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(CNN) New Orleans celebrity chef John Besh stepped down Monday from the company he founded amid sexual harassment allegations against him and other male employees. Besh, 49, is one of the city's most recognizable and celebrated chefs. He has not responded directly to the allegations made by current and former employees, which were revealed in an investigation by NOLA.com and the Times-Picayune. His departure was announced Monday in a staff email from the person taking over as chief executive officer of Besh Restaurant Group (BRG), effective immediately. "John has decided to step down from all aspects of operations and to provide his full focus on his family," Shannon White said.

OPTIONS:
- BRG enjoyed celebrity status in a city whose identity is tied to its food.
- Besh enjoyed celebrity status in a city whose identity is tied to its food.
- Besh Restaurant Group enjoyed celebrity status in a city whose identity is tied to its food.
- CNN enjoyed celebrity status in a city whose identity is tied to its food.
- John enjoyed celebrity status in a city whose identity is tied to its food.
- John Besh enjoyed celebrity status in a city whose identity is tied to its food.
- NOLA.com enjoyed celebrity status in a city whose identity is tied to its food.
- New Orleans enjoyed celebrity status in a city whose identity is tied to its food.
- Picayune enjoyed celebrity status in a city whose identity is tied to its food.
- Shannon White enjoyed celebrity status in a city whose identity is tied to its food.
- Times enjoyed celebrity status in a city whose identity is tied to its food.


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Getaway granny Joyce Mitchell was a heartless, sex-crazed cheater who thought nothing of carrying on affairs and leaving a trail of devastation in her wake, her first husband has revealed in an exclusive interview with Daily Mail Online. Mitchell, now the most reviled woman in America, moved current husband Lyle into her marital home just 22 days after Tobey Premo moved out, Premo revealed. And her court maneuverings prevented him from having any contact with their son, who was just a year old when the couple split, and led to him being reduced to living in a cockroach-infested hotel on a meager $91 a week.

'My mother said there is a girl here and I saw who it was and we connected,'

OPTIONS:
- America recalled.
- Daily Mail Online recalled.
- Joyce recalled.
- Joyce Mitchell recalled.
- Lyle recalled.
- Lyle Mitchell recalled.
- Mitchell recalled.
- Premo recalled.
- Richard Matt recalled.
- Tobey Premo recalled.


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

Netanyahu thinks

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Miller is bloodless and cold when it comes to understanding Israel's fears and its security challenges; Obama thinks Netanyahu is a conman who thinks only of himself with little sense of respect or sensitivity for American interests.
- American is bloodless and cold when it comes to understanding Israel's fears and its security challenges; Obama thinks Netanyahu is a conman who thinks only of himself with little sense of respect or sensitivity for American interests.
- Barack Obama is bloodless and cold when it comes to understanding Israel's fears and its security challenges; Obama thinks Netanyahu is a conman who thinks only of himself with little sense of respect or sensitivity for American interests.
- Benjamin Netanyahu is bloodless and cold when it comes to understanding Israel's fears and its security challenges; Obama thinks Netanyahu is a conman who thinks only of himself with little sense of respect or sensitivity for American interests.
- CNN is bloodless and cold when it comes to understanding Israel's fears and its security challenges; Obama thinks Netanyahu is a conman who thinks only of himself with little sense of respect or sensitivity for American interests.
- Iran is bloodless and cold when it comes to understanding Israel's fears and its security challenges; Obama thinks Netanyahu is a conman who thinks only of himself with little sense of respect or sensitivity for American interests.
- Israeli is bloodless and cold when it comes to understanding Israel's fears and its security challenges; Obama thinks Netanyahu is a conman who thinks only of himself with little sense of respect or sensitivity for American interests.
- Miller is bloodless and cold when it comes to understanding Israel's fears and its security challenges; Obama thinks Netanyahu is a conman who thinks only of himself with little sense of respect or sensitivity for American interests.
- Mitt Romney is bloodless and cold when it comes to understanding Israel's fears and its security challenges; Obama thinks Netanyahu is a conman who thinks only of himself with little sense of respect or sensitivity for American interests.
- Netanyahu is bloodless and cold when it comes to understanding Israel's fears and its security challenges; Obama thinks Netanyahu is a conman who thinks only of himself with little sense of respect or sensitivity for American interests.
- Obama is bloodless and cold when it comes to understanding Israel's fears and its security challenges; Obama thinks Netanyahu is a conman who thinks only of himself with little sense of respect or sensitivity for American interests.
- PM Netanyahu is bloodless and cold when it comes to understanding Israel's fears and its security challenges; Obama thinks Netanyahu is a conman who thinks only of himself with little sense of respect or sensitivity for American interests.
- Republican is bloodless and cold when it comes to understanding Israel's fears and its security challenges; Obama thinks Netanyahu is a conman who thinks only of himself with little sense of respect or sensitivity for American interests.
- U.S. is bloodless and cold when it comes to understanding Israel's fears and its security challenges; Obama thinks Netanyahu is a conman who thinks only of himself with little sense of respect or sensitivity for American interests.


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(CNN) Colombia's Congress has approved a historic peace agreement that will lead to the disarming of rebels in the 52-year conflict. The lower house Wednesday approved the revised deal between the government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC. The vote was 130-0 and came after about 11 hours of debate. The rebels have 150 days to put down their arms, according to the legislation. Last week marked the second time this year that Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and FARC leader Rodrigo Londoño have signed a peace deal aimed at ending Latin America's longest war. In October, Colombian voters rejected the first version of the agreement in a national referendum, sending negotiators back to the table.

During the last two months, he said his field teams have encountered

OPTIONS:
- CNN soldiers asking what is going to happen to them, saying some members are already being offered work with criminal groups.
- Colombia soldiers asking what is going to happen to them, saying some members are already being offered work with criminal groups.
- Colombian soldiers asking what is going to happen to them, saying some members are already being offered work with criminal groups.
- Congress soldiers asking what is going to happen to them, saying some members are already being offered work with criminal groups.
- Deal soldiers asking what is going to happen to them, saying some members are already being offered work with criminal groups.
- FARC soldiers asking what is going to happen to them, saying some members are already being offered work with criminal groups.
- Juan Manuel Santos soldiers asking what is going to happen to them, saying some members are already being offered work with criminal groups.
- Latin America soldiers asking what is going to happen to them, saying some members are already being offered work with criminal groups.
- Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia soldiers asking what is going to happen to them, saying some members are already being offered work with criminal groups.
- Rodrigo Londoño soldiers asking what is going to happen to them, saying some members are already being offered work with criminal groups.


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What does a bogeyman do when he suffers an existential crisis and suddenly decides that his whole raison d’être – scaring humans – is really rather pointless? That’s the question posed in The Snowman author Raymond Briggs’s 1977 children’s book Fungus The Bogeyman, and his dilemma is brought thrillingly to life in a new CGI-enhanced adaptation. The book follows Fungus, played by Timothy Spall, who lives in the damp, rotten underworld beneath the human world with his wife Mildew (The Thick Of It’s Joanna Scanlan) and all the other smelly bogeymen, whose job it is to go ‘upstairs’ and scare people.

To try and fit in with the humans, Fungus and

OPTIONS:
- CGI have to change not only their appearances but their mindsets.
- Fungus have to change not only their appearances but their mindsets.
- Fungus The Bogeyman have to change not only their appearances but their mindsets.
- Joanna Scanlan have to change not only their appearances but their mindsets.
- Mildew have to change not only their appearances but their mindsets.
- Raymond Briggs have to change not only their appearances but their mindsets.
- The Snowman have to change not only their appearances but their mindsets.
- The Thick Of It have to change not only their appearances but their mindsets.
- Timothy Spall have to change not only their appearances but their mindsets.
- Victoria Wood have to change not only their appearances but their mindsets.


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(CNN) A car speeds along a California highway when someone pulls up, then opens fire. It happened Saturday morning along Interstate 80 in Richmond, just like it's happened up to five other times since November in the same place. California Highway Patrol spokesman Daniel Hill described each of these shootings as targeted, meaning the gunmen likely weren't aiming at just any vehicle and that all drivers shouldn't fear being shot. Still, the dangers are obvious not just to those who have been shot or could be shot in the future. No one wants to cruise 65 mph along a highway and have bullets pelt the car next to them, which might slam into them with the driver wounded and possibly incapacitated.

The

OPTIONS:
- California's driver was ejected and pronounced dead by responding firefighters around 1:43 a.m. (4:43 a.m.
- California Highway Patrol's driver was ejected and pronounced dead by responding firefighters around 1:43 a.m. (4:43 a.m.
- Daniel Hill's driver was ejected and pronounced dead by responding firefighters around 1:43 a.m. (4:43 a.m.
- Interstate's driver was ejected and pronounced dead by responding firefighters around 1:43 a.m. (4:43 a.m.
- Jeep's driver was ejected and pronounced dead by responding firefighters around 1:43 a.m. (4:43 a.m.
- Richmond's driver was ejected and pronounced dead by responding firefighters around 1:43 a.m. (4:43 a.m.


An unusual nexus of mining interests, relief work in Haiti, and a former U.S. first family is raising new ethics questions that could affect Hillary Clinton's presidential ambitions. Clinton's brother, Tony Rodham, was a board member of a North Carolina mining company that enjoyed prime access to Haitian gold deposits in the wake of post-earthquake relief work organized in part by former president Bill Clinton through the Clinton Foundation. Another board member of the firm, VCS Mining, was former Haitian Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive, who co-chaired the charitable Interim Haiti Recovery Commission with Mr. Clinton. The revelation, smacking of cronyism and back-room government dealing, is part of a forthcoming book by Government Accountability Institute founder Peter Schweizer, whose work exposing the investment 'insider trading' habits of members of Congress caused national outrage in 2011 even though the practice was legal.

Some of those donations came while Mrs. Clinton was the

OPTIONS:
- Bill Clinton secretary of state.
- Clinton secretary of state.
- Clinton Cash secretary of state.
- Clinton Foundation secretary of state.
- Congress secretary of state.
- Government Accountability Institute secretary of state.
- Haiti secretary of state.
- Haitian secretary of state.
- Hillary Clinton secretary of state.
- Interim Haiti Recovery Commission secretary of state.
- Jean-Max Bellerive secretary of state.
- North Carolina secretary of state.
- Peter Schweizer secretary of state.
- Tony Rodham secretary of state.
- U.S. secretary of state.
- VCS secretary of state.
- VCS Mining secretary of state.


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Standing between Andy Murray and his first grass court final since Wimbledon on Saturday is Viktor Troicki, and there will not be too much love lost. The Serbian was banned for refusing a drugs test in 2013 after losing a match in Monte Carlo, something which led Murray, who has been outspoken on the whole subject, to publicly label him ‘unprofessional’. Now they will meet in the semi-finals of the Aegon Championships after Murray, supported courtside at Queen’s Club by Jose Mourinho, saw off the big-serving challenge of Luxembourg left-hander Gilles Muller 3-6, 7-6, 6-4. Scroll down to video SINGLES SEMI-FINALS

Asked if he had a problem with

OPTIONS:
- Aegon Championships being on tour he said: It’s a difficult situation — you have to be aware of what exactly the rules are.’
- Andy Murray being on tour he said: It’s a difficult situation — you have to be aware of what exactly the rules are.’
- Chelsea being on tour he said: It’s a difficult situation — you have to be aware of what exactly the rules are.’
- Gilles Muller being on tour he said: It’s a difficult situation — you have to be aware of what exactly the rules are.’
- John Isner being on tour he said: It’s a difficult situation — you have to be aware of what exactly the rules are.’
- Jose Mourinho being on tour he said: It’s a difficult situation — you have to be aware of what exactly the rules are.’
- Luxembourg being on tour he said: It’s a difficult situation — you have to be aware of what exactly the rules are.’
- Monte Carlo being on tour he said: It’s a difficult situation — you have to be aware of what exactly the rules are.’
- Murray being on tour he said: It’s a difficult situation — you have to be aware of what exactly the rules are.’
- Queen's Club being on tour he said: It’s a difficult situation — you have to be aware of what exactly the rules are.’
- SEMI being on tour he said: It’s a difficult situation — you have to be aware of what exactly the rules are.’
- Scot being on tour he said: It’s a difficult situation — you have to be aware of what exactly the rules are.’
- Serbian being on tour he said: It’s a difficult situation — you have to be aware of what exactly the rules are.’
- Viktor Troicki being on tour he said: It’s a difficult situation — you have to be aware of what exactly the rules are.’
- Wimbledon being on tour he said: It’s a difficult situation — you have to be aware of what exactly the rules are.’


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England’s David Gill, who took the moral stand not to serve on any committee chaired by the departing FIFA president Sepp Blatter, has ruled himself out of the race to succeed him. Gill’s standing in the global game from his former role as Manchester United chief executive has seen him mentioned as a possible candidate even after only two years on the UEFA executive. But Gill has already decided not to put his name forward as a candidate. He is prepared, however, to take part in the next FIFA executive meeting even if it is chaired by Blatter, who is desperately trying to hang on to his job until the election despite the huge corruption scandal engulfing FIFA.

Johansson said: ‘The secretary general (Jerome Valcke) was sending away millions of dollars and then

OPTIONS:
- Blatter claims he didn’t know.
- British claims he didn’t know.
- David Gill claims he didn’t know.
- England claims he didn’t know.
- FA claims he didn’t know.
- FIFA claims he didn’t know.
- Gill claims he didn’t know.
- Manchester United claims he didn’t know.
- Michel Platini claims he didn’t know.
- Sepp Blatter claims he didn’t know.
- UEFA claims he didn’t know.


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A South Carolina novelist lost his storm-battered sailboat - but saved his marriage to his wife of nearly five years - during a failed Atlantic crossing that ended in his rescue by students aboard a maritime college's training ship. Michael Hurley's 30-foot ketch, The Prodigal, was abandoned and left drifting 500 miles south of Newfoundland - about 2,000 miles short of his goal of Ireland - when he was rescued last week by students and staff from the Maine Maritime Academy. Hurley and his wife Susan had decided to split up, but they began communicating again while he was on his journey.

'"The Passage" is about a guy who sails out of

OPTIONS:
- Atlantic and discovers he has a stowaway on board.
- Charleston and discovers he has a stowaway on board.
- Hurley and discovers he has a stowaway on board.
- Ireland and discovers he has a stowaway on board.
- Maine Maritime Academy and discovers he has a stowaway on board.
- Michael Hurley and discovers he has a stowaway on board.
- Newfoundland and discovers he has a stowaway on board.
- South Carolina and discovers he has a stowaway on board.
- Susan and discovers he has a stowaway on board.
- The Prodigal and discovers he has a stowaway on board.


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

(CNN) -- The discovery of a "sophisticated" tunnel between a Mexican eat-in kitchen and two Southern California warehouses led authorities on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border to arrest at least nine suspects and seize between 20 and 30 tons of marijuana. The Thanksgiving Day find followed an eight-month investigation and came about three weeks after authorities discovered a similar drug tunnel in another warehouse in the Otay Mesa area of San Diego. Between the two incidents, agents in the United States and Mexico seized roughly the equivalent of one marijuana cigarette for each of California's nearly 37 million residents, Drug Enforcement Administration special agent Ralph Partridge said Friday.

Its southern entry was in the kitchen of a stucco

OPTIONS:
- CNN, Mexico, home, which had a garage attached big enough for tractor-trailer trucks.
- California, Mexico, home, which had a garage attached big enough for tractor-trailer trucks.
- Drug Enforcement Administration, Mexico, home, which had a garage attached big enough for tractor-trailer trucks.
- Mexican, Mexico, home, which had a garage attached big enough for tractor-trailer trucks.
- Mexico, Mexico, home, which had a garage attached big enough for tractor-trailer trucks.
- Otay Mesa, Mexico, home, which had a garage attached big enough for tractor-trailer trucks.
- Ralph Partridge, Mexico, home, which had a garage attached big enough for tractor-trailer trucks.
- San Diego, Mexico, home, which had a garage attached big enough for tractor-trailer trucks.
- Southern California, Mexico, home, which had a garage attached big enough for tractor-trailer trucks.
- Thanksgiving Day, Mexico, home, which had a garage attached big enough for tractor-trailer trucks.
- Tijuana, Mexico, home, which had a garage attached big enough for tractor-trailer trucks.
- U.S., Mexico, home, which had a garage attached big enough for tractor-trailer trucks.
- United States, Mexico, home, which had a garage attached big enough for tractor-trailer trucks.


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Heyneke Meyer has branded New Zealand the best side in rugby history - but still insisted South Africa can topple the defending champions in Saturday's World Cup semi-final. Head coach Meyer admitted 'over-motivating the team' in previous defeats by the All Blacks, warning the Springboks to keep their cool this week. The Springboks supremo's high praise for the 2011 World Cup winners sets up a pre-emptive humble brag, should his side topple the current Webb Ellis Cup holders at Twickenham. Meyer joked he bought Kiwi counterpart Steve Hansen a crate of beer after South Africa's 27-25 October 2014 triumph - and would need a truckload of the duo's traditional gift to do justice to a win this weekend.

OPTIONS:
- All Blacks have selected Lood de Jager in their starting line-up, but the lock must still pass the formality of a fitness test on his foot injury later in the week.
- Heyneke Meyer have selected Lood de Jager in their starting line-up, but the lock must still pass the formality of a fitness test on his foot injury later in the week.
- Kiwi have selected Lood de Jager in their starting line-up, but the lock must still pass the formality of a fitness test on his foot injury later in the week.
- Lood De Jager have selected Lood de Jager in their starting line-up, but the lock must still pass the formality of a fitness test on his foot injury later in the week.
- Meyer have selected Lood de Jager in their starting line-up, but the lock must still pass the formality of a fitness test on his foot injury later in the week.
- New Zealand have selected Lood de Jager in their starting line-up, but the lock must still pass the formality of a fitness test on his foot injury later in the week.
- Rugby World Cup have selected Lood de Jager in their starting line-up, but the lock must still pass the formality of a fitness test on his foot injury later in the week.
- South Africa have selected Lood de Jager in their starting line-up, but the lock must still pass the formality of a fitness test on his foot injury later in the week.
- Springboks have selected Lood de Jager in their starting line-up, but the lock must still pass the formality of a fitness test on his foot injury later in the week.
- Steve Hansen have selected Lood de Jager in their starting line-up, but the lock must still pass the formality of a fitness test on his foot injury later in the week.
- Twickenham have selected Lood de Jager in their starting line-up, but the lock must still pass the formality of a fitness test on his foot injury later in the week.
- Webb Ellis Cup have selected Lood de Jager in their starting line-up, but the lock must still pass the formality of a fitness test on his foot injury later in the week.
- World Cup have selected Lood de Jager in their starting line-up, but the lock must still pass the formality of a fitness test on his foot injury later in the week.


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Victim: Dr Martin Luther King The FBI repeatedly deceived Congress by destroying vital files relating to the assassination of Martin Luther King, a new book claims. Leading King historian Stuart Wexler said that the bureau chose to cover up the potential role of a high level informant in the killing rather than tell the truth. Wexler said that it could have been one of the greatest scandals in the history of the FBI - but now we may never know what happened. By destroying the files the FBI disobeyed a direct order not to do so from a Congressional Committee which had been set up to investigate the killing of King and former President John F Kennedy.

'They wanted

OPTIONS:
- Assassinations Committee to give evidence to the committee, they didn't want him to be a suspect.
- Congress to give evidence to the committee, they didn't want him to be a suspect.
- Congressional Committee to give evidence to the committee, they didn't want him to be a suspect.
- Daily Mail Online to give evidence to the committee, they didn't want him to be a suspect.
- FBI to give evidence to the committee, they didn't want him to be a suspect.
- John F Kennedy to give evidence to the committee, they didn't want him to be a suspect.
- KKK to give evidence to the committee, they didn't want him to be a suspect.
- King to give evidence to the committee, they didn't want him to be a suspect.
- Laude Matthews to give evidence to the committee, they didn't want him to be a suspect.
- Martin Luther King to give evidence to the committee, they didn't want him to be a suspect.
- Mississippi KKK to give evidence to the committee, they didn't want him to be a suspect.
- Stuart Wexler to give evidence to the committee, they didn't want him to be a suspect.
- Tarrants to give evidence to the committee, they didn't want him to be a suspect.
- Tommy Tarrants to give evidence to the committee, they didn't want him to be a suspect.
- Wexler to give evidence to the committee, they didn't want him to be a suspect.


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Genealogists have made an error in compiling the family tree of Hillary Clinton and she is in fact linked to a poor Welsh mining family, an expert claimed As she kicks off her bid to enter the White House, Hillary Clinton could claim that her path to the presidency began some 160 years ago in the little-known Welsh parish of Ystradyfodwg – if she can pronounce it, that is. For while the US Democrat has previously spoken of her British ancestry, a definitive family tree has revealed her links to a poor mining community in the Welsh Valleys. Ystradyfodwg, pronounced Ust-rady-vod-ug, was the home of Mrs Clinton's great grandmother - a woman who showed a determination, similar to that of the former First Lady, to struggle through poverty and eventually emigrate to America with her family.

The district, known for its reliance on coal mining and poverty, has since been abolished and is now part of

OPTIONS:
- America.
- British.
- Clinton.
- Democrat.
- Family.
- Hannah Jones.
- Hillary Clinton.
- Hugh Rodham.
- Pennsylvania.
- Rhondda.
- US.
- Ust.
- Welsh.
- Welsh Valleys.
- White House.
- Ystradyfodwg.


Find the right ending to this passage.

The little girl is still traumatised by the final hug she gave her father: by the time she let go, she was covered in blood, and he was dead, murdered by ISIS. Fitha, who was just seven-years-old, had run to father Khamis Faris after hearing a knock at the door at their home in Mosul. But as she held him, the two militants at the door shot him three times - in his right arm, his neck and his heart. His crime? Before ISIS arrived in Mosul in June 2014, he had worked as a policeman. Fitha's mother Foza Motaab is not sure if her little girl will ever recover. She is, she says, 'psychologically damaged'.

'I don’t want to live in this country anymore, but I cannot do anything, Daesh [

OPTIONS:
- Erbil] took everything.
- Fitha] took everything.
- Foza Motaab] took everything.
- ISIS] took everything.
- Islamic] took everything.
- Khamis Faris] took everything.
- Mosul] took everything.


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Britons caught up in the French cabbie strikes today told of their terror after facing gangs of 'taxi mafia' as they desperately tried to flee the country. Around 3,000 taxi drivers have taken part in violent demonstrations across France against rival firm Uber, burning tyres on main roads and blocking access to airports and other transport hubs. Shocking footage also emerged today showing protesters dropping rocks onto cars as they travelled under bridges in Paris. One woman told MailOnline how she was forced to sleep in the airport with a mob of angry picketers after missing her flight. Alexandra Lever had been a guest at the MailOnline yacht party in Cannes the night before when her private hire car failed to turn up to take her to Nice airport.

On at least two occasions in Strasbourg in eastern

OPTIONS:
- Alexandra Lever last week, taxi drivers posed as customers in order to lure Uber drivers to isolated spots where they were assaulted by cabbies and their vehicles damaged.
- British last week, taxi drivers posed as customers in order to lure Uber drivers to isolated spots where they were assaulted by cabbies and their vehicles damaged.
- Britons last week, taxi drivers posed as customers in order to lure Uber drivers to isolated spots where they were assaulted by cabbies and their vehicles damaged.
- Cannes last week, taxi drivers posed as customers in order to lure Uber drivers to isolated spots where they were assaulted by cabbies and their vehicles damaged.
- France last week, taxi drivers posed as customers in order to lure Uber drivers to isolated spots where they were assaulted by cabbies and their vehicles damaged.
- French last week, taxi drivers posed as customers in order to lure Uber drivers to isolated spots where they were assaulted by cabbies and their vehicles damaged.
- MailOnline last week, taxi drivers posed as customers in order to lure Uber drivers to isolated spots where they were assaulted by cabbies and their vehicles damaged.
- Nice last week, taxi drivers posed as customers in order to lure Uber drivers to isolated spots where they were assaulted by cabbies and their vehicles damaged.
- Paris last week, taxi drivers posed as customers in order to lure Uber drivers to isolated spots where they were assaulted by cabbies and their vehicles damaged.
- Uber last week, taxi drivers posed as customers in order to lure Uber drivers to isolated spots where they were assaulted by cabbies and their vehicles damaged.


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Durban (CNN) A vaccine against HIV will be trialed in South Africa later this year after meeting the criteria needed to prove it could help fight the epidemic in Africa. In 2015, 2.1 million new infections were reported -- two-thirds of which occurred in sub-Saharan Africa. A small trial, known as HVTN100, took place in South Africa in 2015 to test the safety and strength of immunity the vaccine could provide, ahead of any larger-scale testing in affected populations. Two-hundred and fifty-two healthy volunteers were enrolled to receive either the vaccine, known as ALVAC-HIV/gp120, or a placebo to compare the extent of immune response generated. The results were presented Tuesday at the 21st International AIDS Conference in Durban, South Africa.

The vaccine was improved for use in the higher-risk populations of sub-

OPTIONS:
- 21st International AIDS Conference, where a different subtype of the virus also exists.
- ALVAC, where a different subtype of the virus also exists.
- Africa, where a different subtype of the virus also exists.
- CNN, where a different subtype of the virus also exists.
- Durban, where a different subtype of the virus also exists.
- HIV, where a different subtype of the virus also exists.
- HVTN100, where a different subtype of the virus also exists.
- Saharan Africa, where a different subtype of the virus also exists.
- South Africa, where a different subtype of the virus also exists.


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Sachin Tendulkar has paid tribute to a 'promising' Indian cricketer who has died after colliding with a team-mate while attempting to take a catch during a club match in Kolkata. The Board of Control for Cricket In India confirmed on their official Twitter account that 20-year-old Ankit Keshri had passed away after suffering 'a cardiac arrest following on-field injury'. According to reports, Keshri colleded with a team-mate as they both attempted to take a catch in a senior one-day match match in Kolkata on Friday, and though he regained consciousness afterwards, he died in hospital on Monday. Keshri was only playing as a substitute fielder having been the 12th man.

OPTIONS:
- Ankit Keshri was considered an up-and-coming talent on the Indian cricket scene.
- Board of Control for Cricket In India was considered an up-and-coming talent on the Indian cricket scene.
- Indian was considered an up-and-coming talent on the Indian cricket scene.
- Keshri was considered an up-and-coming talent on the Indian cricket scene.
- Kolkata was considered an up-and-coming talent on the Indian cricket scene.
- Sachin Tendulkar was considered an up-and-coming talent on the Indian cricket scene.
- Twitter was considered an up-and-coming talent on the Indian cricket scene.


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PSV frontman Memphis Depay has been tipped to  match Arjen Robben and even touted as a better player than Cristiano Ronaldo at the same age. With 16 Eredivisie strikes to his name, the 21-year-old winger has stormed to the top of the goalscoring charts this season and even found the net for Holland at the World Cup in Brazil last summer. Wanted by Manchester United and Tottenham, Depay may well depart the Philips Stadion at the end of the season after PSV admitted it may be difficult to keep him at the club. Here, Sportsmail tells you everything you need to about the exciting Dutch hotshot.

OPTIONS:
- Arjen Robben loves to run at defenders and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to leave opponents for dead
- Brazil loves to run at defenders and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to leave opponents for dead
- Cristiano Ronaldo loves to run at defenders and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to leave opponents for dead
- Depay loves to run at defenders and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to leave opponents for dead
- Dutch loves to run at defenders and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to leave opponents for dead
- Dutch Eredivisie loves to run at defenders and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to leave opponents for dead
- Eredivisie loves to run at defenders and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to leave opponents for dead
- Frontman loves to run at defenders and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to leave opponents for dead
- Holland loves to run at defenders and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to leave opponents for dead
- Louis van Gaal loves to run at defenders and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to leave opponents for dead
- Manchester United loves to run at defenders and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to leave opponents for dead
- Memphis Depay loves to run at defenders and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to leave opponents for dead
- PSV loves to run at defenders and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to leave opponents for dead
- Philips Stadion loves to run at defenders and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to leave opponents for dead
- Sportsmail loves to run at defenders and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to leave opponents for dead
- Tottenham loves to run at defenders and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to leave opponents for dead
- World Cup loves to run at defenders and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve to leave opponents for dead


Wisconsin's Frank Kaminsky has brushed off the obsenity and racial slur that Kentucky guard Andrew Harrison directed at him during a postgame news conference at the Final Four. Harrison muttered 'F*** that n****' into a live microphone when another player was asked a question about Kaminsky after Kentucky lost 71-64 to the Badgers Saturday. The loss ruined the Wildcats' undefeated season; they finished 38-1. Harrison has since apologized for his comment. 'He reached out to me, we talked about it, [I'm] over it,' Kaminsky told reporters Saturday. 'Nothing needs to be made out of it.' Scroll down for video Offensive: University of Kentucky guard Andrew Harrison found himself in hot water last night when he directed a racial slur at a University of Wisconsin player, at a press conference following the Wildcats 71-64 loss

Social media immediately lit up with tweets about what

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Harrison said along with video clips, and the program looked into the matter.
- Badgers said along with video clips, and the program looked into the matter.
- Final Four said along with video clips, and the program looked into the matter.
- Frank Kaminsky said along with video clips, and the program looked into the matter.
- Harrison said along with video clips, and the program looked into the matter.
- Kaminsky said along with video clips, and the program looked into the matter.
- Kentucky said along with video clips, and the program looked into the matter.
- NCAA said along with video clips, and the program looked into the matter.
- UK said along with video clips, and the program looked into the matter.
- University of Kentucky said along with video clips, and the program looked into the matter.
- University of Kentucky Wildcats said along with video clips, and the program looked into the matter.
- University of Wisconsin said along with video clips, and the program looked into the matter.
- Wildcats said along with video clips, and the program looked into the matter.
- Wisconsin said along with video clips, and the program looked into the matter.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump has said he was thinking of "this Russia thing" when he decided to fire FBI Director James Comey, who had been leading the bureau's investigation into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 election. Trump told NBC News that he was frustrated by the ongoing investigation and believed it was motivated by Democrats' fury at losing the election. It was the first time that Trump had explicitly tied the Russia probe to his rationale for firing Comey. It was one of a series of explanations for dismissing the FBI director, some of which directly contradict those offered earlier by top White House officials.

RELATED: The

OPTIONS:
- CNN's explanation for the firing of James Comey is totally unraveling
- Comey's explanation for the firing of James Comey is totally unraveling
- Democrats's explanation for the firing of James Comey is totally unraveling
- Donald Trump's explanation for the firing of James Comey is totally unraveling
- FBI's explanation for the firing of James Comey is totally unraveling
- James Comey's explanation for the firing of James Comey is totally unraveling
- NBC News's explanation for the firing of James Comey is totally unraveling
- Russia's explanation for the firing of James Comey is totally unraveling
- Russian's explanation for the firing of James Comey is totally unraveling
- Trump's explanation for the firing of James Comey is totally unraveling
- White House's explanation for the firing of James Comey is totally unraveling


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(CNN) -- It's hard to engineer this kind of creepy serendipity. Earlier this week, European Union data watchdogs, fighting to protect our privacy in an age of big data, put pressure on Google over the privacy of user information. Just 48 hours later, Google potentially struck a new blow against privacy when it posted a video preview of its new "Glass" technology -- high-tech spectacles featuring a revolutionary digital interface that enable its wearers to not only view the world through Google's eyes but also automatically photograph all that they see. "How strange is that!" CNN's Erin Burnett exclaimed after a contemplating a "world seen through Google Glasses".

While none of us were looking,

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Keen -- the most data-hungry of today's digital giants -- is reengineering mobile technology.
- CNN -- the most data-hungry of today's digital giants -- is reengineering mobile technology.
- Erin Burnett -- the most data-hungry of today's digital giants -- is reengineering mobile technology.
- European Union -- the most data-hungry of today's digital giants -- is reengineering mobile technology.
- Glass -- the most data-hungry of today's digital giants -- is reengineering mobile technology.
- Google -- the most data-hungry of today's digital giants -- is reengineering mobile technology.
- Google Glass -- the most data-hungry of today's digital giants -- is reengineering mobile technology.
- Google Glasses -- the most data-hungry of today's digital giants -- is reengineering mobile technology.
- Keen -- the most data-hungry of today's digital giants -- is reengineering mobile technology.


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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) Nigerian authorities have seized 2.5 metric tons of reportedly fake rice during the holiday season. On Tuesday, the Nigerian Custom Service said it intercepted 102 bags of a brand called Best Tomato Rice after the recipient of a gift of rice alerted authorities. The health ministry released a statement on Friday urging Nigerians to remain calm after preliminary findings found no evidence that the rice was plastic or consisted of toxic chemical substances. Yet, the country's National Agency for Food Drug Administration Control has not released their investigative report. The health minister's statement contradicts earlier reports from customs officials.

Attah said that a total of 221 bags -- each weighing 25 kilos -- came into

OPTIONS:
- Best Tomato Rice, but only 102 were recovered, which means 119 have already been distributed.
- CNN, but only 102 were recovered, which means 119 have already been distributed.
- Lagos, but only 102 were recovered, which means 119 have already been distributed.
- National Agency for Food Drug Administration Control, but only 102 were recovered, which means 119 have already been distributed.
- Nigeria, but only 102 were recovered, which means 119 have already been distributed.
- Nigerian, but only 102 were recovered, which means 119 have already been distributed.
- Nigerian Custom Service, but only 102 were recovered, which means 119 have already been distributed.
- Nigerians, but only 102 were recovered, which means 119 have already been distributed.


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One month after the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, nearly three out of four Americans say the police should arrest the neighborhood watch volunteer who pulled the trigger, according to a new national survey. And the CNN/ORC International poll released Monday also indicates that three-quarters of the public says that neighborhood watch members should not be allowed to carry weapons. Seventy-three percent of people questioned in the survey say that George Zimmerman should be arrested, with 11% disagreeing and 16% unsure. Zimmerman admits to shooting and killing Martin, an unarmed African-American teenager, in Sanford, Florida, on February 26. Calls for justice rage on in Trayvon Martin's killing

OPTIONS:
- African's family say he has been mistakenly portrayed as racist.
- American's family say he has been mistakenly portrayed as racist.
- Americans's family say he has been mistakenly portrayed as racist.
- CNN's family say he has been mistakenly portrayed as racist.
- Florida's family say he has been mistakenly portrayed as racist.
- George Zimmerman's family say he has been mistakenly portrayed as racist.
- Martin's family say he has been mistakenly portrayed as racist.
- ORC International's family say he has been mistakenly portrayed as racist.
- Sanford's family say he has been mistakenly portrayed as racist.
- Trayvon Martin's family say he has been mistakenly portrayed as racist.
- Zimmerman's family say he has been mistakenly portrayed as racist.


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LONDON, England (CNN) -- Football dignitaries gathered in Sheffield, northern England, on Wednesday to kick off the 150th birthday celebrations of Sheffield FC -- the sport's oldest club. FIFA chief Blatter was among those in Sheffield to kick off the 150th birthday celebrations of football's oldest club. Guests of honor at a service at Sheffield Cathedral included Sepp Blatter, president of football world governing body FIFA, and Massimo Moratti, president of Italian giants Inter Milan who are scheduled to play a friendly against Sheffield FC next month. Other guests attending a dinner in the club's honor included Real Madrid President Ramon Calderon and England and Manchester United legend Bobby Charlton.

The team was also responsible for several innovations in the game -- including heading, which was unheard of until 1875, when

OPTIONS:
- Blatter traveled to London for a game.
- Bobby Charlton traveled to London for a game.
- CNN traveled to London for a game.
- England traveled to London for a game.
- English traveled to London for a game.
- FIFA traveled to London for a game.
- Inter Milan traveled to London for a game.
- Italian traveled to London for a game.
- LONDON traveled to London for a game.
- Manchester United traveled to London for a game.
- Massimo Moratti traveled to London for a game.
- Order of Merit traveled to London for a game.
- Ramon Calderon traveled to London for a game.
- Real Madrid traveled to London for a game.
- Sepp Blatter traveled to London for a game.
- Sheffield traveled to London for a game.
- Sheffield Cathedral traveled to London for a game.
- Sheffield FC traveled to London for a game.


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With Saturday's fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao billed as the $300million fight of the century, it's no surprise that its pay-per-view figures look set to blow previous bouts out of the water. In the US, viewers are being charged between $89.99 (£59) and $99.99 (£66) to watch the fight while in Britain, Sky Box Office is offering the bout for £19.99, but those figures will equate to a small fraction of the earnings for Mayweather and Pacquiao. Once ticket sales and casino profits have been considered, the eagerly anticipated mega-fight, which is due to take place at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, will become the biggest pay-per-view in sport and could see the two fighters pocket astronomical sums.

12 rounds of jousting will give

OPTIONS:
- American a stunning $170m (£111m) purse, meaning the 38-year-old will be picking up $15m (£9m) per round and $5m (£3m) per minute.
- Britain a stunning $170m (£111m) purse, meaning the 38-year-old will be picking up $15m (£9m) per round and $5m (£3m) per minute.
- Floyd Mayweather a stunning $170m (£111m) purse, meaning the 38-year-old will be picking up $15m (£9m) per round and $5m (£3m) per minute.
- Las Vegas a stunning $170m (£111m) purse, meaning the 38-year-old will be picking up $15m (£9m) per round and $5m (£3m) per minute.
- MGM Grand a stunning $170m (£111m) purse, meaning the 38-year-old will be picking up $15m (£9m) per round and $5m (£3m) per minute.
- Manny Pacquiao a stunning $170m (£111m) purse, meaning the 38-year-old will be picking up $15m (£9m) per round and $5m (£3m) per minute.
- Mayweather a stunning $170m (£111m) purse, meaning the 38-year-old will be picking up $15m (£9m) per round and $5m (£3m) per minute.
- Pacquiao a stunning $170m (£111m) purse, meaning the 38-year-old will be picking up $15m (£9m) per round and $5m (£3m) per minute.
- Saul Alvarez a stunning $170m (£111m) purse, meaning the 38-year-old will be picking up $15m (£9m) per round and $5m (£3m) per minute.
- Sky Box Office a stunning $170m (£111m) purse, meaning the 38-year-old will be picking up $15m (£9m) per round and $5m (£3m) per minute.
- Sportsmail a stunning $170m (£111m) purse, meaning the 38-year-old will be picking up $15m (£9m) per round and $5m (£3m) per minute.
- US a stunning $170m (£111m) purse, meaning the 38-year-old will be picking up $15m (£9m) per round and $5m (£3m) per minute.


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The former SS officer known as the Bookkeeper of Auschwitz has said he believed Jews were the ‘enemy’. Oskar Groening added that it was ‘unimaginable’ to him that Jewish inmates would leave the camp alive. 'I couldn't imagine that' happening, former SS Sgt. Oskar Groening told the Lueneburg state court on Thursday during the third day of his trial. He is being tried on 300,000 counts of accessory to murder. Scroll down for videos SS Sgt. Oskar Groening told the Lueneburg state court on Thursday during the third day of his trial that he did not expect Jews at Auschwitz to make it out alive

The 93-year-old's answer came in response to a question from attorneys representing

OPTIONS:
- Auschwitz survivors who have joined the trial as co-plaintiffs, the dpa news agency reported.
- Bookkeeper survivors who have joined the trial as co-plaintiffs, the dpa news agency reported.
- Eva Kor survivors who have joined the trial as co-plaintiffs, the dpa news agency reported.
- Jewish survivors who have joined the trial as co-plaintiffs, the dpa news agency reported.
- Jews survivors who have joined the trial as co-plaintiffs, the dpa news agency reported.
- Lueneburg survivors who have joined the trial as co-plaintiffs, the dpa news agency reported.
- Oskar Groening survivors who have joined the trial as co-plaintiffs, the dpa news agency reported.


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A Walmart employee has been applauded for his honesty after finding $4,400 worth of cash in the parking lot and handing it over to authorities, who returned it to its relieved owner. Brian Cassidy was picking up trash outside the store in Bangor, Maine on Thursday when he discovered the wet stack of money beneath a large piece of paper in the parking lot. He immediately contacted store security to tell them what he had found and, realizing it was a sizable sum, they then contacted the police department, Sergeant Tim Cotton said. Officer Dustin Dow went to the store to take the report and learned that a man had visited the security office last winter to claim he had lost about $4,000 in the parking lot.

'

OPTIONS:
- Bangor, like many people, has even had to sleep in his car for a time when things were rough.'
- Brian Cassidy, like many people, has even had to sleep in his car for a time when things were rough.'
- Cassidy, like many people, has even had to sleep in his car for a time when things were rough.'
- Chen, like many people, has even had to sleep in his car for a time when things were rough.'
- Dustin Dow, like many people, has even had to sleep in his car for a time when things were rough.'
- Maine, like many people, has even had to sleep in his car for a time when things were rough.'
- Ou Chen, like many people, has even had to sleep in his car for a time when things were rough.'
- Tim Cotton, like many people, has even had to sleep in his car for a time when things were rough.'
- Walmart, like many people, has even had to sleep in his car for a time when things were rough.'


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(CNN) The Ohio State University student who carried out a knife attack on campus Monday said in a Facebook post he was "sick and tired" of seeing fellow Muslims "killed and tortured," according to federal law enforcement officials. Investigators are examining Abdul Razak Ali Artan's Facebook page to determine whether the attack was terrorism, though law enforcement officials said it will take time to ascertain motive. In a Facebook post shortly before the Monday morning rampage, the Somali immigrant urged America "to stop interfering with other countries, especially the Muslim Ummah," a term for Muslim people at large. "By Allah, we will not let you sleep unless you give peace to the Muslims. You will not celebrate or enjoy any holiday."

If people look at me, a

OPTIONS:
- Abdul Razak Ali Artan praying, I don't know what they're going to think, what's going to happen.
- Allah praying, I don't know what they're going to think, what's going to happen.
- America praying, I don't know what they're going to think, what's going to happen.
- Attacker praying, I don't know what they're going to think, what's going to happen.
- Facebook praying, I don't know what they're going to think, what's going to happen.
- Muslim praying, I don't know what they're going to think, what's going to happen.
- Muslim Ummah praying, I don't know what they're going to think, what's going to happen.
- Muslims praying, I don't know what they're going to think, what's going to happen.
- Ohio State praying, I don't know what they're going to think, what's going to happen.
- Ohio State University praying, I don't know what they're going to think, what's going to happen.
- Run Hide Fight praying, I don't know what they're going to think, what's going to happen.
- Somali praying, I don't know what they're going to think, what's going to happen.


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Students at a Catholic school in New Jersey have not been punished for dressing up as a monkey and a banana to taunt black basketball players at a high school game. The two Holy Spirit High School seniors screamed from the sidelines as their classmates played Atlantic City, whose team is mostly black. Despite numerous complaints, both were simply issued with warnings. Outrage: This is a picture of two Holy Spirit students (right) dressed as a monkey and a banana as they taunted Atlantic City's majority black basketball team (one player seen wearing white, left) Jay Connell, athletic director at Holy Spirit, told The Press Of Atlantic City: 'I am not going to kick anyone out of school or whip anybody.

The punishment is that it will be an event that will not happen again, and that is the punishment for

OPTIONS:
- Atlantic City.'
- Holy Spirit.'
- Holy Spirit High School.'
- Jay Connell.'
- New Jersey.'
- The Press Of Atlantic City.'


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(CNN) -- October has been the deadliest month for the US and NATO militaries fighting in Afghanistan as well as UN workers trying to organize an election runoff. Surely the surge in deaths serves to underscore why Afghanistan matters. For all the debate happening away from the battlefield, here are a couple of important bottom-line questions: Is the world prepared to see the Taliban and their opportunistic allies al Qaeda return to power in Afghanistan? Are people prepared for the terrorists' dream- photo-op of Mullah Omar and Osama Bin Laden sitting smiling together in Kabul? And here's what's at stake:

They want the U.S. and

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan out, they try to convince the people those outsiders are occupiers bent on harming them.
- Afghans out, they try to convince the people those outsiders are occupiers bent on harming them.
- Amanpour out, they try to convince the people those outsiders are occupiers bent on harming them.
- CNN out, they try to convince the people those outsiders are occupiers bent on harming them.
- Kabul out, they try to convince the people those outsiders are occupiers bent on harming them.
- Mullah Omar out, they try to convince the people those outsiders are occupiers bent on harming them.
- NATO out, they try to convince the people those outsiders are occupiers bent on harming them.
- Osama Bin Laden out, they try to convince the people those outsiders are occupiers bent on harming them.
- Taliban out, they try to convince the people those outsiders are occupiers bent on harming them.
- U.S. out, they try to convince the people those outsiders are occupiers bent on harming them.
- UN out, they try to convince the people those outsiders are occupiers bent on harming them.
- US out, they try to convince the people those outsiders are occupiers bent on harming them.
- al Qaeda out, they try to convince the people those outsiders are occupiers bent on harming them.


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Paris (CNN) The French government stepped up its fight against slavery as the first group of refugees rescued from Libya touched down Tuesday in Paris from Niger. France plans to take in 10,000 refugees by 2019, with 3,000 people coming from a resettlement program in Niger and Chad. French President Emmanuel Macron announced the plan in the aftermath of CNN releasing video footage that showed migrants being sold into slavery in the North African country, some for as little as $400 each. Further flights from Niger are expected to land Tuesday and Wednesday in Paris, with additional arrivals set for January.

OPTIONS:
- CNN has been at the forefront of attempting to help those escaping slavery find a safe passage away from Libya.
- Chad has been at the forefront of attempting to help those escaping slavery find a safe passage away from Libya.
- Emmanuel Macron has been at the forefront of attempting to help those escaping slavery find a safe passage away from Libya.
- European has been at the forefront of attempting to help those escaping slavery find a safe passage away from Libya.
- France has been at the forefront of attempting to help those escaping slavery find a safe passage away from Libya.
- French has been at the forefront of attempting to help those escaping slavery find a safe passage away from Libya.
- Libya has been at the forefront of attempting to help those escaping slavery find a safe passage away from Libya.
- Niger has been at the forefront of attempting to help those escaping slavery find a safe passage away from Libya.
- North African has been at the forefront of attempting to help those escaping slavery find a safe passage away from Libya.
- Paris has been at the forefront of attempting to help those escaping slavery find a safe passage away from Libya.


The "Three Amigos" -- or, as they're more formally known, the leaders of the United States, Canada and Mexico -- announced an agreement Wednesday to work on a plan to streamline trade and travel, including border controls among the countries. U.S. President Barack Obama, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto agreed to streamline border controls to facilitate the movement of people through the establishment of a trusted traveler program. They also spent a great deal of time during the North American Leaders' Summit discussing efforts to broker a new trade agreement with Pacific nations, they said in a joint news conference after the summit in Toluca, Mexico.

"I think what President

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama will do is explain to him where we are in the review of the Keystone pipeline, and indicate that we'll, of course, let our Canadian friends know when we've arrived at a decision," a senior administration official said.
- Canada will do is explain to him where we are in the review of the Keystone pipeline, and indicate that we'll, of course, let our Canadian friends know when we've arrived at a decision," a senior administration official said.
- Canadian will do is explain to him where we are in the review of the Keystone pipeline, and indicate that we'll, of course, let our Canadian friends know when we've arrived at a decision," a senior administration official said.
- Enrique Pena Nieto will do is explain to him where we are in the review of the Keystone pipeline, and indicate that we'll, of course, let our Canadian friends know when we've arrived at a decision," a senior administration official said.
- Keystone XL will do is explain to him where we are in the review of the Keystone pipeline, and indicate that we'll, of course, let our Canadian friends know when we've arrived at a decision," a senior administration official said.
- Mexican will do is explain to him where we are in the review of the Keystone pipeline, and indicate that we'll, of course, let our Canadian friends know when we've arrived at a decision," a senior administration official said.
- Mexico will do is explain to him where we are in the review of the Keystone pipeline, and indicate that we'll, of course, let our Canadian friends know when we've arrived at a decision," a senior administration official said.
- North American Leaders' Summit will do is explain to him where we are in the review of the Keystone pipeline, and indicate that we'll, of course, let our Canadian friends know when we've arrived at a decision," a senior administration official said.
- Pacific will do is explain to him where we are in the review of the Keystone pipeline, and indicate that we'll, of course, let our Canadian friends know when we've arrived at a decision," a senior administration official said.
- Stephen Harper will do is explain to him where we are in the review of the Keystone pipeline, and indicate that we'll, of course, let our Canadian friends know when we've arrived at a decision," a senior administration official said.
- Three Amigos will do is explain to him where we are in the review of the Keystone pipeline, and indicate that we'll, of course, let our Canadian friends know when we've arrived at a decision," a senior administration official said.
- Toluca will do is explain to him where we are in the review of the Keystone pipeline, and indicate that we'll, of course, let our Canadian friends know when we've arrived at a decision," a senior administration official said.
- U.S. will do is explain to him where we are in the review of the Keystone pipeline, and indicate that we'll, of course, let our Canadian friends know when we've arrived at a decision," a senior administration official said.
- United States will do is explain to him where we are in the review of the Keystone pipeline, and indicate that we'll, of course, let our Canadian friends know when we've arrived at a decision," a senior administration official said.


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(CNN) -- A federal court on Wednesday struck down two provisions of the Patriot Act dealing with searches and intelligence gathering, saying they violate the Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable searches and seizures with regard to criminal prosecutions. "It is critical that we, as a democratic nation, pay close attention to traditional Fourth Amendment principles," wrote Judge Ann Aiken of the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon in her 44-page decision. "The Fourth Amendment has served this nation well for 220 years, through many other perils." The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review, set up to review wiretap applications in intelligence cases under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA, "holds that the Constitution need not control the conduct of criminal surveillance in the United States," Aiken wrote.

Aiken ruled that FISA, as amended by the Patriot Act, permits the government to conduct surveillance and searches targeting

OPTIONS:
- Aiken without satisfying the probable-cause standard in the Fourth Amendment.
- Ann Aiken without satisfying the probable-cause standard in the Fourth Amendment.
- CNN without satisfying the probable-cause standard in the Fourth Amendment.
- Constitution without satisfying the probable-cause standard in the Fourth Amendment.
- District of Oregon without satisfying the probable-cause standard in the Fourth Amendment.
- FISA without satisfying the probable-cause standard in the Fourth Amendment.
- Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act without satisfying the probable-cause standard in the Fourth Amendment.
- Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review without satisfying the probable-cause standard in the Fourth Amendment.
- Fourth Amendment without satisfying the probable-cause standard in the Fourth Amendment.
- Madrid without satisfying the probable-cause standard in the Fourth Amendment.
- Patriot Act without satisfying the probable-cause standard in the Fourth Amendment.
- U.S. District Court without satisfying the probable-cause standard in the Fourth Amendment.
- United States without satisfying the probable-cause standard in the Fourth Amendment.


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The Tsarnaev brothers reportedly learned how to build a pressure-cooker bomb from a jihadi magazine, but apparently that guide didn't include a step instructing them to throw out evidence of their purchases. On Wednesday, the jury deciding accused Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's fate were shown pictures of  inside his family's Honda Civic as well as his older brother Tamerlan's wallet, which contained receipts for bomb-making ingredients. Tamerlan was killed in a dramatic shootout with police, but his brother escaped for several hours before being caught hiding in a dry-docked boat. Tsarnaev, 21, faces the possibility of the death penalty for his role in the 2013 deadly bombings. Three people were killed and more than 260 were injured when two pressure-cooker bombs exploded near the finish line of the marathon.

An MIT graduate student who was riding his bike by the scene of the shooting identified Dzhokhar as the man he saw leaning into

OPTIONS:
- Boston's police cruiser the night he was killed.
- Collier's police cruiser the night he was killed.
- Dzhokhar's police cruiser the night he was killed.
- Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's police cruiser the night he was killed.
- Honda Civic's police cruiser the night he was killed.
- MIT's police cruiser the night he was killed.
- Sean Collier's police cruiser the night he was killed.
- Tamerlan's police cruiser the night he was killed.
- Tamerlan Tsarnaev's police cruiser the night he was killed.
- Target's police cruiser the night he was killed.
- Tsarnaev's police cruiser the night he was killed.
- Tsarnaevs's police cruiser the night he was killed.


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(CNN) Ivanka Trump is India-bound, traveling to Hyderabad just after the Thanksgiving holiday. Building on a series of international visits and meetings here in the United States with world leaders, Trump will lead the US delegation to the Global Entrepreneurship Summit, which is being cohosted by the United States and India. The first daughter and senior adviser to the President was invited to the summit by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi when he visited the White House in June. Speaking to reporters on a conference call Tuesday, Trump called the summit "a testament to the strong friendship" of the two countries, as well as an event to spotlight "the growing economic and security partnership between our two nations."

The trip has already made international headlines for the preparations underway:

OPTIONS:
- Global Entrepreneurship Summit's police commissioner gave an unprecedented order to get beggars off the streets ahead of Trump's visit.
- Hyderabad's police commissioner gave an unprecedented order to get beggars off the streets ahead of Trump's visit.
- India's police commissioner gave an unprecedented order to get beggars off the streets ahead of Trump's visit.
- Indian's police commissioner gave an unprecedented order to get beggars off the streets ahead of Trump's visit.
- Ivanka Trump's police commissioner gave an unprecedented order to get beggars off the streets ahead of Trump's visit.
- Narendra Modi's police commissioner gave an unprecedented order to get beggars off the streets ahead of Trump's visit.
- Trump's police commissioner gave an unprecedented order to get beggars off the streets ahead of Trump's visit.
- US's police commissioner gave an unprecedented order to get beggars off the streets ahead of Trump's visit.
- United States's police commissioner gave an unprecedented order to get beggars off the streets ahead of Trump's visit.
- White House's police commissioner gave an unprecedented order to get beggars off the streets ahead of Trump's visit.
- Women First and Prosperity for All's police commissioner gave an unprecedented order to get beggars off the streets ahead of Trump's visit.


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Manchester City have decided to listen to offers for Yaya Toure and Samir Nasri this summer as the Barclays Premier League champions look to repair the damage of a disastrous title defence. City manager Manuel Pellegrini is under intense scrutiny following Sunday’s 4-2 defeat by neighbours Manchester United. But as the City board refuse to give up on their manager just yet the decision has been made to jettison high-profile players who the club believe have failed them. Manchester City have decided to listen to offers for Ivorian midfielder Yaya Toure this summer The Premier League champions are also open to allowing Samir Nasri leave the Etihad Stadium

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League may be difficult to sell as he earns in excess of £1million a month.
- City may be difficult to sell as he earns in excess of £1million a month.
- Etihad may be difficult to sell as he earns in excess of £1million a month.
- Etihad Stadium may be difficult to sell as he earns in excess of £1million a month.
- Ivorian may be difficult to sell as he earns in excess of £1million a month.
- Manchester City may be difficult to sell as he earns in excess of £1million a month.
- Manchester United may be difficult to sell as he earns in excess of £1million a month.
- Manuel Pellegrini may be difficult to sell as he earns in excess of £1million a month.
- Old Trafford may be difficult to sell as he earns in excess of £1million a month.
- Premier League may be difficult to sell as he earns in excess of £1million a month.
- Samir Nasri may be difficult to sell as he earns in excess of £1million a month.
- Yaya Toure may be difficult to sell as he earns in excess of £1million a month.


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Had history turned out differently, Zsuzsi Starkloff may well have been a member of the English aristocracy. Her title, Duchess of Gloucester, would bring with it an apartment in Kensington Palace and a sprawling estate in Northamptonshire. Instead, the 79-year-old former model lives in a modest home in Colorado. Look closely though and there are hints of a more exotic past, in the photos scattered about and in the signet ring she wears on a chain around her neck - it bears the initial 'W' for William, the name of her former lover. This was not just any William either. The ring belonged to Prince William of Gloucester, the Queen's cousin, a dashing young man who captured Zsuzsi's heart. Theirs was a passionate 60s love affair that caused panic in Establishment circles: Hungarian, twice divorced with a daughter - not to mention Jewish - Zsuzsi was not considered a suitable bride, certainly not for a prince who, when born, was fourth in line to the throne.

Months away from her 80th birthday,

OPTIONS:
- Colorado has never spoken about the affair on camera before.
- Duchess of Gloucester has never spoken about the affair on camera before.
- English has never spoken about the affair on camera before.
- Gloucester has never spoken about the affair on camera before.
- Hungarian has never spoken about the affair on camera before.
- Jewish has never spoken about the affair on camera before.
- Kensington Palace has never spoken about the affair on camera before.
- Northamptonshire has never spoken about the affair on camera before.
- Prince William has never spoken about the affair on camera before.
- Speaks has never spoken about the affair on camera before.
- William has never spoken about the affair on camera before.
- Zsuzsi has never spoken about the affair on camera before.
- Zsuzsi Starkloff has never spoken about the affair on camera before.


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

(CNN) -- Hungry for the comforting food you grew up with? Thanks to some enterprising online retailers, your favorite regional flavors may be just a click away. Cookbook authors Matt and Ted Lee now split their time between New York and their childhood hometown of Charleston, South Carolina. But adjusting to the Big Apple wasn't easy at first for the two brothers. During their first New York winter in 1994, the Lee brothers suffered from serious twinges of homesickness. They sought solace in a childhood favorite --  the unroasted, saltwater-boiled peanuts sold by roadside vendors back home. After procuring 50 pounds of raw peanuts from a Bronx produce market, they set a portion to boiling in a stockpot on the stove.

We tend to take the flavors of our upbringing for granted until we move away -- then they become priceless experiences,"

OPTIONS:
- Big Apple told CNN.
- Bronx told CNN.
- CNN told CNN.
- Charleston told CNN.
- Lee told CNN.
- Matt told CNN.
- New Jersey told CNN.
- New York told CNN.
- Ohio told CNN.
- South told CNN.
- South Carolina told CNN.
- Ted Lee told CNN.


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

Independent economists such as Soumaya Keynes (pictured) have urged both the Tories and Labour to be more straightforward about spending plans Independent economists have urged both the Tories and Labour to be more straightforward with voters about their post-election tax and spending plans. Researchers from the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) said that George Osborne should spell out exactly how he plans to cut welfare spending by £12billion. They also said that Labour’s ideas to deal with Britain’s deficit were ‘less explicit’ than the other main parties, and could see Ed Miliband rack up tens of billions a year in borrowing.

Yesterday IFS economist

OPTIONS:
- Britain also warned that Labour’s rules were so loose that the party could end austerity next year and open the public spending tap again.
- Ed Miliband also warned that Labour’s rules were so loose that the party could end austerity next year and open the public spending tap again.
- George Osborne also warned that Labour’s rules were so loose that the party could end austerity next year and open the public spending tap again.
- IFS also warned that Labour’s rules were so loose that the party could end austerity next year and open the public spending tap again.
- Institute for Fiscal Studies also warned that Labour’s rules were so loose that the party could end austerity next year and open the public spending tap again.
- Labour also warned that Labour’s rules were so loose that the party could end austerity next year and open the public spending tap again.
- Osborne also warned that Labour’s rules were so loose that the party could end austerity next year and open the public spending tap again.
- Soumaya Keynes also warned that Labour’s rules were so loose that the party could end austerity next year and open the public spending tap again.
- Tories also warned that Labour’s rules were so loose that the party could end austerity next year and open the public spending tap again.


How does the sentence end?

Manchester, England (CNN) Salman Abedi, the man who carried out the deadliest terror attack to hit the UK in 12 years, grew up in Manchester with parents who had fled Libya under Moammar Gadhafi. Abedi's father returned to the African nation in 2011 after the rebels overthrew the government and his wife  joined him earlier this year. After getting word that Salman Abedi and his brother Hashim were getting into trouble in England, Ramadan Abedi sent for his boys and they joined their parents about a month ago, a family friend in Libya told CNN. But Salman Abedi came back to England last week after telling his father he wanted to make a pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia, the source -- who asked not to be named for discussing sensitive family matters -- and a source in the Libyan community of Manchester, told CNN.

OPTIONS:
- Abedi did not stay on campus in Salford, instead living in the Fallowfield area of south Manchester.
- African did not stay on campus in Salford, instead living in the Fallowfield area of south Manchester.
- CNN did not stay on campus in Salford, instead living in the Fallowfield area of south Manchester.
- England did not stay on campus in Salford, instead living in the Fallowfield area of south Manchester.
- Hashim did not stay on campus in Salford, instead living in the Fallowfield area of south Manchester.
- Libya did not stay on campus in Salford, instead living in the Fallowfield area of south Manchester.
- Libyan did not stay on campus in Salford, instead living in the Fallowfield area of south Manchester.
- Manchester did not stay on campus in Salford, instead living in the Fallowfield area of south Manchester.
- Moammar Gadhafi did not stay on campus in Salford, instead living in the Fallowfield area of south Manchester.
- Ramadan Abedi did not stay on campus in Salford, instead living in the Fallowfield area of south Manchester.
- Salman Abedi did not stay on campus in Salford, instead living in the Fallowfield area of south Manchester.
- Saudi Arabia did not stay on campus in Salford, instead living in the Fallowfield area of south Manchester.
- UK did not stay on campus in Salford, instead living in the Fallowfield area of south Manchester.


Arnold Palmer brought the house down when he held court on Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods at the scene of his own tournament, the Arnold Palmer Invitational, on Wednesday. After paying world No 1 McIlroy a warm tribute and expressing his delight that he had come to play in the event for the first time, the King was asked about Tiger’s absence, and the fact they supposedly spoke for an hour on the phone. Palmer gave the questioner a quizzical look and replied: ‘An hour? Whoever told you that was full of s***!’ Arnold Palmer revealed his joy that Rory McIlroy is competing for the first time in the tournament he hosts

OPTIONS:
- Arnold Palmer backed Woods to return from his injury problems and become a great player once again
- Arnold Palmer Invitational backed Woods to return from his injury problems and become a great player once again
- King backed Woods to return from his injury problems and become a great player once again
- McIlroy backed Woods to return from his injury problems and become a great player once again
- Palmer backed Woods to return from his injury problems and become a great player once again
- Rory McIlroy backed Woods to return from his injury problems and become a great player once again
- Tiger backed Woods to return from his injury problems and become a great player once again
- Tiger Woods backed Woods to return from his injury problems and become a great player once again


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

(CNN) -- Historic flooding forced the U.S. Coast Guard to shut down commercial traffic on part of the Mississippi River Friday as authorities downstream raced to build and reinforce levees, polish evacuation plans and warn residents to start thinking about getting out. "When you see the Mississippi River and it's about two miles wide because it's lost its borders, it's sobering," said Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam. The Coast Guard closed a five-mile stretch of the river at Caruthersville, Missouri, on Friday to prevent waves generated by passing barges from damaging levees and flood gates along the river, Chief Warrant Officer Lionel Bryant said.

The

OPTIONS:
- Bill Haslam is expected to crest about 14 feet above flood stage at Memphis on Wednesday.
- CNN is expected to crest about 14 feet above flood stage at Memphis on Wednesday.
- Caruthersville is expected to crest about 14 feet above flood stage at Memphis on Wednesday.
- Coast Guard is expected to crest about 14 feet above flood stage at Memphis on Wednesday.
- Lionel Bryant is expected to crest about 14 feet above flood stage at Memphis on Wednesday.
- Memphis, Tennessee is expected to crest about 14 feet above flood stage at Memphis on Wednesday.
- Mississippi is expected to crest about 14 feet above flood stage at Memphis on Wednesday.
- Mississippi River is expected to crest about 14 feet above flood stage at Memphis on Wednesday.
- Missouri is expected to crest about 14 feet above flood stage at Memphis on Wednesday.
- Tennessee is expected to crest about 14 feet above flood stage at Memphis on Wednesday.
- U.S. Coast Guard is expected to crest about 14 feet above flood stage at Memphis on Wednesday.


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

Samalut, Egypt (CNN) -- A policeman fatally shot a Christian man and wounded five other Christians Tuesday in an attack on a train in Egypt, officials said. The incident occurred at about 5 p.m. when a man walked onto the train, which was stopped in the station at Samalut, about 200 kilometers south of Cairo, said Maryanne Nabil Thaki, 29, one of the victims. She said she was seated with her sister, Maggie Nabil Thaki, 25, their 52-year-old mother, Sabah Sinot Suleiman, and Maggie's fiance, 26-year-old Ehab Ashraf Kamal. They were en route to Cairo to buy an engagement ring, Maggie Thaki said.

All five were to be flown to

OPTIONS:
- CNN for further treatment, a hospital employee said.
- Cairo for further treatment, a hospital employee said.
- Christian for further treatment, a hospital employee said.
- Christians for further treatment, a hospital employee said.
- Egypt for further treatment, a hospital employee said.
- Ehab Ashraf Kamal for further treatment, a hospital employee said.
- Family for further treatment, a hospital employee said.
- Maggie for further treatment, a hospital employee said.
- Maggie Nabil Thaki for further treatment, a hospital employee said.
- Maggie Thaki for further treatment, a hospital employee said.
- Maryanne Nabil Thaki for further treatment, a hospital employee said.
- Muslim for further treatment, a hospital employee said.
- Sabah Sinot Suleiman for further treatment, a hospital employee said.
- Samalut for further treatment, a hospital employee said.


How does this story end?

(CNN) The US ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, has told CNN that removing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad from power is a priority, cementing an extraordinary U-turn in the Trump administration's stance on the embattled leader. Two days after the US launched military strikes on a Syrian airbase in response to a chemical weapons attack widely blamed on the Assad regime, Haley said Assad's departure was inevitable. But before Tuesday's chemical attack on the rebel-held town of Khan Sheikhoun, which killed 89 people, Haley had said toppling Assad was not a priority. President Donald Trump, before his election, described fighting ISIS and seeking Assad's removal at the same time as "idiocy."

Secondly, we don't see a peaceful

OPTIONS:
- Assad with Assad in there.
- Bashar al with Assad in there.
- CNN with Assad in there.
- Donald Trump with Assad in there.
- Haley with Assad in there.
- ISIS with Assad in there.
- Khan Sheikhoun with Assad in there.
- Nikki Haley with Assad in there.
- Syria with Assad in there.
- Syrian with Assad in there.
- Trump with Assad in there.
- US with Assad in there.
- United Nations with Assad in there.


Find the right ending to this passage.

The father of Lamar Odom's best friend has spoken out as the basketball star lies in a coma inside a Las Vegas hospital. Guillermo Castillo - who lost his son Jamie Sangouthai in June as the result of a flesh-eating bacteria he caught through intravenous drug use - said he thinks Lamar and Jamie had a 'death wish.' In an interview with the New York Daily News, Castillo said: 'I think Lamar is done. I think most of it is because he missed my son so much. 'I think deep inside they had a death wish, or a wish to die together. It sounds very cold-blooded, but I have a hard time controlling my emotions.'

In addition to a VIP section, the newly renovated

OPTIONS:
- Caitlyn Jenner features a bar and massage rooms.
- Castillo features a bar and massage rooms.
- Dennis Hof features a bar and massage rooms.
- Guillermo Castillo features a bar and massage rooms.
- Jamie features a bar and massage rooms.
- Jamie Sangouthai features a bar and massage rooms.
- Lamar features a bar and massage rooms.
- Lamar Odom features a bar and massage rooms.
- Las Vegas features a bar and massage rooms.
- Las Vegas features a bar and massage rooms.
- Love Ranch features a bar and massage rooms.
- New York Daily News features a bar and massage rooms.
- Odom features a bar and massage rooms.
- Sangouthai features a bar and massage rooms.
- The National Enquirer features a bar and massage rooms.


A popular infographic purporting to describe the effects that Coca-Cola has on the body within one hour of drinking it has sparked several tongue-in-cheek copycats. The original seven-point picture, titled What Happens One Hour After Drinking A Can Of Coke, has been shared all over the internet, fascinating readers with its step-by-step breakdown of how the soft drink impacts the body. Since it began earning attention, several parody infographics have popped up, offering joking explanations for what happens after eating and drinking items like bacon and cheap wine. The original Coke graphic, created by former UK pharmacist Niraj Naik and run by The Renegade Pharmacist, claims that within the first ten minutes after finishing a can, the 10 teaspoons of sugar in the drink 'hit your system' - but phosphoric acid cuts the sweetness.

All of the graphic's points are meant to explain, scientifically, the way that bodies react to the chemicals and ingredients in a can of

OPTIONS:
- A Can Of Coke.
- Coca.
- Coke.
- Cola.
- Niraj Naik.
- The Renegade Pharmacist.
- UK.
- What Happens One Hour.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) Zika is here, in the USA. Fasten your seat belts because we're in for a bumpy ride. Local mosquitoes in the Miami area are carrying the Zika virus, and have infected at least four Floridians. In announcing this alarming news during a press conference Friday morning, Gov. Rick Scott, a Republican, added a sharp warning: "This is not just a Florida issue. It's a national issue -- we just happen to be at the forefront." Now all the falderal typical of American outbreaks will commence: Political posturing, hysteria versus naysaying, conspiracy theories, demands for safety and care and a daily mounting toll of identified cases. And this year the hoopla will unfold against the background of one of the ugliest, most deeply divided election years in modern history.

OPTIONS:
- American can also be found in human urine, semen and saliva, and Florida authorities are now collecting urine samples from family members and neighbors of the four identified cases, hoping to determine how widespread infection may already be in the area.
- Broward can also be found in human urine, semen and saliva, and Florida authorities are now collecting urine samples from family members and neighbors of the four identified cases, hoping to determine how widespread infection may already be in the area.
- CNN can also be found in human urine, semen and saliva, and Florida authorities are now collecting urine samples from family members and neighbors of the four identified cases, hoping to determine how widespread infection may already be in the area.
- Dade can also be found in human urine, semen and saliva, and Florida authorities are now collecting urine samples from family members and neighbors of the four identified cases, hoping to determine how widespread infection may already be in the area.
- Florida can also be found in human urine, semen and saliva, and Florida authorities are now collecting urine samples from family members and neighbors of the four identified cases, hoping to determine how widespread infection may already be in the area.
- Floridians can also be found in human urine, semen and saliva, and Florida authorities are now collecting urine samples from family members and neighbors of the four identified cases, hoping to determine how widespread infection may already be in the area.
- Laurie Garrett can also be found in human urine, semen and saliva, and Florida authorities are now collecting urine samples from family members and neighbors of the four identified cases, hoping to determine how widespread infection may already be in the area.
- Miami can also be found in human urine, semen and saliva, and Florida authorities are now collecting urine samples from family members and neighbors of the four identified cases, hoping to determine how widespread infection may already be in the area.
- Republican can also be found in human urine, semen and saliva, and Florida authorities are now collecting urine samples from family members and neighbors of the four identified cases, hoping to determine how widespread infection may already be in the area.
- Rick Scott can also be found in human urine, semen and saliva, and Florida authorities are now collecting urine samples from family members and neighbors of the four identified cases, hoping to determine how widespread infection may already be in the area.
- USA can also be found in human urine, semen and saliva, and Florida authorities are now collecting urine samples from family members and neighbors of the four identified cases, hoping to determine how widespread infection may already be in the area.
- Washington can also be found in human urine, semen and saliva, and Florida authorities are now collecting urine samples from family members and neighbors of the four identified cases, hoping to determine how widespread infection may already be in the area.
- Zika can also be found in human urine, semen and saliva, and Florida authorities are now collecting urine samples from family members and neighbors of the four identified cases, hoping to determine how widespread infection may already be in the area.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) An Emirati aid ship headed for war-torn Yemen was hit by an airstrike launched by Houthi rebels, according to official UAE state news agency, WAM. A Houthi spokesperson told CNN the Iranian-allied group was responsible for Saturday's attack, which occurred as the vessel headed for the port city of Aden. The Saudi-led Arab coalition, which has been fighting in support of the Yemeni government under President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi, called the attack a "dangerous indication" and launched a rescue mission for those aboard the stricken ship. The vessel, owned by the UAE's National Marine Dredging Company, was reportedly delivering medical aid and other supplies when it came under fire in the Bab al-Mandab Strait -- which lies between the southern tip of Yemen and Djibouti and Eritrea in the Horn of Africa -- according to the WAM report.

''This comes as a serious indicator to confirm the orientation of these militias to carry out terrorist operations targeting the international navigation and relief ships in Bab al-Mandab Strait," the coalition said in a statement posted on

OPTIONS:
- Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi.
- Aden.
- Arab.
- Bab al.
- CNN.
- Djibouti.
- Emirati.
- Eritrea.
- Horn of Africa.
- Houthi.
- Iranian.
- Mandab Strait.
- National Marine Dredging Company.
- Sanaa.
- Saudi.
- UAE.
- WAM.
- Yemen.
- Yemeni.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) Argentina felt the loss of the suspended Lionel Messi as they were beaten 2-0 by Bolivia in La Paz in a key World Cup qualifying game. Barcelona star Messi was hit with a four-game ban by football's governing body FIFA and fined $10,000 just hours before the game after verbally abusing a match official in a win over Chile on March 24. He will also miss upcoming games against Uruguay, Paraguay and Venezuela. Barcelona released a statement Wednesday expressing its "surprise and indignation" at the FIFA Disciplinary Committee's decision, branding the length of the ban "unfair and totally disproportionate."

"With

OPTIONS:
- Argentina in the side, they've played six and won five.
- Barcelona in the side, they've played six and won five.
- Bolivia in the side, they've played six and won five.
- CNN in the side, they've played six and won five.
- Chile in the side, they've played six and won five.
- FIFA in the side, they've played six and won five.
- FIFA Disciplinary Committee in the side, they've played six and won five.
- La Paz in the side, they've played six and won five.
- Lionel Messi in the side, they've played six and won five.
- Messi in the side, they've played six and won five.
- Paraguay in the side, they've played six and won five.
- Uruguay in the side, they've played six and won five.
- Venezuela in the side, they've played six and won five.
- World Cup in the side, they've played six and won five.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) Can tall tales swing an election? That's the question being asked today in conference rooms across the digital media industry. After Donald Trump's startling presidential victory, many are wondering if an abundance of misleading or simply made up news stories gave President-elect Trump the edge he needed to win. Critics are calling on media companies to regulate the spread of phony news reports. Already, platforms like Facebook and Google have announced plans to curtail fake news by revising their algorithms and user policies. But will such changes really improve the trustworthiness of online news? First, some perspective: The 2016 election was a stunningly low-turnout race, which ended in an ambiguous, electoral-but-not-popular victory for President-elect Trump. Fake news may have been, at most, a necessary but insufficient cause for the election's outcome. Take away one FBI press conference, or add a last-minute Clinton rally in Wisconsin, and things might have gone very differently. If fake news did move the needle in Trump's favor, it was only one of many factors affecting the outcome of a race between two of the least popular candidates of all time.

Social media like

OPTIONS:
- Brian Hughes work best when they're effectively monopolies.
- Clinton work best when they're effectively monopolies.
- Donald Trump work best when they're effectively monopolies.
- FBI work best when they're effectively monopolies.
- Facebook work best when they're effectively monopolies.
- Google work best when they're effectively monopolies.
- Hughes work best when they're effectively monopolies.
- Trump work best when they're effectively monopolies.
- Wisconsin work best when they're effectively monopolies.


Mexican prosecutors have launched an investigation of possible criminal conduct in the case of a 14-year-old girl mistakenly sent to the U.S. to live with a woman who claimed to be her mother, authorities said Friday. Alondra Luna Nunez was mistakenly flown to Texas on April 16 after a judge in the western state of Michoacan ruled in favor of a Houston woman who believed she was her daughter. She was returned to her family in Mexico on Wednesday after DNA testing in the United States showed she was not the long-missing daughter of Houston resident Dorotea Garcia. Scroll down for video

This week, when asked if she harbored any anger about the forced weeklong separation from her family,

OPTIONS:
- Alondra, singled out the judge.
- Alondra Luna Nunez, singled out the judge.
- Dorotea Garcia, singled out the judge.
- Houston, singled out the judge.
- Mexican, singled out the judge.
- Mexico, singled out the judge.
- Michoacan, singled out the judge.
- Texas, singled out the judge.
- U.S., singled out the judge.
- United States, singled out the judge.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) The bodies of 20 Rohingya Muslims were pulled out of a river Thursday along the border of Myanmar and Bangladesh, across which thousands have fled this week. Twelve of the dead were children. In just one week, almost 50,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled their homes in Myanmar's Rakhine state, according to estimates by the UN. As many as 27,000 of the displaced people crossed the Bangladeshi border to camps in areas around Cox's Bazar, while a further 20,000 are in no-man's land between the two countries. "The worsening cycle of violence is of grave concern and must be broken urgently," the UN Special Rapporteur on the human rights situation in Myanmar, Yanghee Lee said in a news release Thursday.

The organization said it's unclear how many people have made it into camps along the

OPTIONS:
- Bangladesh border.
- Bangladeshi border.
- Cox's Bazar border.
- Muslim border.
- Myanmar border.
- Rakhine border.
- Rohingya border.
- Rohingya Muslims border.
- UN border.
- Yanghee Lee border.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- The age rating for new mobile video-sharing app Vine has been raised to 17+, meaning appropriate for users 17 and older, after it was flooded with pornographic images. Since its launch two weeks ago, the Twitter-owned Vine had been rated 12+ in Apple's App Store, the only place it is currently available. But sexually explicit video clips almost immediately began appearing within the app, including one mistakenly showcased in its "Editor's Picks" section, drawing outrage from some users. The new rating, for such criteria as "frequent/intense sexual content or nudity," means users wishing to download Vine must click on a window promising that they are over 17. There is no age-verification system, however, and nothing to stop younger users from downloading the app.

The issue made headlines January 28 when

OPTIONS:
- App Store users noticed a video of what was described as hardcore pornography showcased in the prominent Editor's Picks section of the mobile app.
- Apple users noticed a video of what was described as hardcore pornography showcased in the prominent Editor's Picks section of the mobile app.
- CNN users noticed a video of what was described as hardcore pornography showcased in the prominent Editor's Picks section of the mobile app.
- Editor's Picks users noticed a video of what was described as hardcore pornography showcased in the prominent Editor's Picks section of the mobile app.
- Twitter users noticed a video of what was described as hardcore pornography showcased in the prominent Editor's Picks section of the mobile app.
- Vine users noticed a video of what was described as hardcore pornography showcased in the prominent Editor's Picks section of the mobile app.


Complete the passage.

Hillary Clinton's infamous use of a private, home-based email server as secretary of state was illegal and practically no different from Gen. David Petraeus's criminal mishandling of secret government documents, a top Republican official argued Sunday in a national op-ed. Ken Cuccinelli, the Republican former attorney general of Virginia, wrote in the New York Post that the Democratic presidential front-runner is 'already in just as bad - or worse - of a legal situation than Petraeus faced' because of the private emails. Petraeus pleaded guilty in April to a misdemeanor charge of mishandling classified intelligence, fined $100,000 and sentenced to two years' probation.

Cuccinelli suggested Clinton should receive at least a similar sentence in his op-ed, titled 'Yes,

OPTIONS:
- Clinton broke the law.'
- Cuccinelli broke the law.'
- David Petraeus broke the law.'
- Democratic broke the law.'
- Hillary Clinton broke the law.'
- Ken Cuccinelli broke the law.'
- New York Post broke the law.'
- Petraeus broke the law.'
- Republican broke the law.'
- Virginia broke the law.'