Find the right ending to this passage.

A cavernous Mayfair apartment which boasts of having some of the biggest rooms in London has gone on sale for £16million. The luxuriant Mellier development, two streets from the Ritz hotel in the heart of the capital, was once frequented by royals and celebrities - and is now on the market for London's super-rich property moguls. With ceilings as high as 3.5m from the floor, and a 3,500sq ft of space, the new development at 26 Albemarle Street is being touted as the largest new flat in the West End. The cavernous three-bedroom apartment sits on the first floor of the building, which has been transformed into a total of five apartments.

'The sophisticated ambience, the attention to detail and the unparalleled quality of the specification combine with the exceptional living space to deliver the most outstanding lateral apartment in London’s

OPTIONS:
- Albemarle Street.'
- Buick.'
- Edward VIII.'
- London.'
- Mayfair.'
- Mellier.'
- Ritz.'
- The Mellier.'
- West End.'


Find the right ending to this passage.

A former terror suspect, whose appearance on ABC's Q&A program led to the broadcaster being heavily criticised, had sat in the audience on three previous occasions. Zaky Mallah, who was the first Australian arrested under anti-terror laws in 2003 and suggested that the government encouraged Muslim people to join ISIS on Monday night's show, claims it was also the third time he was permitted to ask a question on air, Fairfax reports. He said one of these proposed questions, 'who was responsible for the creation of ISIS?' - which was intended to attribute blame on the west - was approved for the live show following Anzac Day.

'In attempting to explore important issues about the rights of citizens and the role of the Government in fighting terrorism, the

OPTIONS:
- ABC program made an error in judgement in allowing Zaky Mallah to join the audience and ask a question,' Mr Finlayson said in a statement.
- Anzac Day program made an error in judgement in allowing Zaky Mallah to join the audience and ask a question,' Mr Finlayson said in a statement.
- Australia program made an error in judgement in allowing Zaky Mallah to join the audience and ask a question,' Mr Finlayson said in a statement.
- Australian program made an error in judgement in allowing Zaky Mallah to join the audience and ask a question,' Mr Finlayson said in a statement.
- Ciobo program made an error in judgement in allowing Zaky Mallah to join the audience and ask a question,' Mr Finlayson said in a statement.
- Fairfax program made an error in judgement in allowing Zaky Mallah to join the audience and ask a question,' Mr Finlayson said in a statement.
- ISIS program made an error in judgement in allowing Zaky Mallah to join the audience and ask a question,' Mr Finlayson said in a statement.
- Mallah program made an error in judgement in allowing Zaky Mallah to join the audience and ask a question,' Mr Finlayson said in a statement.
- Muslim program made an error in judgement in allowing Zaky Mallah to join the audience and ask a question,' Mr Finlayson said in a statement.
- Q&A program made an error in judgement in allowing Zaky Mallah to join the audience and ask a question,' Mr Finlayson said in a statement.
- Steve Ciobo program made an error in judgement in allowing Zaky Mallah to join the audience and ask a question,' Mr Finlayson said in a statement.
- Zaky Mallah program made an error in judgement in allowing Zaky Mallah to join the audience and ask a question,' Mr Finlayson said in a statement.


(CNN) "El-Humdelilah." That's what Iraq's deputy health minister, Dr. Jassim al-Falahi, told CNN on Sunday: "Thank God." Al-Falahi's sigh of relief was over the discovery of some potentially deadly radioactive material that had been missing for months. "We found the missing radioactive material inside its case with no damages," he said. The incident was reported to the International Atomic Energy Agency in November. The item in question, an industrial radiography device about the size of a laptop, was found apparently undamaged Sunday near a patrol station in the southern Iraqi town of Zubayr. The fear was that the material -- which has the potential to harm many -- could have fallen into the hands of ISIS or another terror group.

But according to al-

OPTIONS:
- Al, everything was in proper order when it was found.
- CNN, everything was in proper order when it was found.
- El, everything was in proper order when it was found.
- Falahi, everything was in proper order when it was found.
- God, everything was in proper order when it was found.
- Humdelilah, everything was in proper order when it was found.
- ISIS, everything was in proper order when it was found.
- International Atomic Energy Agency, everything was in proper order when it was found.
- Iraq, everything was in proper order when it was found.
- Iraqi, everything was in proper order when it was found.
- Iridium-192, everything was in proper order when it was found.
- Jassim al, everything was in proper order when it was found.
- Zubayr, everything was in proper order when it was found.


How does this story end?

Britain will double its fleet of aircraft stationed in Cyprus if MPs vote in favour of air strikes over Syria on Wednesday. The Ministry of Defence is planning to send at least two extra Tornado GR4 fighter jets and six Typhoon attack aircraft to RAF Akrotiri within days. They will join the eight aircraft already stationed at the base conducting missions over Iraq and will be used to cut off the ‘snake’s head’ of Islamic State by using laser-guided missiles. The Brimstone missiles, which can hit a small, fast-moving target, are fired from Tornados and only Britain and Saudi Arabia currently have the capability.

The figure – which was not confirmed by the MoD – raises doubts about the additional impact the

OPTIONS:
- Brimstone would be able to make by joining other coalition forces operating over the war-torn country.
- Britain would be able to make by joining other coalition forces operating over the war-torn country.
- Cyprus would be able to make by joining other coalition forces operating over the war-torn country.
- ISIS would be able to make by joining other coalition forces operating over the war-torn country.
- Iraq would be able to make by joining other coalition forces operating over the war-torn country.
- Islamic State would be able to make by joining other coalition forces operating over the war-torn country.
- Laser would be able to make by joining other coalition forces operating over the war-torn country.
- Michael Fallon would be able to make by joining other coalition forces operating over the war-torn country.
- Ministry of Defence would be able to make by joining other coalition forces operating over the war-torn country.
- RAF would be able to make by joining other coalition forces operating over the war-torn country.
- RAF Akrotiri would be able to make by joining other coalition forces operating over the war-torn country.
- Saudi Arabia would be able to make by joining other coalition forces operating over the war-torn country.
- Syria would be able to make by joining other coalition forces operating over the war-torn country.
- Tornado GR4 would be able to make by joining other coalition forces operating over the war-torn country.
- Tornados would be able to make by joining other coalition forces operating over the war-torn country.
- Typhoon would be able to make by joining other coalition forces operating over the war-torn country.
- UK would be able to make by joining other coalition forces operating over the war-torn country.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A terror plot linked to Islamic State is identified in the West every fortnight, a major report has revealed. At least 32 attacks inspired by the Islamist group were either carried out or thwarted since July last year, according to new research. The plots were detected in 10 countries, including three in Britain, a study by the Henry Jackson Society think-tank revealed. The report, published today, comes after ministers launched a crackdown on four notorious British jihadists who have travelled to Syria to lure sympathisers into causing carnage on UK streets. So-called ‘Mrs Terror’ Sally Jones, 46, privately-educated Aqsa Mahmood, 20, ex-medical student Nasser Muthana, 20, and former security guard Omar Hussain, 27, were placed on a UN blacklist.

Earlier this month, the head of MI5 warned that

OPTIONS:
- Aqsa Mahmood was facing an unprecedented terror threat with home-grown fanatics are being radicalised to the point of violence within weeks.
- Britain was facing an unprecedented terror threat with home-grown fanatics are being radicalised to the point of violence within weeks.
- British was facing an unprecedented terror threat with home-grown fanatics are being radicalised to the point of violence within weeks.
- Henry Jackson Society was facing an unprecedented terror threat with home-grown fanatics are being radicalised to the point of violence within weeks.
- Isis was facing an unprecedented terror threat with home-grown fanatics are being radicalised to the point of violence within weeks.
- Islamic State was facing an unprecedented terror threat with home-grown fanatics are being radicalised to the point of violence within weeks.
- Islamist was facing an unprecedented terror threat with home-grown fanatics are being radicalised to the point of violence within weeks.
- Nasser Muthana was facing an unprecedented terror threat with home-grown fanatics are being radicalised to the point of violence within weeks.
- Omar Hussain was facing an unprecedented terror threat with home-grown fanatics are being radicalised to the point of violence within weeks.
- Syria was facing an unprecedented terror threat with home-grown fanatics are being radicalised to the point of violence within weeks.
- Terror’ Sally Jones was facing an unprecedented terror threat with home-grown fanatics are being radicalised to the point of violence within weeks.
- UK was facing an unprecedented terror threat with home-grown fanatics are being radicalised to the point of violence within weeks.
- UN was facing an unprecedented terror threat with home-grown fanatics are being radicalised to the point of violence within weeks.
- West was facing an unprecedented terror threat with home-grown fanatics are being radicalised to the point of violence within weeks.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Rep. Keith Ellison's past ties to the Nation of Islam and his defense of its anti-Semitic leader, Louis Farrakhan, are resurfacing as he campaigns to lead the Democratic National Committee. Ellison, the first Muslim elected to Congress, publicly renounced his association with the Nation of Islam in 2006 after it became an issue during his run for Congress, when local Republican bloggers began publishing his old law school columns and photos connecting him to the organization. "I have long since distanced myself from and rejected the Nation of Islam due to its propagation of bigoted and anti-Semitic ideas and statements, as well as other issues," Ellison wrote at the time.

During that race, Ellison rebuffed any insinuation he was, himself, anti-

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Congress.
- DNC.
- Democratic National Committee.
- Ellison.
- Keith Ellison.
- Louis Farrakhan.
- Muslim.
- Nation of Islam.
- Republican.
- Semitic.
- Semitism.


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

Scientologists hold a 'blackmail file' on John Travolta to stop him leaving the faith, which includes 'damaging material' from his sessions with auditors at the church, it has been claimed. A documentary investigating the religion and its secret California-based headquarters features a number of allegations about how members are threatened and tortured in prison-style camps and cut off from their family if they decide to leave Scientology. Others belonging to the most senior order of the faith have been forced to play musical chairs to the sound of Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody in a fight to secure a chair to stay in the church, it was claimed.

The documentary also claimed

OPTIONS:
- Bohemian Rhapsody chiefs hold a 'black PR package' on Travolta, with all the disclosures he made during auditing sessions.
- California chiefs hold a 'black PR package' on Travolta, with all the disclosures he made during auditing sessions.
- Clear chiefs hold a 'black PR package' on Travolta, with all the disclosures he made during auditing sessions.
- John Travolta chiefs hold a 'black PR package' on Travolta, with all the disclosures he made during auditing sessions.
- Queen chiefs hold a 'black PR package' on Travolta, with all the disclosures he made during auditing sessions.
- Scientologists chiefs hold a 'black PR package' on Travolta, with all the disclosures he made during auditing sessions.
- Scientology chiefs hold a 'black PR package' on Travolta, with all the disclosures he made during auditing sessions.
- Sylvia 'Spanky' Taylor chiefs hold a 'black PR package' on Travolta, with all the disclosures he made during auditing sessions.
- The Hole chiefs hold a 'black PR package' on Travolta, with all the disclosures he made during auditing sessions.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley on Tuesday brushed aside a series of attacks by Donald Trump and his top lieutenants with a quintessentially Southern response. "Bless your heart," the Palmetto State governor tweeted at Trump, brushing him back with some sharp-elbowed charm. Haley, who endorsed Florida Sen. Marco Rubio before South Carolina's February 20 primary -- which Trump won handily -- has ramped up her criticism of the billionaire front-runner ahead of the Super Tuesday contests. On Tuesday afternoon, Trump retweeted critical posts from two aides, both seeking to spread a video that first shows Haley in 2012 dismissing as a "distraction" calls for then-GOP hopeful Mitt Romney to release his tax returns, before cutting to a more recent rally when she demanded Trump do just that.

OPTIONS:
- CNN tweeted to cap it off, though not before deleting a first attempt that misspelled her name.
- Donald Trump tweeted to cap it off, though not before deleting a first attempt that misspelled her name.
- Florida tweeted to cap it off, though not before deleting a first attempt that misspelled her name.
- GOP tweeted to cap it off, though not before deleting a first attempt that misspelled her name.
- Haley tweeted to cap it off, though not before deleting a first attempt that misspelled her name.
- Marco Rubio tweeted to cap it off, though not before deleting a first attempt that misspelled her name.
- Mitt Romney tweeted to cap it off, though not before deleting a first attempt that misspelled her name.
- Nikki Haley tweeted to cap it off, though not before deleting a first attempt that misspelled her name.
- Palmetto State tweeted to cap it off, though not before deleting a first attempt that misspelled her name.
- South Carolina tweeted to cap it off, though not before deleting a first attempt that misspelled her name.
- Southern tweeted to cap it off, though not before deleting a first attempt that misspelled her name.
- Super Tuesday tweeted to cap it off, though not before deleting a first attempt that misspelled her name.
- Trump tweeted to cap it off, though not before deleting a first attempt that misspelled her name.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Mirko ‘Cro Crop’ Filipovic is desperate to scratch his eight-year itch when he takes on Gabriel Gonzaga in Poland on Saturday. Cro Crop lost to the Brazilian in 2007 when a first-round head kick brought a swift end to the bout at UFC 70. But he is confident he can avenge the defeat on home territory. Mirko Filipovic (right) faces Gabriel Gonzaga in Poland on Saturday, eight years after losing to the Brazilian In 2007, Filipovic (right) was beaten by a first-round head kick and wants to avenge that defeat Filipovic admitted revenge is a motivating factor ahead of the encounter against Gonzaga

‘That’s the thing about the heavyweight division in the

OPTIONS:
- Brazilian, you know, one punch can change everything.
- Cro Crop, you know, one punch can change everything.
- Filipovic, you know, one punch can change everything.
- Gabriel Gonzaga, you know, one punch can change everything.
- Gonzaga, you know, one punch can change everything.
- Mirko Filipovic, you know, one punch can change everything.
- Mirko ‘Cro Crop’ Filipovic, you know, one punch can change everything.
- Poland, you know, one punch can change everything.
- UFC 70, you know, one punch can change everything.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Celebrated propaganda painter in Maoist China, Shen Jiawei, has recently added the Vatican to his list of clientele. Starting his career during the Chinese Cultural Revolution, his most famous works depicting Chinese soldiers were transformed into propaganda posters which were distributed en masse all over the country. Four decades on and a far cry from charging tourists $30 for a portrait in Sydney's Darling Harbour, Shen found himself painting one of the world's most influential men when he was commissioned to produce the first official portrait of Pope Francis. Scroll down for video Highly regarded Chinese-Australian artist Jiawei sits next to his portrait of Cardinal Pell

He says he didn't sell out to the idealised standards of propaganda art that most other

OPTIONS:
- Australia artists copied.
- Australian artists copied.
- Cardinal Pell artists copied.
- Chinese artists copied.
- Chinese Cultural Revolution artists copied.
- Darling Harbour artists copied.
- George Pell artists copied.
- Jiawei artists copied.
- Maoist China artists copied.
- Pope Francis artists copied.
- Shen artists copied.
- Shen Jiawei artists copied.
- Sydney artists copied.
- Vatican artists copied.


Write the last sentence in this story.

A nervous Lindsey Vonn was back at Augusta on Friday to watch her beau Tiger Woods in his quest for a fifth Masters title - and fifth green jacket. And while it was a good day Woods, the golfing great still had some stressful moments and still has a way to go in catching up to leader, 21-year-old Jordan Spieth. Heading into the weekend he is a very, very distant 12 strokes behind a seemingly unstoppable Spieth, with 36 holes left to play. Scroll down for video Lindsey Vonn was back at Augusta Friday to watch boyfriend Tiger Woods (above) play in the second round of the Masters

'I was at a pretty low one (point) in my career,'

OPTIONS:
- American said after mixing four birdies with a bogey to climb into a tie for 14th when he ended his round.
- Augusta said after mixing four birdies with a bogey to climb into a tie for 14th when he ended his round.
- Jordan Spieth said after mixing four birdies with a bogey to climb into a tie for 14th when he ended his round.
- Lindsey Vonn said after mixing four birdies with a bogey to climb into a tie for 14th when he ended his round.
- Masters said after mixing four birdies with a bogey to climb into a tie for 14th when he ended his round.
- Spieth said after mixing four birdies with a bogey to climb into a tie for 14th when he ended his round.
- Tiger Woods said after mixing four birdies with a bogey to climb into a tie for 14th when he ended his round.
- Vonn said after mixing four birdies with a bogey to climb into a tie for 14th when he ended his round.
- Woods said after mixing four birdies with a bogey to climb into a tie for 14th when he ended his round.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) In the next few days, President Trump's order to send 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles to attack Syria's Shayrat airfield will be both praised and criticized. The order might also be called illegal. In fairness, a President's authority to fire some cruise missiles into another country without checking with Congress has become a hazy area of Constitutional law in modern times. It's true that under Article I, Section 8, Congress has the power to declare war, tax and spend for defense, and provide for our armed forces. On the executive side, however, the Constitution simultaneously names the President as the "Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States," who must, to the best of his ability "preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States."

Beyond the

OPTIONS:
- Army and Navy, federal legislation and even international law arguably define the executive's power.
- Article I, federal legislation and even international law arguably define the executive's power.
- CNN, federal legislation and even international law arguably define the executive's power.
- Cevallos, federal legislation and even international law arguably define the executive's power.
- Clinton, federal legislation and even international law arguably define the executive's power.
- Congress, federal legislation and even international law arguably define the executive's power.
- Constitution, federal legislation and even international law arguably define the executive's power.
- Danny Cevallos, federal legislation and even international law arguably define the executive's power.
- Democrat, federal legislation and even international law arguably define the executive's power.
- Obama, federal legislation and even international law arguably define the executive's power.
- Section 8, federal legislation and even international law arguably define the executive's power.
- Shayrat, federal legislation and even international law arguably define the executive's power.
- Syria, federal legislation and even international law arguably define the executive's power.
- Tomahawk, federal legislation and even international law arguably define the executive's power.
- Trump, federal legislation and even international law arguably define the executive's power.
- United States, federal legislation and even international law arguably define the executive's power.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) After Arkansas conducted the first back-to-back executions in the United States since 2000, witnesses described what they saw when Jack Harold Jones Jr. and Marcel Wayne Williams died of lethal injection. Jessi Turnure of CNN affiliate KARK said she saw no visible signs of struggle when Williams died, such as "grimacing" or "clenching of the fingers." But she acknowledged there may have been pain she couldn't see. "It was very methodical," she said of Monday night's process. "As far as we could tell, the inmate was not having any trouble throughout it. ... It was not horrible to watch. It didn't look like he was struggling that much."

Jones' lips moved after the drugs were administered, but the reporter said he didn't know whether

OPTIONS:
- Arkansas was saying something or just moving his mouth, because the audio feed from the death chamber had been turned off by then.
- CNN was saying something or just moving his mouth, because the audio feed from the death chamber had been turned off by then.
- Jack Harold Jones Jr. was saying something or just moving his mouth, because the audio feed from the death chamber had been turned off by then.
- Jessi Turnure was saying something or just moving his mouth, because the audio feed from the death chamber had been turned off by then.
- KARK was saying something or just moving his mouth, because the audio feed from the death chamber had been turned off by then.
- Kenneth Williams was saying something or just moving his mouth, because the audio feed from the death chamber had been turned off by then.
- Marcel Wayne Williams was saying something or just moving his mouth, because the audio feed from the death chamber had been turned off by then.
- United States was saying something or just moving his mouth, because the audio feed from the death chamber had been turned off by then.
- Williams was saying something or just moving his mouth, because the audio feed from the death chamber had been turned off by then.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- Ayat Al-Qassab carefully slipped the beaded satin wedding gown over her small frame. She peered at herself in the rusted mirror and cautiously smiled. For a moment, her war-torn world was transformed and she was a beautiful bride -- free, safe and happy. Boom! A mortar shell exploded somewhere near her Syrian home in Homs, waking her from a daydream. She quickly wrapped a white headscarf tightly around her hair and prepared to leave for her wedding. Only a week earlier, Al-Qassab met her husband-to-be, Mohammad Jumbaz. Their families had coordinated the introduction. He was a pastry chef and part-time fighter for the rebel Free Syrian Army which wants to oust President Bashar al-Assad. She was 18 and from a family who didn't like the al-Assad government.

I am proud that I married one of the revolutionaries, and I am proud to be here in old

OPTIONS:
- Al-Qassab defending my nation and my dignity."
- Ayat Al-Qassab defending my nation and my dignity."
- Bashar al-Assad defending my nation and my dignity."
- CNN defending my nation and my dignity."
- Free Syrian Army defending my nation and my dignity."
- God defending my nation and my dignity."
- Homs defending my nation and my dignity."
- Mohammad Jumbaz defending my nation and my dignity."
- Syrian defending my nation and my dignity."
- Syrians defending my nation and my dignity."
- al-Assad defending my nation and my dignity."


President Barack Obama will attempt to reach out to a German people growing increasingly resentful of American spying during an overnight trip to Germany. Meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel ahead of a Group of Seven summit near Munich, Obama plans to speak about the German-US alliance before touring the village of Kruen. He will also meet privately with Merkel in order to coordinate agendas ahead of talks with Britain, France, Italy, Canada and Japan. Tensions over US spying in Germany, which began after it emerged that Merkel's cell phone had been tapped by the NSA, have grown in recent weeks.

Merkel addressed President Obama as 'dear

OPTIONS:
- American,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.
- Angela Merkel,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.
- BND,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.
- Barack Obama,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.
- Britain,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.
- Canada,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.
- European,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.
- France,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.
- German,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.
- Germany,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.
- Group of Seven,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.
- Italy,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.
- Japan,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.
- Kruen,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.
- Merkel,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.
- Munich,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.
- NSA,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.
- Obama,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.
- US,' while acknowledging tensions over the spying programs they are still working to overcome.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) No one should be surprised by Donald Trump's latest tweet (Hillary Clinton as a "corrupt candidate," next to a six-pointed star and $100 bills) or that it came from an alt-right internet message board. Trump has used racist images to forge an emotional connection with potential voters, presenting them with symbols that speak for him about who will be included and excluded when America is "great again." Trump may be known for changing his opinions and policy platforms, but when it comes to racism he's been consistent. In fact, his reliance on racism to build his voter blocs, and his steadfast refusal to acknowledge the dangerous consequences of spreading ideologies of hate, stand out as among the only elements of continuity in his campaign.

The responses of the

OPTIONS:
- America campaign to protests over their dissemination of racism are just as important for understanding Trump's world view and campaign strategy.
- CNN campaign to protests over their dissemination of racism are just as important for understanding Trump's world view and campaign strategy.
- Donald Trump campaign to protests over their dissemination of racism are just as important for understanding Trump's world view and campaign strategy.
- Ghiat campaign to protests over their dissemination of racism are just as important for understanding Trump's world view and campaign strategy.
- Hillary Clinton campaign to protests over their dissemination of racism are just as important for understanding Trump's world view and campaign strategy.
- Israel campaign to protests over their dissemination of racism are just as important for understanding Trump's world view and campaign strategy.
- Jewish campaign to protests over their dissemination of racism are just as important for understanding Trump's world view and campaign strategy.
- Ruth Ben campaign to protests over their dissemination of racism are just as important for understanding Trump's world view and campaign strategy.
- Trump campaign to protests over their dissemination of racism are just as important for understanding Trump's world view and campaign strategy.


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

Cairo (CNN) -- In an attempt to break through the political impasse in Egypt, U.S. Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham arrived in Cairo on Monday to meet with Egypt's interim leaders. The two Republican senators are expected to meet Tuesday with interim President Adly Mansour, Defense Minister Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and interim Foreign Minister Nabil Fahmy, Egyptian foreign affairs spokesman Badr Abdelatty said. They are also expected to meet separately with Muslim Brotherhood leadership. McCain and Graham are making the trip at U.S. President Barack Obama's request. "The Egyptian military must move more aggressively toward turning over control to the civilian population, civilian organizations," Graham, of South Carolina, said when asked about the purpose of the trip on CNN's State of the Union on Sunday. "The military can't keep running the country. We need democratic elections. The (Muslim) Brotherhood needs to get off the streets and back into the political arena and fight your differences there, and we need to put Egypt back to work. If this continues, it's going to be a failed state. That's why we're going."

In the last 30 years, only

OPTIONS:
- Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- Adly Mansour has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- Arab has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- Badr Abdelatty has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- Barack Obama has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- Brotherhood has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- CNN has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- Cairo has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- Egypt has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- Egyptian has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- Graham has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- Israel has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- John McCain has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- Lindsey Graham has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- McCain has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- Morsy has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- Muslim has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- Muslim Brotherhood has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- Nabil Fahmy has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- Republican has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- South Carolina has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- State of the Union has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.
- U.S. has received more aid than Egypt from the United States.


How does the sentence end?

He may have just been ruled out out for six-to-eight weeks but Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho looked in good spirits as he and his injured Reds team-mates met up with the New Zealand rugby league team. The Frenchman posted a picture to his Instagram on Thursday, while sitting down with his crutches leaning on him, joined by the Kiwi stars at Liverpool's training base in Melwood. The 25-year-old and his crocked colleagues were also seen enjoying a haka, in a separate video, as they put their gym recovery sessions on pause, before the Australasians joined them in using the Anfield club's facilities.

England beat

OPTIONS:
- Anfield 26-12 at KC Stadium on November 1, before Stephen Kearney's team replied with a 9-2 victory at the Olympic Stadium on November 7.
- Australasians 26-12 at KC Stadium on November 1, before Stephen Kearney's team replied with a 9-2 victory at the Olympic Stadium on November 7.
- Daniel Sturridge 26-12 at KC Stadium on November 1, before Stephen Kearney's team replied with a 9-2 victory at the Olympic Stadium on November 7.
- England 26-12 at KC Stadium on November 1, before Stephen Kearney's team replied with a 9-2 victory at the Olympic Stadium on November 7.
- Frenchman 26-12 at KC Stadium on November 1, before Stephen Kearney's team replied with a 9-2 victory at the Olympic Stadium on November 7.
- Instagram 26-12 at KC Stadium on November 1, before Stephen Kearney's team replied with a 9-2 victory at the Olympic Stadium on November 7.
- John Flanagan 26-12 at KC Stadium on November 1, before Stephen Kearney's team replied with a 9-2 victory at the Olympic Stadium on November 7.
- Kiwi 26-12 at KC Stadium on November 1, before Stephen Kearney's team replied with a 9-2 victory at the Olympic Stadium on November 7.
- Kiwis 26-12 at KC Stadium on November 1, before Stephen Kearney's team replied with a 9-2 victory at the Olympic Stadium on November 7.
- Liverpool 26-12 at KC Stadium on November 1, before Stephen Kearney's team replied with a 9-2 victory at the Olympic Stadium on November 7.
- Liverpool FC 26-12 at KC Stadium on November 1, before Stephen Kearney's team replied with a 9-2 victory at the Olympic Stadium on November 7.
- Mamadou Sakho 26-12 at KC Stadium on November 1, before Stephen Kearney's team replied with a 9-2 victory at the Olympic Stadium on November 7.
- Melwood 26-12 at KC Stadium on November 1, before Stephen Kearney's team replied with a 9-2 victory at the Olympic Stadium on November 7.
- New Zealand 26-12 at KC Stadium on November 1, before Stephen Kearney's team replied with a 9-2 victory at the Olympic Stadium on November 7.
- Reds 26-12 at KC Stadium on November 1, before Stephen Kearney's team replied with a 9-2 victory at the Olympic Stadium on November 7.
- Sakho 26-12 at KC Stadium on November 1, before Stephen Kearney's team replied with a 9-2 victory at the Olympic Stadium on November 7.


Complete the passage.

Can they let Pep Guardiola turn up across town without a fight? Can Manchester United really afford to let Manchester City land him unopposed? It seems madness that United are going to let their bitterest rivals recruit the world's most in-demand coach, and that man is Guardiola. I know Jose Mourinho is on the market but it won't happen. United could have got him in 2013 when Sir Alex Ferguson retired but, instead, they chose David Moyes. Mourinho, clearly, made eyes at Old Trafford then but I think a Manchester United board that has Sir Bobby Charlton on it would look at the additional baggage he brings, along with the way his teams play, and look elsewhere.

United have spent plenty but City have won more trophies, their squad is better, their recruitment has been smarter and their academy has put

OPTIONS:
- Alex Ferguson's in the shadow.
- Bayern Munich's in the shadow.
- Bobby Charlton's in the shadow.
- David Moyes's in the shadow.
- Guardiola's in the shadow.
- Jose Mourinho's in the shadow.
- Manchester City's in the shadow.
- Manchester United's in the shadow.
- Mourinho's in the shadow.
- Old Trafford's in the shadow.
- Pep Guardiola's in the shadow.
- United's in the shadow.


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

London (CNN) Russian President Vladimir Putin probably approved the operation by Russian agents to kill former FSB spy Alexander Litvinenko in 2006, a detailed UK inquiry has concluded. Retired High Court Judge Robert Owen, who conducted the inquiry, wrote that he was "sure" that two former Russian agents poisoned the 44-year-old at a London hotel with highly radioactive polonium-210. And Owen wrote that he was also sure that the two men who allegedly poisoned Litvinenko -- former KGB and FSB employee Andrei Lugovoi and former Russian army officer Dmitri Kovtun -- were acting on behalf of others, probably the Russian spy service, the FSB.

"He made clear that the inquiry's conclusion concerning the Russian State's probable involvement in this murder was deeply disturbing, demonstrating a flagrant disregard for UK law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of

OPTIONS:
- Alexander Litvinenko citizens.
- Andrei Lugovoi citizens.
- CNN citizens.
- Dmitri Kovtun citizens.
- FSB citizens.
- Foreign Ministry citizens.
- High Court citizens.
- KGB citizens.
- Litvinenko citizens.
- London citizens.
- Lugovoi citizens.
- Owen citizens.
- Putin citizens.
- Robert Owen citizens.
- Russia citizens.
- Russian citizens.
- UK citizens.
- UK Foreign Office citizens.
- Vladimir Putin citizens.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Some of the world's most famous landmarks and monuments were plunged into darkness this evening to raise awareness of climate change. Big Ben and the London Eye switched off their lights for Earth Hour, joining the Eiffel Tower, Brandenburg Gate in Berlin and St Basil's Cathedral in Moscow. The annual event, organised by conservation organisation WWF, saw more than 700 iconic landmarks worldwide go dark at 8.30pm local time, as millions of homes turned off their power. Scroll down for video Big Ben switched off its lights for an hour from 8.30pm to mark Earth Hour, an annual event to highlight the effects of climate change

'WWF works hard to address many of the environmental issues we face on our planet but

OPTIONS:
- Berlin is a chance for everyone to show that they care and are willing to do their bit to help because collective action has never been more vital.
- Big Ben is a chance for everyone to show that they care and are willing to do their bit to help because collective action has never been more vital.
- Brandenburg Gate is a chance for everyone to show that they care and are willing to do their bit to help because collective action has never been more vital.
- Britain is a chance for everyone to show that they care and are willing to do their bit to help because collective action has never been more vital.
- Buckingham Palace is a chance for everyone to show that they care and are willing to do their bit to help because collective action has never been more vital.
- Earth Hour is a chance for everyone to show that they care and are willing to do their bit to help because collective action has never been more vital.
- Eiffel Tower is a chance for everyone to show that they care and are willing to do their bit to help because collective action has never been more vital.
- London Eye is a chance for everyone to show that they care and are willing to do their bit to help because collective action has never been more vital.
- Moscow is a chance for everyone to show that they care and are willing to do their bit to help because collective action has never been more vital.
- Old Trafford is a chance for everyone to show that they care and are willing to do their bit to help because collective action has never been more vital.
- Paris is a chance for everyone to show that they care and are willing to do their bit to help because collective action has never been more vital.
- St Basil's Cathedral is a chance for everyone to show that they care and are willing to do their bit to help because collective action has never been more vital.
- Tower Bridge is a chance for everyone to show that they care and are willing to do their bit to help because collective action has never been more vital.
- WWF is a chance for everyone to show that they care and are willing to do their bit to help because collective action has never been more vital.


How does this story end?

Jose Mourinho’s third and final season at Real Madrid came crashing down around him thanks in no small part to Jurgen Klopp. When the two men meet again on Saturday the Chelsea manager will hope that history is not about to repeat itself. The three most important trophies to win as a Real Madrid manager are, in order of importance, the Copa del Rey, La Liga, and the Champions League. Mourinho had won the least of those - the Copa del Rey - in his first season. In year two he had won the league. Now he had to win the European Cup and having fallen at the semi-final stage in the previous two campaigns against Barcelona and Bayern Munich it was Klopp’s Dortmund that stood between him and a place in the final.

‘My team is so naive that Lewandowski scores four goals and we don’t foul him once,’ said

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona after the game.
- Bayern Munich after the game.
- Borussia Dortmund after the game.
- Champions League after the game.
- Chelsea after the game.
- Copa del Rey after the game.
- Dortmund after the game.
- European Cup after the game.
- German after the game.
- Jose Mourinho after the game.
- Jurgen Klopp after the game.
- Klopp after the game.
- La Liga after the game.
- Liverpool after the game.
- Mourinho after the game.
- Premier League after the game.
- Real Madrid after the game.
- Stamford Bridge after the game.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Paris (CNN) -- After a week of deadly international protests against an anti-Islam film, a French satirical magazine is pouring oil on the fiery debate between freedom of expression and offensive provocation. The magazine Charlie Hebdo, which is known for outrageous humor, published cartoons featuring a figure resembling the Prophet Mohammed on Wednesday. The issue hit the stands eight days after a video mocking the Muslim prophet triggered angry protests, including one that led to the death of the U.S. ambassador to Libya. Stephane Charbonnier, director of the French magazine, said his staff is "not really fueling the fire" but rather using its freedom of expression "to comment (on) the news in a satirical way."

The cover featured a bearded and turbaned cartoon figure of

OPTIONS:
- CNN saying, "100 lashes if you're not dying of laughter."
- Charlie Hebdo saying, "100 lashes if you're not dying of laughter."
- France saying, "100 lashes if you're not dying of laughter."
- French saying, "100 lashes if you're not dying of laughter."
- Head of Grand Mosque saying, "100 lashes if you're not dying of laughter."
- Libya saying, "100 lashes if you're not dying of laughter."
- Muslim saying, "100 lashes if you're not dying of laughter."
- Newsweek saying, "100 lashes if you're not dying of laughter."
- Paris saying, "100 lashes if you're not dying of laughter."
- Prophet Mohammed saying, "100 lashes if you're not dying of laughter."
- Stephane Charbonnier saying, "100 lashes if you're not dying of laughter."
- Twitter saying, "100 lashes if you're not dying of laughter."
- U.S. saying, "100 lashes if you're not dying of laughter."


How does the sentence end?

Beijing (CNN) Nationalist sentiment has swept China in the wake of last week's international tribunal ruling over the South China Sea, with protests targeting KFC, Apple and Filipino fruit. But the Chinese government has had enough, telling protestors through the the state-run People's Daily newspaper Wednesday that they are being "irrational and disruptive." On July 12,  the Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Hague ruled overwhelmingly in favor of the Philippines, saying there was no legal basis for China's claim to a large part of the South China Sea. China strongly rejected the decision. In the week after the ruling, videos and pictures of nationalists boycotting U.S. food chains -- the ultimate U.S. symbol in their eyes -- have been posted on social media in several Chinese cities.

Meanwhile, a campaign of smashing iPhones has taken off on social media, in protest against

OPTIONS:
- Apple tech giant Apple.
- Beijing tech giant Apple.
- CNN tech giant Apple.
- China tech giant Apple.
- Chinese tech giant Apple.
- Filipino tech giant Apple.
- Hague tech giant Apple.
- KFC tech giant Apple.
- Nationalist tech giant Apple.
- People's Daily tech giant Apple.
- Permanent Court of Arbitration tech giant Apple.
- Philippines tech giant Apple.
- South China Sea tech giant Apple.
- U.S. tech giant Apple.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) Daniel Scavino was working a high school job cleaning golf clubs at the Briar Hall Country Club in New York's Hudson Valley when a man who would change his life pulled into the parking lot in a stretch limousine. The visitor was business mogul Donald Trump, who, at that time in 1990, was famous as a flashy real estate developer, not a politician. The course where Scavino worked was heading into foreclosure, and Trump was in the market for expanding his golf business. Scavino, a lucky 16-year-old who happened to be in the right place at the right time, was selected caddie for Trump's party. He was instantly smitten. No one will ever believe this at school on Monday, he thought.

In February, Trump tapped Scavino, now in his 40s, to direct the rapidly growing social media operation for his presidential campaign, putting him at the tip of the spear of

OPTIONS:
- Briar Hall Country Club's unwieldy—and controversial--communication strategy.
- CNN's unwieldy—and controversial--communication strategy.
- Dan Scavino's unwieldy—and controversial--communication strategy.
- Daniel Scavino's unwieldy—and controversial--communication strategy.
- Donald Trump's unwieldy—and controversial--communication strategy.
- Hudson Valley's unwieldy—and controversial--communication strategy.
- New York's unwieldy—and controversial--communication strategy.
- Scavino's unwieldy—and controversial--communication strategy.
- Trump's unwieldy—and controversial--communication strategy.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Migrant construction workers in Qatar, including those building stadiums for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, are working in potentially life-threatening heat and humidity, according to research carried out by Human Rights Watch (HRW.) The New York-based nonprofit group said hundreds of workers are dying every year and has urged authorities in the Gulf state to "enforce adequate restrictions on outdoor work" while also calling for regular investigations and information on worker deaths. It said migrant workers in other Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries -- Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates -- were also vulnerable as statutory summer work breaks were not linked to actual weather conditions.

But, in a statement,

OPTIONS:
- Bahrain said weather conditions in Qatar outside those times frequently reach levels that can result in "potentially fatal heat-related illnesses in the absence of appropriate rest."
- FIFA World Cup said weather conditions in Qatar outside those times frequently reach levels that can result in "potentially fatal heat-related illnesses in the absence of appropriate rest."
- GCC said weather conditions in Qatar outside those times frequently reach levels that can result in "potentially fatal heat-related illnesses in the absence of appropriate rest."
- Gulf said weather conditions in Qatar outside those times frequently reach levels that can result in "potentially fatal heat-related illnesses in the absence of appropriate rest."
- Gulf Cooperation Council said weather conditions in Qatar outside those times frequently reach levels that can result in "potentially fatal heat-related illnesses in the absence of appropriate rest."
- HRW said weather conditions in Qatar outside those times frequently reach levels that can result in "potentially fatal heat-related illnesses in the absence of appropriate rest."
- Human Rights Watch said weather conditions in Qatar outside those times frequently reach levels that can result in "potentially fatal heat-related illnesses in the absence of appropriate rest."
- Kuwait said weather conditions in Qatar outside those times frequently reach levels that can result in "potentially fatal heat-related illnesses in the absence of appropriate rest."
- New York said weather conditions in Qatar outside those times frequently reach levels that can result in "potentially fatal heat-related illnesses in the absence of appropriate rest."
- Oman said weather conditions in Qatar outside those times frequently reach levels that can result in "potentially fatal heat-related illnesses in the absence of appropriate rest."
- Qatar said weather conditions in Qatar outside those times frequently reach levels that can result in "potentially fatal heat-related illnesses in the absence of appropriate rest."
- Saudi Arabia said weather conditions in Qatar outside those times frequently reach levels that can result in "potentially fatal heat-related illnesses in the absence of appropriate rest."
- United Arab Emirates said weather conditions in Qatar outside those times frequently reach levels that can result in "potentially fatal heat-related illnesses in the absence of appropriate rest."


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

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.

And, this shift is only likely to be reinforced if, as anticipated, the

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Hammon economic recovery continues to build up steam in 2014.
- CNN economic recovery continues to build up steam in 2014.
- Geneva economic recovery continues to build up steam in 2014.
- Iran economic recovery continues to build up steam in 2014.
- Iranian economic recovery continues to build up steam in 2014.
- Israel economic recovery continues to build up steam in 2014.
- John Kerry economic recovery continues to build up steam in 2014.
- Kerry economic recovery continues to build up steam in 2014.
- London economic recovery continues to build up steam in 2014.
- Middle Eastern economic recovery continues to build up steam in 2014.
- Mideast economic recovery continues to build up steam in 2014.
- Obama economic recovery continues to build up steam in 2014.
- Saudi Arabia economic recovery continues to build up steam in 2014.
- U.S. economic recovery continues to build up steam in 2014.
- U.S. Congress economic recovery continues to build up steam in 2014.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Oslo, Norway (CNN) -- Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo will be represented Friday at the ceremony bestowing the honor by an empty chair, the second time such a symbol has been used in the event, the chairman of the Nobel Peace Prize Committee said Thursday. Thorbjorn Jagland told reporters that the gesture is not a protest. "It is a signal to China that it would be very important for China's future to combine economic development with political reforms and it is support for those people in China who are struggling for basic human rights," Jagland said at a news conference.

Liu, a professor of literature, is serving an 11-year sentence in a

OPTIONS:
- CNN prison for what the government called "inciting subversion of state power."
- China prison for what the government called "inciting subversion of state power."
- Jagland prison for what the government called "inciting subversion of state power."
- Liu Xiaobo prison for what the government called "inciting subversion of state power."
- Nobel Institute prison for what the government called "inciting subversion of state power."
- Nobel Peace Prize prison for what the government called "inciting subversion of state power."
- Nobel Peace Prize Committee prison for what the government called "inciting subversion of state power."
- Norway prison for what the government called "inciting subversion of state power."
- Oslo prison for what the government called "inciting subversion of state power."
- Thorbjorn Jagland prison for what the government called "inciting subversion of state power."


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) -- Coffee shops in the Dutch city of Maastricht have banned foreign tourists, except those from Germany and Belgium, from entering their premises from Saturday, according to the local association of coffee shops. Coffee shops in the Netherlands are places where customers can legally buy and consume cannabis. "We have put in place a 'neighbouring country' criteria," Marc Josemans, president of the Society of United Coffeeshops and owner of the Easy Going coffee shop, told CNN. "This is a form of self-regulation. It is not a law, there will be no judge, this was just the only choice we had."

But Josemans says cannabis supply is not only a

OPTIONS:
- Belgian problem.
- Belgium problem.
- CNN problem.
- Dutch problem.
- Easy Going problem.
- German problem.
- Germany problem.
- Maastricht problem.
- Marc Josemans problem.
- Netherlands problem.
- Society of United Coffeeshops problem.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) -- A Mexican petition that would have granted deposed Honduran President Jose Manuel Zelaya safe conduct out of the country was rejected by Honduran authorities because it did not meet legal standards, Honduran Government Minister Oscar Raul Matute told CNN en Español. Zelaya has been holed up in the Brazilian embassy in the Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa since September 21. In the letter, obtained by CNN, Mexico asks the de facto Honduran government to guarantee Zelaya's safety from the embassy to the airport, where a Mexican Gulfstream III jet would fly his family to Mexico. The Mexican embassy in Honduras "has the honor of informing that the government of the United Mexican States has decided to receive on its territory" Zelaya, his wife, two children and one of his advisers, the letter states.

After spending months in exile, Zelaya snuck back into Honduras in September, and has not left the

OPTIONS:
- Brazilian embassy.
- CNN embassy.
- Español embassy.
- Honduran embassy.
- Honduras embassy.
- Jose Manuel Zelaya embassy.
- Mexican embassy.
- Mexican Gulfstream III embassy.
- Mexico embassy.
- Oscar Raul Matute embassy.
- Tegucigalpa embassy.
- United Mexican States embassy.
- Zelaya embassy.


How does this story end?

Washington (CNN) -- Sen. Mark Pryor's newest campaign videos are hammering home the key issues that he's hoping will energize female voters to come out in November: Domestic violence and equal pay. The Arkansas Democrat released a pair of videos on his YouTube page Wednesday attacking his Republican rival Rep. Tom Cotton for voting against equal pay legislation and against reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act. The crucial Senate race is locked in a statistical dead heat, and Pryor is playing up his advantage among women. "We've got to do something to break this cycle of domestic violence and Tom Cotton is not doing anything to help," Paulette Hill, the director of a 24-hour emergency domestic violence shelter, says in one video called "The End".

"There's a big difference between

OPTIONS:
- Arkansas and Tom Cotton, one wants to protect women and children, the other doesn't."
- CNN and Tom Cotton, one wants to protect women and children, the other doesn't."
- Cotton and Tom Cotton, one wants to protect women and children, the other doesn't."
- Democrat and Tom Cotton, one wants to protect women and children, the other doesn't."
- Mark Pryor and Tom Cotton, one wants to protect women and children, the other doesn't."
- Paulette Hill and Tom Cotton, one wants to protect women and children, the other doesn't."
- Pryor and Tom Cotton, one wants to protect women and children, the other doesn't."
- Republican and Tom Cotton, one wants to protect women and children, the other doesn't."
- Senate and Tom Cotton, one wants to protect women and children, the other doesn't."
- The End and Tom Cotton, one wants to protect women and children, the other doesn't."
- Tom Cotton and Tom Cotton, one wants to protect women and children, the other doesn't."
- Violence Against Women Act and Tom Cotton, one wants to protect women and children, the other doesn't."
- Washington and Tom Cotton, one wants to protect women and children, the other doesn't."
- YouTube and Tom Cotton, one wants to protect women and children, the other doesn't."


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) House and Senate investigators fired off a series of requests after former FBI Director James Comey's testimony, seeking memos of his private discussions with President Donald Trump and any records the White House kept of their discussion -- including audio recordings. The leaders of the House Russia investigation, Reps. Michael Conaway, a Texas Republican, and Adam Schiff, a California Democrat, sent a request Friday directly to Comey for copies of his memos. They sent a separate request to Trump's White House counsel, Don McGahn, for any record the White House had of their meetings. The House requested Comey and the White House provide the records, including tapes if they exist, by June 23.

Asked if he had taped their conversations, as he implied in a threatening tweet shortly after he fired Comey,

OPTIONS:
- Adam Schiff said he would reveal that answer soon.
- CNN said he would reveal that answer soon.
- California said he would reveal that answer soon.
- Comey said he would reveal that answer soon.
- Democrat said he would reveal that answer soon.
- Don McGahn said he would reveal that answer soon.
- Donald Trump said he would reveal that answer soon.
- FBI said he would reveal that answer soon.
- House said he would reveal that answer soon.
- House Russia said he would reveal that answer soon.
- James Comey said he would reveal that answer soon.
- Michael Conaway said he would reveal that answer soon.
- Reps said he would reveal that answer soon.
- Republican said he would reveal that answer soon.
- Senate said he would reveal that answer soon.
- Texas said he would reveal that answer soon.
- Trump said he would reveal that answer soon.
- White House said he would reveal that answer soon.


Complete the passage.

Washington (CNN) Federal officials on Friday unsealed charges against three men accused of a thwarted plot to attack concert venues and landmarks around New York City in 2016, according to court documents -- a case that comes on the heels of a mass shooting at a concert in Las Vegas. The three men allegedly used internet messaging applications to plot bombings and shootings in Times Square, the New York subway and concerts during Ramadan last year, according to a news release on the unsealed court documents from the acting US attorney for the Southern District of New York. Charged in the case are Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy, 19, a Canadian citizen; Talha Haroon, 19, a US citizen living in Pakistan; and Russell Salic, 37, a Philippines citizen, the release said. According to prosecutors, all three have been arrested and El Bahnasawy has already pleaded guilty following his May 2016 arrest. Haroon and Salic have been arrested overseas, and the US is seeking to have them extradited to stand trial here.

Haroon is alleged to have planned to travel from

OPTIONS:
- Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- CNN to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Canadian to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- El Bahnasawy to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Haroon to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Las Vegas to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- New York to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- New York City to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Pakistan to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Philippines to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Ramadan to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Russell Salic to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Salic to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Southern District to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Talha Haroon to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Times Square to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- US to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Washington to New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.


Write the next sentence.

In August 2013, Brits Melissa Reid and Michaella McCollum were jailed for trying to smuggle £1.5million worth of cocaine from Peru to Spain. While their case may be the most well-known, they are far from the only Europeans who have found themselves in this situation and are now languishing in a Peruvian prison. Now a drug dealer from Peru has revealed how easy it is to entice tourists to become drug mules without the threat of violence by convincing them it's an easy way to get rick quick. The man, known as El Negro, admits he has groomed Europeans to become drug mules for the past 14 years on Channel 4 documentary Brits Behind Bars.

They are enticed with a free holiday to

OPTIONS:
- Brits as well as payment.
- Brits Behind Bars as well as payment.
- Channel 4 as well as payment.
- Cusco as well as payment.
- El Negro as well as payment.
- Europeans as well as payment.
- Melissa Reid as well as payment.
- Michaella McCollum as well as payment.
- Peru as well as payment.
- Peruvian as well as payment.
- Spain as well as payment.


(CNN) It appears that congratulations are in order for Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna. Blac Chyna posted a picture Tuesday on Instagram of herself sporting a diamond ring while holding the face of a grinning Kardashian, with the caption "Yes!!!" Neither has said that they are officially engaged, but that hasn't stopped folks from speculating about how it's going to go down, given that Kardashian's sister Kylie Jenner is dating Blac Chyna's ex and the father of her son, rapper Tyga. Things have also been complicated by the fact that another of Rob's sisters, Khloe Kardashian, has had beef with Blac Chyna's best friend, Amber Rose. Rose is the ex-girlfriend of rapper Kanye West, who is married to sister Kim Kardashian.

The couple have been together for only a few months, but quick engagements are nothing new for the

OPTIONS:
- Amber Rose.
- Blac Chyna.
- Instagram.
- Kanye West.
- Kardashian.
- Khloe Kardashian.
- Kim Kardashian.
- Kris Jenner.
- Kylie Jenner.
- Rob.
- Rob Kardashian.
- Rose.
- Tyga.


How does this story end?

A woman with a passionate interest in paranormal activity has revealed that she has a collection of more than 100 haunted dolls - which she loves so much that she would actually choose them over her partner. Ashley Nicole-Fine, 24, from Leeds, Alabama, has an entire room of her house dedicated to her extensive collection of spirited dolls, which has taken 12 years to build up, because her boyfriend banned her from keeping them in the bedroom - after claiming two of them attacked him in his sleep. According to Ms Nicole-Fine, two of her dolls are haunted by the spirits of women who were murdered by their boyfriends, and therefore hate all men - including her partner Phillip Baston, 25.

Ms Nicole-

OPTIONS:
- Alabama has always had a strong connection with the other side.
- Ashley Nicole has always had a strong connection with the other side.
- Fine has always had a strong connection with the other side.
- Leeds has always had a strong connection with the other side.
- Nicole has always had a strong connection with the other side.
- Phillip Baston has always had a strong connection with the other side.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) An 18-year-old charged with posing as a doctor told ABC News that "just because someone has a title 'doctor' in front of their name does not necessarily imply M.D." Malachi Love-Robinson, who police say posed as a medical doctor and treated patients in West Palm Beach, Florida, said his training involved shadowing many doctors. "I'm not portraying as an M.D. I never said I've gone to school to be an M.D.," he told ABC. He said he had a Ph.D., but wouldn't disclose what field it was in. The interview aired on "Good Morning America" on Thursday. Sheriff's deputies in West Palm Beach arrested Love-Robinson on Tuesday afternoon and accused him of practicing medicine without a license. He was the head of his own practice, according to his website. Love-Robinson posted bail on Wednesday, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.

As police led Love-

OPTIONS:
- ABC out of his office in handcuffs, he said, "I'm hurt because of the accusations and allegations.
- ABC News out of his office in handcuffs, he said, "I'm hurt because of the accusations and allegations.
- Florida out of his office in handcuffs, he said, "I'm hurt because of the accusations and allegations.
- Good Morning America out of his office in handcuffs, he said, "I'm hurt because of the accusations and allegations.
- Love out of his office in handcuffs, he said, "I'm hurt because of the accusations and allegations.
- M.D. out of his office in handcuffs, he said, "I'm hurt because of the accusations and allegations.
- Malachi Love out of his office in handcuffs, he said, "I'm hurt because of the accusations and allegations.
- Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office out of his office in handcuffs, he said, "I'm hurt because of the accusations and allegations.
- Ph.D. out of his office in handcuffs, he said, "I'm hurt because of the accusations and allegations.
- Robinson out of his office in handcuffs, he said, "I'm hurt because of the accusations and allegations.
- Sheriff's out of his office in handcuffs, he said, "I'm hurt because of the accusations and allegations.
- West Palm Beach out of his office in handcuffs, he said, "I'm hurt because of the accusations and allegations.


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

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino is in no doubt goalkeeper Michel Vorm has the strength of character to put his Capital One Cup final disappointment behind him and again prove an able deputy for  Hugo Lloris at Burnley on Sunday. With France international Lloris sidelined by a knee injury, Dutchman Vorm will stand in at Turf Moor. The 31-year-old, signed from Swansea in the summer, had to watch on from the bench at Wembley against Chelsea in last month's League Cup final defeat, despite having featured in the earlier rounds. Michel Vorm is set to deputise in place of Hugo Lloris when Tottenham play Burnley on Sunday

OPTIONS:
- Burnley, however, has every confidence Vorm can produced the required performance when thrown back into the action against the Clarets.
- Capital One Cup, however, has every confidence Vorm can produced the required performance when thrown back into the action against the Clarets.
- Chelsea, however, has every confidence Vorm can produced the required performance when thrown back into the action against the Clarets.
- Dutchman Vorm, however, has every confidence Vorm can produced the required performance when thrown back into the action against the Clarets.
- France, however, has every confidence Vorm can produced the required performance when thrown back into the action against the Clarets.
- Hugo Lloris, however, has every confidence Vorm can produced the required performance when thrown back into the action against the Clarets.
- League Cup, however, has every confidence Vorm can produced the required performance when thrown back into the action against the Clarets.
- Lloris, however, has every confidence Vorm can produced the required performance when thrown back into the action against the Clarets.
- Mauricio Pochettino, however, has every confidence Vorm can produced the required performance when thrown back into the action against the Clarets.
- Michel Vorm, however, has every confidence Vorm can produced the required performance when thrown back into the action against the Clarets.
- Swansea, however, has every confidence Vorm can produced the required performance when thrown back into the action against the Clarets.
- Tottenham, however, has every confidence Vorm can produced the required performance when thrown back into the action against the Clarets.
- Turf Moor, however, has every confidence Vorm can produced the required performance when thrown back into the action against the Clarets.
- Vorm, however, has every confidence Vorm can produced the required performance when thrown back into the action against the Clarets.
- Wembley, however, has every confidence Vorm can produced the required performance when thrown back into the action against the Clarets.


How does the sentence end?

Washington (CNN) When the United States caught its first big al Qaeda operative, six months after the 9/11 terror attacks, it found a disturbing clue: phone numbers linked to the United States. In an overnight raid, Pakistani forces captured Abu Zubaydah, allegedly a recruiter for the terror group and a member of Osama bin Laden's inner circle. Now, 14 years after Zubaydah was apprehended, newly declassified information from a 2002 congressional report on the 9/11 attacks, dubbed the "28 pages," reveals an indirect link previously hidden from the American public between the alleged al Qaeda operative and a company associated with a key member of the Saudi royal family, former Saudi Ambassador to the United States Prince Bandar bin Sultan.

"Bayoumi's wife attempted to deposit three of the checks from

OPTIONS:
- Abu Zubaydah's wife, which were payable to Bassnan's wife, into her own accounts," according to a passage from the 28 pages.
- American's wife, which were payable to Bassnan's wife, into her own accounts," according to a passage from the 28 pages.
- Bandar's wife, which were payable to Bassnan's wife, into her own accounts," according to a passage from the 28 pages.
- CNN's wife, which were payable to Bassnan's wife, into her own accounts," according to a passage from the 28 pages.
- George H. W. Bush's wife, which were payable to Bassnan's wife, into her own accounts," according to a passage from the 28 pages.
- Osama bin Laden's wife, which were payable to Bassnan's wife, into her own accounts," according to a passage from the 28 pages.
- Pakistani's wife, which were payable to Bassnan's wife, into her own accounts," according to a passage from the 28 pages.
- Saudi's wife, which were payable to Bassnan's wife, into her own accounts," according to a passage from the 28 pages.
- Sultan's wife, which were payable to Bassnan's wife, into her own accounts," according to a passage from the 28 pages.
- United States's wife, which were payable to Bassnan's wife, into her own accounts," according to a passage from the 28 pages.
- Washington's wife, which were payable to Bassnan's wife, into her own accounts," according to a passage from the 28 pages.
- Zubaydah's wife, which were payable to Bassnan's wife, into her own accounts," according to a passage from the 28 pages.
- al Qaeda's wife, which were payable to Bassnan's wife, into her own accounts," according to a passage from the 28 pages.


Complete the passage.

Washington (CNN) In President Donald Trump's telling, officials from Mexico City to Boy Scouts headquarters are lighting up his phone line with praise. In the leaders' telling, though, the calls never happened -- and the White House has belatedly agreed. It was an unusual pattern of pushback against the President of the United States, a frequent and expansive telephoner who sometimes hands out his personal cell number to the people he meets. And it raised questions about which presidential assertions can be believed and which cannot. On Wednesday, the White House responded to questions about the calls with the same answer: the conversations actually took place in person.

An official with the

OPTIONS:
- Boy Scouts said on Wednesday they were not aware of any phone calls between the group's leadership and the President.
- CNN said on Wednesday they were not aware of any phone calls between the group's leadership and the President.
- Donald Trump said on Wednesday they were not aware of any phone calls between the group's leadership and the President.
- Mexico said on Wednesday they were not aware of any phone calls between the group's leadership and the President.
- Mexico City said on Wednesday they were not aware of any phone calls between the group's leadership and the President.
- Trump said on Wednesday they were not aware of any phone calls between the group's leadership and the President.
- United States said on Wednesday they were not aware of any phone calls between the group's leadership and the President.
- Washington said on Wednesday they were not aware of any phone calls between the group's leadership and the President.
- White House said on Wednesday they were not aware of any phone calls between the group's leadership and the President.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) Secretary of State John Kerry said Thursday that the United States has determined that ISIS' action against the Yazidis and other minority groups in Iraq and Syria constitutes genocide. "My purpose here today is to assert in my judgment, (ISIS) is responsible for genocide against groups in areas under its control including Yazidis, Christians and Shiite Muslims," he said, during a news conference at the State Department. Kerry said that in 2014, ISIS trapped Yazidis, killed them, enslaved thousands of Yazidi women and girls, "selling them at auction, raping them at will and destroying the communities in which they had lived for countless generations," executed Christians "solely for their faith" and also "forced Christian women and girls into slavery."

"ISIL's campaign of terror against the innocent, including the Yazidi and

OPTIONS:
- Christian minorities, and its grotesque targeted acts of violence, show all the warning signs of genocide," Kerry said in August 2014.
- Christians minorities, and its grotesque targeted acts of violence, show all the warning signs of genocide," Kerry said in August 2014.
- Darfur minorities, and its grotesque targeted acts of violence, show all the warning signs of genocide," Kerry said in August 2014.
- ISIS minorities, and its grotesque targeted acts of violence, show all the warning signs of genocide," Kerry said in August 2014.
- Iraq minorities, and its grotesque targeted acts of violence, show all the warning signs of genocide," Kerry said in August 2014.
- John Kerry minorities, and its grotesque targeted acts of violence, show all the warning signs of genocide," Kerry said in August 2014.
- Kerry minorities, and its grotesque targeted acts of violence, show all the warning signs of genocide," Kerry said in August 2014.
- Shiite Muslims minorities, and its grotesque targeted acts of violence, show all the warning signs of genocide," Kerry said in August 2014.
- State Department minorities, and its grotesque targeted acts of violence, show all the warning signs of genocide," Kerry said in August 2014.
- Syria minorities, and its grotesque targeted acts of violence, show all the warning signs of genocide," Kerry said in August 2014.
- United States minorities, and its grotesque targeted acts of violence, show all the warning signs of genocide," Kerry said in August 2014.
- Yazidi minorities, and its grotesque targeted acts of violence, show all the warning signs of genocide," Kerry said in August 2014.
- Yazidis minorities, and its grotesque targeted acts of violence, show all the warning signs of genocide," Kerry said in August 2014.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A possessive boyfriend who beat his petite girlfriend to death while shouting 'log on, log on' after becoming obsessed with the idea that she was having an affair on Facebook has been jailed for life. Kane Boyce, 34, brutally murdered Paula Newman, 20, in New Addington, south London, after she refused to hand over a password to one of her social media accounts. He stamped on her head and nearby residents heard piercing screams as he attacked her and shouted: 'If you don't log on, we'll see what happens.' Kane Boyce, 34, (left) has been jailed for life for murdering his 20-year-old girlfriend Paula Newman (right) by beating her and stamping on her head in south London, after she refused to hand over her Facebook password

The court heard how Miss Newman had been planning to leave

OPTIONS:
- Boyce in the weeks before her death.
- Court in the weeks before her death.
- Facebook in the weeks before her death.
- Kane Boyce in the weeks before her death.
- London in the weeks before her death.
- New Addington in the weeks before her death.
- Old Bailey in the weeks before her death.
- Paula Newman in the weeks before her death.


Having dealt a knockout blow to his rivals and won his third drivers' championship, Formula One star Lewis Hamilton proved more than a match for an altogether different opponent on Wednesday. The Brit, who clinched his second successive title in Austin, Texas on Sunday, took to the wrestling ring in Mexico City ahead of this weekend's race. Hamilton was joined at Arena Mexico, the home of Lucha Libre wrestling, by Mistico, a 32-year-old Mexican whose real name is Luis Ignacio Urive Alvirde and who previously had a spell in WWE. Meaning free wrestling, the term is used to describe the sport in Mexico and other Spanish-speaking countries.

Hamilton was then carried on the shoulders of another wrestler,

OPTIONS:
- Arena Mexico, in celebration.
- Austin, in celebration.
- Brit, in celebration.
- Formula One, in celebration.
- Hamilton, in celebration.
- Lewis Hamilton, in celebration.
- Lucha Libre, in celebration.
- Luis Ignacio Urive Alvirde, in celebration.
- Mephisto, in celebration.
- Mexican, in celebration.
- Mexico, in celebration.
- Mexico City, in celebration.
- Mistico, in celebration.
- Spanish, in celebration.
- Texas, in celebration.
- WWE, in celebration.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) The NBA regular season ended Wednesday in historic fashion, with the Golden State Warriors setting the NBA regular-season record for wins, with 73, and Kobe Bryant retiring in style with 60 points in the final game of his 20-year career. But the fun is just beginning. The NBA playoffs begin Saturday, with the Indiana Pacers and Toronto Raptors tipping off at 12:30 p.m. ET at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto. Here's a guide to all of the action. When are the NBA playoffs? The first round starts Saturday. The second round, the conference semifinals, are scheduled to begin on May 2. However, this could move up to April 30 or May 1. The conference finals are scheduled to start on May 17, with the chance of a possible move up to May 15 or 16. The NBA Finals are scheduled to begin on June 2.

Last year, health was one of the reasons why they lost to the

OPTIONS:
- Air Canada Centre in six games.
- Golden State Warriors in six games.
- Indiana Pacers in six games.
- Kobe Bryant in six games.
- NBA in six games.
- NBA Finals in six games.
- Toronto in six games.
- Toronto Raptors in six games.


Write the last sentence in this story.

A wheelchair-bound mother has been jailed for seven years for trying to smuggle around £1million worth of cocaine into the UK hidden in toiletries. Myrtle McCreath, 53, from Ayr, was arrested at Glasgow Airport on February 26, 2014 after arriving on a flight from Sao Paulo, Brazil, via Amsterdam. During a search of her baggage, Border Force officers found around 50 containers of face cream, talcum powder and other toiletries. Inside, there was 7.8 kilos of high-purity cocaine. McCreath denied knowledge of the drugs, telling National Crime Agency (NCA) investigators that she had been in Brazil for a week on holiday.

The pair struck up an internet romance before he introduced his friend Philip Okoko to

OPTIONS:
- Amsterdam online.
- Ayr online.
- Border Force online.
- Brazil online.
- Glasgow online.
- Glasgow Airport online.
- High Court online.
- McCreath online.
- Myrtle McCreath online.
- NCA online.
- National Crime Agency online.
- Sao Paulo online.
- UK online.


Write the next sentence.

Good news has arrived for stranded holidaymakers after Virgin Australia and Jetstar officially announced that conditions were safe to resume flights to and from Bali. Earlier on Saturday, Indonesian officials declared Denpasar Airport safe to reopen as the cloud of ash from the eruption of Mount Raung drifted away. Virgin sent an observation flight to the airport to have visual confirmation and determine whether conditions were suitable for flights to operate before giving the all-clear. The airline said scheduled flights out of Denpasar would go ahead on Saturday evening and it plans to continue operations in and out of the Indonesian island on Sunday.

The ash grounded planes from

OPTIONS:
- Australians, Jetstar, Garuda and AirAsia on Friday.
- Bali, Jetstar, Garuda and AirAsia on Friday.
- Denpasar, Jetstar, Garuda and AirAsia on Friday.
- Denpasar Airport, Jetstar, Garuda and AirAsia on Friday.
- Indonesian, Jetstar, Garuda and AirAsia on Friday.
- Jetstar, Jetstar, Garuda and AirAsia on Friday.
- Mount Raung, Jetstar, Garuda and AirAsia on Friday.
- Virgin, Jetstar, Garuda and AirAsia on Friday.
- Virgin Australia, Jetstar, Garuda and AirAsia on Friday.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) -- U.S. coach Eddie O'Sullivan said he "couldn't be more proud" of his players after Thursday's hard-fought 13-6 victory over Russia at the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand. It was the Eagles' first win of the tournament, after a 22-10 defeat to O'Sullivan's native Ireland on Sunday, with a superb 18th-minute try from scrumhalf Mike Petri after proving to be the difference between the two sides in wet conditions in New Plymouth. The Russians, making their World Cup debut, took an early 3-0 lead through a penalty from flyhalf Yury Kushnarev , but the U.S. rallied despite several misses from goalkicker Chris Wyles and the Bears were left with just a solitary bonus point to show for their efforts.

"It was a great victory for us," former Ireland coach O'Sullivan told the

OPTIONS:
- Americans's official website.
- Australia's official website.
- Bears's official website.
- CNN's official website.
- Chris Wyles's official website.
- Eagles's official website.
- Eddie O'Sullivan's official website.
- Ireland's official website.
- Italy's official website.
- Mike Petri's official website.
- New Plymouth's official website.
- New Zealand's official website.
- O'Sullivan's official website.
- Rugby World Cup's official website.
- Russia's official website.
- Russians's official website.
- U.S.'s official website.
- World Cup's official website.
- Yury Kushnarev's official website.


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

The attorney for hip hop mogul Suge Knight claims the shocking new video of him mowing down two much with his truck actually helps his defense case. Following Knight's brief appearance in a Los Angeles County court on Monday, defense lawyer Matthew Fletcher told reporters: '100percent it proves Suge Knight was attacked,' according to the Los Angeles Times. The video, published by TMZ today, was recorded by surveillance cameras at Tam's Burgers in Compton, Los Angeles on January 29. It shows one of Knight's alleged victims, Cle 'Bone' Sloan, confront him as soon as he pulls up to the parking lot.

Carter, a 55-year-old grandfather, had his head crushed beneath

OPTIONS:
- Cle 'Bone' Sloan's truck and was killed.
- Compton's truck and was killed.
- GRAPHIC CONTENT's truck and was killed.
- Knight's truck and was killed.
- Los Angeles's truck and was killed.
- Los Angeles County's truck and was killed.
- Los Angeles Times's truck and was killed.
- Matthew Fletcher's truck and was killed.
- Sloan's truck and was killed.
- Suge Knight's truck and was killed.
- TMZ's truck and was killed.
- Tam's truck and was killed.
- Terry Carter's truck and was killed.


Write the last sentence in this story.

Shocking video taken at last week's high octane Baja 500 off-road race shows the heart-stopping moment a competitor clipped a motorist who happened onto the dirt road course. Carlos 'Apdaly' Lopez was vying for first place near the end of the 500-mile trek across public dirt roads in Mexico when a silver Toyota pick-up truck appeared in front of him. When the truck eventually starts to move out of the way, the apparently impatient Lopez hits the gas in his 800 horsepower racing truck to move past, clipping the Toyota on the bumper in the process. The force sends the Toyota on its side as Lopez flies right on by to an eventual victory in the 47th annual event.

'I believe our boy @apdalylopez, #

OPTIONS:
- Baja race winner, did the right thing here.
- Carlos 'Apdaly race winner, did the right thing here.
- Driver Carlos 'Apdaly race winner, did the right thing here.
- Lopez race winner, did the right thing here.
- Mexican race winner, did the right thing here.
- Mexico race winner, did the right thing here.
- Toyota race winner, did the right thing here.


How does this story end?

She was a young woman who had her dreams of being a model ruined when she became the victim of an acid attack instigated by her ex-boyfriend in 2008. But fast-forward seven years and Katie Piper has achieved her wildest dreams - and more. She's penned an autobiography, presents the successful Channel 4 show, Bodyshockers, launched an inspirational charitable organisation and took to the runway in Naomi Campbell's recent fashion week show. And now, Katie, 31, has landed a role as the new ambassador for Remescar, a campaign that's close to her heart as she used the cream to treat her own burns and scars.

Speaking about her new campaign, a natural looking Katie told FEMAIL: 'After using

OPTIONS:
- Bodyshockers I noticed a difference not just in the appearance of my scars but the texture too.
- Channel 4 I noticed a difference not just in the appearance of my scars but the texture too.
- Katie I noticed a difference not just in the appearance of my scars but the texture too.
- Katie Piper I noticed a difference not just in the appearance of my scars but the texture too.
- Naomi Campbell I noticed a difference not just in the appearance of my scars but the texture too.
- Remescar I noticed a difference not just in the appearance of my scars but the texture too.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) In the 1971 free speech case,  Cohen v. California, the Supreme Court said, "One man's vulgarity is another's lyric." That rings very true today. In 2015, I wrote an article with the headline "Decision on Asian-American band's name is wrong." That was after an early decision by the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit that denied the rock band, The Slants, a trademark registration because a bureaucrat said that it was "disparaging." Section 2(a) of the trademark act lets the government deny trademark protection to a mark that is "immoral," "scandalous" or "disparaging." I wrote a similar article about a case involving the Washington Redskins.

The

OPTIONS:
- American has made an inspiring decision in The Slants case in that it protects all of our rights -- not just the rights of an eminently likable rock band and a somewhat less-than beloved football team.
- Americans has made an inspiring decision in The Slants case in that it protects all of our rights -- not just the rights of an eminently likable rock band and a somewhat less-than beloved football team.
- Asian has made an inspiring decision in The Slants case in that it protects all of our rights -- not just the rights of an eminently likable rock band and a somewhat less-than beloved football team.
- CNN has made an inspiring decision in The Slants case in that it protects all of our rights -- not just the rights of an eminently likable rock band and a somewhat less-than beloved football team.
- California has made an inspiring decision in The Slants case in that it protects all of our rights -- not just the rights of an eminently likable rock band and a somewhat less-than beloved football team.
- Cohen has made an inspiring decision in The Slants case in that it protects all of our rights -- not just the rights of an eminently likable rock band and a somewhat less-than beloved football team.
- Federal Circuit has made an inspiring decision in The Slants case in that it protects all of our rights -- not just the rights of an eminently likable rock band and a somewhat less-than beloved football team.
- First Amendment has made an inspiring decision in The Slants case in that it protects all of our rights -- not just the rights of an eminently likable rock band and a somewhat less-than beloved football team.
- Justices has made an inspiring decision in The Slants case in that it protects all of our rights -- not just the rights of an eminently likable rock band and a somewhat less-than beloved football team.
- Marc Randazza has made an inspiring decision in The Slants case in that it protects all of our rights -- not just the rights of an eminently likable rock band and a somewhat less-than beloved football team.
- Section 2(a has made an inspiring decision in The Slants case in that it protects all of our rights -- not just the rights of an eminently likable rock band and a somewhat less-than beloved football team.
- Supreme Court has made an inspiring decision in The Slants case in that it protects all of our rights -- not just the rights of an eminently likable rock band and a somewhat less-than beloved football team.
- The Slants has made an inspiring decision in The Slants case in that it protects all of our rights -- not just the rights of an eminently likable rock band and a somewhat less-than beloved football team.
- US Court of Appeals has made an inspiring decision in The Slants case in that it protects all of our rights -- not just the rights of an eminently likable rock band and a somewhat less-than beloved football team.
- Washington Redskins has made an inspiring decision in The Slants case in that it protects all of our rights -- not just the rights of an eminently likable rock band and a somewhat less-than beloved football team.


How does this story end?

(CNN) You could be excused for mistaking last night's 69th annual Emmy Awards for a Comedy Central election-night special. After all, there was Stephen Colbert, the man who -- with Jon Stewart -- put "fake news" on the map long before the Trump Administration was a twinkle in Vladimir Putin's eye. And there were Alec Baldwin and Kate McKinnon, accepting golden trophies for their cutting and hilarious depictions of President Trump and his chief 2016 campaign rival, Hillary Clinton, on "Saturday Night Live." But the moment that parody congealed into self-parody was obvious to anyone watching the show from home, and many who were there attending in person.

OPTIONS:
- Alec Baldwin's practices, which have vastly harmed our democracy, have been brilliantly exposed and savaged through comedy.
- Comedy Central's practices, which have vastly harmed our democracy, have been brilliantly exposed and savaged through comedy.
- Emmy Awards's practices, which have vastly harmed our democracy, have been brilliantly exposed and savaged through comedy.
- Emmys's practices, which have vastly harmed our democracy, have been brilliantly exposed and savaged through comedy.
- Hillary Clinton's practices, which have vastly harmed our democracy, have been brilliantly exposed and savaged through comedy.
- Jeff Yang's practices, which have vastly harmed our democracy, have been brilliantly exposed and savaged through comedy.
- Jon Stewart's practices, which have vastly harmed our democracy, have been brilliantly exposed and savaged through comedy.
- Kate McKinnon's practices, which have vastly harmed our democracy, have been brilliantly exposed and savaged through comedy.
- Saturday Night Live's practices, which have vastly harmed our democracy, have been brilliantly exposed and savaged through comedy.
- Sean Spicer's practices, which have vastly harmed our democracy, have been brilliantly exposed and savaged through comedy.
- Stephen Colbert's practices, which have vastly harmed our democracy, have been brilliantly exposed and savaged through comedy.
- Trump's practices, which have vastly harmed our democracy, have been brilliantly exposed and savaged through comedy.
- Trump Administration's practices, which have vastly harmed our democracy, have been brilliantly exposed and savaged through comedy.
- Vladimir Putin's practices, which have vastly harmed our democracy, have been brilliantly exposed and savaged through comedy.
- Yang's practices, which have vastly harmed our democracy, have been brilliantly exposed and savaged through comedy.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Donald Trump is striking back at Mitt Romney on Thursday, after the 2012 Republican presidential nominee said his party's current front-runner could have a "bombshell" in his tax returns. "Mitt Romney, who was one of the dumbest and worst candidates in the history of Republican politics, is now pushing me on tax returns. Dope!" the billionaire businessman said in a series of Tweets attacking Romney. Trump wrote that tax returns have zero to do with a person's net worth, and all swung at the establishment wing of the Republican party, many of whom have coalesced behind Florida Sen. Marco Rubio as an answer to Trump and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz.

Opinion: It's over;

OPTIONS:
- Donald Trump is going to be the Republican nominee
- Florida is going to be the Republican nominee
- GOP is going to be the Republican nominee
- Marco Rubio is going to be the Republican nominee
- Mitt Romney is going to be the Republican nominee
- Republican is going to be the Republican nominee
- Romney is going to be the Republican nominee
- Ted Cruz is going to be the Republican nominee
- Texas is going to be the Republican nominee
- Trump is going to be the Republican nominee
- Tweets is going to be the Republican nominee


Find the right ending to this passage.

Spain coach Vicente del Bosque celebrated his 100th match in charge by praising his side's display in a hard-fought 1-0 win over Belarus in a Euro 2016 qualifier in Borisov on Sunday. 'I am happy with our performance as we controlled proceedings for practically the whole game,' said the 64-year-old, the first Spain manager to reach the century milestone. 'There was only a 15 minute period in the second half, when our opponents managed to grab the initiative. 'It was a difficult match for us but we managed to claim three very important points, which helps to fight it out for a place in the European Championship.

OPTIONS:
- Belarus head coach Alexander Khatskevich believed his side were unlucky, adding: 'I thought we were fairly organised in defence.
- Borisov head coach Alexander Khatskevich believed his side were unlucky, adding: 'I thought we were fairly organised in defence.
- David Silva head coach Alexander Khatskevich believed his side were unlucky, adding: 'I thought we were fairly organised in defence.
- Euro 2016 head coach Alexander Khatskevich believed his side were unlucky, adding: 'I thought we were fairly organised in defence.
- European Championship head coach Alexander Khatskevich believed his side were unlucky, adding: 'I thought we were fairly organised in defence.
- Silva head coach Alexander Khatskevich believed his side were unlucky, adding: 'I thought we were fairly organised in defence.
- Spain head coach Alexander Khatskevich believed his side were unlucky, adding: 'I thought we were fairly organised in defence.
- Vicente del Bosque head coach Alexander Khatskevich believed his side were unlucky, adding: 'I thought we were fairly organised in defence.