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Washington (CNN) South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, tapped by President-elect Donald Trump to be UN ambassador, questioned Wednesday at her Senate confirmation hearing whether the US's funding of the world body is worth it. And she diverged sharply from many of the foreign policy views Trump has expressed, telling senators that she expected the President-elect's views to evolve under the counsel of his national security team. Haley rapped the UN for its treatment of Israel and indicated that she thinks the US should reconsider its contribution of 22% of the annual budget. "Are we getting what we pay for?" she asked.

One of the persistent weaknesses across the

OPTIONS:
- CNN system has been the biased and ugly approach to issues that relate to Israel.
- Donald Trump system has been the biased and ugly approach to issues that relate to Israel.
- Haley system has been the biased and ugly approach to issues that relate to Israel.
- Israel system has been the biased and ugly approach to issues that relate to Israel.
- Nikki Haley system has been the biased and ugly approach to issues that relate to Israel.
- Senate system has been the biased and ugly approach to issues that relate to Israel.
- South Carolina system has been the biased and ugly approach to issues that relate to Israel.
- Trump system has been the biased and ugly approach to issues that relate to Israel.
- UN system has been the biased and ugly approach to issues that relate to Israel.
- US system has been the biased and ugly approach to issues that relate to Israel.
- Washington system has been the biased and ugly approach to issues that relate to Israel.


Karachi, Pakistan (CNN) At least 153 were killed Sunday when they rushed to collect leaking fuel from a crashed tanker in Bahawalpur, eastern Pakistan, before it suddenly exploded. The truck veered off the road when the driver lost control, police official Mohammad Akhtar told CNN. As the tanker sat on the side of the road, fuel began leaking out in large pools. Shortly afterwards an explosion tore the container open like a soda can, engulfing everything around the truck, including women and children, according to the government-run Associated Press of Pakistan. Many victims died immediately, while others succumbed to their injuries at hospitals.

A state of emergency was declared in

OPTIONS:
- Associated Press of Pakistan, Punjab provincial government spokesman Salman Sufi said.
- Bahawalpur, Punjab provincial government spokesman Salman Sufi said.
- CNN, Punjab provincial government spokesman Salman Sufi said.
- Karachi, Punjab provincial government spokesman Salman Sufi said.
- Mohammad Akhtar, Punjab provincial government spokesman Salman Sufi said.
- Pakistan, Punjab provincial government spokesman Salman Sufi said.


Complete the passage.

Tottenham will push through the £21.9million signing of Son Heung-Min from Bayer Leverkusen as their bid for West Bromwich Albion’s Saido Berahino was brought to a shuddering halt. Albion chairman Jeremy Peace declared that Berahino was not for sale and criticised Tottenham’s pursuit of the England Under 21 forward on Thursday night. Peace’s strong words came after it became clear Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino was happy to rely on Son as his main back-up to Harry Kane. Peace held talks with Berahino on Thursday in a bid to clear the air and the 22-year-old will return to Albion’s squad this weekend. Yet Peace hit out at Tottenham for making what he insists were derisory offers.

As I have made clear from the moment

OPTIONS:
- Albion lodged their first bid for Saido on August 18, selling our top goalscorer was never on our agenda this summer.
- Bayer Leverkusen lodged their first bid for Saido on August 18, selling our top goalscorer was never on our agenda this summer.
- Bayern Leverkusen lodged their first bid for Saido on August 18, selling our top goalscorer was never on our agenda this summer.
- Berahino lodged their first bid for Saido on August 18, selling our top goalscorer was never on our agenda this summer.
- England lodged their first bid for Saido on August 18, selling our top goalscorer was never on our agenda this summer.
- Harry Kane lodged their first bid for Saido on August 18, selling our top goalscorer was never on our agenda this summer.
- Jeremy Peace lodged their first bid for Saido on August 18, selling our top goalscorer was never on our agenda this summer.
- Mauricio Pochettino lodged their first bid for Saido on August 18, selling our top goalscorer was never on our agenda this summer.
- Min lodged their first bid for Saido on August 18, selling our top goalscorer was never on our agenda this summer.
- Peace lodged their first bid for Saido on August 18, selling our top goalscorer was never on our agenda this summer.
- Saido Berahino lodged their first bid for Saido on August 18, selling our top goalscorer was never on our agenda this summer.
- Son lodged their first bid for Saido on August 18, selling our top goalscorer was never on our agenda this summer.
- Son Heung lodged their first bid for Saido on August 18, selling our top goalscorer was never on our agenda this summer.
- Tottenham lodged their first bid for Saido on August 18, selling our top goalscorer was never on our agenda this summer.
- Victor Wanyama lodged their first bid for Saido on August 18, selling our top goalscorer was never on our agenda this summer.
- West Brom lodged their first bid for Saido on August 18, selling our top goalscorer was never on our agenda this summer.
- West Bromwich Albion lodged their first bid for Saido on August 18, selling our top goalscorer was never on our agenda this summer.


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(CNN) People must wonder what all the fuss is about when the Australian government maintains a hard line on asylum seeker arrivals. After all, as a wealthy island nation with abundant natural resources and a relatively small population, Australia is never going to face the challenges destination nations in other parts of the world must confront. But despite criticisms from the United Nations and various international aid agencies, there is little prospect of a change in policy. The most recent controversy is a stand off between local authorities and 580 asylum seekers hauled up in a decommissioned detention center in Papua New Guinea (PNG).

But offshore processing with a blanket refusal to settle refugees in Australia has created a standoff, with genuine refugees left in legal limbo: unable to be settled in

OPTIONS:
- Australia, unwilling (understandably) to be returned to homelands they fled, and in negotiation with the government to find alternative places to settle.
- Australian, unwilling (understandably) to be returned to homelands they fled, and in negotiation with the government to find alternative places to settle.
- Australians, unwilling (understandably) to be returned to homelands they fled, and in negotiation with the government to find alternative places to settle.
- PNG, unwilling (understandably) to be returned to homelands they fled, and in negotiation with the government to find alternative places to settle.
- Papua New Guinea, unwilling (understandably) to be returned to homelands they fled, and in negotiation with the government to find alternative places to settle.
- United Nations, unwilling (understandably) to be returned to homelands they fled, and in negotiation with the government to find alternative places to settle.


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There is a picture-postcard quality to Frinton-on-Sea, with its golden sands, Victorian-style beach huts and famous esplanade, where crowds of day-trippers spend the summer months laying out picnic blankets and licking ice creams. The genteel Essex town (population 5,500) has a station, six schools, seven churches, 27 restaurants and cafes and, to the delight of many residents of its comfortable retirement chalets, the UK’s 11th best golf club. Yet something has recently been missing — something very important. Because for most of the past year, Frinton has not had a single full-time GP. There are more than 8,000 men, women and children registered at the Caradoc Surgery, the only NHS facility in town. Yet when the Daily Mail visited last month, there were no qualified doctors on its staff.

If that is the future, perhaps it will help the good folk of

OPTIONS:
- Caradoc Surgery.
- Daily Mail.
- England.
- Essex.
- Frinton.
- GPs.
- NHS.
- Sea.
- UK.
- Victorian.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) [Breaking news update, posted at 4:46 a.m. ET] The death toll from Saturday's suicide bombing in Baghdad has risen to 200, the deputy head of the security committee of the Baghdad Provincial Council, Mohamed al-Rubaye, said in a televised phone interview Monday. [Previous story, posted at 1:59 a.m. ET] (CNN) -- A suicide truck bomb ripped through a busy shopping district in Baghdad over the weekend, killing more than 100 in what was the deadliest single attack in the war-weary country in years. The brazen Saturday night attack in the heart of the packed Karrada neighborhood killed at least 125 people, including 25 children and 20 women.

He said he came to

OPTIONS:
- Baghdad to console families and "share their sorrow in this painful tragedy that happened."
- Baghdad Provincial Council to console families and "share their sorrow in this painful tragedy that happened."
- ISIS to console families and "share their sorrow in this painful tragedy that happened."
- Iraqi to console families and "share their sorrow in this painful tragedy that happened."
- Karrada to console families and "share their sorrow in this painful tragedy that happened."
- Mohamed al to console families and "share their sorrow in this painful tragedy that happened."
- Ramadan to console families and "share their sorrow in this painful tragedy that happened."
- Rubaye to console families and "share their sorrow in this painful tragedy that happened."


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) On one hand, Donald Trump's praise of France's far right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen, who appears to have received enough votes in Sunday's election to advance to the May 7 runoff, is not surprising. Le Pen, like Trump, ran a campaign that was anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim and traded on white supremacist themes. (It's no coincidence that former Klan leader David Duke has publicly praised both Le Pen and Trump.) On the other hand, you would think Trump would be hesitant to publicly praise a candidate like Le Pen, an avid supporter of Vladimir Putin, particularly given that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said just two weeks ago that US-Russian relations had reached an all time low.

Consider this: Throughout the campaign, Trump heaped praise on Putin, even defending

OPTIONS:
- CNN against allegations that he had journalists killed.
- David Duke against allegations that he had journalists killed.
- Dean Obeidallah against allegations that he had journalists killed.
- Donald Trump against allegations that he had journalists killed.
- France against allegations that he had journalists killed.
- Klan against allegations that he had journalists killed.
- Le Pen against allegations that he had journalists killed.
- Marine against allegations that he had journalists killed.
- Muslim against allegations that he had journalists killed.
- Putin French against allegations that he had journalists killed.
- Rex Tillerson against allegations that he had journalists killed.
- Russian against allegations that he had journalists killed.
- Trump against allegations that he had journalists killed.
- US against allegations that he had journalists killed.
- Vladimir Putin against allegations that he had journalists killed.


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Washington (CNN) Republican Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona, a frequent critic of President Donald Trump, will not run for re-election, he said Tuesday in a blistering speech on the Senate floor that bemoaned the "coarsening" tenor of politics in the United States. Flake denounced the "complicity" of his own party in what he called an "alarming and dangerous state of affairs" under Trump, blaming the President for setting the tone. In his speech, Flake assailed a "flagrant disregard for truth or decency" and attacked a "regular and casual undermining of our democratic norms." "When such behavior emanates from the top of our government, it is something else: It is dangerous to a democracy," Flake said.

"One of the greatest people I've served with," Corker said after the speech, describing

OPTIONS:
- Arizona and adding later, "He's what I would call a real conservative."
- CNN and adding later, "He's what I would call a real conservative."
- Donald Trump and adding later, "He's what I would call a real conservative."
- Flake and adding later, "He's what I would call a real conservative."
- GOP and adding later, "He's what I would call a real conservative."
- Jeff Flake and adding later, "He's what I would call a real conservative."
- Republican and adding later, "He's what I would call a real conservative."
- Senate and adding later, "He's what I would call a real conservative."
- Trump and adding later, "He's what I would call a real conservative."
- United States and adding later, "He's what I would call a real conservative."
- Washington and adding later, "He's what I would call a real conservative."


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'Size doesn't matter anymore. Lionel Messi has changed everything. Look at some of the best players in the Premier League – Santi Cazorla, David Silva, Sergio Aguero – they're not tall, but they're brilliant.' The man talking to me is smaller than all of them, but on Saturday in the hurly-burly of League On he set up a goal, he scored a goal, was named man of the match, and received a standing ovation when he was substituted with the game already comfortably won. Erhun Oztumer is just 5ft 3in and after scoring 61 goals in 97 games over two seasons at Dulwich Hamlet - he credits their manager Gavin Rose, who built the team around him, as a big influence - he earned the nickname 'non-League Messi.'

He'd score a hat-trick  for

OPTIONS:
- Charlton and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.
- David Silva and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.
- Dulwich Hamlet and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.
- English and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.
- Erhun Oztumer and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.
- Fantasy Football and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.
- Gavin Rose and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.
- League Messi and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.
- League On and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.
- League One and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.
- Leeds United and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.
- Lionel Messi and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.
- Oztumer and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.
- Premier League and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.
- Santi Cazorla and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.
- Sergio Aguero and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.
- Steve Evans and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.
- Turk Erhun Oztumer and opposition fans would say he would never make it because he's too small.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) The news out of Dallas in early February exploded around the world: Zika can be transmitted by sex. Suddenly, a virus that wasn't supposed to be a game changer in the United States took on a whole new dimension. It spurred the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to add recommendations for safe sex to the already growing list of precautions needed to protect pregnant women from getting Zika and possibly infecting their unborn babies. But here's what is most startling: The Dallas case wasn't unique. The first known case of sexually acquired Zika in the United States actually occurred eight years ago in northern Colorado after a husband and wife reunion.

The tests returned as positive for all three samples, including Chilson Foy's: It was

OPTIONS:
- Africa.
- Brian Foy.
- CNN.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
- Colorado.
- Dallas.
- United States.
- Zika.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Half his country may not support his efforts at peace, but Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos now has a Nobel Peace Prize for pursuing a deal to end the longest-running war in the Americas. Santos accepted his award Saturday after brokering a deal to stop the fighting in the 50-year conflict with the leftist rebel group Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, better known by its Spanish acronym, FARC. "After six years of serious and often intense, difficult negotiations ... this agreement marks the beginning of the dismantling of an army and its conversion into a legal political movement," he said at the ceremony in Oslo, Norway.

But a path to peace in

OPTIONS:
- Americas's civil war is still uncertain.
- Colombia's civil war is still uncertain.
- Colombian's civil war is still uncertain.
- Congress's civil war is still uncertain.
- FARC's civil war is still uncertain.
- Juan Manuel Santos's civil war is still uncertain.
- Nobel Peace Prize's civil war is still uncertain.
- Norway's civil war is still uncertain.
- Oslo's civil war is still uncertain.
- Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia's civil war is still uncertain.
- Santos's civil war is still uncertain.
- Spanish's civil war is still uncertain.


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Berlin (CNN) Germany has warned Turkey that members of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's security detail who were involved in a brawl in Washington last month "are not welcome in Germany." The announcement comes ahead of the G20 summit in Germany next week, which Erdogan is expected to attend. Turkish security officials -- including some of Erdogan's personal guards, according to US officials -- fought with protesters outside the Turkish ambassador's residence in Washington in May. Martin Schafer, a spokesperson for the German Foreign Ministry, said Monday: "Some foreign security services of the Turkish delegation did not abide by the law and therefore those people are not welcome in Germany for the foreseeable future."

Video showed Erdogan looking on as

OPTIONS:
- Berlin guards beat up protesters, before heading into the ambassador's home.
- CNN guards beat up protesters, before heading into the ambassador's home.
- Erdogan guards beat up protesters, before heading into the ambassador's home.
- Foreign Ministry guards beat up protesters, before heading into the ambassador's home.
- G20 guards beat up protesters, before heading into the ambassador's home.
- German guards beat up protesters, before heading into the ambassador's home.
- Germany guards beat up protesters, before heading into the ambassador's home.
- Hamburg guards beat up protesters, before heading into the ambassador's home.
- Martin Schafer guards beat up protesters, before heading into the ambassador's home.
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan guards beat up protesters, before heading into the ambassador's home.
- Turkey guards beat up protesters, before heading into the ambassador's home.
- Turkish guards beat up protesters, before heading into the ambassador's home.
- US guards beat up protesters, before heading into the ambassador's home.
- Washington guards beat up protesters, before heading into the ambassador's home.


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Adidas, Coca-Cola and other top sponsors called the resignation of FIFA's president a welcome change, but said football's governing body still must work to regain fans' trust following the recent corruption scandal. Sepp Blatter resigned Tuesday, just days after being re-elected to a fifth term as president. The football world was shaken after the US issued indictments against 14 current or former FIFA officials last week alleging corruption and fraud and the Swiss announced a criminal investigation into the votes awarding World Cups to Russia in 2018 and to Qatar in 2022. Blatter, who is not implicated in any of the charges, said he would step down in an acknowledgement that major change was needed at the top of FIFA.

The sponsors 'make up such a large part of FIFA's revenues, and I am sure the last thing they wanted was the negative publicity of a drawn-out public fight between

OPTIONS:
- Adidas and the authorities,' he said.
- Blatter and the authorities,' he said.
- Coca and the authorities,' he said.
- Cola and the authorities,' he said.
- FIFA and the authorities,' he said.
- McDonald's and the authorities,' he said.
- Qatar and the authorities,' he said.
- Russia and the authorities,' he said.
- Sepp Blatter and the authorities,' he said.
- Swiss and the authorities,' he said.
- US and the authorities,' he said.
- World Cups and the authorities,' he said.


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A romantic father roped in his one-year-old son to help him make his sweet surprise proposal to the young boy's mother as memorable as possible. When Adam Blum arranged a family photoshoot for his girlfriend Hannah Roach and their son Jace, she assumed that the trio was enjoying nothing more than a sweet family picture day at a trail in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Little did she know that her cute little son,Jace and his romantic Dad, Adam had bigger and better ideas. Months before the shoot, Adam had set to work planning his special moment with the love of his life and decided to propose to Hannah on a family outing, whilst involving others in his family. And because the birth of their son, Jace was the happiest day in their lives, it was only fitting to involve him.

But that is how

OPTIONS:
- Adam is, he loves to make me happy.'
- Adam Blum is, he loves to make me happy.'
- Cape Girardeau is, he loves to make me happy.'
- Dad is, he loves to make me happy.'
- Hannah is, he loves to make me happy.'
- Hannah Roach is, he loves to make me happy.'
- Jace is, he loves to make me happy.'
- Little is, he loves to make me happy.'
- Missouri is, he loves to make me happy.'


An eight-grade girl accused of conspiring with her soldier boyfriend by text message to have her mother killed must remain in adult jail while awaiting trial, a judge. A defense petition to return 14-year-old Jamie Silvonek to the juvenile facility where she was initially sent after the body of 54-year-old Cheryl Silvonek was discovered last month was denied by Lehigh County Judge Maria Dantos on Friday. District Attorney Jim Martin had opposed the petition on behalf of the teenager, who is charged as an adult with homicide and criminal conspiracy. Her boyfriend, Caleb Barnes, 20, who is from El Paso, Texas, but was stationed at Fort Meade, Maryland, is charged with homicide.

Waldron said he intends to have

OPTIONS:
- Barnes examined by a forensic psychologist and will petition to have the case moved to juvenile court.
- Caleb Barnes examined by a forensic psychologist and will petition to have the case moved to juvenile court.
- Cheryl Silvonek examined by a forensic psychologist and will petition to have the case moved to juvenile court.
- El Paso examined by a forensic psychologist and will petition to have the case moved to juvenile court.
- Fort Meade examined by a forensic psychologist and will petition to have the case moved to juvenile court.
- Jamie Silvonek examined by a forensic psychologist and will petition to have the case moved to juvenile court.
- Jamie Silvonek examined by a forensic psychologist and will petition to have the case moved to juvenile court.
- Jim Martin examined by a forensic psychologist and will petition to have the case moved to juvenile court.
- Lehigh County examined by a forensic psychologist and will petition to have the case moved to juvenile court.
- Maria Dantos examined by a forensic psychologist and will petition to have the case moved to juvenile court.
- Maryland examined by a forensic psychologist and will petition to have the case moved to juvenile court.
- Philadelphia examined by a forensic psychologist and will petition to have the case moved to juvenile court.
- Silvonek examined by a forensic psychologist and will petition to have the case moved to juvenile court.
- Texas examined by a forensic psychologist and will petition to have the case moved to juvenile court.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Vogue's style editor-at-large Elisabeth von Thurn und Taxis came under fire on Saturday after posting a photo on Instagram of what appears to be a homeless woman in Paris reading the famed magazine. 'Paris is full of surprises....and @voguemagazine readers even in unexpected corners!' the caption of  the German princess's photo, which has since been deleted, read. Von Thurn und Taxis, who has been with the magazine since 2012, received a slew of criticism from followers claiming the photo was 'cruel' and 'tasteless'. Scroll down for video Vogue's style editor-at-large Elisabeth von Thurn und Taxis posted this photo on Instagram, with the caption, 'Paris is full of surprises....and @vouguemagazine readers even in unexpected corners!'

'The things she writes, both in

OPTIONS:
- Elisabeth von Thurn und Taxis and on social media, often straddle the line between entertaining/aspirational and disturbingly out of touch.
- German and on social media, often straddle the line between entertaining/aspirational and disturbingly out of touch.
- Instagram and on social media, often straddle the line between entertaining/aspirational and disturbingly out of touch.
- Paris and on social media, often straddle the line between entertaining/aspirational and disturbingly out of touch.
- Vogue and on social media, often straddle the line between entertaining/aspirational and disturbingly out of touch.
- Von Thurn und Taxis and on social media, often straddle the line between entertaining/aspirational and disturbingly out of touch.
- Why Cruel and on social media, often straddle the line between entertaining/aspirational and disturbingly out of touch.


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A lost pet tortoise who was found wandering around a Florida town was reunited with his owner on Wednesday after some Good Samaritans spotted something out of the ordinary. Shelley Daley was dropping her child off at school when she spotted Zulu, and 18-year-old, 80-pound tortoise slowly walking in front of her on Tuesday. At first she thought it was a lawn ornament but later realized it was a living and breathing reptile. 'I looked at it, it looked at us and I was like, "No, it’s real,"' she said. The Miami Herald reports that Daley and her husband William Brock loaded the turtle into her van and drove it to her home in Miramar before calling the police.

Schul usually keeps Zulu in a metal cage and she says

OPTIONS:
- Daley has managed to escape three times.
- Florida has managed to escape three times.
- Good Samaritans has managed to escape three times.
- Mary Schul has managed to escape three times.
- Miami Herald has managed to escape three times.
- Miramar has managed to escape three times.
- Shelley Daley has managed to escape three times.
- William Brock has managed to escape three times.
- Zulu has managed to escape three times.


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It was only three months ago that they realised their dream of having their first child. Now Luke Harris and Daryl Lee are celebrating the birth of their second baby. And the gay couple are due to become fathers for the third time in just a few weeks after controversially enlisting the help of three surrogate mothers. Scroll down for video Luke Harris and Daryl Lee, from Surrey, had their first child three months ago and are now preparing to welcome their third baby into the world after enlisting the help of three surrogate mothers. Pictured (from left): Pregnant surrogate Becky Harris, Mr Lee with son Phoenix Harris and his surrogate mother Bex Harris (behind), Mr Harris holding daughter Willow-Star  and her surrogate mother Viktoria Ellis (right)

But Mr Harris said: ‘As far as we’re concerned Phoenix and

OPTIONS:
- Becky Harris are brother and sister and that’s how they’ll be brought up.
- Bex Harris are brother and sister and that’s how they’ll be brought up.
- Daryl Lee are brother and sister and that’s how they’ll be brought up.
- Harris are brother and sister and that’s how they’ll be brought up.
- Lee are brother and sister and that’s how they’ll be brought up.
- Luke Harris are brother and sister and that’s how they’ll be brought up.
- Phoenix Blue are brother and sister and that’s how they’ll be brought up.
- Phoenix Harris are brother and sister and that’s how they’ll be brought up.
- Surrey are brother and sister and that’s how they’ll be brought up.
- Viktoria Ellis are brother and sister and that’s how they’ll be brought up.
- Willow-Star are brother and sister and that’s how they’ll be brought up.


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

A loved-up couple have made TV history by getting engaged after meeting on Channel 4 show First Dates just a few months ago. Scott White, 39,  left many viewers teary eyed when his proposal to girlfriend Victoria Wills, 29, from London, was aired on the Christmas special and season finale last night. Scott went down on one knee in the bar where the couple had first met just three months before in September. The sales manager started his speech by saying, 'Well miss, you know we talked about getting married' as he begins to get out of his seat and takes her hand.

When they were invited back onto

OPTIONS:
- Channel 4, Scott decided it was the perfect time to pop the question.
- First Dates, Scott decided it was the perfect time to pop the question.
- London, Scott decided it was the perfect time to pop the question.
- Scott, Scott decided it was the perfect time to pop the question.
- Scott White, Scott decided it was the perfect time to pop the question.
- Victoria Wills, Scott decided it was the perfect time to pop the question.


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(CNN) -- North Korea stirred up fresh unease in Northeast Asia early Thursday, threatening attacks by a "smaller, lighter and diversified" nuclear force and warning, "The moment of explosion is approaching fast." The new threat came after the North Koreans locked South Korean workers out of a joint factory complex and announced plans to restart a nuclear reactor it shut down five years ago. Meanwhile, the United States announced it was sending ballistic missile defenses to Guam, a Pacific territory that's home to U.S. naval and air bases. "The moment of explosion is approaching fast. No one can say a war will break out in Korea or not and whether it will break out today or tomorrow," North Korea's state news agency KCNA declared in its latest broadside. "The responsibility for this grave situation entirely rests with the U.S. administration and military warmongers keen to encroach upon the DPRK's sovereignty and bring down its dignified social system with brigandish logic."

OPTIONS:
- CNN is short for Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the official name for North Korea.
- DPRK is short for Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the official name for North Korea.
- Guam is short for Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the official name for North Korea.
- KCNA is short for Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the official name for North Korea.
- Korea is short for Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the official name for North Korea.
- North Korea is short for Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the official name for North Korea.
- North Koreans is short for Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the official name for North Korea.
- Northeast Asia is short for Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the official name for North Korea.
- Pacific is short for Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the official name for North Korea.
- South Korean is short for Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the official name for North Korea.
- U.S. is short for Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the official name for North Korea.
- United States is short for Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the official name for North Korea.


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A popular teacher killed her husband and infant son over the weekend in an attempted double murder suicide. Erin Agren of Whatcom County, Washington shot her husband, Michael Jordan, and their 17-month-old son Miles before attempting to kill herself. She instead shot herself in the shoulder, and lay on the floor with her family's dead bodies nearby for two days until she was discovered by a realtor who had arrived to show the house. KIRO reports that the realtor, Steve Mullenix, heard Agren yelling for help from the master bedroom at around 3pm on Sunday when he and some potential buyers showed up to the home for an open house.

'He was a caring guy who just gave everything he had,' Mullenix said of

OPTIONS:
- Agren in an interview with The Bellingham Herald.
- Erin Agren in an interview with The Bellingham Herald.
- Jordan in an interview with The Bellingham Herald.
- KIRO in an interview with The Bellingham Herald.
- Michael Jordan in an interview with The Bellingham Herald.
- Miles in an interview with The Bellingham Herald.
- Steve Mullenix in an interview with The Bellingham Herald.
- Washington in an interview with The Bellingham Herald.
- Whatcom County in an interview with The Bellingham Herald.


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He has been embroiled in a well-documented feud with Italian designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana after the former called babies born through in-vitro fertilization (IVF)  'synthetic'. But Sir Elton John - whose two sons Zachary, four, and Elijah, two, were conceived with the help of a surrogate and artificial insemination - appeared to offer an olive branch when he declared his love for the fashion duo in Las Vegas on Wednesday night. Speaking on stage at his concert at the Colosseum, Elton included the pair in a list of inspirational people who have changed the world, such as Nelson Mandela and Lady Diana, according to TMZ.

In an interview with CNN,

OPTIONS:
- Colosseum insisted he did not judge people who chose the procedure, and said: 'I believe in the traditional family.
- D&G insisted he did not judge people who chose the procedure, and said: 'I believe in the traditional family.
- Dolce & Gabbana insisted he did not judge people who chose the procedure, and said: 'I believe in the traditional family.
- Domenico Dolce insisted he did not judge people who chose the procedure, and said: 'I believe in the traditional family.
- Elijah insisted he did not judge people who chose the procedure, and said: 'I believe in the traditional family.
- Elton insisted he did not judge people who chose the procedure, and said: 'I believe in the traditional family.
- Elton John insisted he did not judge people who chose the procedure, and said: 'I believe in the traditional family.
- IVF insisted he did not judge people who chose the procedure, and said: 'I believe in the traditional family.
- Italian insisted he did not judge people who chose the procedure, and said: 'I believe in the traditional family.
- Lady Diana insisted he did not judge people who chose the procedure, and said: 'I believe in the traditional family.
- Las Vegas insisted he did not judge people who chose the procedure, and said: 'I believe in the traditional family.
- Nelson Mandela insisted he did not judge people who chose the procedure, and said: 'I believe in the traditional family.
- Stefano Gabbana insisted he did not judge people who chose the procedure, and said: 'I believe in the traditional family.
- TMZ insisted he did not judge people who chose the procedure, and said: 'I believe in the traditional family.
- Zachary insisted he did not judge people who chose the procedure, and said: 'I believe in the traditional family.


How does this story end?

You do realise you've walked into the best windsurfing centre in the world?' announces our instructor, Sam, at the beginning of our first lesson at Club Vassiliki. While these surfer dudes tend to lean towards hyper-enthusiasm (everything is 'totally awesome' or 'epic'), I think he may be right on this one. We can sense it the second we arrive at this windsurfing hotspot on the southern end of Lefkada island in Greece. Our welcoming committee of caramel-coloured instructors eye up the new arrivals through their Ray-Bans. Staying on her feet (for now): Francesca gets to grips with the art of wind-surfing in sunny Lefkada

On day one,

OPTIONS:
- Club Vassiliki shows us how to climb on to the board, haul the sail up and do a static turn (wafting the sail across the back of the board to turn 180 degrees).
- Francesca shows us how to climb on to the board, haul the sail up and do a static turn (wafting the sail across the back of the board to turn 180 degrees).
- Greece shows us how to climb on to the board, haul the sail up and do a static turn (wafting the sail across the back of the board to turn 180 degrees).
- Greek shows us how to climb on to the board, haul the sail up and do a static turn (wafting the sail across the back of the board to turn 180 degrees).
- Kefalonia shows us how to climb on to the board, haul the sail up and do a static turn (wafting the sail across the back of the board to turn 180 degrees).
- Lefkada shows us how to climb on to the board, haul the sail up and do a static turn (wafting the sail across the back of the board to turn 180 degrees).
- Pretty Lefkada shows us how to climb on to the board, haul the sail up and do a static turn (wafting the sail across the back of the board to turn 180 degrees).
- Ray-Bans shows us how to climb on to the board, haul the sail up and do a static turn (wafting the sail across the back of the board to turn 180 degrees).
- Sam shows us how to climb on to the board, haul the sail up and do a static turn (wafting the sail across the back of the board to turn 180 degrees).


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

(CNN) Donald Trump's campaign on Monday fired its Virginia chair after he staged a controversial protest in front of the Republican National Committee, the latest flare-up between Republican Party establishment and Trump forces. Corey Stewart, a candidate for governor next year and a Trump loyalist in the state, has been let go from his unsalaried, but influential position, according to a Trump campaign source. Stewart had been threatened by multiple campaign aides earlier on Monday when he staged his small demonstration against the RNC for supposedly abandoning his candidate. Stewart shared multiple text messages with CNN from people who claimed to be Trump campaign aides, warning of "major consequences."

He conceded it would be "very difficult" for Trump to win on November 8 without an injection of

OPTIONS:
- CNN resources in states like Virginia, adding: "As a party, you've got to come around the candidate."
- Corey Stewart resources in states like Virginia, adding: "As a party, you've got to come around the candidate."
- Donald Trump resources in states like Virginia, adding: "As a party, you've got to come around the candidate."
- GOP resources in states like Virginia, adding: "As a party, you've got to come around the candidate."
- RNC resources in states like Virginia, adding: "As a party, you've got to come around the candidate."
- Republican National Committee resources in states like Virginia, adding: "As a party, you've got to come around the candidate."
- Republican Party resources in states like Virginia, adding: "As a party, you've got to come around the candidate."
- Stewart resources in states like Virginia, adding: "As a party, you've got to come around the candidate."
- Trump resources in states like Virginia, adding: "As a party, you've got to come around the candidate."
- Virginia resources in states like Virginia, adding: "As a party, you've got to come around the candidate."


Find the right ending to this passage.

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

There is no doubt that the use of these products has surged in recent years and business has grown; it is possible that

OPTIONS:
- CNN oversight might affect this growth.
- Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems oversight might affect this growth.
- FDA oversight might affect this growth.
- Jennifer Caudle oversight might affect this growth.
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration oversight might affect this growth.
- Yessssss! oversight might affect this growth.


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(CNN) -- Without his input, Bryan Rutberg's Facebook status update -- the way friends track each other -- suddenly changed on January 21 to this frightening alert: Fears of impostors are increasing as Facebook's membership grows. "Bryan NEEDS HELP URGENTLY!!!" His online friends saw the message and came to his aid. Some posted concerned messages on his public profile -- "What's happening????? What do you need?" one wrote. Another friend, Beny Rubinstein, got a direct message saying Rutberg had been robbed at gunpoint in London and needed money to get back to the United States. So, trying to be a good friend, Rubinstein wired $1,143 to London in two installments, according to police in Bellevue, Washington.

OPTIONS:
- Bellevue told CNN he misses the money, but it's perhaps more upsetting to feel tricked by someone who impersonated his friend on Facebook, a social-networking site where millions of friends converse freely online.
- Beny Rubinstein told CNN he misses the money, but it's perhaps more upsetting to feel tricked by someone who impersonated his friend on Facebook, a social-networking site where millions of friends converse freely online.
- Bryan NEEDS HELP URGENTLY told CNN he misses the money, but it's perhaps more upsetting to feel tricked by someone who impersonated his friend on Facebook, a social-networking site where millions of friends converse freely online.
- Bryan Rutberg told CNN he misses the money, but it's perhaps more upsetting to feel tricked by someone who impersonated his friend on Facebook, a social-networking site where millions of friends converse freely online.
- CNN told CNN he misses the money, but it's perhaps more upsetting to feel tricked by someone who impersonated his friend on Facebook, a social-networking site where millions of friends converse freely online.
- Facebook told CNN he misses the money, but it's perhaps more upsetting to feel tricked by someone who impersonated his friend on Facebook, a social-networking site where millions of friends converse freely online.
- ID told CNN he misses the money, but it's perhaps more upsetting to feel tricked by someone who impersonated his friend on Facebook, a social-networking site where millions of friends converse freely online.
- London told CNN he misses the money, but it's perhaps more upsetting to feel tricked by someone who impersonated his friend on Facebook, a social-networking site where millions of friends converse freely online.
- Rubinstein told CNN he misses the money, but it's perhaps more upsetting to feel tricked by someone who impersonated his friend on Facebook, a social-networking site where millions of friends converse freely online.
- Rutberg told CNN he misses the money, but it's perhaps more upsetting to feel tricked by someone who impersonated his friend on Facebook, a social-networking site where millions of friends converse freely online.
- Seattle told CNN he misses the money, but it's perhaps more upsetting to feel tricked by someone who impersonated his friend on Facebook, a social-networking site where millions of friends converse freely online.
- United States told CNN he misses the money, but it's perhaps more upsetting to feel tricked by someone who impersonated his friend on Facebook, a social-networking site where millions of friends converse freely online.
- Washington told CNN he misses the money, but it's perhaps more upsetting to feel tricked by someone who impersonated his friend on Facebook, a social-networking site where millions of friends converse freely online.
- Wisconsin told CNN he misses the money, but it's perhaps more upsetting to feel tricked by someone who impersonated his friend on Facebook, a social-networking site where millions of friends converse freely online.


(CNN) President Donald Trump kept his decision to fire FBI Director James Comey extraordinarily close to the vest in the 48 hours leading up to the stunning announcement, people close to the White House said, before ultimately concluding that Comey "was his own man" and could not be trusted in a role so pivotal to the presidency. A longtime friend who talked to the President over the weekend described him as "white hot," a mood that set the table for Comey's firing. Trump did not seek a wide range of viewpoints on Comey, several people familiar with the matter told CNN, unlike his approach on many difficult choices.

The President complained, with expletives, about Comey's "mildly nauseous" answer and said his answer when pressed on leaks convinced the President he was far less concerned about the leaks than

OPTIONS:
- CNN thought he should be.
- Comey thought he should be.
- Donald Trump thought he should be.
- FBI thought he should be.
- James Comey thought he should be.
- Trump thought he should be.
- White House thought he should be.


How does this story end?

The Cherry and Whites are always revered down at Kingsholm so I’m expecting a rapturous reception for the Cherry Blossoms today. A sort of homecoming. Hardcore rugby fans acknowledging diehard warriors. Japan even wear the same colours as Gloucester and I’m told they bowed en masse to the Shed after their recently friendly with Georgia there. How can you resist that? Like you, I have been absolutely fascinated and energised by Japan’s win over South Africa and for the first time in a long while I’m badly missing the thrill of coaching. Those are the days you live for, the days that make you forget all the hassle and sacrifice needed to get there.

‘I knew

OPTIONS:
- Cherry Blossoms were a little off the pace, I knew we could stay in the game for 60 minutes but, no, I wasn’t expecting that outcome.
- Cherry and Whites were a little off the pace, I knew we could stay in the game for 60 minutes but, no, I wasn’t expecting that outcome.
- Clive Woodward were a little off the pace, I knew we could stay in the game for 60 minutes but, no, I wasn’t expecting that outcome.
- Eddie Jones were a little off the pace, I knew we could stay in the game for 60 minutes but, no, I wasn’t expecting that outcome.
- Georgia were a little off the pace, I knew we could stay in the game for 60 minutes but, no, I wasn’t expecting that outcome.
- Gloucester were a little off the pace, I knew we could stay in the game for 60 minutes but, no, I wasn’t expecting that outcome.
- Japan were a little off the pace, I knew we could stay in the game for 60 minutes but, no, I wasn’t expecting that outcome.
- Japanese were a little off the pace, I knew we could stay in the game for 60 minutes but, no, I wasn’t expecting that outcome.
- Jones were a little off the pace, I knew we could stay in the game for 60 minutes but, no, I wasn’t expecting that outcome.
- Kingsholm were a little off the pace, I knew we could stay in the game for 60 minutes but, no, I wasn’t expecting that outcome.
- Scotland were a little off the pace, I knew we could stay in the game for 60 minutes but, no, I wasn’t expecting that outcome.
- Shed were a little off the pace, I knew we could stay in the game for 60 minutes but, no, I wasn’t expecting that outcome.
- South Africa were a little off the pace, I knew we could stay in the game for 60 minutes but, no, I wasn’t expecting that outcome.


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(CNN) Forces aligned with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad made an incursion Wednesday into the 55km "de-confliction zone" surrounding the US base located at the At Tanf garrison in southeastern Syria, according to the US-led military coalition fighting ISIS. "There was an incursion into the de-confliction zone," coalition spokesman US Army Col. Ryan Dillon told CNN, adding that after the pro-regime troops entered the zone, the US-led coalition used the pre-established de-confliction hotline and communicated the incursion to the Russians. Following that communication, the pro-regime forces withdrew. But the apparent successful use of the de-confliction channel comes amid new accusations by Russia that the US military is aiding ISIS.

"We are hyper aware of what is inside At

OPTIONS:
- Assad and near our forces" Dillon said, saying the coalition would go after them and kill ISIS fighters wherever they were.
- At Tanf and near our forces" Dillon said, saying the coalition would go after them and kill ISIS fighters wherever they were.
- Bashar al and near our forces" Dillon said, saying the coalition would go after them and kill ISIS fighters wherever they were.
- CNN and near our forces" Dillon said, saying the coalition would go after them and kill ISIS fighters wherever they were.
- ISIS and near our forces" Dillon said, saying the coalition would go after them and kill ISIS fighters wherever they were.
- Russia and near our forces" Dillon said, saying the coalition would go after them and kill ISIS fighters wherever they were.
- Russians and near our forces" Dillon said, saying the coalition would go after them and kill ISIS fighters wherever they were.
- Ryan Dillon and near our forces" Dillon said, saying the coalition would go after them and kill ISIS fighters wherever they were.
- Syria and near our forces" Dillon said, saying the coalition would go after them and kill ISIS fighters wherever they were.
- Syrian and near our forces" Dillon said, saying the coalition would go after them and kill ISIS fighters wherever they were.
- US and near our forces" Dillon said, saying the coalition would go after them and kill ISIS fighters wherever they were.


Complete the passage.

Animal rights group PETA has set its sights on Gap, Inc. for continuing to sell fur in its Intermix stores and online - after vowing to banish fur from the company's other brands in the past. The organization insists that Intermix, a high-end store that sells designer clothing and accessories in addition to its own in-house brand, is holding Gap, Inc. back from being 100 per cent fur free and is urging customers to convince the brand to join dozens of other high-end labels and wipe out fur from its business entirely. PETA has even created a petition, which already has over 132,000 signatures, begging the company to change its practices, while also revealing the horrific details of the cruelty it claims the animals used for Intermix’s fur products are subjected to.

The rabbits - which were not real, but rather mocked-up bunnies covered in red dye - were supposed to symbolize the actual animals who

OPTIONS:
- Gap, Inc. charged had suffered to make the brand's sweaters.
- Intermix charged had suffered to make the brand's sweaters.
- Intermix’s charged had suffered to make the brand's sweaters.
- PETA charged had suffered to make the brand's sweaters.
- Piperlime.com charged had suffered to make the brand's sweaters.


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

(EW.com) -- Critics everywhere have hailed "Bully" as an important, engaging documentary. EW's Owen Gleiberman calls it "sensitive and eye-opening"; the film has also earned a near-perfect 93 percent "Fresh" rating from the reviews aggregated by Rotten Tomatoes. But in an article posted late last week, Slate's Emily Bazelon alleged that some crucial parts of "Bully" are "utterly one-sided" and "factually questionable." Her piece focused on Tyler Long, one of the doc's featured subjects; when he was just 17, Long took his own life, apparently because he was bullied by his classmates. But according to Bazelon, that isn't the whole story. She wrote that Tyler also suffered from ADHD, bipolar disorder, and Asperger's syndrome; additionally, his girlfriend broke up with him a few weeks before his suicide. It seems likely that these factors contributed to Tyler's decision to commit suicide, Bazelon wrote. She asserted that by not mentioning them -- and by possibly exaggerating the treatment Tyler received in school â€” director Lee Hirsch and producer Cynthia Lowen oversimplified and distorted the facts to create a smoother narrative.

Emily has covered bullying for

OPTIONS:
- ADHD for a few years now.
- Asperger for a few years now.
- Bazelon for a few years now.
- Bully for a few years now.
- Cynthia Lowen for a few years now.
- EW for a few years now.
- EW.com for a few years now.
- Emily Bazelon for a few years now.
- Lee Hirsch for a few years now.
- Long for a few years now.
- Owen Gleiberman for a few years now.
- Rotten Tomatoes for a few years now.
- Slate for a few years now.
- Tyler for a few years now.
- Tyler Long for a few years now.


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Stand-up comedian Alan Davies has hit out at Chelsea captain John Terry, manager Jose Mourinho and owner Roman Abramovich. Davies,  known for his work on  television programmes QI and Jonathan Creek, has said Russian owner Abramovich ‘cruises clear in ugly legitimacy’ while owning the west London outfit. His rant, which came during a weekly hour-long Arsenal podcast called 'The Tuesday Club' alongside fellow comedians, did not cut short at the wealthy oligarch as he claimed Portuguese tactician Mourinho has a ‘narcissistic personality’. Captain Terry, who was found guilty of racially abusing Anton Ferdinand by the Football Association in September 2012 but cleared of using racist language in court, has been described as a ‘racist criminal’ by Davies.

'Of all the reprehensible scumbags masquerading as talent successful stars in their field, you have to start with

OPTIONS:
- Alan Davies.
- Anton Ferdinand.
- Arsenal.
- Chelsea.
- Davies.
- Football Association.
- John Terry.
- Jonathan Creek.
- Jose Mourinho.
- London.
- Mourinho.
- Portuguese.
- QI.
- Roman Abramovich.
- Russian.
- Terry.
- The Tuesday Club.


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

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

Signs aloft, some are wearing green headbands and chanting "

OPTIONS:
- CNN, Moussavi!"
- Iran, Moussavi!"
- Iranian, Moussavi!"
- Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Moussavi!"
- Mir Hossein Mousavi, Moussavi!"
- Mir Hossein Moussavi, Moussavi!"
- Moussavi, Moussavi!"


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Luis Suarez warned his Barcelona side to stay focused for the rest of the season after firing the Catalans to Club World Cup glory over River Plate. The Uruguayan scored twice in the second half after Lionel Messi had broken the deadlock before the break, finishing the tournament as top scorer with five goals, his brace against River adding to the hat-trick he netted against Guangzhou Evergrande in the semi-final. Capturing the Club World Cup caps a superb year for Suarez and Barcelona, who lifted five trophies in 2015, including the Spanish Primera Division, the Copa del Rey, the UEFA Super Cup and the Champions League.

'We have to highlight the sacrifice that

OPTIONS:
- Barca made in order to play today,' he said.
- Barcelona made in order to play today,' he said.
- Catalans made in order to play today,' he said.
- Champions League made in order to play today,' he said.
- Club World Cup made in order to play today,' he said.
- Copa del Rey made in order to play today,' he said.
- Guangzhou Evergrande made in order to play today,' he said.
- Lionel Messi made in order to play today,' he said.
- Luis Enrique made in order to play today,' he said.
- Luis Suarez made in order to play today,' he said.
- River made in order to play today,' he said.
- River Plate made in order to play today,' he said.
- Spanish Primera Division made in order to play today,' he said.
- Suarez made in order to play today,' he said.
- UEFA Super Cup made in order to play today,' he said.
- Uruguayan made in order to play today,' he said.


Find the right ending to this passage.

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

That kind of cooperation is a rarity in the polarized world of Washington these days, which is one more reason

OPTIONS:
- Bears Ears National Monument thinks that it could be important to stay in his seat.
- CNN thinks that it could be important to stay in his seat.
- Donald Trump thinks that it could be important to stay in his seat.
- Escalante National Monument thinks that it could be important to stay in his seat.
- GOP thinks that it could be important to stay in his seat.
- Grand Staircase thinks that it could be important to stay in his seat.
- Hatch thinks that it could be important to stay in his seat.
- Mitt Romney thinks that it could be important to stay in his seat.
- Orrin Hatch thinks that it could be important to stay in his seat.
- Republican thinks that it could be important to stay in his seat.
- Salt Lake City thinks that it could be important to stay in his seat.
- Senate thinks that it could be important to stay in his seat.
- Trump thinks that it could be important to stay in his seat.
- Utah thinks that it could be important to stay in his seat.
- Utah Capitol thinks that it could be important to stay in his seat.
- Washington thinks that it could be important to stay in his seat.


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Formula One drivers and Jaguar haven't been the happiest bedfellows in the past, but as usual the newly crowned 2015 world champion Lewis Hamilton goes against the pack. The back-to-back British title holder's jaguar of choice Ma-Tzu, of course, has four legs instead of four wheels and calls Mexico City's Black Jaguar White Tiger Foundation home. And thanks to the sanctuary, Ma-Tzu will be around longer than F1's Jaguar Racing, which lasted from 2000 to 2004 after being formed by Ford's purchase of Jackie Stewart's and never won a race. Hamilton, who's preparing for the season's penultimate race in Brazil this weekend, says his time with Ma-Tzu was 'almost like' playing with with his beloved British bulldogs Roscoe and Coco, 'except much bigger'.

After finishing second to Nico Rosberg in F1's return to Mexico for the first time in 23 years, Hamilton was making furry new friends with the sanctuary's rescued residents, including  Brazilian jaguar

OPTIONS:
- Black Jaguar White Tiger Foundation-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.
- Brazil-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.
- Brazilian-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.
- British-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.
- Coco-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.
- F1-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.
- Ford-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.
- Formula One-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.
- Hamilton-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.
- Jackie Stewart-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.
- Jaguar-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.
- Jaguar Racing-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.
- Lewis Hamilton-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.
- Ma-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.
- Mexico-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.
- Mexico City-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.
- Roscoe-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.
- Tzu-Tzu who was so gentle Hamilton didn't hesitate putting his hand in his mouth.


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

Washington (CNN) The young blood in the Democratic Party is (still) waiting for its moment. Democratic leaders across both the legislative and executive branches are generally older than leadership on the other side of the aisle, leading to some restlessness among the lower ranks who have been patiently awaiting their turn at the top. The most recent blow to those hoping to climb the ranks? Dianne Feinstein, 84, the oldest senator currently serving in the chamber, just announced a bid for re-election to the seat she's held for two and a half decades. The presidential field also looks like an uphill climb for young Democrats: apart from a couple of standout young senators, names like Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden still loom large among the potential hopefuls.

Having a generally older slate of leaders could separate

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Sanders from one of their core constituencies.
- CNN from one of their core constituencies.
- Congress from one of their core constituencies.
- Democratic from one of their core constituencies.
- Democratic Party from one of their core constituencies.
- Democrats from one of their core constituencies.
- Dianne Feinstein from one of their core constituencies.
- Joe Biden from one of their core constituencies.
- Nancy Pelosi from one of their core constituencies.
- Washington from one of their core constituencies.


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Warren Gatland’s injury crisis deepened as Wales suffered three casualties in three minutes at Twickenham on Saturday night. Centre Scott Williams, winger Hallam Amos and full-back Liam Williams all left the pitch in the second half and are now major doubts for Thursday’s Pool A meeting with Fiji. With centres Jonathan Davies and Cory Allen already ruled out of the World Cup, the loss of Williams, who taken off on a stretcher in the 63rd minute following a collision with Brad Barritt, will leave the Welsh midfield down to its bare bones for the remaining fixtures. Williams was at the centre of Sam Burgess’s ‘who’s that?’ jibe on Thursday but Gatland could now be forced to go in search of cover for the 24-year-old Scarlets centre.

Previous injuries in the front-row came back to bite

OPTIONS:
- Brad Barritt in the first-half, with their set-piece struggling to provide a platform to unleash their powerful strike runners.
- Cory Allen in the first-half, with their set-piece struggling to provide a platform to unleash their powerful strike runners.
- England in the first-half, with their set-piece struggling to provide a platform to unleash their powerful strike runners.
- Fiji in the first-half, with their set-piece struggling to provide a platform to unleash their powerful strike runners.
- Gatland in the first-half, with their set-piece struggling to provide a platform to unleash their powerful strike runners.
- Hallam Amos in the first-half, with their set-piece struggling to provide a platform to unleash their powerful strike runners.
- Jonathan Davies in the first-half, with their set-piece struggling to provide a platform to unleash their powerful strike runners.
- Liam Williams in the first-half, with their set-piece struggling to provide a platform to unleash their powerful strike runners.
- Sam Burgess in the first-half, with their set-piece struggling to provide a platform to unleash their powerful strike runners.
- Scarlets in the first-half, with their set-piece struggling to provide a platform to unleash their powerful strike runners.
- Scott Williams in the first-half, with their set-piece struggling to provide a platform to unleash their powerful strike runners.
- Twickenham in the first-half, with their set-piece struggling to provide a platform to unleash their powerful strike runners.
- Wales in the first-half, with their set-piece struggling to provide a platform to unleash their powerful strike runners.
- Warren Gatland in the first-half, with their set-piece struggling to provide a platform to unleash their powerful strike runners.
- Welsh in the first-half, with their set-piece struggling to provide a platform to unleash their powerful strike runners.
- Williams in the first-half, with their set-piece struggling to provide a platform to unleash their powerful strike runners.
- World Cup in the first-half, with their set-piece struggling to provide a platform to unleash their powerful strike runners.


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(CNN) Ken Starr resigned as Baylor University's chancellor on Wednesday, less than a week after being removed as its president in the wake of sex assault controversy involving the school's football team. Baylor, a Christian university, removed Starr as its president last Thursday after unveiling the results of an independent investigation that showed a "fundamental failure" to respond adequately to student sex assault allegations, including some involving players for the Texas school's rising football program. Starr, whose investigation led to the impeachment of President Bill Clinton in the 1990s over the Monica Lewinsky sex scandal, was then named the school's chancellor. That appointment, however, lasted only a few days. He will continue to teach at Baylor's law school.

OPTIONS:
- Baylor did not respond immediately to a request for comment via email.
- Baylor University did not respond immediately to a request for comment via email.
- Bill Clinton did not respond immediately to a request for comment via email.
- CNN did not respond immediately to a request for comment via email.
- Christian did not respond immediately to a request for comment via email.
- Ken Starr did not respond immediately to a request for comment via email.
- Monica Lewinsky did not respond immediately to a request for comment via email.
- Starr did not respond immediately to a request for comment via email.
- Texas did not respond immediately to a request for comment via email.


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(CNN) -- So there he was, sitting on the queen's bed, wearing a soiled T-shirt and jeans, holding a broken ashtray and bleeding from a cut on his hand: A man named Michael Fagan, who was 31 at the time, had climbed a wall of Buckingham Palace, crawled through an open window and made his way to the bedroom of Queen Elizabeth II, who was sleeping. When she awakened to find the guy sitting there staring at her, it is fair to surmise that she was not pleased. Especially when Fagan asked her if she had a spare cigarette. This happened on July 9, 1982, generating international headlines, and only because the queen survived unharmed does it read like a comedy of errors. The errors were plentiful, including the queen's repeated attempts to summon help, at first to no avail.

Just ask

OPTIONS:
- Bob Greene, in the unlikely event you ever get close enough.
- Buckingham Palace, in the unlikely event you ever get close enough.
- Buckingham palace, in the unlikely event you ever get close enough.
- CNN, in the unlikely event you ever get close enough.
- Fagan, in the unlikely event you ever get close enough.
- Greene, in the unlikely event you ever get close enough.
- Michael Fagan, in the unlikely event you ever get close enough.
- Pope, in the unlikely event you ever get close enough.
- Queen Elizabeth II, in the unlikely event you ever get close enough.
- Reagan, in the unlikely event you ever get close enough.


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An eight-year-old female Star Wars fan forced Disney to change its labelling policy after she complained her Darth Vader costume was marked 'for boys'. Izzy Cornthwaite, from Chorley, Lancashire, was disappointed to find the distinctive outfit she wanted to wear was classed not for girls - so she wrote to the industry giant to complain. Her concerns were so inspiring that the international company changed its policy, and now all outfits sold in the Disney Store are labelled as 'for kids'. Izzy's mum Becky Heyes said: 'All the Star Wars collection was for boys. There was no Princess Leia suit or anything to do with girls.

'A few weeks later,

OPTIONS:
- Becky Heyes told Izzy that they would change the description from 'boys' to 'kids'.
- Chorley told Izzy that they would change the description from 'boys' to 'kids'.
- Dark Side told Izzy that they would change the description from 'boys' to 'kids'.
- Darth Vader told Izzy that they would change the description from 'boys' to 'kids'.
- Disney told Izzy that they would change the description from 'boys' to 'kids'.
- Disney Store told Izzy that they would change the description from 'boys' to 'kids'.
- Entertainment told Izzy that they would change the description from 'boys' to 'kids'.
- Izzy told Izzy that they would change the description from 'boys' to 'kids'.
- Izzy Cornthwaite told Izzy that they would change the description from 'boys' to 'kids'.
- Lancashire told Izzy that they would change the description from 'boys' to 'kids'.
- Leia told Izzy that they would change the description from 'boys' to 'kids'.
- Star Wars told Izzy that they would change the description from 'boys' to 'kids'.


How does the sentence end?

Long before the candidates set foot on stage in Florida, President Barack Obama headed into the final debate of the 2012 campaign with the biggest advantage of all: he's already commander-in-chief. The foreign policy face-off on Monday was devoted to a subject on which presidents can speak about decision-making in the first person and challengers can't. As recently as a few weeks ago, coming off a rocky foreign summer tour and a widely panned response to the deadly September 11 attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, Mitt Romney seemed headed for a tough night. But that was before the administration faced its own politically charged questions on the Libya assault over security and its response to what actually occurred and who may have been behind it.

A question about

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- Barack Obama's role in the world drew an answer about the U.S. unemployment rate.
- Benghazi's role in the world drew an answer about the U.S. unemployment rate.
- Florida's role in the world drew an answer about the U.S. unemployment rate.
- Libya's role in the world drew an answer about the U.S. unemployment rate.
- Mitt Romney's role in the world drew an answer about the U.S. unemployment rate.
- U.S.'s role in the world drew an answer about the U.S. unemployment rate.


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(CNN) -- The mother of a missing Iowa girl thinks there is a chance she and her cousin were abducted and are not at the bottom of a lake where dogs have led searchers. "Because we haven't found them anywhere in the surrounding area, I feel like maybe they were taken," Misty Cook-Morrissey, mother of 10-year-old Lyric Cook, told CNN on Wednesday. Lyric and 8-year-old Elizabeth Collins were last seen by their grandmother on Friday when they left on a bike ride. Missing girl's grandma: 'We will fight' The girls' bicycles and a purse were found near Meyers Lake hours after they were reported missing. Scent dogs following the girls' trail led searchers around the lake and stopped at the water's edge, Cook-Morrissey said.

Questioning has taken

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- CNN and other family members away from the lake, which is hard, she said.
- Cook-Morrissey and other family members away from the lake, which is hard, she said.
- Elizabeth Collins and other family members away from the lake, which is hard, she said.
- Iowa and other family members away from the lake, which is hard, she said.
- Lyric and other family members away from the lake, which is hard, she said.
- Lyric Cook and other family members away from the lake, which is hard, she said.
- Meyers Lake and other family members away from the lake, which is hard, she said.
- Misty Cook-Morrissey and other family members away from the lake, which is hard, she said.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- Hero pilot Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger on Tuesday joined the opposition to heightened airport security procedures that critics have called invasive and intrusive. Sullenberger, who landed a crippled US Airways jet on the Hudson River last year, said the use of full-body pat-downs and advanced imaging scanners for airline personnel "just isn't an efficient use of our resources." Federal transport authorities say the machines are both safe and a necessary security precaution, especially following recent airline terrorism attempts. Sullenberger argued that transport authorities should trust pilots and flight attendants because "we're trusted partners" who are already "thoroughly screened."

But some passengers and pilots have expressed objections to

OPTIONS:
- CNN's too-close-for-comfort pat-downs.
- Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger's too-close-for-comfort pat-downs.
- DHS's too-close-for-comfort pat-downs.
- Hudson River's too-close-for-comfort pat-downs.
- John Mica's too-close-for-comfort pat-downs.
- Napolitano's too-close-for-comfort pat-downs.
- Pistole's too-close-for-comfort pat-downs.
- Sullenberger's too-close-for-comfort pat-downs.
- TSA's too-close-for-comfort pat-downs.
- US Airways's too-close-for-comfort pat-downs.


The parents of a white NAACP leader who claimed to be African American have claimed that she cut them out because she didn't want them ruining her image. Larry and Ruthanne Dolezal spoke from their home in Troy, Montana on Friday after they revealed that their daughter, Spokane's NAACP Chapter President Rachel Dolezal, has been misleading people about her ethnicity for years. Dolezal, who has been a civil rights activist across Idaho and Washington and works part-time as an Africana Studies professor at Eastern Washington University, is now facing a city ethics probe for falsely claiming on an application that she was black.

As time went on, their daughter began sounding

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- African American on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- Africana Studies on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- American Indian on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- Czech on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- Dolezal on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- Eastern Washington on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- Eastern Washington University on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- German on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- Idaho on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- KXLY on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- Larry on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- Montana on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- NAACP on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- NAACP Chapter on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- Rachel Dolezal on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- Ruthanne Dolezal on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- Spokane on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- Swedish on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- Troy on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.
- Washington on the phone and then she started to 'disguise herself' from around 2007, her parents said.


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The resignation of Sepp Blatter will spark new questions over whether the next World Cups will go ahead in Russia and Qatar. It raises the possibility that England – controversially beaten by Russia to the role of 2018 host – could step in as a replacement. European nations are due to meet on Friday to discuss splitting from FIFA for a breakaway World Cup in 2018. They and some invited South American teams would boycott the official tournament, which last week FIFA officials insisted would go ahead. Questions have been raised over the awarding of the Cup to Russia and Qatar, due to host in 2022, with allegations of under-the-table deals and vote-rigging.

Major figures have now suggested England could replace

OPTIONS:
- Cup if there is a new vote.
- England if there is a new vote.
- European if there is a new vote.
- FIFA if there is a new vote.
- Greg Dyke if there is a new vote.
- Qatar if there is a new vote.
- Russia if there is a new vote.
- Sepp Blatter if there is a new vote.
- South American if there is a new vote.
- World Cup if there is a new vote.
- World Cups if there is a new vote.


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The death of a young rugby league player has sparked an outpouring of tributes where people, who did not even know the 25-year-old, are putting out their footballs to remember James Ackerman. The act has kicked off the hashtag 'put your footy out', similar to the 'put your bats out' phenomena that happened following the death of young cricketer Phillip Hughes who died after he was hit by a bouncer at Sydney Cricket Ground last year. Ackerman died from a severe head injury that he suffered in a tackle during a Queensland Cup match against the Norths Devils at Bishop Park in Nundah, north of Brisbane, on Saturday.

He said

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- Ackerman's young family could expect a mountain of support, with offers of financial assistance already coming in.
- Bishop Park's young family could expect a mountain of support, with offers of financial assistance already coming in.
- Brisbane's young family could expect a mountain of support, with offers of financial assistance already coming in.
- James Ackerman's young family could expect a mountain of support, with offers of financial assistance already coming in.
- Norths Devils's young family could expect a mountain of support, with offers of financial assistance already coming in.
- Nundah's young family could expect a mountain of support, with offers of financial assistance already coming in.
- Phillip Hughes's young family could expect a mountain of support, with offers of financial assistance already coming in.
- Queensland Cup's young family could expect a mountain of support, with offers of financial assistance already coming in.
- Queensland Rugby League's young family could expect a mountain of support, with offers of financial assistance already coming in.
- Sydney Cricket Ground's young family could expect a mountain of support, with offers of financial assistance already coming in.
- Twitter's young family could expect a mountain of support, with offers of financial assistance already coming in.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Paul Pogba has his heart set on a move to La Liga giants Barcelona when he eventually leaves Juventus, according to Mundo Deportivo. The Juventus star's future takes centre stage in the Spanish newspaper on Thursday, with a host of clubs still interested in signing the 22-year-old. However, Pogba is reportedly holding out on a move to Jose Enrique's side, although according to Italian media sources on Wednesday the French midfielder is in no rush to leave the Italian giants. Elsewhere, in Corriere dello Sport they reveal that Juventus are set to sign Mario Mandzukic from Atletico Madrid with Carlos Tevez on the verge of a return to Boca Juniors.

The 23-year-old moved from his boyhood club to the Nou Camp in 2013 for a reported £41million, although courts have argued that the actual fee

OPTIONS:
- Atletico Madrid paid was much higher.
- Barcelona paid was much higher.
- Boca Juniors paid was much higher.
- Carlos Tevez paid was much higher.
- Corriere dello Sport paid was much higher.
- French paid was much higher.
- Italian paid was much higher.
- Jose Enrique paid was much higher.
- Juve paid was much higher.
- Juventus paid was much higher.
- La Liga paid was much higher.
- Mario Mandzukic paid was much higher.
- Mundo Deportivo paid was much higher.
- Paul Pogba paid was much higher.
- Pogba paid was much higher.
- Spanish paid was much higher.


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Washington (CNN) The darkening storm over Russia is now looming over President Donald Trump's innermost circle. The intrigue now threatening to swamp Washington politics deepened on Monday when Trump's son-in-law and trusted adviser, Jared Kushner, offered to testify to senators about meetings with senior Kremlin officials -- including the head of a bank closely linked to President Vladimir Putin's government. And more revelations about a secret trip to the White House complex by House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes spurred claims by Democrats that he was in league with the President's aides to subvert his own panel's investigation into Moscow's alleged election meddling and ties to the Trump campaign.

The deepening questions about Russia are combining with a thicket of more conventional political troubles bearing down on the

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Democrats.
- Devin Nunes.
- Donald Trump.
- House Intelligence.
- Jared Kushner.
- Kremlin.
- Kushner.
- Moscow.
- Russia.
- Trump.
- Vladimir Putin.
- Washington.
- White House.


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A New Jersey woman convicted of killing her husband and hiding his remains in storage containers wept in court Wednesday as a judge sentenced her to 55 years in prison after comparing the grisly murder to Al Capone’s St Valentine’s Day massacre. Loretta Burroughs, 63, sobbed throughout her sentencing as relatives of her late husband, Danny, talked about the horror of losing him and finding out that she chopped up his body and took his remains with her when she moved. Mrs Burroughs was arrested in May 2013 after Danny Burroughs' body parts were found inside the guest bedroom closet of the Ventnor home she was moving out of.

When told that they were,

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- Al Capone's physical demeanor 'changed completely.
- Burroughs's physical demeanor 'changed completely.
- Daniel's physical demeanor 'changed completely.
- Danny's physical demeanor 'changed completely.
- Danny Burroughs's physical demeanor 'changed completely.
- Florida's physical demeanor 'changed completely.
- GRAPHIC CONTENT's physical demeanor 'changed completely.
- Loretta Burroughs's physical demeanor 'changed completely.
- New Jersey's physical demeanor 'changed completely.
- St Valentine's Day's physical demeanor 'changed completely.
- St Valentine’s Day massacre's physical demeanor 'changed completely.
- Ventnor's physical demeanor 'changed completely.


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump asked two of his top intelligence officials to publicly knock down the idea that his 2016 presidential campaign had colluded with the Russians in the days after then-FBI Director James Comey revealed a federal investigation was underway into the matter, according to reporting by The Washington Post and CNN. Both men -- Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats and National Security Agency head Mike Rogers -- were uncomfortable with the request and turned it down. This latest episode is not an isolated incident. It's part of a broader pattern of the Trump presidency where the chief executive seems to violate protocol willy-nilly in pursuit of his own political agendas.

"Current and former officials said that Trump either lacks an understanding of the

OPTIONS:
- CNN's role as an independent law enforcement agency or does not care about maintaining such boundaries."
- Dan Coats's role as an independent law enforcement agency or does not care about maintaining such boundaries."
- Donald Trump's role as an independent law enforcement agency or does not care about maintaining such boundaries."
- FBI's role as an independent law enforcement agency or does not care about maintaining such boundaries."
- James Comey's role as an independent law enforcement agency or does not care about maintaining such boundaries."
- Mike Rogers's role as an independent law enforcement agency or does not care about maintaining such boundaries."
- National Intelligence's role as an independent law enforcement agency or does not care about maintaining such boundaries."
- National Security Agency's role as an independent law enforcement agency or does not care about maintaining such boundaries."
- Russians's role as an independent law enforcement agency or does not care about maintaining such boundaries."
- The Washington Post's role as an independent law enforcement agency or does not care about maintaining such boundaries."
- Trump's role as an independent law enforcement agency or does not care about maintaining such boundaries."
- Washington's role as an independent law enforcement agency or does not care about maintaining such boundaries."


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Fears over a Chinese economic slump caused a bloodbath in American markets on Monday and Donald Trump is saying 'told you so.' The Republican presidential frontrunner restated his take on the Chinese role in America's economy on Twitter after the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted 1,000 points after the opening bell. 'As I have long stated, we are so tied in with China and Asia that their markets are now taking the U.S. market down,' Trump wrote after the record 1-day loss. Trump continued: 'Get smart U.S.A.' The rout in U.S. equities followed an 8.5 percent decline in Chinese markets, which sparked a selloff in global stocks along with oil and other commodities.

And Blinder says the U.S. should do more to retrain

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- America workers who lose their jobs to foreign competition.
- American workers who lose their jobs to foreign competition.
- Asia workers who lose their jobs to foreign competition.
- China workers who lose their jobs to foreign competition.
- Chinese workers who lose their jobs to foreign competition.
- Donald Trump workers who lose their jobs to foreign competition.
- Dow workers who lose their jobs to foreign competition.
- Dow Jones Industrial Average workers who lose their jobs to foreign competition.
- Republican workers who lose their jobs to foreign competition.
- Trump workers who lose their jobs to foreign competition.
- Twitter workers who lose their jobs to foreign competition.
- U.S. workers who lose their jobs to foreign competition.


(CNN) Some women are on the hunt for reversible birth control that could last through a Donald Trump presidency. Tweets and Facebook posts about getting intrauterine devices, or IUDs, swept social media Wednesday as women warned each other that their access to birth control might dwindle once the President-elect takes office next year. Throughout his campaign, Trump has promised to repeal the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, which mandates that insurers in the health insurance marketplace provide coverage for all FDA-approved birth control methods, including IUDs, with no copayment or coinsurance when provided in-network. Repealing the act is also a "high item on the list" for Trump's Republican colleagues, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Wednesday. However, for now, enrollment will still be available through January 31.

Once in place,

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act are effective for 10 years or more; Mirena can last for at least five years and Skyla for three years.
- Donald Trump are effective for 10 years or more; Mirena can last for at least five years and Skyla for three years.
- FDA are effective for 10 years or more; Mirena can last for at least five years and Skyla for three years.
- Facebook are effective for 10 years or more; Mirena can last for at least five years and Skyla for three years.
- IUDs are effective for 10 years or more; Mirena can last for at least five years and Skyla for three years.
- Mitch McConnell are effective for 10 years or more; Mirena can last for at least five years and Skyla for three years.
- Obamacare are effective for 10 years or more; Mirena can last for at least five years and Skyla for three years.
- Republican are effective for 10 years or more; Mirena can last for at least five years and Skyla for three years.
- Senate are effective for 10 years or more; Mirena can last for at least five years and Skyla for three years.
- Trump are effective for 10 years or more; Mirena can last for at least five years and Skyla for three years.


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Lennox Lewis has told Tyson Fury to tone down his antics after he won the world heavyweight title. The 27-year-old beat Wladimir Klitschko in Germany in one of the biggest upsets in heavyweight history with a unanimous points decision on Saturday to claim the WBA, WBO and IBF titles. Fury dressed as Batman in the run-up to the fight and was involved in verbal spats with Klitschko, labelling him boring and robotic as well as saying he was only interested in breaking his face. He also sang Aerosmith's 'I Don't Want To Miss A Thing' in the ring after victory in Dusseldorf and made homophobic remarks in a newspaper interview in the build-up to the fight, but former heavyweight champion Lewis has warned Fury he is now a role model.

'It might be a bit negative from time to time but it makes you laugh and smile and that's better than being bored to tears by

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- Aerosmith.'
- Batman.'
- David Haye.'
- Dusseldorf.'
- Ex.'
- Fury.'
- Germanry.'
- Germany.'
- I Don't Want To Miss A Thing.'
- IBF.'
- Klitschko.'
- Lennox Lewis.'
- Lewis.'
- Tyson Fury.'
- WBA.'
- WBO.'
- Wladimir Klitschko.'


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(Rolling Stone) -- The "heady fwendship" between Erykah Badu and Wayne Coyne, formed on the grounds of her guest feature on "The Flaming Lips and Heady Fwends" Record Store Day LP, has hit a rough patch. Badu posted a lengthy tweet chastising the Flaming Lips frontman for the NSFW video released for their collaboration, "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face," which went viral on June 1. In the video, Badu soaks naked in a bathtub singing the airy lyrics, interrupted by shots of her little sister Nayrok getting deluged by liquid corn starch, gold glitter and a milky substance. (Badu is no stranger to taking her clothes off for cameras. Her video for "Window Seat" shows the Queen of Neo-Soul stripping to her knickers while strolling through her native Dallas.)

Back in March, Badu talked to

OPTIONS:
- Badu about the collaboration, saying Coyne interrupted her 29 times during the recording process until she was forced to say, "C'mon man, just let me sing it!"
- Dallas about the collaboration, saying Coyne interrupted her 29 times during the recording process until she was forced to say, "C'mon man, just let me sing it!"
- Erykah Badu about the collaboration, saying Coyne interrupted her 29 times during the recording process until she was forced to say, "C'mon man, just let me sing it!"
- Flaming Lips about the collaboration, saying Coyne interrupted her 29 times during the recording process until she was forced to say, "C'mon man, just let me sing it!"
- Heady Fwends about the collaboration, saying Coyne interrupted her 29 times during the recording process until she was forced to say, "C'mon man, just let me sing it!"
- Nayrok about the collaboration, saying Coyne interrupted her 29 times during the recording process until she was forced to say, "C'mon man, just let me sing it!"
- Queen of Neo-Soul about the collaboration, saying Coyne interrupted her 29 times during the recording process until she was forced to say, "C'mon man, just let me sing it!"
- Record Store Day LP about the collaboration, saying Coyne interrupted her 29 times during the recording process until she was forced to say, "C'mon man, just let me sing it!"
- Rolling Stone about the collaboration, saying Coyne interrupted her 29 times during the recording process until she was forced to say, "C'mon man, just let me sing it!"
- The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face about the collaboration, saying Coyne interrupted her 29 times during the recording process until she was forced to say, "C'mon man, just let me sing it!"
- The Flaming Lips about the collaboration, saying Coyne interrupted her 29 times during the recording process until she was forced to say, "C'mon man, just let me sing it!"
- Wayne Coyne about the collaboration, saying Coyne interrupted her 29 times during the recording process until she was forced to say, "C'mon man, just let me sing it!"
- Window Seat about the collaboration, saying Coyne interrupted her 29 times during the recording process until she was forced to say, "C'mon man, just let me sing it!"


(WIRED) -- Google's netbook-friendly Chrome OS takes direct aim at Microsoft, whose eight-year-old Windows XP leads the netbook market. But the odds are stacked against Google. Despite its buzz, the odds are stacked against Google's Chrome OS becoming a serious rival to Windows. In competing with Windows, Google Chrome OS will have to deal with many of the same challenges Linux has: compatibility, usability, and unfamiliarity. The record isn't good: In the past year, Linux-based netbooks have rapidly lost market share to Microsoft, as people find that Linux doesn't work as expected, may not support the applications or peripherals they're used to using, and is just plain different.

Google will also be under pressure to ensure

OPTIONS:
- Chrome works flawlessly with gadgets such as cameras, printers, smartphones and e-book readers.
- Chrome OS works flawlessly with gadgets such as cameras, printers, smartphones and e-book readers.
- Google works flawlessly with gadgets such as cameras, printers, smartphones and e-book readers.
- Google Chrome OS works flawlessly with gadgets such as cameras, printers, smartphones and e-book readers.
- Linux works flawlessly with gadgets such as cameras, printers, smartphones and e-book readers.
- Microsoft works flawlessly with gadgets such as cameras, printers, smartphones and e-book readers.
- PC works flawlessly with gadgets such as cameras, printers, smartphones and e-book readers.
- WIRED works flawlessly with gadgets such as cameras, printers, smartphones and e-book readers.
- Windows works flawlessly with gadgets such as cameras, printers, smartphones and e-book readers.
- Windows XP works flawlessly with gadgets such as cameras, printers, smartphones and e-book readers.
- iTunes works flawlessly with gadgets such as cameras, printers, smartphones and e-book readers.