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Greece is threatening to seize property, land and businesses belonging to Germany if Berlin does not agree to compensate it for the Nazi occupation of the Second World War. Prime minister Alexis Tsipras has demanded Germany pay more than £112billion in reparations. He said previous payments did not cover demands for destroyed infrastructure, compensation for war crimes and the return of a forced loan to the Nazis. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, who says that Germany owes his country compensation worth hundreds of billions of euros due to the Nazi occupation during the Second World War In an emotive address to his parliament he spoke of his government pursuing its ‘duty to history’ and the people who ‘fought and gave their lives to defeat Nazism’. Germany angrily dismissed the demands yesterday, saying it had paid reparations to Greece.

A spokesman for

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- Alexis Tsipras chancellor Angela Merkel said the issue had been ‘legally and politically resolved’ at that time and during the talks which led to German reunification in 1990.
- Angela Merkel chancellor Angela Merkel said the issue had been ‘legally and politically resolved’ at that time and during the talks which led to German reunification in 1990.
- Athens chancellor Angela Merkel said the issue had been ‘legally and politically resolved’ at that time and during the talks which led to German reunification in 1990.
- Berlin chancellor Angela Merkel said the issue had been ‘legally and politically resolved’ at that time and during the talks which led to German reunification in 1990.
- EU chancellor Angela Merkel said the issue had been ‘legally and politically resolved’ at that time and during the talks which led to German reunification in 1990.
- Germany chancellor Angela Merkel said the issue had been ‘legally and politically resolved’ at that time and during the talks which led to German reunification in 1990.
- Greece chancellor Angela Merkel said the issue had been ‘legally and politically resolved’ at that time and during the talks which led to German reunification in 1990.
- Greek chancellor Angela Merkel said the issue had been ‘legally and politically resolved’ at that time and during the talks which led to German reunification in 1990.
- Nazi chancellor Angela Merkel said the issue had been ‘legally and politically resolved’ at that time and during the talks which led to German reunification in 1990.
- Nazis chancellor Angela Merkel said the issue had been ‘legally and politically resolved’ at that time and during the talks which led to German reunification in 1990.
- Nazism chancellor Angela Merkel said the issue had been ‘legally and politically resolved’ at that time and during the talks which led to German reunification in 1990.
- Second World War chancellor Angela Merkel said the issue had been ‘legally and politically resolved’ at that time and during the talks which led to German reunification in 1990.


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Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump hasn't yet publicly named a chief of staff, but already, a major tea party group is warning him against naming one of his reported top choices. The Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund warned against a "Washington insider" to run Trump's White House, specifically naming Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus, who is said to be one of Trump's top two choices. Jenny Beth Martin, the co-founder of TPPCF, told CNN in a statement that the group wants Trump to "drain the swamp." At home in DC, Pence role grows in Trump WH "No Washington insider, regardless of who it is, should serve as President Trump's chief of staff," Martin said. "Appointing Reince Priebus (or any other DC establishment insider) would make it more difficult, not less, for President Trump to achieve the change the people voted for. It's time to drain the swamp -- not promote insiders beholden to the Washington establishment who helped create it."

Trump campaigned on the message that he'd flip

OPTIONS:
- CNN upside down and would "drain the swamp" of elite politicians who have been in Washington for decades.
- DC upside down and would "drain the swamp" of elite politicians who have been in Washington for decades.
- Donald Trump upside down and would "drain the swamp" of elite politicians who have been in Washington for decades.
- Jenny Beth Martin upside down and would "drain the swamp" of elite politicians who have been in Washington for decades.
- Martin upside down and would "drain the swamp" of elite politicians who have been in Washington for decades.
- Pence upside down and would "drain the swamp" of elite politicians who have been in Washington for decades.
- Priebus upside down and would "drain the swamp" of elite politicians who have been in Washington for decades.
- Reince Priebus upside down and would "drain the swamp" of elite politicians who have been in Washington for decades.
- Republican National Committee upside down and would "drain the swamp" of elite politicians who have been in Washington for decades.
- Republicans upside down and would "drain the swamp" of elite politicians who have been in Washington for decades.
- TPPCF upside down and would "drain the swamp" of elite politicians who have been in Washington for decades.
- Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund upside down and would "drain the swamp" of elite politicians who have been in Washington for decades.
- Trump upside down and would "drain the swamp" of elite politicians who have been in Washington for decades.
- Trump WH upside down and would "drain the swamp" of elite politicians who have been in Washington for decades.
- Washington upside down and would "drain the swamp" of elite politicians who have been in Washington for decades.
- White House upside down and would "drain the swamp" of elite politicians who have been in Washington for decades.


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(CNN) -- A pro-privacy e-mail service long used by NSA leaker Edward Snowden abruptly shut down Thursday, blaming a secret U.S. court battle it has been fighting for six weeks — one that it seems to be losing so far. "I have been forced to make a difficult decision: to become complicit in crimes against the American people or walk away from nearly 10 years of hard work by shutting down Lavabit," owner Ladar Levison wrote in a statement. "After significant soul searching, I have decided to suspend operations." Based in Texas, Lavabit attracted attention last month when NSA leaker Edward Snowden used an e-mail account with the service to invite human rights workers and lawyers to a press conference in the Moscow airport where he was then confined. A PGP crypto key apparently registered by Snowden with a Lavabit address suggests he's favored the service since January 2010 — well before he became the most important whistleblower in a generation.

A favorable decision would allow me resurrect

OPTIONS:
- American as an American company.
- CNN as an American company.
- Edward Snowden as an American company.
- Ladar Levison as an American company.
- Lavabit as an American company.
- Moscow as an American company.
- NSA as an American company.
- PGP as an American company.
- Snowden as an American company.
- Texas as an American company.
- U.S. as an American company.


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(CNN) Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton has apologized for posting a video on social media which was widely criticized for gender "shaming" his nephew for wearing a princess dress. In his apology on Twitter, the four-time world champion said the Instagram video was a "lapse of judgment." Hamilton's video showed his nephew in a purple and pink princess dress and waving a pink-hearted shaped wand. After his nephew replies yes, Hamilton says: "Why did you ask for a princess dress for Christmas?" The F1 driver then adds: "Boys don't wear princess dresses," before his nephews covers his ears with his hands.

However, other Twitter users said the reaction to Hamilton's

OPTIONS:
- F1 post was overblown.
- Formula One post was overblown.
- Hamilton post was overblown.
- Instagram post was overblown.
- Lewis Hamilton post was overblown.
- Twitter post was overblown.


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Hong Kong (CNN) -- Hong Kong's busy harbor is never short of action, but the great big yellow duck that floated into town on Thursday captured the city's attention. Thousands lined the harbor front and work ground to a halt in offices with sea views as the much-hyped 'Rubber Duck' made its grand entrance. For two weeks local media has been on something of a "duck watch," closely monitoring the movements of the 16.5-meter (54 feet) inflatable sculpture. The man behind the seriously over-sized bath toy, Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman, described the Hong Kong response as overwhelming and said he was happy to have finally made it to the city, his first visit.

"

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- CNN has been changed forever," declared Hofman as his inflatable friend lent a surreal air to the city's iconic skyline.
- Dutch has been changed forever," declared Hofman as his inflatable friend lent a surreal air to the city's iconic skyline.
- Florentijn Hofman has been changed forever," declared Hofman as his inflatable friend lent a surreal air to the city's iconic skyline.
- Hong Kong has been changed forever," declared Hofman as his inflatable friend lent a surreal air to the city's iconic skyline.
- Rubber Duck has been changed forever," declared Hofman as his inflatable friend lent a surreal air to the city's iconic skyline.
- United States has been changed forever," declared Hofman as his inflatable friend lent a surreal air to the city's iconic skyline.


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As one of the world's most exclusive calendars, Pirelli is known for featuring the globe's most glamorous supermodels. But the team behind the celebrated calendar is taking 2016's issue in a whole new direction by featuring some of the world's most inspiring women - from artists to athletes and even bloggers. The 43rd edition, which was created by Annie Leibovitz, features the likes of Serena Williams, Amy Schumer and Chinese actress Yao Chen. The calendar, which has previously featured Gigi Hadid, Joan Smalls and Isabeli Fontana, has cast 13 women which Pirelli says are of outstanding professional, social, cultural, sporting and artistic accomplishment.

Speaking about her latest piece of work,

OPTIONS:
- American said: 'The 2000 Calendar was an exercise in photographing nudes.
- Amy Schumer said: 'The 2000 Calendar was an exercise in photographing nudes.
- Annie Leibovitz said: 'The 2000 Calendar was an exercise in photographing nudes.
- Chinese said: 'The 2000 Calendar was an exercise in photographing nudes.
- Gigi Hadid said: 'The 2000 Calendar was an exercise in photographing nudes.
- Isabeli Fontana said: 'The 2000 Calendar was an exercise in photographing nudes.
- Joan Smalls said: 'The 2000 Calendar was an exercise in photographing nudes.
- Pirelli said: 'The 2000 Calendar was an exercise in photographing nudes.
- Serena Williams said: 'The 2000 Calendar was an exercise in photographing nudes.
- Yao Chen said: 'The 2000 Calendar was an exercise in photographing nudes.
- Yoko Ono said: 'The 2000 Calendar was an exercise in photographing nudes.


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Jack Wilshere fired the buzz back into English football with a brilliant brace to see off Slovenia. Wayne Rooney put himself level with Gary Lineker in England's all-time goalscorers list - just one behind Bobby Charlton's tally of 49 - with a late winner. But Wilshere was the real star of the show, scoring with two exceptional efforts to put Hodgson's side in control. England, though, were forced to sweat for their win after falling behind to Milevoje Novakovic's 37th minute strike before Nejc Pecnik made it 2-2 with six minutes left to play. The performance was a far cry from last weekend's bore draw against the Republic of Ireland.

'They weren't just any old goals from

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- Arsenal, they weren't exactly tap-ins!
- Bobby Charlton, they weren't exactly tap-ins!
- England, they weren't exactly tap-ins!
- English, they weren't exactly tap-ins!
- Euro 2016, they weren't exactly tap-ins!
- Gary Lineker, they weren't exactly tap-ins!
- Hodgson, they weren't exactly tap-ins!
- Jack Wilshere, they weren't exactly tap-ins!
- Milevoje Novakovic, they weren't exactly tap-ins!
- Nejc Pecnik, they weren't exactly tap-ins!
- Republic of Ireland, they weren't exactly tap-ins!
- Roy Hodgson, they weren't exactly tap-ins!
- Slovenia, they weren't exactly tap-ins!
- Wayne Rooney, they weren't exactly tap-ins!
- Wilshere, they weren't exactly tap-ins!


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

In addition, 88% of patients had experienced typical symptoms of

OPTIONS:
- Africa, including fever, rash and joint pain, usually about a week before developing Guillain-Barre.
- Asia, including fever, rash and joint pain, usually about a week before developing Guillain-Barre.
- Barre, including fever, rash and joint pain, usually about a week before developing Guillain-Barre.
- CNN, including fever, rash and joint pain, usually about a week before developing Guillain-Barre.
- Europe, including fever, rash and joint pain, usually about a week before developing Guillain-Barre.
- French Polynesia, including fever, rash and joint pain, usually about a week before developing Guillain-Barre.
- Guillain, including fever, rash and joint pain, usually about a week before developing Guillain-Barre.
- Latin America, including fever, rash and joint pain, usually about a week before developing Guillain-Barre.
- Pacific, including fever, rash and joint pain, usually about a week before developing Guillain-Barre.
- Pacific Island, including fever, rash and joint pain, usually about a week before developing Guillain-Barre.
- Zika, including fever, rash and joint pain, usually about a week before developing Guillain-Barre.


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A new attack submarine being tested by United States Navy has been given a special guard of honour - by a pod of dolphins. The nuclear powered, deep ocean sub was put through its paces off the coast of Newport, Virginia, on May 26 when the playful mammals were spotted leaping out of the water just a few feet from the front of it. The incredible footage of the dolphins - leaping in front of the new Virginia-class attack sub completing its sea trials - has been seen by hundreds of thousands of people since it went viral. Attack submarines are designed to seek and destroy enemy submarines and surface ships and carry Tomahawk cruise missiles to project ashore. They are also used for reconnaissance missions and sea mine warfare.

OPTIONS:
- Dolphins are able to cruise through the water at high speed and experts believe that the intelligent animals may use the wake from a boat as a speed boost.
- Newport are able to cruise through the water at high speed and experts believe that the intelligent animals may use the wake from a boat as a speed boost.
- Tomahawk are able to cruise through the water at high speed and experts believe that the intelligent animals may use the wake from a boat as a speed boost.
- US Navy are able to cruise through the water at high speed and experts believe that the intelligent animals may use the wake from a boat as a speed boost.
- United States Navy are able to cruise through the water at high speed and experts believe that the intelligent animals may use the wake from a boat as a speed boost.
- Virginia are able to cruise through the water at high speed and experts believe that the intelligent animals may use the wake from a boat as a speed boost.


Ketchup manufacturer Heinz has been forced to apologise after a digital barcode on one of its bottles directed a customer to a pornographic website. Daniel Korell, an IT worker living in Germany, used his smartphone to scan a quick response code, or QR code, on a bottle of ketchup to find out more information about a promotional campaign. However, rather than taking him to an official Heinz site, the code routed him to a German webpage featuring adult photographs of naked women. Mr Korell tried the code with several other smartphones and found it continued to direct him to the site.

The pornographic site also offered

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- Daniel Korell a free subscription to its service.
- German a free subscription to its service.
- Germany a free subscription to its service.
- Heinz a free subscription to its service.
- IT a free subscription to its service.
- Korell a free subscription to its service.
- QR a free subscription to its service.


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A fraudster who pretended to be dying from cancer to steal from a charity for sick and needy children has walked free from court. Former PR guru Simon Mitchell, 44, claimed he wanted to raise £100,000 for youngsters through a series of celebrity-filled charity events for his 'bucket list.' Instead, he stole the cash from appearances by Top Gear's Richard Hammond, The Stig and reality TV star and former glamour model Katie Price - leaving the charity out of pocket. Following a three-year investigation he was finally sentenced at Preston Crown Court on Friday to a 16-week jail term, suspended for 18 months.

'Your medical records have just been disclosed to this court, and the reality of what you initially said to

OPTIONS:
- Donna's Dream House, namely that you were terminally ill and were anxious to do what you could to assist critically ill people in the last days of your life, which was hugely noble.
- Dream House's Dream House, namely that you were terminally ill and were anxious to do what you could to assist critically ill people in the last days of your life, which was hugely noble.
- Katie Price's Dream House, namely that you were terminally ill and were anxious to do what you could to assist critically ill people in the last days of your life, which was hugely noble.
- Preston Crown Court's Dream House, namely that you were terminally ill and were anxious to do what you could to assist critically ill people in the last days of your life, which was hugely noble.
- Richard Hammond's Dream House, namely that you were terminally ill and were anxious to do what you could to assist critically ill people in the last days of your life, which was hugely noble.
- Simon Mitchell's Dream House, namely that you were terminally ill and were anxious to do what you could to assist critically ill people in the last days of your life, which was hugely noble.
- Stig's Dream House, namely that you were terminally ill and were anxious to do what you could to assist critically ill people in the last days of your life, which was hugely noble.
- Top Gear's Dream House, namely that you were terminally ill and were anxious to do what you could to assist critically ill people in the last days of your life, which was hugely noble.


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(CNN) -- Former Bush adviser Karl Rove said Sunday that Sen. John McCain had gone "one step too far" in some of his recent ads attacking Sen. Barack Obama. Karl Rove said both candidates are guilty of going too far in their attacks. Rove has leveled similar criticism against Obama. "McCain has gone in some of his ads -- similarly gone one step too far," he told Fox News, "and sort of attributing to Obama things that are, you know, beyond the '100 percent truth' test." The Obama campaign immediately leaped on the quote. "In case anyone was still wondering whether John McCain is running the sleaziest, most dishonest campaign in history, today Karl Rove -- the man who held the previous record -- said McCain's ads have gone too far," said campaign spokesman Tommy Vietor, in a statement sent to reporters minutes after Rove's on-air comments. Rove masterminded both of President Bush's successful White House bids.

Clinton repeated her campaign one-liner -- "No way, no how, no

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama, no Palin."
- Bush, no Palin."
- CNN, no Palin."
- Clinton, no Palin."
- Fox News, no Palin."
- John McCain, no Palin."
- Karl Rove, no Palin."
- McCain, no Palin."
- Obama, no Palin."
- Palin, no Palin."
- Rove, no Palin."
- Tommy Vietor, no Palin."
- White House, no Palin."


The head of U.S. intelligence has warned Congress that not renewing the NSA's controversial phone snooping program will 'raise the risk' of another terror incident. James Clapper claims failing to extend part of the Patriot Act, which allows the bulk collection of telephone records, will take away a vital tool in the kit of the intelligence agency. Should Congress not renew Section 215 - due to expire on June 1 - then it must be prepared to shoulder the blame should an 'untoward incident' take place, the Director of National Intelligence added during a question and answer session in New York on Monday.

'

OPTIONS:
- Clapper, to me, is like my fire insurance policy,' he said on Monday.
- Congress, to me, is like my fire insurance policy,' he said on Monday.
- James Clapper, to me, is like my fire insurance policy,' he said on Monday.
- NSA, to me, is like my fire insurance policy,' he said on Monday.
- National Intelligence, to me, is like my fire insurance policy,' he said on Monday.
- New York, to me, is like my fire insurance policy,' he said on Monday.
- Patriot Act, to me, is like my fire insurance policy,' he said on Monday.
- Section 215, to me, is like my fire insurance policy,' he said on Monday.
- U.S., to me, is like my fire insurance policy,' he said on Monday.


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(CNN) "The viciousness of these Jews is unbelievable.... they are the dominant and dangerous power that exists in the United States of America today." Those are the words of former Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan David Duke. We're not reaching way back here: this is from just three months ago when he lashed out at Jewish members of the media who he claimed were "absolutely zeroing in now on Donald Trump." Duke, who is publicly supporting Trump, has since declared that voting against Trump is "treason to your heritage." It really doesn't get too much more deplorable than that type of anti-Semitic rherotic. But when Trump's running mate was asked Monday night by CNN's Wolf Blitzer whether he would call it that, Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence refused. Instead, Pence offered a weak response: "We do not want his support and we don't want the support of people who think like him."

For example, some of them, including Duke, tweeted praise for

OPTIONS:
- America's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- CNN's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- David Duke's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Dean Obeidallah's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Donald Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Duke's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Grand Wizard's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Jewish's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Jews's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Ku Klux Klan's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Mike Pence's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Obama's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Obeidallah's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Pence's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Republican's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Semitic's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Semitism's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Trump's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- United States's recent hard-line immigration speech.
- Wolf Blitzer's recent hard-line immigration speech.


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A two-year-old polar bear named Pixel has arrived at a wildlife park in Yorkshire to join England's only other polar bear. Victor, a 16-year-old, half-tonne bear who has lived at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park in Doncaster since August has now been joined by younger male Pixel. The park said Pixel is 14 years younger and a third of the size of his new compound-mate. Pixel (pictured) a two-year-old polar bear from a zoo just outside Eindhoven in the Netherlands has arrived at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park in Doncaster, where he joins resident 16-year-old polar bear Victor On Monday, Pixel was transported in a specialist lorry to Rotterdam for the overnight ferry trip to Hull

Once Pixel is settled the park plans to introduce him to

OPTIONS:
- Doncaster as soon as possible
- Eindhoven as soon as possible
- England as soon as possible
- Hull as soon as possible
- Little Pixel as soon as possible
- Netherlands as soon as possible
- Pixel as soon as possible
- Rotterdam as soon as possible
- Victor as soon as possible
- Yorkshire as soon as possible
- Yorkshire Wildlife Park as soon as possible


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Article Sponsored by Pimm's It's the oldest tennis tournament in the world and there have been no shortage of memorable moments since Wimbledon first flung open its doors in 1877. Fred Perry's 1936 victory and Andy Murray's 2013 triumph have both gone down in sporting history, as has John McEnroe's furious 1981 display and Jana Novotna's tears after losing the 1993 final. Just as memorable is the off-court action, whether a Royal Box that glitters with big names or a certain Mrs Murray declaring her lust for her son's opponent, as happened in 2011. As tennis fans prepare to crack open the Pimm's and ready the strawberries and cream, we cast a nostalgic eye back over the most momentous moments of the last 138 years.

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray is no stranger to streakers, but in 1996, one lady surpassed herself by running out at the start of the men's singles final.
- Fred Perry is no stranger to streakers, but in 1996, one lady surpassed herself by running out at the start of the men's singles final.
- Jana Novotna is no stranger to streakers, but in 1996, one lady surpassed herself by running out at the start of the men's singles final.
- John McEnroe is no stranger to streakers, but in 1996, one lady surpassed herself by running out at the start of the men's singles final.
- Murray is no stranger to streakers, but in 1996, one lady surpassed herself by running out at the start of the men's singles final.
- Oscars is no stranger to streakers, but in 1996, one lady surpassed herself by running out at the start of the men's singles final.
- Pat Cash is no stranger to streakers, but in 1996, one lady surpassed herself by running out at the start of the men's singles final.
- Pimm is no stranger to streakers, but in 1996, one lady surpassed herself by running out at the start of the men's singles final.
- Pimm's is no stranger to streakers, but in 1996, one lady surpassed herself by running out at the start of the men's singles final.
- Royal Box is no stranger to streakers, but in 1996, one lady surpassed herself by running out at the start of the men's singles final.
- Wimbledon is no stranger to streakers, but in 1996, one lady surpassed herself by running out at the start of the men's singles final.


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(CNN) A new genomic study has revealed that Aboriginal Australians are the oldest known civilization on Earth, with ancestries stretching back roughly 75,000 years. In a study published in the journal Nature Wednesday, a group of international researchers -- including nine Aboriginal leaders -- collected genomic data on 83 Aboriginal Australians and 25 Highland Papuans from Papua New Guinea. The findings indicated their ancestors had diverged from Eurasians 57,000 years ago, following a single exodus from Africa around 75,000 years ago. The data may show Aboriginal Australians came to the continent as early as 31,000 years ago. "The importance of this study for me is to have some proof of how long we [Aboriginals] have been in Australia," Colleen Wall, an Aboriginal elder and Senior Woman of the Dauwa Kau'bvai Nation, told CNN.

The affirmation of

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- Aboriginal as the most ancient civilization on Earth is astounding in itself.
- Aboriginal Australians as the most ancient civilization on Earth is astounding in itself.
- Aboriginals as the most ancient civilization on Earth is astounding in itself.
- Africa as the most ancient civilization on Earth is astounding in itself.
- Australia as the most ancient civilization on Earth is astounding in itself.
- CNN as the most ancient civilization on Earth is astounding in itself.
- Colleen Wall as the most ancient civilization on Earth is astounding in itself.
- Dauwa Kau'bvai Nation as the most ancient civilization on Earth is astounding in itself.
- Eurasians as the most ancient civilization on Earth is astounding in itself.
- Genomic as the most ancient civilization on Earth is astounding in itself.
- Highland Papuans as the most ancient civilization on Earth is astounding in itself.
- Indigenous Australian as the most ancient civilization on Earth is astounding in itself.
- Nature Wednesday as the most ancient civilization on Earth is astounding in itself.
- Papua New Guinea as the most ancient civilization on Earth is astounding in itself.


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(CNN) The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed Friday that pet rats are the source of an outbreak of Seoul virus infections in Illinois and Wisconsin. The virus has been confirmed in eight patients in an ongoing investigation. The recent cases are "the first human cases we've seen in the United States associated with pet rats," said Dr. Jennifer McQuiston, a veterinarian and deputy division director for CDC's division of high consequent pathogens and pathology. Several previous outbreaks reported in the US occurred in wild rats. "There was an outbreak reported in Europe previously associated with pet rats, so it's not the first time this has been associated with pets worldwide," McQuiston said.

Following a positive test result for hantavirus in late December, Wisconsin health officials sent a sample from the patient to the

OPTIONS:
- CDC along with a separate sample from a second patient -- a family member who also worked with rodents.
- Europe along with a separate sample from a second patient -- a family member who also worked with rodents.
- Illinois along with a separate sample from a second patient -- a family member who also worked with rodents.
- Jennifer McQuiston along with a separate sample from a second patient -- a family member who also worked with rodents.
- McQuiston along with a separate sample from a second patient -- a family member who also worked with rodents.
- Seoul along with a separate sample from a second patient -- a family member who also worked with rodents.
- US along with a separate sample from a second patient -- a family member who also worked with rodents.
- US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention along with a separate sample from a second patient -- a family member who also worked with rodents.
- United States along with a separate sample from a second patient -- a family member who also worked with rodents.
- Wisconsin along with a separate sample from a second patient -- a family member who also worked with rodents.


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(CNN) Donald Trump is America's worst Islamophobe. When I say that, I don't just mean that his bigotry is the most callous and shameless. It's that he knows better, which makes his rhetoric that much more dangerous. Speaking Wednesday to CNN's Anderson Cooper, Trump issued another sweeping judgment on Islam. "I think Islam hates us," he said. When Cooper pressed him to explain whether he thought this enmity was part and parcel of the faith, Trump left it to the media to determine if that were the case. It's not the first time Trump has ducked the obvious implications of his statements.

OPTIONS:
- America around the world, like all people around the world, matter.
- Anderson Cooper around the world, like all people around the world, matter.
- CNN around the world, like all people around the world, matter.
- Cooper around the world, like all people around the world, matter.
- Donald Trump around the world, like all people around the world, matter.
- Haroon Moghul around the world, like all people around the world, matter.
- Islam around the world, like all people around the world, matter.
- Islamophobe around the world, like all people around the world, matter.
- Moghul around the world, like all people around the world, matter.
- Muslims around the world, like all people around the world, matter.
- Trump around the world, like all people around the world, matter.


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A mother whose two children were killed by their father in a house fire has revealed her struggle to cope with the unbearable loss. An inquest recently heard how in October 2014 salesman Darren Sykes, 44, lured his two boys Paul, nine, and Jack, 12, to the attic of their home in Penistone, South Yorkshire, with fun-size chocolate bars to play with a new model railway. He then set a fire downstairs and closed the loft hatch with all three inside. The bodies of Darren and Paul were found in the loft and Jack was rescued still conscious by firefighters from the bottom of the loft ladder but died five days later in hospital.

Asked by Eamonn Holmes how their father could do such a thing,

OPTIONS:
- Darren replied: 'He wanted to cause me pain and he wanted to take everything from me - and he's succeeded.'
- Darren Sykes replied: 'He wanted to cause me pain and he wanted to take everything from me - and he's succeeded.'
- Jack replied: 'He wanted to cause me pain and he wanted to take everything from me - and he's succeeded.'
- Mother Claire replied: 'He wanted to cause me pain and he wanted to take everything from me - and he's succeeded.'
- Paul replied: 'He wanted to cause me pain and he wanted to take everything from me - and he's succeeded.'
- Paul Sykes replied: 'He wanted to cause me pain and he wanted to take everything from me - and he's succeeded.'
- Penistone replied: 'He wanted to cause me pain and he wanted to take everything from me - and he's succeeded.'
- South Yorkshire replied: 'He wanted to cause me pain and he wanted to take everything from me - and he's succeeded.'
- This Morning replied: 'He wanted to cause me pain and he wanted to take everything from me - and he's succeeded.'


Write the next sentence.

Washington (CNN) George W. Bush tried it. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton tried it. Now Donald Trump is vowing to reset relations with Russia. But could the unintended costs outweigh the benefits? The President-elect's Russian gambit seems like a solid foreign policy goal, given that the estrangement between the rivals -- owners of the world's biggest nuclear arsenals -- is deeper than at any time since the Cold War. An improvement in relations could yield gains for the United States in reviving non-proliferation projects and closer anti-terrorism cooperation. But there are big questions about whether Trump will be any more successful than his predecessors, whose initial inroads eventually foundered largely due to the behavior of President Vladimir Putin, and whether he will end up emboldening a leader that many -- including key Republicans in Congress -- see as a top US adversary.

It's possible that the geopolitical and strategic considerations that shape the

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama-Russia relationship will dictate the pace and breadth of Trump's engagement, regardless of his past statements or future intentions.
- CNN-Russia relationship will dictate the pace and breadth of Trump's engagement, regardless of his past statements or future intentions.
- Cold War-Russia relationship will dictate the pace and breadth of Trump's engagement, regardless of his past statements or future intentions.
- Congress-Russia relationship will dictate the pace and breadth of Trump's engagement, regardless of his past statements or future intentions.
- Donald Trump-Russia relationship will dictate the pace and breadth of Trump's engagement, regardless of his past statements or future intentions.
- George W. Bush-Russia relationship will dictate the pace and breadth of Trump's engagement, regardless of his past statements or future intentions.
- Hillary Clinton-Russia relationship will dictate the pace and breadth of Trump's engagement, regardless of his past statements or future intentions.
- Republicans-Russia relationship will dictate the pace and breadth of Trump's engagement, regardless of his past statements or future intentions.
- Russia-Russia relationship will dictate the pace and breadth of Trump's engagement, regardless of his past statements or future intentions.
- Russian-Russia relationship will dictate the pace and breadth of Trump's engagement, regardless of his past statements or future intentions.
- Trump-Russia relationship will dictate the pace and breadth of Trump's engagement, regardless of his past statements or future intentions.
- US-Russia relationship will dictate the pace and breadth of Trump's engagement, regardless of his past statements or future intentions.
- United States-Russia relationship will dictate the pace and breadth of Trump's engagement, regardless of his past statements or future intentions.
- Vladimir Putin-Russia relationship will dictate the pace and breadth of Trump's engagement, regardless of his past statements or future intentions.
- Washington-Russia relationship will dictate the pace and breadth of Trump's engagement, regardless of his past statements or future intentions.


How does the sentence end?

President Obama is alleged to have stopped an Israeli military attack against Iran's nuclear facilities in 2014 by threatening to shoot down Israeli jets before they could reach their targets, according to reports to emerge from the Middle East at the weekend The threat from the U.S. forced Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to abort a planned attack on Iraq, reported Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Jarida. Netanyahu will be in Washington for an address to Congress on Tuesday aimed squarely at derailing Obama's cherished bid for a diplomatic deal with Tehran. Scroll down for video President Obama is alleged to have thwarted an Israeli military attack against Iran's nuclear facilities in 2014 by threatening to shoot down Israeli jets before they could reach their targets

In front of a crowd of journalists, the prime minister lectured

OPTIONS:
- Al-Jarida at length on Israel's history and dismissed the president's conditions for restarting peace talks.
- Binyamin Netanyahu at length on Israel's history and dismissed the president's conditions for restarting peace talks.
- Congress at length on Israel's history and dismissed the president's conditions for restarting peace talks.
- Iran at length on Israel's history and dismissed the president's conditions for restarting peace talks.
- Iraq at length on Israel's history and dismissed the president's conditions for restarting peace talks.
- Israeli at length on Israel's history and dismissed the president's conditions for restarting peace talks.
- Kuwaiti at length on Israel's history and dismissed the president's conditions for restarting peace talks.
- Middle East at length on Israel's history and dismissed the president's conditions for restarting peace talks.
- Netanyahu at length on Israel's history and dismissed the president's conditions for restarting peace talks.
- Obama at length on Israel's history and dismissed the president's conditions for restarting peace talks.
- Tehran at length on Israel's history and dismissed the president's conditions for restarting peace talks.
- U.S. at length on Israel's history and dismissed the president's conditions for restarting peace talks.
- Washington at length on Israel's history and dismissed the president's conditions for restarting peace talks.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Terrified: Miriam, 11 (left), and Ayesha, nine (right), are currently living in fear in their basement A terrified British family who are stuck in a basement in war-torn Yemen have launched a desperate appeal to be evacuated to the UK. Louise Henderson Alakil, 49, moved to the Middle Eastern country 27 years ago and worked as a teacher at the International School in the capital Sanaa until recent fighting forced it to close. She is now hiding in a shelter below her family home on the outskirts of the city with her youngest children, Miriam, 11, and Ayesha, nine, amid heavy shelling and while bombs fall all around them.

The family are facing a number of problems in their fight to leave the country, as Louise and her children's passports have expired and the

OPTIONS:
- Ayesha authorities are closed.
- British authorities are closed.
- International School authorities are closed.
- Louise Henderson authorities are closed.
- Louise Henderson Alakil authorities are closed.
- Middle Eastern authorities are closed.
- Miriam authorities are closed.
- Sanaa authorities are closed.
- UK authorities are closed.
- Yemen authorities are closed.


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

Arsene Wenger has expressed fears that a mounting injury list could derail Arsenal's Premier League title charge in the next couple of months. The Gunners boss is currently without eight first-team players as they prepare for Sunday's clash with rivals Tottenham Hotspur at the Emirates. And Wenger is worried the absence of so many important members of his squad will have an impact during the packed festive fixture list. Laurent Koscielny (hip/thigh) Hector Bellerin (groin strain) Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (hamstring) Theo Walcott (calf muscle) Aaron Ramsey (hamstring) Jack Wilshere (calf/shin) Tomas Rosicky (knee) Danny Welbeck (knee) He said: 'I'm very concerned because we are only in November and we have so many players out.

But they are without

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Ramsey and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.
- Alex Oxlade and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.
- Arsenal and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.
- Arsene Wenger and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.
- Chamberlain and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.
- Danny Welbeck and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.
- Emirates and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.
- Europe and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.
- Gunners and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.
- Hector Bellerin and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.
- Jack Wilshere and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.
- Laurent Koscielny and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.
- London and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.
- Premier League and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.
- Theo Walcott and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.
- Tomas Rosicky and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.
- Tottenham and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.
- Tottenham Hotspur and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.
- Wenger and Hector Bellerin in defence with hip and groin injuries respectively, though Wenger did suggest Koscielny could make Sunday's squad.


How does the sentence end?

The family of 16-year-old schoolgirl Jayde Kendall who has not been seen since she climbed into a red car with a man 12 days ago in Gatton, 90km west of Brisbane, have issued a heartfelt plea for her return. The plea, in which the pretty young brunette's mother wrote of how the family's 'hearts are aching' and they longed 'to envelop her' once again, comes as police appeal for  dashcam footage of the car and Ms Kendall on the afternoon she vanished. Jayde Kendall disappeared from outside the Lockyer District High School in central Gatton at 3.15pm on Friday August 14. She was seen getting into a weathered 2003 model red five door Toyota Corolla hatchback driven by an 18-year-old man she knew

The dashcam appeal and the plea by Ms Kendall's family came ahead of a candlelight vigil by the people

OPTIONS:
- Body at her local church on Wednesday night.
- Brisbane at her local church on Wednesday night.
- Condamine River at her local church on Wednesday night.
- Gatton at her local church on Wednesday night.
- Jayde Kendall at her local church on Wednesday night.
- Kendall at her local church on Wednesday night.
- Lockyer District High School at her local church on Wednesday night.
- Queensland at her local church on Wednesday night.
- Toyota Corolla at her local church on Wednesday night.
- Warwick at her local church on Wednesday night.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- NATO agreed Thursday to take command of enforcing a no-fly zone over Libya and was considering taking control of the full U.N.-backed military mission, Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen told CNN. Rasmussen's announcement fell short of what U.S. President Barack Obama has sought, and it was unclear if concerns by Turkey and some other NATO allies over coalition airstrikes on Libyan ground forces would prevent NATO from agreeing to expand its command over the entire mission. "What we have decided today is that NATO will enforce the no-fly zone," Rasmussen said in an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer. "We are considering whether NATO should take on overall responsibility. That decision has not been made yet."

When

OPTIONS:
- Anders Fogh Rasmussen finally emerged to announce an agreement, it was clear that questions over the rules of engagement remained unresolved.
- Barack Obama finally emerged to announce an agreement, it was clear that questions over the rules of engagement remained unresolved.
- Britain finally emerged to announce an agreement, it was clear that questions over the rules of engagement remained unresolved.
- CNN finally emerged to announce an agreement, it was clear that questions over the rules of engagement remained unresolved.
- France finally emerged to announce an agreement, it was clear that questions over the rules of engagement remained unresolved.
- Libya finally emerged to announce an agreement, it was clear that questions over the rules of engagement remained unresolved.
- Libyan finally emerged to announce an agreement, it was clear that questions over the rules of engagement remained unresolved.
- NATO finally emerged to announce an agreement, it was clear that questions over the rules of engagement remained unresolved.
- Rasmussen finally emerged to announce an agreement, it was clear that questions over the rules of engagement remained unresolved.
- Turkey finally emerged to announce an agreement, it was clear that questions over the rules of engagement remained unresolved.
- U.N. finally emerged to announce an agreement, it was clear that questions over the rules of engagement remained unresolved.
- U.S. finally emerged to announce an agreement, it was clear that questions over the rules of engagement remained unresolved.
- United States finally emerged to announce an agreement, it was clear that questions over the rules of engagement remained unresolved.
- Wolf Blitzer finally emerged to announce an agreement, it was clear that questions over the rules of engagement remained unresolved.


How does this story end?

(CNN) The unceremonious removal of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie as chairman of President-elect  Donald Trump's transition team won't be the last power play by Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, a young businessman who is shaping up as one of the central figures of the new administration. Kushner is far less well known than his wife, Ivanka Trump, but is clearly a force to be reckoned with, wielding tremendous influence behind the scenes. It's widely assumed in political circles that the sacking of Christie was at least partly an act of personal payback by Kushner. Back in 2004, then-U.S. Attorney Christie convicted Kushner's father, Charles Kushner, on a variety of charges including tax evasion, witness tampering and making illegal campaign contributions.

Despite his family connection -- in fact, because of it -- there's a good chance federal law will prohibit

OPTIONS:
- CNN from holding any government position.
- Charles Kushner from holding any government position.
- Chris Christie from holding any government position.
- Christie from holding any government position.
- Donald Trump from holding any government position.
- Errol Louis from holding any government position.
- Ivanka Trump from holding any government position.
- Jared Kushner from holding any government position.
- Kushner from holding any government position.
- Louis from holding any government position.
- New Jersey from holding any government position.
- Trump from holding any government position.
- U.S. from holding any government position.


How does this story end?

Conor McGregor looks to be raring to go ahead of his UFC 194 featherweight title fight with Jose Aldo. The Irishman fought through a knee injury to win his last fight against Chad Mendes, but looked to be in fine fettle at his latest training camp as he hung from a heavy bag by his legs and performed sit-ups. McGregor will finally get his hands on the UFC's pound-for-pound No 1 Aldo when they face off in Las Vegas on December 12. The Notorious One travelled to Los Angeles earlier this week to finish his training camp and acclimatise to the conditions ahead of the title bout.

McGregor's latest slight to the featherweight champion is that those watching the fight on December 12 won't care if Aldo is on the card, as long as they get to see the

OPTIONS:
- Aldo.
- Chad Mendes.
- Conor McGregor.
- Instagram.
- Irishman.
- Jose Aldo.
- Las Vegas.
- Los Angeles.
- McGregor.
- Notorious One.
- UFC.
- UFC 194.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- Cheers in Moscow. Fear in Kiev. And jeers from the West. When Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the annexation of Ukraine's Crimea region Tuesday and signed a formal decree, he made a major European crisis almost irreversible. His nation's lawmakers wept and gave him a standing ovation in parliament as he barraged the West for what he described as its numerous betrayals. But in Western capitals, there was no applause. Governments imposed sanctions on Russian leaders and warned that's just the beginning. Here's the rationalization for Putin's decision, and the reasoning for the West's derision. POINT Crimea rightfully belongs to Russia

Now the people have spoken, and they want to be a part of Russia, Putin said, referring to a hastily-called weekend referendum on separating from

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Crimea.
- European.
- Kiev.
- Moscow.
- Putin.
- Russia.
- Russian.
- Ukraine.
- Vladimir Putin.
- West.
- Western.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

As united fronts go, the one put up at Chelsea's training headquarters on Tuesday was about as convincing as they come. Sackings, player revolts, stadium bans and lawsuits have led the agenda ahead of the crucial Champions League clash with Dynamo Kiev on Wednesday night. But you wouldn't know it if you were at Cobham as manager and captain came out fighting. Hymn sheets in hand, Jose Mourinho and John Terry were in unison. Are you going to be sacked, Jose? No. Is your manager going to be sacked, John? No. Are the players behind you, Jose? Yes. Are the players behind the manager, John? Yes.

Making his entrance into the press conference room,

OPTIONS:
- Blues accidentally caused a loud thud by swinging the door open on to a misplaced chair.
- Champions League accidentally caused a loud thud by swinging the door open on to a misplaced chair.
- Chelsea accidentally caused a loud thud by swinging the door open on to a misplaced chair.
- Cobham accidentally caused a loud thud by swinging the door open on to a misplaced chair.
- Dynamo accidentally caused a loud thud by swinging the door open on to a misplaced chair.
- Dynamo Kiev accidentally caused a loud thud by swinging the door open on to a misplaced chair.
- John accidentally caused a loud thud by swinging the door open on to a misplaced chair.
- John Terry accidentally caused a loud thud by swinging the door open on to a misplaced chair.
- Jose accidentally caused a loud thud by swinging the door open on to a misplaced chair.
- Jose Mourinho accidentally caused a loud thud by swinging the door open on to a misplaced chair.
- Monaco accidentally caused a loud thud by swinging the door open on to a misplaced chair.
- Mourinho accidentally caused a loud thud by swinging the door open on to a misplaced chair.
- Stoke City accidentally caused a loud thud by swinging the door open on to a misplaced chair.


Find the right ending to this passage.

United Passions, the movie about the world's most powerful soccer organization, has earned the embarrassing accolade of the worst box office opening ever in the U.S. The FIFA-financed movie – estimated to have cost $30 million and staring bona fide big-name actors such as Tim Roth, Gerard Depardieu and Sam Neil - made only $918 over the June 6 weekend. The high-priced FIFA puff piece about the soccer federation's 111-year history, the growth of its World Cup tournament and Sepp Blatter's rise to power as president wasn't expected to draw large crowds yet still underperformed alarmingly. Just two people showed up to its first screening in Los Angeles.

OPTIONS:
- FIFA did not pay Cannes to show the movie, Fremaux said.
- Gerard Depardieu did not pay Cannes to show the movie, Fremaux said.
- Los Angeles did not pay Cannes to show the movie, Fremaux said.
- Sam Neil did not pay Cannes to show the movie, Fremaux said.
- Sepp Blatter did not pay Cannes to show the movie, Fremaux said.
- Tim Roth did not pay Cannes to show the movie, Fremaux said.
- U.S. did not pay Cannes to show the movie, Fremaux said.
- United Passions did not pay Cannes to show the movie, Fremaux said.
- World Cup did not pay Cannes to show the movie, Fremaux said.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) There is still so much we don't know about how a 13-year-old Blacksburg, Virginia, girl got to know an 18-year-old Virginia Tech freshman before he allegedly stabbed her to death. What we do know is a bit more about a possible motive in the death of Nicole Lovell, a middle school student. David Eisenhauer, a college track and field athlete, is thought to have had an inappropriate relationship with Lovell and stabbed her to death because she threatened to expose their relationship, according to a law enforcement official. But how did they meet? How did the alleged relationship begin?

But I keep thinking about the smart advice from these

OPTIONS:
- Best Internet safety experts: We can take steps to try to keep our kids safe.
- Blacksburg safety experts: We can take steps to try to keep our kids safe.
- David Eisenhauer safety experts: We can take steps to try to keep our kids safe.
- Lovell safety experts: We can take steps to try to keep our kids safe.
- Nicole Lovell safety experts: We can take steps to try to keep our kids safe.
- Virginia safety experts: We can take steps to try to keep our kids safe.
- Virginia Tech safety experts: We can take steps to try to keep our kids safe.


How does the sentence end?

MEXICO CITY, Mexico (CNN)  -- A recently retired Mexican army general whose bullet-riddled body was found Tuesday near Cancun had taken over as the area's top antidrug official less than 24 hours earlier, officials said. A soldier guards the forensics office where the body of a slain former general was taken in Cancun, Mexico. Retired Gen. Mauro Enrique Tello Quiñonez, his aide and a driver were tortured before being killed, said Quintana Roo state prosecutor Bello Melchor Rodriguez y Carrillo. He said there was no doubt Tello and the others were victims of organized crime. "The general was the most mistreated," Rodriguez said at a Tuesday night news conference monitored by El Universal newspaper. "He had burns on his skin and bones in his hands and wrists were broken."

The three men were abducted Monday night, possibly in Cancun, tortured and then later shot to death,

OPTIONS:
- Bello Melchor Rodriguez y Carrillo said, citing prosecutor Rodriguez.
- CNN said, citing prosecutor Rodriguez.
- Cancun said, citing prosecutor Rodriguez.
- El Universal said, citing prosecutor Rodriguez.
- MEXICO CITY said, citing prosecutor Rodriguez.
- Mauro Enrique Tello Quiñonez said, citing prosecutor Rodriguez.
- Mexican said, citing prosecutor Rodriguez.
- Mexico said, citing prosecutor Rodriguez.
- Quintana Roo said, citing prosecutor Rodriguez.
- Rodriguez said, citing prosecutor Rodriguez.
- Tello said, citing prosecutor Rodriguez.


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

(CNN) The proportion of Zika-related birth defects during 2016 was nearly 20 times higher than the number seen during the pre-Zika years, according to a new report from the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In particular, brain abnormalities or microcephaly, where a baby's head size is smaller than expected, occurred about 33 times as often in pregnancies with Zika infections than in the pre-Zika years. Zika, a virus transmitted primarily by mosquitoes and unprotected sex, has been spreading around the globe with locally transmitted cases in the US were first reported in Florida and Texas during 2016. Currently, there is no vaccine to prevent infection.

When families learn their child has a birth defect like those associated with

OPTIONS:
- Florida virus infection, they experience a grief reaction similar to when they lose a child, he said.
- Texas virus infection, they experience a grief reaction similar to when they lose a child, he said.
- US virus infection, they experience a grief reaction similar to when they lose a child, he said.
- United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention virus infection, they experience a grief reaction similar to when they lose a child, he said.
- Zika virus infection, they experience a grief reaction similar to when they lose a child, he said.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Single thongs across Australia now have the chance to find a 'solemate'. At least that’s what a new online service hopes to provide, and with a tagline of It’s like Tinder for Thongs, the chance is now there for that single and lonely ‘lefty’ or ‘righty’ to find a new life partner. Adelaide man Karl Gautam is the brains behind the new venture that started off as a laugh on Facebook, but has since become a huge fashion sensation. Adelaide's Karl Gautam wants single thongs to find the perfect partner HavyMatch Facebook page is trying to get the right match for thongs who are now on their own

These single thongs were washed up on an

OPTIONS:
- Adelaide river bank.
- Australia river bank.
- Facebook river bank.
- Gautam river bank.
- HavyMatch Facebook river bank.
- Karl Gautam river bank.
- Thongs river bank.
- Tinder river bank.


Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump took to Twitter Tuesday evening to deride the US intelligence agencies due to brief him on alleged Russian hacking of American political groups. It was his latest attack on a key body he will rely on as commander in chief and again put him at odds with the agencies' unanimous conclusion that Russia hacked Democratic Party groups and individuals to interfere in the US presidential election. Trump suggested that intelligence officials postponed an " 'intelligence' briefing on so-called 'Russian hacking' " that they were set to deliver to him this week because they might need more time "to build a case." He called the alleged delay "very strange."

"Once again I reject any possibility that official

OPTIONS:
- American can be involved in any way," he added.
- CNN can be involved in any way," he added.
- Democratic can be involved in any way," he added.
- Democratic Party can be involved in any way," he added.
- Donald Trump can be involved in any way," he added.
- Russia can be involved in any way," he added.
- Russian can be involved in any way," he added.
- Trump can be involved in any way," he added.
- Twitter can be involved in any way," he added.
- US can be involved in any way," he added.
- Washington can be involved in any way," he added.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Players must become the guardians of football in the wake of the crisis at FIFA which has left the game 'tainted and besmirched with corruption', union chief Gordon Taylor has said. Taylor, the chief executive of the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) and honorary president of world players' union FIFPro, alleged that some officials at the world governing body had 'feathered their own nests' and urged his members to seize the chance to make positive changes or 'forever regret it'. Current and former FIFA officials have been charged with alleged involvement in corrupt behaviour in an FBI investigation, while separately a Swiss government inquiry is looking into possible wrongdoing in relation to the bidding for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.

'There needs to be complete accountability of all

OPTIONS:
- FBI's incomings and outgoings by an independent, unbridled organisation and all salaries published with nothing capable of being hidden or lost.
- FIFA's incomings and outgoings by an independent, unbridled organisation and all salaries published with nothing capable of being hidden or lost.
- FIFPro's incomings and outgoings by an independent, unbridled organisation and all salaries published with nothing capable of being hidden or lost.
- Gordon Taylor's incomings and outgoings by an independent, unbridled organisation and all salaries published with nothing capable of being hidden or lost.
- PFA's incomings and outgoings by an independent, unbridled organisation and all salaries published with nothing capable of being hidden or lost.
- Professional Footballers' Association's incomings and outgoings by an independent, unbridled organisation and all salaries published with nothing capable of being hidden or lost.
- Swiss's incomings and outgoings by an independent, unbridled organisation and all salaries published with nothing capable of being hidden or lost.
- Taylor's incomings and outgoings by an independent, unbridled organisation and all salaries published with nothing capable of being hidden or lost.
- World Cups's incomings and outgoings by an independent, unbridled organisation and all salaries published with nothing capable of being hidden or lost.


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

Michael Phelps has spoken publicly about his DUI arrest last year for the first time in an interview. The Olympic champion - who has won a record 22 medals - said that in the days after he was arrested for driving drunk and speeding after a night out gambling he wanted to end his life. 'I was in a really dark place,' Phelps, 30, said in an interview with Sports Illustrated. 'Not wanting to be alive any more.' He was able to turn things around though thanks to his close relationship with his mother and sisters, a stint in rehab and help from two unlikely sources - his best friend and former football star Ray Lewis and his estranged father Michael Fred Phelps.

That is when people began to discuss the possibility of

OPTIONS:
- Arizona checking into a treatment facility.
- DUI checking into a treatment facility.
- Lewis checking into a treatment facility.
- Michael Fred Phelps checking into a treatment facility.
- Michael Phelps checking into a treatment facility.
- Olympic checking into a treatment facility.
- Phelps checking into a treatment facility.
- Ray Lewis checking into a treatment facility.
- Sports Illustrated checking into a treatment facility.


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

A series of chilling text messages that a suicidal father sent to his increasingly panicked ex-girlfriend in the final moments before he allegedly threw their baby son to his death off a bridge has emerged. As he stood on Connecticut's Arrigoni Bridge with his seven-month-old son Aaden on Sunday night, Tony Moreno, 22, exchanged dozens of texts with his former partner, 19-year-old Adrianne Oyola. In separate messages, he told her: 'Enjoy your new life without us', 'There is no more days [sic]' and 'You're not a parent anymore' - prompting Oyola to frantically ask about her son's whereabouts. Moreno then wrote: 'He's dead', followed by 'And soon I will be too.' Shortly after, the father apparently leaped from the 90ft bridge himself - having already hurled Aaden into the water below.

He ruled that the pair needed to 'figure out' their relationship for Aaden's sake and 'grow up and deal with each other as adults' - but did not find that there was no imminent threat to

OPTIONS:
- Aaden or Aaden.
- Adrianne Oyola or Aaden.
- Arrigoni Bridge or Aaden.
- Connecticut or Aaden.
- Connecticut River or Aaden.
- Moreno or Aaden.
- Oyola or Aaden.
- Tony Moreno or Aaden.


How does this story end?

Crippling cuts to defence spending have left Britain unable to defend itself or stand up to Russia, according to the former head of the Army. General Sir Peter Wall said the 'consequences' of the squeeze on funding is now 'playing out' in the UK's approach to dealing with Vladimir Putin. He joins a growing chorus of criticism of the refusal by any of the main parties to protect defence spending from cuts after the election, despite a pledge to increase foreign aid budgets being enshrined in law. General Sir Peter Wall said the 'consequences' of the squeeze on funding is now 'playing out' in the UK's approach to dealing with Vladimir Putin

Up to 30,000 service personnel could go - with the

OPTIONS:
- Army likely to bear the heaviest cuts - leaving the armed forces with a combined strength of just 115,000 by the end of the decade, it predicted.
- Britain likely to bear the heaviest cuts - leaving the armed forces with a combined strength of just 115,000 by the end of the decade, it predicted.
- Cameron likely to bear the heaviest cuts - leaving the armed forces with a combined strength of just 115,000 by the end of the decade, it predicted.
- Peter Wall likely to bear the heaviest cuts - leaving the armed forces with a combined strength of just 115,000 by the end of the decade, it predicted.
- Russia likely to bear the heaviest cuts - leaving the armed forces with a combined strength of just 115,000 by the end of the decade, it predicted.
- UK likely to bear the heaviest cuts - leaving the armed forces with a combined strength of just 115,000 by the end of the decade, it predicted.
- UN likely to bear the heaviest cuts - leaving the armed forces with a combined strength of just 115,000 by the end of the decade, it predicted.
- Vladimir Putin likely to bear the heaviest cuts - leaving the armed forces with a combined strength of just 115,000 by the end of the decade, it predicted.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- Turkey's fraught relationship with France is set to erode further after the French Senate passed controversial legislation criminalizing any public denial of what the bill calls the Armenian genocide in Ottoman Turkey in 1915 -- a description Turkey has rejected. Under the legislation, anyone denying the deaths were genocide could face a jail term and a fine of â‚¬45,000 ($58,000). The lower house of French parliament passed the so-called Armenian genocide bill last December, prompting Turkey to recall its ambassador from Paris and to cancel certain bilateral visits between the countries. The French Senate then voted late Monday to approve the bill.

The bill has been applauded by

OPTIONS:
- Armenian, roughly 500,000 of whom live in France.
- Armenians, roughly 500,000 of whom live in France.
- CNN, roughly 500,000 of whom live in France.
- France, roughly 500,000 of whom live in France.
- French, roughly 500,000 of whom live in France.
- Ottoman Empire, roughly 500,000 of whom live in France.
- Ottoman Turkey, roughly 500,000 of whom live in France.
- Paris, roughly 500,000 of whom live in France.
- Senate, roughly 500,000 of whom live in France.
- Turkey, roughly 500,000 of whom live in France.
- Turks, roughly 500,000 of whom live in France.


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

There aren't many around but

OPTIONS:
- Charlton is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.
- David Silva is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.
- Dulwich Hamlet is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.
- English is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.
- Erhun Oztumer is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.
- Fantasy Football is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.
- Gavin Rose is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.
- League Messi is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.
- League On is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.
- League One is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.
- Leeds United is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.
- Lionel Messi is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.
- Oztumer is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.
- Premier League is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.
- Santi Cazorla is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.
- Sergio Aguero is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.
- Steve Evans is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.
- Turk Erhun Oztumer is one of those players you happily pay money to watch.


Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump went toe-to-toe on Friday over the former secretary of state's suggestion that the billionaire's comments about racial minorities helped inspire Wednesday's tragic mass-shooting in Charleston, S.C. that left nine people dead. Clinton told Nevada radio host Jon Ralston that 'we have to have a candid national conversation about race, and about discrimination, hatred, prejudice. Public discourse is sometimes hotter and more negative than it should be, which can, in my opinion, trigger someone who is less than stable.' She cited Trump without naming him: 'A recent entry into the Republican presidential campaign said some very inflammatory things about Mexicans. Everybody should stand up and say that's not acceptable.'

In light of the tragedy, Mr.

OPTIONS:
- Charleston also cancelled a sold out campaign event.'
- Chris Christie also cancelled a sold out campaign event.'
- Clinton also cancelled a sold out campaign event.'
- Donald Trump also cancelled a sold out campaign event.'
- Hillary Clinton also cancelled a sold out campaign event.'
- Jon Ralston also cancelled a sold out campaign event.'
- Mexicans also cancelled a sold out campaign event.'
- Nevada also cancelled a sold out campaign event.'
- Republican also cancelled a sold out campaign event.'
- S.C. also cancelled a sold out campaign event.'
- SC also cancelled a sold out campaign event.'
- South Carolina also cancelled a sold out campaign event.'
- Trump also cancelled a sold out campaign event.'
- White House also cancelled a sold out campaign event.'


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Kent Sprouse was put to death by lethal injection Thursday night in Texas. Sprouse acknowledged almost immediately after he was arrested more than a decade ago that he killed a police officer and another man outside a Dallas-area convenience store. A jury decided in 2004 that he should be put to death, and unsuccessful appeals since then have focused on whether Sprouse was mentally ill at the time of the slayings in 2002 and should be spared the death penalty. He died 22 minutes after being injected and is now the fifth inmate to be executed this year in Texas, the nation's most active death penalty state.

As

OPTIONS:
- Dallas drove up, he was met with gunfire and hit twice under the arm where his vest did not protect him.
- Ferris drove up, he was met with gunfire and hit twice under the arm where his vest did not protect him.
- Kent Sprouse drove up, he was met with gunfire and hit twice under the arm where his vest did not protect him.
- Marty Steinfeldt drove up, he was met with gunfire and hit twice under the arm where his vest did not protect him.
- Moreno drove up, he was met with gunfire and hit twice under the arm where his vest did not protect him.
- Pedro Moreno drove up, he was met with gunfire and hit twice under the arm where his vest did not protect him.
- Sprouse drove up, he was met with gunfire and hit twice under the arm where his vest did not protect him.
- Steinfeldt drove up, he was met with gunfire and hit twice under the arm where his vest did not protect him.
- Texas drove up, he was met with gunfire and hit twice under the arm where his vest did not protect him.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Theresa May struck a populist tone in her first public remarks as British Prime Minister on Wednesday, saying she planned to continue predecessor David Cameron's "true legacy" of social justice. The Conservative Party leader spoke directly to the poor, black and white working-class residents as well as women, youth and those with mental health issues, saying, "The government I lead will be driven not by the interests of a privileged few, but by yours." Her party prizes unionism, she said, and not just among England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, "but between all of our citizens, everyone, whoever we are and wherever we're from."

In his final appearance in Parliament as Prime Minister,

OPTIONS:
- Boris Johnson opened with the quip that "apart from one meeting in the afternoon with the Queen, my diary is remarkably light."
- Brexit opened with the quip that "apart from one meeting in the afternoon with the Queen, my diary is remarkably light."
- British opened with the quip that "apart from one meeting in the afternoon with the Queen, my diary is remarkably light."
- CNN opened with the quip that "apart from one meeting in the afternoon with the Queen, my diary is remarkably light."
- Conservative Party opened with the quip that "apart from one meeting in the afternoon with the Queen, my diary is remarkably light."
- David Cameron opened with the quip that "apart from one meeting in the afternoon with the Queen, my diary is remarkably light."
- England opened with the quip that "apart from one meeting in the afternoon with the Queen, my diary is remarkably light."
- European Union opened with the quip that "apart from one meeting in the afternoon with the Queen, my diary is remarkably light."
- Liam Fox opened with the quip that "apart from one meeting in the afternoon with the Queen, my diary is remarkably light."
- Northern Ireland opened with the quip that "apart from one meeting in the afternoon with the Queen, my diary is remarkably light."
- Scotland opened with the quip that "apart from one meeting in the afternoon with the Queen, my diary is remarkably light."
- Theresa May opened with the quip that "apart from one meeting in the afternoon with the Queen, my diary is remarkably light."
- UK opened with the quip that "apart from one meeting in the afternoon with the Queen, my diary is remarkably light."
- Wales opened with the quip that "apart from one meeting in the afternoon with the Queen, my diary is remarkably light."


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

(CNN) -- The plan to embalm the body of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez may have hit a snag. Scientists in a preliminary assessment have determined that the process might be "quite difficult," acting president Nicolas Maduro said Wednesday. Maduro said at the opening of the Book Fair of Venezuela that scientists argued that "the decision should have been taken much earlier." He didn't say why -- but added that Chavez will always remain in Venezuela's collective memory "More than your physical body, we have the commander in eternal memory, especially this generation who heard it, touched it, saw him," Maduro told the audience. "We have to keep alive his image, his voice, his thinking."

OPTIONS:
- Book Fair filed papers Monday to officially register to run for president.
- CNN filed papers Monday to officially register to run for president.
- Chavez filed papers Monday to officially register to run for president.
- Hugo Chavez filed papers Monday to officially register to run for president.
- Maduro filed papers Monday to officially register to run for president.
- Nicolas Maduro filed papers Monday to officially register to run for president.
- Venezuela filed papers Monday to officially register to run for president.
- Venezuelan filed papers Monday to officially register to run for president.


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(CNN) A White House senior adviser at the Department of Homeland Security previously promoted conspiracy theories about former President Barack Obama's birthplace, lamented the "Zimbabwe-fication of America," and mocked the LGBT community. Frank Wuco has served as the White House adviser to DHS since January and now leads a team tasked with helping to enforce President Donald Trump's executive orders, including the administration's travel ban. Before that, he hosted a conservative talk radio show in Florida for several years and appeared as a guest on other talk radio shows. CNN's KFile reviewed more than 40 hours of audio of Wuco's show and his other appearances.

On his website, Wuco promoted the discussion by calling

OPTIONS:
- America's then-recently released long-form birth certificate "a questionable document."
- Barack Obama's then-recently released long-form birth certificate "a questionable document."
- CNN's then-recently released long-form birth certificate "a questionable document."
- DHS's then-recently released long-form birth certificate "a questionable document."
- Department of Homeland Security's then-recently released long-form birth certificate "a questionable document."
- Donald Trump's then-recently released long-form birth certificate "a questionable document."
- Florida's then-recently released long-form birth certificate "a questionable document."
- Frank Wuco's then-recently released long-form birth certificate "a questionable document."
- KFile's then-recently released long-form birth certificate "a questionable document."
- LGBT's then-recently released long-form birth certificate "a questionable document."
- White House's then-recently released long-form birth certificate "a questionable document."
- Wuco's then-recently released long-form birth certificate "a questionable document."
- Zimbabwe's then-recently released long-form birth certificate "a questionable document."


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(CNN) -- A day before Tuesday's election, millions of people in key states already had cast absentee or early ballots despite long lines, legal disputes over poll procedures and damage inflicted by Superstorm Sandy. In Ohio, which may be the decisive battleground state, the deadline for early voting passed Monday afternoon. By Friday, more than 1.6 million of Ohio's 7.9 million registered voters had cast ballots, either in person or by mail, said Matt McClellan, a spokesman for Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted. About 200,000 of the 1.3 million absentee ballots that had been distributed were still out, he said.

The ship had been at sea on a training mission when Sandy formed, and it was then dispatched to the

OPTIONS:
- CNN/New Jersey area to assist with relief efforts.
- Jon Husted/New Jersey area to assist with relief efforts.
- Matt McClellan/New Jersey area to assist with relief efforts.
- Miami/New Jersey area to assist with relief efforts.
- New Jersey/New Jersey area to assist with relief efforts.
- New York/New Jersey area to assist with relief efforts.
- Ohio/New Jersey area to assist with relief efforts.
- Superstorm Sandy/New Jersey area to assist with relief efforts.


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(CNN) Garth Brooks has referred to Miranda Lambert as "family," but we suspect things might be bit tense if the folks get together this holiday season. Lambert's boyfriend, singer-songwriter Anderson East, took to Instagram on Thursday to criticize Brooks' performance at this week's Country Music Association Awards. Brooks -- named CMA's entertainer of the year for a record sixth time -- caught flak from East for lip-syncing Wednesday night through a performance of his single "Ask Me How I Know." "I keep a lot of my opinions to myself and respect anyone making music but as a person who tries to put on the best and most honest show I can night after night... this truly offends me," East wrote in a post that included a tweet about Brooks lip-syncing. "I was told country music is three chords and the truth."

"She's one of the few females that we play so you'd think she's want to play it safe,"

OPTIONS:
- Anderson East said of Lambert's throwback performance of "To Learn Her."
- Ask Me How said of Lambert's throwback performance of "To Learn Her."
- Brooks said of Lambert's throwback performance of "To Learn Her."
- CMA said of Lambert's throwback performance of "To Learn Her."
- CMAs said of Lambert's throwback performance of "To Learn Her."
- CNN said of Lambert's throwback performance of "To Learn Her."
- Country Music Association Awards said of Lambert's throwback performance of "To Learn Her."
- East said of Lambert's throwback performance of "To Learn Her."
- Garth Brooks said of Lambert's throwback performance of "To Learn Her."
- Instagram said of Lambert's throwback performance of "To Learn Her."
- Lambert said of Lambert's throwback performance of "To Learn Her."
- Miranda Lambert said of Lambert's throwback performance of "To Learn Her."


Find the right ending to this passage.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is hopeful Francis Coquelin and Aaron Ramsey will ease his midfield selection problems for Wednesday's clash against Queens Park Rangers. Coquelin, who has been a revelation for the Gunners since his return from a loan spell at Charlton, fractured his nose in Sunday's win over Everton and is a doubt for the visit to Loftus Road. Wenger feared the Frenchman may require surgery, but it is understood Coquelin has not been ruled out of the clash against Rangers and could still play in the London derby despite taking the hefty blow. Aaron Ramsey has suffered from fitness problems this season but could return against Queens Park Rangers

Midfielder

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Ramsey had to be substituted after fracturing his nose but could also return against QPR
- Arsenal had to be substituted after fracturing his nose but could also return against QPR
- Arsene Wenger had to be substituted after fracturing his nose but could also return against QPR
- Charlton had to be substituted after fracturing his nose but could also return against QPR
- Coquelin had to be substituted after fracturing his nose but could also return against QPR
- Everton had to be substituted after fracturing his nose but could also return against QPR
- Francis Coquelin had to be substituted after fracturing his nose but could also return against QPR
- Frenchman had to be substituted after fracturing his nose but could also return against QPR
- Gunners had to be substituted after fracturing his nose but could also return against QPR
- Loftus Road had to be substituted after fracturing his nose but could also return against QPR
- London had to be substituted after fracturing his nose but could also return against QPR
- QPR had to be substituted after fracturing his nose but could also return against QPR
- Queens Park Rangers had to be substituted after fracturing his nose but could also return against QPR
- Rangers had to be substituted after fracturing his nose but could also return against QPR
- Wales had to be substituted after fracturing his nose but could also return against QPR
- Wenger had to be substituted after fracturing his nose but could also return against QPR


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

(CNN) As a presidential candidate, Donald Trump was emphatic that it is the government's responsibility to ensure that poor Americans can get the health care they need. But in Trump's first days as president, it is becoming increasingly clear that he and his administration are open to making drastic changes to Medicaid -- a move that could make it difficult for Trump to fulfill his impassioned campaign promise to take care of the poor. At a contentious Senate Finance Committee confirmation hearing on Tuesday, Rep. Tom Price, Trump's nominee to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, was pressed repeatedly by lawmakers to clarify his views on overhauling Obamacare -- a top priority for both the president and the GOP under the new administration.

During the campaign,

OPTIONS:
- Americans initially said he wouldn't cut Medicaid, but later expressed support for the block grant formula.
- Department of Health and Human Services initially said he wouldn't cut Medicaid, but later expressed support for the block grant formula.
- Donald Trump initially said he wouldn't cut Medicaid, but later expressed support for the block grant formula.
- GOP initially said he wouldn't cut Medicaid, but later expressed support for the block grant formula.
- House of Representatives initially said he wouldn't cut Medicaid, but later expressed support for the block grant formula.
- Medicaid initially said he wouldn't cut Medicaid, but later expressed support for the block grant formula.
- Obamacare initially said he wouldn't cut Medicaid, but later expressed support for the block grant formula.
- Price initially said he wouldn't cut Medicaid, but later expressed support for the block grant formula.
- Senate Finance Committee initially said he wouldn't cut Medicaid, but later expressed support for the block grant formula.
- Tom Price initially said he wouldn't cut Medicaid, but later expressed support for the block grant formula.
- Trump initially said he wouldn't cut Medicaid, but later expressed support for the block grant formula.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) The Obama administration is publicly handing Donald Trump a gift as he prepares to enter the White House: a degraded ISIS. The question is what the President-elect will do with it. The US has said that US-led airstrikes have killed up to 75% of ISIS fighters and 180 of its leaders, assessing that the international anti- ISIS coalition has choked the group's ability to recruit foreigner fighters, undermined its propaganda efforts and helped Iraqi forces retake territory. Pentagon officials say a lot of work against ISIS remains, work that Trump has signaled he would tackle with a more intense military approach -- characterized by his campaign pledge to "bomb the s--- out of them."

And that could give ISIS another recruitment tool even as they are now having trouble replenishing their numbers, according to US anti-

OPTIONS:
- CNN coalition envoy Brett McGurk.
- Donald Trump coalition envoy Brett McGurk.
- ISIS coalition envoy Brett McGurk.
- Iraqi coalition envoy Brett McGurk.
- Obama coalition envoy Brett McGurk.
- Pentagon coalition envoy Brett McGurk.
- Trump coalition envoy Brett McGurk.
- US coalition envoy Brett McGurk.
- Washington coalition envoy Brett McGurk.
- White House coalition envoy Brett McGurk.


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Jessica Ennis-Hill and Katarina Johnson-Thompson will go head-to-head on Sunday in a battle to be crowned heptathlon World Champion as their main rival conceded defeat. Britain’s golden girl and her heir apparent are first and second at the halfway stage and predicted it would come down to a straight shoot out in the 800m, the final of seven events. If she were to rule the world once more only 13 months after giving birth to her first baby, Reggie, and in only her second full heptathlon since winning gold at London 2012, it would cap a remarkable comeback for Ennis-Hill, 29.

But Johnson-

OPTIONS:
- Brianne Theisen has the chance to confirm her potential with a first senior global title and said she would not be going down without a fight.
- Britain has the chance to confirm her potential with a first senior global title and said she would not be going down without a fight.
- Canada has the chance to confirm her potential with a first senior global title and said she would not be going down without a fight.
- Eaton has the chance to confirm her potential with a first senior global title and said she would not be going down without a fight.
- Ennis has the chance to confirm her potential with a first senior global title and said she would not be going down without a fight.
- Great Britain has the chance to confirm her potential with a first senior global title and said she would not be going down without a fight.
- Hill has the chance to confirm her potential with a first senior global title and said she would not be going down without a fight.
- Jessica Ennis has the chance to confirm her potential with a first senior global title and said she would not be going down without a fight.
- Johnson has the chance to confirm her potential with a first senior global title and said she would not be going down without a fight.
- Katarina Johnson has the chance to confirm her potential with a first senior global title and said she would not be going down without a fight.
- London has the chance to confirm her potential with a first senior global title and said she would not be going down without a fight.
- PB has the chance to confirm her potential with a first senior global title and said she would not be going down without a fight.
- Reggie has the chance to confirm her potential with a first senior global title and said she would not be going down without a fight.
- Thompson has the chance to confirm her potential with a first senior global title and said she would not be going down without a fight.
- World Champion has the chance to confirm her potential with a first senior global title and said she would not be going down without a fight.
- World No 1 has the chance to confirm her potential with a first senior global title and said she would not be going down without a fight.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- Add one more uncertainty to the many questions that surround the Amanda Knox murder verdict: Will she wind up back in a cell in Italy? "I will never go willingly back," she told ABC's "Good Morning America" on Friday. "I'm going to fight this until the very end, and it's not right and it's not fair and I'm going to do everything I can." Knox, who is American and living in the United States, said she watched the guilty verdict handed down Thursday by an Italian appeals court over the Internet, translating what was happening to family members who were with her. "This really has hit me like a train. I did not expect this to happen."

If Italy does file an extradition request with the

OPTIONS:
- ABC, Knox will have the right to challenge her transfer to Italy in a U.S. court.
- Amanda Knox, Knox will have the right to challenge her transfer to Italy in a U.S. court.
- American, Knox will have the right to challenge her transfer to Italy in a U.S. court.
- CNN, Knox will have the right to challenge her transfer to Italy in a U.S. court.
- Good Morning America, Knox will have the right to challenge her transfer to Italy in a U.S. court.
- Internet, Knox will have the right to challenge her transfer to Italy in a U.S. court.
- Italian, Knox will have the right to challenge her transfer to Italy in a U.S. court.
- Italy, Knox will have the right to challenge her transfer to Italy in a U.S. court.
- Knox, Knox will have the right to challenge her transfer to Italy in a U.S. court.
- U.S. State Department, Knox will have the right to challenge her transfer to Italy in a U.S. court.
- United States, Knox will have the right to challenge her transfer to Italy in a U.S. court.


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(CNN) Be careful what you wish for. For years, activists have pressed the Texas State Board of Education for a more diverse curriculum, and this week The Associated Press reported, the board unveiled its first proposed textbook for Mexican-American studies. The problem? For starters, the "Mexican American Heritage" text asserts that some Mexican-Americans during the civil rights era of the 1960s "opposed Western civilization and wanted to destroy this society." It links Mexican-Americans to the drug trade and illegal immigration and says that Mexican-Americans are ambivalent about assimilating into the United States. The textbook presents a distorted view of Mexican-Americans, in part because it relies on stereotypes and incorrect assumptions. Its editorial content is dubious at best and flat-out racist at worst. The fact that the state of Texas is even considering it is troubling.

It is not written by Mexican-American studies experts, of which there are many in

OPTIONS:
- American.
- Americans.
- CNN.
- Mexican.
- Mexican American Heritage.
- Raul Reyes.
- Texas.
- Texas State Board of Education.
- The Associated Press.
- United States.
- Western.


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A brother and sister were left severely disabled after maternity staff at the hospital where they were both born, two years apart, made the same mistakes. Paula McKay was told her daughter Natasha had suffered brain damage and would be left disabled after errors were made by medics at the former Sharoe Green Hospital in Preston. When she became pregnant with her second child, less than two years later, she was reassured the same mistakes would not be repeated. But the promise was an empty one. When Patrick was delivered at the same hospital, the same errors were made, leaving her son brain damaged and severely disabled like his older sister.

'Nothing can be done to turn back the clock but with the settlement of Natasha's case

OPTIONS:
- Mother will have the support she needs to provide that care to her daughter and ensure that she does not have to worry about the future, especially when she is not here anymore, which was a huge concern.
- Natasha will have the support she needs to provide that care to her daughter and ensure that she does not have to worry about the future, especially when she is not here anymore, which was a huge concern.
- Patrick will have the support she needs to provide that care to her daughter and ensure that she does not have to worry about the future, especially when she is not here anymore, which was a huge concern.
- Patrick Jackson will have the support she needs to provide that care to her daughter and ensure that she does not have to worry about the future, especially when she is not here anymore, which was a huge concern.
- Paula McKay will have the support she needs to provide that care to her daughter and ensure that she does not have to worry about the future, especially when she is not here anymore, which was a huge concern.
- Preston will have the support she needs to provide that care to her daughter and ensure that she does not have to worry about the future, especially when she is not here anymore, which was a huge concern.
- Sharoe Green Hospital will have the support she needs to provide that care to her daughter and ensure that she does not have to worry about the future, especially when she is not here anymore, which was a huge concern.


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Tel Aviv, Israel (CNN) Israel has closed off the West Bank city of Yatta as authorities investigate a terror attack at a Tel Aviv market that left four people dead. Israeli troops went door-to-door in Yatta overnight, conducting interviews and searching homes after Wednesday night's attack. One woman said troops left holes in her doors and walls and took her son away, but she didn't know why. Israeli authorities also have frozen 83,000 entry permits for Palestinians -- including all for Ramadan and those for family visits from the West Bank to Israel -- in light of the Tel Aviv attack.

"We are in touch with

OPTIONS:
- CNN authorities to express our support and concern."
- Hamas authorities to express our support and concern."
- Islamist authorities to express our support and concern."
- Israel authorities to express our support and concern."
- Israeli authorities to express our support and concern."
- Palestinians authorities to express our support and concern."
- Ramadan authorities to express our support and concern."
- Tel Aviv authorities to express our support and concern."
- West Bank authorities to express our support and concern."
- Yatta authorities to express our support and concern."