a system in which Cuba purchases medical equipment that it in turn sells to Venezuela at a markup, he said.
- Ramiro Valdes in areas such as medicine has resulted in a system in which Cuba purchases medical equipment that it in turn sells to Venezuela at a markup, he said.
- Valdes in areas such as medicine has resulted in a system in which Cuba purchases medical equipment that it in turn sells to Venezuela at a markup, he said.
- Venezuela in areas such as medicine has resulted in a system in which Cuba purchases medical equipment that it in turn sells to Venezuela at a markup, he said.