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Austin, Texas (CNN) Daytime turns to dusk as Natalie St. Clair's phone lights up with text messages. They come from clients across the vast Lone Star State. One needs a bus from Texarkana to Shreveport, Louisiana. Another traveling from Corpus Christi to San Antonio has to find a hotel room. A third must get to Fort Worth from a small town in the western part of the state. A fourth reaches out from Lubbock to say she missed her appointment in Dallas. To the stranger at a party who asks what she does, St. Clair keeps her answer vague: "Just feminist stuff." But the truth is blunt, bold and a sign of the times: "I'm an abortion travel agent."

OPTIONS:
- Austin fields about 60 calls a month and manages about 20 abortion trips.
- CNN fields about 60 calls a month and manages about 20 abortion trips.
- Corpus Christi fields about 60 calls a month and manages about 20 abortion trips.
- Dallas fields about 60 calls a month and manages about 20 abortion trips.
- Fort Worth fields about 60 calls a month and manages about 20 abortion trips.
- Lone Star State fields about 60 calls a month and manages about 20 abortion trips.
- Louisiana fields about 60 calls a month and manages about 20 abortion trips.
- Lubbock fields about 60 calls a month and manages about 20 abortion trips.
- Natalie St. Clair fields about 60 calls a month and manages about 20 abortion trips.
- San Antonio fields about 60 calls a month and manages about 20 abortion trips.
- Shreveport fields about 60 calls a month and manages about 20 abortion trips.
- St. Clair fields about 60 calls a month and manages about 20 abortion trips.
- Texarkana fields about 60 calls a month and manages about 20 abortion trips.
- Texas fields about 60 calls a month and manages about 20 abortion trips.


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Sykesville, Maryland (CNN) -- It's the dirty little secret of the racing industry. Thoroughbreds who don't make the winner's circle, are injured or simply too old to race are discarded by their owners, auctioned off -- sometimes to the slaughterhouse. Now these horses are getting new lives. The twist? Prison inmates looking for their own second chances are helping save them. In the rolling hills of Carroll County, Maryland, is Second Chance Farm. Alonzo Pickett leads a horse to the pasture to graze. "Greek is a beautiful horse. I love him," says Pickett. "I think he's a gentle giant." The 7-year-old gelding came to the farm after a leg injury ended his racing career.

OPTIONS:
- Alonzo Pickett calls the bond they share a mutual support system.
- CNN calls the bond they share a mutual support system.
- Carroll County calls the bond they share a mutual support system.
- Greek calls the bond they share a mutual support system.
- Maryland calls the bond they share a mutual support system.
- Pickett calls the bond they share a mutual support system.
- Second Chance Farm calls the bond they share a mutual support system.
- Sykesville calls the bond they share a mutual support system.


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(CNN) -- To get through the long, tedious hours sitting in the fossil archives at the University of California-Berkeley, Jason Head would listen to the hypnotic sounds of The Doors. So when he happened upon one of the biggest lizards that ever walked on land, he found it fitting to name it after the band's frontman, Jim Morrison -- the original Lizard King. But that's not what makes this find interesting. It's what the existence of the "Bearded King Morrison" tells us about the effects of climate change that's intriguing. The climate connection Lizards, like snakes and turtles, are cold-blooded animals. They depend on warmth from their surroundings to heat their bodies.

For six years,

OPTIONS:
- Bearded King Morrison sifted through fossils of animals that lived 40 million years ago, looking for clues on climate change.
- CNN sifted through fossils of animals that lived 40 million years ago, looking for clues on climate change.
- Jason Head sifted through fossils of animals that lived 40 million years ago, looking for clues on climate change.
- Jim Morrison sifted through fossils of animals that lived 40 million years ago, looking for clues on climate change.
- Lizard King sifted through fossils of animals that lived 40 million years ago, looking for clues on climate change.
- Paleocene sifted through fossils of animals that lived 40 million years ago, looking for clues on climate change.
- The Doors sifted through fossils of animals that lived 40 million years ago, looking for clues on climate change.
- University of California-Berkeley sifted through fossils of animals that lived 40 million years ago, looking for clues on climate change.


(CNN) On a hot and sticky summer day in Manhattan, Nicole Levin was leaving a dentist appointment when it happened. The 41-year-old New Yorker exited a subway train, walked up a flight of concrete stairs to the bustling city street, and suddenly felt her tongue and throat swell. She started to sweat. She felt nauseous, short of breath and couldn't swallow. If Levin let any more time pass, she knew she wouldn't be able to breathe. She frantically opened her purse, wrapped her fingers around an EpiPen, and jammed it into her thigh beneath her workout pants. Immediately, she felt her throat open. She took in a deep breath of air -- a sigh of relief.

In other words,

OPTIONS:
- Americans are not the only prescription drugs with steep price hikes.
- EpiPen are not the only prescription drugs with steep price hikes.
- EpiPens are not the only prescription drugs with steep price hikes.
- Levin are not the only prescription drugs with steep price hikes.
- Manhattan are not the only prescription drugs with steep price hikes.
- New Yorker are not the only prescription drugs with steep price hikes.
- Nicole Levin are not the only prescription drugs with steep price hikes.


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A Dutch mother has abducted two of her four children and taken them to join militants fighting for the Islamic State terrorist organisation in Syria. The unnamed 32-year-old  Chechen national had been living in Maastricht in the southern Netherlands before taking her young son and daughter to ISIS' de facto capital Raqqa. The father of the missing children named the pair as Luca, seven, and his sister Aysha, eight, and said they had been taken without his consent. The woman's two other children are believed to have been handed over to a relative before she left to join the terror group.

After making the announcement of their arrival in Raqqa on

OPTIONS:
- Aysha last October, nothing has been heard from the trio since.
- Chechen last October, nothing has been heard from the trio since.
- Dutch last October, nothing has been heard from the trio since.
- Facebook last October, nothing has been heard from the trio since.
- ISIS last October, nothing has been heard from the trio since.
- Islamic State last October, nothing has been heard from the trio since.
- Luca last October, nothing has been heard from the trio since.
- Maastricht last October, nothing has been heard from the trio since.
- Netherlands last October, nothing has been heard from the trio since.
- Raqqa last October, nothing has been heard from the trio since.
- Syria last October, nothing has been heard from the trio since.
- de facto capital Raqqa last October, nothing has been heard from the trio since.


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George W. Bush went home to Texas nearly six years ago, but the nation is still working through the contentious national security legacy he left behind. A hotly disputed Senate report on the CIA's brutal interrogation tactics is tearing open barely healed political wounds first opened after the September 11, 2001, attacks. The report found CIA tactics were more brutal than previously known and accused the agency of keeping the Bush White House and Congress in the dark about them. The questions raised by the Intelligence Committee's document -- about how to wage a relentless war on terrorism within constitutional and moral constraints -- seem as intense as ever.

And in some cases, Obama is facing his own criticism for his approach to terrorism, including his decision to vastly expand a drone program bequeathed him by

OPTIONS:
- American.
- Bush.
- Bush White House.
- CIA.
- Congress.
- George W. Bush.
- Intelligence Committee.
- McCain.
- Obama.
- Senate.
- Texas.


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Prince Charles lobbied ministers to use  more alternative medicine such as homeopathy on the NHS because he 'couldn't bear people suffering unnecessarily', new spider memos revealed today. The Prince of Wales told then-health secretary Alan Johnson in September 2007 than an 'anti-homeopathy campaign' was damaging the health service. In  letters to Mr Johnson with his trademark scrawled signature, Charles also said hospitals should source food from local farmers because it would be 'good for local economies and patient health'. The 17 black spider letters published today also show his concerns over affordable housing for rural workers, the fate of listed buildings, the arts, climate change, rainforests and Afghanistan.

Nine of these were with the Prime Minister, showing the full extent of the

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan's access to the highest levels of government and the scale of his attempts to influence policy.
- Alan Johnson's access to the highest levels of government and the scale of his attempts to influence policy.
- Charles's access to the highest levels of government and the scale of his attempts to influence policy.
- Johnson's access to the highest levels of government and the scale of his attempts to influence policy.
- NHS's access to the highest levels of government and the scale of his attempts to influence policy.
- Prince Charles's access to the highest levels of government and the scale of his attempts to influence policy.
- of Wales's access to the highest levels of government and the scale of his attempts to influence policy.


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(CNN)The American and British embassies in Yemen suspended operations and moved staffers out Wednesday, and urged their citizens to leave the politically-unstable nation as well. The U.S. Embassy had already been operating on a skeletal staff since late January. The French embassy also said it would close its doors starting Friday due to the security situation. The troubled Middle Eastern nation has been without clear leadership and potentially on the brink of armed conflict since Houthi rebels seized control of key government facilities, dissolved parliament, and placed the President under house arrest. President Abdu Rabu Mansour Hadi later resigned in protest.

The security situation continues to deteriorate, it said, and "we now judge that our

OPTIONS:
- Abdu Rabu Mansour Hadi staff and premises are at increased risk."
- American staff and premises are at increased risk."
- Americans staff and premises are at increased risk."
- British staff and premises are at increased risk."
- CNN staff and premises are at increased risk."
- Embassy staff and premises are at increased risk."
- French staff and premises are at increased risk."
- Houthi staff and premises are at increased risk."
- Middle Eastern staff and premises are at increased risk."
- U.S. staff and premises are at increased risk."
- Yemen staff and premises are at increased risk."


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Winston Reid says West Ham no longer suffer from the fear factor that came with facing Manchester City as they prepare to visit the Etihad Stadium on Sunday. City had won their last five games against West Ham – by an aggregate score of 14-1 – before falling to just their second league defeat of the season at Upton Park in October. And after a recent run of form that has seen the Barclays Premier League champions lose six of their last eight games, Hammers defender Reid says he and his team-mates no longer dread facing Manuel Pellegrini’s side. Winston Reid says West Ham no longer suffer from a fear of facing Manchester City after beating them at last

Reid signed a new six-year deal with

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League this year and is looking forward to staying with the Hammers
- City this year and is looking forward to staying with the Hammers
- Etihad this year and is looking forward to staying with the Hammers
- Etihad Stadium this year and is looking forward to staying with the Hammers
- Hammers this year and is looking forward to staying with the Hammers
- Manchester City this year and is looking forward to staying with the Hammers
- Manuel Pellegrini this year and is looking forward to staying with the Hammers
- New Zealand this year and is looking forward to staying with the Hammers
- Premier League this year and is looking forward to staying with the Hammers
- Reid this year and is looking forward to staying with the Hammers
- Sergio Aguero this year and is looking forward to staying with the Hammers
- Upton Park this year and is looking forward to staying with the Hammers
- West Ham this year and is looking forward to staying with the Hammers
- Winston Reid this year and is looking forward to staying with the Hammers


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Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama used a Memorial Day ceremony to say it is time for America to properly welcome home Vietnam veterans and show them and their families the respect and gratitude they deserved but didn't receive decades ago. "You came home and sometimes were denigrated when you should have been celebrated," Obama said beneath a scorching sun at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. "It was a national shame, a disgrace that should have never happened. That's why here today, we resolve that it will not happen again." The event, which launched a 13-year Vietnam War 50th anniversary commemoration, was the culmination of a day of somber events on the annual holiday honoring America's war dead.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the

OPTIONS:
- America deploying a significant military presence in Vietnam.
- Arlington National Cemetery deploying a significant military presence in Vietnam.
- Barack Obama deploying a significant military presence in Vietnam.
- CNN deploying a significant military presence in Vietnam.
- Memorial Day deploying a significant military presence in Vietnam.
- Obama deploying a significant military presence in Vietnam.
- Vietnam deploying a significant military presence in Vietnam.
- Vietnam Veterans Memorial deploying a significant military presence in Vietnam.
- Vietnam War deploying a significant military presence in Vietnam.
- Washington deploying a significant military presence in Vietnam.


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A four-year-old boy who was born without a right hand and put up for adoption because of his disability has finally found a loving - and seemingly fated - home. Lesley and Doug Facey, of Newfoundland, Canada, immediately knew Kirill, a young orphan from Kazakhstan, was meant to be their son after they learned he had the same condition as Doug's father, Chris. The couple brought Chris to the airport when they took their son home on September 13, and a touching photo taken of the grandfather and grandson's first interaction is making headlines around the world – and warming millions of hearts in the process.

OPTIONS:
- Canada revealed that the first time he showed his dad a photo of Kirill, Chris broke down in tears, saying: 'He's like me.'
- Chris revealed that the first time he showed his dad a photo of Kirill, Chris broke down in tears, saying: 'He's like me.'
- Doug revealed that the first time he showed his dad a photo of Kirill, Chris broke down in tears, saying: 'He's like me.'
- Doug Facey revealed that the first time he showed his dad a photo of Kirill, Chris broke down in tears, saying: 'He's like me.'
- Kazakhstan revealed that the first time he showed his dad a photo of Kirill, Chris broke down in tears, saying: 'He's like me.'
- Kirill revealed that the first time he showed his dad a photo of Kirill, Chris broke down in tears, saying: 'He's like me.'
- Lesley revealed that the first time he showed his dad a photo of Kirill, Chris broke down in tears, saying: 'He's like me.'
- Newfoundland revealed that the first time he showed his dad a photo of Kirill, Chris broke down in tears, saying: 'He's like me.'


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Last week it looked as though the Balkans would be plunged into conflict once again after two newly formed 'micro states' clashed  over a strip of unclaimed 'no man's land'. Admittedly the war of words bore little resemblance to the strife which has torn apart this often restive corner of Europe down the centuries. The Kingdom of Enclava had claimed a patch of territory by the Serbian border - unaware the land had already been staked out a month before by the Principality of Celestinia. Celestinian interim chancellor of foreign affairs Endre Jos, a 39-year-old IT technician, said of the Enclavans: 'If they try to settle there, we will be there, destroying their game.'

Despite having a much smaller portion of the land, Piotr is confident he can

OPTIONS:
- Balkans can thrive.
- Celestinia can thrive.
- Celestinian can thrive.
- Celestinians can thrive.
- Croatia can thrive.
- Danube can thrive.
- Encalvans can thrive.
- Enclava can thrive.
- Enclavans can thrive.
- Endre Jos can thrive.
- Europe can thrive.
- Hungary can thrive.
- Kingdom can thrive.
- Poland can thrive.
- Polish can thrive.
- Principality can thrive.
- Serbia can thrive.
- Serbian can thrive.


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(CNN) Senator Chuck Schumer is warning his colleagues about Neil Gorsuch in advance of the judge's Supreme Court confirmation hearings this week. Schumer told reporters that Gorsuch "may act like a neutral, calm judge, but his record and his career clearly show he harbors a right wing, pro-corporate, special interest agenda." "He enacted it time and time again on the 10th Circuit, and if given the chance I have no doubt he would do it again on the Supreme Court. He expresses a lot of empathy and sympathy for the less powerful, but when it comes time to rule, when the chips are down, far too often he sides with the powerful few over everyday Americans just trying to get a fair shake," Schumer added.

Here are five reasons why

OPTIONS:
- 10th Circuit is way off about Gorsuch:
- Americans is way off about Gorsuch:
- CNN is way off about Gorsuch:
- Cevallos is way off about Gorsuch:
- Chuck Schumer is way off about Gorsuch:
- Danny Cevallos is way off about Gorsuch:
- Gorsuch is way off about Gorsuch:
- Neil Gorsuch is way off about Gorsuch:
- Schumer is way off about Gorsuch:
- Supreme Court is way off about Gorsuch:


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It’s time to find out who really has the best taste as The Block’s four apartments are now on the market with the auctions pencilled in for April 28. Before then the apartments will be open to the public on April 11-12, with thousands of people expected to turn up for a look. Teams will be hoping to do better than The Block Glasshouse duos, including Darren and Dea who pocketed just $10,000 for months of hard work and time away from their family. Scroll down for video When it goes under the hammer next month Ayden and Jess hope that their efforts will be rewarded

Ayden and

OPTIONS:
- Ayden's work has been given good reviews over the course of the series
- Block's work has been given good reviews over the course of the series
- Darren's work has been given good reviews over the course of the series
- Dea's work has been given good reviews over the course of the series
- Jess's work has been given good reviews over the course of the series
- South Yarra's work has been given good reviews over the course of the series
- The Block's work has been given good reviews over the course of the series
- The Block Glasshouse's work has been given good reviews over the course of the series


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Daly Cherry-Evans has agreed to play the rest of his NRL career at Manly after backflipping on his multi-million dollar deal with the Gold Coast Titans. Manly CEO Joe Kelly announced on Tuesday that 27-year-old Cherry-Evans had been given 'lifetime contract' with the club, worth a reported $10 million. He declined to say how many years would be on the contract registered with the NRL but one report suggested it was an open-ended six-year agreement. Under the NRL's controversial 'round 13 rule', Queensland and Australian playmaker Cherry-Evans had up until the end of round 13 next week to change his mind about heading north to join the Titans.

Cherry-

OPTIONS:
- Australian insisted he intended to honour his four-year multi-million contract with Gold Coast even after Manly signed his good friend, Titans captain Nate Myles.
- Cherry insisted he intended to honour his four-year multi-million contract with Gold Coast even after Manly signed his good friend, Titans captain Nate Myles.
- Daly Cherry insisted he intended to honour his four-year multi-million contract with Gold Coast even after Manly signed his good friend, Titans captain Nate Myles.
- Evans insisted he intended to honour his four-year multi-million contract with Gold Coast even after Manly signed his good friend, Titans captain Nate Myles.
- Gold Coast Titans insisted he intended to honour his four-year multi-million contract with Gold Coast even after Manly signed his good friend, Titans captain Nate Myles.
- Joe Kelly insisted he intended to honour his four-year multi-million contract with Gold Coast even after Manly signed his good friend, Titans captain Nate Myles.
- Manly insisted he intended to honour his four-year multi-million contract with Gold Coast even after Manly signed his good friend, Titans captain Nate Myles.
- NRL insisted he intended to honour his four-year multi-million contract with Gold Coast even after Manly signed his good friend, Titans captain Nate Myles.
- New Manly insisted he intended to honour his four-year multi-million contract with Gold Coast even after Manly signed his good friend, Titans captain Nate Myles.
- Queensland insisted he intended to honour his four-year multi-million contract with Gold Coast even after Manly signed his good friend, Titans captain Nate Myles.
- Round 13 insisted he intended to honour his four-year multi-million contract with Gold Coast even after Manly signed his good friend, Titans captain Nate Myles.
- Titans insisted he intended to honour his four-year multi-million contract with Gold Coast even after Manly signed his good friend, Titans captain Nate Myles.


New York (CNN) -- The new Navy assault ship USS New York steamed into New York harbor Monday, cutting through the water with a bow built using seven and a half tons of steel recovered from the wreckage of the World Trade Center. Its crew stood at attention and a 21-gun salute greeted the ship. Firefighters, bagpipers, and those who lost loved ones on 9/11 lined the shore to watch the emotional arrival. The docking holds special meaning for many families of those who died in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. "What better way for our young men and women that are going to be on the USS New York to feel the spirit of our country than to have this ship have the steel in the bow that represents not the bad but the good of our country," said Lee Ielpi, who lost his firefighter son, Jonathan, on 9/11.

Thirteen percent of the 361 crew members hail from the state of

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Jonathan.
- Lee Ielpi.
- Navy.
- New York.
- Norfolk.
- USS New York.
- Veterans Day.
- Virginia.
- World Trade Center.


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(CNN) Whether Ed Gillespie likes it or not, the Republican's fate in the Virginia governor's race is tied to President Donald Trump. In a state that chooses a new governor every four years -- one year after the presidential election -- Trump was always going to be a dominant factor. But with two relatively bland candidates and a hyper-partisan national environment, Gillespie's campaign against Democratic Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam has revolved even more than usual around the President. Trump's popularity in Virginia mirrors his low national approval ratings. But Gillespie needs Trump's loyal base to turn out to vote. So he's adopted a strategy of airing ads that don't mention Trump but appeal directly to Trump's voters, warning of the MS-13 gangs and sanctuary cities, of which Virginia has none, and promising to keep up Confederate monuments.

In his interview with CNN, Northam praised Trump for calling for an end to the spending cuts know as sequestration and pledged to work with

OPTIONS:
- Confederate.
- Democratic.
- Donald Trump.
- Ed Gillespie.
- GOP.
- Gillespie.
- MS-13.
- Ralph Northam.
- Republican.
- Trump.
- Virginia.


Top Gear's executive producer and Jeremy Clarkson's right-hand man Andy Wilman has written an email to his colleagues titled 'au revoir' - but today denied it was a resignation. Mr Wilman, a schoolfriend of Clarkson who helped revamp Top Gear in to the BBC's most successful show, congratulated staff on making 'one of the most iconic programmes in TV history'. The 52-year-old, who has himself made millions from the show, said in his email that the Top Gear team 'made television that was beautiful to look at and beautiful to listen to'. Scroll down for video Leaked email: Top Gear executive producer Andy Wilman, left, a schoolfriend of Jeremy Clarkson, right yesterday, has told colleagues it his 'stint' in charge of the show is over but denied he had resigned

The two men have been inseparable for years, and

OPTIONS:
- Andy Wilman executives put trust in Mr Wilman to keep Mr Clarkson in check, following a string of scandals.
- BBC executives put trust in Mr Wilman to keep Mr Clarkson in check, following a string of scandals.
- Clarkson executives put trust in Mr Wilman to keep Mr Clarkson in check, following a string of scandals.
- ITV executives put trust in Mr Wilman to keep Mr Clarkson in check, following a string of scandals.
- Jeremy Clarkson executives put trust in Mr Wilman to keep Mr Clarkson in check, following a string of scandals.
- Netflix executives put trust in Mr Wilman to keep Mr Clarkson in check, following a string of scandals.
- Said group executives put trust in Mr Wilman to keep Mr Clarkson in check, following a string of scandals.
- Top Gear executives put trust in Mr Wilman to keep Mr Clarkson in check, following a string of scandals.
- Wilman executives put trust in Mr Wilman to keep Mr Clarkson in check, following a string of scandals.


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Clinton, Iowa (CNN) The final days before the first-in-the-nation caucuses are agonizing for many Iowa evangelicals as they waver between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. At events for both GOP presidential candidates across the Hawkeye state, voters say they are torn between backing the committed Christian conservative who is solid on their principles, or the once-liberal, thrice-married candidate who they believe would make the stronger president. Sherry Benson, a 57-year-old graphic designer from Marshalltown, said she is still trying to come to terms with Trump's evolution on abortion. Benson calls abortion "the biggest sin of our country." The anti-Trump television ads detailing his shifts—with arresting clips of the candidate talking about his support for abortion in 1999—have kept that issue fresh on her mind.

Surrogates for Cruz have traveled the state emphasizing

OPTIONS:
- Benson's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- CNN's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Christian's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Clinton's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Donald Trump's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Evangelicals's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- GOP's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Hawkeye's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Iowa's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Marshalltown's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Sherry Benson's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Ted Cruz's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.
- Trump's consistency on social issues like marriage, abortion and religious liberty.


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(CNN) It may have only been rock 'n' roll --  but Cubans seemed to like it. On Friday, the Rolling Stones became the first major international rock band to play in Cuba, drawing hundreds of thousands of people to a free concert at a decrepit sports complex on the road to the airport. For years, following the Cuban revolution, rock music was banned on Cuban state TV and radio. Cubans who wore long hair and beards faced harassment from officials, including Fidel Castro who told them to dress like men. No more. "Years ago it was difficult to hear our music but here we are," Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger told the crowd in Spanish. "The times are changing."

OPTIONS:
- Cuba police and soldiers walked around  the concert but it was marked by a mostly joyous atmosphere.
- Cuban police and soldiers walked around  the concert but it was marked by a mostly joyous atmosphere.
- Cubans police and soldiers walked around  the concert but it was marked by a mostly joyous atmosphere.
- Fidel Castro police and soldiers walked around  the concert but it was marked by a mostly joyous atmosphere.
- Mick Jagger police and soldiers walked around  the concert but it was marked by a mostly joyous atmosphere.
- Rolling Stones police and soldiers walked around  the concert but it was marked by a mostly joyous atmosphere.
- Spanish police and soldiers walked around  the concert but it was marked by a mostly joyous atmosphere.


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The weekend's top flight action saw Manchester City return to the top of the  table alongside Leicester, while Liverpool beat Swansea to continue their impressive form. Crystal Palace thrashed Newcastle to leave Steve McClaren's side struggling in the bottom three, and Chelsea were held to a goalless draw by Tottenham. Sportsmail columnist Jamie Redknapp takes a look back at some of the weekend's biggest talking points from the Premier League and beyond... This time last season if somebody said Diego Costa would not start away at Tottenham you would think they were crazy. He was a warrior last year and Chelsea's talisman. This season he has been poor. He was dropped to the bench at White Hart Lane and threw his bib away when he wasn't brought on.

He's had a fantastic season, as have

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.
- Bournemouth, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.
- Chelsea, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.
- Crystal Palace, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.
- Diego Costa, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.
- Jamie Redknapp, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.
- Jamie Vardy, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.
- Leicester, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.
- Liverpool, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.
- Manchester City, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.
- Newcastle, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.
- Premier League, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.
- Sam Allardyce, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.
- Sportsmail, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.
- Steve McClaren, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.
- Swansea, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.
- Tottenham, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.
- White Hart Lane, but they will do well to repeat it next time around.


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Vatican City (CNN) Mother Teresa, a Catholic nun who devoted her life to helping India's poor, has been declared a saint in a canonization Mass held by Pope Francis in the Vatican. Pope Francis delivered the formula for the canonization of the Albanian-born nun -- known as the "saint of the gutters" -- before huge crowds of pilgrims gathered in St. Peter's Square in Vatican City on Sunday morning. Applause broke out before he completed the formula of canonization, in which he declared "Blessed Teresa of Calcutta to be a saint." India renamed the city of Calcutta to Kolkata in 2001 to match the Bengali pronunciation. But the church uses the spelling of Calcutta in its references to Mother Teresa.

But when I prayed to Mother Teresa from my heart,

OPTIONS:
- Albanian blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Bengali blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- CNN blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Calcutta blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Catholic blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Francis blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- India blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Kolkata blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Mass blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Mother Teresa blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Pope Francis blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- St. Peter's Square blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Teresa blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Vatican blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Vatican City blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.


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The thermometer reading Mario Balotelli shared on social media to prove he was too ill to play against Blackburn on Wednesday night will make no difference to Brendan Rodgers. Liverpool’s manager had already gone cold on the Italian, concluding some time ago that he has no future at Anfield. Rodgers will admit he ignored the warnings about Balotelli. He knew Jose Mourinho considered him ‘unmanageable’ and he listened to the anecdotal evidence he received from the members of his staff who had encountered the troublesome striker during their time at Manchester City. But Rodgers rather hoped Balotelli might be maturing with age, and he made the mistake of thinking he could succeed where others had failed in actually getting through to him.

On the training field there have been similar issues; a situation that has offended team-mates who do buy into

OPTIONS:
- Anfield’ methods and want to build on the success they enjoyed last season.
- Balotelli’ methods and want to build on the success they enjoyed last season.
- Blackburn’ methods and want to build on the success they enjoyed last season.
- Brendan Rodgers’ methods and want to build on the success they enjoyed last season.
- Italian’ methods and want to build on the success they enjoyed last season.
- Jose Mourinho’ methods and want to build on the success they enjoyed last season.
- Liverpool’ methods and want to build on the success they enjoyed last season.
- Manchester City’ methods and want to build on the success they enjoyed last season.
- Mario Balotelli’ methods and want to build on the success they enjoyed last season.
- Robbie Savage’ methods and want to build on the success they enjoyed last season.
- Rodgers’ methods and want to build on the success they enjoyed last season.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump said Sunday that Russian President Vladimir Putin won't make a military move into Ukraine -- even though Putin already has done just that, seizing the country's Crimean Peninsula. "He's not going into Ukraine, OK, just so you understand. He's not going to go into Ukraine, all right? You can mark it down. You can put it down. You can take it anywhere you want," Trump said in an interview on Sunday with ABC's George Stephanopoulos on "This Week." "Well, he's already there, isn't he?" Stephanopoulos responded, in a reference to Crimea, which Putin took from Ukraine in early 2014.

During the ABC interview, Stephanopoulos interjected to note that Trump has suggested he could recognize Russia's claim on Crimea over Ukraine's -- and

OPTIONS:
- ABC didn't back away from that possibility in the interview.
- CNN didn't back away from that possibility in the interview.
- Crimea didn't back away from that possibility in the interview.
- Crimean Peninsula didn't back away from that possibility in the interview.
- Crimean peninsula didn't back away from that possibility in the interview.
- Donald Trump didn't back away from that possibility in the interview.
- George Stephanopoulos didn't back away from that possibility in the interview.
- OK didn't back away from that possibility in the interview.
- Putin didn't back away from that possibility in the interview.
- Russia didn't back away from that possibility in the interview.
- Russian didn't back away from that possibility in the interview.
- Stephanopoulos didn't back away from that possibility in the interview.
- This Week didn't back away from that possibility in the interview.
- Trump didn't back away from that possibility in the interview.
- Ukraine didn't back away from that possibility in the interview.
- Vladimir Putin didn't back away from that possibility in the interview.
- Washington didn't back away from that possibility in the interview.


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When two North Carolina brothers found out their wives were both pregnant at the same time, they decided to join forces to surprise their family and friends in a creative way. Aaron and Jon Murray, and their wives Liz and Danielle, parodied Walk the Moon's  'Shut Up and Dance', writing new lyrics to help share the exciting double baby news. Jon told Daily Mail Online that Danielle knew even before they got pregnant again that she wanted to do a pregnancy announcement video if the couple, who have three daughters, got the chance. But it was when they shared the idea with Aaron and Liz, who like Jon and Danielle also live in Raleigh, that they found out they weren't the only  family that was about to get a little bigger.

But no matter whether its a boy or a girl,

OPTIONS:
- Aaron knows one thing.
- Aaron Murray knows one thing.
- Daily Mail Online knows one thing.
- Danielle knows one thing.
- Jon knows one thing.
- Jon Murray knows one thing.
- Liz knows one thing.
- North Carolina knows one thing.
- Raleigh knows one thing.
- Shut Up and Dance knows one thing.
- Walk the Moon knows one thing.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) President Donald Trump lashed out at Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party in a tweet Sunday morning, saying the former secretary of state "colluded" with the party in the presidential primary to defeat Sen. Bernie Sanders. "Is she allowed to so collude?" the President asked. "Unfair to Bernie!" The tweet is an apparent reference to a cache of nearly 20,000 hacked Democratic National Committee emails released by WikiLeaks nearly one year ago that Sanders' supporters' said bolstered their claims that the party favored Clinton. The tweet comes as congressional committees and Department of Justice special counsel Robert Mueller continue investigations into Russia's efforts to influence the US election and the Trump campaign's contacts with Russian officials, including allegations of collusion between his campaign and Russia in an effort to defeat Clinton during the presidential campaign. Trump, his campaign and Russian officials have denied any collusion took place between them.

Another seemed to depict an attorney for

OPTIONS:
- Bernie's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
- Bernie Sanders's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
- CNN's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
- Clinton's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
- Congress's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
- DNC's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
- Democratic National Committee's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
- Democratic Party's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
- Department of Justice's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
- Donald Trump's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
- Hillary Clinton's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
- Robby Mook's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
- Robert Mueller's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
- Russia's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
- Russian's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
- Sanders's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
- Trump's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
- US's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.
- WikiLeaks's campaign advising the committee on how to defend her against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.


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

(CNN) It's fair to say Jermaine Fowler stole the Emmys show on Sunday night. In between award presentations and host Stephen Colbert's segments, Fowler injected humor and energy into the three-hour-long show at Los Angeles' Microsoft Theater. The Emmy announcer dazzled the audience with trivia about Kate McKinnon and Laura Dern and gave shout-outs to "Insecure" star Issa Rae and "Master of None's" Lena Waithe. Even Winston Churchill got a nod from the energetic Fowler when actor John Lithgow won the best supporting actor Emmy for his role as the former British prime minister on "The Crown." Pretty much Fowler got his entire life with the moments he was allowed during the ceremony.

While Netflix dubbed him "The

OPTIONS:
- British hero we didn't know we needed," some thought he was a bit over the top.
- Emmy hero we didn't know we needed," some thought he was a bit over the top.
- Emmys hero we didn't know we needed," some thought he was a bit over the top.
- Fowler hero we didn't know we needed," some thought he was a bit over the top.
- Insecure hero we didn't know we needed," some thought he was a bit over the top.
- Issa Rae hero we didn't know we needed," some thought he was a bit over the top.
- Jermaine Fowler hero we didn't know we needed," some thought he was a bit over the top.
- John Lithgow hero we didn't know we needed," some thought he was a bit over the top.
- Kate McKinnon hero we didn't know we needed," some thought he was a bit over the top.
- Laura Dern hero we didn't know we needed," some thought he was a bit over the top.
- Lena Waithe hero we didn't know we needed," some thought he was a bit over the top.
- Los Angeles hero we didn't know we needed," some thought he was a bit over the top.
- Master of None's hero we didn't know we needed," some thought he was a bit over the top.
- Microsoft Theater hero we didn't know we needed," some thought he was a bit over the top.
- Stephen Colbert hero we didn't know we needed," some thought he was a bit over the top.
- The Crown hero we didn't know we needed," some thought he was a bit over the top.
- Winston Churchill hero we didn't know we needed," some thought he was a bit over the top.


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(CNN) They are the kind of shoes designed to start a conversation, but not one with the Transportation Security Administration. Over the weekend, a woman went to board her flight at Baltimore-Washington International when the TSA stopped her. The unidentified traveler had a pair of gun-themed shoes and bracelets in one of her carry-on bags, TSA spokesperson Lisa Farbstein said. "We do not permit replica guns or ammunition past checkpoints," Farbstein says. "She was advised that she could put them in a checked bag." The woman returned to the airline counter and tried to get the shoes and bracelets checked, Farbstein said, but it was too late. The traveler returned to the checkpoint "and left the shoes and bracelets with TSA in order to catch her flight."

"Items such as this look like real, actual firearms to the

OPTIONS:
- BWI Airport officers who are staffing the X-ray monitors," and will only cause delays, Farbstein says.
- Baltimore officers who are staffing the X-ray monitors," and will only cause delays, Farbstein says.
- Farbstein officers who are staffing the X-ray monitors," and will only cause delays, Farbstein says.
- Lisa Farbstein officers who are staffing the X-ray monitors," and will only cause delays, Farbstein says.
- TSA officers who are staffing the X-ray monitors," and will only cause delays, Farbstein says.
- Transportation Security Administration officers who are staffing the X-ray monitors," and will only cause delays, Farbstein says.
- Washington International officers who are staffing the X-ray monitors," and will only cause delays, Farbstein says.


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A professor at Texas Woman's University in Denton has come under fire for writing a controversial opinion piece claiming an impending law that allows firearms to be carried on college campuses could see an inflation in grades out of fear and intimidation. Jessica Gullion, an assistant professor of sociology at the university, believes that allowing students to carry guns will drastically change the power dynamic between teachers and students when discussing grades. In a piece for Newsweek, she wrote: 'Will we soon see a new sort of grade inflation, with students earning a 4.0 GPA with their firepower rather than brainpower?'

OPTIONS:
- Denton cited past experiences in being intimidated by unhappy and upset students - and how that would be overhauled if a weapon were involved.
- GPA cited past experiences in being intimidated by unhappy and upset students - and how that would be overhauled if a weapon were involved.
- Gullion cited past experiences in being intimidated by unhappy and upset students - and how that would be overhauled if a weapon were involved.
- Jessica Gullion cited past experiences in being intimidated by unhappy and upset students - and how that would be overhauled if a weapon were involved.
- NRA cited past experiences in being intimidated by unhappy and upset students - and how that would be overhauled if a weapon were involved.
- Newsweek cited past experiences in being intimidated by unhappy and upset students - and how that would be overhauled if a weapon were involved.
- Penned cited past experiences in being intimidated by unhappy and upset students - and how that would be overhauled if a weapon were involved.
- Texas cited past experiences in being intimidated by unhappy and upset students - and how that would be overhauled if a weapon were involved.
- Texas Woman's University cited past experiences in being intimidated by unhappy and upset students - and how that would be overhauled if a weapon were involved.


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(CNN) With three weeks left before election day, most Americans are asking whether there's any silver lining to this mess we call a presidential campaign. And perhaps there is. The "Access Hollywood" recording -- which captured Donald Trump's raw, predatory approach toward women -- sparked controversy concerning the Republican nominee. This political firestorm was only further fueled by the stream of women who have come forward with allegations of sexual assault in the wake of this scandal, and Trump's inflammatory response to these claims. This situation could cost Trump the election. Yet in an ironic twist, the world's most notorious misogynist may start the nation down the path of finally deciding, once and for all, to treat women as equals. What an unexpected blessing that would be!

There has been widespread acknowledgment that these misogynistic actions occur for a while now, but the latest push is one that is distinctively toward attitudinal change: a sense that it's time for men like

OPTIONS:
- Access Hollywood to move on and that women are done tolerating the status quo.
- Americans to move on and that women are done tolerating the status quo.
- Donald Trump to move on and that women are done tolerating the status quo.
- Martha Pease to move on and that women are done tolerating the status quo.
- Pease to move on and that women are done tolerating the status quo.
- Republican to move on and that women are done tolerating the status quo.
- Trump to move on and that women are done tolerating the status quo.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Three more of Hillary Clinton's 'everyday Americans'  have been revealed to have strong links to the Democrat party - including one who could be set to support a rival bid for the White House. Julie Stauch and married couple Sean Bagniewski and Vidhya Reddy all appear in on the video announcing Clinton's 2016 bid. They are part of a diverse group of people - from young mothers and people preparing for retirement, to Spanish-speaking brothers preparing to start a business and an Asian-American college graduate looking for her first job - chosen to show aspirational citizens as Clinton looks to speak to to wide demographic of voters.

Bagniewski, who lost  in 2013, is also said to be in talks with

OPTIONS:
- Americans’s people and may support him
- Clinton’s people and may support him
- Democrat party’s people and may support him
- Hillary Clinton’s people and may support him
- Julie Stauch’s people and may support him
- O'Malley’s people and may support him
- Sean Bagniewski’s people and may support him
- Spanish’s people and may support him
- Vidhya Reddy’s people and may support him
- Wendy Davis’s people and may support him
- White House’s people and may support him


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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Don Cornelius, the founder of the "Soul Train" television show, was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound to his head Wednesday, authorities said. He was 75. Cornelius died of a gunshot wound at a house on Mulholland Drive, said Los Angeles police Officer Tenesha Dodine. Police responded to the call about 4 a.m. (7 a.m. ET), Dodine said. Cornelius was pronounced dead at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, according to Lt. Larry Dietz of the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office. Los Angeles police investigators reported to the coroner that Cornelius died from a "self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head," coroner's Assistant Chief Ed Winter said. The coroner's office will perform an autopsy to confirm the cause of death.

In an interview with CNN Wednesday,

OPTIONS:
- CNN said he appeared in ill health when she saw him recently.
- Cedars-Sinai Medical Center said he appeared in ill health when she saw him recently.
- Cornelius said he appeared in ill health when she saw him recently.
- Dodine said he appeared in ill health when she saw him recently.
- Don Cornelius said he appeared in ill health when she saw him recently.
- Ed Winter said he appeared in ill health when she saw him recently.
- Gladys Knight said he appeared in ill health when she saw him recently.
- Larry Dietz said he appeared in ill health when she saw him recently.
- Los Angeles said he appeared in ill health when she saw him recently.
- Los Angeles County Coroner's Office said he appeared in ill health when she saw him recently.
- Mulholland Drive said he appeared in ill health when she saw him recently.
- NEW said he appeared in ill health when she saw him recently.
- Quincy Jones said he appeared in ill health when she saw him recently.
- Soul Train said he appeared in ill health when she saw him recently.
- Tenesha Dodine said he appeared in ill health when she saw him recently.


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Romelu Lukaku's agent claims Roberto Martinez told him that Everton are willing to sell the striker if a 'good offer' is made. The 22-year-old forward has been subject to rumours linking him with a £40million move to Paris-Saint Germain and agent Mino Raiola insists the transfer can go ahead with Martinez's blessing. Speaking to French radio station Radio Monte Carlo, Raiola said: 'Lukaku to PSG? We had a discussion with Martinez, he said he would let him leave Everton if a good offer comes in. 'But talking about the transfer window now makes no sense.' Martinez rejected talk at the end of last season  that the Belgium international joined Raiola to arrange his Goodison Park exit. Raiola is one of the most influential agents in the game with Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Paul Pogba and Mario Balotelli among his  clients.

OPTIONS:
- Belgium is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.
- Everton is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.
- French is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.
- Germain is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.
- Goodison Park is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.
- Lukaku is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.
- Mario Balotelli is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.
- Martinez is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.
- Mino Raiola is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.
- PSG is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.
- Paris is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.
- Paris Saint is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.
- Paul Pogba is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.
- Radio Monte Carlo is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.
- Raiola is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.
- Roberto Martinez is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.
- Romelu Lukaku is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.
- Saint Germain is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic is entitled to do that,' the Everton manager said in April.


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The prosecution of a Swedish man accused of attending a terrorist training camp in Syria has collapsed. Bherlin Gildo was due to stand trial at London's Old Bailey accused of attending a terrorist training camp between 2012 and 2013 and possessing information likely to be useful to a terrorist. But the case against him was dropped today and he was cleared of the charges after a wrangle between lawyers and the British and Swedish security services. It can now be disclosed that Gildo once posed with weaponry and dead bodies as he became a notorious propagandist for rebel groups. But the court heard that the Swedish security services helped him return to his home country after he turned his back on the group.

OPTIONS:
- Bherlin Gildo has not prosecuted individuals who have fought in Syria and have no laws which make it illegal to receive training with militant groups abroad.
- British has not prosecuted individuals who have fought in Syria and have no laws which make it illegal to receive training with militant groups abroad.
- Gildo has not prosecuted individuals who have fought in Syria and have no laws which make it illegal to receive training with militant groups abroad.
- Heathrow has not prosecuted individuals who have fought in Syria and have no laws which make it illegal to receive training with militant groups abroad.
- London has not prosecuted individuals who have fought in Syria and have no laws which make it illegal to receive training with militant groups abroad.
- Old Bailey has not prosecuted individuals who have fought in Syria and have no laws which make it illegal to receive training with militant groups abroad.
- Philippines has not prosecuted individuals who have fought in Syria and have no laws which make it illegal to receive training with militant groups abroad.
- Swede has not prosecuted individuals who have fought in Syria and have no laws which make it illegal to receive training with militant groups abroad.
- Sweden has not prosecuted individuals who have fought in Syria and have no laws which make it illegal to receive training with militant groups abroad.
- Swedish has not prosecuted individuals who have fought in Syria and have no laws which make it illegal to receive training with militant groups abroad.
- Syria has not prosecuted individuals who have fought in Syria and have no laws which make it illegal to receive training with militant groups abroad.


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President Barack Obama delivered a stinging rebuke to comedian Bill Cosby on Wednesday during a White House press conference that was otherwise focused on his Iran nuclear deal, saying of the date-rape drugging allegations dozens of women have lobbed at him: 'That's rape.' He was asked whether the Presidential Medal of Freedom Cosby was awarded in 2002 would be taken away, and launched into a heartfelt but damning criticism. 'If you give a woman, or a man for that matter, without his or her knowledge, a drug and then have sex with that person without consent, that's rape,' the president said.

In November,

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama's attorney spoke out specifically against Dickinson's claims, something he's been wont to do regarding claims of dozens of other women.
- Bill Cosby's attorney spoke out specifically against Dickinson's claims, something he's been wont to do regarding claims of dozens of other women.
- Cosby's attorney spoke out specifically against Dickinson's claims, something he's been wont to do regarding claims of dozens of other women.
- Gloria Allred's attorney spoke out specifically against Dickinson's claims, something he's been wont to do regarding claims of dozens of other women.
- Iran's attorney spoke out specifically against Dickinson's claims, something he's been wont to do regarding claims of dozens of other women.
- Obama's attorney spoke out specifically against Dickinson's claims, something he's been wont to do regarding claims of dozens of other women.
- Presidential Medal of Freedom's attorney spoke out specifically against Dickinson's claims, something he's been wont to do regarding claims of dozens of other women.
- Presidential Medal of Freedom Cosby's attorney spoke out specifically against Dickinson's claims, something he's been wont to do regarding claims of dozens of other women.
- White House's attorney spoke out specifically against Dickinson's claims, something he's been wont to do regarding claims of dozens of other women.


The grieving sister of murdered bride-to-be Stephanie Scott has released the poem that she wrote for her sister and her intended brother-in-law on what would have been their wedding day. Kim Scott posted the poem on Saturday morning, a day after the body of a woman was discovered in Cocoparra National Park on Friday afternoon and following the arrest of school cleaner Vincent Stanford, 24, with her murder on Thursday morning. The 26-year-old English and Drama teacher was due to marry her long-time partner Aaron Leeson Woolley on Saturday, a fact keenly plain the poem, which was addressed to 'my dearest Stephanie and Aaron on your wedding day. This is for you.'

Ms Scott at her hen's party before she disappeared just six days before her wedding to

OPTIONS:
- Aaron-Woolley
- Aaron Leeson Woolley-Woolley
- Cocoparra National Park-Woolley
- Drama-Woolley
- English-Woolley
- Kim-Woolley
- Kim Scott-Woolley
- Scott-Woolley
- Stephanie-Woolley
- Stephanie Scott-Woolley
- Vincent Stanford-Woolley
- Woolley-Woolley


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Mark Hughes will warn Roy Hodgson against calling up Jack Butland to the England squad next month as the goalkeeper nurses a broken finger. Butland suffered the injury on Friday in training but was Man of the Match for Stoke City on Saturday, brilliantly keeping rampant Norwich City at bay. His early-season form means England will look to give the 22-year-old the nod to be Joe Hart's understudy for games against San Marino and Switzerland. Hughes, however, would rather he stopped in the Potteries. 'He has got to be careful with it,' the manager said. 'It was a big decision to let him play but he is a very positive young man and that's why I didn't have any real fear.

Butland said: 'The

OPTIONS:
- Butland fans have been very supportive and they sing it most games.
- England fans have been very supportive and they sing it most games.
- Hughes fans have been very supportive and they sing it most games.
- Jack Butland fans have been very supportive and they sing it most games.
- Joe Hart fans have been very supportive and they sing it most games.
- Man of the Match fans have been very supportive and they sing it most games.
- Mark Hughes fans have been very supportive and they sing it most games.
- Norwich City fans have been very supportive and they sing it most games.
- Potteries fans have been very supportive and they sing it most games.
- Roy Hodgson fans have been very supportive and they sing it most games.
- San Marino fans have been very supportive and they sing it most games.
- Stoke fans have been very supportive and they sing it most games.
- Stoke City fans have been very supportive and they sing it most games.
- Switzerland fans have been very supportive and they sing it most games.


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

When Chelsea Clinton became the first daughter of the United States of America, she was just a twelve-year-old from Arkansas with a full head of voluminous frizzy curls. But over the years, as Chelsea has grown up into an intelligent and elegant woman, her curls quickly began to fade, appearing more and more controlled as the years wore on, before eventually vanishing completely. Now, in a candid interview with Elle magazine, Chelsea has finally revealed just what happened to her much-loved ringlets – insisting that, far from being an intentional style change, her once-unruly mane simply straightened itself out over time.

Despite her glamorous look in this month's

OPTIONS:
- America fashion spread, Chelsea confessed that fashion is not her forte.
- Arkansas fashion spread, Chelsea confessed that fashion is not her forte.
- Charlotte fashion spread, Chelsea confessed that fashion is not her forte.
- Chelsea fashion spread, Chelsea confessed that fashion is not her forte.
- Chelsea Clinton fashion spread, Chelsea confessed that fashion is not her forte.
- Elle magazine fashion spread, Chelsea confessed that fashion is not her forte.
- United States of America fashion spread, Chelsea confessed that fashion is not her forte.
- White House fashion spread, Chelsea confessed that fashion is not her forte.


They say you can't buy class but can you buy it for your child? That's the question being asked by TV presenters Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford in their new TV show for Channel 5. The couple gain access to the top echelons of high society to discover just how much it costs to ensure your offspring rubs shoulders with the royalty and future world leaders. As they explore polo clubs and public schools, the couple find out that this route has certainly worked for many before. Princes William and Harry made firm friends from different backgrounds through polo, dubbed the 'sport of Kings' because of its association with the aristocratic, while Chelsey Davies and Cressida Bonas both found their way into Harry's affections after attending the top public school of Stowe.

It seems that no matter how much we try and ensure everyone has an equal chance to run the country or be in a position of influence, it seems that everyone at the top of the

OPTIONS:
- Channel 5 tree already knows each other from school, university or through friends.
- Chelsey Davies tree already knows each other from school, university or through friends.
- Chelsy Davy tree already knows each other from school, university or through friends.
- Cressida Bonas tree already knows each other from school, university or through friends.
- Discover tree already knows each other from school, university or through friends.
- Eamonn Holmes tree already knows each other from school, university or through friends.
- Harry tree already knows each other from school, university or through friends.
- Prince Harry tree already knows each other from school, university or through friends.
- Ruth Langsford tree already knows each other from school, university or through friends.
- Stowe tree already knows each other from school, university or through friends.
- UK tree already knows each other from school, university or through friends.
- William tree already knows each other from school, university or through friends.


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Reno, Nevada (CNN) The chairman of the Nevada Republican Party argued Saturday during a rally here for Donald Trump that polling locations stayed open late to accommodate long lines of voters "so a certain group could vote." The chairman, Michael McDonald, was referring to a polling location in Clark County, which is 30% Hispanic and the county in which Las Vegas is located. The polling location stayed open to allow voters who were already in line -- many of whom waited more than two hours, according to local reports -- to cast their ballots. "Last night, in Clark County, they kept a poll open 'til 10 o'clock at night so a certain group could vote," McDonald said in introductory remarks at the rally. "The polls are supposed to close at 7. This was kept open until 10. Yeah, you feel free right now? You think this is a free and easy election? That's why it's important."

More than 57,000 people voted in

OPTIONS:
- CNN on Friday, the largest single-day early voting turnout in the county, according to data from the Nevada secretary of state's office that's based on the party registration of those who have voted.
- Clark County on Friday, the largest single-day early voting turnout in the county, according to data from the Nevada secretary of state's office that's based on the party registration of those who have voted.
- Donald Trump on Friday, the largest single-day early voting turnout in the county, according to data from the Nevada secretary of state's office that's based on the party registration of those who have voted.
- Hispanic on Friday, the largest single-day early voting turnout in the county, according to data from the Nevada secretary of state's office that's based on the party registration of those who have voted.
- Las Vegas on Friday, the largest single-day early voting turnout in the county, according to data from the Nevada secretary of state's office that's based on the party registration of those who have voted.
- McDonald on Friday, the largest single-day early voting turnout in the county, according to data from the Nevada secretary of state's office that's based on the party registration of those who have voted.
- Michael McDonald on Friday, the largest single-day early voting turnout in the county, according to data from the Nevada secretary of state's office that's based on the party registration of those who have voted.
- Nevada on Friday, the largest single-day early voting turnout in the county, according to data from the Nevada secretary of state's office that's based on the party registration of those who have voted.
- Nevada Republican Party on Friday, the largest single-day early voting turnout in the county, according to data from the Nevada secretary of state's office that's based on the party registration of those who have voted.
- Reno on Friday, the largest single-day early voting turnout in the county, according to data from the Nevada secretary of state's office that's based on the party registration of those who have voted.
- Trump on Friday, the largest single-day early voting turnout in the county, according to data from the Nevada secretary of state's office that's based on the party registration of those who have voted.


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

White Plains, New York (CNN) To Hillary Clinton's campaign, Donald Trump is no more than the political version of Biff Tannen from "Back to the Future," Mick from "Teen Wolf "and Regina George from "Mean Girls." The Clinton campaign's latest ad compares Trump to a series of movie bullies by pairing disparaging lines from the actors with comments Trump has made throughout his career. The formula goes like this: Regina George from Mean Girls saying "you are so stupid" is paired with Trump saying "how stupid are the people of the country" at a November rally, while Biff from Back to the Future saying "I don't want to see you in here again" is paired with Trump kicking people out of his rallies.

"Hillary Clinton should look in the mirror on this one,"

OPTIONS:
- Back to the Future spokesman Jason Miller said.
- Biff spokesman Jason Miller said.
- Biff Tannen spokesman Jason Miller said.
- CNN spokesman Jason Miller said.
- Clinton spokesman Jason Miller said.
- Donald Trump spokesman Jason Miller said.
- Florida spokesman Jason Miller said.
- Hillary Clinton spokesman Jason Miller said.
- Iowa spokesman Jason Miller said.
- Mean Girls spokesman Jason Miller said.
- Mick spokesman Jason Miller said.
- Nevada spokesman Jason Miller said.
- New York spokesman Jason Miller said.
- Pennsylvania spokesman Jason Miller said.
- Regina George spokesman Jason Miller said.
- Teen Wolf spokesman Jason Miller said.
- Trump spokesman Jason Miller said.
- White Plains spokesman Jason Miller said.


Write the next sentence.

Following the tragic suicide of a 13-year-old girl in Washington State last month, the woman whose car the desperate teen fell onto after dropping off a bridge is speaking out. Chelci Frutos was driving to work along Interstate 5 in Tacoma on May 29 when she saw an object drop out of the sky. 'I saw a long black ponytail as she was falling,' Frutos told The Washington Post. 'Afterwards, I kept picturing her falling over and over and over again in my mind.' The girl she saw was 13-year-old Izabel Lazamana, who died the next day at the hospital due to her injuries.

Since the suicide, Frutos' sister started a GoFundMe page to help raise money to replace the car, but the page has since been attacked by many who believe the family is being insensitive to

OPTIONS:
- Chelci Frutos's suicide.
- Frutos's suicide.
- Interstate 5's suicide.
- Izabel Lazamana's suicide.
- Lazamana's suicide.
- Tacoma's suicide.
- The Washington Post's suicide.
- Washington State's suicide.


Washington (CNN) When reality boxes in President Donald Trump, he simply chooses his own alternative, convenient truth. The President reached for this politically pliable tactic yet again Tuesday while effectively endorsing Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore despite allegations the outspoken judge pursued teenagers, including a girl as young as 14. Trump noted that Moore, who has been disowned by the leadership of his own Republican Party, disputed all the allegations against him. "He totally denies it," Trump told reporters before leaving for his Thanksgiving break in Florida, putting himself at odds with almost all of the senior leaders of his party by siding with Moore.

The source said Trump sees what's happening to Moore as similar to the accusations of sexual abuse leveled against

OPTIONS:
- Alabama himself during the 2016 campaign.
- CNN himself during the 2016 campaign.
- Donald Trump himself during the 2016 campaign.
- Florida himself during the 2016 campaign.
- Lago himself during the 2016 campaign.
- Mar himself during the 2016 campaign.
- Moore himself during the 2016 campaign.
- Republican Party himself during the 2016 campaign.
- Roy Moore himself during the 2016 campaign.
- Senate himself during the 2016 campaign.
- South Lawn himself during the 2016 campaign.
- Trump himself during the 2016 campaign.
- Washington himself during the 2016 campaign.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) When Peter MacDonald, Fleming Begaye and Thomas Begay joined the elite fraternity of Navajo Code Talkers during World War II, they had no idea what they were getting into. That was by design. The top-secret program they joined wouldn't even be declassified until more than two decades later -- long after the secret Navajo code language had played a vital role in the American war effort. All they knew at the time was that the Marines were recruiting and needed help from the Navajo people. "So we all volunteered. That's how he went in, that's how he went in, that's how I went in," said MacDonald, now 90, of his two comrades. MacDonald, Begaye and Begay were at the White House on Monday to receive praise for their service.

But the Navajo language's syntax and linguistics are particularly tricky for non-

OPTIONS:
- American, and it is not written.
- Begay, and it is not written.
- Begaye, and it is not written.
- Fleming Begaye, and it is not written.
- MacDonald, and it is not written.
- Marines, and it is not written.
- Navajo, and it is not written.
- Navajo Code Talkers, and it is not written.
- Pacific, and it is not written.
- Peter MacDonald, and it is not written.
- Thomas Begay, and it is not written.
- US, and it is not written.
- White House, and it is not written.
- World War II, and it is not written.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Columbus, Ohio (CNN) Hillary Clinton is narrowing her choices for a running mate, intently focusing on a handful of potential candidates as her team closes in on the final weeks of vetting before she makes a decision in less than a month, several Democrats watching the process tell CNN. With her long Democratic primary fight now over, Clinton has privately signaled she is less concerned about choosing someone who fills a specific liberal or progressive void, rather than selecting a partner who is fully prepared for the job and has a strong camaraderie with her. The list of serious vice presidential candidates is believed to be smaller rather than larger, with Democrats close to the campaign placing it at no more than five contenders. But several aides acknowledged they were not sure, considering the secrecy imposed on the process by Clinton.

The real scrutiny, though, comes through the work of

OPTIONS:
- CNN lawyers and researchers who are assigned specific candidates and are walled-off from others.
- Clinton lawyers and researchers who are assigned specific candidates and are walled-off from others.
- Columbus lawyers and researchers who are assigned specific candidates and are walled-off from others.
- Democratic lawyers and researchers who are assigned specific candidates and are walled-off from others.
- Democrats lawyers and researchers who are assigned specific candidates and are walled-off from others.
- Elizabeth Warren lawyers and researchers who are assigned specific candidates and are walled-off from others.
- HUD lawyers and researchers who are assigned specific candidates and are walled-off from others.
- Hillary Clinton lawyers and researchers who are assigned specific candidates and are walled-off from others.
- Julian Castro lawyers and researchers who are assigned specific candidates and are walled-off from others.
- Ohio lawyers and researchers who are assigned specific candidates and are walled-off from others.
- Tim Kaine lawyers and researchers who are assigned specific candidates and are walled-off from others.


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

This is the heartwarming moment a Kansas police officer helped a widowed mother of six who had just been caught shoplifting at Walmart. Sarah Robinson and her six children were in the retailer's parking lot when Officer Mark Engravalle arrived at the Roeland Park store and saw that three of her daughters didn't have shoes - and their feet were covered in dirt. Robinson told Engravalle she and her daughters had been homeless after her husband died in an accidental drowning in 2011. The family was currently living out of their car and sometimes shared a rented one room bedroom in a stranger's house, according to KSHB.

'We were both in tears, it was more of a mutual understanding, we didn't really say anything,' said

OPTIONS:
- Engravalle about the moment after he purchased items for the family.
- KSHB about the moment after he purchased items for the family.
- Kansas about the moment after he purchased items for the family.
- Mark Engravalle about the moment after he purchased items for the family.
- Robinson about the moment after he purchased items for the family.
- Roeland Park about the moment after he purchased items for the family.
- Sarah Robinson about the moment after he purchased items for the family.
- Walmart about the moment after he purchased items for the family.


Complete the passage.

A low-cost airline from the land of the Vikings has launched a dramatic new transatlantic price-war against British Airways and Sir Richard Branson's Virgin with the 'cheapest' one-way UK tickets to Boston from as low as £179 . The daring raid by Scandinavian budget airline Norwegian is likely to spark retaliatory headline-grabbing price cuts by its rivals when the new service begins next spring with flights between London's Gatwick and Boston's Logan airports. The new Norwegian flights from Gatwick airport are directly targeting major airlines on the route including British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Delta, American Airlines and KLM, which fly to Boston directly or via other hubs.

OPTIONS:
- American Airlines insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.
- Boston insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.
- Boston Logan insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.
- British Airways insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.
- Delta insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.
- Gatwick insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.
- KLM insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.
- Logan insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.
- London insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.
- London Gatwick insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.
- Norwegian insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.
- Richard Branson insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.
- Scandinavian insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.
- UK insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.
- USA insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.
- Vikings insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.
- Virgin insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.
- Virgin Atlantic insists the £179 base price is not just a 'one-off' launch offer.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) In October 2007, the Gallup polling organization wrote that, "Gallup's 2007 national presidential polling strongly points to [Hillary] Clinton winning the 2008 Democratic nomination. Barring something unusual or otherwise unexpected, she is well positioned for the 2008 Democratic primaries." Gallup was wrong. In June 2008, it wrote, "After winning one of the most competitive nomination battles in U.S. history, Barack Obama faces what looks to be an equally tough general election for the presidency." Gallup's polling had Obama and John McCain neck and neck, with McCain leading by a marginal point. In November 2008, Barack Obama was elected president, winning 52.9% of the popular vote to McCain's 45.7%.

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama is an activist, columnist and television commentator, and a supporter of Bernie Sanders.
- CNN is an activist, columnist and television commentator, and a supporter of Bernie Sanders.
- California is an activist, columnist and television commentator, and a supporter of Bernie Sanders.
- Clinton is an activist, columnist and television commentator, and a supporter of Bernie Sanders.
- Democratic is an activist, columnist and television commentator, and a supporter of Bernie Sanders.
- Gallup is an activist, columnist and television commentator, and a supporter of Bernie Sanders.
- Hillary is an activist, columnist and television commentator, and a supporter of Bernie Sanders.
- John McCain is an activist, columnist and television commentator, and a supporter of Bernie Sanders.
- Kohn is an activist, columnist and television commentator, and a supporter of Bernie Sanders.
- McCain is an activist, columnist and television commentator, and a supporter of Bernie Sanders.
- Obama is an activist, columnist and television commentator, and a supporter of Bernie Sanders.
- Sally Kohn is an activist, columnist and television commentator, and a supporter of Bernie Sanders.
- Sanders is an activist, columnist and television commentator, and a supporter of Bernie Sanders.
- Trump is an activist, columnist and television commentator, and a supporter of Bernie Sanders.
- U.S. is an activist, columnist and television commentator, and a supporter of Bernie Sanders.


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

In Real Madrid president Florentino Perez’s detailing of the David de Gea deal that never was there is a sense that relations were already strained between the two biggest football clubs in the world... even before  deadline day passed. Perez never names Ed Woodward but references to ‘their people being inexperienced’ are aimed at him. Agent Jorge Mendes appears to be a necessary middle man without whom there is no contact between the two clubs, and Jose Angel Sanchez, Perez’s trusty lieutenant is, in complete contrast to his opposite number, the embodiment of professional efficiency. Perez told Cadena Ser in an interview on Thursday night: ‘It was the last day of the window and 12 hours before it was due to close they (United) told us, via (Jorge) Mendes, that they would be open to negotiations for (David) De Gea. That is when, Jose Angel Sanchez called them and an agreement was reached in half an hour’.

MANCHESTER UNITED: No offer was received for

OPTIONS:
- Cadena Ser until Monday.
- Cristiano Ronaldo until Monday.
- David de Gea until Monday.
- David) De Gea until Monday.
- Ed Woodward until Monday.
- Florentino Perez until Monday.
- Jorge Mendes until Monday.
- Jorge) Mendes until Monday.
- Jose Angel Sanchez until Monday.
- Madrid until Monday.
- Manchester United until Monday.
- Perez until Monday.
- Real Madrid until Monday.
- United until Monday.


How does the sentence end?

With six games to go - five for QPR and seven for Leicester - there are just four points separating the bottom five sides in the Premier League. As things stand the three promoted clubs, Leicester, Burnley and QPR, would make an immediate return to the championship, but Hull and Sunderland are teetering on the brink. Even Aston Villa and West Brom are not quite out of the dogfight, although our reporters are confident that the relegated clubs will come from the five teams currently at the foot of the table. Charlie Austin is hoping to fire QPR to safety, but will his goals be enough to save them?

QPR have shown enough to suggest they will beat the drop, and

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa's goals can prove decisive
- Burnley's goals can prove decisive
- Charlie Austin's goals can prove decisive
- Hull's goals can prove decisive
- Hull City's goals can prove decisive
- Leicester's goals can prove decisive
- Premier League's goals can prove decisive
- QPR's goals can prove decisive
- Sunderland's goals can prove decisive
- West Brom's goals can prove decisive


Write the next sentence.

The Chinese government had stern words for Israel at the start of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's five-day visit to the country. "We oppose the use of weapons. We believe the sovereignty of any country should be respected," said Hua Chunying, China's foreign ministry spokeswoman on Monday, responding to reports that Israel carried out airstrikes against its neighbor Syria last weekend. "China calls upon relevant parties to bear in mind peace and stability of the region, to exercise restraint and refrain from any actions that may escalate the tension," she added. Strangely, Netanyahu's visit to China on Monday coincided with the arrival of the President of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas.

"And we will explicitly tell the Israeli side

OPTIONS:
- Benjamin Netanyahu's position."
- China's position."
- Chinese's position."
- Hua Chunying's position."
- Israel's position."
- Israeli's position."
- Mahmoud Abbas's position."
- Mideast's position."
- Netanyahu's position."
- Palestinian's position."
- Palestinian Authority's position."
- Syria's position."


A new mom has spoken of her horror after her baby son was taken from her home by officials and given to an adoptive mother - despite the fact she had changed her mind before the infant's birth. Kimberly Rossler, 25, from Mobile, Alabama, decided to contact a local adoption agency after discovering she was pregnant with her 'on-off' boyfriend Greg's baby in October last year. She reportedly phoned up the non-profit organization, Adoption Rocks, and was put in touch with attorney, Donna Ames, who informed her that she had 'the perfect' mother in mind for her child. In subsequent days, Kimberly was introduced to the adoptive mother - Katherine 'Kate' Gilliard Sharp, a 'single businesswoman' from Birmingham - and agreed for her to adopt her unborn son.

After Donna was also told of

OPTIONS:
- Adoption Rocks's worries, she apparently found the pregnant woman a counselor, who helped her to rebuild her self-esteem and enabled her to see herself as a parent.
- Alabama's worries, she apparently found the pregnant woman a counselor, who helped her to rebuild her self-esteem and enabled her to see herself as a parent.
- Attorney's worries, she apparently found the pregnant woman a counselor, who helped her to rebuild her self-esteem and enabled her to see herself as a parent.
- Birmingham's worries, she apparently found the pregnant woman a counselor, who helped her to rebuild her self-esteem and enabled her to see herself as a parent.
- Donna Ames's worries, she apparently found the pregnant woman a counselor, who helped her to rebuild her self-esteem and enabled her to see herself as a parent.
- Gilliard Sharp's worries, she apparently found the pregnant woman a counselor, who helped her to rebuild her self-esteem and enabled her to see herself as a parent.
- Greg's worries, she apparently found the pregnant woman a counselor, who helped her to rebuild her self-esteem and enabled her to see herself as a parent.
- James Elliot's worries, she apparently found the pregnant woman a counselor, who helped her to rebuild her self-esteem and enabled her to see herself as a parent.
- Kate's worries, she apparently found the pregnant woman a counselor, who helped her to rebuild her self-esteem and enabled her to see herself as a parent.
- Kate' Sharp's worries, she apparently found the pregnant woman a counselor, who helped her to rebuild her self-esteem and enabled her to see herself as a parent.
- Katherine's worries, she apparently found the pregnant woman a counselor, who helped her to rebuild her self-esteem and enabled her to see herself as a parent.
- Katherine 'Kate's worries, she apparently found the pregnant woman a counselor, who helped her to rebuild her self-esteem and enabled her to see herself as a parent.
- Kimberly's worries, she apparently found the pregnant woman a counselor, who helped her to rebuild her self-esteem and enabled her to see herself as a parent.
- Kimberly Rossler's worries, she apparently found the pregnant woman a counselor, who helped her to rebuild her self-esteem and enabled her to see herself as a parent.
- Mobile's worries, she apparently found the pregnant woman a counselor, who helped her to rebuild her self-esteem and enabled her to see herself as a parent.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Comet lander Philae may be sitting on an object teeming with alien microbial life, according to two leading astronomers. Distinct features of the comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, such as its organic-rich black crust, are best explained by the presence of living organisms beneath an icy surface, they claim. The experts go as far as to suggest the comet is more hospitable to life than the Earth's polar regions. Rosetta, the European space craft orbiting the comet, is also said to have detected strange 'clusters' of organic material that look suspiciously like viral particles. But neither Rosetta nor its lander are equipped to search for direct evidence of life after a proposal to include this in the mission was allegedly laughed out of court.

'Five hundred years ago it was a struggle to have people accept that the

OPTIONS:
- Churyumov was not the centre of the universe.
- Earth was not the centre of the universe.
- European was not the centre of the universe.
- Gerasimenko was not the centre of the universe.
- Philae was not the centre of the universe.
- Rosetta was not the centre of the universe.


Write the last sentence in this story.

Hong Kong (CNN) China's leader has spoken to US President-elect Donald Trump to congratulate him on his stunning election victory. President Xi Jinping and Trump spoke on the phone Sunday night, and "established a clear sense of mutual respect for one another," according to a short statement from Trump's transition team. "President-elect Trump stated that he believes the two leaders will have one of the strongest relationships for both countries moving forward," it added. Chinese state media confirmed the call took place, and said that since the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two powers almost four decades ago, "bilateral relations have been developing continuously, bringing tangible benefits to peoples of both countries and promoting peace, stability and prosperity on the regional and world level."

"We can't continue to allow China to rape our country,"

OPTIONS:
- CNN said to supporters.
- China said to supporters.
- Chinese said to supporters.
- Donald Trump said to supporters.
- Hong Kong said to supporters.
- Trump said to supporters.
- US said to supporters.
- Xi Jinping said to supporters.


Write the last sentence in this story.

A 23-year-old man from Michigan is running 3,200 miles across the US, inspired by Forrest Gump. While he may not be running for 'three years, two months, 14 days and 16 hours' like Forrest - played by Tom Hanks in the 1994 Academy Award-winning movie by the same name - Barclay Oudersluys will be on the road for 100 days, covering between 31 and 32 miles at a time. By Friday, the athlete had completed 2,000 miles and was 63 days into his epic journey. 'I've been through thunderstorms, snow a couple times, really windy days out in Kansas, heat waves; it's a real mix,' he told ABC News.

Writing on Facebook yesterday, Mr

OPTIONS:
- ABC News said: 'Just giving another update about my very exciting in theory, but very boring in reality life.
- Academy Award said: 'Just giving another update about my very exciting in theory, but very boring in reality life.
- Barclay Oudersluys said: 'Just giving another update about my very exciting in theory, but very boring in reality life.
- Forrest said: 'Just giving another update about my very exciting in theory, but very boring in reality life.
- Forrest Gump said: 'Just giving another update about my very exciting in theory, but very boring in reality life.
- Kansas said: 'Just giving another update about my very exciting in theory, but very boring in reality life.
- Michigan said: 'Just giving another update about my very exciting in theory, but very boring in reality life.
- Tom Hanks said: 'Just giving another update about my very exciting in theory, but very boring in reality life.
- US said: 'Just giving another update about my very exciting in theory, but very boring in reality life.


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

The murder of a woman at a popular San Francisco pier allegedly by an illegal immigrant could have been avoided, federal immigration officials said Monday. The suspect, Francisco Sanchez - a Mexican national who has been deported five times and is accused of shooting Kathryn Steinle, 32 - was in the custody of the San Francisco Sheriff's Department on March 26, but was let go, it has been revealed. Sanchez, 45, was brought in on a decade-old drug charge, but was released on April 15 when the charges were dropped - just over two months before the murder on July 1.

'As a result, an individual with a lengthy criminal history, who is now the suspect in a tragic murder case, was released onto the street rather than being turned over to

OPTIONS:
- Claims for deportation.'
- Francisco Sanchez for deportation.'
- ICE for deportation.'
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement for deportation.'
- Kathryn Steinle for deportation.'
- Mexican for deportation.'
- Mexico for deportation.'
- Pier 14 for deportation.'
- San Francisco for deportation.'
- San Francisco Sheriff's Department for deportation.'
- Sanchez for deportation.'
- Steinle for deportation.'


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

Substitute Nelson Oliveira scored a late winner on his debut as Nottingham Forest came from behind to beat QPR 2-1 at Loftus Road, where home goalkeeper Rob Green was sent off. Charlie Austin put the hosts ahead midway through the second half - the striker's fifth goal of the season - and they were on course for a fourth consecutive league win. But it all went wrong for them seven minutes later when Green failed to control Nedum Onuoha's back-pass and pulled down Chris O'Grady. He was duly shown the red card and Henri Lansbury drilled the resulting spot-kick past substitute keeper Alex Smithies.

Uncertainty from Smithies led to

OPTIONS:
- Alex Smithies needing to clear O'Grady's overhead kick off the line.
- Austin needing to clear O'Grady's overhead kick off the line.
- Championship needing to clear O'Grady's overhead kick off the line.
- Charlie Austin needing to clear O'Grady's overhead kick off the line.
- Chris O'Grady needing to clear O'Grady's overhead kick off the line.
- Forest needing to clear O'Grady's overhead kick off the line.
- Green needing to clear O'Grady's overhead kick off the line.
- Henri Lansbury needing to clear O'Grady's overhead kick off the line.
- Loftus Road needing to clear O'Grady's overhead kick off the line.
- Nedum Onuoha needing to clear O'Grady's overhead kick off the line.
- Nelson Oliveira needing to clear O'Grady's overhead kick off the line.
- Nottingham Forest needing to clear O'Grady's overhead kick off the line.
- QPR needing to clear O'Grady's overhead kick off the line.
- Rob Green needing to clear O'Grady's overhead kick off the line.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) When Palestinian militant group Hamas announced its new policy document to the world, it wasn't from Ramallah or Gaza City, but from the Sheraton hotel's gilded Salwa Ballroom in Doha. It was no surprise that Hamas chose Qatar. It's the home of outgoing Hamas leader, Khaled Meshaal, and much of his senior leadership. "Qatar is quite important for Hamas," said H.A. Hellyer, a senior non-resident fellow at the Atlantic Council. "Qatar provides strong financial aid to the occupied Palestinian territories and is a safe haven for a number of Hamas leaders." The recent crisis in the Persian Gulf region is putting that relationship in jeopardy. Earlier this month, nine countries including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, and Bahrain cut diplomatic ties with Qatar and imposed financial embargoes of varying severity.

My worry is squeezing

OPTIONS:
- Doha too much could lead to certain splits and allow certain radicalization."
- Gaza City too much could lead to certain splits and allow certain radicalization."
- Hamas too much could lead to certain splits and allow certain radicalization."
- Khaled Meshaal too much could lead to certain splits and allow certain radicalization."
- Palestinian too much could lead to certain splits and allow certain radicalization."
- Qatar too much could lead to certain splits and allow certain radicalization."
- Ramallah too much could lead to certain splits and allow certain radicalization."
- Salwa Ballroom too much could lead to certain splits and allow certain radicalization."
- Sheraton too much could lead to certain splits and allow certain radicalization."