Sam Burgess has told Bath that he wants to return to rugby league in Australia in the latest blow to follow England’s World Cup debacle. Reports Down Under have linked the 26-year-old with a comeback for the side he inspired to the NRL title last year, South Sydney Rabbitohs. Sportsmail has learned that Burgess’s experiences in union have left him profoundly disillusioned and determined to revert to his original code. Burgess is due back in training with Bath on Monday as he waits to see if a financial settlement can be reached. The man whose inclusion in England’s World Cup squad provoked such debate and uproar in some quarters is currently out of the country having a short break.

OPTIONS:
- Australia will continue to train as normal until a deal has been reached but the potential for discord and disruption within the club if the situation drags on means that a resolution is surely imminent.
- Aviva Premiership will continue to train as normal until a deal has been reached but the potential for discord and disruption within the club if the situation drags on means that a resolution is surely imminent.
- Bath will continue to train as normal until a deal has been reached but the potential for discord and disruption within the club if the situation drags on means that a resolution is surely imminent.
- Bradford Bulls will continue to train as normal until a deal has been reached but the potential for discord and disruption within the club if the situation drags on means that a resolution is surely imminent.
- Burgess will continue to train as normal until a deal has been reached but the potential for discord and disruption within the club if the situation drags on means that a resolution is surely imminent.
- Down Under will continue to train as normal until a deal has been reached but the potential for discord and disruption within the club if the situation drags on means that a resolution is surely imminent.
- England will continue to train as normal until a deal has been reached but the potential for discord and disruption within the club if the situation drags on means that a resolution is surely imminent.
- Leeds Rhinos will continue to train as normal until a deal has been reached but the potential for discord and disruption within the club if the situation drags on means that a resolution is surely imminent.
- NRL will continue to train as normal until a deal has been reached but the potential for discord and disruption within the club if the situation drags on means that a resolution is surely imminent.
- Phoebe Hook will continue to train as normal until a deal has been reached but the potential for discord and disruption within the club if the situation drags on means that a resolution is surely imminent.
- SIR CLIVE WOODWARD will continue to train as normal until a deal has been reached but the potential for discord and disruption within the club if the situation drags on means that a resolution is surely imminent.
- Sam Burgess will continue to train as normal until a deal has been reached but the potential for discord and disruption within the club if the situation drags on means that a resolution is surely imminent.
- South Sydney Rabbitohs will continue to train as normal until a deal has been reached but the potential for discord and disruption within the club if the situation drags on means that a resolution is surely imminent.
- Sportsmail will continue to train as normal until a deal has been reached but the potential for discord and disruption within the club if the situation drags on means that a resolution is surely imminent.
- Stuart Lancaster will continue to train as normal until a deal has been reached but the potential for discord and disruption within the club if the situation drags on means that a resolution is surely imminent.
- World Cup will continue to train as normal until a deal has been reached but the potential for discord and disruption within the club if the situation drags on means that a resolution is surely imminent.


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The husband of a prison worker accused of helping two convicted murderers escape a maximum-security prison has described the harrowing moment he learned the men planned to kill him. Lyle Mitchell, who also works at the Clinton Correctional Facility in upstate New York, appeared on the Today show on Tuesday morning for his first TV interview since his wife Joyce was arrested. He first became suspicious of her alleged role in helping Richard Matt and David Sweat escape on June 6 when she was repeatedly questioned by cops at the police station, he said. 'An investigator comes out and says, "Mr Mitchell, your wife is more involved than what she's letting on",' he recalled. 'I asked her what was going on. She said, "I did some things… and I got over my head". I didn't know what to say. I was just… disbelief, shock.'

Over the weekend, a nearby resident reported seeing a stranger run away from his cabin and the men's

OPTIONS:
- Clinton Correctional Facility was reportedly found inside.
- DNA was reportedly found inside.
- David Sweat was reportedly found inside.
- Joyce was reportedly found inside.
- Lyle Mitchell was reportedly found inside.
- Matt was reportedly found inside.
- Mitchell was reportedly found inside.
- New York was reportedly found inside.
- Richard Matt was reportedly found inside.
- Today was reportedly found inside.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) In Georgia, Haitian-Americans answer phone calls to a hotline they set up for people interested in donating to relief efforts in Haiti. More than 600 miles away, in South Florida, volunteers stream into a warehouse daily, sorting medicine, hygiene products and other items for delivery to the island nation. A medical team led by the Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida lands in Haiti, bound for Aquin, Cavaillon and Les Cayes, three areas hit hard by Hurricane Matthew, according to a coalition called The Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort. Nationwide, Haitian-Americans are leading relief efforts for their home country after Matthew killed hundreds in the southern portion and caused panic over potential rise in cholera outbreaks. Frustrated by what they believe is the lack of progress in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake, some are advocating donating to smaller "Haitian-led" groups, not larger international groups, such as the American Red Cross.

Schaffer said the relief agency has been focusing on damage assessments in

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- American Red Cross since Matthew, and with the help of local groups, continues to work to get needed items to displaced residents, including hygiene, cholera prevention supplies and shelter supplies.
- Americans since Matthew, and with the help of local groups, continues to work to get needed items to displaced residents, including hygiene, cholera prevention supplies and shelter supplies.
- Aquin since Matthew, and with the help of local groups, continues to work to get needed items to displaced residents, including hygiene, cholera prevention supplies and shelter supplies.
- Cavaillon since Matthew, and with the help of local groups, continues to work to get needed items to displaced residents, including hygiene, cholera prevention supplies and shelter supplies.
- Georgia since Matthew, and with the help of local groups, continues to work to get needed items to displaced residents, including hygiene, cholera prevention supplies and shelter supplies.
- Haiti since Matthew, and with the help of local groups, continues to work to get needed items to displaced residents, including hygiene, cholera prevention supplies and shelter supplies.
- Haitian since Matthew, and with the help of local groups, continues to work to get needed items to displaced residents, including hygiene, cholera prevention supplies and shelter supplies.
- Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort since Matthew, and with the help of local groups, continues to work to get needed items to displaced residents, including hygiene, cholera prevention supplies and shelter supplies.
- Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida since Matthew, and with the help of local groups, continues to work to get needed items to displaced residents, including hygiene, cholera prevention supplies and shelter supplies.
- Les Cayes since Matthew, and with the help of local groups, continues to work to get needed items to displaced residents, including hygiene, cholera prevention supplies and shelter supplies.
- Matthew since Matthew, and with the help of local groups, continues to work to get needed items to displaced residents, including hygiene, cholera prevention supplies and shelter supplies.
- South Florida since Matthew, and with the help of local groups, continues to work to get needed items to displaced residents, including hygiene, cholera prevention supplies and shelter supplies.


When even injuries are working in Leicester's favour, the other teams around the relegation zone should begin to worry. Leonardo Ulloa was not supposed to be starting this match, left out in favour of Andrej Kramaric. But when David Nugent suffered injury in the warm-up, Ulloa was sent on. Inside 15 minutes he scored a goal that provided the platform for a victory that looks increasingly like being part of a truly great escape. That familiar melody was hummed loudly by Leicester's fans at full-time, fuelled by Andy King's late second goal and the sight of their team moving off the bottom of the table for the first time since November.

Ulloa made the

OPTIONS:
- Andrej Kramaric sit up and take notice at the start of the season with a flurry of goals, but his failure to maintain the momentum contributed largely to Leicester's decline.
- Andy King sit up and take notice at the start of the season with a flurry of goals, but his failure to maintain the momentum contributed largely to Leicester's decline.
- Argentine sit up and take notice at the start of the season with a flurry of goals, but his failure to maintain the momentum contributed largely to Leicester's decline.
- David Nugent sit up and take notice at the start of the season with a flurry of goals, but his failure to maintain the momentum contributed largely to Leicester's decline.
- Foxes sit up and take notice at the start of the season with a flurry of goals, but his failure to maintain the momentum contributed largely to Leicester's decline.
- Leicester sit up and take notice at the start of the season with a flurry of goals, but his failure to maintain the momentum contributed largely to Leicester's decline.
- Leonardo Ulloa sit up and take notice at the start of the season with a flurry of goals, but his failure to maintain the momentum contributed largely to Leicester's decline.
- Premier League sit up and take notice at the start of the season with a flurry of goals, but his failure to maintain the momentum contributed largely to Leicester's decline.
- Swansea sit up and take notice at the start of the season with a flurry of goals, but his failure to maintain the momentum contributed largely to Leicester's decline.
- Ulloa sit up and take notice at the start of the season with a flurry of goals, but his failure to maintain the momentum contributed largely to Leicester's decline.


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Martin Skrtel was hit with a three-match ban on Wednesday for stamping on Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea, but the Liverpool defender escaped any further action after he appeared to mock the FA by posting a picture of clowns on social media. The photograph appeared on Skrtel’s Instagram account on Wednesday morning, shortly before the FA announced that he had been found guilty of deliberately treading on De Gea towards the end of Liverpool’s 2-1 defeat to their rivals at Anfield on Sunday. The FA are aware of the post but have decided not to take the matter further.

It is understood that they did not think there was enough evidence on this occasion to justify a similar charge against

OPTIONS:
- Anfield.
- Arsenal.
- Blackburn.
- David de Gea.
- De Gea.
- FA.
- Instagram.
- Liverpool.
- Manchester United.
- Martin Skrtel.
- Newcastle.
- Skrtel.
- Sportsmail.


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(CNN) An 18-year-old charged with posing as a doctor told ABC News that "just because someone has a title 'doctor' in front of their name does not necessarily imply M.D." Malachi Love-Robinson, who police say posed as a medical doctor and treated patients in West Palm Beach, Florida, said his training involved shadowing many doctors. "I'm not portraying as an M.D. I never said I've gone to school to be an M.D.," he told ABC. He said he had a Ph.D., but wouldn't disclose what field it was in. The interview aired on "Good Morning America" on Thursday. Sheriff's deputies in West Palm Beach arrested Love-Robinson on Tuesday afternoon and accused him of practicing medicine without a license. He was the head of his own practice, according to his website. Love-Robinson posted bail on Wednesday, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.

Love-

OPTIONS:
- ABC physically examined the officer and provided medical advice, said the statement, which detailed a nearly two-week investigation that culminated in Tuesday's arrest.
- ABC News physically examined the officer and provided medical advice, said the statement, which detailed a nearly two-week investigation that culminated in Tuesday's arrest.
- Florida physically examined the officer and provided medical advice, said the statement, which detailed a nearly two-week investigation that culminated in Tuesday's arrest.
- Good Morning America physically examined the officer and provided medical advice, said the statement, which detailed a nearly two-week investigation that culminated in Tuesday's arrest.
- Love physically examined the officer and provided medical advice, said the statement, which detailed a nearly two-week investigation that culminated in Tuesday's arrest.
- M.D. physically examined the officer and provided medical advice, said the statement, which detailed a nearly two-week investigation that culminated in Tuesday's arrest.
- Malachi Love physically examined the officer and provided medical advice, said the statement, which detailed a nearly two-week investigation that culminated in Tuesday's arrest.
- Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office physically examined the officer and provided medical advice, said the statement, which detailed a nearly two-week investigation that culminated in Tuesday's arrest.
- Ph.D. physically examined the officer and provided medical advice, said the statement, which detailed a nearly two-week investigation that culminated in Tuesday's arrest.
- Robinson physically examined the officer and provided medical advice, said the statement, which detailed a nearly two-week investigation that culminated in Tuesday's arrest.
- Sheriff's physically examined the officer and provided medical advice, said the statement, which detailed a nearly two-week investigation that culminated in Tuesday's arrest.
- West Palm Beach physically examined the officer and provided medical advice, said the statement, which detailed a nearly two-week investigation that culminated in Tuesday's arrest.


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(CNN) "Believe Me." Donald Trump wore those words out as a candidate as he beseeched voters to buy into his grand plans and promises on everything from crushing ISIS to building a great border wall. Now, the question of whether Americans can trust Trump is again a dominant political theme after he was caught in a lie over claims that he was wiretapped by his predecessor Barack Obama. Trump's repudiation by FBI Director James Comey in a sensational hearing Monday came exactly two months into an administration unusually prone to obfuscation, blurring facts and peddling falsehoods. From false assessments of the size of his inaugural crowd and claims that millions of illegal voters dealt him defeat in the popular vote in November, the President has often seemed happy to propagate conspiracy theories.

While such tactics helped

OPTIONS:
- Americans in the circus of a presidential campaign unfolding in a new era of post-truth politics, it's less clear that trading in untruths -- by setting up the press and the intelligence agencies as a foil for his confrontation brand of politics -- is a recipe for a successful presidency.
- Barack Obama in the circus of a presidential campaign unfolding in a new era of post-truth politics, it's less clear that trading in untruths -- by setting up the press and the intelligence agencies as a foil for his confrontation brand of politics -- is a recipe for a successful presidency.
- Believe Me in the circus of a presidential campaign unfolding in a new era of post-truth politics, it's less clear that trading in untruths -- by setting up the press and the intelligence agencies as a foil for his confrontation brand of politics -- is a recipe for a successful presidency.
- CNN in the circus of a presidential campaign unfolding in a new era of post-truth politics, it's less clear that trading in untruths -- by setting up the press and the intelligence agencies as a foil for his confrontation brand of politics -- is a recipe for a successful presidency.
- Donald Trump in the circus of a presidential campaign unfolding in a new era of post-truth politics, it's less clear that trading in untruths -- by setting up the press and the intelligence agencies as a foil for his confrontation brand of politics -- is a recipe for a successful presidency.
- FBI in the circus of a presidential campaign unfolding in a new era of post-truth politics, it's less clear that trading in untruths -- by setting up the press and the intelligence agencies as a foil for his confrontation brand of politics -- is a recipe for a successful presidency.
- ISIS in the circus of a presidential campaign unfolding in a new era of post-truth politics, it's less clear that trading in untruths -- by setting up the press and the intelligence agencies as a foil for his confrontation brand of politics -- is a recipe for a successful presidency.
- James Comey in the circus of a presidential campaign unfolding in a new era of post-truth politics, it's less clear that trading in untruths -- by setting up the press and the intelligence agencies as a foil for his confrontation brand of politics -- is a recipe for a successful presidency.
- Trump in the circus of a presidential campaign unfolding in a new era of post-truth politics, it's less clear that trading in untruths -- by setting up the press and the intelligence agencies as a foil for his confrontation brand of politics -- is a recipe for a successful presidency.


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Tony Pulis has called for action on the 'ridiculous' issue of losing players to international duty, arguing it is time national associations paid players' wages while they are away. The West Brom manager is exasperated that his £12million record signing Salomon Rondon is about to make his third trip home to Venezuela this season, with November's World Cup qualifiers against Bolivia and Ecuador following matches in September and October. His irritation has been compounded by Rondon's unspectacular adaptation to the Premier League, which Pulis attributed in part to the frequent journeys to South America, though the 26-year-old, who is believed to earn around £50,000 a week, showed his quality in heading West Brom's winner.

West Brom have kept six clean sheets this season — the most in the

OPTIONS:
- Bolivia
- Ecuador
- Norwich
- Premier League
- Pulis
- Rondon
- Salomon Rondon
- South America
- Sportsmail
- Tony Pulis
- Venezuela
- West Brom
- World Cup


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

(Ars Technica) -- These days, it seems, it's not enough for a digital device to just play games. To keep up with the smartphones and tablet computers of the world, any game system needs to at least nod in the direction of cloud-based and social networking "apps" that are all the rage with the kiddies. Sony's PlayStation Vita has now done exactly that, launching free downloadable Netflix, Twitter and Flickr apps in conjunction with the system's official debut Wednesday (though pre-orderers have had the system for a week now). Your very first encounter with two of these apps foreshadows the occasionally awkward experience to come. When you first load up Twitter or Flickr on your Vita, you're asked to click a button that opens up a web browser where you can log in to the service.

OPTIONS:
- Ars Technica rounds out the Vita's initial round of apps, with quite possibly the nicest interface of the bunch.
- Flickr rounds out the Vita's initial round of apps, with quite possibly the nicest interface of the bunch.
- Netflix rounds out the Vita's initial round of apps, with quite possibly the nicest interface of the bunch.
- PS Vita rounds out the Vita's initial round of apps, with quite possibly the nicest interface of the bunch.
- PlayStation Vita rounds out the Vita's initial round of apps, with quite possibly the nicest interface of the bunch.
- Sony rounds out the Vita's initial round of apps, with quite possibly the nicest interface of the bunch.
- Twitter rounds out the Vita's initial round of apps, with quite possibly the nicest interface of the bunch.
- Vita rounds out the Vita's initial round of apps, with quite possibly the nicest interface of the bunch.


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An extraordinary cache of intimate letters by Lucian Freud, kept secret for more than 70 years, reveals for the first time details of his close relationship with the 1930s poet Stephen Spender. The correspondence was locked away by Spender’s family because it was deemed too revealing about the two men, with strong suggestions of homosexuality between the poet, then in his 30s, and the teenage Freud. Homosexuality at that time was not only taboo, it was illegal. The letters were released by the Spender family following the death in 2010 of the poet’s widow Natasha, who always insisted that her husband’s ‘homosexual phase’ ended with her marriage to him in 1941. They are being sold at Sotheby’s next month for £35,000.

OPTIONS:
- Freud, especially as a young man, was the kind of young man that my father would be incredibly attracted to.
- Homosexuality, especially as a young man, was the kind of young man that my father would be incredibly attracted to.
- Lucian Freud, especially as a young man, was the kind of young man that my father would be incredibly attracted to.
- Natasha, especially as a young man, was the kind of young man that my father would be incredibly attracted to.
- Sotheby’s, especially as a young man, was the kind of young man that my father would be incredibly attracted to.
- Sotherby's, especially as a young man, was the kind of young man that my father would be incredibly attracted to.
- Spender, especially as a young man, was the kind of young man that my father would be incredibly attracted to.
- Stephen Spender, especially as a young man, was the kind of young man that my father would be incredibly attracted to.


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

The tail fin of a German plan that was flown during the Second World War by the world's deadliest-ever fighter pilot is to go up for auction. The bullet-ridden section of the Messerschmitt is covered with stencil paintings of the 121 British and Commonwealth aircraft shot down by Luftwaffe pilot Heinz-Wolfgang Schnaufer. It was discovered by a military-air historian in the 1960s, who spotted the unique artifact being used to patch up a roof in the village of Hillegossen, Germany. Scroll down for video Deadly aim: The bullet-ridden section of the Messerschmitt (right) is covered with stencil paintings of the 121 British and Commonwealth aircraft shot down by Luftwaffe pilot Heinz-Wolfgang Schnaufer (left)

Schnaufer was taken prisoner of war by

OPTIONS:
- Britain forces in May 1945.
- British forces in May 1945.
- Commonwealth forces in May 1945.
- German forces in May 1945.
- Germany forces in May 1945.
- Heinz-Wolfgang Schnaufer forces in May 1945.
- Hillegossen forces in May 1945.
- Luftwaffe forces in May 1945.
- Messerschmitt forces in May 1945.
- Second World War forces in May 1945.
- WW2 forces in May 1945.


She won an Oscar for playing Elizabeth II in the 2006 film The Queen. Now, Helen Mirren has once again scored a major award for playing her Royal Highness - this time for the play The Audience - at the 2015 Tony Awards in New York City on Sunday night. It also marked the 69-year-old's first ever Tony Award win, which is considered to be U.S. theater's highest honor. The Tony Award meant that Mirren was only a Grammy Award away from gaining so-called EGOT status as the winner of an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony - a distinction shared by only 12 entertainers.

'Your Majesty, you did it again,'

OPTIONS:
- Best Book of a Musical said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Best Director said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Best Leading Actor said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Best Leading Actress said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Best Musical said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Best Play said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Best Score said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- EGOT said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Elizabeth II said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Emmy said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Grammy said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Grammy Award said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Helen Mirren said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Lifetime Achievement Award said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Mirren said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- New York City said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Oscar said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Royal Highness said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- The Audience said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- The Queen said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Tommy Tune said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Tony said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Tony Award said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- Tony Awards said as she accepted her first Tony Award.
- U.S. said as she accepted her first Tony Award.


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Abuja, Nigeria (CNN) Giggling and chatting among themselves, it's hard to imagine that just one week ago, these girls were at the mercy of one of the world's deadliest terrorist organizations. As the Chibok girls waited patiently Wednesday to meet the man who signed off on their release -- Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari -- it was remarkable to see the physical transformation from emaciated and haggard looking former hostages to seemingly carefree and happy young women. The faded and torn clothes they arrived in have since been replaced with tailored and brightly colored fabrics that concealed their still painfully-thin frames.

Boko Haram kidnapped 276 girls and women, ages 16 to 18, in the middle of the night at a boarding school in Chibok,

OPTIONS:
- Abuja, in April 2014, drawing global outrage.
- CNN, in April 2014, drawing global outrage.
- Chibok, in April 2014, drawing global outrage.
- Muhammadu Buhari, in April 2014, drawing global outrage.
- Nigeria, in April 2014, drawing global outrage.
- Nigerian, in April 2014, drawing global outrage.


Gareth Southgate will not quit his role as England Under 21s head coach after his side tumbled out of Euro 2015. For the third Under 21 European Championship in a row, England failed to get out of their group and their exit from the Czech Republic was sealed by a miserable 3-1 defeat to Italy, a nation they have not beaten at this level since 1997. Southgate signed a 12-month contract extension in January, which runs until the end of the 2017 tournament in Poland, but he accepted that the decision might taken out of his hands by the Football Association. Dan Ashworth, the Technical Director with whom Southgate has a strong relationship, will be key.

He was honest enough to admit that

OPTIONS:
- Czech Republic's performance had not been good enough against Italy and said: 'I'm contracted to stay on.
- Dan Ashworth's performance had not been good enough against Italy and said: 'I'm contracted to stay on.
- England's performance had not been good enough against Italy and said: 'I'm contracted to stay on.
- Euro 2015's performance had not been good enough against Italy and said: 'I'm contracted to stay on.
- European Championship's performance had not been good enough against Italy and said: 'I'm contracted to stay on.
- Football Association's performance had not been good enough against Italy and said: 'I'm contracted to stay on.
- Gareth Southgate's performance had not been good enough against Italy and said: 'I'm contracted to stay on.
- Head's performance had not been good enough against Italy and said: 'I'm contracted to stay on.
- Italy's performance had not been good enough against Italy and said: 'I'm contracted to stay on.
- Poland's performance had not been good enough against Italy and said: 'I'm contracted to stay on.
- Southgate's performance had not been good enough against Italy and said: 'I'm contracted to stay on.
- Under 21 European Championship's performance had not been good enough against Italy and said: 'I'm contracted to stay on.


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(CNN) Miss Colombia isn't holding a grudge against Steve Harvey, despite his mortifying flub a month ago mistakenly naming her the winner of the Miss Universe pageant. She says she isn't even going to sue him, as some lawyers have suggested. But she does have some advice for the television host. "You need to learn how to read cards," Ariadna Gutierrez joked with Harvey during an appearance on his talk show scheduled to air Tuesday. During the finale of the December 20 Miss Universe Pageant, Harvey misread the card listing the winner and runners-up; he announced Gutierrez as the winner.

Harvey's gaffe resulted in an intensely awkward moment in which the crown was taken from

OPTIONS:
- Ariadna Gutierrez and placed on Wurtzbach.
- CNN and placed on Wurtzbach.
- Gutierrez and placed on Wurtzbach.
- Harvey and placed on Wurtzbach.
- Miss Colombia and placed on Wurtzbach.
- Miss Universe and placed on Wurtzbach.
- Miss Universe Pageant and placed on Wurtzbach.
- Pageant and placed on Wurtzbach.
- Steve Harvey and placed on Wurtzbach.


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Three and a half thousand miles away in New York, Princess Eugenie could be forgiven for thinking that her 25th birthday might pass unnoticed in the UK. But the Queen’s granddaughter wasn’t reckoning on her father, Prince Andrew, who was determined, literally, to trumpet it from the roof tops. In the middle of a Palace function, Andrew whipped out his iPad and used it to video call his daughter, who currently lives in Manhattan. Scroll down video Delighted: Princess Eugenie, centre, with her mother Sarah Ferguson, left, and sister Beatrice in Manhattan All together now: Andrew conducts the 400-strong crowd in a sing a cheery rendition of Happy Birthday

He then turned to the lance corporal and added: ‘If you will lead us in

OPTIONS:
- Andrew please...’ There were cheers from the crowd as the song came to an end, while plenty of others waved and tried to capture the moment on their camera phones.
- Beatrice please...’ There were cheers from the crowd as the song came to an end, while plenty of others waved and tried to capture the moment on their camera phones.
- Eugenie please...’ There were cheers from the crowd as the song came to an end, while plenty of others waved and tried to capture the moment on their camera phones.
- Happy Birthday please...’ There were cheers from the crowd as the song came to an end, while plenty of others waved and tried to capture the moment on their camera phones.
- Manhattan please...’ There were cheers from the crowd as the song came to an end, while plenty of others waved and tried to capture the moment on their camera phones.
- New York please...’ There were cheers from the crowd as the song came to an end, while plenty of others waved and tried to capture the moment on their camera phones.
- Palace please...’ There were cheers from the crowd as the song came to an end, while plenty of others waved and tried to capture the moment on their camera phones.
- Queen please...’ There were cheers from the crowd as the song came to an end, while plenty of others waved and tried to capture the moment on their camera phones.
- Sarah Ferguson please...’ There were cheers from the crowd as the song came to an end, while plenty of others waved and tried to capture the moment on their camera phones.
- St James’s Palace please...’ There were cheers from the crowd as the song came to an end, while plenty of others waved and tried to capture the moment on their camera phones.
- UK please...’ There were cheers from the crowd as the song came to an end, while plenty of others waved and tried to capture the moment on their camera phones.
- iPad please...’ There were cheers from the crowd as the song came to an end, while plenty of others waved and tried to capture the moment on their camera phones.


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Kelvin Thomas has completed his takeover of Northampton Town. Thomas becomes the new chief executive chairman of the Sky Bet League Two club, succeeding David Cardoza after purchasing his controlling stake. Further changes will see Mike Wailing join the club as non-executive director, while Barry Hancock has stepped down as a director. Thomas has paid the £166,000 owed to HM Revenue & Customs ahead of a winding-up petition hearing. The club was set to face an administration petition brought by Northampton Borough Council on Friday but that is set to be adjourned after a memorandum of understanding between Thomas and the council over a £10.25million loan to the club for redevelopment work at Sixfields Stadium.

Thomas spoke of the 'complicated and challenging transaction' in taking over from

OPTIONS:
- Barry Hancock and assured fans his consortium has the funds in place to take care of both the short and long-term needs of the club.
- David Cardoza and assured fans his consortium has the funds in place to take care of both the short and long-term needs of the club.
- HM Revenue & Customs and assured fans his consortium has the funds in place to take care of both the short and long-term needs of the club.
- HMRC and assured fans his consortium has the funds in place to take care of both the short and long-term needs of the club.
- Kelvin Thomas and assured fans his consortium has the funds in place to take care of both the short and long-term needs of the club.
- League Two and assured fans his consortium has the funds in place to take care of both the short and long-term needs of the club.
- Mike Wailing and assured fans his consortium has the funds in place to take care of both the short and long-term needs of the club.
- Northampton and assured fans his consortium has the funds in place to take care of both the short and long-term needs of the club.
- Northampton Borough Council and assured fans his consortium has the funds in place to take care of both the short and long-term needs of the club.
- Northampton Town and assured fans his consortium has the funds in place to take care of both the short and long-term needs of the club.
- Sixfields Stadium and assured fans his consortium has the funds in place to take care of both the short and long-term needs of the club.
- Sky Bet League Two and assured fans his consortium has the funds in place to take care of both the short and long-term needs of the club.
- Thomas and assured fans his consortium has the funds in place to take care of both the short and long-term needs of the club.


(CNN) Hillary Clinton saw Bernie Sanders' New Hampshire blowout and raised him one in South Carolina. Riding the strength of her support among African-Americans to a resounding victory in the Palmetto State, Clinton seized the momentum in the Democratic presidential race -- winning her third of four early-state contests just three days before the race goes national on Super Tuesday. Here are five takeaways from South Carolina's Democratic primary: Clinton's going national It was a bumpy ride through the early states -- but Clinton's firewall of minority support held, helping her seal a close contest in Nevada and then turn South Carolina into her first dominant win of the 2016 race. Headed into Super Tuesday, the confidence Clinton's campaign had after October and November is back.

Bill Clinton campaigned across the state for his wife, allowing the Clinton campaign to capitalize on the sort of surrogate

OPTIONS:
- African could never possibly match.
- American could never possibly match.
- Americans could never possibly match.
- Bernie Sanders could never possibly match.
- CNN could never possibly match.
- Clinton could never possibly match.
- Democratic could never possibly match.
- Hillary Clinton could never possibly match.
- Nevada could never possibly match.
- New Hampshire could never possibly match.
- Palmetto State could never possibly match.
- South Carolina could never possibly match.
- Super Tuesday could never possibly match.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) Kanye West deleted all of his tweets defending his meeting with President Donald Trump sometime between Sunday night and Monday morning. West, who met with Trump at Trump Tower in December, explained his meeting with the then-President-elect in the series of now-deleted tweets amid intense backlash from fans and friends like John Legend. "I wanted to meet with Trump today to discuss multicultural issues," West tweeted on December 13. "These issues included bullying, supporting teachers, modernizing curriculums, and violence in Chicago," he added. "I feel it is important to have a direct line of communication with our future President if we truly want change," he continued in a third tweet.

His surprising support for Trump was met with anger and confusion in the hip-hop community as activists and artists gear up for a political battle against the Trump administration amid fears that

OPTIONS:
- CNN could threaten civil rights of minority groups.
- Chicago could threaten civil rights of minority groups.
- Donald Trump could threaten civil rights of minority groups.
- John Legend could threaten civil rights of minority groups.
- Kanye West could threaten civil rights of minority groups.
- Trump could threaten civil rights of minority groups.
- Trump Tower could threaten civil rights of minority groups.
- Washington could threaten civil rights of minority groups.
- West could threaten civil rights of minority groups.


Washington (CNN) Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein are interviewing four potential interim FBI directors Wednesday, according to a Justice Department official. Deputy Director Andrew McCabe assumed the position of acting director of the FBI on Tuesday by statute after James Comey was fired, and is one of those under consideration for interim director as well, the official explained. The official said the four people Sessions and Rosenstein plan to interview on Wednesday include: Michael Anderson, the special agent in charge of the FBI's Chicago division;Paul Abbate, the executive assistant director for the Criminal, Cyber, Response and Services Branch of the FBI;Adam Lee, the special agent in charge of the FBI's Richmond Division;William Evanina, the head of counterintelligence for the US government and the principal counterintelligence and security adviser to the director of national intelligence

If

OPTIONS:
- Andrew McCabe is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.
- CNN is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.
- Chicago is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.
- Criminal, Cyber, Response and Services Branch is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.
- Division;William Evanina is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.
- FBI is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.
- FBI;Adam Lee is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.
- James Comey is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.
- Jeff Sessions is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.
- Justice Department is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.
- Michael Anderson is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.
- Richmond is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.
- Rod Rosenstein is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.
- Rosenstein is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.
- Sessions is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.
- US is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.
- Washington is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.
- division;Paul Abbate is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) Australia's deputy prime minister -- who once threatened to euthanize dogs belonging to Johnny Depp and Amber Heard -- has mocked the actors' videotaped apology for failing to declare the Yorkshire terriers when entering the country last year. Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce told Australian public broadcaster ABC that Depp "looked like he was auditioning for the Godfather" in the somber apology video, but said he did not "think he'll get an Academy Award for his performance." He doubled down on his criticism in an interview with CNN affiliate Channel 7's "Sunrise" program, advising the Academy Award-nominated actor to "do it again" with "a little gusto."

The illegal import of animals carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a fine of 102,000 Australian dollars ($75,000); the false document charge has a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a fine of 10,200

OPTIONS:
- ABC dollars ($7,500).
- Academy Award dollars ($7,500).
- Amber Heard dollars ($7,500).
- Australia dollars ($7,500).
- Australian dollars ($7,500).
- Barnaby Joyce dollars ($7,500).
- CNN dollars ($7,500).
- Channel 7 dollars ($7,500).
- Depp dollars ($7,500).
- Johnny Depp dollars ($7,500).
- Joyce dollars ($7,500).
- Sunrise dollars ($7,500).
- Yorkshire dollars ($7,500).


Rafa Nadal got his clay court season off to a perfect, confidence-boosting start with a 6-2, 6-1 win over Frenchman Lucas Pouille in the Monte Carlo Masters. It was a businesslike display from the world No 5. He didn’t unleash the full power of his forehand but played sensible, measured tennis and made only five unforced errors in the match. His talented 21-year-old opponent showed flashes of attacking flair, including one outrageous half-volley forehand winner, but was never able to put enough balls in court to trouble the great Spaniard. Rafael Nadal safely made his way into third round of the Monte Carlo Masters with win against Lucas Pouille

The Spaniard is an eight-time champion in

OPTIONS:
- Frenchman, but has not won here since 2012 and said last week that he is ‘not the favourite for anything’ at the moment.
- Lucas Pouille, but has not won here since 2012 and said last week that he is ‘not the favourite for anything’ at the moment.
- Monte Carlo Masters, but has not won here since 2012 and said last week that he is ‘not the favourite for anything’ at the moment.
- Rafa Nadal, but has not won here since 2012 and said last week that he is ‘not the favourite for anything’ at the moment.
- Rafael Nadal, but has not won here since 2012 and said last week that he is ‘not the favourite for anything’ at the moment.
- Spaniard, but has not won here since 2012 and said last week that he is ‘not the favourite for anything’ at the moment.
- World No, but has not won here since 2012 and said last week that he is ‘not the favourite for anything’ at the moment.


How does this story end?

Mayaguez, Puerto Rico (CNN) The cavalry is here, at an abandoned airport in the far west of Puerto Rico. Not a traditional military unit, but a bunch of guys who call themselves the Warfighter Disaster Response Team. They're veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and when they see a need, they just go. Red tape frustrates them, especially when people are hurting and they can help, so they deploy themselves -- for free. They've made an abandoned airport in Mayaguez their base, bedding down here and using it to collect aid and work out how to get it to remote communities.

Just give the orders: "All you guys are getting on planes in rotations and going down to

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan, 15,000 at a time.
- CNN, 15,000 at a time.
- Communities, 15,000 at a time.
- FEMA, 15,000 at a time.
- Iraq, 15,000 at a time.
- Mayaguez, 15,000 at a time.
- Puerto Rico, 15,000 at a time.
- Warfighter Disaster Response Team, 15,000 at a time.


How does the sentence end?

Washington (CNN) -- It's almost crunch time. The midterm elections are a little less than seven months away. Up for grabs in November's midterms is control of the U.S. Senate, where Democrats hold a 55-45 majority but are defending 21 of the 36 seats up in November, with half of those seats in red or purple states. Democrats need a net gain of 17 seats this November to win back control of the Republican-led House of Representatives, a feat that political handicappers say is unlikely in part because of the shrinking number of competitive congressional districts. And don't forget the battle in the states, where three dozen governorships are at stake. The GOP is defending 22 of the 36 seats up for grabs in November.

The rulings will also put

OPTIONS:
- CNN right back in the political spotlight, giving either Democrats or Republicans some bragging rights.
- Democrats right back in the political spotlight, giving either Democrats or Republicans some bragging rights.
- GOP right back in the political spotlight, giving either Democrats or Republicans some bragging rights.
- House of Representatives right back in the political spotlight, giving either Democrats or Republicans some bragging rights.
- Obamacare right back in the political spotlight, giving either Democrats or Republicans some bragging rights.
- Republican right back in the political spotlight, giving either Democrats or Republicans some bragging rights.
- Supreme Court right back in the political spotlight, giving either Democrats or Republicans some bragging rights.
- U.S. Senate right back in the political spotlight, giving either Democrats or Republicans some bragging rights.
- Washington right back in the political spotlight, giving either Democrats or Republicans some bragging rights.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

The body of a beloved Golden Retriever was flown nearly 6,000 miles from Hong Kong to Britain so it could be buried in a special ceremony to the strains of Whitney Houston's 'I Will Always Love You'. Elaine Kao, who lives in Hong Kong, had the corpse of her dog, David, transported by plane to a pet cemetery in Holywell, North Wales, after scouring the web to find somewhere to lay him to rest. She had turned to the Internet because she was unable to find a plot for the 13-year-old dog in her home country - where there is little space for animal burials - and could not bear to cremate him.

It features gold leaf lettering bearing the epitaph: 'To our Dearest

OPTIONS:
- Britain, Salute to the most courageous person and the best trustworthy friend ever in our lives.
- David, Salute to the most courageous person and the best trustworthy friend ever in our lives.
- Elaine Kao, Salute to the most courageous person and the best trustworthy friend ever in our lives.
- Golden Retriever, Salute to the most courageous person and the best trustworthy friend ever in our lives.
- Holywell, Salute to the most courageous person and the best trustworthy friend ever in our lives.
- Hong Kong, Salute to the most courageous person and the best trustworthy friend ever in our lives.
- Houston, Salute to the most courageous person and the best trustworthy friend ever in our lives.
- I Will Always Love You, Salute to the most courageous person and the best trustworthy friend ever in our lives.
- Internet, Salute to the most courageous person and the best trustworthy friend ever in our lives.
- Kao, Salute to the most courageous person and the best trustworthy friend ever in our lives.
- North Wales, Salute to the most courageous person and the best trustworthy friend ever in our lives.
- Wales, Salute to the most courageous person and the best trustworthy friend ever in our lives.
- Whitney Houston, Salute to the most courageous person and the best trustworthy friend ever in our lives.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Chelsea took control of their UEFA Youth League group as two goals from Tammy Abraham settled a one-sided contest with Dynamo Kiev in Ukraine. The teenage hotshot was a part of Chelsea’s success in this competition last season and his double in the Lobanovskiy Stadium took Adi Viveash’s under 19 team three points clear in their group. It was the perfect way for Abraham, who scored a remarkable 41 goals for Chelsea’s youth teams last season, to mark the signing of his first professional contract last week. After seeing a three-goal lead slip to only take a point against Porto last time out, Chelsea were determined to return to winning ways but torrential rain in Kiev made conditions difficult.

Abraham saw a penalty appeal waved away and was denied in another one-on-one opportunity by the busy

OPTIONS:
- Abraham.
- Adi Viveash.
- Chelsea.
- Chelsea’s.
- Dynamo Kiev.
- Kiev.
- Lobanovskiy Stadium.
- Porto.
- Tammy Abraham.
- UEFA Youth League.
- Ukraine.
- Ukrainians.
- Vadym Soldatenko.


Write the next sentence.

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao were given a glimpse of the WBC emerald winner’s belt on Tuesday when it was unveiled in Mexico City. The emerald green, diamond encrusted belt was unveiled by World Boxing Council president Mauricio Sulaiman who was joined by former world heavyweight champion Larry Holmes. Current WBC light heavyweight champion Adonis Stevenson was also on hand as the $1million creation was put on show. WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman at the presentation of the $1m belt in Mexico City with light heavyweight champion Adonis Stevenson (left) and former heavyweight champion Larry Holmes (right) Fans chose this emerald belt as the one which  will adorn the winner of the fight of the century on May 2

Stevenson,

OPTIONS:
- Adonis Stevenson and Holmes unveil the $1million dollar belt at an event in Mexico City
- Floyd Mayweather and Holmes unveil the $1million dollar belt at an event in Mexico City
- Larry Holmes and Holmes unveil the $1million dollar belt at an event in Mexico City
- Manny Pacquiao and Holmes unveil the $1million dollar belt at an event in Mexico City
- Mauricio Sulaiman and Holmes unveil the $1million dollar belt at an event in Mexico City
- Mexico City and Holmes unveil the $1million dollar belt at an event in Mexico City
- WBC and Holmes unveil the $1million dollar belt at an event in Mexico City
- World Boxing Council and Holmes unveil the $1million dollar belt at an event in Mexico City


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

(CNN) A Drexel University professor who received death threats after posting several controversial tweets said Thursday he is resigning because the year-long harassment has made his situation "unsustainable." George Ciccariello-Maher, a professor of politics and global studies, had been teaching his class remotely via video conference after being put on administrative leave, a move that Drexel said was for his own safety. The professor said his resignation is effective December 31. "This is not a decision I take lightly; however, after nearly a year of harassment by right-wing, white supremacist media outlets and Internet mobs, after death threats and threats of violence directed against me and my family, my situation has become unsustainable," Ciccariello-Maher wrote on his Facebook account. "Staying at Drexel in the eye of this storm has become detrimental to my own writing, speaking, and organizing."

Drexel said in a statement Thursday that Ciccariello-

OPTIONS:
- Ciccariello was leaving to "pursue other opportunities" and that it wished him well.
- Drexel was leaving to "pursue other opportunities" and that it wished him well.
- Drexel University was leaving to "pursue other opportunities" and that it wished him well.
- Facebook was leaving to "pursue other opportunities" and that it wished him well.
- George Ciccariello was leaving to "pursue other opportunities" and that it wished him well.
- Internet was leaving to "pursue other opportunities" and that it wished him well.
- Maher was leaving to "pursue other opportunities" and that it wished him well.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) On four separate instances in 2011, Donald Trump took swipes at former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman's Mormon faith during a spat between the two, according to a CNN review of Trump's public statements at the time. Trump has struggled with Mormon voters this year, and a new "Deseret News" poll showed Trump and Hillary Clinton tied in the state at 26% with independent conservative candidate Evan McMullin trailing closely. In 2011, when Huntsman was a Republican candidate for president, Trump insisted that Huntsman requested a meeting with him but that he declined the request. Huntsman said he never asked to meet Trump, but it was actually Trump who asked him to meet with him at Trump Tower.

On Hannity,

OPTIONS:
- CNN reiterated his comments, "So, he's a Mormon, so I'm sure he wouldn't lie about it."
- Deseret News reiterated his comments, "So, he's a Mormon, so I'm sure he wouldn't lie about it."
- Donald Trump reiterated his comments, "So, he's a Mormon, so I'm sure he wouldn't lie about it."
- Evan McMullin reiterated his comments, "So, he's a Mormon, so I'm sure he wouldn't lie about it."
- Hillary Clinton reiterated his comments, "So, he's a Mormon, so I'm sure he wouldn't lie about it."
- Huntsman reiterated his comments, "So, he's a Mormon, so I'm sure he wouldn't lie about it."
- Jon Huntsman reiterated his comments, "So, he's a Mormon, so I'm sure he wouldn't lie about it."
- Mormon reiterated his comments, "So, he's a Mormon, so I'm sure he wouldn't lie about it."
- Republican reiterated his comments, "So, he's a Mormon, so I'm sure he wouldn't lie about it."
- Trump reiterated his comments, "So, he's a Mormon, so I'm sure he wouldn't lie about it."
- Trump Tower reiterated his comments, "So, he's a Mormon, so I'm sure he wouldn't lie about it."
- Utah reiterated his comments, "So, he's a Mormon, so I'm sure he wouldn't lie about it."


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

(CNN) An American researcher has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after being convicted of spying, according to Iran. Princeton University identified the man as Chinese-born Xiyue Wang, an American citizen and graduate student in history. Wang was arrested in Iran last summer while doing scholarly research in connection with his Ph.D. dissertation, a university statement said. Earlier Sunday, the semi-official news agency Fars News, citing a video statement from Iranian judicial spokesman Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejheie, initially identified the convicted man's nationality as Iranian-American. Later, Fars News, again citing Mohseni-Ejheie, said he was a citizen of the United States and a country other than Iran.

According to

OPTIONS:
- American law, a convicted person has 20 days to appeal a sentence.
- Chinese law, a convicted person has 20 days to appeal a sentence.
- Ejheie law, a convicted person has 20 days to appeal a sentence.
- Fars News law, a convicted person has 20 days to appeal a sentence.
- Gholamhossein Mohseni law, a convicted person has 20 days to appeal a sentence.
- Iran law, a convicted person has 20 days to appeal a sentence.
- Iranian law, a convicted person has 20 days to appeal a sentence.
- Mohseni law, a convicted person has 20 days to appeal a sentence.
- Ph.D. law, a convicted person has 20 days to appeal a sentence.
- Princeton law, a convicted person has 20 days to appeal a sentence.
- Princeton University law, a convicted person has 20 days to appeal a sentence.
- United States law, a convicted person has 20 days to appeal a sentence.
- Wang law, a convicted person has 20 days to appeal a sentence.
- Xiyue Wang law, a convicted person has 20 days to appeal a sentence.


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

Azwan Elias arrived in America this summer filled with excitement and eagerness to learn. Everyone who knows him says he is wise beyond his 17 years, that he is destined to lead others in his restive homeland of Iraq. He set foot on U.S. soil for the first time in June, part of a group of young Iraqis chosen for a State Department-sponsored leadership program. But the hopes in his heart vanished as fast as they had blossomed. He was forced to watch from afar as militants from ISIS, which calls itself the Islamic State, pressed into northern Iraq, steamrolling Mosul, the nation's second largest city, and then chunks of Ninevah province.

He also said he doesn't want Azwan to return to

OPTIONS:
- America.
- Azwan.
- Azwan Elias.
- ISIS.
- Iraq.
- Iraqis.
- Islamic State.
- Mosul.
- Ninevah.
- State Department.
- U.S..
- Yazidis.


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

'Liberty', 'compassion', 'love' and 'solidarity' - these are some of the words the people of Paris have used to describe their city as they rally against the terrorist attacks that killed 129 people last Friday. Tragedy sent the country into mourning but the the people of France have emerged hopeful, standing strong side by side with many refusing to feel intimidated. Parisian blogger Yanique Francis, 33, took to the streets of Paris to ask inhabitants to sum up their feelings in one word - and the overwhelming message was one of hope. Parisians wrote down their word on a piece of paper - either in French or English - with many stressing that they would not 'stop living' and others believed the tragedy had actually strengthened the capital.

The 29-year-old said: 'It pierced the entire French and more specifically the

OPTIONS:
- English population.
- France population.
- French population.
- Paris population.
- Parisian population.
- Parisians population.
- Yanique Francis population.


How does the sentence end?

A school boy's impression of Alex Salmond which left the politician laughing 'like a drain' earned the youngster an invite to meet the former First Minister. Ryan McGuigan, 13,  visited the Scottish National Portrait Gallery today to witness the unveiling of a portrait of Mr Salmond. The teenager from Airdrie, North Lanarkshire, was invited to the ceremony in Edinburgh after his impression went viral on the Internet earlier this week. He performed the skit at a school charity event for relations between Scotland and Malawi. He was able to meet the MP for Gordon before performing his impression once again for official guests.

'We have been to parliament before with

OPTIONS:
- Airdrie, he's very into his politics.
- Alex Salmond, he's very into his politics.
- Edinburgh, he's very into his politics.
- Gordon, he's very into his politics.
- Internet, he's very into his politics.
- Malawi, he's very into his politics.
- National Portrait Gallery, he's very into his politics.
- North Lanarkshire, he's very into his politics.
- Ryan McGuigan, he's very into his politics.
- Salmond, he's very into his politics.
- Scotland, he's very into his politics.
- Scottish, he's very into his politics.


Complete the passage.

This is the emotional moment Walter Scott's family met with the man who filmed his death - and threw the case wide open. Feidin Santana, 23, visited the family's Charleston, South Carolina home on Thursday to meet with the man's heartbroken parents, son and other relatives - in a moving moment witnessed by NBC. Santana has been hailed a hero for keeping his cellphone camera trained on Officer Michael Slager as he fired eight shots at Scott, 50, in North Charleston on Saturday and later releasing the video. 'Oh, thank you God!' Judy Scott, the mother of Walter Scott said, as she embraced Santana tightly. 'Thank you Lord! Blessed God! Thank you, thank you God. Thank you, thank you!'

Following the shooting, Officer Slager, 33, filed a police report defending his actions, saying he feared for his life and that

OPTIONS:
- Charleston had wrestled his Taser gun from him during a scuffle.
- Feidin Santana had wrestled his Taser gun from him during a scuffle.
- God had wrestled his Taser gun from him during a scuffle.
- Judy Scott had wrestled his Taser gun from him during a scuffle.
- Lord had wrestled his Taser gun from him during a scuffle.
- Michael Slager had wrestled his Taser gun from him during a scuffle.
- NBC had wrestled his Taser gun from him during a scuffle.
- North Charleston had wrestled his Taser gun from him during a scuffle.
- Santana had wrestled his Taser gun from him during a scuffle.
- Scott had wrestled his Taser gun from him during a scuffle.
- Scott family had wrestled his Taser gun from him during a scuffle.
- South Carolina had wrestled his Taser gun from him during a scuffle.
- Walter Scott had wrestled his Taser gun from him during a scuffle.


Find the right ending to this passage.

New Delhi  (CNN) The Taj Mahal is India's most popular tourist attraction and its most recognizable architectural icon. To outsiders, the building is an emblem of India, an impossibly romantic structure that stands alongside Peru's Machu Picchu and China's Great Wall as a true wonder of the world. But within the country itself, a controversy is currently raging over the monument's place within Indian culture, after it was excluded from an official government tourism brochure. The recently published 32-page glossy booklet, the title of which translates as "Uttar Pradesh Tourism: Unlimited Possibilities," highlights numerous landmarks throughout the northern Indian state. Yet the Taj Mahal, famously built in the 17th century by Muslim Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, is conspicuous by its absence.

Indian Tourism Minister Alphons Kannanthanam has also dismissed the controversy, stating that the Taj Mahal was "

OPTIONS:
- CNN's pride."
- China's pride."
- Great Wall's pride."
- Hindu's pride."
- India's pride."
- Indian's pride."
- Machu Picchu's pride."
- Muslim Mughal's pride."
- New Delhi's pride."
- Peru's pride."
- Shah Jahan's pride."
- Taj Mahal's pride."
- Unlimited Possibilities's pride."
- Uttar Pradesh Tourism's pride."


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

Britain moved a step closer to bombing ISIS targets in Syria today as Labour said it would consider backing any military response to the Tunisian beach shootings. Defence Secretary Michael Fallon told MPs that it is illogical for UK forces to carry out strikes in Iraq but not in Syria. The Labour party, which defeated a plan to bomb the Assad regime in Syria two years ago, has dropped its opposition to strikes against ISIS in the country. But senior Tory MPs was warned there is 'no military necessity' for Britain expanding its role which could create a 'legal grey area'.

'This is a time for a considered assessment of the best course of action we can take to defeat this deadly threat to the

OPTIONS:
- Assad, an objective that unites us all.'
- Britain, an objective that unites us all.'
- Commons, an objective that unites us all.'
- Defence, an objective that unites us all.'
- ISIS, an objective that unites us all.'
- Iraq, an objective that unites us all.'
- Labour, an objective that unites us all.'
- Michael Fallon, an objective that unites us all.'
- Syria, an objective that unites us all.'
- Tory, an objective that unites us all.'
- Tunisian, an objective that unites us all.'
- UK, an objective that unites us all.'
- Will, an objective that unites us all.'


How does the sentence end?

Austin, Texas (CNN) -- In February 2009, Sam Bassett got called to Gov. Rick Perry's office. Bassett was then chairman of the Texas Forensic Science Commission, an agency set up in 2005 to regulate state crime labs after a series of embarrassing scandals. The first matter on its plate involved the 2004 execution of Cameron Todd Willingham, whose murder conviction rested largely on testimony that many arson experts now call outdated and incorrect. Aides to Perry, who allowed Willingham's execution to go forward, started off with general questions about how things were going at the commission, a relatively new agency, Bassett said. But then they started asking about Willingham, questioning whether the commission's review of the evidence in his case was beyond its legal powers.

When the

OPTIONS:
- Austin last-minute plea for a stay came before him, "There was nobody at the helm to raise a flag and tell him, 'This is serious ... this guy may have been convicted on faulty science,' " Bassett said.
- Bassett last-minute plea for a stay came before him, "There was nobody at the helm to raise a flag and tell him, 'This is serious ... this guy may have been convicted on faulty science,' " Bassett said.
- CNN last-minute plea for a stay came before him, "There was nobody at the helm to raise a flag and tell him, 'This is serious ... this guy may have been convicted on faulty science,' " Bassett said.
- Cameron Todd Willingham last-minute plea for a stay came before him, "There was nobody at the helm to raise a flag and tell him, 'This is serious ... this guy may have been convicted on faulty science,' " Bassett said.
- Perry last-minute plea for a stay came before him, "There was nobody at the helm to raise a flag and tell him, 'This is serious ... this guy may have been convicted on faulty science,' " Bassett said.
- Rick Perry last-minute plea for a stay came before him, "There was nobody at the helm to raise a flag and tell him, 'This is serious ... this guy may have been convicted on faulty science,' " Bassett said.
- Sam Bassett last-minute plea for a stay came before him, "There was nobody at the helm to raise a flag and tell him, 'This is serious ... this guy may have been convicted on faulty science,' " Bassett said.
- Texas last-minute plea for a stay came before him, "There was nobody at the helm to raise a flag and tell him, 'This is serious ... this guy may have been convicted on faulty science,' " Bassett said.
- Texas Forensic Science Commission last-minute plea for a stay came before him, "There was nobody at the helm to raise a flag and tell him, 'This is serious ... this guy may have been convicted on faulty science,' " Bassett said.
- Willingham last-minute plea for a stay came before him, "There was nobody at the helm to raise a flag and tell him, 'This is serious ... this guy may have been convicted on faulty science,' " Bassett said.


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

Police have arrested a 57-year-old man on suspicion of the murder of a woman whose torso was found in a suitcase. The man is understood to be Lithuanian national Vitautas Jokubauskas, a factory worker who had been renting the property where the body was discovered with no arms, legs or head. The body has not been identified but detectives from Cambridgeshire Police are also looking for a woman, believed to be Jokubauskas' Lithuanian partner, who is described as being about 40, slim and with black hair. The man was detained by police at about 7pm today and is currently in custody at Thorpe Wood Police Station.

Detectives are no longer appealing for the public's help in tracing

OPTIONS:
- Body Jokubauskas.
- Cambridgeshire Jokubauskas.
- Jokubauskas Jokubauskas.
- Lithuanian Jokubauskas.
- Thorpe Wood Police Station Jokubauskas.
- Vitautas Jokubauskas Jokubauskas.


How does this story end?

New York (CNN) -- When I was growing up, my friends and I all wanted to be cool -- like Al Pacino, Robert De Niro or, of course, the king of cool at the time: Fonzie. (I should note that I grew up in an Italian neighborhood.) Being "cool" was a good thing. Today it appears that being "cool" could be a bad thing, at least if you are running for president of the United States. That theory surfaced in an ad from a Republican super PAC headed by Karl Rove. The super PAC American Crossroads argues in its campaign ad that Barack Obama is "too cool" to be president. The attack ad shows President Obama "slow jamming" the news on Jimmy Fallon's NBC late-night talk show, singing an Al Green song and chugging a beer. (Obama drinking a beer must confuse those Republicans who still think he is a Muslim.)

Sure,

OPTIONS:
- Al Green can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- Al Pacino can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- Barack Obama can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- CNN can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- Dean Obeidallah can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- Fonzie can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- Italian can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- Jimmy Fallon can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- Karl Rove can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- Mitt Romney can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- Muslim can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- NBC can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- New York can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- Obama can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- Obeidallah can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- PAC American Crossroads can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- Republican can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- Republicans can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- Robert De Niro can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- Rove can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.
- United States can sing, spar with late-night comedians and charm talk-show hosts.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

One of Australia's biggest retailers, Target, has come under fire for allegedly using a small Melbourne design duo's art prints for their children's clothing range. Peaches + Keen owners Lily Daley and Lucy Hearn were shocked when a customer emailed them on Facebook in February asking them if they were working with the retail giant, which is part of the huge Wesfarmers brand in Australia. When the duo got their hands on the pair of children's pants they couldn't believe the similarities and eventually managed to secure a $5,000 payout from Target for using their designs. 'We actually had a fan ... send us a message on Facebook asking us if we were producing work for the company,' co-founder Ms Daley told ABC's 7:30 program.

'Peaches and Keen contacted

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- ABC in February and raised concerns about two items which they believed had a similar print design to a range they had created,' the statement read.
- Australia in February and raised concerns about two items which they believed had a similar print design to a range they had created,' the statement read.
- Daley in February and raised concerns about two items which they believed had a similar print design to a range they had created,' the statement read.
- Facebook in February and raised concerns about two items which they believed had a similar print design to a range they had created,' the statement read.
- Keen in February and raised concerns about two items which they believed had a similar print design to a range they had created,' the statement read.
- Lily Daley in February and raised concerns about two items which they believed had a similar print design to a range they had created,' the statement read.
- Lucy Hearn in February and raised concerns about two items which they believed had a similar print design to a range they had created,' the statement read.
- Melbourne in February and raised concerns about two items which they believed had a similar print design to a range they had created,' the statement read.
- Peaches in February and raised concerns about two items which they believed had a similar print design to a range they had created,' the statement read.
- Peaches + Keen in February and raised concerns about two items which they believed had a similar print design to a range they had created,' the statement read.
- Target in February and raised concerns about two items which they believed had a similar print design to a range they had created,' the statement read.
- Wesfarmers in February and raised concerns about two items which they believed had a similar print design to a range they had created,' the statement read.


Write the next sentence.

Washington (CNN) Vice President Joe Biden announced Friday a $2.45 billion loan to Amtrak from the Department of Transportation, the largest loan in the department's history. Biden announced the new loan at his namesake Joseph R. Biden Jr., Train Station in Wilmington, Delaware. The $2.45 billion will be used to purchase 28 new train sets for the high-speed Acela train between Washington through New York and into Boston. The money will also be used to rehabilitate railroad tracks and upgrade four stations, including Washington's Union Station and Baltimore's Penn Station. America's crumbling infrastructure "This loan is a key step to providing investments needed to help keep high speed trains moving throughout the region, and to help all commuters in the Northeast Corridor," Biden said. "We need these kinds of investments to keep this region -- and our whole country -- moving, and to create new jobs."

As a senator, he made the commute to

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- Acela from Wilmington nearly every workday for more than 35 years.
- America from Wilmington nearly every workday for more than 35 years.
- Amtrak from Wilmington nearly every workday for more than 35 years.
- Baltimore from Wilmington nearly every workday for more than 35 years.
- Biden from Wilmington nearly every workday for more than 35 years.
- Boston from Wilmington nearly every workday for more than 35 years.
- CNN from Wilmington nearly every workday for more than 35 years.
- Delaware from Wilmington nearly every workday for more than 35 years.
- Department of Transportation from Wilmington nearly every workday for more than 35 years.
- Joe Biden from Wilmington nearly every workday for more than 35 years.
- Joseph R. Biden Jr. from Wilmington nearly every workday for more than 35 years.
- New York from Wilmington nearly every workday for more than 35 years.
- Northeast Corridor from Wilmington nearly every workday for more than 35 years.
- Penn Station from Wilmington nearly every workday for more than 35 years.
- Train Station from Wilmington nearly every workday for more than 35 years.
- Union Station from Wilmington nearly every workday for more than 35 years.
- Washington from Wilmington nearly every workday for more than 35 years.
- Wilmington from Wilmington nearly every workday for more than 35 years.


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

(CNN) The former mayor of Caracas -- who is a staunch opponent of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro -- was welcomed Saturday in Madrid after escaping house arrest. "I have the support from the Spanish government to remain in Spain as long as necessary, as well as my family who are accompanying me here, my wife Mitzy, and my daughters, who are here at my side," Antonio Ledezma said. Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy received Ledezma, a longtime Venezuelan opposition lawmaker, and his wife, Mitzy Capriles, on Saturday at Moncloa Palace. Ledezma, 62, was elected mayor of Caracas in 2008. He was arrested in February 2015, after Maduro accused him of involvement in a plot to overthrow the government. He was later released from jail and put under house arrest for health reasons.

Earlier in the day, Ledezma spoke to journalists at the Madrid airport, where he said

OPTIONS:
- Antonio Ledezma was not at the edge of an abyss but had already hit bottom.
- CNN was not at the edge of an abyss but had already hit bottom.
- Caracas was not at the edge of an abyss but had already hit bottom.
- Ledezma was not at the edge of an abyss but had already hit bottom.
- Madrid was not at the edge of an abyss but had already hit bottom.
- Maduro was not at the edge of an abyss but had already hit bottom.
- Mariano Rajoy was not at the edge of an abyss but had already hit bottom.
- Mitzy was not at the edge of an abyss but had already hit bottom.
- Mitzy Capriles was not at the edge of an abyss but had already hit bottom.
- Moncloa Palace was not at the edge of an abyss but had already hit bottom.
- Nicolas Maduro was not at the edge of an abyss but had already hit bottom.
- Spain was not at the edge of an abyss but had already hit bottom.
- Spanish was not at the edge of an abyss but had already hit bottom.
- Venezuela was not at the edge of an abyss but had already hit bottom.
- Venezuelan was not at the edge of an abyss but had already hit bottom.


How does this story end?

The Conservatives’ ‘independent’ investigation into the ‘Tatler Tory’ scandal was already unravelling last night as it emerged the law firm conducting the inquiry has worked for the party for years. Clifford Chance has been used repeatedly by Tory headquarters for legal advice – raising questions over its independence. Despite this, the firm has been brought in to find what senior officials – including chairman Lord Feldman – knew about allegations of bullying and blackmail by election aide Mark Clarke. It is estimated Clifford Chance – said to be the ‘go-to firm’ for the Tories – has received hundreds of thousands of pounds in fees from the party over that period.

‘

OPTIONS:
- Clifford Chance are a very reputable firm and we are confident they will carry out the investigation in the proper fashion.
- Conservatives are a very reputable firm and we are confident they will carry out the investigation in the proper fashion.
- Conservatives’ ‘independent’ are a very reputable firm and we are confident they will carry out the investigation in the proper fashion.
- Lord Feldman are a very reputable firm and we are confident they will carry out the investigation in the proper fashion.
- Mark Clarke are a very reputable firm and we are confident they will carry out the investigation in the proper fashion.
- Questions are a very reputable firm and we are confident they will carry out the investigation in the proper fashion.
- Tories are a very reputable firm and we are confident they will carry out the investigation in the proper fashion.
- Tory are a very reputable firm and we are confident they will carry out the investigation in the proper fashion.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) It's been a little more than a week since word leaked that Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park were leaving CBS's resilient hit "Hawaii Five-0," and pieces of the story behind the story have begun to fall into place. The picture that's emerging isn't pretty. As Kim himself confirmed in a Facebook post to his fans, the duo left because their request to be paid the same as their white co-stars, Alex O'Loughlin and Scott Caan, was rejected. The gap in what they were asking for and what CBS was willing to offer was tiny —  reportedly a difference  of as little as $5,000 per episode, which for the most-watched network in America is an amount that could basically be found under sofa cushions in their corporate offices.

Ultimately, the refusal to pay Kim and Park on matching terms with O'Loughlin and Caan was

OPTIONS:
- ABC's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Alex O'Loughlin's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- America's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Asian's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- CBS's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Daniel Dae Kim's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Facebook's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Grace Park's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Hawaii Five-0's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Jeff Yang's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Kim's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Scott Caan's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- The Good Doctor's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."


The families of two slain New York City police officers threw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Mets' home opener at Citi Field, while the widow of American Sniper Chris Kyle pitched in for the San Diego Padres. New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady also threw a first pitch, at Fenway Park in Boston - but didn't do himself proud, chucking the ball straight at the ground. The NYPD families were joined by Mayor Bill de Blasio at a time when his relationship with the police department is again coming under scrutiny. Scroll down for video New York Mayor Bill de Blasio waves as he stands with members of the families of New York City Police Detectives Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos before they threw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Mets home opener baseball game against the Philadelphia Phillies in New York

Police officers hold a giant

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- American flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- American Sniper flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- Bill de Blasio flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- Boston flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- Chris Kyle flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- Citi Field flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- De Blasio flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- Fenway Park flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- Mets flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- NYPD flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- New England Patriots flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- New York flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- New York City flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- New York City Police flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- Philadelphia Phillies flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- Rafael Ramos flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- San Diego Padres flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- Tara Kyle flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- Tom Brady flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies
- Wenjian Liu flag before the baseball game between the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies


Complete the passage.

Havana, Cuba (CNN) Negotiators seeking to end the five-decades-old bloody insurgency in Colombia said Wednesday they had reached a final peace deal in one of the world's longest-running conflicts. For nearly four years, representatives from the Colombian government and the FARC rebel group have struggled to reach a deal that would not only end the fighting but also address issues of land reform, curtailment of the drug trade, repatriation of victims' families and trials for those suspected of human rights abuses. A majority of Colombians must still approve the landmark deal in a referendum set for October 2. Provisions that allow FARC leaders who confess their crimes to avoid prison may make the deal a bitter pill to swallow for many Colombians who think the rebels are escaping justice for decades of murder, kidnapping and drug trafficking.

The war between the group and

OPTIONS:
- CNN government has left an estimated 220,000 dead.
- Colombia government has left an estimated 220,000 dead.
- Colombian government has left an estimated 220,000 dead.
- Colombians government has left an estimated 220,000 dead.
- Cuba government has left an estimated 220,000 dead.
- FARC government has left an estimated 220,000 dead.
- Havana government has left an estimated 220,000 dead.
- Landmark government has left an estimated 220,000 dead.


(CNN) The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, the most expensive and one of the most controversial weapons systems in US history, is on its way to Japan to be "the cornerstone" of US defense in the Pacific. The first of 16 US Marine Corps F-35Bs left Arizona Monday on the initial overseas deployment for the stealth jets. The planes are heading for Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, not far from Hiroshima, on the Japanese main island of Honshu. Sending the $104 million jets to Iwakuni shows Washington's "commitment to the defense of Japan with the most capable and modern equipment in the U.S. inventory," 1st Lt. Karoline Foote of the III Marine Expeditionary Force in Japan told CNN in an email.

The F-35 is also being sold to and produced by US allies around the world, including

OPTIONS:
- Arizona, which received its first unit in December.
- CNN, which received its first unit in December.
- F-35, which received its first unit in December.
- F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, which received its first unit in December.
- F-35Bs, which received its first unit in December.
- Hiroshima, which received its first unit in December.
- Honshu, which received its first unit in December.
- III Marine Expeditionary Force, which received its first unit in December.
- Iwakuni, which received its first unit in December.
- Japan, which received its first unit in December.
- Japanese, which received its first unit in December.
- Karoline Foote, which received its first unit in December.
- Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, which received its first unit in December.
- Pacific, which received its first unit in December.
- U.S., which received its first unit in December.
- US, which received its first unit in December.
- US Marine Corps, which received its first unit in December.
- Washington, which received its first unit in December.


Write the last sentence in this story.

David Cameron's plan to curb benefits for migrants are backed by most people in Europe's most influential countries, a new poll reveals. Voters in Germany, France, Denmark and Sweden want the power to kick-out jobless migrants after six months and stop child benefit being sent to other countries. There is also strong support for Mr Cameron's key demand for EU migrants to have to wait for four years before they can claim in-work benefits in a new country. Detailed talks have begun on Britain's plan to reform Europe, before Mr Cameron stages an in-out referendum by the end of 2017.

No in-work benefits until they have been in

OPTIONS:
- Britain for four years
- Cameron for four years
- David Cameron for four years
- Denmark for four years
- EU for four years
- Europe for four years
- France for four years
- Germany for four years
- Sweden for four years


Complete the passage.

A Texas Christian University student has been disciplined after posting online comments seen as racially offensive about current events, including rioting in Baltimore and the rise of the Islamic State, according to TCU officials. TCU said Harry Vincent, a 19-year-old sophomore, violated two Student Code of Conduct provisions concerning 'infliction of bodily or emotional harm' and 'disorderly conduct' with his social media rants. As a result, Vincent has been suspended from all extracurricular activities for one year, such as college football games, and can no longer live on campus or use non-academic facilities, such as the cafeteria and recreational center.

In a separate tweet, he also described the

OPTIONS:
- Baltimore rioters has 'poor, uneducated druggy hoodrats'.
- Harry Vincent rioters has 'poor, uneducated druggy hoodrats'.
- Islam rioters has 'poor, uneducated druggy hoodrats'.
- Islamic State rioters has 'poor, uneducated druggy hoodrats'.
- Mexican rioters has 'poor, uneducated druggy hoodrats'.
- Student Code of Conduct rioters has 'poor, uneducated druggy hoodrats'.
- TCU rioters has 'poor, uneducated druggy hoodrats'.
- Texas Christian University rioters has 'poor, uneducated druggy hoodrats'.
- Vincent rioters has 'poor, uneducated druggy hoodrats'.


(CNN) A 21-year-old Somali asylum seeker has set herself on fire at an Australian offshore processing center on the pacific island of Nauru, less than a week after refugee advocates say she was forcibly sent back there. The woman, named by refugee advocates as Hodan Yasin, is currently in a critical condition, according to Australian Immigration Minister Peter Dutton. She has been transferred to Australia for medical treatment. On Sunday, another refugee, named as Omid, died in an Australian hospital after setting himself alight on Nauru two days earlier in the presence of United Nations officials. Critics say the self-immolations reflect the desperation of refugees living under Australia's controversial immigration policy.

Children urge Australia to free them from

OPTIONS:
- Australia island 'prison'
- Australian island 'prison'
- Hodan Yasin island 'prison'
- Nauru island 'prison'
- Omid island 'prison'
- Peter Dutton island 'prison'
- Somali island 'prison'
- United Nations island 'prison'


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

Marion 'Suge' Knight has been rushed to hospital for an unspecified medical emergency after a judge ruled on Thursday that he will stand trial on murder and attempted-murder charges. The former rap music mogul struck two men with his pickup truck in January, killing one and seriously injuring the other. Los Angeles sheriff's spokeswoman Nicole Nishida says Knight was transported to a hospital from the downtown courthouse. She says no further details could be released. Scroll down for video 'Suge' Knight, pictured above on April 8, will stand trial on murder and attempted-murder charges following a hit-and-run, an LA judge said on Thursday

OPTIONS:
- Cle 'Bone' Sloan's testimony demonstrated the difficulty in prosecuting Knight, who has gang ties and a reputation for intimidating witnesses.
- Dre's testimony demonstrated the difficulty in prosecuting Knight, who has gang ties and a reputation for intimidating witnesses.
- Knight's testimony demonstrated the difficulty in prosecuting Knight, who has gang ties and a reputation for intimidating witnesses.
- LA's testimony demonstrated the difficulty in prosecuting Knight, who has gang ties and a reputation for intimidating witnesses.
- Los Angeles's testimony demonstrated the difficulty in prosecuting Knight, who has gang ties and a reputation for intimidating witnesses.
- Marion's testimony demonstrated the difficulty in prosecuting Knight, who has gang ties and a reputation for intimidating witnesses.
- Nicole Nishida's testimony demonstrated the difficulty in prosecuting Knight, who has gang ties and a reputation for intimidating witnesses.
- Snoop Dogg's testimony demonstrated the difficulty in prosecuting Knight, who has gang ties and a reputation for intimidating witnesses.
- Suge' Knight's testimony demonstrated the difficulty in prosecuting Knight, who has gang ties and a reputation for intimidating witnesses.
- Terry Carter's testimony demonstrated the difficulty in prosecuting Knight, who has gang ties and a reputation for intimidating witnesses.
- Tupac Shakur's testimony demonstrated the difficulty in prosecuting Knight, who has gang ties and a reputation for intimidating witnesses.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) -- For both presidential campaigns, Republican Mitt Romney's choice of Wisconsin congressman and conservative star Paul Ryan as his running mate was like Christmas come early. Conservatives wanted one of their own on Romney's ticket and they got that in Ryan, who has emerged as their ideological leader on the Hill on fiscal and budget matters. The choice also helps satisfy Republican strategists who felt Romney needed to not only stress how President Barack Obama has failed in that role, but also better articulate what the GOP candidate would do if elected. "Ryan is a great choice. He energizes an already motivated party to a further degree and will help clarify the differing visions between the two campaigns for the country," said Phil Musser, a GOP strategist who in 2007 was a senior adviser to Romney's presidential campaign. "There are big choices, and in making the selection, Romney is showing that he believes America is ready for the choice."

But even more troubling, Romney's unfavorable numbers were creeping up after weeks of attacks by the

OPTIONS:
- America campaign and those supporting it.
- American campaign and those supporting it.
- Barack Obama campaign and those supporting it.
- CNN campaign and those supporting it.
- Christmas campaign and those supporting it.
- GOP campaign and those supporting it.
- Hill campaign and those supporting it.
- Mitt Romney campaign and those supporting it.
- Paul Ryan campaign and those supporting it.
- Phil Musser campaign and those supporting it.
- Republican campaign and those supporting it.
- Romney campaign and those supporting it.
- Ryan campaign and those supporting it.
- Washington campaign and those supporting it.
- Wisconsin campaign and those supporting it.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Diyarbakir, Turkey (CNN) -- The empty anchorman's chair in the small television studio said it all. Mehmet Ali Birand, Turkey's most charismatic broadcaster, writer and political commentator had passed away. Birand was in his 70s. He had been battling cancer for years. But news of his death after undergoing gallbladder surgery in hospital still came as a shock. On Thursday night, a hush settled over a bustling restaurant in Diyarbakir when a waiter turned the TV up to hear the sad announcement. Only two days before, Birand had been broadcasting from behind that same desk. His eyes sparkled. He smiled as he spoke. He always performed in front of the camera with such energy. It looked like he was popping out of his chair.

But

OPTIONS:
- Birand was so charming, elegant and vibrant, it's not fair to compare the veteran journalist to anyone else.
- CNN was so charming, elegant and vibrant, it's not fair to compare the veteran journalist to anyone else.
- Diyarbakir was so charming, elegant and vibrant, it's not fair to compare the veteran journalist to anyone else.
- Kurdish was so charming, elegant and vibrant, it's not fair to compare the veteran journalist to anyone else.
- Mehmet Ali Birand was so charming, elegant and vibrant, it's not fair to compare the veteran journalist to anyone else.
- Turkey was so charming, elegant and vibrant, it's not fair to compare the veteran journalist to anyone else.
- Turkish was so charming, elegant and vibrant, it's not fair to compare the veteran journalist to anyone else.