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(CNN) -- Javier Hernandez has had to be patient this season. Robin van Persie's arrival at Manchester United was followed by a glut of goals that justified Alex Ferguson's $38 million investment in the former Arsenal striker. Hernandez also made a big impact two years ago as a relatively little-known signing from Guadalajara, being named player of the season as United won a record 19th league title. But last season was a different story as the Mexico international played a bit-part role and the club's Premier League crown was snatched by crosstown rivals Manchester City. The 24-year-old came into the 2012-13 campaign fresh after Ferguson demanded he miss Mexico's successful Olympic campaign, but he has started only five matches out of 16 in all competitions.

It was the eighth time

OPTIONS:
- Alex Ferguson have won this season after going behind.
- Arsenal have won this season after going behind.
- Aston Villa have won this season after going behind.
- CNN have won this season after going behind.
- Ferguson have won this season after going behind.
- Guadalajara have won this season after going behind.
- Hernandez have won this season after going behind.
- Javier Hernandez have won this season after going behind.
- Manchester City have won this season after going behind.
- Manchester United have won this season after going behind.
- Mexican have won this season after going behind.
- Mexico have won this season after going behind.
- Olympic have won this season after going behind.
- Premier League have won this season after going behind.
- Robin van Persie have won this season after going behind.
- United have won this season after going behind.


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SELMA, Alabama -- For almost 60 years, Grace Britton Sweet has had the right to vote. She can vividly recall the day she registered. Grace Britton Sweet, center, was one of a few black Americans who had the right to vote as early as 1953. As an African-American woman living in the South, she was one of a few black Americans who had the right to cast a ballot as early as 1953. In states like Alabama, literacy tests were given as a way to bar African-Americans from voting. If a black person was unable to answer questions such as, "If a person charged with treason denies his guilt, how many persons must testify against him before he can be convicted?" they would be denied the right to vote.

"There were people in this country that did not know there were black people in the

OPTIONS:
- African who were disenfranchised."
- Alabama who were disenfranchised."
- American who were disenfranchised."
- Americans who were disenfranchised."
- Bloody Sunday who were disenfranchised."
- Deep South who were disenfranchised."
- Grace Britton Sweet who were disenfranchised."
- Mants who were disenfranchised."
- Obama who were disenfranchised."
- SELMA who were disenfranchised."
- South who were disenfranchised."
- Voting Rights Act of 1965 who were disenfranchised."


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An advert for L'Oreal moisturiser featuring the actress Dame Helen Mirren has been cleared  following a complaint that claimed post-production editing had enhanced her appearance. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) investigated after a viewer suggested that the Oscar winner's face had been airbrushed to digitally iron-out her wrinkles. The allegations focused on age lines around the 69-year-old Prime Suspect star's mouth, which the complainer argued had been wiped in the editing process for both the video and still image adverts. The viewer challenged whether both ads - for L'Oreal Paris Age Perfect moisturising cream - 'misleadingly exaggerated' the likely effect that could be achieved by using the product, which costs £24 for 100ml.

OPTIONS:
- ASA also provided a list of the post-production techniques that had been used in the print ad, none of which related to wrinkles or to the skin on her face or neck, and confirmed that no post-production changes were made to Dame Helen's face in the television ad.
- Advertising Standards Authority also provided a list of the post-production techniques that had been used in the print ad, none of which related to wrinkles or to the skin on her face or neck, and confirmed that no post-production changes were made to Dame Helen's face in the television ad.
- Dame Helen Mirren also provided a list of the post-production techniques that had been used in the print ad, none of which related to wrinkles or to the skin on her face or neck, and confirmed that no post-production changes were made to Dame Helen's face in the television ad.
- French also provided a list of the post-production techniques that had been used in the print ad, none of which related to wrinkles or to the skin on her face or neck, and confirmed that no post-production changes were made to Dame Helen's face in the television ad.
- Helen also provided a list of the post-production techniques that had been used in the print ad, none of which related to wrinkles or to the skin on her face or neck, and confirmed that no post-production changes were made to Dame Helen's face in the television ad.
- L'Oreal also provided a list of the post-production techniques that had been used in the print ad, none of which related to wrinkles or to the skin on her face or neck, and confirmed that no post-production changes were made to Dame Helen's face in the television ad.
- L'Oreal Paris Age Perfect also provided a list of the post-production techniques that had been used in the print ad, none of which related to wrinkles or to the skin on her face or neck, and confirmed that no post-production changes were made to Dame Helen's face in the television ad.
- Oscar also provided a list of the post-production techniques that had been used in the print ad, none of which related to wrinkles or to the skin on her face or neck, and confirmed that no post-production changes were made to Dame Helen's face in the television ad.
- Prime Suspect also provided a list of the post-production techniques that had been used in the print ad, none of which related to wrinkles or to the skin on her face or neck, and confirmed that no post-production changes were made to Dame Helen's face in the television ad.


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Moscow (CNN) Thousands of people marched through the streets of towns and cities across Russia Monday to protest against corruption. Opposition leader Alexey Navalny, who called for nationwide demonstrations to mark Russia Day, was detained outside his Moscow office after police declared that his plan to direct protesters down one of the capital's main streets was illegal. Navalny's YouTube channel, which had been broadcasting live to more than 50,000 people as the protests got underway, lost light and sound in the studio. The 41-year-old has been mobilizing support on social networks, and hopes the rallies will rattle the Kremlin, as those held earlier this year did.

"

OPTIONS:
- Alexey Navalny 2018" stickers are affixed to every laptop, and boxes of campaign signs are stacked in the corridor.
- CNN 2018" stickers are affixed to every laptop, and boxes of campaign signs are stacked in the corridor.
- Kremlin 2018" stickers are affixed to every laptop, and boxes of campaign signs are stacked in the corridor.
- Moscow 2018" stickers are affixed to every laptop, and boxes of campaign signs are stacked in the corridor.
- Navalny 2018" stickers are affixed to every laptop, and boxes of campaign signs are stacked in the corridor.
- Russia 2018" stickers are affixed to every laptop, and boxes of campaign signs are stacked in the corridor.
- Russia Day 2018" stickers are affixed to every laptop, and boxes of campaign signs are stacked in the corridor.
- YouTube 2018" stickers are affixed to every laptop, and boxes of campaign signs are stacked in the corridor.


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(CNN) Preliminary findings in the investigation into the collision between the USS Fitzgerald and a Philippine cargo ship off the coast of Japan in June suggest the accident was caused by multiple errors by the Fitzgerald's crew and a failure to take action in the minutes leading to the collision, according to two defense officials. "They did nothing until the last second," one official said. "A slew of things went wrong." A second official said the crash "will wind up being our (the US Navy's) fault." The collision between the Fitzgerald, a guided-missile destroyer, and the ACX Crystal on June 17 claimed the lives of seven US sailors. It took place 56 nautical miles off the coast of Honshu, Japan, in an area heavily traveled by commercial shipping.

Photos released by the

OPTIONS:
- ACX Crystal show extensive damage below the water line on the starboard side where the ship was hit.
- Fitzgerald show extensive damage below the water line on the starboard side where the ship was hit.
- Honshu show extensive damage below the water line on the starboard side where the ship was hit.
- Japan show extensive damage below the water line on the starboard side where the ship was hit.
- Philippine show extensive damage below the water line on the starboard side where the ship was hit.
- US show extensive damage below the water line on the starboard side where the ship was hit.
- US Navy show extensive damage below the water line on the starboard side where the ship was hit.
- USS Fitzgerald show extensive damage below the water line on the starboard side where the ship was hit.


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(CNN) -- A month after the deadly school shootings in Newtown, Connecticut, the National Rifle Association is taking heat again -- this time for releasing a mobile video game that lets players learn how to shoot at targets. The game, "NRA: Practice Range," puts the user in a gun range, where they fire a variety of handguns and rifles at stationary targets and earn points for accuracy. Critics are questioning the timing of the game's release Monday -- a month to the day after the December 14 shootings -- and accusing the NRA of hypocrisy because one of its leaders recently blamed video games for stoking gun violence.

"We're both speculating if we try to guess whether

OPTIONS:
- App Store and the developer had this in their back pocket, waiting for the right time, or whether the release date is mere accident," Bogost said.
- Apple and the developer had this in their back pocket, waiting for the right time, or whether the release date is mere accident," Bogost said.
- CNN and the developer had this in their back pocket, waiting for the right time, or whether the release date is mere accident," Bogost said.
- Connecticut and the developer had this in their back pocket, waiting for the right time, or whether the release date is mere accident," Bogost said.
- NRA and the developer had this in their back pocket, waiting for the right time, or whether the release date is mere accident," Bogost said.
- National Rifle Association and the developer had this in their back pocket, waiting for the right time, or whether the release date is mere accident," Bogost said.
- Newtown and the developer had this in their back pocket, waiting for the right time, or whether the release date is mere accident," Bogost said.
- Practice Range and the developer had this in their back pocket, waiting for the right time, or whether the release date is mere accident," Bogost said.


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Ningbo, China (CNN) -- China's football team did not make it to the World Cup this year, but that does not mean the country's presence has not been felt: The Asian giant has cornered the market on perhaps the most unforgettable off-field aspect of the World Cup -- the vuvuzela. Ninety percent of the vuvuzelas, the plastic South African trumpet whose loud rasp has become synonymous with the 2010 World Cup, are made in China, according to the China Daily. The Chinese did it the same way they have done for so many other products: low costs and quick production at factories like the one run by Wu Yuye just outside the southern Chinese city of Ningbo. With a few dozen staff, they make more than 20,000 bugles a day. So far this year, they have churned out more than 1 million of them.

"I'm very proud that our vuvuzelas made it to

OPTIONS:
- 2010 World Cup in South Africa, especially since we have such a small family factory," Wu said.
- Asian in South Africa, especially since we have such a small family factory," Wu said.
- Asian Games in South Africa, especially since we have such a small family factory," Wu said.
- CNN in South Africa, especially since we have such a small family factory," Wu said.
- China in South Africa, especially since we have such a small family factory," Wu said.
- China Daily in South Africa, especially since we have such a small family factory," Wu said.
- Chinese in South Africa, especially since we have such a small family factory," Wu said.
- Ningbo in South Africa, especially since we have such a small family factory," Wu said.
- South African in South Africa, especially since we have such a small family factory," Wu said.
- World Cup in South Africa, especially since we have such a small family factory," Wu said.
- Wu Yuye in South Africa, especially since we have such a small family factory," Wu said.


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If you live in the UK or US you can expect to have already been hacked – at least according to the real life conman turned fraud prevention expert whose escapades inspired Catch Me If You Can. Frank Abagnale, whose early life on the run from the FBI was brought to life on the screen by Leonardo Di Caprio, has said the public is underestimating the extent that their details have been stolen by digital fraudsters, the Times reported. In the 2002 Steven Spielberg film Abagnale, now 66, poses as a doctor, a lecturer, a lawyer and an airline pilot over the course of a crime spree that eventually landed him in prison.

While doing so he cashed $2.5 million in fraudulent checks in every

OPTIONS:
- Abagnale state and 26 foreign countries
- Catch Me If You Can state and 26 foreign countries
- FBI state and 26 foreign countries
- Frank Abagnale state and 26 foreign countries
- Leonardo Di Caprio state and 26 foreign countries
- Spielberg state and 26 foreign countries
- Steven Spielberg state and 26 foreign countries
- Times state and 26 foreign countries
- UK state and 26 foreign countries
- US state and 26 foreign countries


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Palm Beach, Florida (CNN) Two days after footage of a grisly chemical weapons attack on civilians made its way around the world, President Donald Trump decided to launch a military strike against the Syrian regime responsible for the horrific attack. But while the decision to strike Syrian government targets marked a sharp reversal in the President's stance on Syria -- one that called for a laser-like focus on ISIS and largely ignoring Assad -- the sharp, 180-degree turn didn't happen over a matter of days. 'Holocaust' Months earlier, during an off-the-record holiday gathering with reporters at his opulent Mar-a-Lago estate a week before Christmas, Trump spoke at length about the carnage of the Syrian civil war, revealing that the issue was weighing on him as he prepared to take office. Trump spokeswoman Hope Hicks authorized CNN on Friday to report the contents of his remarks on the topic at the gathering, which CNN attended.

Trump also described in detail a video he had seen of an elderly woman being shot multiple times in

OPTIONS:
- Assad, struggling as she tried to continue to walk.
- CNN, struggling as she tried to continue to walk.
- Donald Trump, struggling as she tried to continue to walk.
- Florida, struggling as she tried to continue to walk.
- Holocaust, struggling as she tried to continue to walk.
- Hope Hicks, struggling as she tried to continue to walk.
- ISIS, struggling as she tried to continue to walk.
- Lago, struggling as she tried to continue to walk.
- Mar, struggling as she tried to continue to walk.
- Palm Beach, struggling as she tried to continue to walk.
- Syria, struggling as she tried to continue to walk.
- Syrian, struggling as she tried to continue to walk.
- Trump, struggling as she tried to continue to walk.


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(CNN) Maybe you want Jesse Williams fired from "Grey's Anatomy," or maybe you don't -- either way, there's a petition for you. The fiery acceptance speech Williams gave at the BET Awards late last month has led to a call on Change.org to have him booted from the hit show. "Jesse Williams spewed a racist, hate speech against law enforcement and white people at the BET awards," the petition says. "If this was a white person making the same speech about an African American, they would have been fired and globally chastised, as they should be, but there has been no consequences to Williams' actions."

His remarks stirred both acclaim and ire, and there are multiple counter petitions on

OPTIONS:
- African American calling for him to be kept on the show.
- BET calling for him to be kept on the show.
- BET Awards calling for him to be kept on the show.
- Change.org calling for him to be kept on the show.
- Grey's Anatomy calling for him to be kept on the show.
- Jesse Williams calling for him to be kept on the show.
- Shonda Rhimes calling for him to be kept on the show.
- Williams calling for him to be kept on the show.


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(CNN) -- Contrasting Barack Obama's upcoming visit to Africa with Chinese president Xi Jinping's recent tour indicates seismic shifts not only within Africa but also in terms of global power. On this visit, only Obama's second to Africa since he became president (Xi visited Africa during his first foreign tour as head of state, in March this year), he will be visiting a continent which feels increasingly less beholden to American dictates. China's growing economic influence in Africa, which generated more than $160 billion in bilateral trade in 2011 (when U.S. merchandise trade with Africa was worth just $95 billion), plays an important role in this shifting sentiment.

As the

OPTIONS:
- Africa proverb goes: "To get rich, build roads first!"
- African proverb goes: "To get rich, build roads first!"
- American proverb goes: "To get rich, build roads first!"
- Anthony proverb goes: "To get rich, build roads first!"
- Barack Obama proverb goes: "To get rich, build roads first!"
- CNN proverb goes: "To get rich, build roads first!"
- China proverb goes: "To get rich, build roads first!"
- Chinese proverb goes: "To get rich, build roads first!"
- Obama proverb goes: "To get rich, build roads first!"
- Ross Anthony proverb goes: "To get rich, build roads first!"
- U.S. proverb goes: "To get rich, build roads first!"
- Xi proverb goes: "To get rich, build roads first!"
- Xi Jinping proverb goes: "To get rich, build roads first!"


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(CNN) Fethullah Gulen, the reclusive cleric accused by Turkey of hatching a military coup attempt, concedes that his supporters could have been involved in the putsch but again denied any direct connection. "There might have been some sympathetic people [to Gulen] among them," he told CNN's Fareed Zakaria in an interview. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has pointed the finger of blame for the failed uprising squarely at Gulen. A bitter rival of the embattled President, Gulen is the leader of a popular movement called Hizmet. But the government refers to his group as the "Fethullah Gulen Terrorist Organization." The 77-year-old imam, who left Turkey for the United States in 1999, has been living in self-imposed exile in Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania.

But Gulen has repeatedly denied government claims he has directed sympathizers to destabilize the

OPTIONS:
- CNN regime.
- Fareed Zakaria regime.
- Fethullah Gulen regime.
- Fethullah Gulen Terrorist Organization regime.
- Gulen regime.
- Hizmet regime.
- Pennsylvania regime.
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan regime.
- Saylorsburg regime.
- Turkey regime.
- United States regime.


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(CNN) -- Google+ has a problem. It's not engagement or the lack of a clear way to monetize itself. It's not those sometimes-unwieldy friend-organizing circles, or even the perception that no one other than nerds uses the service. The problem, its creators believe, is that many people keep comparing it to Facebook -- or, more broadly, social networks. While social interaction is a key part of Google+, the project is much more ambitious. Google+ is nothing short of a wholesale upgrade to all of Google's products and services, but with the identity of the user incorporated. Mashable sat down with Vic Gundotra, Google's senior vice president of social business, and Bradley Horowitz, Google+'s vice president of product, at the Google I/O developer conference. They were excited about the new Google+ features that were announced -- the Events feature and the new tablet app -- but they were also quick to downplay any comparisons to Facebook, or any suggestion that many people aren't interested in joining Google+.

"We don't serve ads [on

OPTIONS:
- Bradley Horowitz], but that doesn't mean we won't have sponsored stories," he says.
- CNN], but that doesn't mean we won't have sponsored stories," he says.
- Facebook], but that doesn't mean we won't have sponsored stories," he says.
- Google], but that doesn't mean we won't have sponsored stories," he says.
- Google I/O], but that doesn't mean we won't have sponsored stories," he says.
- Google+], but that doesn't mean we won't have sponsored stories," he says.
- Mashable], but that doesn't mean we won't have sponsored stories," he says.
- Twitter], but that doesn't mean we won't have sponsored stories," he says.
- Vic Gundotra], but that doesn't mean we won't have sponsored stories," he says.


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(CNN) -- Milagros Martinez endured losing one of her sons to cystic fibrosis before he could get a lung transplant. Now she's hoping her younger boy, Javier Acosta, 11, will get such an operation in time. "This is like watching movie that you've seen before and you want a different ending," Martinez told CNN on Saturday. "It's hard for me to tell my son 'you have to have faith and be hopeful, you know this is going to happen for you,' and inside knowing that chances are slim." A judge on Thursday made Javier, from Bronx, New York, more quickly eligible for adult lungs. The boy is hospitalized at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

"Like any parent, I'm inclined to do whatever it takes, to help

OPTIONS:
- Bronx have a normal life, whatever that may be."
- CNN have a normal life, whatever that may be."
- Children's Hospital of Philadelphia have a normal life, whatever that may be."
- Javier have a normal life, whatever that may be."
- Javier Acosta have a normal life, whatever that may be."
- Martinez have a normal life, whatever that may be."
- Milagros Martinez have a normal life, whatever that may be."
- New York have a normal life, whatever that may be."
- Sarah Murnaghan have a normal life, whatever that may be."


Manchester City face an increasingly desperate battle to sign Paul Pogba from Juventus, but hope to take a step closer to landing Kevin De Bruyne when his agent meets with Wolfsburg next week. City’s fears that Pogba could end up at Barcelona next year were confirmed Wednesday when two senior representatives of the Spanish club, Ariedo Braida and Albert Soler, met with Juve’s managing director Giuseppe Marotta and sporting director Fabio Paratici at a Milan restaurant. Marotta later confirmed that a bid of £56.7million had been received for Pogba, but insisted the 22-year-old France midfielder would not be sold. Although Barcelona cannot sign any players until a transfer embargo is lifted in January, and will not know the identity of their club president until an election on July 18, it is understood that they want to put a deal in place for Pogba to remain in Turin next season and then move to the Nou Camp in a year’s time.

Now with

OPTIONS:
- Albert Soler and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- Ariedo Braida and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- Barcelona and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- City and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- City’s and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- Fabio Paratici and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- France and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- German and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- Giuseppe Marotta and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- Juve and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- Juventus and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- Kevin De Bruyne and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- Manchester City and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- Manchester City and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- Marotta and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- Milan and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- Nou Camp and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- Paul Pogba and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- Pogba and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- Spanish and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- Turin and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.
- Wolfsburg and Pogba looking well on their well that imbalance will be righted over the next two seasons.


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An Oklahoma teenager who killed an Australian college baseball player has been sentenced to life in prison without parole. Chancey Allen Luna, 18, was convicted of first-degree murder by a Stephens County jury in the August 16, 2013, killing of 22-year-old Christopher Lane. Authorities say Lane was shot in the back while he was jogging in Duncan. Defense attorneys say Luna, who riding in a friend's car, fired the shot, but only meant to scare Lane. Lane, from Melbourne, Australia, was in Oklahoma on a baseball scholarship. He was a catcher and preparing for his senior year at East Central University in Ada and was visiting his girlfriend and her family in Duncan when he was shot.

At Luna's April trial in

OPTIONS:
- Ada, Oklahoma, a jury only took an hour to find the teenager guilty of first-degree murder.
- Australia, Oklahoma, a jury only took an hour to find the teenager guilty of first-degree murder.
- Australian, Oklahoma, a jury only took an hour to find the teenager guilty of first-degree murder.
- Chancey Allen Luna, Oklahoma, a jury only took an hour to find the teenager guilty of first-degree murder.
- Christopher Lane, Oklahoma, a jury only took an hour to find the teenager guilty of first-degree murder.
- Defense, Oklahoma, a jury only took an hour to find the teenager guilty of first-degree murder.
- Duncan, Oklahoma, a jury only took an hour to find the teenager guilty of first-degree murder.
- East Central University, Oklahoma, a jury only took an hour to find the teenager guilty of first-degree murder.
- Lane, Oklahoma, a jury only took an hour to find the teenager guilty of first-degree murder.
- Luna, Oklahoma, a jury only took an hour to find the teenager guilty of first-degree murder.
- Melbourne, Oklahoma, a jury only took an hour to find the teenager guilty of first-degree murder.
- Oklahoma, Oklahoma, a jury only took an hour to find the teenager guilty of first-degree murder.
- Stephens County, Oklahoma, a jury only took an hour to find the teenager guilty of first-degree murder.


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Washington (CNN) President Barack Obama on Friday issued a thinly veiled rebuke of former House Speaker Newt Gingrich's call for the U.S. to test every person with a Muslim background to see if they believe in Sharia law and deport those who do. Addressing the terror attack in Nice, France, that left more than 80 people dead, Obama didn't mention Gingrich by name, but there was little doubt who he was calling out. "In the wake of last night's attacks, we've heard more suggestions that all Muslims in America be targeted, tested for their beliefs, some deported or jailed," Obama said in remarks from the White House. "And the very suggestion is repugnant and an affront to everything that we stand for as Americans."

"The first step is you have to ask them the questions,"

OPTIONS:
- America responded.
- Americans responded.
- Barack Obama responded.
- CNN responded.
- France responded.
- Gingrich responded.
- House responded.
- Muslim responded.
- Muslims responded.
- Newt Gingrich responded.
- Nice responded.
- Obama responded.
- Sharia responded.
- U.S. responded.
- Washington responded.
- White House responded.


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(CNN) A Bosnian nongovernmental agency is urging Pokemon Go users to be aware of their surroundings, for a good reason -- land mines. Distracted users are roaming into areas dotted with the unexploded ordnances (left over from the 1990s conflict in that region) while trying to catch the virtual reality monsters,  Posavina bez mina said on its Facebook page. "We received information that there are cases where users of the Pokemon Go app in Bosnia are entering into mined forests and risky areas in order to find Pokemon," it said this week. "We ask all citizens to respect all signs warning them about mines and to not enter areas unfamiliar to them."

Since its launch, incidents of distracted

OPTIONS:
- Bosnia players have been reported worldwide, including some who have fallen off cliffs.
- Bosnian players have been reported worldwide, including some who have fallen off cliffs.
- Facebook players have been reported worldwide, including some who have fallen off cliffs.
- Free players have been reported worldwide, including some who have fallen off cliffs.
- Pokemon players have been reported worldwide, including some who have fallen off cliffs.
- Pokemon Go players have been reported worldwide, including some who have fallen off cliffs.
- Posavina bez players have been reported worldwide, including some who have fallen off cliffs.


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(CNN)The father of an Ohio man arrested Wednesday for allegedly plotting to attack the U.S. Capitol says his son could never have carried out the plan. "He's a big mama's boy, you know. His best friend is his kitty cat," John Cornell told CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360." "There's no way he could have carried out any kind of terrorist plot," the father said. "I think Chris was coerced into a lot of this." Christopher Lee Cornell, 20, came to the FBI's attention several months ago for alarming social media posts in which he talked about his support for violent jihad, according to a criminal complaint. He allegedly wrote under the alias Raheel Mahrus Ubaydah.

He did not think he would receive "specific authorization to conduct a terrorist attack in the United States, but stated that he wanted to go forward with violent jihad and opined that this would be their way of supporting ISIL," the complaint said, using another name for

OPTIONS:
- Anderson Cooper.
- CNN.
- Capitol.
- Chris.
- Christopher Lee Cornell.
- FBI.
- ISIS.
- John Cornell.
- Ohio.
- U.S..
- alias Raheel Mahrus Ubaydah.


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Tokyo (CNN)As the deadline imposed by ISIS approached, the mother of one of two Japanese men held by the militant group begged for her son's life. "To all members of ISIS, Kenji [Goto] is not the enemy of ISIS. Please release him," Junko Ishido, Goto's mother, said in a statement Thursday. "There is so little time left before the deadline." ISIS has threatened in a video released Tuesday to kill two Japanese citizens, Goto and  Haruna Yukawa,  if it doesn't receive $200 million in ransom from the Japanese government. Time is of the essence: the Japanese government says it estimates ISIS' ultimatum will expire at 2:50 p.m. Friday, Tokyo time (12:50 a.m. ET Friday).

Leading Japanese news organizations have reported, citing unidentified government sources, that

OPTIONS:
- CNN's wife got an e-mail in December from someone demanding $8 million to $16 million for her husband's return.
- Goto's wife got an e-mail in December from someone demanding $8 million to $16 million for her husband's return.
- Haruna Yukawa's wife got an e-mail in December from someone demanding $8 million to $16 million for her husband's return.
- ISIS's wife got an e-mail in December from someone demanding $8 million to $16 million for her husband's return.
- Japan's wife got an e-mail in December from someone demanding $8 million to $16 million for her husband's return.
- Japanese's wife got an e-mail in December from someone demanding $8 million to $16 million for her husband's return.
- Junko Ishido's wife got an e-mail in December from someone demanding $8 million to $16 million for her husband's return.
- Kenji's wife got an e-mail in December from someone demanding $8 million to $16 million for her husband's return.
- Tokyo's wife got an e-mail in December from someone demanding $8 million to $16 million for her husband's return.


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(CNN) Russia said one of its airstrikes in Syria killed ISIS spokesman Mohammad al-Adnani -- a claim that a US official called preposterous. On Wednesday, Russia's Ministry of Defense announced it killed the terror leader on the ministry's official Facebook page. It said Adnani was one of up to 40 ISIS militants killed by a Russian bomber in Aleppo province. But a US defense official slammed Russia's assertion. "It would be laughable but for the very real humanitarian suffering Russia has inflicted," the defense official said Wednesday. "We stand by the statement we made yesterday. We conducted a strike that targeted al-Adnani. We are assessing the results of that strike."

A key deputy to

OPTIONS:
- Adnani leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, he was floated to be his successor should anything happen to Baghdadi.
- Aleppo leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, he was floated to be his successor should anything happen to Baghdadi.
- CNN leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, he was floated to be his successor should anything happen to Baghdadi.
- Facebook leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, he was floated to be his successor should anything happen to Baghdadi.
- ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, he was floated to be his successor should anything happen to Baghdadi.
- Ministry of Defense leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, he was floated to be his successor should anything happen to Baghdadi.
- Mohammad al leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, he was floated to be his successor should anything happen to Baghdadi.
- Russia leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, he was floated to be his successor should anything happen to Baghdadi.
- Russian leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, he was floated to be his successor should anything happen to Baghdadi.
- Syria leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, he was floated to be his successor should anything happen to Baghdadi.
- US leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, he was floated to be his successor should anything happen to Baghdadi.


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(CNN) US President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping spoke by phone Thursday evening, the first conversation between the two since Trump took office. In the call, the two leaders discussed "numerous topics," and Trump committed to honoring the "One China" policy at Xi's request, the White House said. Since his election in November, President Trump has challenged Beijing over several issues and, most controversially, upended decades of diplomatic protocol by questioning longstanding American policy towards Taiwan. China views Taiwan as a breakaway province and, since 1979, the US has acknowledged Beijing's claim that Taiwan is part of China, with US-China relations governed by the set of protocols known as the "One China" policy.

In response to the call,

OPTIONS:
- American's presidential office said it would "maintain close contact and communication" with the US.
- Beijing's presidential office said it would "maintain close contact and communication" with the US.
- CNN's presidential office said it would "maintain close contact and communication" with the US.
- China's presidential office said it would "maintain close contact and communication" with the US.
- Chinese's presidential office said it would "maintain close contact and communication" with the US.
- Donald Trump's presidential office said it would "maintain close contact and communication" with the US.
- One China's presidential office said it would "maintain close contact and communication" with the US.
- Taiwan's presidential office said it would "maintain close contact and communication" with the US.
- Taiwanese's presidential office said it would "maintain close contact and communication" with the US.
- Trump's presidential office said it would "maintain close contact and communication" with the US.
- US's presidential office said it would "maintain close contact and communication" with the US.
- White House's presidential office said it would "maintain close contact and communication" with the US.
- Xi's presidential office said it would "maintain close contact and communication" with the US.
- Xi Jinping's presidential office said it would "maintain close contact and communication" with the US.


How does the sentence end?

ESPN announced it is cutting sponsored daily fantasy sports advertisements from within its shows after a DraftKings employee won $350,000 on FanDuel during an incident likened to insider trading. The major US sports fantasy companies defended their businesses' integrity on Monday after an employee used insider information to place bets in the unregulated multi-billion-dollar industry. A DraftKings manager admitted last week he released information detailing the percentages of entrants who selected certain fantasy players before winning $350,000 in a  contest on FanDuel. The data released by DraftKings manage Ethan Haskell showed what NFL players were most used in lineups submitted to the site's Millionaire Maker contests, the New York Times reported.

But companies like DraftKings and

OPTIONS:
- DraftKings set up online games in which fans pay an entry fee to a website to play dozens or even hundreds of opponents, with prizes that can reach up to $2million.
- ESPN set up online games in which fans pay an entry fee to a website to play dozens or even hundreds of opponents, with prizes that can reach up to $2million.
- Ethan Haskell set up online games in which fans pay an entry fee to a website to play dozens or even hundreds of opponents, with prizes that can reach up to $2million.
- FanDuel set up online games in which fans pay an entry fee to a website to play dozens or even hundreds of opponents, with prizes that can reach up to $2million.
- Millionaire Maker set up online games in which fans pay an entry fee to a website to play dozens or even hundreds of opponents, with prizes that can reach up to $2million.
- NFL set up online games in which fans pay an entry fee to a website to play dozens or even hundreds of opponents, with prizes that can reach up to $2million.
- New York Times set up online games in which fans pay an entry fee to a website to play dozens or even hundreds of opponents, with prizes that can reach up to $2million.
- US set up online games in which fans pay an entry fee to a website to play dozens or even hundreds of opponents, with prizes that can reach up to $2million.


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

OPTIONS:
- Amelia Earhart has been trying to prove the bones uncovered belong to the American pilot since 1998.
- American has been trying to prove the bones uncovered belong to the American pilot since 1998.
- Atlantic has been trying to prove the bones uncovered belong to the American pilot since 1998.
- Earhart has been trying to prove the bones uncovered belong to the American pilot since 1998.
- International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery has been trying to prove the bones uncovered belong to the American pilot since 1998.
- Kiribati has been trying to prove the bones uncovered belong to the American pilot since 1998.
- Nikumaroro has been trying to prove the bones uncovered belong to the American pilot since 1998.
- Pacific has been trying to prove the bones uncovered belong to the American pilot since 1998.
- Pacific Ocean has been trying to prove the bones uncovered belong to the American pilot since 1998.
- TIGHAR has been trying to prove the bones uncovered belong to the American pilot since 1998.


(CNN) On Friday morning, Representative Louie Gohmert (R-Texas) stood before the Values Voters Summit and made fun of people with disabilities. After a joke about people running for office being "no-brainers," he got mock-serious. "And I do want to warn," he said, "Since most people here are Christians ... A true believer does what Jesus did ... you don't make fun of people who are impaired, have special needs. And whether you like her or not, Hillary Clinton has made clear she is mentally impaired." The crowd then displayed their values, laughing and clapping loudly. This is funny? Everyone needs to stop using disability as a punchline. Whatever you think of Clinton, jokes from people who should be leaders -- like Gohmert -- and the crowd's giddy response come with very real collateral damage for millions of people with disabilities whose humanity is too easily ignored.

The media, eager to report "both sides," has now begun to report on whether

OPTIONS:
- Christians coughs.
- Clinton coughs.
- Coulter coughs.
- David Perry coughs.
- GOP coughs.
- Gohmert coughs.
- Hillary Clinton coughs.
- Jesus coughs.
- Louie Gohmert coughs.
- Louis Gohmert coughs.
- Perry coughs.
- R coughs.
- Texas coughs.
- Trump coughs.
- Values Voters coughs.
- Values Voters Summit coughs.


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

Taunton, Massachusetts (CNN) On the last day of Conrad Roy III's young life, the text messages popped up on his phone, one after another. "You need to do it, Conrad." "You can't think about it, you just have to do it." "Are you going to do it today?" The sender of the messages, authorities say, was his 17-year-old girlfriend, Michelle Carter. The "it" was suicide. Prosecutors argue that the texts are overwhelming evidence that while Carter played the role of a loving girlfriend, she was secretly urging Roy to kill himself. The next day, in July 2014, Roy's body was found slumped in his black Ford F-150, dead from carbon monoxide poisoning. He was 18.

Her son never talked about

OPTIONS:
- CNN and she rarely saw them together, she said.
- Carter and she rarely saw them together, she said.
- Conrad and she rarely saw them together, she said.
- Conrad Roy III and she rarely saw them together, she said.
- Ford F-150 and she rarely saw them together, she said.
- Massachusetts and she rarely saw them together, she said.
- Michelle Carter and she rarely saw them together, she said.
- Roy and she rarely saw them together, she said.
- Taunton and she rarely saw them together, she said.
- Teen and she rarely saw them together, she said.


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The Duchess of Cambridge's baby is due as early as today, it has been revealed. According to one well-placed source, Kate's real due date is today or tomorrow - which would tie in with comments made by the Duchess herself. Speaking during an engagement in London last month, she said that her second child is due 'mid to late April'. Scroll down for video Due today? The Duchess of Cambridge revealed her baby is due 'mid to late April' during a visit last month Kate, 33, who was touring the Stephen Lawrence Centre in Deptford with Prince William, added: 'Not long to go now.'

'

OPTIONS:
- ANZAC Day herself said mid to late April and there have been plenty of dates bandied around in the media but we've never confirmed anything and we never will.'
- Cambridge herself said mid to late April and there have been plenty of dates bandied around in the media but we've never confirmed anything and we never will.'
- Cenotaph herself said mid to late April and there have been plenty of dates bandied around in the media but we've never confirmed anything and we never will.'
- Deptford herself said mid to late April and there have been plenty of dates bandied around in the media but we've never confirmed anything and we never will.'
- Duchess herself said mid to late April and there have been plenty of dates bandied around in the media but we've never confirmed anything and we never will.'
- Harry herself said mid to late April and there have been plenty of dates bandied around in the media but we've never confirmed anything and we never will.'
- Kate herself said mid to late April and there have been plenty of dates bandied around in the media but we've never confirmed anything and we never will.'
- London herself said mid to late April and there have been plenty of dates bandied around in the media but we've never confirmed anything and we never will.'
- London Marathon herself said mid to late April and there have been plenty of dates bandied around in the media but we've never confirmed anything and we never will.'
- Palace herself said mid to late April and there have been plenty of dates bandied around in the media but we've never confirmed anything and we never will.'
- Stephen Lawrence Centre herself said mid to late April and there have been plenty of dates bandied around in the media but we've never confirmed anything and we never will.'
- The Duchess herself said mid to late April and there have been plenty of dates bandied around in the media but we've never confirmed anything and we never will.'
- William herself said mid to late April and there have been plenty of dates bandied around in the media but we've never confirmed anything and we never will.'


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- Without firing a shot, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has achieved remarkable results in his efforts to counter Iran's nuclear program. In little more than a year, the prime minister has managed to move the Iran nuclear issue to the top of the international agenda, to toughen sanctions, and in an extraordinary move, to push U.S. President Barack Obama to strengthen American policy so that preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons became the focus, rather than just containing Iran and its nuclear program. Indeed, if you throw in Republican challenger Mitt Romney's unwillingness to accept Iran even having the capacity to produce a nuke, Netanyahu's record is even better.

This might actually create a greater sense of confidence that

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Miller was giving the Americans the benefit of the doubt and build up some currency in the bank which Israel will need if in fact it does decide it must go it alone against Iran in the spring.
- American was giving the Americans the benefit of the doubt and build up some currency in the bank which Israel will need if in fact it does decide it must go it alone against Iran in the spring.
- Barack Obama was giving the Americans the benefit of the doubt and build up some currency in the bank which Israel will need if in fact it does decide it must go it alone against Iran in the spring.
- Benjamin Netanyahu was giving the Americans the benefit of the doubt and build up some currency in the bank which Israel will need if in fact it does decide it must go it alone against Iran in the spring.
- CNN was giving the Americans the benefit of the doubt and build up some currency in the bank which Israel will need if in fact it does decide it must go it alone against Iran in the spring.
- Iran was giving the Americans the benefit of the doubt and build up some currency in the bank which Israel will need if in fact it does decide it must go it alone against Iran in the spring.
- Israeli was giving the Americans the benefit of the doubt and build up some currency in the bank which Israel will need if in fact it does decide it must go it alone against Iran in the spring.
- Miller was giving the Americans the benefit of the doubt and build up some currency in the bank which Israel will need if in fact it does decide it must go it alone against Iran in the spring.
- Mitt Romney was giving the Americans the benefit of the doubt and build up some currency in the bank which Israel will need if in fact it does decide it must go it alone against Iran in the spring.
- Netanyahu was giving the Americans the benefit of the doubt and build up some currency in the bank which Israel will need if in fact it does decide it must go it alone against Iran in the spring.
- Obama was giving the Americans the benefit of the doubt and build up some currency in the bank which Israel will need if in fact it does decide it must go it alone against Iran in the spring.
- PM Netanyahu was giving the Americans the benefit of the doubt and build up some currency in the bank which Israel will need if in fact it does decide it must go it alone against Iran in the spring.
- Republican was giving the Americans the benefit of the doubt and build up some currency in the bank which Israel will need if in fact it does decide it must go it alone against Iran in the spring.
- U.S. was giving the Americans the benefit of the doubt and build up some currency in the bank which Israel will need if in fact it does decide it must go it alone against Iran in the spring.


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Recovery: Ashya King, pictured last October, is clear of cancer after his parents Brett and Naghmeh took him for pioneering treatment in the Czech Republic after fleeing a Southampton hospital last year The parents of five-year-old brain cancer sufferer Ashya King revealed today  their son is clear of the disease. Brett and Naghmeh King were put in prison after taking their son out of an NHS hospital and going across Europe to seek pioneering proton therapy in the Czech Republic. Now, some five months after he completed the pioneering treatment, they said Ashya was making good progress, starting to speak again and able to play with his brothers and sisters in the park.

Ashya had 30 irradiation sessions to fight his rare brain tumour at the

OPTIONS:
- Ashya clinic which has said proton therapy is more effective than radiotherapy because it limits the collateral damage of radiation to other vital organs.
- Ashya King clinic which has said proton therapy is more effective than radiotherapy because it limits the collateral damage of radiation to other vital organs.
- Brett clinic which has said proton therapy is more effective than radiotherapy because it limits the collateral damage of radiation to other vital organs.
- Czech Republic clinic which has said proton therapy is more effective than radiotherapy because it limits the collateral damage of radiation to other vital organs.
- Europe clinic which has said proton therapy is more effective than radiotherapy because it limits the collateral damage of radiation to other vital organs.
- King clinic which has said proton therapy is more effective than radiotherapy because it limits the collateral damage of radiation to other vital organs.
- Kings clinic which has said proton therapy is more effective than radiotherapy because it limits the collateral damage of radiation to other vital organs.
- NHS clinic which has said proton therapy is more effective than radiotherapy because it limits the collateral damage of radiation to other vital organs.
- Naghmeh clinic which has said proton therapy is more effective than radiotherapy because it limits the collateral damage of radiation to other vital organs.
- Naghmeh King clinic which has said proton therapy is more effective than radiotherapy because it limits the collateral damage of radiation to other vital organs.
- Prague clinic which has said proton therapy is more effective than radiotherapy because it limits the collateral damage of radiation to other vital organs.
- Southampton clinic which has said proton therapy is more effective than radiotherapy because it limits the collateral damage of radiation to other vital organs.
- Spain clinic which has said proton therapy is more effective than radiotherapy because it limits the collateral damage of radiation to other vital organs.


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

The crisis engulfing Mo Farah's coach, Alberto Salazar, deepened on Saturday night when another former member of the Nike Oregon Project added his voice to the doping allegations that have been made against the American. Josh Rohatinsky, a former distance runner who is understood to be one of 17 witnesses linked to the NOP who are now making claims about Salazar, wrote a detailed post on his personal Facebook page on June 5. Rohatinsky does not make any new revelations but an athlete who was a member of Salazar's elite training group says he believes the testimonies of those who spoke to the BBC Panorama programme that sparked the controversy surrounding Farah's coach and training partner, Galen Rupp.

OPTIONS:
- Alberto Salazar himself said back around the year 2000 that he believes its near impossible to medal in a distance event clean.
- American himself said back around the year 2000 that he believes its near impossible to medal in a distance event clean.
- BBC himself said back around the year 2000 that he believes its near impossible to medal in a distance event clean.
- BBC Panorama himself said back around the year 2000 that he believes its near impossible to medal in a distance event clean.
- Facebook himself said back around the year 2000 that he believes its near impossible to medal in a distance event clean.
- Farah himself said back around the year 2000 that he believes its near impossible to medal in a distance event clean.
- Galen Rupp himself said back around the year 2000 that he believes its near impossible to medal in a distance event clean.
- Josh Rohatinsky himself said back around the year 2000 that he believes its near impossible to medal in a distance event clean.
- Mo Farah himself said back around the year 2000 that he believes its near impossible to medal in a distance event clean.
- NOP himself said back around the year 2000 that he believes its near impossible to medal in a distance event clean.
- Nike Oregon Project himself said back around the year 2000 that he believes its near impossible to medal in a distance event clean.
- Panorama himself said back around the year 2000 that he believes its near impossible to medal in a distance event clean.
- Rohatinsky himself said back around the year 2000 that he believes its near impossible to medal in a distance event clean.
- Salazar himself said back around the year 2000 that he believes its near impossible to medal in a distance event clean.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Full footage of a body camera worn by the Utah police officer who shot dead an unarmed man as he raised a hand from his sweatpants in August has been released. Prosecutors ruled in October that that Salt Lake City Officer Bron Cruz was justified for fatally shooting Dillon Taylor twice in the chest and abdomen. Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill said that Cruz had every reason to believe that Taylor was armed and dangerous. 'By the time Dillon drew his hands from his waistband, Officer Cruz’s belief that Dillon was presenting a weapon was reasonable,' he said after the ruling, according to the Salt Lake Tribune.

OPTIONS:
- Bron Cruz can then be heard speaking into his radio 'shots fired, shots fired, get me medical here now'.
- Cruz can then be heard speaking into his radio 'shots fired, shots fired, get me medical here now'.
- Dillon can then be heard speaking into his radio 'shots fired, shots fired, get me medical here now'.
- Dillon Taylor can then be heard speaking into his radio 'shots fired, shots fired, get me medical here now'.
- GRAPHIC can then be heard speaking into his radio 'shots fired, shots fired, get me medical here now'.
- Salt Lake City can then be heard speaking into his radio 'shots fired, shots fired, get me medical here now'.
- Salt Lake County can then be heard speaking into his radio 'shots fired, shots fired, get me medical here now'.
- Salt Lake Tribune can then be heard speaking into his radio 'shots fired, shots fired, get me medical here now'.
- Sim Gill can then be heard speaking into his radio 'shots fired, shots fired, get me medical here now'.
- Taylor can then be heard speaking into his radio 'shots fired, shots fired, get me medical here now'.
- Utah can then be heard speaking into his radio 'shots fired, shots fired, get me medical here now'.


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

Heather Rabbatts has broken ranks from the Football Association board to criticise the governing body for what she regards as a 'seriously disappointing' investigation into allegations that Jose Mourinho made discriminatory remarks towards former Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro. But Rabbatts appeared to have the backing of FA chairman Greg Dyke, who sent a letter to FA council members to say Mourinho should have apologised for his treatment of Carneiro. Rabbatts, the first women to join the FA board, was scathing about the organisation in a statement she informed both Dyke and chief executive Martin Glenn she intended to release. While Rabbatts does not intend to resign from her position, she is calling for change after what she regards as the game's failure to recognise the seriousness of the case.

In her statement Rabbatts said: 'The FA's reaction to the treatment of Dr

OPTIONS:
- Carneiro has been seriously disappointing.
- Chelsea has been seriously disappointing.
- Dyke has been seriously disappointing.
- Eva Carneiro has been seriously disappointing.
- FA has been seriously disappointing.
- Football Association has been seriously disappointing.
- Greg Dyke has been seriously disappointing.
- Heather Rabbatts has been seriously disappointing.
- Jose Mourinho has been seriously disappointing.
- Martin Glenn has been seriously disappointing.
- Mourinho has been seriously disappointing.
- Rabbatts has been seriously disappointing.


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Washington (CNN) White House chief of staff Reince Priebus pushed back Sunday against the Russian account of the meeting President Donald Trump had with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Germany. Speaking on "Fox News Sunday," Priebus said Trump did not believe Putin's claim Friday that Russia had not attempted to influence the 2016 US presidential election. "The President absolutely did not believe the denial of President Putin," Priebus said. "What the President did is he immediately came into the meeting, talked about Russian meddling in the US election, went after that issue at least two separate times."

Tillerson said when Trump pressed Putin and he denied involvement, Trump moved on to other topics, while Lavrov suggested

OPTIONS:
- CNN had accepted Putin's denial.
- Donald Trump had accepted Putin's denial.
- Fox News Sunday had accepted Putin's denial.
- G20 had accepted Putin's denial.
- Germany had accepted Putin's denial.
- Priebus had accepted Putin's denial.
- Putin had accepted Putin's denial.
- Reince Priebus had accepted Putin's denial.
- Russia had accepted Putin's denial.
- Russian had accepted Putin's denial.
- Trump had accepted Putin's denial.
- US had accepted Putin's denial.
- Vladimir Putin had accepted Putin's denial.
- Washington had accepted Putin's denial.
- White House had accepted Putin's denial.


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The Vatican has signed a treaty with the 'State of Palestine' today and hopes it will stimulate peace with Israel. It is the first time the Roman Catholic Church has signed a treaty with the State of Palestine and believe it could serve as a model for other Mideast countries. However Israel has condemned the treaty for 'ignoring the rights of the Jewish people' and called it one-sided. Vatican Foreign Minister Paul Gallagher and his Palestinian counterpart, Riad al-Malki, signed the historic treaty at a ceremony inside the Vatican. Last month, Israel expressed disappointed at the announcement saying it would hurt peace prospects and discourage the Palestinians from returning to direct negotiations.

It warned it would study the agreement and 'its implications for future cooperation between Israel and the

OPTIONS:
- Israel'.
- Jewish'.
- Malki'.
- Mideast'.
- Palestinian'.
- Palestinians'.
- Paul Gallagher'.
- Riad al'.
- Roman Catholic Church'.
- State of Palestine'.
- Vatican'.


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A convicted paedophile accused of molesting boys across three states has denied he's 'delusional' to proclaim his innocence. Gregory Robert Knight started his teaching career in South Australia where he was found to have touched the penises of at least three teenage boys during school camps in 1977. He then moved to Queensland and worked at Brisbane Boys' College, where he was again subject to allegations of abuse. In 1981, he successfully applied for a job as a music teacher at St Paul's School, also in Brisbane, but resigned three years later after a student came forward with more complaints of misconduct.

Knight said the

OPTIONS:
- Brisbane student who went to police - who earlier told the commission he had been drugged and raped - had only come forward when compensation started being handed out.
- Brisbane Boys' College student who went to police - who earlier told the commission he had been drugged and raped - had only come forward when compensation started being handed out.
- Gregory Robert Knight student who went to police - who earlier told the commission he had been drugged and raped - had only come forward when compensation started being handed out.
- Northern Territory student who went to police - who earlier told the commission he had been drugged and raped - had only come forward when compensation started being handed out.
- Queensland student who went to police - who earlier told the commission he had been drugged and raped - had only come forward when compensation started being handed out.
- South Australia student who went to police - who earlier told the commission he had been drugged and raped - had only come forward when compensation started being handed out.
- St Paul's School student who went to police - who earlier told the commission he had been drugged and raped - had only come forward when compensation started being handed out.


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(CNN) -- Asbai Ramirez had toiled for months as a U.S. soldier in Iraq. But it was his 7,000-mile trip home -- racing against the clock to his wife's bedside, for the birth of their baby -- that he described Monday as "pretty intense." The Army specialist told HLN's Vinnie Politan that the tight timetable and sheer distance led him to believe that his chances were slim of joining wife Ashleigh Ramirez in Fort Polk, Louisiana, before their child was born. "I didn't really have much hope about making it back," Ramirez said. First, there was the matter of leaving Iraq. Ramirez said Monday that his unit commanders "sent me back as soon as they could."

Ramirez said that, throughout the process, he'd been in regular contact with

OPTIONS:
- Army.
- Asbai Ramirez.
- Ashleigh Ramirez.
- CNN.
- Fort Polk.
- HLN.
- Iraq.
- Louisiana.
- Ramirez.
- Thanksgiving.
- U.S..
- Vinnie Politan.


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A heartbroken husband has told how he kept his final promise to his dying wife by kissing her goodnight as she drew her last breath. Mother-of-one Elly West, 35, from of Hull, East Yorkshire, made a wish list after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease just ten months ago - which her husband Rory, 37, helped her complete. Elly's first wish was to create happy memories for their daughter Poppy, nine, and lastly, to be kissed by Rory in her final moments. Tragically, Elly lost her struggle to survive on Sept 5. But before she died, Rory honoured their agreement - and says he'll never forget their last precious minutes together.

OPTIONS:
- East Yorkshire had to give up her job and by January this year, she struggled to walk a few steps and had to use a wheelchair.
- Elly had to give up her job and by January this year, she struggled to walk a few steps and had to use a wheelchair.
- Elly West had to give up her job and by January this year, she struggled to walk a few steps and had to use a wheelchair.
- Hull had to give up her job and by January this year, she struggled to walk a few steps and had to use a wheelchair.
- Mother had to give up her job and by January this year, she struggled to walk a few steps and had to use a wheelchair.
- Poppy had to give up her job and by January this year, she struggled to walk a few steps and had to use a wheelchair.
- Rory had to give up her job and by January this year, she struggled to walk a few steps and had to use a wheelchair.


Find the right ending to this passage.

In 2010, Ciudad Juarez was considered to be the murder capital of the world, causing tourism to plummet. Back then, the murder tally was recorded at 3,000, but last year 538 were killed. Per capita, that number is similar to the murder rates of cities like Detroit or New Orleans. So, why has Juarez been unable to shake its bad reputation? In past decades, Americans would flock across the border from El Paso, Texas, to visit family and friends, frequent bars and restaurants and participate in the medical tourism for which the area is famous. Today, however, the forty mile stretch known as the Juarez Valley has a reputation of being so dangerous that even police don't dare to enter.

As the authorities began to take control of the city again in 2012, much of the business of borderland narco-trafficking moved into the

OPTIONS:
- Americans.
- Ciudad Juarez.
- Detroit.
- El Paso.
- Juarez.
- Juarez Valley.
- Juarez is Waiting For You.
- New Orleans.
- Texas.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Cleveland beat Atlanta 109-97 on Saturday in a rematch of last season's NBA Eastern Conference finals, and Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer was ejected for making contact with an official. The Cavaliers took control midway through the first quarter and quickly built a double-digit lead en route to a victory that built their lead in the Central Division while dropping the Hawks out of top spot in the Southeast. Among other games, San Antonio continued its strong home form by beating Memphis and New York ended its long run of losses to Houston by beating the slumping Rockets. Cleveland's Kevin Love scored a season-high 25 points and LeBron James added 19 in the first game against Atlanta since the Cavaliers swept the Hawks in the East finals last season.

Kristaps Porzingis had 24 points and 14 rebounds for the

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Atlanta Hawks who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Cavaliers who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Cavs who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Central Division who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Cleveland who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Cleveland Cavaliers who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- East who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Eastern Conference who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Hawks who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Houston who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Kawhi Leonard who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Kevin Love who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Knicks who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Kristaps Porzingis who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- LeBron James who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Memphis who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Memphis Grizzlies who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Mike Budenholzer who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- NBA Eastern Conference who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- New York who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Quicken Loans Arena who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Rockets who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- San Antonio who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- San Antonio Spurs who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.
- Southeast who have eight wins before the end of November, whereas last season they didn't get their eighth win until late January.


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

Gigicos was one of a handful of aides who helmed the

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- CNN campaign in its early stage and was the organizing force behind the hundreds of rallies Trump held throughout his campaign.
- Donald Trump campaign in its early stage and was the organizing force behind the hundreds of rallies Trump held throughout his campaign.
- George campaign in its early stage and was the organizing force behind the hundreds of rallies Trump held throughout his campaign.
- George Gigicos campaign in its early stage and was the organizing force behind the hundreds of rallies Trump held throughout his campaign.
- Gigicos campaign in its early stage and was the organizing force behind the hundreds of rallies Trump held throughout his campaign.
- Keith Schiller campaign in its early stage and was the organizing force behind the hundreds of rallies Trump held throughout his campaign.
- Oval Office campaign in its early stage and was the organizing force behind the hundreds of rallies Trump held throughout his campaign.
- Phoenix campaign in its early stage and was the organizing force behind the hundreds of rallies Trump held throughout his campaign.
- Trump campaign in its early stage and was the organizing force behind the hundreds of rallies Trump held throughout his campaign.
- White House campaign in its early stage and was the organizing force behind the hundreds of rallies Trump held throughout his campaign.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump will become president Friday with an approval rating of just 40%, according to a new CNN/ORC Poll, the lowest of any recent president and 44 points below that of President Barack Obama, the 44th president. Following a tumultuous transition period, approval ratings for Trump's handling of the transition are more than 20 points below those for any of his three most recent predecessors. Obama took the oath in 2009 with an 84% approval rating, 67% approved of Clinton's transition as of late December 1992 and 61% approved of George W. Bush's transition just before he took office in January 2001.

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- Americans's approval rating for handling the transition is almost 30 points higher among rural residents than it is among urbanites, nearly 20 points higher among men than women and among whites than non-whites, and 13 points higher among whites without degrees than among those who completed college.
- Barack Obama's approval rating for handling the transition is almost 30 points higher among rural residents than it is among urbanites, nearly 20 points higher among men than women and among whites than non-whites, and 13 points higher among whites without degrees than among those who completed college.
- CNN's approval rating for handling the transition is almost 30 points higher among rural residents than it is among urbanites, nearly 20 points higher among men than women and among whites than non-whites, and 13 points higher among whites without degrees than among those who completed college.
- Clinton's approval rating for handling the transition is almost 30 points higher among rural residents than it is among urbanites, nearly 20 points higher among men than women and among whites than non-whites, and 13 points higher among whites without degrees than among those who completed college.
- Donald Trump's approval rating for handling the transition is almost 30 points higher among rural residents than it is among urbanites, nearly 20 points higher among men than women and among whites than non-whites, and 13 points higher among whites without degrees than among those who completed college.
- George W. Bush's approval rating for handling the transition is almost 30 points higher among rural residents than it is among urbanites, nearly 20 points higher among men than women and among whites than non-whites, and 13 points higher among whites without degrees than among those who completed college.
- ORC Poll's approval rating for handling the transition is almost 30 points higher among rural residents than it is among urbanites, nearly 20 points higher among men than women and among whites than non-whites, and 13 points higher among whites without degrees than among those who completed college.
- Obama's approval rating for handling the transition is almost 30 points higher among rural residents than it is among urbanites, nearly 20 points higher among men than women and among whites than non-whites, and 13 points higher among whites without degrees than among those who completed college.
- Trump's approval rating for handling the transition is almost 30 points higher among rural residents than it is among urbanites, nearly 20 points higher among men than women and among whites than non-whites, and 13 points higher among whites without degrees than among those who completed college.
- Washington's approval rating for handling the transition is almost 30 points higher among rural residents than it is among urbanites, nearly 20 points higher among men than women and among whites than non-whites, and 13 points higher among whites without degrees than among those who completed college.


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(CNN) US President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping spoke by phone Thursday evening, the first conversation between the two since Trump took office. In the call, the two leaders discussed "numerous topics," and Trump committed to honoring the "One China" policy at Xi's request, the White House said. Since his election in November, President Trump has challenged Beijing over several issues and, most controversially, upended decades of diplomatic protocol by questioning longstanding American policy towards Taiwan. China views Taiwan as a breakaway province and, since 1979, the US has acknowledged Beijing's claim that Taiwan is part of China, with US-China relations governed by the set of protocols known as the "One China" policy.

On the campaign trail, Trump had consistently talked tough on

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- American, particularly over trade.
- Beijing, particularly over trade.
- CNN, particularly over trade.
- China, particularly over trade.
- Chinese, particularly over trade.
- Donald Trump, particularly over trade.
- One China, particularly over trade.
- Taiwan, particularly over trade.
- Taiwanese, particularly over trade.
- Trump, particularly over trade.
- US, particularly over trade.
- White House, particularly over trade.
- Xi, particularly over trade.
- Xi Jinping, particularly over trade.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump questioned former President Barack Obama's response to Russia's attempts to influence the 2016 election in an interview airing Sunday morning, saying Obama didn't do enough to address the situation. "Well I just heard today for the first time that Obama knew about Russia a long time before the election, and he did nothing about it," Trump said in an excerpt of his interview on Fox News' "Fox and Friends" released Friday. "But nobody wants to talk about that." "The CIA gave him information on Russia a long time before they even -- before the election," Trump said. "And I hardly see it. It's an amazing thing. To me, in other words, the question is, if he had the information, why didn't he do something about it? He should have done something about it. But you don't read that. It's quite sad."

"I think it's very important to show no nexus has been proven between what

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- Barack Obama or any other foreign government tried to do in the actual election result," Conway said.
- CIA or any other foreign government tried to do in the actual election result," Conway said.
- CNN or any other foreign government tried to do in the actual election result," Conway said.
- Donald Trump or any other foreign government tried to do in the actual election result," Conway said.
- Fox News or any other foreign government tried to do in the actual election result," Conway said.
- Fox and Friends or any other foreign government tried to do in the actual election result," Conway said.
- Merkley or any other foreign government tried to do in the actual election result," Conway said.
- Obama or any other foreign government tried to do in the actual election result," Conway said.
- Putin or any other foreign government tried to do in the actual election result," Conway said.
- Russia or any other foreign government tried to do in the actual election result," Conway said.
- Trump or any other foreign government tried to do in the actual election result," Conway said.


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(CNN) -- Tony Stewart, who hasn't raced since his car struck and killed a fellow driver during a dirt track race earlier this month, will return to NASCAR racing at Atlanta, his team announced on its Twitter feed. Stewart opted out of three races after his car hit Kevin Ward Jr., who was walking on the track during an Empire Super Sprints series race August 9 in New York. "NASCAR has remained in constant contact with his race team, and we will stay very close to this situation as Stewart returns to competition," said NASACR Executive Vice President Steve O'Donnell.

The race in

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- Atlanta is scheduled for Sunday, with first practice and qualifying set for Friday.
- CNN is scheduled for Sunday, with first practice and qualifying set for Friday.
- Empire Super Sprints series is scheduled for Sunday, with first practice and qualifying set for Friday.
- Kevin Ward Jr. is scheduled for Sunday, with first practice and qualifying set for Friday.
- NASACR Executive is scheduled for Sunday, with first practice and qualifying set for Friday.
- NASCAR is scheduled for Sunday, with first practice and qualifying set for Friday.
- NY is scheduled for Sunday, with first practice and qualifying set for Friday.
- New York is scheduled for Sunday, with first practice and qualifying set for Friday.
- Steve O'Donnell is scheduled for Sunday, with first practice and qualifying set for Friday.
- Stewart is scheduled for Sunday, with first practice and qualifying set for Friday.
- Tony Stewart is scheduled for Sunday, with first practice and qualifying set for Friday.
- Twitter is scheduled for Sunday, with first practice and qualifying set for Friday.


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For more than 30 years, Dan Dominguez helped operate the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station near San Diego. Now he's helping to button it up for good. Dominguez is one of nearly 600 people still working at the two-reactor plant, down from a work force of more than 1,500 when the plant was still running -- "all solid, middle-class jobs," he said. "A lot of them have already moved on," Dominguez said. They've gone to work for other U.S. nuclear plants, for conventionally fueled plants or other arms of the electrical power industry, he said. And a few have gone to work overseas, where other countries are building new nuclear plants.

But he also calls himself "a climate change guy," and said most of the 2,200 megawatts of electricity that

OPTIONS:
- Dan Dominguez used to produce will now be replaced by carbon-emitting fossil fuel plants rather than renewable.
- Dominguez used to produce will now be replaced by carbon-emitting fossil fuel plants rather than renewable.
- Fukushima used to produce will now be replaced by carbon-emitting fossil fuel plants rather than renewable.
- NRC used to produce will now be replaced by carbon-emitting fossil fuel plants rather than renewable.
- San Diego used to produce will now be replaced by carbon-emitting fossil fuel plants rather than renewable.
- San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station used to produce will now be replaced by carbon-emitting fossil fuel plants rather than renewable.
- U.S. used to produce will now be replaced by carbon-emitting fossil fuel plants rather than renewable.


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Caracas, Venezuela (CNN) Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro lashed out at the United States on Monday night after President Trump called him a "dictator" and US officials slapped the leader with sanctions over a controversial election. "You are either with Trump or you are with Venezuela. You are either with Trump or with democracy," Maduro told Venezuelans as he received the first official results from Sunday's election establishing a new legislative body made up entirely of his supporters. Maduro said Trump is "making the biggest mistake of his life in messing" with the country. Earlier, US national security adviser H.R. McMaster said Maduro "joins a very exclusive club," comparing him to leaders such as Syria's Bashar al-Assad and North Korea's Kim Jong Un. The sanctions by the US Treasury Department froze Maduro's assets subject to US jurisdiction and barred US citizens from dealing with him.

Young

OPTIONS:
- AG have taken to the streets for months to protest the vote, known locally as "la constituyente," or the constituent.
- CNN have taken to the streets for months to protest the vote, known locally as "la constituyente," or the constituent.
- Caracas have taken to the streets for months to protest the vote, known locally as "la constituyente," or the constituent.
- Maduro have taken to the streets for months to protest the vote, known locally as "la constituyente," or the constituent.
- Nicolás Maduro have taken to the streets for months to protest the vote, known locally as "la constituyente," or the constituent.
- Trump have taken to the streets for months to protest the vote, known locally as "la constituyente," or the constituent.
- US have taken to the streets for months to protest the vote, known locally as "la constituyente," or the constituent.
- United States have taken to the streets for months to protest the vote, known locally as "la constituyente," or the constituent.
- Venezuela have taken to the streets for months to protest the vote, known locally as "la constituyente," or the constituent.
- Venezuelan have taken to the streets for months to protest the vote, known locally as "la constituyente," or the constituent.
- Venezuelans have taken to the streets for months to protest the vote, known locally as "la constituyente," or the constituent.


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Mobile, Alabama (CNN) -- Brianna Adkins stepped off the Carnival Triumph early Friday and into the arms of her anxious parents, bringing to an end the nightmarish journey aboard a crippled ship that was towed to port days after it was due. It was a big, tight hug between 18-year-old Adkins and her mom and dad, the kind filled with the emotion that reflected the days of uncertainty after the cruise ship was left virtually dead in the water after a reported engine fire knocked out power. "Just to be with them, just to let them know I'm safe," Adkins said, fighting back tears. "It means just so much to be with them ... you have no idea."

They are among the many who boarded one of the more than 100 motor coaches that were reserved by Carnival to take them to

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- Adkins where many will overnight before continuing their journey home.
- Alabama where many will overnight before continuing their journey home.
- Alabama Cruise Terminal where many will overnight before continuing their journey home.
- Briana Adkins where many will overnight before continuing their journey home.
- Brianna Adkins where many will overnight before continuing their journey home.
- CNN where many will overnight before continuing their journey home.
- Carnival Triumph where many will overnight before continuing their journey home.
- Mobile where many will overnight before continuing their journey home.
- New Orleans where many will overnight before continuing their journey home.
- Port of Mobile where many will overnight before continuing their journey home.
- Triumph where many will overnight before continuing their journey home.


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Mosul, Iraq (CNN) Iraqi forces are locked in an intense battle for the final few blocks of western Mosul still under ISIS control. The capture of Mosul is imminent, but the battle remains "a difficult fight," with days -- rather than weeks -- to go, coalition spokesman Col. Ryan Dillon said Thursday from Baghdad, confirming Iraqi forces had seized the remains of an iconic mosque and minaret. The capture of the Great Mosque of al-Nuri -- where Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared the ISIS caliphate in 2014 -- marks a major stride in the eight-month battle to seize the city, Iraq's largest metropolis outside Baghdad, from the terrorist group.

A CNN team was on the front line of the battle earlier Thursday with

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- Abu Bakr al units fighting ISIS.
- Baghdad units fighting ISIS.
- Baghdadi units fighting ISIS.
- CNN units fighting ISIS.
- Great Mosque units fighting ISIS.
- ISIS units fighting ISIS.
- Iraq units fighting ISIS.
- Iraqi units fighting ISIS.
- Mosul units fighting ISIS.
- Nuri units fighting ISIS.
- Ryan Dillon units fighting ISIS.
- US units fighting ISIS.


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Washington (CNN) The White House did not anticipate that the Russian government would allow its state news agency to post photographs of an Oval Office meeting between President Donald Trump, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Russia's ambassador to the US, a White House official said. Photos of Wednesday's meeting, taken by a Russian state news media photographer one day after Trump fired FBI Director James Comey amid questions about possible Trump campaign collusion with Moscow, were ultimately posted by Russia's news agency, TASS. The White House did not post photos of the meeting until Thursday. The State Department did post photos of Lavrov's meeting with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, but that was open to the press.

"That's the problem with the

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- CNN -- they lie," the official added.
- Donald Trump -- they lie," the official added.
- FBI -- they lie," the official added.
- James Comey -- they lie," the official added.
- Lavrov -- they lie," the official added.
- Moscow -- they lie," the official added.
- Oval Office -- they lie," the official added.
- Rex Tillerson -- they lie," the official added.
- Russia -- they lie," the official added.
- Russian -- they lie," the official added.
- Russians -- they lie," the official added.
- Sergey Lavrov -- they lie," the official added.
- State Department -- they lie," the official added.
- TASS -- they lie," the official added.
- Trump -- they lie," the official added.
- US -- they lie," the official added.
- Washington -- they lie," the official added.
- White House -- they lie," the official added.


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Claims: Deanna Micoley has made the sensational allegation that Rosie O'Donnell knew her decision making was impaired by her heroin problem and therefore was unable to agree to giving up her newborn daughter for adoption in 1997 The biological mother of Rosie O'Donnell's eldest daughter has claimed the controversial comedian took advantage of her drug addiction to 'steal' her newborn child away from her. In an explosive interview, Deanna Micoley, 37, says ex The View host Rosie, 53, should not have been able to take her girl because O'Donnell knew she signed off on the adoption while high on heroin.

(My client)'Is unbearably proud of Chelsea and has encouraged and supported

OPTIONS:
- Chelsea's desire to communicate with her birth mother.
- Deanna Micoley's desire to communicate with her birth mother.
- Kayla's desire to communicate with her birth mother.
- Micoley's desire to communicate with her birth mother.
- O'Donnell's desire to communicate with her birth mother.
- Rosie's desire to communicate with her birth mother.
- Rosie O'Donnell's desire to communicate with her birth mother.
- The View's desire to communicate with her birth mother.


They are caught between their bodies and their church - but have managed to walk a line between the two. These three Mormons, all from Utah, have realized that they are transgender - a designation not officially recognized by the Church of Latter Day Saints. Indeed, church doctrine states that anybody who takes their transgender identity to the extent of gender reassignment surgery cannot be baptized - and could face discipline from church elders if they are already a member of the religion. However, in the case of Annabel Jensen, Grayson Moore and Sara Jade Woodhouse, they have found a way to exist within the Mormon universe - often with the help of local Mormon leaders.

Accepted: Jensen told how she was welcomed when telling a

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- Annabel Jensen bishop of her transgender identity
- Christopher bishop of her transgender identity
- Church of Latter Day Saints bishop of her transgender identity
- Grace bishop of her transgender identity
- Grayson Moore bishop of her transgender identity
- Jensen bishop of her transgender identity
- Moore bishop of her transgender identity
- Mormon bishop of her transgender identity
- Mormons bishop of her transgender identity
- Sara Jade Woodhouse bishop of her transgender identity
- Sara Woodhouse bishop of her transgender identity
- Utah bishop of her transgender identity
- Woodhouse bishop of her transgender identity


Making history holds no fear for Dina Asher-Smith who insists she will have no qualms about balancing her prospective Olympic debut with the culmination of her degree next year. The 19-year-old underlined her status as the shining light of a new generation of British female sprinters when she finished fifth in the world 200m final in Beijing in August. Currently embroiled in a module on the French Revolution at King's College in London, Asher-Smith revealed that she dismissed the possibility of deferring her final year of studies in order to focus solely on the Games. Asher-Smith told Sportsmail: 'I never really thought about deferring a year of my course - along with athletics it is equally important to me so it didn't cross my mind that I might want to wait.

Asher-

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- Asher added: 'I wouldn't call it a breakthrough year but it was definitely a good one and I must admit I was quite surprised that it went quite as well as it did.
- Beijing added: 'I wouldn't call it a breakthrough year but it was definitely a good one and I must admit I was quite surprised that it went quite as well as it did.
- British added: 'I wouldn't call it a breakthrough year but it was definitely a good one and I must admit I was quite surprised that it went quite as well as it did.
- Dina Asher added: 'I wouldn't call it a breakthrough year but it was definitely a good one and I must admit I was quite surprised that it went quite as well as it did.
- French Revolution added: 'I wouldn't call it a breakthrough year but it was definitely a good one and I must admit I was quite surprised that it went quite as well as it did.
- Games added: 'I wouldn't call it a breakthrough year but it was definitely a good one and I must admit I was quite surprised that it went quite as well as it did.
- King's College added: 'I wouldn't call it a breakthrough year but it was definitely a good one and I must admit I was quite surprised that it went quite as well as it did.
- London added: 'I wouldn't call it a breakthrough year but it was definitely a good one and I must admit I was quite surprised that it went quite as well as it did.
- Olympic added: 'I wouldn't call it a breakthrough year but it was definitely a good one and I must admit I was quite surprised that it went quite as well as it did.
- Olympic Games added: 'I wouldn't call it a breakthrough year but it was definitely a good one and I must admit I was quite surprised that it went quite as well as it did.
- Rio added: 'I wouldn't call it a breakthrough year but it was definitely a good one and I must admit I was quite surprised that it went quite as well as it did.
- Smith added: 'I wouldn't call it a breakthrough year but it was definitely a good one and I must admit I was quite surprised that it went quite as well as it did.
- Sportsmail added: 'I wouldn't call it a breakthrough year but it was definitely a good one and I must admit I was quite surprised that it went quite as well as it did.
- World Championships added: 'I wouldn't call it a breakthrough year but it was definitely a good one and I must admit I was quite surprised that it went quite as well as it did.


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Western Cape, South Africa (CNN) -- In cafes across Cape Town, brewing the perfect cup of rooibos has become a fine art. Measuring just the right amount of tea is key while great care is needed to not allow the leaves to swirl for too long. Once ready, the rooibos cups, gleaming in a sumptuous deep red color, bring with them a reedy scent that greets the noses of the customers waiting to enjoy a sip. Grown only in South Africa's Western Cape province, the naturally caffeine-free tea used to be a specialist drink appealing to only some taste buds.

Back in

OPTIONS:
- CNN, customers are already enjoying some of these new products.
- Cape Town, customers are already enjoying some of these new products.
- South Africa, customers are already enjoying some of these new products.
- Western Cape, customers are already enjoying some of these new products.
- Western Cape province, customers are already enjoying some of these new products.