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Ahmed Mohammed who was arrested earlier this month for bringing a clock to school that his teachers mistook for a bomb spent the day with the stars in New York City on Sunday. The 14-year-old Muslim teen from Texas rubbed shoulders with the likes of Queen Rania of Jordan, Victoria Beckham, CEO of the National Geographic Society Gary Knell, and Adrian Grenier at the 2015 Social Good Summit hosted at Manhattan's 92 Street Y. The two day conference which examines the impact of new technology and media on social good initiatives around the world is held during UN Week from September 27-28.

Adding to the growing voices of support, Wozniak said Ahmed's story reminded him of when he was at school and - far more mischievously than

OPTIONS:
- Adrian Grenier - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Ahmed - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Ahmed Mohamed - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Ahmed Mohammed - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Barack Obama - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- California - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Dallas - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Gary Knell - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Google Co - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Hassan Mohamed - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Irving Independent School District Schools - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Jordan - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Manhattan - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Mohamed El - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Muslim - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- NYC - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- National Geographic Society - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- New York City - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Rania - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Sergey Brin - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Social Good Summit - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Street Y. - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Texas - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- UN Week - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.
- Victoria Beckham - deliberately built a pretend bomb to prank his teacher.


Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew has had his players training at Selhurst Park in the hope of exploiting a set-piece advantage over Queens Park Rangers in Saturday's lunchtime kick-off. Palace’s home form this season is the second worst in the Barclays Premier League, with bottom-side Leicester City the only club worse than them on home turf. The Selhurst Park pitch has been re-laid twice this season, and with Pardew admitting the surface ‘isn’t perfect’, he has called his players into the stadium that they face QPR in on Saturday to practice their dead-ball routines. Alan Pardew admits Crystal Palace have been training at Selhurst Park ahead of their match against QPR

Palace, with 30 points, are currently eight points clear of third-bottom

OPTIONS:
- Alan Pardew but Pardew still believes it will require a further 10 before his side are sure of staying up.
- Barclays Premier League but Pardew still believes it will require a further 10 before his side are sure of staying up.
- Crystal Palace but Pardew still believes it will require a further 10 before his side are sure of staying up.
- Leicester City but Pardew still believes it will require a further 10 before his side are sure of staying up.
- Palace but Pardew still believes it will require a further 10 before his side are sure of staying up.
- Pardew but Pardew still believes it will require a further 10 before his side are sure of staying up.
- QPR but Pardew still believes it will require a further 10 before his side are sure of staying up.
- Queens Park Rangers but Pardew still believes it will require a further 10 before his side are sure of staying up.
- Selhurst Park but Pardew still believes it will require a further 10 before his side are sure of staying up.


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(CNN) A judge in Massachusetts on Friday sentenced a teenager to serve at least 40 years in prison for killing, raping and robbing his high school math teacher. Philip Chism,17, stood in handcuffs, his face expressionless, as sentences by Superior Court Judge David Lowy were read aloud, following emotional victim impact statements from family and friends of the slain teacher, Colleen Ritzer. "He is pure evil, and evil can never be rehabilitated," said Peggie Ritzer, Colleen's mother, furious because Chism would eventually be eligible for parole. "We will never get a second chance and neither should he." Chism did get a life sentence on the murder charge but could have gotten parole after 25 years because of recent court rulings that limit sentences for juvenile murder defendants.

The court had earlier found

OPTIONS:
- Chism competent to stand trial.
- Colleen competent to stand trial.
- Colleen Ritzer competent to stand trial.
- David Lowy competent to stand trial.
- Massachusetts competent to stand trial.
- Peggie Ritzer competent to stand trial.
- Philip Chism competent to stand trial.
- Philip Chism,17 competent to stand trial.
- Superior Court competent to stand trial.


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

Jose Mourinho faces the threat of a stadium ban after refusing to leave the referee’s room during his showdown with Jon Moss at Upton Park on Saturday. The Chelsea manager heaped more shame on the club after the FA charged him and his assistant Silvino Louro with misconduct following Saturday’s chaotic 2-1 defeat by West Ham. Chelsea and West Ham have also been charged separately for failing to control their players during two controversial incidents just before half-time. The FA acted on Monday night after reviewing referee Moss’s extraordinary incident report detailing Mourinho’s behaviour during the interval. There is also the possibility that the disciplinary commission will recommend — or instruct — Mourinho to take an anger management course.

It is expected to be heard by the

OPTIONS:
- Blues’s regulatory commission before they play Liverpool on Saturday.
- Chelsea’s regulatory commission before they play Liverpool on Saturday.
- FA’s regulatory commission before they play Liverpool on Saturday.
- Jon Moss’s regulatory commission before they play Liverpool on Saturday.
- Jose Mourinho’s regulatory commission before they play Liverpool on Saturday.
- Liverpool’s regulatory commission before they play Liverpool on Saturday.
- Moss’s regulatory commission before they play Liverpool on Saturday.
- Mourinho’s regulatory commission before they play Liverpool on Saturday.
- Nemanja Matic’s regulatory commission before they play Liverpool on Saturday.
- Portuguese’s regulatory commission before they play Liverpool on Saturday.
- Premier League’s regulatory commission before they play Liverpool on Saturday.
- Silvino Louro’s regulatory commission before they play Liverpool on Saturday.
- Upton Park’s regulatory commission before they play Liverpool on Saturday.
- West Ham’s regulatory commission before they play Liverpool on Saturday.


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NFL star Tom Brady worried Patriots Nation and probably caused Bill Belichick to spit out his morning coffee on Saturday after he posted a video of himself jumping off a giant cliff. The 37-year-old, who was with Gisele Bundchen when he made the leap, shared the video on Facebook along with the message: 'Never doing that again! #AirBrady'. After the 15-year veteran shared the video on Facebook in the morning, video of him playing basketball with NBA legend Michael Jordan began to emerge on social media during the afternoon. Scroll down for video Tom Brady posted a video of himself going cliff diving while he was vacationing during the NFL offseason

Jordan, 52, earned about $94million in salary during his 16 seasons in the

OPTIONS:
- AirBrady
- Bahamas
- Bill Belichick
- Brady
- Facebook
- Gisele Bundchen
- Jordan
- Michael Jordan
- NBA
- NFL
- New England Patriots
- Patriots Nation
- Pats
- Super Bowl
- Tom Brady


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A five-year-old boy has undergone extensive plastic surgery after his ear was bitten off when his neighbour's dog viciously mauled him a day before his birthday. Kellen Cormie's ear was bitten off in the attack outside his Gold Coast home on Saturday and he suffered puncture wounds to his shoulder and abdomen where the dog latched on. The large blue staffy that savaged the little boy  was put down on Monday afternoon after its owners surrendered it to Gold Coast City Council. Scroll down for video Kellen Cormie (right) celebrated his birthday in hospital with his twin Jake after he was savagely mauled by his neighbour's dog on Saturday

'Even when

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- Dog came home from the hospital, he went straight over to our dog and started patting him saying he missed him.'
- Gold Coast came home from the hospital, he went straight over to our dog and started patting him saying he missed him.'
- Gold Coast City Council came home from the hospital, he went straight over to our dog and started patting him saying he missed him.'
- Jake came home from the hospital, he went straight over to our dog and started patting him saying he missed him.'
- Kellen Cormie came home from the hospital, he went straight over to our dog and started patting him saying he missed him.'


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(CNN) President Donald Trump is under fire again, this time for his firing of former FBI Director James Comey. But many of his supporters aren't joining the outcry. CNN spoke to Trump backers across the country, and while some of them expressed surprise at Comey's ouster, few said it changed their image of the leader of the free world. Here's what they had to say: Jake Lee, business owner Lee, 46, of West Hollywood, California, said he believes Trump made "the right decision" in axing Comey. "As far as the Comey thing goes, I think he gave him plenty of chances. I think what became the last straw was when he (Comey) made that statement about the classified emails showing up on (Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin's and her husband, former Congressman Anthony Weiner's) laptop. You can't have rules for the elitist ruling class and not have those rules apply to everybody else. I think in my opinion that was part of (Trump's) decision. The guy likes to run a tight ship."

And that's part of why I voted for (

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Weiner), because he wasn't a politician.
- CNN), because he wasn't a politician.
- California), because he wasn't a politician.
- Comey), because he wasn't a politician.
- Donald Trump), because he wasn't a politician.
- FBI), because he wasn't a politician.
- Hillary Clinton), because he wasn't a politician.
- Huma Abedin), because he wasn't a politician.
- Jake Lee), because he wasn't a politician.
- James Comey), because he wasn't a politician.
- Kentucky), because he wasn't a politician.
- Lee), because he wasn't a politician.
- Trump), because he wasn't a politician.
- West Hollywood), because he wasn't a politician.


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Washington (CNN) -- President Obama weighed in on the Scottish independence referendum Wednesday night when he tweeted in favor of a united UK. But for the most part, faced with the prospective divorce of its closest friend, the United States is following the advice column carefully: don't take sides, keep your opinions to yourself, and avoid getting dragged into the fray. The complicating factor in this potential split? One side has a nuclear arsenal. Who gets custody of that? Thursday's independence referendum in Scotland, and with it the possible split of the 300-year-old United Kingdom, could have consequences big and small, including in the United States. The "special relationship" heralded by presidents and prime ministers for decades would be fundamentally altered, though American officials refuse to speculate in which ways.

UK party leaders promise

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- American new powers ahead of independence vote
- Britain new powers ahead of independence vote
- CNN new powers ahead of independence vote
- Obama new powers ahead of independence vote
- Scotland new powers ahead of independence vote
- Scottish new powers ahead of independence vote
- U.S. new powers ahead of independence vote
- UK new powers ahead of independence vote
- United Kingdom new powers ahead of independence vote
- United States new powers ahead of independence vote
- Washington new powers ahead of independence vote


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Washington (CNN) Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that the US is willing to sit down for talks with North Korea, but only if it relinquishes its pursuit of nuclear weapons. Tillerson, speaking at the State Department press briefing, stressed that the US was not seeking regime change or looking to send its military "north of the 38th parallel" that divides North and South Korea. But he emphasized that the danger posed by Pyongyang, which test fired two intercontinental ballistic missiles in July, was unacceptable. "We do not seek regime change. We do not seek an accelerated reunification of the peninsula. We do not seek an excuse to send our military north of the 38th parallel," Tillerson said during a surprise visit to the agency's briefing room on Tuesday.

A willingness to talk if

OPTIONS:
- CNN agrees to pursue denuclearization was also Obama administration policy, though it was never successful in getting Pyongyang to the table, and some analysts have questioned whether assumptions North Korea may be willing to scale down its arsenal are out of date.
- North agrees to pursue denuclearization was also Obama administration policy, though it was never successful in getting Pyongyang to the table, and some analysts have questioned whether assumptions North Korea may be willing to scale down its arsenal are out of date.
- North Korea agrees to pursue denuclearization was also Obama administration policy, though it was never successful in getting Pyongyang to the table, and some analysts have questioned whether assumptions North Korea may be willing to scale down its arsenal are out of date.
- Pyongyang agrees to pursue denuclearization was also Obama administration policy, though it was never successful in getting Pyongyang to the table, and some analysts have questioned whether assumptions North Korea may be willing to scale down its arsenal are out of date.
- Rex Tillerson agrees to pursue denuclearization was also Obama administration policy, though it was never successful in getting Pyongyang to the table, and some analysts have questioned whether assumptions North Korea may be willing to scale down its arsenal are out of date.
- South Korea agrees to pursue denuclearization was also Obama administration policy, though it was never successful in getting Pyongyang to the table, and some analysts have questioned whether assumptions North Korea may be willing to scale down its arsenal are out of date.
- State Department agrees to pursue denuclearization was also Obama administration policy, though it was never successful in getting Pyongyang to the table, and some analysts have questioned whether assumptions North Korea may be willing to scale down its arsenal are out of date.
- Tillerson agrees to pursue denuclearization was also Obama administration policy, though it was never successful in getting Pyongyang to the table, and some analysts have questioned whether assumptions North Korea may be willing to scale down its arsenal are out of date.
- US agrees to pursue denuclearization was also Obama administration policy, though it was never successful in getting Pyongyang to the table, and some analysts have questioned whether assumptions North Korea may be willing to scale down its arsenal are out of date.
- Washington agrees to pursue denuclearization was also Obama administration policy, though it was never successful in getting Pyongyang to the table, and some analysts have questioned whether assumptions North Korea may be willing to scale down its arsenal are out of date.


Washington (CNN) More than 700,000 undocumented immigrants brought to the United States illegally as children are poised to lose their protection from deportation after President Donald Trump's decision to nix the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program -- also known as DACA. But they wouldn't all immediately lose their status. Instead, the process of expirations will continue for more than two years if Congress fails to act within six months, as President Trump has demanded. Trump announced that his administration would grant no new applications for DACA if they were received after September 5 and would let existing two-year permits expire. But the administration is also allowing anyone whose permits expire in the next six months a brief window to renew, a move designed to give Congress time to act before any DACA status is actually lost.

About 690,000 young adults are currently protected under the

OPTIONS:
- CNN program and more than 34,000 have already submitted their first-time applications to be processed.
- Congress program and more than 34,000 have already submitted their first-time applications to be processed.
- DACA program and more than 34,000 have already submitted their first-time applications to be processed.
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and more than 34,000 have already submitted their first-time applications to be processed.
- Donald Trump program and more than 34,000 have already submitted their first-time applications to be processed.
- Trump program and more than 34,000 have already submitted their first-time applications to be processed.
- United States program and more than 34,000 have already submitted their first-time applications to be processed.
- Washington program and more than 34,000 have already submitted their first-time applications to be processed.


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The pictures show a caring sister helping her brother with his coat, giving him a kiss, and tenderly holding his hand as they play together. But while the scene looks idyllic, it is tinged with sadness, as Joel Wilkinson has a muscle wasting disease meaning he will eventually be left in a wheelchair and his life will be cut short. The three-year-old, from Hull, was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy just six months ago after his parents, Emma, 33, and Chris, 36, noticed he was struggling to develop and learn to walk. They were left devastated when tests confirmed their son had the incurable condition and that is likely only to live to the age of 20.

'

OPTIONS:
- Chris loves her little brother so much and she even takes care of him when they are both at school as they share break times together.
- Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy loves her little brother so much and she even takes care of him when they are both at school as they share break times together.
- Emma loves her little brother so much and she even takes care of him when they are both at school as they share break times together.
- Family loves her little brother so much and she even takes care of him when they are both at school as they share break times together.
- Hull loves her little brother so much and she even takes care of him when they are both at school as they share break times together.
- Joel Wilkinson loves her little brother so much and she even takes care of him when they are both at school as they share break times together.
- Phoebe loves her little brother so much and she even takes care of him when they are both at school as they share break times together.


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

(CNN) Just hours after two ISIS suicide bombers blew themselves up inside Brussels airport on the morning of March 22, 2016, Belgian police discovered their safe house/bomb factory, thanks to the testimony of the taxi driver who picked up the attackers and took them to the airport. In a trash can outside the residence on rue Max Roos in the Brussels district of Schaerbeek, Belgian police found a discarded laptop belonging to one of the suicide bombers -- a Belgian named Najim Laachraoui  -- who is believed to have built the bombs used in the Paris and Brussels attacks. Although much of the hard drive had been wiped clean, weeks of painstaking digital forensic analysis by the Regional Brussels Computer Crime Unit yielded a treasure trove of new information on the ISIS network behind the November 13, 2015, Paris and March 22, 2016 Brussels attacks (which included a bombing of the city's subway system), according to Belgian investigative files obtained by CNN.

As CNN has previously reported, investigations by then had revealed individuals linked to the terrorist cell had conducted video surveillance of a

OPTIONS:
- Belgian nuclear official.
- Brussels nuclear official.
- CNN nuclear official.
- ISIS nuclear official.
- Max Roos nuclear official.
- Najim Laachraoui nuclear official.
- Paris nuclear official.
- Regional Brussels Computer Crime Unit nuclear official.
- Schaerbeek nuclear official.


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(CNN) Two parties, two different Americas. On Saturday night, the press gathered for the annual White House correspondents' dinner in Washington where, traditionally, they would roast the president. But this year the punchline was in Pennsylvania, at a rally President Trump held to celebrate his first 100 days in office. "I could not possibly be more thrilled," said Trump, "than to be more than 100 miles away from Washington's swamp, spending my evening with ... much better people." Thus are the battle lines drawn: the press vs. the president, liberal vs. conservative, Washington vs. the rest of the country. It sounds compelling, but it's actually absurd. The press is not the white knight of democracy. The president is not the people's champion.

The "enemy," aka the President, has a big army behind him, and 96% of

OPTIONS:
- Americas supporters say they don't regret their vote last fall.
- CNN supporters say they don't regret their vote last fall.
- Democratic supporters say they don't regret their vote last fall.
- Pennsylvania supporters say they don't regret their vote last fall.
- Tim Stanley supporters say they don't regret their vote last fall.
- Trump supporters say they don't regret their vote last fall.
- Washington supporters say they don't regret their vote last fall.
- White House supporters say they don't regret their vote last fall.


It was described as the 'worst Android vulnerability in the mobile OS history' and could infect phones that simply received a message via a multimedia messaging service, even if it remains unopened. While many handsets have yet to be patched against Stagefright, the security firm who discovered it say they have already found a second wave of bugs. The new issues stem from security flaws in the way handsets play video and audio files. 'Following our discovery of vulnerabilities in the Stagefright library in April, Zimperium Mobile Threat Protection, zLabs VP of Research Joshua J. Drake continued researching media processing in Android.

'The issues in

OPTIONS:
- Android code critically expose 95 per cent of Android devices, an estimated 950 million devices,' researchers at Zimperium say in a blog.
- Google code critically expose 95 per cent of Android devices, an estimated 950 million devices,' researchers at Zimperium say in a blog.
- Joshua J. Drake code critically expose 95 per cent of Android devices, an estimated 950 million devices,' researchers at Zimperium say in a blog.
- LG code critically expose 95 per cent of Android devices, an estimated 950 million devices,' researchers at Zimperium say in a blog.
- OS code critically expose 95 per cent of Android devices, an estimated 950 million devices,' researchers at Zimperium say in a blog.
- Samsung code critically expose 95 per cent of Android devices, an estimated 950 million devices,' researchers at Zimperium say in a blog.
- Stagefright code critically expose 95 per cent of Android devices, an estimated 950 million devices,' researchers at Zimperium say in a blog.
- Zimperium Mobile Threat Protection code critically expose 95 per cent of Android devices, an estimated 950 million devices,' researchers at Zimperium say in a blog.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Video appears to show children gathered around someone handing out sweets moments before Saturday's suicide vehicle bombing that killed dozens of evacuees from besieged Syrian villages, the UN's human rights agency said Tuesday. The agency didn't give further details about the footage, such as whether it shows the explosion in Rashidin, a suburb of Aleppo in northwestern Syria. But the statement fits with other reports, including one from a witness who said many of those killed or injured in the attack were children who were picking up handout snacks. No one has claimed responsibility for the blast, in which 126 people -- including 68 children -- were killed, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group. Dozens of others were injured, according to Syria Civil Defense, the volunteer rescue groups also known as the White Helmets.

The explosion happened outside a line of parked buses that were evacuating hundreds of people from two regime-held but rebel-besieged villages in northwest

OPTIONS:
- Aleppo.
- Rashidin.
- Syria.
- Syria Civil Defense.
- Syrian.
- Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
- UN.
- White Helmets.


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A million homes in Morocco could soon be powered by a mega solar plant capable of providing energy at all hours of the day and night. Instead of using the standard photovoltaic solar cells, Ouarzazate's power station will use Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) - a technology that harnesses sunlight to melt salt and power a steam turbine. The plant, called Noor1, is expected to open next month and will be the first of four stations to be set up in the region. Once complete, the establishment will be the largest CSP farm in the world. The Ouarzazate plant is part of Morocco's strategy to produce 42 per cent of its energy from renewable sources by 2020 - a goal that has been praised by the UN.

While solar thermal power methods such as

OPTIONS:
- CSP only work in very hot countries, solar energy at large is experiencing more widespread use worldwide as the photovoltaic panels' price is progressively falling.
- Concentrate Solar Power only work in very hot countries, solar energy at large is experiencing more widespread use worldwide as the photovoltaic panels' price is progressively falling.
- Concentrated Solar Power only work in very hot countries, solar energy at large is experiencing more widespread use worldwide as the photovoltaic panels' price is progressively falling.
- Morocco only work in very hot countries, solar energy at large is experiencing more widespread use worldwide as the photovoltaic panels' price is progressively falling.
- Noor1 only work in very hot countries, solar energy at large is experiencing more widespread use worldwide as the photovoltaic panels' price is progressively falling.
- Ouarzazate only work in very hot countries, solar energy at large is experiencing more widespread use worldwide as the photovoltaic panels' price is progressively falling.
- UN only work in very hot countries, solar energy at large is experiencing more widespread use worldwide as the photovoltaic panels' price is progressively falling.


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There are few places where you can swim in a public pool and see a merman gliding by. But for regular visitors to the local pool in Fitzroy, Melbourne, it is in fact a familiar sight. Adam Valentine, 29, regularly heads down to the pool in his hydrodynamic flipper-like tail - a hobby that has since seen him crowned as the 'gay merman of Melbourne'. 'Mum took me to see The Little Mermaid in 1989 and of course I identified with her straight away,' Mr Valentine, a senior PR executive, told Daily Mail Australia. 'She [Ariel] was this amazing, graceful, knowledge-hungry, friendly and cool person who wanted to get out and explore and I was this little gay boy who was bullied relentlessly and wanted to get out of Newcastle - there were so many parallels and I just really connected to it.'

But when Mr Valentine received a scholarship to an arts college in year 11 and given the opportunity to present on his favourite film, he chose

OPTIONS:
- Adam Valentine.
- Ariel.
- Daily Mail Australia.
- Fitzroy.
- Little Mermaid.
- Melbourne.
- Mum.
- Newcastle.
- The Little Mermaid.
- Valentine.


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(CNN) Protests broke out in Rotterdam and in front of Dutch diplomatic missions in Turkey on Saturday after the Netherlands barred a plane carrying Turkey's foreign minister from landing to stop him from addressing a political rally in the port city. The Dutch government announced that Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu's flight permit was revoked amid concerns over public order at the expected large gathering of Turkish expatriates. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reacted angrily to the news, comparing the Dutch government to Nazis. Addressing crowds at an opening ceremony in Istanbul, Erdogan said: "They are timid and coward. They are Nazi remnants and fascists."

Wilders later tweeted that

OPTIONS:
- CNN people "have no business" in the Netherlands.
- Dutch people "have no business" in the Netherlands.
- Erdogan people "have no business" in the Netherlands.
- Istanbul people "have no business" in the Netherlands.
- Mevlut Cavusoglu people "have no business" in the Netherlands.
- Nazi people "have no business" in the Netherlands.
- Nazis people "have no business" in the Netherlands.
- Netherlands people "have no business" in the Netherlands.
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan people "have no business" in the Netherlands.
- Rotterdam people "have no business" in the Netherlands.
- Turkey people "have no business" in the Netherlands.
- Turkish people "have no business" in the Netherlands.
- Turkish FM people "have no business" in the Netherlands.


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Washington (CNN) Tens of thousands of migrants traveling through Mexico and seeking asylum in the United States could be sent back to Mexico, thanks to a little-noticed provision in President Donald Trump's recent border security executive order. The language tucked into Trump's order on building a border wall instructs the Department of Homeland Security to use an obscure federal law to send land-arriving migrants back to neighboring territory, even as they continue to await court proceedings in the United States. The policy shift would mean that even if they are thought to have a credible claim to asylum, they may be forced to wait years in Mexico for a future court date in the US.

It's not clear, however, why

OPTIONS:
- CNN would agree to the change in policy.
- Central America would agree to the change in policy.
- Department of Homeland Security would agree to the change in policy.
- Donald Trump would agree to the change in policy.
- Mexico would agree to the change in policy.
- Trump would agree to the change in policy.
- US would agree to the change in policy.
- United States would agree to the change in policy.
- Washington would agree to the change in policy.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump's tax controversy and his self-destructive lack of discipline threaten to drain the Republican nominee of something he can't afford: time. With 36 days remaining before Election Day, the real estate mogul's campaign is consumed with the fallout from a New York Times story published over the weekend that found Trump reported a $916 million loss in 1995. That loss could mean Trump went 18 years without paying federal income taxes. Those findings -- which Trump's campaign isn't disputing but haven't been independently confirmed by CNN -- would be daunting for any presidential candidate to overcome. But they're especially challenging for Trump, who is losing control of the campaign's narrative after a strong September in which he narrowed the race with Hillary Clinton.

At a wild rally on Saturday night, he even questioned whether

OPTIONS:
- CNN had been "loyal" to her husband.
- Donald Trump had been "loyal" to her husband.
- Election Day had been "loyal" to her husband.
- Hillary Clinton had been "loyal" to her husband.
- New York Times had been "loyal" to her husband.
- Republican had been "loyal" to her husband.
- Trump had been "loyal" to her husband.
- Washington had been "loyal" to her husband.


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(CNN) Today's American dad is slightly older -- roughly 3½ years -- than his counterpart from four decades ago, according to a study published Wednesday in the journal Human Reproduction. The average age of a father of a newborn in the United States increased from 27.4 years old to 30.9 years old between 1972 and 2015, found Stanford University School of Medicine researchers led by Dr. Michael Eisenberg. Men who want to become fathers might want to think about the implications of their choices, Eisenberg suggests. "There is data that a man's fertility declines with age," Eisenberg, an assistant professor of urology, wrote in an email. "As such, it may make sense to not wait too long as it may be more difficult to conceive. In addition, there are some potential risks to children."

"Most data on rising parental ages in the

OPTIONS:
- American has been restricted to mothers," Eisenberg wrote, which makes sense because birth certificate data are generally collected from mothers.
- Asian has been restricted to mothers," Eisenberg wrote, which makes sense because birth certificate data are generally collected from mothers.
- Eisenberg has been restricted to mothers," Eisenberg wrote, which makes sense because birth certificate data are generally collected from mothers.
- Human Reproduction has been restricted to mothers," Eisenberg wrote, which makes sense because birth certificate data are generally collected from mothers.
- Michael Eisenberg has been restricted to mothers," Eisenberg wrote, which makes sense because birth certificate data are generally collected from mothers.
- Stanford University School of Medicine has been restricted to mothers," Eisenberg wrote, which makes sense because birth certificate data are generally collected from mothers.
- US has been restricted to mothers," Eisenberg wrote, which makes sense because birth certificate data are generally collected from mothers.
- United States has been restricted to mothers," Eisenberg wrote, which makes sense because birth certificate data are generally collected from mothers.


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Jeb Bush is irked by Donald Trump's constant baiting on Twitter, and wants some tweet-free peace every evening. He told DailyMail.com on Thursday in New Hampshire that 'it's hard to keep up with all the Twitter' activity that the Republican front-runner generates both personally and through his staff. 'I just think there ought to be a no-Twitter rule for candidates after 8 o-clock!' Bush said outside a senior center in the town of North Conway, near iconic Mount Washington. 'There just should be, like, a rule.' Bush communications director Tim Miller sought to soften the former governor's words after the North Conway event, saying: 'It's funny.'

But The Donald's campaign acknowledged that

OPTIONS:
- Bush had retweeted it personally, saying that he didn't notice the tiny swastika at the time.
- DailyMail.com had retweeted it personally, saying that he didn't notice the tiny swastika at the time.
- Donald had retweeted it personally, saying that he didn't notice the tiny swastika at the time.
- Donald Trump had retweeted it personally, saying that he didn't notice the tiny swastika at the time.
- Fox News had retweeted it personally, saying that he didn't notice the tiny swastika at the time.
- Jeb had retweeted it personally, saying that he didn't notice the tiny swastika at the time.
- Jeb Bush had retweeted it personally, saying that he didn't notice the tiny swastika at the time.
- Mount Washington had retweeted it personally, saying that he didn't notice the tiny swastika at the time.
- New Hampshire had retweeted it personally, saying that he didn't notice the tiny swastika at the time.
- North Conway had retweeted it personally, saying that he didn't notice the tiny swastika at the time.
- Republican had retweeted it personally, saying that he didn't notice the tiny swastika at the time.
- Tim Miller had retweeted it personally, saying that he didn't notice the tiny swastika at the time.
- Trump had retweeted it personally, saying that he didn't notice the tiny swastika at the time.
- Twitter had retweeted it personally, saying that he didn't notice the tiny swastika at the time.


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It's high summer and most Brits are preparing to unveil their beach bodies. But while holidays are all about kicking back and relaxing, many people still worry about showcasing their wobbly bits in a bikini or pair of swimming trunks. To end this, holiday comparison website Icelolly.com polled 2,000 people in the UK to find out what parts would make up the ideal beach body, if they could choose from any celebrity. Rather than super-slim catwalk models, the research noticed a trend for curvier, more shapely male and female physiques. The findings discovered that the perfect female beach-goer would have the flawless pins of Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid, 44, the ample bosom of This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby, 34, and 55-year-old Lorraine Kelly's toned arms.

But inspired by the success of the recent male stripper film Magic Mike,

OPTIONS:
- Beyonce's enviable torso was picked as the ideal six-pack to showcase above bathing shorts.
- Brits's enviable torso was picked as the ideal six-pack to showcase above bathing shorts.
- Channing Tatum's enviable torso was picked as the ideal six-pack to showcase above bathing shorts.
- Curvaceous's enviable torso was picked as the ideal six-pack to showcase above bathing shorts.
- George Clooney's enviable torso was picked as the ideal six-pack to showcase above bathing shorts.
- Good Morning Britain's enviable torso was picked as the ideal six-pack to showcase above bathing shorts.
- Holly Willoughby's enviable torso was picked as the ideal six-pack to showcase above bathing shorts.
- Icelolly.com's enviable torso was picked as the ideal six-pack to showcase above bathing shorts.
- Jennifer Lopez's enviable torso was picked as the ideal six-pack to showcase above bathing shorts.
- Lorraine Kelly's enviable torso was picked as the ideal six-pack to showcase above bathing shorts.
- Ryan Gosling's enviable torso was picked as the ideal six-pack to showcase above bathing shorts.
- Susanna Reid's enviable torso was picked as the ideal six-pack to showcase above bathing shorts.
- This Morning's enviable torso was picked as the ideal six-pack to showcase above bathing shorts.
- UK's enviable torso was picked as the ideal six-pack to showcase above bathing shorts.


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

Neymar has confirmed he wants to renew his contract with Barcelona but insists there is no hurry on his part to put pen to paper. Speaking in the Spanish press the Brazil star, who returned to his club on Monday following the international break, spoke of his desire to sign an extension on his current deal that runs until June 2018. Neymar elevated his status during a stellar campaign in 2014-15 scoring 43 goals in all competitions and helping Barcelona win a historic domestic and European treble and the club are keen to ward off any potential suitors by tying him down to a new long-term deal.

With Lionel Messi out injured there is greater onus on

OPTIONS:
- Antonio Conte to lead from the front.
- Barcelona to lead from the front.
- Brazil to lead from the front.
- Corriere dello Sport to lead from the front.
- David de Gea to lead from the front.
- Euro to lead from the front.
- Euro 2016 to lead from the front.
- European to lead from the front.
- Italian to lead from the front.
- Italy to lead from the front.
- Neymar to lead from the front.
- Spain to lead from the front.
- Spanish to lead from the front.
- Ukraine to lead from the front.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- Vacation rental site Airbnb apologized Monday in the wake of recent highly publicized rental horror stories and announced new property protections and safety measures for site users. Brian Chesky, CEO and co-founder of the site, called the days since reports of theft and damage to one host's San Francisco home surfaced "a crash course in crisis management" in a blog post on Airbnb. "We felt paralyzed and over the last four weeks, we have really screwed things up," Chesky wrote. Last month, a San Francisco blogger identifying herself only as "EJ" wrote that her apartment had been ransacked by a person who rented her home via Airbnb.

Still, he said he reached an "agreeable solution" with

OPTIONS:
- Airbnb and has since both rented his place out again and stayed in others' homes through the service.
- Blogger and has since both rented his place out again and stayed in others' homes through the service.
- Brian Chesky and has since both rented his place out again and stayed in others' homes through the service.
- CNN and has since both rented his place out again and stayed in others' homes through the service.
- Chesky and has since both rented his place out again and stayed in others' homes through the service.
- EJ and has since both rented his place out again and stayed in others' homes through the service.
- San Francisco and has since both rented his place out again and stayed in others' homes through the service.


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Washington (CNN) Three years after using the "nuclear option" to upend Senate tradition by effectively removing filibusters against most presidential nominations, Senate Democrats insisted Thursday they don't regret that decision, even as Donald Trump becomes president and they recognize they may be powerless to block controversial nominations. "I have absolutely no regret," said Oregon Democratic Sen. Jeff Merkley, who led the charge to weaken the filibuster, freeing up scores of President Barack Obama's executive and judicial branch nominees. "We'd never seen abuse of advice and consent in the history of our country so that was a necessary way to correct it."

While Bannon's west wing job doesn't require Senate confirmation, Merkley was asked by CNN if he would be sorry not to have the supermajority filibuster if

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama had named Bannon attorney general or some other top sensitive position that requires Senate approval.
- CNN had named Bannon attorney general or some other top sensitive position that requires Senate approval.
- Capitol Hill had named Bannon attorney general or some other top sensitive position that requires Senate approval.
- Democratic had named Bannon attorney general or some other top sensitive position that requires Senate approval.
- Democrats had named Bannon attorney general or some other top sensitive position that requires Senate approval.
- Donald Trump had named Bannon attorney general or some other top sensitive position that requires Senate approval.
- GOP had named Bannon attorney general or some other top sensitive position that requires Senate approval.
- Jeff Merkley had named Bannon attorney general or some other top sensitive position that requires Senate approval.
- Oregon had named Bannon attorney general or some other top sensitive position that requires Senate approval.
- Senate had named Bannon attorney general or some other top sensitive position that requires Senate approval.
- Washington had named Bannon attorney general or some other top sensitive position that requires Senate approval.


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Madrid (CNN) -- Early editions of Spain's leading newspaper Thursday displayed a large front-page photo claiming to be an "unprecedented" and "exclusive" look at Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's medical treatment in Cuba. But the intubated man lying in a hospital bed shown in the photo wasn't Chavez, the newspaper soon discovered, and it began backtracking. El Pais took down the photo, which was on the newspaper's website for about 30 minutes, and also recalled the early editions of its newspaper from newsstands. "After learning that the image offered did not correspond to Chavez, El Pais also stopped distributing the print edition and started to send a new edition to retail outlets," the newspaper said in a statement on its website, explaining the retraction and apologizing to readers.

Several purported photos of the

OPTIONS:
- CNN leader have circulated on social media in recent weeks, but Venezuela's government hasn't released any new photos of Chavez since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.
- Chavez leader have circulated on social media in recent weeks, but Venezuela's government hasn't released any new photos of Chavez since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.
- Cuba leader have circulated on social media in recent weeks, but Venezuela's government hasn't released any new photos of Chavez since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.
- El Pais leader have circulated on social media in recent weeks, but Venezuela's government hasn't released any new photos of Chavez since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.
- Hugo Chavez leader have circulated on social media in recent weeks, but Venezuela's government hasn't released any new photos of Chavez since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.
- Madrid leader have circulated on social media in recent weeks, but Venezuela's government hasn't released any new photos of Chavez since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.
- Spain leader have circulated on social media in recent weeks, but Venezuela's government hasn't released any new photos of Chavez since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.
- Spanish leader have circulated on social media in recent weeks, but Venezuela's government hasn't released any new photos of Chavez since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.
- Venezuela leader have circulated on social media in recent weeks, but Venezuela's government hasn't released any new photos of Chavez since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.
- Venezuelan leader have circulated on social media in recent weeks, but Venezuela's government hasn't released any new photos of Chavez since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.


Write the next sentence.

Former porn star Bree Olson says ex-lover Charlie Sheen must 'face the consequences' for exposing her and so many others to the potentially deadly HIV virus. Sheen, 50, claimed he was diagnosed with the virus four years ago in a TV interview last week but former lover Olson believes he knew about it when they lived together in 2011 - yet never told her. Now she has accused him of 'putting a loaded gun to my head' by exposing her to the disease, and said doing so without telling someone is a crime in the US so he should be brought to justice.

An insider claimed: 'Sheen waited over four months to inform Scottine that he was

OPTIONS:
- America positive.
- Bree Olson positive.
- Charlie Sheen positive.
- HIV positive.
- Olson positive.
- Sheen positive.
- US positive.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- In a place accustomed to tough stretches, this has been a particularly tough few days at the White House. After emerging from the showdown over the Republican-led government shutdown relatively unscathed, the Obama administration finds itself under assault on three fronts: problems surrounding Obamacare, the revelations of the U.S. spying on allies, and the 2012 attack on the U.S diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, the latter for which a senator has threatened to hold up all of the Obama administration's nominations. The controversies are sure to fuel continued Republican attacks on President Barack Obama and his Democratic allies as the nation gears up for midterm elections next year, and the White House has portrayed the attacks as so much partisan chatter.

It also offered

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama ammunition to renew their attacks on the plan.
- Benghazi ammunition to renew their attacks on the plan.
- CNN ammunition to renew their attacks on the plan.
- Democratic ammunition to renew their attacks on the plan.
- Libya ammunition to renew their attacks on the plan.
- Obama ammunition to renew their attacks on the plan.
- Obamacare ammunition to renew their attacks on the plan.
- Republican ammunition to renew their attacks on the plan.
- U.S ammunition to renew their attacks on the plan.
- U.S. ammunition to renew their attacks on the plan.
- White House ammunition to renew their attacks on the plan.


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(CNN) Ted Cruz and John Kasich are joining forces in a last-ditch effort to deny Donald Trump the Republican presidential nomination. Within minutes of each other, the pair issued statements late Sunday saying they will divide their efforts in upcoming contests with Cruz focusing on Indiana and Kasich devoting his efforts to Oregon and New Mexico. The strategy -- something the two campaigns have been working on for weeks -- is aimed at blocking Trump from gaining the 1,237 delegates necessary to claim to GOP nomination this summer. The extraordinary moves reflect the national strength Trump has shown and the inability of Republicans who oppose the New York billionaire to come together to stop him. Dividing up some of the remaining primary states by putting forward one strong alternative to Trump in each could be enough to take away delegates and curb Trump's run to the nomination.

It is significant that John Kasich is pulling out of

OPTIONS:
- CNN and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- Cruz and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- Donald Trump and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- GOP and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- John Kasich and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- Kasich and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- New Mexico and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- New York and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- Oregon and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- Republican and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- Republicans and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- Ted Cruz and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- Trump and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."


How does the sentence end?

Washington (CNN) Hillary Clinton on Monday interrupted her stump speech involuntarily in a coughing spell -- and wryly blamed the incident on GOP rival Donald Trump. "Every time I think about Trump I get allergic," said the Democratic nominee in the midst of her coughing outbreak during a Cleveland rally, Ohio. Behind Clinton, running mate Tim Kaine clapped while the audience laughed in response. Hillary Clinton coughs and a nation listens Kellyanne Conway, Trump's campaign manager, seized on the episode to tweak Clinton over her distance from the media -- including not holding a full-blown press conference since last December.

OPTIONS:
- CNN has dealt with coughing fits before, but Monday's among the most disruptive.
- Cleveland has dealt with coughing fits before, but Monday's among the most disruptive.
- Clinton has dealt with coughing fits before, but Monday's among the most disruptive.
- Democratic has dealt with coughing fits before, but Monday's among the most disruptive.
- Donald Trump has dealt with coughing fits before, but Monday's among the most disruptive.
- GOP has dealt with coughing fits before, but Monday's among the most disruptive.
- Hillary Clinton has dealt with coughing fits before, but Monday's among the most disruptive.
- Kellyanne Conway has dealt with coughing fits before, but Monday's among the most disruptive.
- Ohio has dealt with coughing fits before, but Monday's among the most disruptive.
- Tim Kaine has dealt with coughing fits before, but Monday's among the most disruptive.
- Trump has dealt with coughing fits before, but Monday's among the most disruptive.
- Twitter has dealt with coughing fits before, but Monday's among the most disruptive.
- Washington has dealt with coughing fits before, but Monday's among the most disruptive.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) One of the nation's most influential domestic policy groups said Thursday that the health care bill making its way through Congress would put the cost of insurance far out of reach for many more Americans. "This will make health care less secure and less affordable," said Nancy LeaMond, AARP's executive vice president. "No one believes the current health care system is perfect, but the American Health Care Act is not the answer." The AARP, which supported Obamacare, sent a critical letter to Congress on Tuesday (PDF). Among other issues, the group does not like the part of the bill that changes the ratio for what insurance companies can charge customers based on age.

For someone making $25,000 a year, premiums could go up to $7,000 a year, according to the

OPTIONS:
- AARP's analysis.
- American Health Care Act's analysis.
- Americans's analysis.
- Congress's analysis.
- Nancy LeaMond's analysis.
- Obamacare's analysis.


Editor's note: Join Roland S. Martin for his weekly sound-off segment on CNN.com Live at 11:10 a.m. ET Wednesday. If you're passionate about politics, he wants to hear from you. A nationally syndicated columnist, Martin has said he will vote for Barack Obama in November. He is the author of "Listening to the Spirit Within: 50 Perspectives on Faith" and "Speak, Brother! A Black Man's View of America." Visit his Web site for more information. Roland S. Martin says the McCain campaign has done Sarah Palin a disservice by keeping her hidden. (CNN) -- Is Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin running for vice president of the United States or vice president of the student council?

The truth is, the nation doesn't know much about

OPTIONS:
- Alaska.
- America.
- American.
- Barack Obama.
- Black Man.
- Brother.
- CNN.
- CNN.com Live.
- Martin.
- McCain.
- Palin.
- Roland Martin.
- Roland S. Martin.
- Sarah Palin.
- Spirit Within: 50 Perspectives on Faith.
- United States.


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Mogadishu, Somalia (CNN) Suspected Al-Shabaab gunmen set off an explosion and stormed a popular hotel in Somalia's capital Wednesday, killing at least 13 people and three attackers, a security official said. A lengthy siege at Mogadishu's Ambassador Hotel ended early Thursday, said Somali security official Ahmed Barre. One militant died in an initial car bomb attack, according to the National Intelligence and Security Agency. Barre said the other two were killed by Somali special forces. At least 40 other people were injured in the attack, according to Capt. Da'ud Hajji, a senior Somali police officer. Two Somali lawmakers are among the dead, the Somali National News Agency reported.

Citing an unnamed commander, a statement on a website linked to Al-

OPTIONS:
- Ahmed Barre said one of the group's jihadist fighters detonated a car with explosives at the gate, allowing armed militants to enter the building.
- Al said one of the group's jihadist fighters detonated a car with explosives at the gate, allowing armed militants to enter the building.
- Ambassador Hotel said one of the group's jihadist fighters detonated a car with explosives at the gate, allowing armed militants to enter the building.
- Barre said one of the group's jihadist fighters detonated a car with explosives at the gate, allowing armed militants to enter the building.
- CNN said one of the group's jihadist fighters detonated a car with explosives at the gate, allowing armed militants to enter the building.
- Da'ud Hajji said one of the group's jihadist fighters detonated a car with explosives at the gate, allowing armed militants to enter the building.
- Mogadishu said one of the group's jihadist fighters detonated a car with explosives at the gate, allowing armed militants to enter the building.
- National Intelligence and Security Agency said one of the group's jihadist fighters detonated a car with explosives at the gate, allowing armed militants to enter the building.
- Shabaab said one of the group's jihadist fighters detonated a car with explosives at the gate, allowing armed militants to enter the building.
- Somali said one of the group's jihadist fighters detonated a car with explosives at the gate, allowing armed militants to enter the building.
- Somali National News Agency said one of the group's jihadist fighters detonated a car with explosives at the gate, allowing armed militants to enter the building.
- Somalia said one of the group's jihadist fighters detonated a car with explosives at the gate, allowing armed militants to enter the building.
- Westerners said one of the group's jihadist fighters detonated a car with explosives at the gate, allowing armed militants to enter the building.


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Craig Gardner hailed a 'massive' win for West Brom at Crystal Palace on Saturday as the Baggies eased their relegation fears. The midfielder scored a spectacular strike as former Palace boss Tony Pulis enjoyed a 2-0 win on his first return to Selhurst Park. The Welshman left Palace on the eve of the new season and has since taken over at the Hawthorns - with three points in south London crucial having seen his side lose their last three in the Premier League. West Brom midfielder Craig Gardner celebrates having scored the second for Tony Pulis' side But Gardner, whose trademark second-half goal added to James Morrison's early header, knows the job is still not yet complete even if West Brom now sit eight points clear of the bottom three.

OPTIONS:
- Baggies revealed the set-piece which led to Morrison heading home in the second minute came straight from the training ground as he now looks to add to his own tally for the season.
- Craig Gardner revealed the set-piece which led to Morrison heading home in the second minute came straight from the training ground as he now looks to add to his own tally for the season.
- Crystal Palace revealed the set-piece which led to Morrison heading home in the second minute came straight from the training ground as he now looks to add to his own tally for the season.
- Gardner revealed the set-piece which led to Morrison heading home in the second minute came straight from the training ground as he now looks to add to his own tally for the season.
- Hawthorns revealed the set-piece which led to Morrison heading home in the second minute came straight from the training ground as he now looks to add to his own tally for the season.
- James Morrison revealed the set-piece which led to Morrison heading home in the second minute came straight from the training ground as he now looks to add to his own tally for the season.
- London revealed the set-piece which led to Morrison heading home in the second minute came straight from the training ground as he now looks to add to his own tally for the season.
- Palace revealed the set-piece which led to Morrison heading home in the second minute came straight from the training ground as he now looks to add to his own tally for the season.
- Premier League revealed the set-piece which led to Morrison heading home in the second minute came straight from the training ground as he now looks to add to his own tally for the season.
- Selhurst Park revealed the set-piece which led to Morrison heading home in the second minute came straight from the training ground as he now looks to add to his own tally for the season.
- Tony Pulis revealed the set-piece which led to Morrison heading home in the second minute came straight from the training ground as he now looks to add to his own tally for the season.
- Victory revealed the set-piece which led to Morrison heading home in the second minute came straight from the training ground as he now looks to add to his own tally for the season.
- Welshman revealed the set-piece which led to Morrison heading home in the second minute came straight from the training ground as he now looks to add to his own tally for the season.
- West Brom revealed the set-piece which led to Morrison heading home in the second minute came straight from the training ground as he now looks to add to his own tally for the season.


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

The FA’s continuing upset at criticism of their conduct during the doomed 2018 World Cup bid will only have been exacerbated by rival bidders Spain escaping serious censure. By remarkable coincidence, Spanish football chief Angel Maria Villar Llona hosted the English FA at Alicante’s dilapidated Jose Rico Perez stadium on the day FIFA’s ethics chamber ruled that he should be only warned and fined for refusing to co-operate with Michael Garcia’s probe into the 2018 and 2022 voting fiascos. It was also a year ago to the day that Spain were not even mentioned by name in FIFA ethics judge Hans Joachim Eckert’s summary of the Garcia report, in which he fingered England’s bid for ‘behaving improperly’ by ‘currying favour’ with arch FIFA rogue Jack Warner.

The FA face huge issues with the leaders of both

OPTIONS:
- Alicante and UEFA suspended.
- Angel Maria Villar Llona and UEFA suspended.
- England and UEFA suspended.
- English and UEFA suspended.
- FA and UEFA suspended.
- FA’s and UEFA suspended.
- FIFA and UEFA suspended.
- Football Association and UEFA suspended.
- Garcia and UEFA suspended.
- Hans Joachim Eckert and UEFA suspended.
- Heather Rabbatts and UEFA suspended.
- Jack Warner and UEFA suspended.
- Jose Rico Perez and UEFA suspended.
- Maria Angel Villar Llona and UEFA suspended.
- Michael Garcia and UEFA suspended.
- Spain and UEFA suspended.
- Spanish and UEFA suspended.
- World Cup and UEFA suspended.


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The New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez is used to breaking balls and even breaking records, but new Fox Sports analyst broke part of the set on the first day of his new job. Rodriguez, 40, was signed by the network to comment on the Major League Baseball playoffs, but was chatting with its NFL studio team when he was asked to toss a football to journalist Jay Glazer. The pass sailed above the diminutive Glazer's head and smashed into a video display behind him, cracking a television screen as the show's regular analysts broke out in a chorus of 'oooohs'.

In the lead up to the pass, the

OPTIONS:
- Alex Rodriguez Sunday team brought up the fact that Rodriguez had been his high school's quarterback.
- Fox Sunday team brought up the fact that Rodriguez had been his high school's quarterback.
- Fox Sports Sunday team brought up the fact that Rodriguez had been his high school's quarterback.
- Glazer Sunday team brought up the fact that Rodriguez had been his high school's quarterback.
- Jay Glazer Sunday team brought up the fact that Rodriguez had been his high school's quarterback.
- MLB Sunday team brought up the fact that Rodriguez had been his high school's quarterback.
- Major League Baseball Sunday team brought up the fact that Rodriguez had been his high school's quarterback.
- NFL Sunday team brought up the fact that Rodriguez had been his high school's quarterback.
- New York Yankees Sunday team brought up the fact that Rodriguez had been his high school's quarterback.
- Rodriguez Sunday team brought up the fact that Rodriguez had been his high school's quarterback.


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(CNN) -- California Republican gubernatorial candidate Tim Donnelly took to CNN's Spanish-language airwaves recently to deny accusations that a campaign ad he shot with Cuban-Venezuelan actress Maria Conchita Alonso is racist. The candidate, who is also a state assemblyman, touted his Filipina wife as evidence that he's not prejudiced. "If I am a racist, I'm not a very good one," Donnelly said Thursday on CNN en EspaÃ±ol's "Directo USA" show. "I must have gone to the wrong school where you learn how to be a racist because I married a woman with dark skin. As a matter of fact, her skin's darker than Maria Conchita's."

Alonso, however, said on "Directo USA" that she firmly stands by her decision to support Donnelly for two reasons: Donnelly's proposed plan to create more jobs and his desire to raise the minimum wage to $20 an hour, something the candidate has said he would do by unleashing

OPTIONS:
- Alonso's natural resources.
- Alonzo's natural resources.
- CNN's natural resources.
- California's natural resources.
- Cuban's natural resources.
- Directo USA's natural resources.
- Donnelly's natural resources.
- EspaÃ±ol's natural resources.
- Filipina's natural resources.
- Maria Conchita's natural resources.
- Maria Conchita Alonso's natural resources.
- Republican's natural resources.
- Republican Donnelly's natural resources.
- Spanish's natural resources.
- Tea Party's natural resources.
- Tim Donnelly's natural resources.
- Venezuelan's natural resources.
- YouTube's natural resources.


A federal judge has made clear that the NFL's four game suspension of Tom Brady over Deflategate is in jeopardy as the star New England quarterback returned to practice. U.S. District Judge Richard M. Berman, who's been asked by the NFL Players Association to void the suspension, warned a league lawyer during oral arguments on Wednesday in the scandal over underinflated footballs that there was precedent for judges to toss out penalties issued by arbitrators. Berman continued to push for a settlement in the dispute - a potential result he called 'rational and logical' - and questioned the length of the ban.

After the hearing,

OPTIONS:
- Berman met behind closed doors with both sides for more than an hour before the lawyers left court, saying the judge asked them not to discuss the negotiations publicly.
- Brady met behind closed doors with both sides for more than an hour before the lawyers left court, saying the judge asked them not to discuss the negotiations publicly.
- Deflategate met behind closed doors with both sides for more than an hour before the lawyers left court, saying the judge asked them not to discuss the negotiations publicly.
- Has met behind closed doors with both sides for more than an hour before the lawyers left court, saying the judge asked them not to discuss the negotiations publicly.
- Manhattan met behind closed doors with both sides for more than an hour before the lawyers left court, saying the judge asked them not to discuss the negotiations publicly.
- NFL met behind closed doors with both sides for more than an hour before the lawyers left court, saying the judge asked them not to discuss the negotiations publicly.
- NFL Players Association met behind closed doors with both sides for more than an hour before the lawyers left court, saying the judge asked them not to discuss the negotiations publicly.
- New England met behind closed doors with both sides for more than an hour before the lawyers left court, saying the judge asked them not to discuss the negotiations publicly.
- New Orleans Saints met behind closed doors with both sides for more than an hour before the lawyers left court, saying the judge asked them not to discuss the negotiations publicly.
- Patriots met behind closed doors with both sides for more than an hour before the lawyers left court, saying the judge asked them not to discuss the negotiations publicly.
- Richard M. Berman met behind closed doors with both sides for more than an hour before the lawyers left court, saying the judge asked them not to discuss the negotiations publicly.
- Said met behind closed doors with both sides for more than an hour before the lawyers left court, saying the judge asked them not to discuss the negotiations publicly.
- Steelers met behind closed doors with both sides for more than an hour before the lawyers left court, saying the judge asked them not to discuss the negotiations publicly.
- Tom Brady met behind closed doors with both sides for more than an hour before the lawyers left court, saying the judge asked them not to discuss the negotiations publicly.
- U.S. met behind closed doors with both sides for more than an hour before the lawyers left court, saying the judge asked them not to discuss the negotiations publicly.
- West Virginia met behind closed doors with both sides for more than an hour before the lawyers left court, saying the judge asked them not to discuss the negotiations publicly.


Washington (CNN) More than five dozen state and local election offices requested help from the Department of Homeland Security to protect their election systems from cyberattacks, according to DHS documents obtained by CNN. Before the 2016 US election, 33 states and 36 local governments requested an assessment of their election systems to help prevent cyberattacks, and another two states and six localities requested the assessment since the election, according to a DHS memo issued in response to questions from Missouri Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill. The memo gives more detail on the scope of how many states and cities had concerns about the potential risk of a cyberattack last year, even before the Obama administration had issued its report confirming Russian hackers meddled in the US election.

In addition, DHS said that it shared technical information to help states and local governments identify and stop malicious cyber activity, which included reports "on malicious activity by

OPTIONS:
- CNN civilian and military intelligence services."
- Claire McCaskill civilian and military intelligence services."
- DHS civilian and military intelligence services."
- Democratic civilian and military intelligence services."
- Department of Homeland Security civilian and military intelligence services."
- Missouri civilian and military intelligence services."
- Obama civilian and military intelligence services."
- Russian civilian and military intelligence services."
- US civilian and military intelligence services."
- Washington civilian and military intelligence services."


Beijing (CNN) -- In a rare, joint news conference with the global news media inside the heart of Beijing, U.S. President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged cooperation on a range of common interests as they concluded an unusually colorful economic summit. Asked about anti-American rhetoric in Chinese state-run media which accused the United States of backing recent democracy protests in Hong Kong, Obama brushed off the criticism as "part of being a public official." "The United States had no involvement in fostering the protests that took place there," Obama insisted. Xi appeared to grimace when asked by New York Times reporter Mark Landler about international press access in China and whether he viewed Obama's "pivot" to Asia as an authentic component of U.S. foreign policy.

OPTIONS:
- ASEAN added he had an opportunity to stress to Xi that the Asia "pivot" is not an attempt to challenge China's leadership in the region.
- Asia added he had an opportunity to stress to Xi that the Asia "pivot" is not an attempt to challenge China's leadership in the region.
- Barack Obama added he had an opportunity to stress to Xi that the Asia "pivot" is not an attempt to challenge China's leadership in the region.
- Beijing added he had an opportunity to stress to Xi that the Asia "pivot" is not an attempt to challenge China's leadership in the region.
- CNN added he had an opportunity to stress to Xi that the Asia "pivot" is not an attempt to challenge China's leadership in the region.
- China added he had an opportunity to stress to Xi that the Asia "pivot" is not an attempt to challenge China's leadership in the region.
- Chinese added he had an opportunity to stress to Xi that the Asia "pivot" is not an attempt to challenge China's leadership in the region.
- Hong Kong added he had an opportunity to stress to Xi that the Asia "pivot" is not an attempt to challenge China's leadership in the region.
- Mark Landler added he had an opportunity to stress to Xi that the Asia "pivot" is not an attempt to challenge China's leadership in the region.
- Myanmar added he had an opportunity to stress to Xi that the Asia "pivot" is not an attempt to challenge China's leadership in the region.
- New York Times added he had an opportunity to stress to Xi that the Asia "pivot" is not an attempt to challenge China's leadership in the region.
- Obama added he had an opportunity to stress to Xi that the Asia "pivot" is not an attempt to challenge China's leadership in the region.
- U.S. added he had an opportunity to stress to Xi that the Asia "pivot" is not an attempt to challenge China's leadership in the region.
- United States added he had an opportunity to stress to Xi that the Asia "pivot" is not an attempt to challenge China's leadership in the region.
- White House added he had an opportunity to stress to Xi that the Asia "pivot" is not an attempt to challenge China's leadership in the region.
- Xi added he had an opportunity to stress to Xi that the Asia "pivot" is not an attempt to challenge China's leadership in the region.
- Xi Jinping added he had an opportunity to stress to Xi that the Asia "pivot" is not an attempt to challenge China's leadership in the region.


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Washington (CNN) US President Donald Trump has declared he would be willing to go it alone to restrain North Korea's nuclear weapons program should China fail to change the situation, saying if Beijing won't help solve it, then "we will" alone. "China will either decide to help us with North Korea or they won't," Trump said in an interview published Sunday in the Financial Times. "If they do, that will be very good for China, and if they don't, it won't be good for anyone." Trump's administration has repeatedly emphasized its high concern over the North Korean nuclear threat. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson visited China last month to press North Korea's neighbor for help in mitigating that threat, and Trump is scheduled to host Chinese President Xi Jinping this week in the US, where he intends to bring the issue up.

Asked to clarify if he believed the

OPTIONS:
- Beijing could solve the problem without China, Trump said: "totally."
- CNN could solve the problem without China, Trump said: "totally."
- China could solve the problem without China, Trump said: "totally."
- Chinese could solve the problem without China, Trump said: "totally."
- Donald Trump could solve the problem without China, Trump said: "totally."
- Financial Times could solve the problem without China, Trump said: "totally."
- North Korea could solve the problem without China, Trump said: "totally."
- North Korean could solve the problem without China, Trump said: "totally."
- Rex Tillerson could solve the problem without China, Trump said: "totally."
- Trump could solve the problem without China, Trump said: "totally."
- US could solve the problem without China, Trump said: "totally."
- Washington could solve the problem without China, Trump said: "totally."
- Xi Jinping could solve the problem without China, Trump said: "totally."


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(CNN) One of the next members of President Donald Trump's administration to enter the Russia investigation spotlight finds himself in a particularly awkward spot: He's the top lawyer at the White House. Don McGahn is expected to be interviewed in the coming weeks in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, along with communications director Hope Hicks and Josh Raffel, who handles press-related inquiries for White House senior adviser Jared Kushner. The 49-year-old former Federal Election commissioner acted as a conduit of information to Trump before the President decided to fire National Security Adviser Michael Flynn and FBI Director James Comey. McGahn also served as the Trump presidential campaign's chief counsel while he was still a partner in private practice at the law firm Jones Day.

The

OPTIONS:
- Don McGahn investigation already succeeded once in getting around attorney-client privilege.
- Donald Trump investigation already succeeded once in getting around attorney-client privilege.
- FBI investigation already succeeded once in getting around attorney-client privilege.
- Federal Election investigation already succeeded once in getting around attorney-client privilege.
- Hope Hicks investigation already succeeded once in getting around attorney-client privilege.
- James Comey investigation already succeeded once in getting around attorney-client privilege.
- Jared Kushner investigation already succeeded once in getting around attorney-client privilege.
- Jones Day investigation already succeeded once in getting around attorney-client privilege.
- Josh Raffel investigation already succeeded once in getting around attorney-client privilege.
- McGahn investigation already succeeded once in getting around attorney-client privilege.
- Michael Flynn investigation already succeeded once in getting around attorney-client privilege.
- National Security investigation already succeeded once in getting around attorney-client privilege.
- Robert Mueller investigation already succeeded once in getting around attorney-client privilege.
- Russia investigation already succeeded once in getting around attorney-client privilege.
- Trump investigation already succeeded once in getting around attorney-client privilege.
- White House investigation already succeeded once in getting around attorney-client privilege.


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(CNN) Aaron Sheldon has never particularly enjoyed riding the bus. But to his young son, Harrison, it is an adventure. "One day we're on the bus downtown, and I'm just sitting there looking at him and he's just in awe of such a mundane and pedestrian task," said Sheldon, a photographer who lives in Columbus, Ohio. It reminded him that even the most ordinary acts can seem extraordinary to someone experiencing it for the first time. "I wanted to try to capture that sense of wonderment that kids have just in our everyday world," Sheldon said. He didn't know the best way to go about it, though, until later that week when Harrison -- 3 at the time -- got an ear infection and had to go to the doctor's office.

Sometimes,

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Sheldon will have his own ideas about a shot.
- CNN will have his own ideas about a shot.
- Columbus will have his own ideas about a shot.
- Harrison will have his own ideas about a shot.
- Ohio will have his own ideas about a shot.
- Sheldon will have his own ideas about a shot.


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A woman has become the latest victim of violent anti-immigrant protests sweeping South Africa after she was left covered in blood when rocks were thrown through her car window. So far six people are believed to have been killed in the violent protests which started two weeks ago in Durban, a key port on South Africa's Indian Ocean coast, spreading to Johannesburg. In the latest show of violence around 200 protesters, shouting that they wanted immigrants to leave the country, pelted passing vehicles and the police with rocks. Scroll down for video Victim: Carol Lloyd was left injured and covered in blood after rocks were thrown at and shattered her car window in the latest wave of anti-immigrant protests near Johannesburg in South Africa

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- Carol Lloyd was the epicentre of the 2008 xenophobic attacks that killed more than 60 people and saw violence spread through the area.
- Durban was the epicentre of the 2008 xenophobic attacks that killed more than 60 people and saw violence spread through the area.
- Indian Ocean was the epicentre of the 2008 xenophobic attacks that killed more than 60 people and saw violence spread through the area.
- Jeppestown was the epicentre of the 2008 xenophobic attacks that killed more than 60 people and saw violence spread through the area.
- Johannesburg was the epicentre of the 2008 xenophobic attacks that killed more than 60 people and saw violence spread through the area.
- South Africa was the epicentre of the 2008 xenophobic attacks that killed more than 60 people and saw violence spread through the area.


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A father of a 12-year-old girl who he married off in an Islamic ceremony told his daughter that it Australian laws forbidding her from marrying were 'stupid'. The father, who cannot be named legally, is on trial at Sydney's Downing Centre District Court charged with procuring a child for unlawful sexual activity and with being an accessory before the fact of sexual intercourse with a child. The girl told a Sydney court her father said Australian law was 'stupid' and girls her age should be allowed to get married and have sexual intercourse. Scroll down for video A 27-year-old man (pictured) has been sentenced to at least seven and a half years behind bars for marrying and sexually assaulting a 12 year old girl. Now her father is on trial for agreeing to the arrangement because he discovered that his daughter was' menstruating and interested in boys' a court heard

'After he went to sheiks, after a while he came back and asked my

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- Australian.'
- Court.'
- Downing Centre District Court.'
- Father.'
- Islamic.'
- Sydney.'


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Washington (CNN) Even as tensions between the US and North Korea have intensified, along with President Donald Trump's rhetoric, US diplomats have quietly and steadily been in contact with their North Korean counterparts. The meetings, led by the US Special Representative for North Korea Policy Joseph Yun and reported on by CNN, have focused on Americans detained in North Korea, but have also touched on the relationship between the two countries. The US has been in contact with North Korea since at least February at an official level and there have been lower-level talks between Americans -- though none who represent the US government -- and North Korean officials.

Warmbier was released by

OPTIONS:
- Americans in June but died shortly after he returned to the US in a coma after sustaining severe brain injuries while he was being held by Pyongyang.
- CNN in June but died shortly after he returned to the US in a coma after sustaining severe brain injuries while he was being held by Pyongyang.
- Donald Trump in June but died shortly after he returned to the US in a coma after sustaining severe brain injuries while he was being held by Pyongyang.
- Joseph Yun in June but died shortly after he returned to the US in a coma after sustaining severe brain injuries while he was being held by Pyongyang.
- North Korea in June but died shortly after he returned to the US in a coma after sustaining severe brain injuries while he was being held by Pyongyang.
- North Korean in June but died shortly after he returned to the US in a coma after sustaining severe brain injuries while he was being held by Pyongyang.
- Obama in June but died shortly after he returned to the US in a coma after sustaining severe brain injuries while he was being held by Pyongyang.
- Pyongyang in June but died shortly after he returned to the US in a coma after sustaining severe brain injuries while he was being held by Pyongyang.
- Trump in June but died shortly after he returned to the US in a coma after sustaining severe brain injuries while he was being held by Pyongyang.
- US in June but died shortly after he returned to the US in a coma after sustaining severe brain injuries while he was being held by Pyongyang.
- Washington in June but died shortly after he returned to the US in a coma after sustaining severe brain injuries while he was being held by Pyongyang.


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An Oregon judge under an ethics investigation after refusing to perform same-sex weddings has been accused of several other allegations, including hanging a picture of Adolf Hitler in the courthouse, the commission charged with investigating him announced Tuesday. Marion County Judge Vance Day said the Hitler portrait was not intended to glorify the Nazi dictator but was part of a display on democracy's defeat of fascism. Day, a former chairman of the Oregon Republican Party, said he's being targeted because of his Christian beliefs. 'It appears that the commission has thrown everything in but the kitchen sink,' Day told The Associated Press. 'The clear issue that they're after me on is that I had stopped doing weddings because I have a firmly held religious conviction.'

OPTIONS:
- Adolf Hitler denies he broke ethics rules and says the proceedings against him violate his constitutional rights to free speech, free association and religious expression.
- Christian denies he broke ethics rules and says the proceedings against him violate his constitutional rights to free speech, free association and religious expression.
- County Oregon denies he broke ethics rules and says the proceedings against him violate his constitutional rights to free speech, free association and religious expression.
- Day denies he broke ethics rules and says the proceedings against him violate his constitutional rights to free speech, free association and religious expression.
- Hitler denies he broke ethics rules and says the proceedings against him violate his constitutional rights to free speech, free association and religious expression.
- Marion denies he broke ethics rules and says the proceedings against him violate his constitutional rights to free speech, free association and religious expression.
- Marion County denies he broke ethics rules and says the proceedings against him violate his constitutional rights to free speech, free association and religious expression.
- Nazi denies he broke ethics rules and says the proceedings against him violate his constitutional rights to free speech, free association and religious expression.
- Oregon denies he broke ethics rules and says the proceedings against him violate his constitutional rights to free speech, free association and religious expression.
- Oregon Republican Party denies he broke ethics rules and says the proceedings against him violate his constitutional rights to free speech, free association and religious expression.
- PTSD denies he broke ethics rules and says the proceedings against him violate his constitutional rights to free speech, free association and religious expression.
- The Associated Press denies he broke ethics rules and says the proceedings against him violate his constitutional rights to free speech, free association and religious expression.
- Vance Day denies he broke ethics rules and says the proceedings against him violate his constitutional rights to free speech, free association and religious expression.
- World War II denies he broke ethics rules and says the proceedings against him violate his constitutional rights to free speech, free association and religious expression.


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So the wait goes on: Jurgen Klopp longs for the day when Liverpool dazzle at Anfield, when the goals flow and the play is thrilling, but old habits are proving hard to kick. His first mission as Liverpool manager has been accomplished – a 2-1 win over Bordeaux has secured their passage through to the Europa League's last 32 – yet it was not secured with any degree of ease. Once again a match finished with nerves fraying on The Kop. Still Klopp was satisfied enough to call it a 'cool' evening; a James Milner penalty and a thumping strike from Christian Benteke was enough to see off Bordeaux and so long as they avoid defeat in Sion they will win Group B.

Referee Alon Yefet was blameless in awarding free-kick against

OPTIONS:
- Anfield for holding the ball for an incredible 22 seconds.
- Belgian for holding the ball for an incredible 22 seconds.
- Benteke for holding the ball for an incredible 22 seconds.
- Bordeaux for holding the ball for an incredible 22 seconds.
- Christian Benteke for holding the ball for an incredible 22 seconds.
- Europa League for holding the ball for an incredible 22 seconds.
- Group B. for holding the ball for an incredible 22 seconds.
- Henri Saivet for holding the ball for an incredible 22 seconds.
- James Milner for holding the ball for an incredible 22 seconds.
- Jurgen Klopp for holding the ball for an incredible 22 seconds.
- Liverpool for holding the ball for an incredible 22 seconds.
- Reds for holding the ball for an incredible 22 seconds.
- Simon Mignolet for holding the ball for an incredible 22 seconds.
- Sion for holding the ball for an incredible 22 seconds.
- Still Klopp for holding the ball for an incredible 22 seconds.
- The Kop for holding the ball for an incredible 22 seconds.


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Washington (CNN) With tensions rising between the US and North Korea, the Pentagon on Sunday called for the isolated communist nation to avoid destabilizing the situation further. "We call on (North Korea) to refrain from provocative, destabilizing actions and rhetoric, and to make the strategic choice to fulfill its international obligations and commitments and return to serious talks," Pentagon spokesman Gary Ross said. "North Korea's unlawful weapons programs represent a clear, grave threat to US national security." The statement came just hours after a North Korean newspaper said Pyongyang was ready to take out a US aircraft carrier conducting drills with Japanese destroyers near the Philippines.

North Korea conducted its fifth nuclear weapons test last September and displayed a series of missiles at a military parade on an important

OPTIONS:
- CNN holiday earlier this month before firing one off, which the US said went down in flames shortly after the launch.
- China holiday earlier this month before firing one off, which the US said went down in flames shortly after the launch.
- Gary Ross holiday earlier this month before firing one off, which the US said went down in flames shortly after the launch.
- Japan holiday earlier this month before firing one off, which the US said went down in flames shortly after the launch.
- Japanese holiday earlier this month before firing one off, which the US said went down in flames shortly after the launch.
- North Korea holiday earlier this month before firing one off, which the US said went down in flames shortly after the launch.
- North Korean holiday earlier this month before firing one off, which the US said went down in flames shortly after the launch.
- Pentagon holiday earlier this month before firing one off, which the US said went down in flames shortly after the launch.
- Philippines holiday earlier this month before firing one off, which the US said went down in flames shortly after the launch.
- Pyongyang holiday earlier this month before firing one off, which the US said went down in flames shortly after the launch.
- Trump holiday earlier this month before firing one off, which the US said went down in flames shortly after the launch.
- US holiday earlier this month before firing one off, which the US said went down in flames shortly after the launch.
- Washington holiday earlier this month before firing one off, which the US said went down in flames shortly after the launch.


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A chilling armed robbery in which invaders with knives tried to kick the door down to a room where a mother and her one-year-old child were hiding was allegedly masterminded by the owner's son. Simerjeet Singh, 17, has been charged with felony first degree burglary and robbery after it emerged that he may have organised the operation, allegedly carried out by gang members. Moses Perez Herrera, 17, Alvaro Valdivia, 16, and Moses Noel, 22, have also been charged at Santa Clara County Superior Court in connection with the robbery on May 8. Scroll down for video Prosecutors say that two people were seen breaking into the home on security cameras while another was allegedly waiting outside in a getaway car.

Mr

OPTIONS:
- Alvaro Valdivia wasn't in the home at the time and Simerjeet does not live there.
- Moses Noel wasn't in the home at the time and Simerjeet does not live there.
- Moses Perez Herrera wasn't in the home at the time and Simerjeet does not live there.
- Santa Clara County Superior Court wasn't in the home at the time and Simerjeet does not live there.
- Simerjeet Singh wasn't in the home at the time and Simerjeet does not live there.


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Washington (CNN) Former US President Barack Obama is wading into the closely watched French presidential election to endorse Emmanuel Macron, the centrist politician widely backed by the establishment in his run against far-right leader Marine Le Pen. "I have admired the campaign that Emmanuel Macron has run," Obama says in a video, which Macron shared Thursday. "He has stood up for liberal values, he put forward a vision for the important role that France plays in Europe and around the world. And he is committed to a better future for the French people. He appeals to people's hopes and not their fears."

Macron and Le Pen faced-off Wednesday in

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama's final presidential debate, and the final run-off vote will take place on Sunday.
- CNN's final presidential debate, and the final run-off vote will take place on Sunday.
- Emmanuel Macron's final presidential debate, and the final run-off vote will take place on Sunday.
- Europe's final presidential debate, and the final run-off vote will take place on Sunday.
- France's final presidential debate, and the final run-off vote will take place on Sunday.
- French's final presidential debate, and the final run-off vote will take place on Sunday.
- Le Pen's final presidential debate, and the final run-off vote will take place on Sunday.
- Macron's final presidential debate, and the final run-off vote will take place on Sunday.
- Marine's final presidential debate, and the final run-off vote will take place on Sunday.
- Obama's final presidential debate, and the final run-off vote will take place on Sunday.
- US's final presidential debate, and the final run-off vote will take place on Sunday.
- Washington's final presidential debate, and the final run-off vote will take place on Sunday.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump described an administration operating at full throttle during a valedictory address Friday, vowing to uphold his campaign promises to a right-wing crowd of activists that once viewed him skeptically. He also escalated his attacks on the press, pitting the news media against conservative values and suggesting he was going to take action soon to end what he described as a scourge of "fake news." Speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference, Trump vowed an economic revival spurred by new jobs and scaled back regulation. He insisted that his most prominent agenda items would be realized in short order. And he characterized in nationalist terms the "America first" theme of his presidency.

Trump said on Friday that he arrived at his first

OPTIONS:
- America address in 2011 with "very little notes and even less preparation."
- CNN address in 2011 with "very little notes and even less preparation."
- CPAC address in 2011 with "very little notes and even less preparation."
- Conservative Political Action Conference address in 2011 with "very little notes and even less preparation."
- Donald Trump address in 2011 with "very little notes and even less preparation."
- Trump address in 2011 with "very little notes and even less preparation."


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Niko Matawalu's two-try cameo fired England a World Cup warning as Fiji dispatched Canada at The Stoop on Sunday. The Bath-bound scrum-half bossed Fiji's fluent, potent back line under the shadows of Twickenham, 13 days before the Pacific Islanders will look to spoil England's World Cup party. Matawalu limped off gingerly just before half-time with a leg injury, but was clearly removed as a precaution and under little panic. The 26-year-old's class is underscored by his ability to stand out as Fiji's biggest threat even in a back line dripping with strike runners and match-winners. Watching coaches Stuart Lancaster and Andy Farrell were left in little doubt as to who will pose them the greatest threat when England open their World Cup campaign against Fiji a week on Friday.

Canada hit back with tries from Conor Trainor and a late brace from Phil Mackenzie as

OPTIONS:
- Andy Farrell tired and fell off the pace.
- Bath tired and fell off the pace.
- Canada tired and fell off the pace.
- England tired and fell off the pace.
- Fiji tired and fell off the pace.
- Matawalu tired and fell off the pace.
- Niko Matawalu tired and fell off the pace.
- Pacific Islanders tired and fell off the pace.
- Stade Francais tired and fell off the pace.
- Stuart Lancaster tired and fell off the pace.
- The Stoop tired and fell off the pace.
- Twickenham tired and fell off the pace.
- Waisea Nayacalevu tired and fell off the pace.
- World Cup tired and fell off the pace.