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(CNN) -- Can presidential candidates talk to voters like adults? Will voters support a candidate who tells them the truth? The answer to that question is obvious to anyone who has observed American politics in recent years. One day -- let us hope it comes soon -- voters will demand that their political leaders present them with a more realistic sense of the possibilities and choices they face. But for now, voters demand perfect odds and simple solutions, and politicians oblige. President Obama confessed as much in a recent Vanity Fair profile, when he revealed he knows that each one of the decisions he makes as president could turn out wrong. "Nothing comes to my desk that is perfectly solvable," he said. "Any given decision you make you'll wind up with a 30 to 40 percent chance that it isn't going to work." But the American public, the president suggested, cannot handle those odds. After you have made your decision, you need to feign total certainty about it.

But beneath the wishful thinking,

OPTIONS:
- American know that the world is complicated, the economy is challenging, the choices difficult.
- CNN know that the world is complicated, the economy is challenging, the choices difficult.
- Frida Ghitis know that the world is complicated, the economy is challenging, the choices difficult.
- Ghitis know that the world is complicated, the economy is challenging, the choices difficult.
- Obama know that the world is complicated, the economy is challenging, the choices difficult.
- Vanity Fair know that the world is complicated, the economy is challenging, the choices difficult.


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(CNN) It's a blind date with global ramifications. President Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping meet for the first time Thursday and will seek to forge a connection and to stabilize the world's most important diplomatic relationship, despite a gulf between them in experience, temperament and global outlook. Both have a long way to come to meet in the middle. Trump, the brash, outspoken, political novice who seems to give little mind to policy details, anchored his campaign on China bashing. He once warned that China had committed "rape" against the US economy and tweeted that global warming was a Chinese ruse to damage US manufacturing.

"From the Chinese point of view, there is real uncertainty about what to expect from

OPTIONS:
- China.
- Chinese.
- Donald Trump.
- Lago.
- Mar.
- Trump.
- US.
- Xi.
- Xi Jinping.


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Patrice Evra might be preparing to play for Juventus in the Champions League final against Barcelona but the defender does not believe it vindicates leaving Manchester United. The 34-year-old Evra won the Premier League five times at United but left Old Trafford for Italy last summer. Evra confessed that leaving the club was tough decision and he was shocked by the intensity of training at Juventus upon arriving in Turin. 'It was really difficult for me to leave Manchester United. I left for a personal choice,' Evra explained to Sky Sports. 'It does not matter if you go somewhere and you are still winning, it is always the wrong decision to leave a club like United.'

'It was a shock at the beginning because, to be fair, I did not expect the way

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona were working.
- Champions League were working.
- Evra were working.
- Italy were working.
- Juventus were working.
- Manchester United were working.
- Old Trafford were working.
- Patrice Evra were working.
- Premier League were working.
- Sky Sports were working.
- Turin were working.
- United were working.


Hong Kong (CNN) China is willing to take the economic hit of greater sanctions on North Korea, a top official said Monday, as Washington continues to pressure Beijing on the issue. "Given China's traditional economic ties with North Korea, China more than anyone will pay a price for implementing the resolution," Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said at the ASEAN Regional Forum in the Philippines, according to a statement from the ministry. "In order to maintain the international nuclear non-proliferation system and regional peace and stability, China will, as always, enforce the full content of relevant resolutions in a comprehensive and strict manner."

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- ASEAN Regional Forum's economy is not so large that it can afford to forgo stiff economic sanctions on exports like coal, one of the mainstays of (the country's) economy," he said.
- Beijing's economy is not so large that it can afford to forgo stiff economic sanctions on exports like coal, one of the mainstays of (the country's) economy," he said.
- CNN's economy is not so large that it can afford to forgo stiff economic sanctions on exports like coal, one of the mainstays of (the country's) economy," he said.
- China's economy is not so large that it can afford to forgo stiff economic sanctions on exports like coal, one of the mainstays of (the country's) economy," he said.
- Chinese's economy is not so large that it can afford to forgo stiff economic sanctions on exports like coal, one of the mainstays of (the country's) economy," he said.
- Hong Kong's economy is not so large that it can afford to forgo stiff economic sanctions on exports like coal, one of the mainstays of (the country's) economy," he said.
- North Korea's economy is not so large that it can afford to forgo stiff economic sanctions on exports like coal, one of the mainstays of (the country's) economy," he said.
- North Korean's economy is not so large that it can afford to forgo stiff economic sanctions on exports like coal, one of the mainstays of (the country's) economy," he said.
- Philippines's economy is not so large that it can afford to forgo stiff economic sanctions on exports like coal, one of the mainstays of (the country's) economy," he said.
- UN Security Council's economy is not so large that it can afford to forgo stiff economic sanctions on exports like coal, one of the mainstays of (the country's) economy," he said.
- US's economy is not so large that it can afford to forgo stiff economic sanctions on exports like coal, one of the mainstays of (the country's) economy," he said.
- Wang Yi's economy is not so large that it can afford to forgo stiff economic sanctions on exports like coal, one of the mainstays of (the country's) economy," he said.
- Washington's economy is not so large that it can afford to forgo stiff economic sanctions on exports like coal, one of the mainstays of (the country's) economy," he said.


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It dwarf's Apple's iPad Pro, boasting a massive 18.5inch screen. Samsung's much anticipated Galaxy View tablet has been officially revealed. Samsung tried to steal Apple's thunder by teasing an extra large tablet at its Gear S2 launch event at IFA, Berlin - but now it has finally come clean about the gadget. 451.8 mm wide, 275.8 mm tall, and 11.9 mm thick 18.4inch TFT LCD screen Resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels 8-megapixel primary camera and a 2.1-megapixel secondary camera Octa-core Samsung Exynos 7 processor, running at 1.6GHz. The graphics processing will be handled by an ARM Mali-T720 chip

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OPTIONS:
- ARM Mali's betting big on its own proprietary software and it makes sense to get developers in early to pack out the Tizen app store with circle-friendly apps.
- Apple's betting big on its own proprietary software and it makes sense to get developers in early to pack out the Tizen app store with circle-friendly apps.
- Berlin's betting big on its own proprietary software and it makes sense to get developers in early to pack out the Tizen app store with circle-friendly apps.
- Galaxy View's betting big on its own proprietary software and it makes sense to get developers in early to pack out the Tizen app store with circle-friendly apps.
- Gear S2's betting big on its own proprietary software and it makes sense to get developers in early to pack out the Tizen app store with circle-friendly apps.
- IFA's betting big on its own proprietary software and it makes sense to get developers in early to pack out the Tizen app store with circle-friendly apps.
- IFA Berlin's betting big on its own proprietary software and it makes sense to get developers in early to pack out the Tizen app store with circle-friendly apps.
- Octa's betting big on its own proprietary software and it makes sense to get developers in early to pack out the Tizen app store with circle-friendly apps.
- Samsung's betting big on its own proprietary software and it makes sense to get developers in early to pack out the Tizen app store with circle-friendly apps.
- Samsung Exynos's betting big on its own proprietary software and it makes sense to get developers in early to pack out the Tizen app store with circle-friendly apps.
- T720's betting big on its own proprietary software and it makes sense to get developers in early to pack out the Tizen app store with circle-friendly apps.


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Tampa (CNN) -- On the night vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan made his debut on the national stage, the GOP turned its attention to America's influence abroad and what the party sees as President Barack Obama's failed economic policies. The roster of speakers at the Republican National Convention boasted two of the party's foreign policy heavy hitters and rhetoric designed to appeal to voters who are still undecided. Here are five things we learned from the convention's second night: 1. Romney's enforcer comes to play On Tuesday, the GOP convention was about love (Ann Romney) and respect (Chris Christie). But to the chagrin of head-scratching Republicans eager to take the fight to President Barack Obama, there wasn't much talk in the Tampa Bay Times Forum about the current administration in Washington.

Ryan spoke the word "generation" a number of times in his address, at one point saying "I accept the calling of my generation to give our children the

OPTIONS:
- America that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."
- Ann Romney that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."
- Barack Obama that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."
- CNN that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."
- Chris Christie that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."
- Condoleezza Rice that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."
- GOP that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."
- McCain that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."
- Mike Huckabee that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."
- Mormon that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."
- Paul Ryan that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."
- Republican National Convention that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."
- Rice that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."
- Romney that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."
- Tampa that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."
- Tampa Bay Times Forum that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."
- Twitter that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."
- Washington that was given to us, with opportunity for the young and security for the old, and I know that we are ready."


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A New York investment banker is suing his ex-wife, who he claims has 'demonic capacities', after she was granted custody of their child following allegations of domestic violence. Manuel Asensio, 60, said his unionship with former fashion model Emilie Bosak was a 'marriage of convenience when they wed in 2003. He is suing her for defamation, making false statements and breach of prenup terms for unspecified damages. The couple, who wed in 2003, separated in 2007 before their divorce was finalized in 2013. Bosak went to the police three different times between 2010 to 2014 claiming that she had suffered domestic abuse at the hands of Asensio, court papers obtained by the New York Post state.

OPTIONS:
- Asensio is currently the founder, chairman and president of Asensio & Company.
- Bosak is currently the founder, chairman and president of Asensio & Company.
- Emilie Bosak is currently the founder, chairman and president of Asensio & Company.
- Manuel Asensio is currently the founder, chairman and president of Asensio & Company.
- New York is currently the founder, chairman and president of Asensio & Company.
- New York Post is currently the founder, chairman and president of Asensio & Company.


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(CNN) -- A new virus in the same family as SARS -- found for the first time in humans in the past year -- has infected 49 people, most of them in the Middle East. Of those, 27 people have died, the World Health Organization said Wednesday. The virus previously was called the novel coronavirus, or nCoV. However, the WHO this week gave it a new name: Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus, or MERS-CoV. Should I be concerned about new virus? Your questions answered It's part of a family called coronaviruses, which cause illnesses ranging from the common cold to SARS, or severe acute respiratory syndrome, as well as a variety of animal diseases. However, the new virus is not SARS.

That means it's not yet known how humans contract

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- MERS-CoV.
- Middle East.
- SARS.
- Saudi Arabia.
- United States.
- WHO.
- World Health Organization.
- nCoV.


(CNN) Since the discovery of dark streaks on the slopes of Mars in 2011, astronomers have been excited about potential evidence of water beneath the surface of the red planet. If there are subsurface water flows on Mars, they could allow life -- even on a microbial level -- to exist as well. But further study of these recurring slope lineae, known as RSL, is revealing something else. Those dark streaks may be the result of granular flows like sand and dust, according to a study published Monday in the journal Nature Geoscience. The study is the product of a research team made up of representatives from the US Geological Survey, the Planetary Science Institute, the University of Arizona and Durham University in England.

Earth is the only analog we have for Mars, but

OPTIONS:
- CNN obviously behaves differently, the researchers said.
- Durham University obviously behaves differently, the researchers said.
- England obviously behaves differently, the researchers said.
- Mars obviously behaves differently, the researchers said.
- Nature Geoscience obviously behaves differently, the researchers said.
- Planetary Science Institute obviously behaves differently, the researchers said.
- RSL obviously behaves differently, the researchers said.
- US Geological Survey obviously behaves differently, the researchers said.
- University of Arizona obviously behaves differently, the researchers said.


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Former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez peers into a monitor as it displays evidence in his murder trial. One day there is a photograph of him smiling next to his fiancee on Father's Day, a few hours before the killing. Another shows Hernandez on video dancing at a gas station minutes before prosecutors say he picked up the victim. Former New England Patriots football player Aaron Hernandez sits with his defense attorney Charles Rankin during his murder trial at the Bristol County Superior Court in Fall River, Massachusetts Hernandez is charged with killing semiprofessional football player Odin Lloyd Hernandez has made hard faces at witnesses as they come of the stand, or even flirted in some cases

By contrast, across the aisle behind prosecutors, several members of

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Hernandez's family occupy the front row every day.
- Bristol County Superior Court's family occupy the front row every day.
- Charles Rankin's family occupy the front row every day.
- Fall River's family occupy the front row every day.
- Father's Day's family occupy the front row every day.
- Hernandez's family occupy the front row every day.
- Lloyd's family occupy the front row every day.
- Massachusetts's family occupy the front row every day.
- New England Patriots's family occupy the front row every day.
- Odin Lloyd's family occupy the front row every day.
- Shayanna Jenkins's family occupy the front row every day.


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Police are using tiny plastic Lego figures in a campaign to warn people about the rising tide of housebreakings in Scotland. Officers from Police Scotland’s Edinburgh division – which has seen break-ins soar by nearly 40 per cent – posted pictures of the Lego models on their Facebook page as part of a move to raise awareness of crime. Last night, victims branded the move as ‘insensitive’ and ‘a joke’. Hands up: Plastic Lego figures are being used by police as part of a quirky campaign to warn people about the dangers of housebreaking. But the move received a backlash, with victims branding it as 'a joke'

They don’t have

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- Edinburgh or social media, so how are they supposed to get the message?’
- Facebook or social media, so how are they supposed to get the message?’
- Lego or social media, so how are they supposed to get the message?’
- Police Scotland or social media, so how are they supposed to get the message?’
- Scotland or social media, so how are they supposed to get the message?’


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Teenager Ben Gibson had just seen his Middlesbrough side knocked out in the Champions League group stage when the email landed from club chairman – Uncle Steve – that he had been fired. That, of course, was the virtual world of Football Manager. On Friday, Boro defender Gibson – now 22 - can help steer his uncle's club back towards the big time for real. The England Under 21 star was a kid in the playground when his dad's brother was splashing the cash on Juninho, Alen Boksic and Gaizka Mendieta, before that there had been the likes of Fabrizio Ravanelli, Emerson and Paul Gascoigne.

Midfielder Juninho (right) is widely considered to be one of

OPTIONS:
- Alen Boksic's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years
- Ben Gibson's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years
- Boro's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years
- Champions League's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years
- Emerson's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years
- England's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years
- Fabrizio Ravanelli's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years
- Football Manager's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years
- Gaizka Mendieta's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years
- Gibson's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years
- Juninho's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years
- Lifelong Boro fan Gibson's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years
- Middlesbrough's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years
- Paul Gascoigne's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years
- Steve's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years
- Teesiders's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years
- Uncle Steve's greatest-ever players, and starred in Gibson's foray into computerised football management during his teenage years


Convicted Israel spy Jonathan Pollard has been pictured at home for the first time in 30 years after he was released from jail earlier today. In an image posted on Twitter, the 61-year-old can be seen sitting with his wife Esther in a house believed to be in New York, where he is currently staying due to the terms of his parole. Pollard, a Texas native and former U.S. Navy intelligence analyst, was arrested in 1985 after passing thousands of highly classified pieces of information to the Israeli government. He was jailed for life two years later after pleading guilty to espionage charges, but his sentence included a mandatory parole review after 30 years.

However, over the course of his career, he also began to harbor resentment against his colleagues, who he felt harbored anti-

OPTIONS:
- Esther sentiments.
- Israel sentiments.
- Israeli sentiments.
- Jonathan Pollard sentiments.
- Navy sentiments.
- New York sentiments.
- Pollard sentiments.
- Texas sentiments.
- Twitter sentiments.
- U.S. sentiments.
- U.S. Navy sentiments.


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(CNN) "Pressure and I are like husband and wife," Gabon coach Jose Antonio Camacho once said. On today's showing, it looks as though the marriage is more likely to end in divorce than happily ever after. After Gabon's opening day draw with minnow Guinea-Bissau, anything other than a win against Burkina Faso would make qualification for the knockout stage unlikely. Despite a spirited second-half effort, Wednesday's 1-1 draw means the host nation will be watching the late match between Cameroon and Guinea-Bissau with a keen eye. With that must-win nature of the match in mind Gabon started brightly. A mistake in the Burkina Faso defense inside the opening 60 seconds allowed Andre Biyogo Poko space down the right, but he was eventually smothered by a wall of white shirts.

Guinea-

OPTIONS:
- Andre Biyogo Poko forward Piqueti picked the ball up inside his own half, nonchalantly flicked it over Georges Mandjeck's head and drove into the Cameroon box.
- Bissau forward Piqueti picked the ball up inside his own half, nonchalantly flicked it over Georges Mandjeck's head and drove into the Cameroon box.
- Burkina Faso forward Piqueti picked the ball up inside his own half, nonchalantly flicked it over Georges Mandjeck's head and drove into the Cameroon box.
- Cameroon forward Piqueti picked the ball up inside his own half, nonchalantly flicked it over Georges Mandjeck's head and drove into the Cameroon box.
- Gabon forward Piqueti picked the ball up inside his own half, nonchalantly flicked it over Georges Mandjeck's head and drove into the Cameroon box.
- Guinea forward Piqueti picked the ball up inside his own half, nonchalantly flicked it over Georges Mandjeck's head and drove into the Cameroon box.
- Jose Antonio Camacho forward Piqueti picked the ball up inside his own half, nonchalantly flicked it over Georges Mandjeck's head and drove into the Cameroon box.


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She was just eight when she first attended the Maundy Day service. The then Princess Elizabeth was photographed in 1935 at Westminster Abbey in her smart bonnet and buttoned-up coat. It would be another 18 years before her coronation. Eighty years on, the Queen yesterday gave out Maundy coins in the pre-Easter tradition. Resplendent in a turquoise coat by Stewart Parvin and matching hat, the Queen was all smiles as she arrived at Sheffield Cathedral for the traditional ceremony. Eighty years ago: The then Princess Elizabeth was pictured in Westminster Abbey at the service in 1935 Handing out alms: The Queen presents a lady with the two Maundy Purses at Sheffield Cathedral

Long wait: Many of the well-wishers outside the

OPTIONS:
- Denis Gratton had waited there for hours
- Elizabeth had waited there for hours
- John had waited there for hours
- King John had waited there for hours
- Magna Carta had waited there for hours
- Maundy had waited there for hours
- Maundy Day had waited there for hours
- Maundy Money had waited there for hours
- Maundy Purses had waited there for hours
- Philip had waited there for hours
- Queen had waited there for hours
- Robin Hood had waited there for hours
- Royal Maundy had waited there for hours
- Royal Train had waited there for hours
- Sheffield had waited there for hours
- Sheffield Cathedral had waited there for hours
- Stewart Parvin had waited there for hours
- Westminster Abbey had waited there for hours


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A five-year-old girl has made a tearful speech about why she does not want to eat animals in a video posted on Facebook. Indie-Rose, from Dublin, Ireland, becomes extremely emotional when she learns some home truths as the family prepare a turkey dinner. 'I really don't want to eat animals – they're so nice. Why do people chop them up? I don't want them to be chopped up,' she sobs after her mother's partner explains where meat comes from. Asked why she doesn't want to eat meat, little Indie-Rose said: 'Animal people are nice' and that 'farmers shouldn't chop people up. I don't want to eat a horsey'.

Three months on and Indie-

OPTIONS:
- Child's stance on meat has held fast, her mother said.
- Dublin's stance on meat has held fast, her mother said.
- Indie's stance on meat has held fast, her mother said.
- Ireland's stance on meat has held fast, her mother said.
- Mother's's stance on meat has held fast, her mother said.
- Rose's stance on meat has held fast, her mother said.


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When the musical Oliver! opened in London’s West End on June 30, 1960, one might have expected Ron Moody to be somewhat grateful to the show’s creator Lionel Bart. As Moody, whose death at the age of 91 was announced yesterday, recalled in his autobiography, there were 17 curtain calls that night, including ‘a great cheer establishing me, in all humility, as the star of the show’. Without Bart, Moody would never have got to sing such memorable numbers as Reviewing The Situation and Pick A Pocket Or Two. And yet elsewhere in his memoirs, he described Bart as a ‘bloody stupid little b******’ whose ‘tunes were all derivative’.

And yet

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- Bart only turned professional at 30, following until then a startlingly different career path.
- Fagin only turned professional at 30, following until then a startlingly different career path.
- Jewish only turned professional at 30, following until then a startlingly different career path.
- Lionel Bart only turned professional at 30, following until then a startlingly different career path.
- London only turned professional at 30, following until then a startlingly different career path.
- Moody only turned professional at 30, following until then a startlingly different career path.
- Oliver! only turned professional at 30, following until then a startlingly different career path.
- Oscar only turned professional at 30, following until then a startlingly different career path.
- Pick A Pocket Or Two only turned professional at 30, following until then a startlingly different career path.
- Reviewing The Situation only turned professional at 30, following until then a startlingly different career path.
- Ron Moody only turned professional at 30, following until then a startlingly different career path.
- West End only turned professional at 30, following until then a startlingly different career path.


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Sportsmail's Graham Poll runs the rule over the big decisions made by referee Bobby Madley during Southampton's 3-1 win against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday. Madley clearly decided that he wasn't going to give anything but 'nailed on' penalties which he was 100 per cent sure of. As a result, it was Southampton who suffered rather than Chelsea. This was a clear penalty as the Chelsea defender held his opponent's shirt as a free kick was swung into the penalty area. Madley was poorly positioned as he was too narrow and, as a result, was not viewing the area where the ball would be played into.

He was wrong to do so as

OPTIONS:
- Bobby Madley gained massively by Madley's officiating, as they had against Arsenal.
- Chelsea gained massively by Madley's officiating, as they had against Arsenal.
- Graham Poll gained massively by Madley's officiating, as they had against Arsenal.
- Jose Mourinho gained massively by Madley's officiating, as they had against Arsenal.
- Madley gained massively by Madley's officiating, as they had against Arsenal.
- Southampton gained massively by Madley's officiating, as they had against Arsenal.
- Sportsmail gained massively by Madley's officiating, as they had against Arsenal.
- Stamford Bridge gained massively by Madley's officiating, as they had against Arsenal.


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Boris Johnson warned David Cameron last night that he must be prepared to 'walk away' from Europe if he fails to get a good deal for Britain. He used his maiden speech in the Commons since being re-elected as an MP to underline his own Eurosceptic credentials. The London Mayor spelt out a warning to the Prime Minister that Conservative MPs would not accept a cosmetic renegotiation of Britain's membership of the EU. Mr Johnson said he wished the Prime Minister luck on his 'pan-European schmoozathon'. He added: 'I believe his efforts will be crowned with success but I remind him… that if you are going to go into a difficult international negotiation of this kind, then you have to be prepared to walk away if you don't get the result that you want.

'The Prime Minister has been very clear we are not neutral observers in this – if we can get a decent package we will be selling hard the advantages not just of staying in the

OPTIONS:
- Boris Johnson but of stepping up.
- Britain but of stepping up.
- Commons but of stepping up.
- Conservative but of stepping up.
- David Cameron but of stepping up.
- EU but of stepping up.
- Europe but of stepping up.
- European but of stepping up.
- Eurosceptic but of stepping up.
- Johnson but of stepping up.
- London but of stepping up.
- Said but of stepping up.
- UK but of stepping up.


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Beverly Hills, California (CNN) -- Whether inside or outside the Beverly Hilton hotel where singer Whitney Houston died Saturday afternoon, the grief and shock were the same. They were just expressed differently -- by the famous indoors and by the everyday fan outdoors. Inside the hotel that occupies a full block, the music industry's biggest names gathered in elegant attire for an annual pre-Grammy party that had been long planned by Houston's mentor, Clive Davis. But a party just didn't seem right, participants said as they walked down the red carpet. Some, like songwriter David Foster, thought twice about attending a gala at the same hotel where 48-year-old Houston died in her room just hours earlier.

OPTIONS:
- Amsterdam then made a well-understood reference to Houston's past problems with drugs, and he called on "everyone to get our government to legalize drugs" so persons don't have to get it from "gangs" under the table, he said.
- Beverly Hills then made a well-understood reference to Houston's past problems with drugs, and he called on "everyone to get our government to legalize drugs" so persons don't have to get it from "gangs" under the table, he said.
- Beverly Hilton Hotel then made a well-understood reference to Houston's past problems with drugs, and he called on "everyone to get our government to legalize drugs" so persons don't have to get it from "gangs" under the table, he said.
- Beverly Hilton hotel then made a well-understood reference to Houston's past problems with drugs, and he called on "everyone to get our government to legalize drugs" so persons don't have to get it from "gangs" under the table, he said.
- CNN then made a well-understood reference to Houston's past problems with drugs, and he called on "everyone to get our government to legalize drugs" so persons don't have to get it from "gangs" under the table, he said.
- California then made a well-understood reference to Houston's past problems with drugs, and he called on "everyone to get our government to legalize drugs" so persons don't have to get it from "gangs" under the table, he said.
- Clive Davis then made a well-understood reference to Houston's past problems with drugs, and he called on "everyone to get our government to legalize drugs" so persons don't have to get it from "gangs" under the table, he said.
- David Foster then made a well-understood reference to Houston's past problems with drugs, and he called on "everyone to get our government to legalize drugs" so persons don't have to get it from "gangs" under the table, he said.
- Houston then made a well-understood reference to Houston's past problems with drugs, and he called on "everyone to get our government to legalize drugs" so persons don't have to get it from "gangs" under the table, he said.
- Tony Bennett then made a well-understood reference to Houston's past problems with drugs, and he called on "everyone to get our government to legalize drugs" so persons don't have to get it from "gangs" under the table, he said.
- Whitney Houston then made a well-understood reference to Houston's past problems with drugs, and he called on "everyone to get our government to legalize drugs" so persons don't have to get it from "gangs" under the table, he said.


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Lawyers for a high school honor student in Massachusetts say the teen is 'bewildered' over the involuntary manslaughter charges against her following the suicide of her friend, as they push to have the case moved to a different county due to 'a conflict of interest'. Michelle Carter, 18, looked glum as she appeared in court in New Bedford on Thursday accused of encouraging the death of Conrad Roy III, who gassed himself in his truck in Fairhaven last July. During the hearing her defense attorney requested the case be moved out of Bristol County, saying it's 'impossible' for Carter to receive a fair trial in the area because the District Attorney is the victim's third cousin.

Her most recent message - written just two days before her indictment - reads: 'Enjoy the parade from up there tomorrow

OPTIONS:
- Bristol County, I know you would of loved to be there ♥ Really missing you tonight.'
- Carter, I know you would of loved to be there ♥ Really missing you tonight.'
- Conrad Roy II, I know you would of loved to be there ♥ Really missing you tonight.'
- Conrad Roy III, I know you would of loved to be there ♥ Really missing you tonight.'
- District Attorney, I know you would of loved to be there ♥ Really missing you tonight.'
- Fairhaven, I know you would of loved to be there ♥ Really missing you tonight.'
- Massachusetts, I know you would of loved to be there ♥ Really missing you tonight.'
- Michelle Carter, I know you would of loved to be there ♥ Really missing you tonight.'
- New Bedford, I know you would of loved to be there ♥ Really missing you tonight.'
- Roy, I know you would of loved to be there ♥ Really missing you tonight.'
- Twitter, I know you would of loved to be there ♥ Really missing you tonight.'


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(CNN) -- When the world first met Mickey Mouse, it was as a steamboat captain, a cowboy, a wizard's apprentice and in other roles that, while enduring, wouldn't exactly be considered tech-savvy to a 2013 audience. But before the famous mouse came along, Walt Disney created a character who possessed many of the traits of today's gadget geek -- and who maintains his technological edge over Mickey to this day. Oswald the Lucky Rabbit will be familiar by now to players of "Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two," released in November, and the original title in the series from Disney Interactive Studios.

"He is a great character and deserves a life of his own in games and not just as

OPTIONS:
- Boy Scout's sidekick."
- CNN's sidekick."
- Disney Interactive Studios's sidekick."
- Epic Mickey 2's sidekick."
- Lucky Rabbit's sidekick."
- Mickey's sidekick."
- Mickey Mouse's sidekick."
- Oswald's sidekick."
- Oswald the Lucky Rabbit's sidekick."
- Power of Two's sidekick."
- Walt Disney's sidekick."


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Jerusalem (CNN) Long-time Palestinian rivals Fatah and Hamas have reached a reconciliation agreement after a decade of failed attempts and often bitter acrimony. Under the deal, brokered by Egypt, a new unity government will take administrative control of Gaza in December. If the deal holds, it would end a decade-long rift that began with violent clashes between the two groups in 2007. Fatah, the party of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, governs the West Bank, while Hamas runs Gaza. The two factions had started reconciliation talks in Cairo on Tuesday. Senior Hamas member Saleh al-Arouri told a Cairo news conference that Hamas was determined to end the division between it and Fatah, saying they had "no choice but to continue to advance the unity of [the Palestinian people] and reach our hopes and aspirations."

The push for reunification comes as

OPTIONS:
- Arouri faces a mounting humanitarian crisis.
- CNN faces a mounting humanitarian crisis.
- Cairo faces a mounting humanitarian crisis.
- Deal faces a mounting humanitarian crisis.
- Egypt faces a mounting humanitarian crisis.
- Fatah faces a mounting humanitarian crisis.
- Gaza faces a mounting humanitarian crisis.
- Hamas faces a mounting humanitarian crisis.
- Jerusalem faces a mounting humanitarian crisis.
- Long faces a mounting humanitarian crisis.
- Mahmoud Abbas faces a mounting humanitarian crisis.
- Palestinian faces a mounting humanitarian crisis.
- Palestinian Authority faces a mounting humanitarian crisis.
- Saleh al faces a mounting humanitarian crisis.
- West Bank faces a mounting humanitarian crisis.


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The BBC has axed Richard Hammond and James May from the Top Gear website after co-presenter Jeremy Clarkson was sacked from the show. The motoring programme's website previously featured the broadcasting trio alongside The Stig at the top of the page but now the racing driver appears solo in his white helmet. It comes just over a week after the 54-year-old host was sacked from the BBC for an 'unprovoked' attack on a Top Gear producer. Scroll down for video Change: The Top Gear website now features an image of The Stig on his own at the top of the page

However the BBC has confirmed that

OPTIONS:
- BBC's live world tour will go ahead next month, with the three original presenters at the helm.
- James May's live world tour will go ahead next month, with the three original presenters at the helm.
- Jeremy Clarkson's live world tour will go ahead next month, with the three original presenters at the helm.
- Richard Hammond's live world tour will go ahead next month, with the three original presenters at the helm.
- The Stig's live world tour will go ahead next month, with the three original presenters at the helm.
- Top Gear's live world tour will go ahead next month, with the three original presenters at the helm.


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Detectives investigating the murders of businessman Savopoulos and his family have found texts on his assistant's phone which reveal he sent a photograph of the ransom money to an unnamed woman. Savvas Savopoulos, 46, his wife, Amy, 47, their 10-year-old son, Philip, and Veralicia Figueroa, 57, who worked for the family, were found dead inside their $4.5million mansion in Washington DC last month. Daron Wint, 34, was arrested following an intense manhunt and charged him with first-degree murder on suspicion of torturing and killing the construction business owner, his wife, son and housekeeper on May 14 as part of an extortion plot.

OPTIONS:
- Amy and Amy Savopoulos also had two daughters, who were away at boarding school at the time of the killings.
- Daron Wint and Amy Savopoulos also had two daughters, who were away at boarding school at the time of the killings.
- Jordan Wallace and Amy Savopoulos also had two daughters, who were away at boarding school at the time of the killings.
- Philip and Amy Savopoulos also had two daughters, who were away at boarding school at the time of the killings.
- Savopoulos and Amy Savopoulos also had two daughters, who were away at boarding school at the time of the killings.
- Savvas Savopoulos and Amy Savopoulos also had two daughters, who were away at boarding school at the time of the killings.
- Veralicia Figueroa and Amy Savopoulos also had two daughters, who were away at boarding school at the time of the killings.
- Wallace and Amy Savopoulos also had two daughters, who were away at boarding school at the time of the killings.
- Washington DC and Amy Savopoulos also had two daughters, who were away at boarding school at the time of the killings.


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Ryanair are being accused of hammering families with a so called 'family tax' after telling the parents of a three-year-old girl they'd need to pay extra if they wanted to sit beside her on a three-hour flight home from Portugal. The budget airline said there was nothing they could do to help Chris and Kim Parr after splitting-up their booking so their daughter Lily was sat by herself for the Faro to Liverpool flight - because they hadn't forked out extra to reserve specific seats. Staff at the notoriously no-frills carrier insisted that the Chorley family's seats couldn't be moved without policeman Chris and solicitor wife Kim stumping up an additional fee.

'On booking the tickets,

OPTIONS:
- Chorley was aware of the ages of the children, so why would it leave a three-year old on her own?'
- Chris was aware of the ages of the children, so why would it leave a three-year old on her own?'
- Chris Parr was aware of the ages of the children, so why would it leave a three-year old on her own?'
- Daughter Lily was aware of the ages of the children, so why would it leave a three-year old on her own?'
- Faro was aware of the ages of the children, so why would it leave a three-year old on her own?'
- Kim was aware of the ages of the children, so why would it leave a three-year old on her own?'
- Kim Parr was aware of the ages of the children, so why would it leave a three-year old on her own?'
- Lily was aware of the ages of the children, so why would it leave a three-year old on her own?'
- Liverpool was aware of the ages of the children, so why would it leave a three-year old on her own?'
- Portugal was aware of the ages of the children, so why would it leave a three-year old on her own?'
- Ryanair was aware of the ages of the children, so why would it leave a three-year old on her own?'


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Militants fighting for the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq have issued a new set of rules jihadis must live by - including restrictions on when to utter curses and a ban on women slapping their thighs. A fighter calling himself Abu 'Umar al-Masri, who claims to be based in the terrorists' capital Raqqa, tweeted photographs of flyers containing fatwas imposed on local residents in recent weeks. Providing a unique glimpse in to life under ISIS' brutal and oppressive control, each of the 32 slips of paper - which are headed with the terror group's chilling black and white logo - gives a detailed explanation of various bizarre rules and regulations laid out by ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

Women whose husbands have been killed must be punished if they try to leave

OPTIONS:
- AK-47s-held territory for the lands of the unbelievers.
- Abu 'Umar al-Masri-held territory for the lands of the unbelievers.
- Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi-held territory for the lands of the unbelievers.
- ISIS-held territory for the lands of the unbelievers.
- Iraq-held territory for the lands of the unbelievers.
- Islamic-held territory for the lands of the unbelievers.
- Islamic State-held territory for the lands of the unbelievers.
- Raqqa-held territory for the lands of the unbelievers.
- Syria-held territory for the lands of the unbelievers.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Most of the country has moved on from the solar eclipse, but President Donald Trump on Thursday retweeted a meme of "the best eclipse ever," featuring a montage of four photos that show Trump blocking former President Obama. The meme was shared by YouTube personality Jerry Travone, who had previously shared an extremely anti-Semitic tweet on Sunday. This is not the first time that Trump has retweeted content from users known for making anti-Semitic statements. On Monday, some parts of the United States experienced a total eclipse where the moon completely blocked the sun for a short time. Trump watched the celestial event from the White House with first lady Melania Trump and their son, Barron.

Amid the excitement, eclipse jokes flooded social media -- and some

OPTIONS:
- Barron critics shared a different version of the presidential eclipse.
- Donald Trump critics shared a different version of the presidential eclipse.
- Jerry Travone critics shared a different version of the presidential eclipse.
- Melania Trump critics shared a different version of the presidential eclipse.
- Obama critics shared a different version of the presidential eclipse.
- Semitic critics shared a different version of the presidential eclipse.
- Trump critics shared a different version of the presidential eclipse.
- United States critics shared a different version of the presidential eclipse.
- White House critics shared a different version of the presidential eclipse.
- YouTube critics shared a different version of the presidential eclipse.


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(CNN) Iraqi forces have taken another step toward wresting Mosul from ISIS. Security forces launched a large-scale military operation Saturday to take the remaining neighborhoods under ISIS control in western Mosul, the country's Joint Operation Command said. Soldiers are storming the Shifa neighborhood and al Jamhouri Hospital. Iraqi counterterrorism forces are advancing on the al Saha al Awla neighborhood, the command said. Advancing toward the Old City Police, counterterrorism and army units started storming the al-Zanjili district and headed toward the Old City, said federal police head, Lt. Gen. Ra'ed Shaker Jawdat. The Old City is also still controlled by ISIS, and authorities hope to close in on that neighborhood with their new offensive, police said. The area will pose a challenge because of its narrow streets and ISIS' use of residents as human shields.

He also expressed deep concern for the safety of civilians behind ISIS lines in western

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- ISIS.
- Iraq.
- Iraqi.
- Joint Operation Command.
- Mosul.
- Shifa.
- al Jamhouri Hospital.
- al Saha al Awla.


Find the right ending to this passage.

The attorney representing the University of Oklahoma's disgraced fraternity Sigma Alpha Epsilon has said he believes the members - including those who chanted racial slurs - deserve a second chance. Stephen Jones, who represented Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh, spoke at a press conference on Friday as he said he is seeking a 'non-legal' resolution with the university. Its president, David Boren, expelled the two students filmed leading the racist chant last weekend - but Jones said that Boren himself recently said that everyone deserves a second chance. 'We certainly think that's true for the members of the SAE house,' Jones continued. 'And perhaps even for the members who were involved in this unfortunate confrontation with the university and the basic values of SAE.'

The president of the university's

OPTIONS:
- Boren had previously issued a statement denying that his chapter had ever performed a similar chant.
- David Boren had previously issued a statement denying that his chapter had ever performed a similar chant.
- Jones had previously issued a statement denying that his chapter had ever performed a similar chant.
- OU had previously issued a statement denying that his chapter had ever performed a similar chant.
- Oklahoma City had previously issued a statement denying that his chapter had ever performed a similar chant.
- SAE had previously issued a statement denying that his chapter had ever performed a similar chant.
- Sigma Alpha Epsilon had previously issued a statement denying that his chapter had ever performed a similar chant.
- Stephen Jones had previously issued a statement denying that his chapter had ever performed a similar chant.
- Timothy McVeigh had previously issued a statement denying that his chapter had ever performed a similar chant.
- University of Oklahoma had previously issued a statement denying that his chapter had ever performed a similar chant.


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

(CNN) -- A high-ranking al Qaeda leader has called on China's minority Uyghurs to prepare for a holy war against the Chinese government. Security has been increased recently on the streets of Urumqi, Xinjiang's capital. "There is no way for salvation and to lift this oppression and tyranny unless you ... seriously prepare for jihad in the name of God and carry your weapons against the ruthless brutal invader thugs," Abu Yahia Al-Libi said Wednesday in a video on an Islamist Web site. He delivered his message in Arabic. The Uyghurs are Muslims in western China's Xinjiang province. Some Islamists refer to the region as East Turkistan.

"You will encounter the same defeat when your nation will fight in its own backyard the humble minority of

OPTIONS:
- Abu Yahia Al-Libi who are stronger in faith."
- Al-Libi who are stronger in faith."
- Arabic who are stronger in faith."
- CNN who are stronger in faith."
- China who are stronger in faith."
- Chinese who are stronger in faith."
- East Turkistan who are stronger in faith."
- God who are stronger in faith."
- Han Chinese who are stronger in faith."
- Islamist who are stronger in faith."
- Muslims who are stronger in faith."
- Urumqi who are stronger in faith."
- Uyghurs who are stronger in faith."
- Xinjiang who are stronger in faith."
- al Qaeda who are stronger in faith."


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(CNN) European Union and Turkish officials reached an agreement Friday on how to deal with a flood of Syrian refugees. "(The) agreement isn't a silver bullet, but part of EU's comprehensive strategy on migration," European Council President Donald Tusk tweeted Friday. The deal came after talks involving Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, Tusk and a handful of other key European officials. The final language was then put up for a vote before representatives from the 28 European Union member states, who approved it unanimously, according to the European Council president. The talks were held to address the largest influx of refugees into Europe since World War II, though the more than 1 million people who have fled to there pale compared to the more than 2.7 million registered in Turkey alone. The discussions could be significant for Turkey not only in receiving financial aid to deal with this problem, but also expedite its push to join the 28-member European Union.

The ultimate agreement, according to Tusk, is a "balanced proposal that takes on board Cypriot concerns" and addresses

OPTIONS:
- Ahmet Davutoglu's accession into the European Union.
- Donald Tusk's accession into the European Union.
- EU's accession into the European Union.
- Europe's accession into the European Union.
- European's accession into the European Union.
- European Council's accession into the European Union.
- European Union's accession into the European Union.
- Syrian's accession into the European Union.
- Turkey's accession into the European Union.
- Turkish's accession into the European Union.
- Tusk's accession into the European Union.
- World War II's accession into the European Union.


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(CNN) A new study lends support to one of the biggest fears about Zika virus: It might increase the risk of the rare neurological syndrome Guillain-Barre. Years before Zika virus first appeared in Latin America, it spread from Africa and Asia to Pacific islands. From 2013 to 2014, French Polynesia had 32,000 suspected cases of Zika virus. During this same period, there was also an uptick in cases of Guillain-Barre. Researchers in French Polynesia and Europe looked at those 42 cases of Guillain-Barre in the Pacific Island nation between October 2013 and April 2014. They asked whether there was any evidence these patients had been exposed to Zika virus.

The researchers estimate, based on the rates of Zika and

OPTIONS:
- Africa-Barre in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Asia-Barre in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Barre-Barre in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- CNN-Barre in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Europe-Barre in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- French Polynesia-Barre in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Guillain-Barre in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Latin America-Barre in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Pacific-Barre in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Pacific Island-Barre in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Zika-Barre in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.


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A 17-year-old boy who was shot dead from behind by a police officer had just stolen a handgun, according to the police department in question. Justus Howell was gunned down from behind by an officer in Zion, Illinois on Saturday afternoon after officers were called to reports of an argument. The chief of the Zion Police Department has now said that the argument was in fact a scuffle over a handgun - during which the firearm went off and Howell allegedly pointed it at another teenager. Killed: Justus Howell, 17, was shot twice in the back by police in Zion, Illinois, on Saturday afternoon

OPTIONS:
- Howell told investigators that he let go of the gun when he heard sirens.
- Illinois told investigators that he let go of the gun when he heard sirens.
- Justus Howell told investigators that he let go of the gun when he heard sirens.
- Tramond Peet told investigators that he let go of the gun when he heard sirens.
- Zion told investigators that he let go of the gun when he heard sirens.
- Zion Police Department told investigators that he let go of the gun when he heard sirens.


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(CNN) -- After downloading the latest iPhone, iPod touch and iPad operating system, iOS 6, the fun part is excitedly poking around and hunting for what's new. Find subtle design changes, like the phone's key pad, or set up new features, like Facebook integration. You might even use Siri again for the first time in a while to test its improved sports and restaurant knowledge. If you have an iPhone 3GS, 4 or 4S, a fourth generation iPod touch, or an iPad 2 or the new iPad, you can upgrade to iOS 6. Go to your settings screen, tap General and then Software Update. Keep in mind that some features are limited to the most recent models.

With iOS 6,

OPTIONS:
- 4S is starting to add a few extra bells and whistles, and one key feature that was mysteriously missing.
- Apple is starting to add a few extra bells and whistles, and one key feature that was mysteriously missing.
- CNN is starting to add a few extra bells and whistles, and one key feature that was mysteriously missing.
- Facebook is starting to add a few extra bells and whistles, and one key feature that was mysteriously missing.
- General is starting to add a few extra bells and whistles, and one key feature that was mysteriously missing.
- Google is starting to add a few extra bells and whistles, and one key feature that was mysteriously missing.
- Maps is starting to add a few extra bells and whistles, and one key feature that was mysteriously missing.
- Siri is starting to add a few extra bells and whistles, and one key feature that was mysteriously missing.
- Software Update is starting to add a few extra bells and whistles, and one key feature that was mysteriously missing.
- iOS is starting to add a few extra bells and whistles, and one key feature that was mysteriously missing.
- iOS 6 is starting to add a few extra bells and whistles, and one key feature that was mysteriously missing.
- iPad is starting to add a few extra bells and whistles, and one key feature that was mysteriously missing.
- iPhone is starting to add a few extra bells and whistles, and one key feature that was mysteriously missing.
- iPhone 3GS is starting to add a few extra bells and whistles, and one key feature that was mysteriously missing.
- iPod touch is starting to add a few extra bells and whistles, and one key feature that was mysteriously missing.


Find the right ending to this passage.

West Ham manager Sam Allardyce believes filling your home ground is paramount to Premier League clubs - with the Hammers announcing their new season-ticket structure ahead of the move to the Olympic Stadium. Karren Brady, vice-chairman of West Ham, announced during the week that the club would be making significant cuts to their current pricing as the move is being offset against increased television revenue. The cheapest season ticket at Upton Park is £620 but there will be £289 seats on offer from the 2016-17 season - the club's first in the 54,000-seater Olympic Stadium. West Ham's season tickets will cost as little as £289 when the club move to the Olympic Stadium next year

That will only encourage future young West Ham supporters to be

OPTIONS:
- Hammers supporters.'
- Karen Brady supporters.'
- Karren Brady supporters.'
- Olympic Stadium supporters.'
- Premier League supporters.'
- Sam Allardyce supporters.'
- Upton Park supporters.'
- West Ham supporters.'


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

A family from Buffalo, New York, were left devastated after a local dance school owner told them they wouldn't be allowed to send their daughter to classes there - because she has Down syndrome. Tricia Oleksy, 36, and Jason Winnicki, 38, tried to enroll their eight-year-old daughter Anna in a dance class at the David D Marie Dance School, but claim that when they told the owner of the studio that their daughter has Down syndrome, he refused to accept her – and even labeled the young girl ‘retarded’. The parents, who both work in education, were stunned with the dance school's decision and turned to social media to vent their frustration, with one of their close friends, Kate Mockler Jenkins, sharing their story with the public via her Facebook page.

OPTIONS:
- Anna has been a dancer for six years; her mom has told WIVB that her family had never received discrimination in the way  they experienced last week.
- Buffalo has been a dancer for six years; her mom has told WIVB that her family had never received discrimination in the way  they experienced last week.
- David D Marie Dance School has been a dancer for six years; her mom has told WIVB that her family had never received discrimination in the way  they experienced last week.
- Down has been a dancer for six years; her mom has told WIVB that her family had never received discrimination in the way  they experienced last week.
- Facebook has been a dancer for six years; her mom has told WIVB that her family had never received discrimination in the way  they experienced last week.
- Jason Winnicki has been a dancer for six years; her mom has told WIVB that her family had never received discrimination in the way  they experienced last week.
- Kate Mockler Jenkins has been a dancer for six years; her mom has told WIVB that her family had never received discrimination in the way  they experienced last week.
- New York has been a dancer for six years; her mom has told WIVB that her family had never received discrimination in the way  they experienced last week.
- Tricia has been a dancer for six years; her mom has told WIVB that her family had never received discrimination in the way  they experienced last week.
- Tricia Oleksy has been a dancer for six years; her mom has told WIVB that her family had never received discrimination in the way  they experienced last week.


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

(CNN) For more than 60 years, European integration has proceeded apace, often muddling through when apparently insoluble problems assailed it. Now, though, things look different. For the first time, a member state has decided to leave. And the particularly toxic blend of complex problems and decreased room for compromise make it impossible to see how all of the issues confronting the bloc can be resolved without undermining the principle of union. On Wednesday, Jean-Claude Juncker, president of the European Commission, delivered his annual State of the Union speech. On Friday in Slovakia, the European Council meets for the first time without Britain to discuss what the European Union does next.

Either way, one set of voters will be left feeling put upon by the

OPTIONS:
- Anand Menon.
- Britain.
- Claude Juncker.
- EU.
- European.
- European Commission.
- European Council.
- European Union.
- Jean.
- Slovakia.
- State of the Union.


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England fell agonisingly short of claiming an astonishing Six Nations title as Stuart Lancaster's side ran in seven tries to beat France on one of the most astonishing days in the history of the Championship. Going into the game knowing they needed to win by 26 clear points, Stuart Lancaster's team produced an incredible show of attacking rugby which saw them finish one of the most remarkable matches in Twickenham history broken, but not bowed. England's players were left distraught as the realisation they had finished so near but so far away from winning the title. For the fourth year running under Lancaster, his side must settle for second place in the championship but this was a stunning performance that will see them take enormous confidence into the World Cup.

France's

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Watson responded to Youngs' early try with one of his own after a brilliant 40-yard dash
- Ben Youngs responded to Youngs' early try with one of his own after a brilliant 40-yard dash
- Championship responded to Youngs' early try with one of his own after a brilliant 40-yard dash
- England responded to Youngs' early try with one of his own after a brilliant 40-yard dash
- France responded to Youngs' early try with one of his own after a brilliant 40-yard dash
- George Ford responded to Youngs' early try with one of his own after a brilliant 40-yard dash
- Ireland responded to Youngs' early try with one of his own after a brilliant 40-yard dash
- Jack Nowell responded to Youngs' early try with one of his own after a brilliant 40-yard dash
- Lancaster responded to Youngs' early try with one of his own after a brilliant 40-yard dash
- Noa Nakaitaci responded to Youngs' early try with one of his own after a brilliant 40-yard dash
- Scotland responded to Youngs' early try with one of his own after a brilliant 40-yard dash
- Sebastien Tillous-Borde responded to Youngs' early try with one of his own after a brilliant 40-yard dash
- Six Nations responded to Youngs' early try with one of his own after a brilliant 40-yard dash
- Stuart Lancaster responded to Youngs' early try with one of his own after a brilliant 40-yard dash
- Twickenham responded to Youngs' early try with one of his own after a brilliant 40-yard dash
- World Cup responded to Youngs' early try with one of his own after a brilliant 40-yard dash
- Youngs responded to Youngs' early try with one of his own after a brilliant 40-yard dash


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The last ‘Briton’ in Guantanamo Bay has given the first detailed account of how he was tortured in the presence of British agents. Shaker Aamer says his head was repeatedly slammed against a wall while a British officer was in the room. On another occasion, a young British officer in a red beret visited him in a ‘cage’. Both alleged incidents took place on US bases in Afghanistan shortly after his 2001 capture. Mr Aamer’s account is one of the most serious allegations levelled at the security services for ‘complicity’ in the CIA’s notorious torture programme. Lawyers for Mr Aamer – who has been held at Guantanamo Bay for 13 years without charge or trial – say the 48-year-old British resident is being denied freedom to keep a lid on his claims.

He predicted

OPTIONS:
- Aamer would close within President Obama’s presidency, which ends in January 2017.
- Afghanistan would close within President Obama’s presidency, which ends in January 2017.
- British would close within President Obama’s presidency, which ends in January 2017.
- Briton’ would close within President Obama’s presidency, which ends in January 2017.
- CIA would close within President Obama’s presidency, which ends in January 2017.
- Guantanamo Bay would close within President Obama’s presidency, which ends in January 2017.
- Londoner would close within President Obama’s presidency, which ends in January 2017.
- Shaker Aamer would close within President Obama’s presidency, which ends in January 2017.
- US would close within President Obama’s presidency, which ends in January 2017.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A retiring Centre Court official has defended the decision to ban racing champion Lewis Hamilton from the Royal Box at Wimbledon. Steward Alan Chalmers, 72, has handled VIP guests at every Centre Court match for the last 40 years and has now spoken out about the incident. He said: 'Wimbledon is not a beach in Marbella, it's a major tennis tournament.' Hamilton, 30, was due to sit alongside Benedict Cumberbatch and Anna Wintour on July 12 to watch Novak Djokovic clinch his third Wimbledon title against Roger Federer. But the driver was sent away by officials after turning up in a rather colourful ensemble, which included a bright floral shirt and panama hat.

Mr Chalmers has spoken out despite

OPTIONS:
- Alan Chalmers's strict ban on commenting - because last Sunday's final was his last match before retirement.
- Anna Wintour's strict ban on commenting - because last Sunday's final was his last match before retirement.
- Benedict Cumberbatch's strict ban on commenting - because last Sunday's final was his last match before retirement.
- Centre Court's strict ban on commenting - because last Sunday's final was his last match before retirement.
- Hamilton's strict ban on commenting - because last Sunday's final was his last match before retirement.
- Lewis Hamilton's strict ban on commenting - because last Sunday's final was his last match before retirement.
- Marbella's strict ban on commenting - because last Sunday's final was his last match before retirement.
- Novak Djokovic's strict ban on commenting - because last Sunday's final was his last match before retirement.
- Roger Federer's strict ban on commenting - because last Sunday's final was his last match before retirement.
- Royal Box's strict ban on commenting - because last Sunday's final was his last match before retirement.
- Steward Alan Chalmers's strict ban on commenting - because last Sunday's final was his last match before retirement.
- Wimbledon's strict ban on commenting - because last Sunday's final was his last match before retirement.


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

A woman who was sexually abused as a child by her step-father has spoken out for the first time after a confession to her fiancé led to her attacker being jailed. Kim Hill, from Suffolk, has bravely waived her right to anonymity and spoken about how she was abused by Derek Osborne from the age of four. The now 31-year-old revealed she was forced to dress up in her mother's lingerie at the age of eight, and was even made to watch pornographic films. Kim Hill (left) was abused for years by her step-father but never revealed her past until her partner Rob (right) encouraged her to approach the police about her attacker. The couple pictured on their wedding day in 2013

She told

OPTIONS:
- Derek Osborne how her step-father made her climb into bed with him and kiss and cuddle him.
- Kim how her step-father made her climb into bed with him and kiss and cuddle him.
- Kim Hill how her step-father made her climb into bed with him and kiss and cuddle him.
- Rob how her step-father made her climb into bed with him and kiss and cuddle him.
- Suffolk how her step-father made her climb into bed with him and kiss and cuddle him.


How does this story end?

Alex McKinnon has accused NRL Test captain Cameron Smith of making 'disgusting' comments to blame the wheelchair-bound player for causing his own injury and claims he hasn't heard from Smith since the day he was paralysed. McKinnon, 23, suffered two fractured vertebrae in a tackle while playing The Melbourne Storm in March, 2014 and could now spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair. The former Newcastle Knights player has slammed Melbourne Storm captain Smith for making ‘f***ing ridiculous’ comments immediately after the tackle and in subsequent interviews, according to News Corp. McKinnon also claims he ‘hasn’t heard’ from Smith once in the 16 months since his injury during his exclusive chat with 60 Minutes.

'I just stood and looked at the tele and said 'get up

OPTIONS:
- Alex, please get up sweetheart'.
- Alex McKinnon, please get up sweetheart'.
- Cameron Smith, please get up sweetheart'.
- McKinnon, please get up sweetheart'.
- Melbourne Storm, please get up sweetheart'.
- NRL, please get up sweetheart'.
- Newcastle Knights, please get up sweetheart'.
- Nine Network, please get up sweetheart'.
- Smith, please get up sweetheart'.


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It will be a colorful celebration after a tough fortnight. When Rebecca Ferguson takes to the stage at Pride in London this weekend, she'll be enjoying the fact that she's in the headlines for the right reasons. The 28-year-old singer saw her former friend and accountant Rachel Taylor jailed last week for swindling the X Factor star out of thousands of pounds. Taylor, 54, from Southport, Merseyside, lied to the singer, her former friend, about being a qualified accountant in order to take her money and was jailed for two counts of fraud. She will serve 16 months in prison.

'I try to keep stage

OPTIONS:
- FEMAIL and home Rebecca separate.
- Merseyside and home Rebecca separate.
- Pride and home Rebecca separate.
- Pride in London and home Rebecca separate.
- Rachel Taylor and home Rebecca separate.
- Rebecca and home Rebecca separate.
- Rebecca Ferguson and home Rebecca separate.
- Southport and home Rebecca separate.
- Taylor and home Rebecca separate.
- Trafalgar Square and home Rebecca separate.
- X Factor and home Rebecca separate.


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Tallinn, Estonia (CNN) In a red brick building on a 19th-century Russian czarist military compound in Tallinn, Estonia, a team of cyber experts is analyzing the hacking of the Democratic National Committee and how a Western democracy can legally respond. Inside, the building is cutting-edge high-tech. These military officers, lawyers and cyber techies are part of NATO's Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence, carrying out research, training and exercises. One of their biggest challenges: When it comes to cyber -- so far -- there is no agreed-upon international law of war. "The international community is extraordinarily interested in this," said Michael N. Schmitt, chairman of the US Naval War College's international law department. "They're struggling with questions like, when the Russians hack into the DNC database and then release it, is that a violation of international law? What doors does that open with respect to our responses?"

"In my mind, it is crystal clear that the

OPTIONS:
- CNN have violated international law in this particular case."
- Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence have violated international law in this particular case."
- DNC have violated international law in this particular case."
- Democratic National Committee have violated international law in this particular case."
- Estonia have violated international law in this particular case."
- Joe Biden have violated international law in this particular case."
- Michael N. Schmitt have violated international law in this particular case."
- NATO have violated international law in this particular case."
- Russian have violated international law in this particular case."
- Russians have violated international law in this particular case."
- Tallinn have violated international law in this particular case."
- US have violated international law in this particular case."
- US Naval War College have violated international law in this particular case."
- Western have violated international law in this particular case."


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) -- It has been dubbed Russia's Las Vegas. A place where Vladimir Putin's government rolled the dice in a grand project to help the world rethink the way it does business. More than $50 billion has been spent in reshaping Sochi for the Winter Olympics, in the process bringing traffic gridlock, a decline in tourism and environmental destruction. If it's been tough for the locals, it has arguably been just as hard for the ex-pats who came to the Black Sea resort looking for a new life and are left wondering just what the legacy of this month's Games holds for them.

Through his ventures, the restaurant owner says they have been helped by its people's love of

OPTIONS:
- American culture.
- Black Sea culture.
- CNN culture.
- French culture.
- Las Vegas culture.
- Olympics culture.
- Russia culture.
- Sochi culture.
- Vladimir Putin culture.
- Winter Olympics culture.


It’s a classic Easter meal loved by families around the world: a juicy lamb joint served with rosemary, roast potatoes, carrots and sprouts. But one London restaurant is giving the traditional roast a twist this spring, serving the entire spread deep-fried. In fact, everything on this menu is doused in batter and then fried, from buttered crumpets and cheese strings to Tunnock’s tea cakes, hot cross buns and even a whole pizza. London's latest pop-up #FryHard plans to offer more than 100 deep-fried items over the long Easter weekend The calorific eaterie is the brainchild of Messhead, a collaboration between chef Jim Thomlinson (left)  of London Mess and freelance creative director Emma Thomas (right), better known as Miss Cakehead

‘It has got to be edible and the final decision [whether they should be deep-fried] comes from

OPTIONS:
- Cakehead.
- Easter.
- Emma Thomas.
- FryHard.
- Jim Thomlinson.
- London.
- London Mess.
- Messhead.
- Tunnock.


How does the sentence end?

President Obama urged Congress to approve a historic nuclear weapons deal struck with Iran this week, threatening to veto any such legislation that would stop the agreement from going through. Obama spoke from the White House Tuesday morning after the deal was announced. Addressing skeptics of the agreement, Obama said, 'This deal is not built on trust. It is built on verification.' He said the nuclear agreement ensures that Iran 'will not develop a nuclear weapon' by cutting off every path to building one. 'This deal demonstrates that American diplomacy can bring real and meaningful change,' the president said.

Coming to a diplomatic resolution over Iran's nuclear weapons program may also lead to better relations with

OPTIONS:
- American in the future, the president said.
- Congress in the future, the president said.
- Iran in the future, the president said.
- Obama in the future, the president said.
- White House in the future, the president said.


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

(CNN) A former aide to GOP Rep. Blake Farenthold contacted the House Ethics Committee last week to detail what she said were regular requests from the congressman and his chief of staff to perform campaign-related duties even though she was never paid by or volunteered with his congressional campaign. Elizabeth Peace, who was Farenthold's communications director from May 2015 to March 2017, told committee lawyers last Wednesday that while she worked for the Texas lawmaker, she was pressured to, and at least on one occasion, yelled at by Farenthold's chief of staff to help with campaign efforts, according to a source familiar with Peace's conversation with committee lawyers.

Mitchell said that Peace's claim that she used a House computer, as well as her allegation that she felt forced to handle campaign-related requests when she was physically at

OPTIONS:
- Blake Farenthold's congressional office.
- Elizabeth Peace's congressional office.
- Farenthold's congressional office.
- GOP's congressional office.
- House's congressional office.
- House Ethics Committee's congressional office.
- Peace's congressional office.
- Texas's congressional office.


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

This is the embarrassing moment two bungling tourists had to be rescued from a sinking dinghy while attempting to reach an island five miles off shore - without a paddle. Mitch Hole and David Black - known as 'Blacky' - bought their blow-up vessel from a seafront shop before setting sail for Steep Holm in the treacherous Bristol Channel. Three hours later beach rangers in Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, spotted them drifting aimlessly around a mile from the coast - after one of their beer cans had burst their vessel. Unable to get their attention, the D Class lifeboat Anna Stock was launched from nearby Knightstone Harbour.

OPTIONS:
- Anna Stock is first to be dragged in by two helmet-clad coastguards, before mate Blacky lifts himself up into the rescue boat.
- Blacky is first to be dragged in by two helmet-clad coastguards, before mate Blacky lifts himself up into the rescue boat.
- Bristol Channel is first to be dragged in by two helmet-clad coastguards, before mate Blacky lifts himself up into the rescue boat.
- D Class is first to be dragged in by two helmet-clad coastguards, before mate Blacky lifts himself up into the rescue boat.
- David Black is first to be dragged in by two helmet-clad coastguards, before mate Blacky lifts himself up into the rescue boat.
- Knightstone Harbour is first to be dragged in by two helmet-clad coastguards, before mate Blacky lifts himself up into the rescue boat.
- Mare is first to be dragged in by two helmet-clad coastguards, before mate Blacky lifts himself up into the rescue boat.
- Mitch Hole is first to be dragged in by two helmet-clad coastguards, before mate Blacky lifts himself up into the rescue boat.
- RNLI is first to be dragged in by two helmet-clad coastguards, before mate Blacky lifts himself up into the rescue boat.
- Somerset is first to be dragged in by two helmet-clad coastguards, before mate Blacky lifts himself up into the rescue boat.
- Steep Holm is first to be dragged in by two helmet-clad coastguards, before mate Blacky lifts himself up into the rescue boat.
- Weston is first to be dragged in by two helmet-clad coastguards, before mate Blacky lifts himself up into the rescue boat.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Two sisters have been arrested by police for allegedly attempting to blackmail Iceland's Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson. Hlin Einarsdottir, the former editor of the bleikt.is and Malin Brand, a journalist at the daily newspaper Morgunblaoio, admitted sending the premier a hand-written note demanding money, local police said in a statement. The women, born in 1981 and 1977, were arrested on Friday in the town of Hafnarfjordur, near the capital Reykjavik. 'In an interrogation, the women admitted to having sent the letter in question,' a police spokesman said. 'After the investigation is completed it will be sent to the state's prosecutor.'

'The letter threatened that information harmful to me would be made public if I wouldn't pay millions of kronur to the author and his accomplice,'

OPTIONS:
- Hafnarfjordur said in an e-mailed statement.
- Hlin Einarsdottir said in an e-mailed statement.
- Iceland said in an e-mailed statement.
- Malin Brand said in an e-mailed statement.
- Morgunblaoio said in an e-mailed statement.
- Reykjavik said in an e-mailed statement.
- Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson said in an e-mailed statement.
- Women's said in an e-mailed statement.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Three former Florida A&M University band members who were convicted of manslaughter in the brutal 2011 hazing death of drum major Robert Champion have been spared jail, it has emerged. Benjamin McNamee, 24, Aaron Golson, 22, and 28-year-old Darryl Cearnel were found guilty in April of manslaughter and hazing in relation to Champion's killing aboard a parked school bus But on Friday, they were free to go to their respective homes after being sentenced to only 10 years' supervised probation by Circuit Judge Renee Roche following an emotional hearing. Champion, a drum major with FAMU's famed Marching 100 band, collapsed and died after being pummeled by other members with fists and instruments during a ritual dubbed 'crossing Bus C'.

McNamee submitted a file with more than 100 character letters and called

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Golson 'a good friend'.
- Benjamin McNamee 'a good friend'.
- Bus C 'a good friend'.
- Cearnel 'a good friend'.
- Champion 'a good friend'.
- Darryl Cearnel 'a good friend'.
- FAMU 'a good friend'.
- Florida A&M University 'a good friend'.
- Golson 'a good friend'.
- Marching 100 'a good friend'.
- McNamee 'a good friend'.
- Renee Roche 'a good friend'.
- Robert Champion 'a good friend'.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- To the Republican voters in the other 49 states, I sympathize with you. It must be painful to turn on every cable and broadcast network, read the websites and follow the blogs and realize that you mean absolutely nothing when it comes to choosing a GOP nominee for president of the United States. Please, don't even bother. Iowa has it all under control, and what happens there, and in New Hampshire, will settle the race once and for all. What a load of animal droppings on the Iowa farm fields. Conventional wisdom, which really means the opinions of the smart, politically savvy know-it-all sages in Washington, says that if you don't win Iowa or place high there, you won't be able to raise the money to continue, and you might as well go home and lick your wounds.

It was a huge boost for Obama in 2008, but for past

OPTIONS:
- Buchanan winners such as Mike Huckabee, Pat Buchanan and Paul Tsongas, it didn't lead to winning their respective party's presidential nomination.
- CNN winners such as Mike Huckabee, Pat Buchanan and Paul Tsongas, it didn't lead to winning their respective party's presidential nomination.
- GOP winners such as Mike Huckabee, Pat Buchanan and Paul Tsongas, it didn't lead to winning their respective party's presidential nomination.
- Huckabee winners such as Mike Huckabee, Pat Buchanan and Paul Tsongas, it didn't lead to winning their respective party's presidential nomination.
- Iowa winners such as Mike Huckabee, Pat Buchanan and Paul Tsongas, it didn't lead to winning their respective party's presidential nomination.
- Martin winners such as Mike Huckabee, Pat Buchanan and Paul Tsongas, it didn't lead to winning their respective party's presidential nomination.
- New Hampshire winners such as Mike Huckabee, Pat Buchanan and Paul Tsongas, it didn't lead to winning their respective party's presidential nomination.
- Obama winners such as Mike Huckabee, Pat Buchanan and Paul Tsongas, it didn't lead to winning their respective party's presidential nomination.
- Republican winners such as Mike Huckabee, Pat Buchanan and Paul Tsongas, it didn't lead to winning their respective party's presidential nomination.
- Roland Martin winners such as Mike Huckabee, Pat Buchanan and Paul Tsongas, it didn't lead to winning their respective party's presidential nomination.
- Tsongas winners such as Mike Huckabee, Pat Buchanan and Paul Tsongas, it didn't lead to winning their respective party's presidential nomination.
- United States winners such as Mike Huckabee, Pat Buchanan and Paul Tsongas, it didn't lead to winning their respective party's presidential nomination.
- Washington winners such as Mike Huckabee, Pat Buchanan and Paul Tsongas, it didn't lead to winning their respective party's presidential nomination.


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

Though she herself didn't perform

OPTIONS:
- CPR, she helped Forcade by making sure DeMont's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- Dahl, she helped Forcade by making sure DeMont's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- DeMont, she helped Forcade by making sure DeMont's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- Forcade, she helped Forcade by making sure DeMont's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- ICU, she helped Forcade by making sure DeMont's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- Madeline Dahl, she helped Forcade by making sure DeMont's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- PulsePoint, she helped Forcade by making sure DeMont's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- Seattle, she helped Forcade by making sure DeMont's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- Stephen DeMont, she helped Forcade by making sure DeMont's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- University of Washington Medical Center, she helped Forcade by making sure DeMont's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- Zach, she helped Forcade by making sure DeMont's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- Zach Forcade, she helped Forcade by making sure DeMont's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.


A single mother-to-be had revealed she met her future husband by taking the plunge and going on a first date while she was eight months pregnant. Sarah Connors, from Bristol, said she was facing the prospect of motherhood alone having broken up with her ex-partner before discovering she was expecting. But just two months before her due date, the 28-year-old set up a profile on app Oasis Dating and just weeks later agreed to go on a date with shop assistant Lance. There was instant chemistry between the pair and they even slept together before Sarah had given birth. She and Lance got engaged within five months and married this year, with Sarah's daughter Elodie, now two, calling Lance 'daddy'.

After chatting to 'shy'

OPTIONS:
- Bristol, now 27, for some weeks, they discovered they lived near one another in Bristol and agreed to meet.
- Elodie, now 27, for some weeks, they discovered they lived near one another in Bristol and agreed to meet.
- Lance, now 27, for some weeks, they discovered they lived near one another in Bristol and agreed to meet.
- Oasis Dating, now 27, for some weeks, they discovered they lived near one another in Bristol and agreed to meet.
- Sarah, now 27, for some weeks, they discovered they lived near one another in Bristol and agreed to meet.
- Sarah Connors, now 27, for some weeks, they discovered they lived near one another in Bristol and agreed to meet.


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

(CNN) -- Mir Hossein Moussavi, Iran's former prime minister, has emerged as a serious contender to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who was, for months, considered a shoo-in for re-election to the Iranian presidency. Presidential candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi holds up the "V" sign after casting his vote on Friday. A painter and architect who withdrew from the political front for two decades, Moussavi has emerged with a platter of promises. He has said he wants to reform Iran into a global communicator that embraces freedom of speech. He's also taken an usual step in politics in Iran by relying heavily on his wife, a college professor. Her public support of his candidacy has underscored his professed support of women's rights.

"There were still freedoms that were stifled under

OPTIONS:
- CNN," Molavi said.
- Iran," Molavi said.
- Iranian," Molavi said.
- Mahmoud Ahmadinejad," Molavi said.
- Mir Hossein Mousavi," Molavi said.
- Mir Hossein Moussavi," Molavi said.
- Moussavi," Molavi said.


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(CNN) President-elect Donald Trump is "irritated" with top aide Kellyanne Conway's public campaign against Mitt Romney's potential nomination as Secretary of State, according to a source. The Trump source, who is familiar with the President-elect's thinking, acknowledged the existence of an internal feud between Conway and chief of staff Reince Priebus, specifically about the choice between Romney and former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani for the nation's top diplomatic position. The strange feud playing out in public between Romney and Giuliani has captured the attention of the nation in a way rarely seen after the election ends and the transition to the White House begins.

"Receiving deluge of social media & private comms re: Romney Some Trump loyalists warn against

OPTIONS:
- CNN as sec of state," she tweeted, including a link to a Politico story.
- Conway as sec of state," she tweeted, including a link to a Politico story.
- Donald Trump as sec of state," she tweeted, including a link to a Politico story.
- Giuliani as sec of state," she tweeted, including a link to a Politico story.
- Kellyanne Conway as sec of state," she tweeted, including a link to a Politico story.
- Mitt Romney as sec of state," she tweeted, including a link to a Politico story.
- New York City as sec of state," she tweeted, including a link to a Politico story.
- Reince Priebus as sec of state," she tweeted, including a link to a Politico story.
- Romney as sec of state," she tweeted, including a link to a Politico story.
- Rudy Giuliani as sec of state," she tweeted, including a link to a Politico story.
- Secretary of State as sec of state," she tweeted, including a link to a Politico story.
- Trump as sec of state," she tweeted, including a link to a Politico story.
- White House as sec of state," she tweeted, including a link to a Politico story.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Vladimir Putin is 'alive' but 'neutralised' as shadowy security chiefs stage a stealthy coup in Moscow, it was claimed last night. Former FSB chief Nikolai Patrushev was behind the plot, claimed chairman of the pro-Kremlin national Islamic Committee, Geydar Dzhemal. There have been no confirmed sightings of Putin for nine days, while in the febrile atmosphere engulfing Moscow a convoy of large trucks parked outside the Kremlin fueled rumours of a flit by the president. Scroll down for video Russian president Vladimir Putin has not been seen in public for the past nine days fueling coup rumours Putin, left, supposedly met the chairman of the supreme court Vyacheslav Lebedev, right, on Friday, however, it is now thought the video footage released by Putin loyalists may have been several years old

'I think that Putin is neutralised at the moment, but of course, he is alive,' said

OPTIONS:
- FSB, seen as a Kremlin loyalist.
- Geydar Dzhemal, seen as a Kremlin loyalist.
- Kremlin, seen as a Kremlin loyalist.
- Moscow, seen as a Kremlin loyalist.
- Nikolai Patrushev, seen as a Kremlin loyalist.
- Putin, seen as a Kremlin loyalist.
- Russian, seen as a Kremlin loyalist.
- Supreme Court, seen as a Kremlin loyalist.
- Vladimir Putin, seen as a Kremlin loyalist.
- Vyacheslav Lebedev, seen as a Kremlin loyalist.
- pro-Kremlin national Islamic Committee, seen as a Kremlin loyalist.


How does the sentence end?

A woman who played a starring role in former president Bill Clinton's public evolution from boy wonder to sexual lothario says Hillary Clinton is partly to blame for 'enabling' his behavior and shouldn't be elected president herself. Kathleen WIlley, now 69, made a splash in 1998 by claiming in a '60 Minutes' interview that Bill Clinton had sexually assaulted her during a Oval Office meeting in 1993. Now she says Mrs. Clinton, the former secretary of state, has a history of trying to silence the multiple women her husband has slept with, sexually assaulted or sexually harassed since his 1980s Arkansas days.

OPTIONS:
- 60 Minutes has at least lashed out verbally against the star attractions in her husband's sexual trophy case.
- Arkansas has at least lashed out verbally against the star attractions in her husband's sexual trophy case.
- Bill has at least lashed out verbally against the star attractions in her husband's sexual trophy case.
- Bill Clinton has at least lashed out verbally against the star attractions in her husband's sexual trophy case.
- Carly FIorina has at least lashed out verbally against the star attractions in her husband's sexual trophy case.
- Clinton has at least lashed out verbally against the star attractions in her husband's sexual trophy case.
- Hillary has at least lashed out verbally against the star attractions in her husband's sexual trophy case.
- Hillary Clinton has at least lashed out verbally against the star attractions in her husband's sexual trophy case.
- Kathleen WIlley has at least lashed out verbally against the star attractions in her husband's sexual trophy case.
- Kathleen Willey has at least lashed out verbally against the star attractions in her husband's sexual trophy case.
- Monica Lewinsky has at least lashed out verbally against the star attractions in her husband's sexual trophy case.
- Oval Office has at least lashed out verbally against the star attractions in her husband's sexual trophy case.
- Republican has at least lashed out verbally against the star attractions in her husband's sexual trophy case.
- Virginia has at least lashed out verbally against the star attractions in her husband's sexual trophy case.
- Washington has at least lashed out verbally against the star attractions in her husband's sexual trophy case.
- Willey has at least lashed out verbally against the star attractions in her husband's sexual trophy case.


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

Salt Lake City (CNN) President Donald Trump has taken an intense interest in whether Utah Republican Orrin Hatch runs for Senate re-election in 2018, sources tell CNN, a fact that has some in Washington thinking the concern is part of an effort to keep former Republican presidential nominee and on-again-off-again Trump critic Mitt Romney from the legislative body. The renewed focus comes as Trump visits Utah for the first time as president. He made the trip as part of a Hatch-requested event at the Utah Capitol, where the President announced significant reductions to Bears Ears National Monument and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The President's decision is a nod to Hatch, who had made the issue a focus.

After Trump blamed "both sides" for inciting deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year, Romney said

OPTIONS:
- Bears Ears National Monument's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- CNN's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Donald Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Escalante National Monument's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- GOP's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Grand Staircase's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Hatch's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Mitt Romney's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Orrin Hatch's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Republican's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Salt Lake City's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Senate's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Trump's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Utah's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Utah Capitol's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."
- Washington's remarks "caused racists to rejoice."