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Argentina players were put through their paces in training as they put the finishing touches to their preparations for the Copa America quarter-final against Colombia on Friday. Gerardo Martino's side progressed to the knockout stages of the competition as winners of Group B with seven points from their three games. They take on a misfiring Colombia team that has only scored once at the tournament in Chile and edged into the last eight through their third-placed finish in Group C. That said, Argentina's star-studded attack which boasts the likes of Lionel Messi, Gonzalo Higuain and Sergio Aguero have only managed four goals between them - including one from the penalty spot.

Of the 13 previous meetings between Argentina and Colombia,

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- Argentina have tasted victory just twice, while there have been eight defeats inflicted during that time.
- Chile have tasted victory just twice, while there have been eight defeats inflicted during that time.
- Colombia have tasted victory just twice, while there have been eight defeats inflicted during that time.
- Copa America have tasted victory just twice, while there have been eight defeats inflicted during that time.
- Gerardo Martino have tasted victory just twice, while there have been eight defeats inflicted during that time.
- Group B have tasted victory just twice, while there have been eight defeats inflicted during that time.
- Lionel Messi have tasted victory just twice, while there have been eight defeats inflicted during that time.
- Sergio Aguero have tasted victory just twice, while there have been eight defeats inflicted during that time.


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."

He said the two sides were going to

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- Arouri "resolved and determined to make it happen and achieve concrete results in that respect."
- CNN "resolved and determined to make it happen and achieve concrete results in that respect."
- Cairo "resolved and determined to make it happen and achieve concrete results in that respect."
- Deal "resolved and determined to make it happen and achieve concrete results in that respect."
- Egypt "resolved and determined to make it happen and achieve concrete results in that respect."
- Fatah "resolved and determined to make it happen and achieve concrete results in that respect."
- Gaza "resolved and determined to make it happen and achieve concrete results in that respect."
- Hamas "resolved and determined to make it happen and achieve concrete results in that respect."
- Jerusalem "resolved and determined to make it happen and achieve concrete results in that respect."
- Long "resolved and determined to make it happen and achieve concrete results in that respect."
- Mahmoud Abbas "resolved and determined to make it happen and achieve concrete results in that respect."
- Palestinian "resolved and determined to make it happen and achieve concrete results in that respect."
- Palestinian Authority "resolved and determined to make it happen and achieve concrete results in that respect."
- Saleh al "resolved and determined to make it happen and achieve concrete results in that respect."
- West Bank "resolved and determined to make it happen and achieve concrete results in that respect."


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Immigration officials have condemned the sheriff who released an illegal Mexican immigrant who allegedly went on to shot a woman dead on San Franciscio's Pier 14. Officials for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) said that Ross Mirkarimi, the San Francisco sheriff who released Francisco Sanchez, doesn't understand immigration law and should have handed him over to them. Instead, Francisco was let go in February after marijuana charges against him were dropped. According to police, he went on to steal a gun and shoot dead Kathryn Steinle, 32, on July 1. Under local 'sanctuary city' laws, San Francisco doesn't cooperate with immigration officials unless there are active warrants out for suspects, which was not the case of Sanchez.

Mirkarimi tried to defend his conduct earlier this week, claiming that

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- Francisco should have asked for an arrest warrant if they were so concerned about Sanchez.
- Francisco Sanchez should have asked for an arrest warrant if they were so concerned about Sanchez.
- ICE should have asked for an arrest warrant if they were so concerned about Sanchez.
- Kathryn Steinle should have asked for an arrest warrant if they were so concerned about Sanchez.
- Mexican should have asked for an arrest warrant if they were so concerned about Sanchez.
- Mikarimi should have asked for an arrest warrant if they were so concerned about Sanchez.
- Pier 14 should have asked for an arrest warrant if they were so concerned about Sanchez.
- Ross Mikarimi should have asked for an arrest warrant if they were so concerned about Sanchez.
- Ross Mirkarimi should have asked for an arrest warrant if they were so concerned about Sanchez.
- San Franciscio should have asked for an arrest warrant if they were so concerned about Sanchez.
- San Francisco should have asked for an arrest warrant if they were so concerned about Sanchez.
- Sanchez should have asked for an arrest warrant if they were so concerned about Sanchez.
- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency should have asked for an arrest warrant if they were so concerned about Sanchez.


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(CNN) He may be the ultimate insider, but Hassan Rouhani is running like the anti-establishment candidate. At a campaign rally last week at the Azadi stadium in Tehran, Rouhani took to the stage and delivered a speech more worthy of an outsider than the incumbent President of Iran. Standing behind a lectern and surveying the sea of purple -- his campaign color -- before him, Rouhani promised much. "We want freedom of the press," he declared, "freedom of association, and freedom of thought!" As he spoke, more than 10,000 supporters -- many of them women, many of them middle class -- chanted slogans demanding the release from house arrest of leading opposition figures.

But such investment is critical if

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- Azadi is to pump-prime the economy.
- CNN is to pump-prime the economy.
- Ebrahim Raisi is to pump-prime the economy.
- Hassan Rouhani is to pump-prime the economy.
- Iran is to pump-prime the economy.
- Iranian is to pump-prime the economy.
- Rouhani is to pump-prime the economy.
- Tehran is to pump-prime the economy.


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Harry Kane and his Tottenham team-mates leapt back into action this week following their Premier League drubbing of Bournemouth on Sunday as they returned to the training ground. England striker Kane grabbed a hat-trick as Spurs ran out 5-1 winners at the Vitality Stadium - a victory that moved Mauricio Pochettino's side into the top six. Kane, 22, silenced his critics after a slow start to the campaign that saw him notch just once in his first nine league appearances of the season with a clinical performance against the Cherries as Spurs made in nine unbeaten in the top flight.

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa put his players through their paces on Wednesday as they began preparing for next Monday's fixture looking to continue their impressive form.
- Bournemouth put his players through their paces on Wednesday as they began preparing for next Monday's fixture looking to continue their impressive form.
- Capital One Cup put his players through their paces on Wednesday as they began preparing for next Monday's fixture looking to continue their impressive form.
- Cherries put his players through their paces on Wednesday as they began preparing for next Monday's fixture looking to continue their impressive form.
- England put his players through their paces on Wednesday as they began preparing for next Monday's fixture looking to continue their impressive form.
- Harry Kane put his players through their paces on Wednesday as they began preparing for next Monday's fixture looking to continue their impressive form.
- Kane put his players through their paces on Wednesday as they began preparing for next Monday's fixture looking to continue their impressive form.
- Mauricio Pochettino put his players through their paces on Wednesday as they began preparing for next Monday's fixture looking to continue their impressive form.
- Premier League put his players through their paces on Wednesday as they began preparing for next Monday's fixture looking to continue their impressive form.
- Spurs put his players through their paces on Wednesday as they began preparing for next Monday's fixture looking to continue their impressive form.
- Tottenham put his players through their paces on Wednesday as they began preparing for next Monday's fixture looking to continue their impressive form.
- Vitality Stadium put his players through their paces on Wednesday as they began preparing for next Monday's fixture looking to continue their impressive form.
- White Hart Lane put his players through their paces on Wednesday as they began preparing for next Monday's fixture looking to continue their impressive form.


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It had been billed as the biggest match between the two countries in decades - and one of the many families divided by tonight's clash between England and Wales were the royals. Prince Harry couldn't hide his disappointment as brother William celebrated with wife Kate after the most incredible of comebacks saw Wales pull-off a stunning 28-25 victory at Twickenham. Dejected at the full-time whistle, Harry - wearing a white England replica top - stood with his hands on his hips and eyes to the sky, while his brother and sister-in-law jumped around jubilantly. The Duke of Cambridge had earlier refused to hold back as he joined 30,000 visiting fans in singing the Welsh national anthem, decked out in a red Wales zip-up jacket.

The line-out was gathered by

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- Cambridge but quickly lost, allowing Wales to see out the remainder of the game for a truly remarkable victory.
- Duke but quickly lost, allowing Wales to see out the remainder of the game for a truly remarkable victory.
- England but quickly lost, allowing Wales to see out the remainder of the game for a truly remarkable victory.
- Harry but quickly lost, allowing Wales to see out the remainder of the game for a truly remarkable victory.
- Kate but quickly lost, allowing Wales to see out the remainder of the game for a truly remarkable victory.
- Pool A but quickly lost, allowing Wales to see out the remainder of the game for a truly remarkable victory.
- Prince Harry but quickly lost, allowing Wales to see out the remainder of the game for a truly remarkable victory.
- Prince William but quickly lost, allowing Wales to see out the remainder of the game for a truly remarkable victory.
- Rugby World Cup but quickly lost, allowing Wales to see out the remainder of the game for a truly remarkable victory.
- Twickenham but quickly lost, allowing Wales to see out the remainder of the game for a truly remarkable victory.
- Wales but quickly lost, allowing Wales to see out the remainder of the game for a truly remarkable victory.
- Welsh but quickly lost, allowing Wales to see out the remainder of the game for a truly remarkable victory.
- William but quickly lost, allowing Wales to see out the remainder of the game for a truly remarkable victory.
- Wills but quickly lost, allowing Wales to see out the remainder of the game for a truly remarkable victory.


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Washington (CNN) U.S. and Brazilian authorities are hunting for a former Guantanamo Bay detainee who has disappeared from Uruguay, as a South American airline issued a warning he may try to use a fake passport to enter Brazil ahead of the Olympic Games there next month. Several senior U.S. officials said 44-year-old Abu Wa'el Dhiab, a Syrian national, went off the radar several weeks ago from Uruguay, where he was resettled in 2014 after being released. Uruguayan officials said he traveled to Brazil, but Brazilian officials told CNN they have no record of Dhiab having legally entered their country. Avianca Brazil Airlines issued an alert warning employees that Dhiab may try to fly using a fake passport, a representative from the airline told CNN. An image of the alert, first published by the Argentine web news portal Infobae, says the information came from Brazil's anti-terrorism police.

Dhiab's disappearance raises concerns about regional security in the weeks leading up to the 2016

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- Abu Wa'el Dhiab in Rio de Janeiro that are due to begin in August.
- Argentine in Rio de Janeiro that are due to begin in August.
- Avianca Brazil Airlines in Rio de Janeiro that are due to begin in August.
- Brazil in Rio de Janeiro that are due to begin in August.
- Brazilian in Rio de Janeiro that are due to begin in August.
- CNN in Rio de Janeiro that are due to begin in August.
- Dhiab in Rio de Janeiro that are due to begin in August.
- Guantanamo Bay in Rio de Janeiro that are due to begin in August.
- Infobae in Rio de Janeiro that are due to begin in August.
- Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro that are due to begin in August.
- Olympics in Rio de Janeiro that are due to begin in August.
- South American in Rio de Janeiro that are due to begin in August.
- Syrian in Rio de Janeiro that are due to begin in August.
- U.S. in Rio de Janeiro that are due to begin in August.
- Uruguay in Rio de Janeiro that are due to begin in August.
- Uruguayan in Rio de Janeiro that are due to begin in August.
- Washington in Rio de Janeiro that are due to begin in August.


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Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- Russia asserted its diplomatic and military muscle Saturday as tensions remained high ahead of a vote on secession in Crimea. About 60 Russian troops in six helicopters and three armored vehicles reportedly crossed into Ukraine's Kherson region and were in the town of Strilkove, on a strip of land just northeast of Crimea. The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine said the Russian troops were on the ground and the Ukrainian guards had taken defensive positions. The region is key to neighboring Crimea, because it gets electricity, freshwater and natural gas from there. The Russians said they were in Kherson to prevent a possible terrorist attack on oil assets in the area, according to the Ukrainian border guards.

Lawmakers in Moscow are due to vote next Friday on accepting

OPTIONS:
- CNN into the Russian Federation should there be a "yes" vote in the referendum.
- Crimea into the Russian Federation should there be a "yes" vote in the referendum.
- Kherson into the Russian Federation should there be a "yes" vote in the referendum.
- Kiev into the Russian Federation should there be a "yes" vote in the referendum.
- Moscow into the Russian Federation should there be a "yes" vote in the referendum.
- Russia into the Russian Federation should there be a "yes" vote in the referendum.
- Russian into the Russian Federation should there be a "yes" vote in the referendum.
- Russians into the Russian Federation should there be a "yes" vote in the referendum.
- State Border Guard Service of Ukraine into the Russian Federation should there be a "yes" vote in the referendum.
- Strilkove into the Russian Federation should there be a "yes" vote in the referendum.
- Ukraine into the Russian Federation should there be a "yes" vote in the referendum.
- Ukrainian into the Russian Federation should there be a "yes" vote in the referendum.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump was fuming as he sat in his Phoenix hotel watching news coverage ahead of his rally. The venue for his first rally in nearly three weeks looked empty. That's when George Gigicos, Trump's longtime advance man, got a call from Keith Schiller, the director of Oval Office operations who is almost always at Trump's side, asking Gigicos why the crowds were scarce. Gigicos explained that while TV correspondents were live early from the venue, the rally wouldn't start for several more hours and crowds had just begun to trickle in. Soon after, Gigicos heard from Trump himself. The President was irate, warning his former director of White House advance who had since returned to his private contracting business, that the venue better be full by the time he arrived, two sources familiar with the discussions told CNN as they described the scene and the President's reaction.

The fire marshals were also frequent targets of

OPTIONS:
- CNN's ire, with Trump frequently calling them out from the stage and urging them to allow more people into the venue in spite of fire safety statutes.
- Donald Trump's ire, with Trump frequently calling them out from the stage and urging them to allow more people into the venue in spite of fire safety statutes.
- George's ire, with Trump frequently calling them out from the stage and urging them to allow more people into the venue in spite of fire safety statutes.
- George Gigicos's ire, with Trump frequently calling them out from the stage and urging them to allow more people into the venue in spite of fire safety statutes.
- Gigicos's ire, with Trump frequently calling them out from the stage and urging them to allow more people into the venue in spite of fire safety statutes.
- Keith Schiller's ire, with Trump frequently calling them out from the stage and urging them to allow more people into the venue in spite of fire safety statutes.
- Oval Office's ire, with Trump frequently calling them out from the stage and urging them to allow more people into the venue in spite of fire safety statutes.
- Phoenix's ire, with Trump frequently calling them out from the stage and urging them to allow more people into the venue in spite of fire safety statutes.
- Trump's ire, with Trump frequently calling them out from the stage and urging them to allow more people into the venue in spite of fire safety statutes.
- White House's ire, with Trump frequently calling them out from the stage and urging them to allow more people into the venue in spite of fire safety statutes.


The Golden State Warriors will end their 40-year drought for the NBA title due to the offensive weapons at their disposal, believes Charlotte Hornets star Cody Zeller. Golden State are currently tied 2-2 with the Cleveland Cavaliers in their best-of-seven series with both teams having recorded a win on the road. Game 5 takes place at the Warriors' Oracle Arena on Sunday night and speaking ahead of the series earlier this month, Zeller told Sportsmail exclusively of his excitement as the two NBA Conference champions prepared to do battle. 'I've been watching the play-offs quite a bit,' he said in Gran Caneria as part of the NBA and FIBA's global basketball development and community outreach programme Basketball Without Borders (BWB) that unites young players to promote the sport and encourage positive social change in the areas of education, health, and wellness.

'The

OPTIONS:
- BWB have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.
- Basketball Without Borders have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.
- Charlotte Hornets have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.
- Cleveland Cavaliers have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.
- Cody Zeller have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.
- FIBA have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.
- Forward have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.
- Game have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.
- Golden State have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.
- Golden State Warriors have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.
- Gran Caneria have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.
- NBA have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.
- NBA Conference have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.
- NBA Finals have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.
- Oracle Arena have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.
- Sportsmail have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.
- Warriors have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.
- Zeller have been playing really, really well and I'm excited to see how the Finals will go as I think they and the Cavs are the best two teams in the league this year.


Children aged 11 were given a homework sheet on terrorism which asked them to describe 'Palestinian terrorist activities' and posed questions about al-Qaeda and Hamas. The document was given to pupils at New Stevenston Primary, Motherwell, North Lanarkshire and also included a cartoon image of an explosion. Parents spoke of their shock after images of the question sheet were circulated online after it was discovered. Pupils in Larnarkshire, aged seven, were given this homework sheet which asks them about terrorism, poses questions about the IRA and Hamas and included a cartoon bomb. The council said it is obsolete The council claimed the homework sheet is obsolete and was given to pupils by accident.

The

OPTIONS:
- Council - a name given to numerous separate republican groups - similarly has been on ceasefire since 1997.
- Hamas - a name given to numerous separate republican groups - similarly has been on ceasefire since 1997.
- IRA - a name given to numerous separate republican groups - similarly has been on ceasefire since 1997.
- Larnarkshire - a name given to numerous separate republican groups - similarly has been on ceasefire since 1997.
- Motherwell - a name given to numerous separate republican groups - similarly has been on ceasefire since 1997.
- New Stevenston Primary - a name given to numerous separate republican groups - similarly has been on ceasefire since 1997.
- North Lanarkshire - a name given to numerous separate republican groups - similarly has been on ceasefire since 1997.
- North Lankarshire - a name given to numerous separate republican groups - similarly has been on ceasefire since 1997.
- Northern Ireland - a name given to numerous separate republican groups - similarly has been on ceasefire since 1997.
- Palestinian - a name given to numerous separate republican groups - similarly has been on ceasefire since 1997.
- Sheet - a name given to numerous separate republican groups - similarly has been on ceasefire since 1997.
- al-Qaeda - a name given to numerous separate republican groups - similarly has been on ceasefire since 1997.


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For most parents, their child's birthday party might entail a game of pass the parcel followed by ice cream and jelly, but not for Sophie-May Dickson, 22, who claims she splashed out £2,500 on her daughter's fifth birthday bash. Ponies were hired, a red carpet laid out and a three-tiered crystal-encrusted birthday cake delivered to create a party fit for Princess Bliss Dickson, Sophie-May's oldest daughter. The mother-of-two, from Essex, whose youngest daughter Precious Belle Ruby Rozina, is three, appeared on ITV's This Morning this week to defend her lavish party throwing - and now FEMAIL has an exclusive peek into the bash.

Appearing on This Morning on Monday talking about her party-throwing habit,

OPTIONS:
- Bliss Dickson-May said: 'I think there's a big difference between a spoilt child and treated one.'
- Essex-May said: 'I think there's a big difference between a spoilt child and treated one.'
- FEMAIL-May said: 'I think there's a big difference between a spoilt child and treated one.'
- ITV-May said: 'I think there's a big difference between a spoilt child and treated one.'
- May Dickson-May said: 'I think there's a big difference between a spoilt child and treated one.'
- Ponies-May said: 'I think there's a big difference between a spoilt child and treated one.'
- Precious Belle Ruby Rozina-May said: 'I think there's a big difference between a spoilt child and treated one.'
- Sophie-May said: 'I think there's a big difference between a spoilt child and treated one.'
- This Morning-May said: 'I think there's a big difference between a spoilt child and treated one.'


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The reality of being a Celtic player didn’t take long to hit home for Mark Wilson. The fact that there is no such thing as a meaningless game at the club was driven into him in emphatic fashion. Three months after arriving at Parkhead in 2006 — and three weeks after clinching his first SPL title — Gordon Strachan’s team were thumped 3-0 in a so-called ‘dead-rubber’ by Hearts at Tynecastle. A lifelong Celtic fan, what followed opened Wilson’s eyes and provides an instructive tale ahead of the Scottish champions’ trip to Turkey to finish their disappointing Europa League campaign against Fenerbahce on Thursday night.

He said our performance at

OPTIONS:
- Celtic had showed we were not strong enough and not fit enough.
- Europa League had showed we were not strong enough and not fit enough.
- European had showed we were not strong enough and not fit enough.
- Fenerbahce had showed we were not strong enough and not fit enough.
- Gordon Strachan had showed we were not strong enough and not fit enough.
- Hearts had showed we were not strong enough and not fit enough.
- Mark Wilson had showed we were not strong enough and not fit enough.
- Parkhead had showed we were not strong enough and not fit enough.
- Ronny Deila had showed we were not strong enough and not fit enough.
- SPL had showed we were not strong enough and not fit enough.
- Scottish champions’ had showed we were not strong enough and not fit enough.
- Turkey had showed we were not strong enough and not fit enough.
- Tynecastle had showed we were not strong enough and not fit enough.
- Wilson’s had showed we were not strong enough and not fit enough.


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King Felipe and Queen Letizia soaked in their country's culture this afternoon with an appearance at the Prince of Viana Award ceremony in Navarre, northern Spain. One of the many titles that has been given to the king is the Prince of Viana, which used to be given to the heir of the Kingdom of Navarre. As a result, the ceremony he is tasked with the role of presenting the annual cultural awards, which are chosen by the government of Navarre and have been running for the last 25 years. Letizia accompanied her husband to the ceremony at the San Salvador de Leyre Monastery near Pamplona, Navarre.

During the ceremony, King Felipe gave a speech where he said: 'Whenever we come to

OPTIONS:
- Felipe appreciate the vitality of this community, the roots of its history, culture and traditions in today’s reality, as well as the collective drive to achieve goals new and higher in education, research, social welfare, environmental protection and, ultimately, development and progress.
- Kingdom of Navarre appreciate the vitality of this community, the roots of its history, culture and traditions in today’s reality, as well as the collective drive to achieve goals new and higher in education, research, social welfare, environmental protection and, ultimately, development and progress.
- Letizia appreciate the vitality of this community, the roots of its history, culture and traditions in today’s reality, as well as the collective drive to achieve goals new and higher in education, research, social welfare, environmental protection and, ultimately, development and progress.
- Navarre appreciate the vitality of this community, the roots of its history, culture and traditions in today’s reality, as well as the collective drive to achieve goals new and higher in education, research, social welfare, environmental protection and, ultimately, development and progress.
- Pamplona appreciate the vitality of this community, the roots of its history, culture and traditions in today’s reality, as well as the collective drive to achieve goals new and higher in education, research, social welfare, environmental protection and, ultimately, development and progress.
- Prince of Viana Award appreciate the vitality of this community, the roots of its history, culture and traditions in today’s reality, as well as the collective drive to achieve goals new and higher in education, research, social welfare, environmental protection and, ultimately, development and progress.
- Ramon Andres Gonzalez appreciate the vitality of this community, the roots of its history, culture and traditions in today’s reality, as well as the collective drive to achieve goals new and higher in education, research, social welfare, environmental protection and, ultimately, development and progress.
- San Salvador de Leyre Monastery appreciate the vitality of this community, the roots of its history, culture and traditions in today’s reality, as well as the collective drive to achieve goals new and higher in education, research, social welfare, environmental protection and, ultimately, development and progress.
- Spain appreciate the vitality of this community, the roots of its history, culture and traditions in today’s reality, as well as the collective drive to achieve goals new and higher in education, research, social welfare, environmental protection and, ultimately, development and progress.
- Spanish appreciate the vitality of this community, the roots of its history, culture and traditions in today’s reality, as well as the collective drive to achieve goals new and higher in education, research, social welfare, environmental protection and, ultimately, development and progress.
- Viana appreciate the vitality of this community, the roots of its history, culture and traditions in today’s reality, as well as the collective drive to achieve goals new and higher in education, research, social welfare, environmental protection and, ultimately, development and progress.
- Viana Award appreciate the vitality of this community, the roots of its history, culture and traditions in today’s reality, as well as the collective drive to achieve goals new and higher in education, research, social welfare, environmental protection and, ultimately, development and progress.


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(CNN) Dr. Aimee Eyvazzadeh, a San Francisco-based reproductive endocrinologist, sees it almost everyday in her practice. Women come into the fertility specialist's office fearful and tearful that they may never have children, she said. The results of their follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) and anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) blood tests -- used to gauge fertility and how many eggs a woman has -- are not promising. Some women lose hope. Yet "a hormone level can never tell you that you can or cannot get pregnant," Eyvazzadeh said, adding that there is more to fertility than a patient's FSH and AMH levels. Higher FSH, as well as lower AMH levels, are associated with reduced fertility.

However, a new study published in the medical journal JAMA on Tuesday suggests that having high FSH and low

OPTIONS:
- AMH levels -- which typically indicate a low ovarian reserve or egg count -- might not be significantly tied to reduced fertility after all.
- Aimee Eyvazzadeh levels -- which typically indicate a low ovarian reserve or egg count -- might not be significantly tied to reduced fertility after all.
- CNN levels -- which typically indicate a low ovarian reserve or egg count -- might not be significantly tied to reduced fertility after all.
- Eyvazzadeh levels -- which typically indicate a low ovarian reserve or egg count -- might not be significantly tied to reduced fertility after all.
- FSH levels -- which typically indicate a low ovarian reserve or egg count -- might not be significantly tied to reduced fertility after all.
- Müllerian levels -- which typically indicate a low ovarian reserve or egg count -- might not be significantly tied to reduced fertility after all.
- San Francisco levels -- which typically indicate a low ovarian reserve or egg count -- might not be significantly tied to reduced fertility after all.


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(CNN) There's an entire chapter in Amelia Earhart's life that history ignores, says new research: The legendary American pilot died as a castaway, not in a plane crash. Earhart was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic. Her plane crashed into the Pacific Ocean while she attempted to circle the Earth. It was always assumed Earhart died in the crash and that her remains were lost to the deep waters. But now, the International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR) reveals a new theory. The skeleton of a castaway found on the island of Nikumaroro, Kiribati, in 1940 may belong to Earhart.

"The morphology of the recovered bones, insofar as we can tell by applying contemporary forensic methods to measurements taken at the time, appears consistent with a female of

OPTIONS:
- Amelia Earhart's height and ethnic origin," they said in a statement.
- American's height and ethnic origin," they said in a statement.
- Atlantic's height and ethnic origin," they said in a statement.
- Earhart's height and ethnic origin," they said in a statement.
- International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery's height and ethnic origin," they said in a statement.
- Kiribati's height and ethnic origin," they said in a statement.
- Nikumaroro's height and ethnic origin," they said in a statement.
- Pacific's height and ethnic origin," they said in a statement.
- Pacific Ocean's height and ethnic origin," they said in a statement.
- TIGHAR's height and ethnic origin," they said in a statement.


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Britain should start bombing ISIS in Syria within days, David Cameron warned tonight as he paved the way for a crunch vote next week. The Prime Minister confirmed he will 'make the case' for targeting ISIS in their headquarters in Syria this Thursday, before giving MPs the weekend to consider the plan A vote is set to be scheduled for early next week, after Mr Cameron warned: 'Every day that we spend is a day that we're not getting to GRIPS with the ISIL menace.' It came as it emerged Britain has launched 17 deadly missile attacks on ISIS in Iraq in the ten days since its terrorists struck in Paris, including seven in the last three days.

Up to 10,000 troops are on standby to be deployed on the streets of Britain in the event of a Paris-style terror attack,

OPTIONS:
- Assad announced today.
- Britain announced today.
- Cameron announced today.
- David Cameron announced today.
- ISIL announced today.
- ISIS announced today.
- Iraq announced today.
- Jeremy Corbyn announced today.
- Labour announced today.
- Paris announced today.
- Syria announced today.


A hot dog, Cinderella, a SWAT Team officer and a small Donald Trump attended a Halloween-themed naturalization ceremony overseen by a mini Obama. On Friday, 27 children wore costumes as they took the Oath of Allegiance during their naturalization ceremony near Washington, D.C. Among those in costumes included 10-year-old Germany native Luke Nitschke, dressed as a hot dog, and 12-year-old Ethiopia native Nathnael Asegdew, dressed as President Barack Obama. They, along with the other children, became some of the country's youngest and newest citizens before heading out to go trick-or-treating. Razvan Godja, 13, was also one of 27 children from 19 countries who took part in the special ceremony that was held by US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) at its Washington field office.

Stopping illegal immigration is a cornerstone of the real

OPTIONS:
- Anna's presidential campaign.
- Barack Obama's presidential campaign.
- D.C.'s presidential campaign.
- Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
- Ethiopia's presidential campaign.
- Fairfax's presidential campaign.
- Frozen's presidential campaign.
- Germany's presidential campaign.
- Kids's presidential campaign.
- Luke Nitschke's presidential campaign.
- Minnie Mouse's presidential campaign.
- Nathnael Asegdew's presidential campaign.
- Oath of Allegiance's presidential campaign.
- Obama's presidential campaign.
- Razvan Godja's presidential campaign.
- Romania's presidential campaign.
- Trump's presidential campaign.
- US Citizenship and Immigration Services's presidential campaign.
- USCIS's presidential campaign.
- Virginia's presidential campaign.
- Washington's presidential campaign.


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(CNN) Presidents should be encouraged to play golf. The more golf they play, the less time they have to mess with our lives. I'm sure liberals would gladly raise the money to buy Donald Trump a golden golf cart if it kept him out of the White House. In fact, he needs little encouragement. Trump has played his 16th round of golf since becoming President. For this we might be grateful, were it not for two complaints: cost and shameless hypocrisy. There's good reason to defend the role of golf in US politics. It's the presidential game. The sport is kind on the bones of older, powerful men; it's a chance to mix gentle leisure with one-on-one diplomacy. And the symbolism of a man or a woman whacking a ball across a luxurious green is 100% American: individualism, abundance, good humor.

What really matters, we tell ourselves, is the deeper meaning that his words don't precisely say: he will work harder for the

OPTIONS:
- American people, he will get things done.
- CNN people, he will get things done.
- Donald Trump people, he will get things done.
- GOP people, he will get things done.
- New York people, he will get things done.
- Stanley people, he will get things done.
- Tim Stanley people, he will get things done.
- Trump people, he will get things done.
- US people, he will get things done.
- White House people, he will get things done.


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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

Software experts in Russia yesterday suggested the pictures of

OPTIONS:
- FSB meeting Lebedev, supposedly taken Friday, were created in 2011 and modified a year later.
- Geydar Dzhemal meeting Lebedev, supposedly taken Friday, were created in 2011 and modified a year later.
- Kremlin meeting Lebedev, supposedly taken Friday, were created in 2011 and modified a year later.
- Moscow meeting Lebedev, supposedly taken Friday, were created in 2011 and modified a year later.
- Nikolai Patrushev meeting Lebedev, supposedly taken Friday, were created in 2011 and modified a year later.
- Putin meeting Lebedev, supposedly taken Friday, were created in 2011 and modified a year later.
- Russian meeting Lebedev, supposedly taken Friday, were created in 2011 and modified a year later.
- Supreme Court meeting Lebedev, supposedly taken Friday, were created in 2011 and modified a year later.
- Vladimir Putin meeting Lebedev, supposedly taken Friday, were created in 2011 and modified a year later.
- Vyacheslav Lebedev meeting Lebedev, supposedly taken Friday, were created in 2011 and modified a year later.
- pro-Kremlin national Islamic Committee meeting Lebedev, supposedly taken Friday, were created in 2011 and modified a year later.


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Washington (CNN) Rep. Mike Pompeo, Donald Trump's pick for CIA director, promised Thursday at his Senate confirmation hearing to deliver unvarnished facts to the President and pledged to shield the agency from political influence at a time when Trump has been critical of the intelligence community. Like other nominees this week, the Kansas Republican disagreed with the President-elect in tone and substance on several occastions. He vowed not to reinstate enhanced interrogation techniques -- even if ordered to do so by Trump -- and took a harder line on Russia than Trump has displayed. Pompeo opened the hearing with criticism of Moscow even as the President-elect has suggested that the intelligence community's findings of Russian meddling in last year's election were overblown.

Pompeo pledged that the the CIA would provide policymakers with "accurate, timely, robust and clear-eyed analysis of

OPTIONS:
- CIA activities."
- CNN activities."
- Donald Trump activities."
- Kansas activities."
- Mike Pompeo activities."
- Moscow activities."
- Pompeo activities."
- Republican activities."
- Russia activities."
- Russian activities."
- Senate activities."
- Senate Select Committee on Intelligence activities."
- Trump activities."
- Washington activities."


Washington (CNN) Between the ruthless executions of his own senior officers, bombastic threats of nuclear annihilation and defiant missile tests, it may be easy to agree with President Donald Trump's recent assessment that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is a "madman" who is "on a suicide mission for himself." But top officials from the CIA said Wednesday that Kim's actions are not those of a maniacal provocateur but a "rational actor" who is motivated by clear, long-term goals that revolve around ensuring regime survival. "There's a clarity of purpose in what Kim Jong Un has done," according to Yong Suk Lee, deputy assistant director of the CIA's Korea Mission Center, who discussed the escalating tensions between North Korea and the US during a conference organized by the agency at George Washington University.

And for

OPTIONS:
- CIA officers, diplomats and lawmakers tasked with utilizing intelligence to protect the US and its allies from the security threats posed by North Korea, understanding that purpose could prove to be key in avoiding a potentially devastating military conflict.
- CNN officers, diplomats and lawmakers tasked with utilizing intelligence to protect the US and its allies from the security threats posed by North Korea, understanding that purpose could prove to be key in avoiding a potentially devastating military conflict.
- Donald Trump officers, diplomats and lawmakers tasked with utilizing intelligence to protect the US and its allies from the security threats posed by North Korea, understanding that purpose could prove to be key in avoiding a potentially devastating military conflict.
- George Washington University officers, diplomats and lawmakers tasked with utilizing intelligence to protect the US and its allies from the security threats posed by North Korea, understanding that purpose could prove to be key in avoiding a potentially devastating military conflict.
- Kim officers, diplomats and lawmakers tasked with utilizing intelligence to protect the US and its allies from the security threats posed by North Korea, understanding that purpose could prove to be key in avoiding a potentially devastating military conflict.
- Kim Jong Un officers, diplomats and lawmakers tasked with utilizing intelligence to protect the US and its allies from the security threats posed by North Korea, understanding that purpose could prove to be key in avoiding a potentially devastating military conflict.
- Korea Mission Center officers, diplomats and lawmakers tasked with utilizing intelligence to protect the US and its allies from the security threats posed by North Korea, understanding that purpose could prove to be key in avoiding a potentially devastating military conflict.
- North Korea officers, diplomats and lawmakers tasked with utilizing intelligence to protect the US and its allies from the security threats posed by North Korea, understanding that purpose could prove to be key in avoiding a potentially devastating military conflict.
- North Korean officers, diplomats and lawmakers tasked with utilizing intelligence to protect the US and its allies from the security threats posed by North Korea, understanding that purpose could prove to be key in avoiding a potentially devastating military conflict.
- US officers, diplomats and lawmakers tasked with utilizing intelligence to protect the US and its allies from the security threats posed by North Korea, understanding that purpose could prove to be key in avoiding a potentially devastating military conflict.
- Washington officers, diplomats and lawmakers tasked with utilizing intelligence to protect the US and its allies from the security threats posed by North Korea, understanding that purpose could prove to be key in avoiding a potentially devastating military conflict.
- Yong Suk Lee officers, diplomats and lawmakers tasked with utilizing intelligence to protect the US and its allies from the security threats posed by North Korea, understanding that purpose could prove to be key in avoiding a potentially devastating military conflict.


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Washington (CNN) -- A 19-year-old Virginia teenager who says he was kidnapped and tortured by Kuwaiti authorities and placed on a "no-fly" list that prevented him from going home has returned to the United States and been reunited with his family. FBI agents questioned Gulet Mohamed after his plane landed at Dulles International Airport in suburban Washington early Friday, said his attorney, Gadeir Abbas. That questioning ended, and the teen was subsequently cleared through customs. Mohamed's family greeted him with balloons and a dozen roses. Mohamed's lawyers argued that as a U.S. citizen, Mohamed had a right to be in the United States, and that the government had provided no reason for including him on the no-fly list. Federal prosecutors later told a judge they were making arrangements to allow the teenager to return to the United States.

No-fly lists were set up to protect

OPTIONS:
- Arabic against potential threats.
- CNN against potential threats.
- Dulles International Airport against potential threats.
- FBI against potential threats.
- Gadeir Abbas against potential threats.
- Gulet Mohamed against potential threats.
- Kuwait against potential threats.
- Kuwaiti against potential threats.
- Mideast against potential threats.
- Mohamed against potential threats.
- U.S. against potential threats.
- United States against potential threats.
- Virginia against potential threats.
- Washington against potential threats.


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Conor McGregor will have the opportunity to taste success 24 hours before his fight with Jose Aldo after his team-mate Artem Lobov reached The Ultimate Fighter finale. Lobov, who was born in Russia but is based in Dublin, knocked out Julian Erosa in the first round of their semi-final. He was set to face Manchester's Saul Rogers after his victory over Marcin Wrzosek but the Brit was removed from the final due to a problem with his visa. As a result, Lobov will now fight American Ryan Hall who had been eliminated in the quarter-finals. The winner will earn a six-figure UFC contract and a Harley-Davidson motorcycle.

'Just a week before I got the call, I was in

OPTIONS:
- American training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- Artem Lobov training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- Brit training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- Conor McGregor training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- Davidson training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- Dublin training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- Hall training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- Harley training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- Ireland training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- Jose Aldo training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- Julian Erosa training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- Lobov training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- Manchester training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- Marcin Wrzosek training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- Russia training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- Ryan Hall training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- Saul Rogers training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- UFC training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- Ultimate Fighter training with Artem and helping him prepare.
- Winner training with Artem and helping him prepare.


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Kermanshah, Iran (CNN) The journey to this week's freestyle wrestling World Cup in Iran was an exhausting one for the US team -- and not only because of the long trip from the US to the Iranian city Kermanshah, with two stopovers in Frankfurt and Tehran. It was the diplomatic hurdles that had stressed Team USA out. The wrestlers were caught in the most recent escalation between Tehran and the new Trump administration, and their visas did not come through until the last minute. "It was difficult. There was a period of time where we were like, are we going, are we not going?" US Olympic gold medalist Jordan Burroughs told CNN. "It was difficult being pawns in the game of political powers that were essentially deciding our fate."

The

OPTIONS:
- CNN wrestlers understood that they were right in the middle of this diplomatic standoff, but said they wouldn't allow politics to taint their views of the athletes they are competing against.
- Frankfurt wrestlers understood that they were right in the middle of this diplomatic standoff, but said they wouldn't allow politics to taint their views of the athletes they are competing against.
- Iran wrestlers understood that they were right in the middle of this diplomatic standoff, but said they wouldn't allow politics to taint their views of the athletes they are competing against.
- Iranian wrestlers understood that they were right in the middle of this diplomatic standoff, but said they wouldn't allow politics to taint their views of the athletes they are competing against.
- Jordan Burroughs wrestlers understood that they were right in the middle of this diplomatic standoff, but said they wouldn't allow politics to taint their views of the athletes they are competing against.
- Kermanshah wrestlers understood that they were right in the middle of this diplomatic standoff, but said they wouldn't allow politics to taint their views of the athletes they are competing against.
- Russia wrestlers understood that they were right in the middle of this diplomatic standoff, but said they wouldn't allow politics to taint their views of the athletes they are competing against.
- Team USA wrestlers understood that they were right in the middle of this diplomatic standoff, but said they wouldn't allow politics to taint their views of the athletes they are competing against.
- Tehran wrestlers understood that they were right in the middle of this diplomatic standoff, but said they wouldn't allow politics to taint their views of the athletes they are competing against.
- Trump wrestlers understood that they were right in the middle of this diplomatic standoff, but said they wouldn't allow politics to taint their views of the athletes they are competing against.
- US wrestlers understood that they were right in the middle of this diplomatic standoff, but said they wouldn't allow politics to taint their views of the athletes they are competing against.
- US Olympic wrestlers understood that they were right in the middle of this diplomatic standoff, but said they wouldn't allow politics to taint their views of the athletes they are competing against.
- USA wrestlers understood that they were right in the middle of this diplomatic standoff, but said they wouldn't allow politics to taint their views of the athletes they are competing against.
- World Cup wrestlers understood that they were right in the middle of this diplomatic standoff, but said they wouldn't allow politics to taint their views of the athletes they are competing against.


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(CNN) 7-year-old Katie Eddington loves swimming, running, basketball and soccer. Her favorite animal is a horse. Her favorite flavor of ice cream is chocolate. By all accounts, Katie is a normal little girl. But Katie has a superpower: She has a special leg. The accident Katie was injured in a lawnmower accident in October 2013. "I had just left to go to work," said Katie's mother, Samanatha Eddington. "My husband (Russell Eddington) was finishing mowing the yard." Katie, 4 at the time, was in the house initially, but she went outside. "She slipped and fell on the grass," Eddington said.

In July 2015, the

OPTIONS:
- CNN's decided to have doctors amputate Katie's leg.
- Eddington's decided to have doctors amputate Katie's leg.
- Katie's decided to have doctors amputate Katie's leg.
- Katie Eddington's decided to have doctors amputate Katie's leg.
- Russell Eddington's decided to have doctors amputate Katie's leg.
- Samanatha Eddington's decided to have doctors amputate Katie's leg.


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(CNN) One of two suspects in a church attack that left a priest dead in northern France was known to anti-terror authorities after attempting a trip to Syria, a French anti-terrorism prosecutor said Tuesday. Adel Kermiche, 19, was wearing an "electronic tag" during the deadly hostage incident at a Catholic church in the town of Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray, prosecutor Francois Molins said. The monitoring apparatus was a condition of his house arrest after two attempts in 2015 to travel abroad -- at least once to Syria -- using a relative's identification, Molins said. Kermiche was identified via fingerprints after the attack, which French President Francois Hollande said was committed in the name of ISIS.

The ISIS-linked Amaq News Agency released a statement Tuesday, posted by the group's supporters, claiming the

OPTIONS:
- Adel Kermiche attackers were the terror outfit's "soldiers."
- Catholic attackers were the terror outfit's "soldiers."
- Etienne attackers were the terror outfit's "soldiers."
- France attackers were the terror outfit's "soldiers."
- Francois Hollande attackers were the terror outfit's "soldiers."
- Francois Molins attackers were the terror outfit's "soldiers."
- French attackers were the terror outfit's "soldiers."
- ISIS attackers were the terror outfit's "soldiers."
- Kermiche attackers were the terror outfit's "soldiers."
- Molins attackers were the terror outfit's "soldiers."
- Normandy attackers were the terror outfit's "soldiers."
- Rouvray attackers were the terror outfit's "soldiers."
- Saint attackers were the terror outfit's "soldiers."
- Syria attackers were the terror outfit's "soldiers."


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Former Scotland captain Dave Mackay, legendary enforcer of Tottenham’s 1961 double winning side, has died aged 80. In an age of hard men, the stockily built midfield man was one of the toughest, a symbol of passion and fiery commitment. For years the iconic picture of him angrily holding Leeds’ equally combative Billy Bremner was framed on the wall in the players’ lounge at White Hart Lane, the club’s spiritual leader long after he’d left. Dave Mackay confronts Billy Bremner during his Tottenham days in August 1966 Mackay is crowned by  Jimmy Robertson (right) after Spurs beat Chelsea 2-1 in the 1967 FA Cup final

In all Mackay played 318 times for

OPTIONS:
- Alzheimer, twice recovering from a broken left leg to captain the side that won the FA Cup in 1967.
- Billy Bremner, twice recovering from a broken left leg to captain the side that won the FA Cup in 1967.
- Chelsea, twice recovering from a broken left leg to captain the side that won the FA Cup in 1967.
- Dave Mackay, twice recovering from a broken left leg to captain the side that won the FA Cup in 1967.
- Derby County, twice recovering from a broken left leg to captain the side that won the FA Cup in 1967.
- FA Cup, twice recovering from a broken left leg to captain the side that won the FA Cup in 1967.
- Jimmy Robertson, twice recovering from a broken left leg to captain the side that won the FA Cup in 1967.
- Leeds, twice recovering from a broken left leg to captain the side that won the FA Cup in 1967.
- Mackay, twice recovering from a broken left leg to captain the side that won the FA Cup in 1967.
- Parkinson, twice recovering from a broken left leg to captain the side that won the FA Cup in 1967.
- Scotland, twice recovering from a broken left leg to captain the side that won the FA Cup in 1967.
- Spurs, twice recovering from a broken left leg to captain the side that won the FA Cup in 1967.
- Tottenham, twice recovering from a broken left leg to captain the side that won the FA Cup in 1967.
- White Hart Lane, twice recovering from a broken left leg to captain the side that won the FA Cup in 1967.


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LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Given a cast of Adam Sandler, Seth Rogen and Jonah Hill, and the guiding hand of director and writer Judd Apatow ("Knocked Up" and "The 40-Year-Old Virgin"), perhaps there is no more appropriate title than simply "Funny People." Adam Sandler, Seth Rogen and Judd Apatow get together at the "Funny People" premiere in Hollywood. Which is saying something, since "Funny People" frequently treads into the darker realms of comedy. Sandler leads the cast as George Simmons, an A-list Hollywood comedian whose fame and fortune has brought him a beautiful mansion on the beach, lots of luck with the ladies and, as the audience soon discovers, a life of loneliness.

OPTIONS:
- Adam Sandler, who says he wouldn't be in comedy if he never saw Sandler's movies while he was growing up, says "Funny People" paints an accurate picture of the ups and downs of comedians who are just starting out.
- CNN, who says he wouldn't be in comedy if he never saw Sandler's movies while he was growing up, says "Funny People" paints an accurate picture of the ups and downs of comedians who are just starting out.
- California, who says he wouldn't be in comedy if he never saw Sandler's movies while he was growing up, says "Funny People" paints an accurate picture of the ups and downs of comedians who are just starting out.
- Funny People, who says he wouldn't be in comedy if he never saw Sandler's movies while he was growing up, says "Funny People" paints an accurate picture of the ups and downs of comedians who are just starting out.
- George Simmons, who says he wouldn't be in comedy if he never saw Sandler's movies while he was growing up, says "Funny People" paints an accurate picture of the ups and downs of comedians who are just starting out.
- Hollywood, who says he wouldn't be in comedy if he never saw Sandler's movies while he was growing up, says "Funny People" paints an accurate picture of the ups and downs of comedians who are just starting out.
- Jonah Hill, who says he wouldn't be in comedy if he never saw Sandler's movies while he was growing up, says "Funny People" paints an accurate picture of the ups and downs of comedians who are just starting out.
- Judd Apatow, who says he wouldn't be in comedy if he never saw Sandler's movies while he was growing up, says "Funny People" paints an accurate picture of the ups and downs of comedians who are just starting out.
- LOS ANGELES, who says he wouldn't be in comedy if he never saw Sandler's movies while he was growing up, says "Funny People" paints an accurate picture of the ups and downs of comedians who are just starting out.
- Rogen, who says he wouldn't be in comedy if he never saw Sandler's movies while he was growing up, says "Funny People" paints an accurate picture of the ups and downs of comedians who are just starting out.
- Sandler, who says he wouldn't be in comedy if he never saw Sandler's movies while he was growing up, says "Funny People" paints an accurate picture of the ups and downs of comedians who are just starting out.
- Seth Rogen, who says he wouldn't be in comedy if he never saw Sandler's movies while he was growing up, says "Funny People" paints an accurate picture of the ups and downs of comedians who are just starting out.


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When President Barack Obama dined with a dozen technology business leaders in California four years ago, it was Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt who sat at the head of the table. Obama sat on one side, between the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and Facebook pioneer Mark Zuckerberg, but the place of honor was no accident. Google executives and employees donated more than $1.6 million to Obama's two White House campaigns, and the online search giant parachuted top talent into both. One result has been a coziness with the U.S. government's executive branch that few other companies can match – marked by access for lobbyists, mentions in nearly half of Obama's State of the Union addresses, and a personnel feeder trough serving the White House with new senior hires.

His ascent in Obama's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's

OPTIONS:
- Apple headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Barack Obama headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Daily Mail Online headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Eric Schmidt headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Facebook headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Federal Trade Commission headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Google headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Hillary Clinton headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Mark Zuckerberg headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Mitt Romney headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Obama headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Republican headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- State of the Union headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Steve Jobs headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- U.S. headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- White House headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.


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Chicago (CNN) Death first stared at Sonia, straight in the eyes, when she was only 10 years old. "I was wondering, 'When is it going to be my last day?'" Sonia told CNN. "I wasn't living. I was surviving." The ruthless gangs in her native Guatemala had her in the crosshairs during her early teenage years, she said, following her and threatening her in the street. Sonia, who asked CNN to change her name because she fears for her safety, said they threatened her mother, as well. "They told her, 'We are going to rape your daughters,' " Sonia said.

"These students are not strangers to failure," said Father Michael Garanzini, the mastermind behind

OPTIONS:
- Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago.
- CNN.
- Chicago.
- Death.
- Guatemala.
- Jesuit.
- Sonia.


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Saletta, Italy (CNN) [Breaking news update, posted at 12:30 a.m. ET on August 25] At least 247 people were killed after a 6.2-magnitude earthquake struck central Italy Wednesday, according to Italy's Civil Protection Department. [Previous story, posted at 10:16 p.m. ET on August 24] In the small Italian towns hit hard by a magnitude-6.2 earthquake that struck in the middle of the night, rescuers feverishly dug through the rubble of downed homes and apartments looking for survivors. In one such rescue, shown on CNN affiliate Sky TG24, a firefighter in Amatrice clawed at the rubble, trying to get to a little girl.

Similar scenes played out in Amatrice and the other towns hit hardest by the deadly quake, which killed at least 159 people, according to ANSA,

OPTIONS:
- Amatrice's national news agency.
- CNN's national news agency.
- Civil Protection Department's national news agency.
- Italian's national news agency.
- Italy's national news agency.
- Saletta's national news agency.
- Sky TG24's national news agency.


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Real Madrid are locked in a see-saw battle to get themselves reinstated in the Copa del Rey, after the Spanish authorities once again rejected their appeal. The club were initially disqualified for fielding the ineligible Denis Cheryshev, who should have been suspended for the game against Cadiz. But, despite numerous appeals, the Spanish government's Disciplinary Committee for Sport (TAD) said it would not suspend the football federation's ban, while it waits to make a final decision. It means that, ahead of the return leg due to be played on Wednesday, Real are still banned, but TAD could yet change the decision.

The RFEF rejected

OPTIONS:
- Cadiz's appeal on Thursday and the club filed a further appeal with the TAD, which included a request to have the expulsion suspended.
- Copa del Rey's appeal on Thursday and the club filed a further appeal with the TAD, which included a request to have the expulsion suspended.
- Denis Cheryshev's appeal on Thursday and the club filed a further appeal with the TAD, which included a request to have the expulsion suspended.
- Disciplinary Committee for Sport's appeal on Thursday and the club filed a further appeal with the TAD, which included a request to have the expulsion suspended.
- Giants's appeal on Thursday and the club filed a further appeal with the TAD, which included a request to have the expulsion suspended.
- Madrid's appeal on Thursday and the club filed a further appeal with the TAD, which included a request to have the expulsion suspended.
- Real's appeal on Thursday and the club filed a further appeal with the TAD, which included a request to have the expulsion suspended.
- Real Madrid's appeal on Thursday and the club filed a further appeal with the TAD, which included a request to have the expulsion suspended.
- Spanish's appeal on Thursday and the club filed a further appeal with the TAD, which included a request to have the expulsion suspended.
- TAD's appeal on Thursday and the club filed a further appeal with the TAD, which included a request to have the expulsion suspended.


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For two hours at the start of a Test match that England cannot afford to lose it was possible to believe that Colin Graves’ description of West Indies as ‘mediocre’ would have the same motivating effect as Tony Greig saying he would make them grovel. Certainly the comments of the ECB’s outspoken new chairman were not looking very accurate when England’s new top three had all succumbed to a West Indies pace attack seemingly inspired by bowling coach Curtly Ambrose. That England averted disaster was down to their middle order. Ian Bell, with his 22nd Test century, Joe Root and, thrillingly, the rejuvenated Ben Stokes had restored order in this crucial first Test.

Bell and Root combined to dig

OPTIONS:
- Alastair Cook out of trouble with a fourth-wicket partnership of 177
- Antigua out of trouble with a fourth-wicket partnership of 177
- Bell out of trouble with a fourth-wicket partnership of 177
- Ben Stokes out of trouble with a fourth-wicket partnership of 177
- Colin Graves out of trouble with a fourth-wicket partnership of 177
- Curtly Ambrose out of trouble with a fourth-wicket partnership of 177
- ECB out of trouble with a fourth-wicket partnership of 177
- England out of trouble with a fourth-wicket partnership of 177
- Gary Ballance out of trouble with a fourth-wicket partnership of 177
- Ian Bell out of trouble with a fourth-wicket partnership of 177
- Joe Root out of trouble with a fourth-wicket partnership of 177
- Jonathan Trott out of trouble with a fourth-wicket partnership of 177
- Kemar Roach out of trouble with a fourth-wicket partnership of 177
- Tony Greig out of trouble with a fourth-wicket partnership of 177
- West Indies out of trouble with a fourth-wicket partnership of 177


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Paris (CNN) President Donald Trump offered a staunch defense of his eldest son Thursday, saying during a carefully worded response here that Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with a Russian lawyer was a standard session that any political operative would have taken. "My son is a wonderful young man. He took a meeting with a Russian lawyer, not a government lawyer, but a Russian lawyer," he said alongside French President Emmanuel Macron at the ornate Élysée Palace. "It was a short meeting. It was a meeting that went very, very quickly, very fast." According to the emails released by Trump Jr. this week, the lawyer -- Natalia Veselnitskaya -- was described to Trump's son in an email as a "Russian government lawyer" with information that was part of the country's effort to help elect his father.

Macron is eager to develop close security ties with Trump, but in other areas he's already emerged as a vocal critic, most notably over

OPTIONS:
- CNN's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Donald Trump's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Donald Trump Jr.'s withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Emmanuel Macron's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- French's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Macron's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Natalia Veselnitskaya's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Paris's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Russian's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Trump's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Trump Jr.'s withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Warsaw's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Élysée Palace's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.


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(CNN) Britain's stunning vote to leave the European Union is both historic and world-changing. But what does it really mean for folks living on the other side of the Atlantic? Potentially, everything -- the economy, national security, even the race for president. Here are five ways Brexit will affect Americans: It could hurt the economy The UK is the world's fifth-largest economy and one of the United States' largest trading partners, so if it catches a cold, we may get a little sick, too. When the pound dropped to 30-year lows as the results came in and British stocks got pounded, it was no surprise when Wall Street tumbled more than 500 points right after the opening bell Friday morning. So yes, your 401k's probably a little smaller right now.

Lots of U.S. companies invest in the

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- America as a gateway to the rest Europe's market.
- Americans as a gateway to the rest Europe's market.
- Atlantic as a gateway to the rest Europe's market.
- Brexit as a gateway to the rest Europe's market.
- Britain as a gateway to the rest Europe's market.
- British as a gateway to the rest Europe's market.
- CNN as a gateway to the rest Europe's market.
- Europe as a gateway to the rest Europe's market.
- European Union as a gateway to the rest Europe's market.
- U.S. as a gateway to the rest Europe's market.
- UK as a gateway to the rest Europe's market.
- United States as a gateway to the rest Europe's market.
- Wall Street as a gateway to the rest Europe's market.


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(CNN) When Sudanese refugee Aziz Adam landed on Christmas Island, in Australian territory, he thought his days of horror and torture were over. Fleeing without his family, under threat of death for being a member of the wrong tribe in Sudan, he told CNN he would rather die in the ocean than be tortured in his home country. But when he was transferred to Australia's remote detention center on Manus Island in 2013, he realized his trauma had only just begun. "They just want us to die. For the last three years we were under heavy, systematic torture (which) aim to force us to go back ... Hundreds of us lost their minds completely," he said.

"When I came to Australia first, I thought (I was) in safe hands and place, I started to think how to get my family out of that mess in

OPTIONS:
- Australia.
- Australian.
- Aziz Adam.
- CNN.
- Christmas Island.
- Manus Island.
- Sudan.
- Sudanese.


The grim reality of life in Syria is told through the eyes of the down-trodden and oppressed refugees living there in a harrowing new book. Syrian journalist Samar Yazbek has told how people are trapped between ISIS barbarians and president Bashar al-Assad's brutal regime live in constant fear of beheadings and bomb strikes. Samar fled the war-torn country in 2011 after criticising Assad – but sneaked back in three times to get accounts from people living on the front line who have carved out lives among the rubble. She described seeing a girl of around seven with no arms or legs who she saw sat on a chair outside a kiosk in the city of Saraqeb, just seconds before the area was destroyed by an air strike.

By

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- Assad's next visit, the battalion's headquarters had been bombed.
- Bashar al's next visit, the battalion's headquarters had been bombed.
- ISIS's next visit, the battalion's headquarters had been bombed.
- Samar's next visit, the battalion's headquarters had been bombed.
- Samar Yazbek's next visit, the battalion's headquarters had been bombed.
- Saraqeb's next visit, the battalion's headquarters had been bombed.
- Syria's next visit, the battalion's headquarters had been bombed.
- Syrian's next visit, the battalion's headquarters had been bombed.


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SHANGHAI, China (CNN)  -- On Saturday at 10 a.m. it's show time for Brenda Zhang and her subtitle team. They roll out of bed, meet each other online and chat, while their modems download the latest episode of "Prison Break," which just aired half a world away on Friday night in America. Chinese netizens have a growing appetite for online English content. Once they have the show on their hard drives, the team spends the rest of the day creating subtitles for it in Chinese before putting it back online for other fans to watch. Dozens of such groups exist in China. They are voluntary and are translating a mix of media, from books and magazines to games, TV shows and movies. The translated products are for an audience whose primary means of accessing foreign entertainment is the Internet.

The members of these online translations groups participate out of a desire to improve their

OPTIONS:
- America.
- Brenda Zhang.
- CNN.
- China.
- Chinese.
- English.
- Prison Break.
- SHANGHAI.
- U.S..


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Champions League holders Real Madrid will face local rivals Atletico Madrid - the team they beat in last season's final - in the quarter-finals of this season's competition. Los Blancos needed extra-time to beat Diego Simeone's men in Lisbon May but the two Madrid sides will face each other again next month as they look to make it all the way to Berlin. Carlo Ancelotti's side scraped past Schalke to reach the last eight, while Atletico required a penalty shootout to see off Bayer Leverkusen at the Vicente Calderon on Tuesday. Real Madrid trio Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema (L-R) are looking to retain the trophy

April 21 - Barcelona vs PSG, Bayern Munich vs

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- 97/98 Champions League
- Arsenal
- Atleti
- Atletico
- Atletico Madrid
- Barca
- Barcelona
- Bayer Leverkusen
- Bayern
- Bayern Munich
- Berlin
- CL 2008/09
- Carlo Ancelotti
- Champions League
- Cristiano Ronaldo
- D
- D2 L6
- Diego Simeone
- European
- European Cup
- French
- Gareth Bale
- German
- Intertoto
- Italian
- Juve
- Juventus
- Karim Benzema
- L-R
- L2 D1
- Lionel Messi
- Lisbon May
- Los Blancos
- Madrid
- Monaco
- Monte Carlo
- Nantes
- Neymar
- Nou Camp
- Old Lady
- PSG
- Paris Saint-Germain
- Porto
- Portuguese
- Real
- Real Madrid
- Schalke
- Serie A
- Sevilla
- Spanish
- Sporting
- UEFA Champions League
- Vicente Calderon
- W
- W6 D4


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Six Australians with strongly held beliefs about refugees and asylum seekers will embark on a reverse journey as they retrace the steps of those who have fled some of the most dangerous cities in the world. A former refugee, two sisters, a detention centre whistle-blower, a tough talking teacher and a 'Stop the Boats' campaigner have all agreed to be part of the controversial SBS documentary series Go Back To Where You Came From. The series, which last aired in 2012, aims to provoke national debate about how Australia responds to refugees and asylum seekers. It follows the introduction of the Abbott government's 'Stop the Boats' policies and controversy surrounding detainee treatment in detention centres on Nauru and Manus Island.

'I just think that they want to explore maybe the economic opportunities that

OPTIONS:
- Abbott offers.
- Australia offers.
- Australians offers.
- Go Back To Where You Came offers.
- Go Back To Where You Came From offers.
- Manus Island offers.
- Nauru offers.
- SBS offers.
- Stop the Boats offers.


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The likes of Jack Wilshere, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Per Mertesacker got back down to action on Tuesday afternoon as Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger put his players through their paces at London Colney. A large majority of Arsenal's first team stars returned to training as they geared up for their side's tour of Singapore. The Gunners will take on a Singapore Select XI at the Singapore National Stadium on July 15 before facing either Everton or Stoke City  on July 18 as they look to win the Asia Trophy. The Brazilian winger has had to spend the last four years on loan in Spain with Levante, Alcoyano, Ponferradina, Murcia and Almeria in order to be issued with a Spanish passport, which allows the 22-year-old to play in the Barclays Premier League.

A proper fan has to learn all the

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- Alcoyano songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Alex Oxlade songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Almeria songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Arsenal songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Arsene Wenger songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Asia Trophy songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Barclays Premier League songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Brazilian songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Chamberlain songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Chelsea songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Community Shield songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Dan Crowley songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Emirates Cup songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- England songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Everton songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Gunners songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Jack Wilshere songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Levante songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- London Colney songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Murcia songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Per Mertesacker songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Ponferradina songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Singapore songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Singapore National Stadium songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Singapore Select XI songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Spain songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Spanish songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Stoke City songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Wellington Silva songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- Wembley songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.
- West Ham songs so it’s nice to hear them singing our songs and the way they are singing is even more surprising because they sing with their heart.


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(CNN) Bangladesh summoned the Myanmar ambassador Wednesday to urge an end to the violence that has engulfed the region and to raise concerns about reports of landmines being laid along the border between the two countries. At least 164,000 ethnic Rohingya Muslims have fled to Bangladesh from Myanmar since August 25, according to the Inter Sector Coordination Group (ISCG) of humanitarian agencies in Bangladesh. The United Nations expects that number to jump to 300,000 by the end of the year. On Wednesday, a senior Bangladeshi border guard, who did not want to be named, told CNN that one of his guards reported an incident from Monday in which two Rohingyas fleeing Myanmar were injured by separate landmines. They were carried across to the Bangladesh side of the border and are now in a hospital receiving treatment.

"Some mines were placed there, then someone stepped into it, and it exploded, and a few

OPTIONS:
- Bangladesh got injured," he said, adding that a woman lost her leg and a boy also suffered injuries.
- Bangladeshi got injured," he said, adding that a woman lost her leg and a boy also suffered injuries.
- CNN got injured," he said, adding that a woman lost her leg and a boy also suffered injuries.
- ISCG got injured," he said, adding that a woman lost her leg and a boy also suffered injuries.
- Inter Sector Coordination Group got injured," he said, adding that a woman lost her leg and a boy also suffered injuries.
- Myanmar got injured," he said, adding that a woman lost her leg and a boy also suffered injuries.
- Rohingya got injured," he said, adding that a woman lost her leg and a boy also suffered injuries.
- Rohingya Muslims got injured," he said, adding that a woman lost her leg and a boy also suffered injuries.
- Rohingyas got injured," he said, adding that a woman lost her leg and a boy also suffered injuries.
- United Nations got injured," he said, adding that a woman lost her leg and a boy also suffered injuries.


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(CNN) -- As an American socialite and hotel heiress, Paris Hilton has built up a global brand on her sexy image -- and sometimes very few clothes. But many believe she has gone a step too far in opening a store selling luxury items in the Muslim holy city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia. Hilton's rise to worldwide fame was boosted in part by a homemade sex movie that went viral online in 2003, days before the debut of her reality TV series "The Simple Life." This does not sit well with many in Mecca, which attracts three million Muslim pilgrims from around the world every year.

I think it was a smart move from the local partners in expanding to (

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- American) considering it (is) one of the prime locations and hubs in the kingdom's retail industry.
- CNN) considering it (is) one of the prime locations and hubs in the kingdom's retail industry.
- Hilton) considering it (is) one of the prime locations and hubs in the kingdom's retail industry.
- Mecca) considering it (is) one of the prime locations and hubs in the kingdom's retail industry.
- Muslim) considering it (is) one of the prime locations and hubs in the kingdom's retail industry.
- Muslim holy city) considering it (is) one of the prime locations and hubs in the kingdom's retail industry.
- Muslims) considering it (is) one of the prime locations and hubs in the kingdom's retail industry.
- Paris Hilton) considering it (is) one of the prime locations and hubs in the kingdom's retail industry.
- Saudi) considering it (is) one of the prime locations and hubs in the kingdom's retail industry.
- Saudi Arabia) considering it (is) one of the prime locations and hubs in the kingdom's retail industry.
- The Simple Life) considering it (is) one of the prime locations and hubs in the kingdom's retail industry.


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She has staked her claim to the American dream on her rise from secretary to CEO and made it the platform from which she has launched countless speeches as a would-be presidential candidate. But now Carly Fiorina's story has been put in doubt by the man she was with at the very start of her rise. Todd Bartlem, who went on to become Fiorina's first husband,  accuses her of creating a misleading mythology and 'losing her humanity' for a 'pathological' pursuit of power. Speaking exclusively to Daily Mail Online, he said: 'It's not like she was a secretary for 15 years and rose up. She dropped out of law school, she settled on business school. It was all very planned.

There is no doubt that

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- American became incredibly close to the girls.
- Carly Fiorina became incredibly close to the girls.
- Daily Mail Online became incredibly close to the girls.
- Fiorina became incredibly close to the girls.
- Hewlett became incredibly close to the girls.
- Lori became incredibly close to the girls.
- Packard became incredibly close to the girls.
- Republican became incredibly close to the girls.
- Todd Bartlem became incredibly close to the girls.
- White House became incredibly close to the girls.


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A Royal Navy submarine scuttled off the coast of Corsica during the Second World War has been discovered 72 years later. HMS Saracen was found lying more than 1,000ft below the surface of the Mediterranean today following a two-year search. The boat terrorised the German and Italian navies during the war, taking part in daring missions before she was sunk by her own crew. Eerie photographs released by Italian engineer Guido Gay show HMS Saracen on the seabed off Corsica. 'This morning I inspected a sonar contact found yesterday and there she is - beautifully adorned by white corals,' he said, adding that the S-class submarine was found in Italian waters, and at a depth of 1,385ft.

Lt Michael Lumby, captain of the

OPTIONS:
- Boat, deliberately waited a day because he did not want to sink his boat on the 'unlucky' Friday 13.
- Corsica, deliberately waited a day because he did not want to sink his boat on the 'unlucky' Friday 13.
- Eerie, deliberately waited a day because he did not want to sink his boat on the 'unlucky' Friday 13.
- German, deliberately waited a day because he did not want to sink his boat on the 'unlucky' Friday 13.
- Guido Gay, deliberately waited a day because he did not want to sink his boat on the 'unlucky' Friday 13.
- HMS Saracen, deliberately waited a day because he did not want to sink his boat on the 'unlucky' Friday 13.
- Italian, deliberately waited a day because he did not want to sink his boat on the 'unlucky' Friday 13.
- Mediterranean, deliberately waited a day because he did not want to sink his boat on the 'unlucky' Friday 13.
- Royal Navy, deliberately waited a day because he did not want to sink his boat on the 'unlucky' Friday 13.
- S, deliberately waited a day because he did not want to sink his boat on the 'unlucky' Friday 13.
- Second World War, deliberately waited a day because he did not want to sink his boat on the 'unlucky' Friday 13.
- Submarine, deliberately waited a day because he did not want to sink his boat on the 'unlucky' Friday 13.


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Sir Vivian Richards believes James Anderson will be remembered as an England great and a worthy heir to Sir Ian Botham. Anderson will earn his 100th Test cap on Monday when England take on the West Indies at the Antiguan ground that bears Richards' name. Four wickets in the game would take him past Botham's national record of 383 Test wickets, making Anderson the most prolific English bowler in history. England's James Anderson plays his 100th Test match in Antigua against the West Indies from Monday Anderson needs just three wickets to go level with Sir Ian Botham as England's top Test wicket taker

'I captained a lot of great bowlers and I would have liked

OPTIONS:
- Anderson too.'
- Antigua too.'
- Antiguan too.'
- Botham too.'
- England too.'
- English too.'
- Ian Botham too.'
- James Anderson too.'
- Richards too.'
- Test too.'
- Vivian Richards too.'
- Vivian Richards Cricket Ground too.'
- West Indies too.'


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(CNN) I had no idea how right I was, a month ago, when I wrote in The New York Times that American Jews should be wary of their new President. Since then, we have had the incredible slip on January 27: Holocaust Remembrance Day. Except slip is not the word, as we later learned from Politico. The White House claimed it did not see a draft of a statement prepared by the State Department until after the White House had issued its own statement, which left out mention of Jewish victims. The State Department release had contained, as in past years under preceding presidents, mention of the six million Jews exterminated by the Nazis.

We were witnessing a deliberate effort to push the

OPTIONS:
- American Jews victims of genocide into the gray area of killings in general and of faceless and nameless crimes.
- CNN victims of genocide into the gray area of killings in general and of faceless and nameless crimes.
- Holocaust Remembrance Day victims of genocide into the gray area of killings in general and of faceless and nameless crimes.
- Jewish victims of genocide into the gray area of killings in general and of faceless and nameless crimes.
- Jews victims of genocide into the gray area of killings in general and of faceless and nameless crimes.
- Levy victims of genocide into the gray area of killings in general and of faceless and nameless crimes.
- Nazis victims of genocide into the gray area of killings in general and of faceless and nameless crimes.
- Politico victims of genocide into the gray area of killings in general and of faceless and nameless crimes.
- State Department victims of genocide into the gray area of killings in general and of faceless and nameless crimes.
- The New York Times victims of genocide into the gray area of killings in general and of faceless and nameless crimes.
- White House victims of genocide into the gray area of killings in general and of faceless and nameless crimes.


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(CNN) When celebrities speak, it seems, the world listens -- even when it comes to personal and public health. Just look at what happened after Charlie Sheen's HIV disclosure two years ago, said John Ayers, a research professor at San Diego State University. Sales of in-home HIV testing kits reached record highs around the same time the actor announced that he had been diagnosed as HIV-positive in 2015, according to a study published in the journal Prevention Science on Thursday. Ayers was a co-author of the study. About the same time, "in record numbers, people were going online, seeking out information on what the signs of HIV are, on how to find and appropriately prevent HIV with devices such as condoms and also how to get tested,'" Ayers said. "We've seen this ... many times over."

When

OPTIONS:
- Ayers disclosed, there was this trove of information," he said.
- Charlie Sheen disclosed, there was this trove of information," he said.
- HIV disclosed, there was this trove of information," he said.
- John Ayers disclosed, there was this trove of information," he said.
- Prevention Science disclosed, there was this trove of information," he said.
- San Diego State University disclosed, there was this trove of information," he said.


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Scotland's first home-grown wine has been described as 'undrinkable' by experts. Christopher Trotter, from Aberdeen, hoped to defy the Scottish climate and set up his own vineyard in Fife three years ago. There has been international interest in his bid to make wine in one of Europe's wettest countries, and the first bottles of 'Chateau Largo' have been keenly awaited. But he admits his first vintage from the Upper Largo vineyard has fallen short of expectations. 'It's not great,' he said. 'We have produced a vintage of, shall we say, a certain quality, but I'm confident the next will be much better.

'We have proved we can grow grapes in the

OPTIONS:
- Aberdeen climate.'
- Chateau Largo climate.'
- Christopher Trotter climate.'
- Europe climate.'
- Fife climate.'
- Scotland climate.'
- Scottish climate.'
- Trotter climate.'
- Upper Largo climate.'