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The English fleet came to anchor off the French port of Harfleur in the afternoon of August 14, 1416. With 250 to 300 ships, carrying around 6,500 fighting men, the force was commanded by no less a figure than King Henry V’s brother — John, Duke of Bedford. Bedford’s mission was vital. Since the spring of that year, the French, assisted by the Genoese and the Spanish, had been blockading an English garrison in Harfleur, and mounting regular cross-Channel raids from Normandy on the English coast. The king wanted his brother to put a stop to it — swiftly and mercilessly. Like Henry, who had won the decisive battle of Agincourt the year before, Bedford was not a man to shy away from the thick of the fighting. His flagship, the mighty Holy Ghost, would be at the heart of the battle.

As dawn rose the following morning,

OPTIONS:
- Agincourt may have felt confident, but as an experienced sailor, he knew that anything could happen at sea.
- Bedford may have felt confident, but as an experienced sailor, he knew that anything could happen at sea.
- Duke may have felt confident, but as an experienced sailor, he knew that anything could happen at sea.
- English may have felt confident, but as an experienced sailor, he knew that anything could happen at sea.
- French may have felt confident, but as an experienced sailor, he knew that anything could happen at sea.
- Genoese may have felt confident, but as an experienced sailor, he knew that anything could happen at sea.
- Harfleur may have felt confident, but as an experienced sailor, he knew that anything could happen at sea.
- Henry may have felt confident, but as an experienced sailor, he knew that anything could happen at sea.
- Henry V may have felt confident, but as an experienced sailor, he knew that anything could happen at sea.
- Holy Ghost may have felt confident, but as an experienced sailor, he knew that anything could happen at sea.
- John may have felt confident, but as an experienced sailor, he knew that anything could happen at sea.
- Normandy may have felt confident, but as an experienced sailor, he knew that anything could happen at sea.
- Ship may have felt confident, but as an experienced sailor, he knew that anything could happen at sea.
- Spanish may have felt confident, but as an experienced sailor, he knew that anything could happen at sea.
- Warship may have felt confident, but as an experienced sailor, he knew that anything could happen at sea.


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

(CNN) -- Mel Gibson frequently spews "looney, rancid" anti-Semitism, has talked about killing his former girlfriend, and is prone to hate-filled diatribes slamming everyone from John Lennon to Walter Cronkite, according to a screenwriter who has been working with him. Joe Eszterhas, who wrote a screenplay about the Jewish hero Judah Maccabee for Gibson, recounts numerous alleged incidents in detail in a nine-page letter to Gibson published by the website thewrap.com. In a letter replying to Eszterhas, Gibson denies the allegations, saying most of the claims are fabricated. Gibson's letter says Eszterhas "only had a problem with me after Warner Brothers rejected your (Eszterhas') script."

"I will acknowledge like most creative people I am passionate and intense,"

OPTIONS:
- CNN adds.
- Eszterhas adds.
- Gibson adds.
- Grigorieva adds.
- Jewish adds.
- Joe Eszterhas adds.
- John Lennon adds.
- Judah Maccabee adds.
- Mel Gibson adds.
- Walter Cronkite adds.
- Warner Brothers adds.


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(CNN) A dispute over whether the US government deported an undocumented immigrant with protected status heated up Wednesday, as the Department of Homeland Security released further details about the case. Lawyers for the man now in Mexico say their client was apprehended by Border Patrol and deported on February 18. DHS said Wednesday that never happened. In a lawsuit released Tuesday, lawyers for Juan Manuel Montes Bojorquez allege that the 23-year-old was deported from California to Mexico on February 18, despite having active protection under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. Lawyers claim that Montes had renewed his DACA status, a protection for undocumented immigrants who were brought to the US as children initiated under the Obama administration, in 2016, which would keep him protected until 2018, according to the lawsuit filed under the Freedom of Information Act.

While the administration has said that it respects

OPTIONS:
- Border Patrol and that no one with active status would be deported, advocates are using the case to call into question whether DHS is being honest about its position.
- California and that no one with active status would be deported, advocates are using the case to call into question whether DHS is being honest about its position.
- DACA and that no one with active status would be deported, advocates are using the case to call into question whether DHS is being honest about its position.
- DHS and that no one with active status would be deported, advocates are using the case to call into question whether DHS is being honest about its position.
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals and that no one with active status would be deported, advocates are using the case to call into question whether DHS is being honest about its position.
- Department of Homeland Security and that no one with active status would be deported, advocates are using the case to call into question whether DHS is being honest about its position.
- Freedom of Information Act and that no one with active status would be deported, advocates are using the case to call into question whether DHS is being honest about its position.
- Juan Manuel Montes Bojorquez and that no one with active status would be deported, advocates are using the case to call into question whether DHS is being honest about its position.
- Mexico and that no one with active status would be deported, advocates are using the case to call into question whether DHS is being honest about its position.
- Montes and that no one with active status would be deported, advocates are using the case to call into question whether DHS is being honest about its position.
- Obama and that no one with active status would be deported, advocates are using the case to call into question whether DHS is being honest about its position.
- US and that no one with active status would be deported, advocates are using the case to call into question whether DHS is being honest about its position.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A milk price war is set to break out following a landmark decision by the EU to scrap quotas restricting production A milk price war is set to break out following a landmark decision by the EU to scrap quotas restricting production. The quota system was abolished today after 30 years - allowing dairy farmers to produce as much milk as they like without suffering a financial penalty. The move is expected to drive a spike in production, particularly in countries like Ireland, Germany and the Netherlands, who plan to boost exports of milk and other dairy products to the UK.

However,

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- British farmers are likely to find the price they are paid by supermarkets is driven down, which will be particularly difficult for smaller family businesses.
- EU farmers are likely to find the price they are paid by supermarkets is driven down, which will be particularly difficult for smaller family businesses.
- Germany farmers are likely to find the price they are paid by supermarkets is driven down, which will be particularly difficult for smaller family businesses.
- Ireland farmers are likely to find the price they are paid by supermarkets is driven down, which will be particularly difficult for smaller family businesses.
- Netherlands farmers are likely to find the price they are paid by supermarkets is driven down, which will be particularly difficult for smaller family businesses.
- UK farmers are likely to find the price they are paid by supermarkets is driven down, which will be particularly difficult for smaller family businesses.


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(CNN) Amazon may be trying to offer an alternative to HBO's upcoming drama "Confederate." "Black America," a series in development for Amazon, will focus on freed slaves who form their own country. The show is being viewed by some as "Confederate" counter-programming. HBO announced plans last month for its show set in a contemporary world in which slavery remains legal, sparking controversy and calls for cancellation. Related: HBO draws ire after 'Confederate' announcement HBO says it has "respect" for the "concern" being voiced, but stands by the vision of "Confederate" producers David Benioff, D.B. Weiss, Nichelle Tramble Spellman and Malcolm Spellman, who have yet to write or produce any episodes.

"

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- Amazon" and "Confederate" are just two of the latest "what if" projects taking center stage.
- Black America" and "Confederate" are just two of the latest "what if" projects taking center stage.
- CNN" and "Confederate" are just two of the latest "what if" projects taking center stage.
- Confederate" and "Confederate" are just two of the latest "what if" projects taking center stage.
- David Benioff" and "Confederate" are just two of the latest "what if" projects taking center stage.
- HBO" and "Confederate" are just two of the latest "what if" projects taking center stage.
- Project" and "Confederate" are just two of the latest "what if" projects taking center stage.


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Soloman Bygraves (pictured) had followed Stanley Evans into his block of flats in Soho, central London, and pushed him over as he lunged for his wallet A homeless man has  admitted knocking a frail 92-year-old widower to the floor to steal just five pounds. Stanley Evans, who lives on his own, was left lying on the ground for ten minutes after being attacked as he returned from a shopping trip in London. Soloman Bygraves had followed the pensioner, now 93, into his block of flats in Soho, central London, and pushed him over as he lunged for his wallet.

Mr

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- Bygraves said he is determined not to let the mugging scare him out of leaving his flat and enjoying Soho where he has lived and worked in for so many years
- CCTV said he is determined not to let the mugging scare him out of leaving his flat and enjoying Soho where he has lived and worked in for so many years
- Evans said he is determined not to let the mugging scare him out of leaving his flat and enjoying Soho where he has lived and worked in for so many years
- London said he is determined not to let the mugging scare him out of leaving his flat and enjoying Soho where he has lived and worked in for so many years
- Soho said he is determined not to let the mugging scare him out of leaving his flat and enjoying Soho where he has lived and worked in for so many years
- Soloman Bygraves said he is determined not to let the mugging scare him out of leaving his flat and enjoying Soho where he has lived and worked in for so many years
- Stanley Evans said he is determined not to let the mugging scare him out of leaving his flat and enjoying Soho where he has lived and worked in for so many years


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(CNN) Marco Rubio won the Washington, D.C., GOP convention on Saturday night, the city's Republican Party said. Rubio spokesman Alex Conant quickly tweeted that Rubio's victory showed that the Florida senator can be a unifier. "DC's changed a lot in last decade. It's a minority-majority city that's embracing the future. And today voted for it," Conant tweeted. Rubio picked up 10 delegates in the vote, and John Kasich picked up 9. The results came soon after Texas Sen. Ted Cruz picked up nine of the 12 delegates awarded in Wyoming's county conventions. GOP front-runner Donald Trump gained one delegate, as did Rubio. One delegate is uncommitted.

OPTIONS:
- Alex Conant does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.
- Bernie Sanders does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.
- CNN does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.
- Conant does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.
- DC does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.
- Donald Trump does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.
- Florida does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.
- GOP does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.
- Guam does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.
- Hillary Clinton does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.
- John Kasich does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.
- Marco Rubio does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.
- Northern Marianas Caucuses does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.
- Republican Party does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.
- Rubio does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.
- Ted Cruz does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.
- Texas does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.
- Washington, D.C. does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.
- Wyoming does not hold a traditional primary or caucus, in which candidates win delegates based on a presidential preference vote.


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Huma Abedin, the Hillary Clinton aide often spotted at the ex-secretary of state's side, will testify before the House committee investigating the Benghazi terrorist attack tomorrow. Congress is currently in recess, but the committee will convene tomorrow to hear from Abedin in an interview that is taking place behind closed doors on Capitol Hill, a committee source confirmed. The testimony will be focused on the attacks on the American facilities in Benghazi, Libya on Sept. 11, 2012, and how the executive branch handled them and the congressional inquiries that followed. Abedin won't be asked about her 'special government employee' status, which allowed her to work for the State Department, as well as the Clinton Foundation and private company Teneo – an eyebrow-raising employment arrangement that has come under scrutiny in light of Clinton's current email scandal.

An ex-staffer for the panel, who had been fired subsequently, claimed that he was dismissed because he raised concerns that Clinton was being put on trial more than the rest of her

OPTIONS:
- Abedin colleagues.
- American colleagues.
- Benghazi colleagues.
- Capitol Hill colleagues.
- Clinton colleagues.
- Clinton Foundation colleagues.
- Congress colleagues.
- Hillary Clinton colleagues.
- House colleagues.
- Huma Abedin colleagues.
- Libya colleagues.
- State Department colleagues.
- Teneo colleagues.


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The most powerful woman in the world sat down for a cup of tea with the most famous woman in the world yesterday. And Angela Merkel got on so well with the Queen that, three hours later, the German chancellor tore up her diary, abandoned a meeting on the Greek economy and did the same all over again. Arriving unannounced at a Berlin university moments ahead of the Queen yesterday afternoon, Mrs Merkel told the university's president: 'The Greeks are still talking so I thought I'd come here instead.' Such is the pulling power of the only world leader who now warrants her own entry in the official dictionary of the German language – as 'die Queen'. Any other queen would be 'eine konigin'.

'If you don't like the picture, get some of this marzipan,' he laughed, gesturing to an adjacent gift of

OPTIONS:
- Angela Merkel sweets.
- Berlin sweets.
- German sweets.
- Greek sweets.
- Greeks sweets.
- Merkel sweets.


How does the sentence end?

Netflix has revealed its ambitious plan to win the on-line streaming war by giving Australians access to all content by 2016. At the moment Australian subscribers only have access to about 1,500  television shows and movies, while in the United States, viewers can watch 9,000. 'The plan is to go global next year,' a Netflix spokesman told Daily Mail Australia. 'It means subscribers won't have to worry about whether there's 8000 titles available in the US and only about 2000 in Australia,' he said. The company believes this will be the game changer in its battle for streaming dominance against competitors like Stan, Presto and Quickflix, because the company is believed to have an online database of more than 100,000 titles at its disposal.

Of the three major players, experts have labelled the Presto service as the 'weakest link' among the on-demand video streaming platforms available in

OPTIONS:
- Asia.
- Australia.
- Australian.
- Australians.
- Daily Mail Australia.
- Netflix.
- Presto.
- Quickflix.
- Stan.
- US.
- United States.


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Nathaniel Chalobah wants to use Euro 2015 as a launchpad to show he can play a key role among the exciting generation of players emerging at Chelsea. Chelsea have been FA Youth Cup finalists for the last four years and retained the trophy in April when they beat Manchester City and it has raised the prospect that, perhaps, there is enough talent for Chelsea have a class of graduates like Manchester United did in 1992. Chalobah, who will be in the thick of things this evening when England’s Under-21s look to reach the semi-finals of the European Championships, has long been held in high regard at Stamford Bridge but he recognises the next 12 months will be critical in his attempts to breakthrough.

I am honestly so chuffed for

OPTIONS:
- Blues and so happy for him that he had a chance to play next year and I hope he kicks on.’
- Burnley and so happy for him that he had a chance to play next year and I hope he kicks on.’
- Chalobah and so happy for him that he had a chance to play next year and I hope he kicks on.’
- Charlie Colkett and so happy for him that he had a chance to play next year and I hope he kicks on.’
- Cheek and so happy for him that he had a chance to play next year and I hope he kicks on.’
- Chelsea and so happy for him that he had a chance to play next year and I hope he kicks on.’
- England and so happy for him that he had a chance to play next year and I hope he kicks on.’
- Euro and so happy for him that he had a chance to play next year and I hope he kicks on.’
- European Championships and so happy for him that he had a chance to play next year and I hope he kicks on.’
- FA Youth Cup and so happy for him that he had a chance to play next year and I hope he kicks on.’
- Manchester City and so happy for him that he had a chance to play next year and I hope he kicks on.’
- Manchester United and so happy for him that he had a chance to play next year and I hope he kicks on.’
- Nathaniel Chalobah and so happy for him that he had a chance to play next year and I hope he kicks on.’
- Reading and so happy for him that he had a chance to play next year and I hope he kicks on.’
- Ruben Loftus and so happy for him that he had a chance to play next year and I hope he kicks on.’
- Stamford Bridge and so happy for him that he had a chance to play next year and I hope he kicks on.’


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Los Angeles (CNN) -- A lawyer who filed a teen sex abuse lawsuit against "X-Men" director Bryan Singer said three more "Hollywood types" will be targeted in similar suits soon. Michael Egan, who accuses Singer of sexually abusing him starting when he was 15, appeared with attorney Jeff Herman at a news conference in Beverly Hills on Thursday. "I was a piece of meat," Egan, now 31, told reporters. "There was no relationship." The civil suit filed in U.S. District Court in Hawaii on Wednesday alleged that Singer offered the aspiring teen actor a role in an "X-Men" film if he gave in to his sexual demands, while threatening to destroy his career if he didn't.

OPTIONS:
- Beverly Hills and other teen boys were allegedly lured with incentives and threats, the suit said.
- Bryan Singer and other teen boys were allegedly lured with incentives and threats, the suit said.
- CNN and other teen boys were allegedly lured with incentives and threats, the suit said.
- Egan and other teen boys were allegedly lured with incentives and threats, the suit said.
- Hawaii and other teen boys were allegedly lured with incentives and threats, the suit said.
- Hollywood and other teen boys were allegedly lured with incentives and threats, the suit said.
- Jeff Herman and other teen boys were allegedly lured with incentives and threats, the suit said.
- Los Angeles and other teen boys were allegedly lured with incentives and threats, the suit said.
- Michael Egan and other teen boys were allegedly lured with incentives and threats, the suit said.
- Singer and other teen boys were allegedly lured with incentives and threats, the suit said.
- U.S. District Court and other teen boys were allegedly lured with incentives and threats, the suit said.


How does the sentence end?

Buenos Aires (CNN) Argentina's coast guard says it sank a Chinese fishing vessel that was fishing in a restricted area off the South American country's coast. The Argentine Naval Prefecture chased and eventually sank the Lu Yan Yuan Yu 010 vessel after detecting it illegally fishing within the country's exclusive economic zone, officials  said Tuesday. First, according to a statement from the Argentine coast guard, warning shots were fired. The Chinese vessel, Argentine authorities said, responded by turning off its lights and deliberately trying to crash. "On distinct occasions, the offending boat realized maneuvers aimed at colliding with the coast guard, putting not only its own crew at risk, but also the personnel of the coast guard," the statement said.

The statement added that the Chinese embassy in

OPTIONS:
- Argentina had "urgently taken up the matter" with Argentine authorities.
- Argentine had "urgently taken up the matter" with Argentine authorities.
- Argentine Naval Prefecture had "urgently taken up the matter" with Argentine authorities.
- Buenos Aires had "urgently taken up the matter" with Argentine authorities.
- CNN had "urgently taken up the matter" with Argentine authorities.
- China had "urgently taken up the matter" with Argentine authorities.
- Chinese had "urgently taken up the matter" with Argentine authorities.
- Lu Yan Yuan Yu 010 had "urgently taken up the matter" with Argentine authorities.
- South American had "urgently taken up the matter" with Argentine authorities.


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(CNN) The word "Africa" often evokes romantic images of elephants crossing the Kalahari, thundering water at Victoria Falls, or panoramic views from Table Mountain. But an increasingly common sight for Africans -- especially those in Nigeria -- is that of smog, rubbish and polluted water, according to a new report. Four of the worst cities in the world for air pollution are in Nigeria, according to data released by the World Health Organization (WHO). Onitsha -- a city few outside Nigeria will have heard of -- has the undignified honor of being labeled the world's most polluted city for air quality, when measuring small particulate matter concentration (PM10).

The

OPTIONS:
- Africa study tracked the growth in the two different sizes of particulate matter, PM10 and PM2.5, per cubic meter of air.
- Africans study tracked the growth in the two different sizes of particulate matter, PM10 and PM2.5, per cubic meter of air.
- Kalahari study tracked the growth in the two different sizes of particulate matter, PM10 and PM2.5, per cubic meter of air.
- Nigeria study tracked the growth in the two different sizes of particulate matter, PM10 and PM2.5, per cubic meter of air.
- Onitsha study tracked the growth in the two different sizes of particulate matter, PM10 and PM2.5, per cubic meter of air.
- PM10 study tracked the growth in the two different sizes of particulate matter, PM10 and PM2.5, per cubic meter of air.
- Table Mountain study tracked the growth in the two different sizes of particulate matter, PM10 and PM2.5, per cubic meter of air.
- Victoria Falls study tracked the growth in the two different sizes of particulate matter, PM10 and PM2.5, per cubic meter of air.
- WHO study tracked the growth in the two different sizes of particulate matter, PM10 and PM2.5, per cubic meter of air.
- World Health Organization study tracked the growth in the two different sizes of particulate matter, PM10 and PM2.5, per cubic meter of air.


Complete the passage.

Australian kids suffering the effects of autism are getting a helping paw from assistance dogs. Asperger's syndrome and other disorders on the autism spectrum often make it hard for sufferers to recognise mainstream social cues and form friendships. But new research shows dogs can provide love, empathy and companionship that is hard for autism sufferers to recognise, and help kids like Jason Freeman, 11, make connections with the world. 'He is like a therapist, a very furry therapist,' said Jason's mum, Tanya Freeman. Scroll down for video Best friends: Brock is a Golden Retriever who was specially trained by Assistance Dogs Australia to give kids like Jason the love, empathy and companionship that they wouldn't normally get from their peers.

Ms Freeman said

OPTIONS:
- Asperger's first few years of school were really tough on him.
- Asperger syndrome's first few years of school were really tough on him.
- Assistance Dogs Australia's first few years of school were really tough on him.
- Australian's first few years of school were really tough on him.
- Brock's first few years of school were really tough on him.
- Golden Retriever's first few years of school were really tough on him.
- Jason's first few years of school were really tough on him.
- Jason Freeman's first few years of school were really tough on him.
- Tanya Freeman's first few years of school were really tough on him.
- World Autism Awareness Day's first few years of school were really tough on him.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) -- Singer Amy Winehouse, infamous for erratic public behavior, arrests and drug problems, was found dead at her apartment in London Saturday, police and her publicist confirmed. She was 27. Her death came less than two months after her latest release from a rehabilitation program and weeks following a disastrous performance where she was booed off a Belgrade, Serbia, stage by disappointed fans. Winehouse died at the same age as four other music legends. Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison each died of drug overdoses when they were 27. Kurt Cobain was 27 when he committed suicide, soon after his release from rehab.

Winehouse, born in

OPTIONS:
- Amy in 1983, became a picture of a tattooed teenage rebel after she was expelled from a prestigious performing arts school.
- Amy Winehouse in 1983, became a picture of a tattooed teenage rebel after she was expelled from a prestigious performing arts school.
- Belgrade in 1983, became a picture of a tattooed teenage rebel after she was expelled from a prestigious performing arts school.
- CNN in 1983, became a picture of a tattooed teenage rebel after she was expelled from a prestigious performing arts school.
- European in 1983, became a picture of a tattooed teenage rebel after she was expelled from a prestigious performing arts school.
- Janis Joplin in 1983, became a picture of a tattooed teenage rebel after she was expelled from a prestigious performing arts school.
- Jim Morrison in 1983, became a picture of a tattooed teenage rebel after she was expelled from a prestigious performing arts school.
- Jimi Hendrix in 1983, became a picture of a tattooed teenage rebel after she was expelled from a prestigious performing arts school.
- Kurt Cobain in 1983, became a picture of a tattooed teenage rebel after she was expelled from a prestigious performing arts school.
- London in 1983, became a picture of a tattooed teenage rebel after she was expelled from a prestigious performing arts school.
- Serbia in 1983, became a picture of a tattooed teenage rebel after she was expelled from a prestigious performing arts school.
- Singer in 1983, became a picture of a tattooed teenage rebel after she was expelled from a prestigious performing arts school.
- Winehouse in 1983, became a picture of a tattooed teenage rebel after she was expelled from a prestigious performing arts school.


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A deadly sandstorm has engulfed part of the Middle East - killing at least eight people including two children and causing thousands to suffer breathing problems. Large parts of Lebanon, Syria, Israel, and Cyprus were shrouded in a thick cloud of dust from the storm that began sweeping into the region on Monday. In Syria today, government warplanes and helicopters carried out fewer strikes as a result, but at least six people died across the country from respiratory failure, a monitor said. Syria's state-run news agency SANA said three people in the central Hama province died from the sandstorm and there were more than 3,500 cases of people with breathing difficulties across several provinces.

The thick cloud also enveloped parts of the eastern Mediterranean island of

OPTIONS:
- Cyprus, where residents were told to limit their time outdoors.
- Hama, where residents were told to limit their time outdoors.
- Israel, where residents were told to limit their time outdoors.
- Lebanon, where residents were told to limit their time outdoors.
- Middle East, where residents were told to limit their time outdoors.
- SANA, where residents were told to limit their time outdoors.
- Syria, where residents were told to limit their time outdoors.


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(CNN) -- In some corners of the Internet, Kim Kardashian is already Mrs. Kanye West. The 33-year-old reality star isn't expected to marry West until May 24, but a May 4 report from Life & Style Weekly stirred speculation that the couple have already obtained a marriage license in California. Whether or not that's true is up for debate. Both People magazine and E! News cite sources who say that Kardashian and West, 36, haven't yet made their impending union official. A rep for the reality star isn't commenting on the reports and Kardashian hasn't spoken on them either, but she has let a few details slip about her upcoming nuptials.

"I know they think or they say that the guy usually doesn't care and just shows up, but

OPTIONS:
- CNN really cares and is really passionate about it, so it makes my job so much easier," she said.
- California really cares and is really passionate about it, so it makes my job so much easier," she said.
- E really cares and is really passionate about it, so it makes my job so much easier," she said.
- France really cares and is really passionate about it, so it makes my job so much easier," she said.
- Internet really cares and is really passionate about it, so it makes my job so much easier," she said.
- Kanye West really cares and is really passionate about it, so it makes my job so much easier," she said.
- Kardashian really cares and is really passionate about it, so it makes my job so much easier," she said.
- Kim Kardashian really cares and is really passionate about it, so it makes my job so much easier," she said.
- Life & Style Weekly really cares and is really passionate about it, so it makes my job so much easier," she said.
- People magazine really cares and is really passionate about it, so it makes my job so much easier," she said.
- West really cares and is really passionate about it, so it makes my job so much easier," she said.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Every election candidate should be forced to declare if they plan to take up second jobs outside Parliament, the sleaze watchdog has said. Lord Bew, chairman of the Committee on Standards in Public Life, warned trust in politics had been damaged and it would be 'foolish' for politicians to think they could ignore public anger. It comes as plans are being drawn up to curb rowdy behaviour in the House of Commons, with MPs facing bans from debates for heckling and swearing across the chamber. Politicians standing for election in May should declare that they plan to keep second jobs once they reach the Commons, the head of the sleaze watchdog has said

Lord Bew expressed frustration that

OPTIONS:
- Committee on Standards in Public Life had not taken better steps to clean up the system, despite consistent calls by the committee for measures such as a cap on outside earnings, another idea being examined by Labour.
- Commons had not taken better steps to clean up the system, despite consistent calls by the committee for measures such as a cap on outside earnings, another idea being examined by Labour.
- House of Commons had not taken better steps to clean up the system, despite consistent calls by the committee for measures such as a cap on outside earnings, another idea being examined by Labour.
- Jack Straw had not taken better steps to clean up the system, despite consistent calls by the committee for measures such as a cap on outside earnings, another idea being examined by Labour.
- Labour had not taken better steps to clean up the system, despite consistent calls by the committee for measures such as a cap on outside earnings, another idea being examined by Labour.
- Lord Bew had not taken better steps to clean up the system, despite consistent calls by the committee for measures such as a cap on outside earnings, another idea being examined by Labour.
- Malcolm Rifkind had not taken better steps to clean up the system, despite consistent calls by the committee for measures such as a cap on outside earnings, another idea being examined by Labour.
- Parliament had not taken better steps to clean up the system, despite consistent calls by the committee for measures such as a cap on outside earnings, another idea being examined by Labour.
- Sleaze had not taken better steps to clean up the system, despite consistent calls by the committee for measures such as a cap on outside earnings, another idea being examined by Labour.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- Sunday was marked by a slew of anti-regime protests and yet more violence targeting dissenters in Syria, while outside the embattled country the leaders of the United States and Turkey discussed ways to aid the opposition. The bloodshed includes what the Local Coordination Committee of Syria, a network of opposition groups, is calling the "Morek Massacre." The group claimed that 11 civilians calling for the regime's ouster were murdered, among them five "executed by firing squad." In total, the LCC reported that at least 70 died across the Middle Eastern nation Sunday, including 17 in the province of Homs, 17 in Hama (where the town of Morek is located), 11 in Idlib, 10 in the suburbs of Damascus, nine in Daraa, five in Aleppo and one in Hasakeh.

"Perhaps, it's

OPTIONS:
- Aleppo's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- CNN's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- Damascus's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- Daraa's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- Erdogan's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- Hama's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- Hasakeh's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- Homs's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- Idlib's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- LCC's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- Local Coordination Committee's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- Middle Eastern's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- Morek's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- Morek Massacre's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- Obama's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- Russian's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- Syria's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- Syrian's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- Turkey's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.
- United States's last chance to avoid a bloody civil war.


(CNN) US President Donald Trump has said that he would want to consult with Chinese President Xi Jinping before speaking to Taiwan's leader. In an interview with Reuters news agency, Trump said he wouldn't want to "cause difficulty" for the Chinese leader by again breaking with the "one China" policy. "He's a friend of mine. He's actually a -- I think he's doing an amazing job as a leader, and I wouldn't want to do anything that comes in the way of that. So, I would certainly want to speak to him first," Trump said. China does not recognize Taiwan's independence, and under the "one China" policy the US has a long tradition of respecting that stance.

Despite being bullish on the future of the US' official position on the matter,

OPTIONS:
- CNN eventually reneged and committed to the decades-long policy.
- China eventually reneged and committed to the decades-long policy.
- Chinese eventually reneged and committed to the decades-long policy.
- Donald Trump eventually reneged and committed to the decades-long policy.
- Reuters eventually reneged and committed to the decades-long policy.
- Taipei eventually reneged and committed to the decades-long policy.
- Taiwan eventually reneged and committed to the decades-long policy.
- Trump eventually reneged and committed to the decades-long policy.
- US eventually reneged and committed to the decades-long policy.
- Xi eventually reneged and committed to the decades-long policy.
- Xi Jinping eventually reneged and committed to the decades-long policy.


How does this story end?

Chelsea legend Gianfranco Zola has opened up a new ice cream store in Bromley, south London, with a little help from his ex-Blues team-mates Dennis Wise and Roberto Di Matteo, and friend Andriy Shevchenko. The Italian playmaker was a huge success during his seven year spell at Stamford Bridge between 1996 and 2003, and has decided to open a Bologna themed ice cream parlour to express his love for gelato. The concept of 'UNICO' originates from Bologna, the Italian city made famous for its distinctive Medieval structures, and the website states that, 'because of this undying passion for food, and for ice cream in particular, there comes a desire to share all this in London, starting from Bromley.'

‘We were fed up with travelling to

OPTIONS:
- Andriy Shevchenko every time to have a proper ice cream.
- Blues every time to have a proper ice cream.
- Bologna every time to have a proper ice cream.
- Bromley every time to have a proper ice cream.
- Chelsea every time to have a proper ice cream.
- Dennis Wise every time to have a proper ice cream.
- Gianfranco Zola every time to have a proper ice cream.
- Italian every time to have a proper ice cream.
- London every time to have a proper ice cream.
- Medieval every time to have a proper ice cream.
- Roberto Di Matteo every time to have a proper ice cream.
- Stamford Bridge every time to have a proper ice cream.
- UNICO every time to have a proper ice cream.


Complete the passage.

The younger of two newborn twins will have to wait an extra day for his presents when they grow up after the pair ended up with different birthdays because they were born either side of midnight. Fraternal or non-identical twins Benjamin and Theo Storey were born six weeks premature at Arrowe Park hospital in Wirral, Merseyside, and are currently in the transitional care unit until they are big enough to go home. Benjamin was born on Thursday, June 11, at 11.58pm, weighing 4lb 9oz, with Theo delivered by emergency caesarean at 12.30am the following day, weighing 4lb 12oz. Proud parents Graeme, 34 and Sarah Storey, 32, who said twins don't run in their family, are delighted with their new arrivals.

Half an hour later they got Theo out, resuscitated him and took him to

OPTIONS:
- Arrowe Park.'
- Benjamin.'
- Graeme.'
- ICU.'
- Merseyside.'
- Non.'
- Sarah Storey.'
- Theo.'
- Theo Storey.'
- Wirral.'


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) A former University of Colorado student was sentenced to two years in jail and probation for sexually assaulting a drunk classmate under the guise of caring for her, a sentence that's drawing criticism for not fitting the crime. A Boulder jury convicted Austin James Wilkerson in May of one count of sexual assault of a helpless victim and one count of unlawful sexual contact. Judge Patrick Butler sentenced Wilkerson to two years in jail under work release, meaning he can leave during the day for school or work and return at night. He also received 20 years of sex offender-specific intensive probation, which includes treatment and therapy and lifetime registration as a sex offender with the chance to get off the registry after 20 years.

In her request for prison time for

OPTIONS:
- Austin James Wilkerson, Deputy District Attorney Lisa Saccomano said he displayed a pattern of "highly deceptive, manipulative behavior," from the night of the incident to his interviews with the probation department, changing his story when it suited him.
- Boulder, Deputy District Attorney Lisa Saccomano said he displayed a pattern of "highly deceptive, manipulative behavior," from the night of the incident to his interviews with the probation department, changing his story when it suited him.
- Patrick Butler, Deputy District Attorney Lisa Saccomano said he displayed a pattern of "highly deceptive, manipulative behavior," from the night of the incident to his interviews with the probation department, changing his story when it suited him.
- University of Colorado, Deputy District Attorney Lisa Saccomano said he displayed a pattern of "highly deceptive, manipulative behavior," from the night of the incident to his interviews with the probation department, changing his story when it suited him.
- Wilkerson, Deputy District Attorney Lisa Saccomano said he displayed a pattern of "highly deceptive, manipulative behavior," from the night of the incident to his interviews with the probation department, changing his story when it suited him.


How does this story end?

Philadelphia (CNN) President Barack Obama on Wednesday handed his legacy to Hillary Clinton, setting her up for the speech of her life with a powerful endorsement and the enduring image of a warm embrace. Clinton joined Obama on stage after his speech, and the President and his 2008 primary rival clung together in a shared moment of symbolism: the nation's first African-American leader entrusting its future to the woman who could become its first female commander-in-chief. Obama was in Philadelphia at the Democratic National Convention 12 years to the day after he shook politics with a convention speech in Boston that encouraged Americans to look at the common threads that unite them. He offered a similarly empowering vision of the nation Wednesday, saying America doesn't need a "self declared savior" like Donald Trump to fix it.

He quipped that unlike

OPTIONS:
- African, he didn't start his business empire with a "million dollar check from my father."
- America, he didn't start his business empire with a "million dollar check from my father."
- American, he didn't start his business empire with a "million dollar check from my father."
- Americans, he didn't start his business empire with a "million dollar check from my father."
- Barack Obama, he didn't start his business empire with a "million dollar check from my father."
- Boston, he didn't start his business empire with a "million dollar check from my father."
- CNN, he didn't start his business empire with a "million dollar check from my father."
- Clinton, he didn't start his business empire with a "million dollar check from my father."
- Democratic National Convention, he didn't start his business empire with a "million dollar check from my father."
- Donald Trump, he didn't start his business empire with a "million dollar check from my father."
- Hillary Clinton, he didn't start his business empire with a "million dollar check from my father."
- Joe Biden, he didn't start his business empire with a "million dollar check from my father."
- Obama, he didn't start his business empire with a "million dollar check from my father."
- Philadelphia, he didn't start his business empire with a "million dollar check from my father."


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

London (CNN) -- An artwork by Barbara Hepworth, one of the most highly regarded sculptors of the 20th century, has been stolen from a park in London, amid what art experts fear is a metal theft "epidemic." The bronze sculpture called "Two Forms (Divided Circle)" stood in Dulwich Park for more than 40 years until it was removed on Monday night. The artwork was insured for Â£500,000 ($785,000) but one art expert said it was likely to be sold for scrap for just a few hundred pounds. Two years ago police said they believed that a Henry Moore bronze sculpture "Reclining Figure," valued at Â£3 million, stolen from the late artist's estate north of London was probably sold for just Â£1,500.

"Her work is a major part of this country's cultural heritage and we very much hope the work will be recovered, so that the public can once again enjoy

OPTIONS:
- Barbara Hepworth) in its original setting."
- Bronze) in its original setting."
- CNN) in its original setting."
- Dulwich Park) in its original setting."
- Henry Moore) in its original setting."
- London) in its original setting."
- Reclining Figure) in its original setting."
- Two Forms (Divided Circle) in its original setting."


How does the sentence end?

A woman in Saudi Arabia has been sentenced to 70 lashes after 'insulting' a man on private messaging service WhatsApp. The unnamed 32-year-old will also have to pay a 20,000 Saudi Riyal (£3,604) fine for tarnishing the reputation of the man, a court has ruled. The case was filed at Al Qatif criminal court in eastern Saudi Arabia by the man following an argument.The nature of the row is unknown. A woman in Saudi Arabia has been sentenced to 70 lashes after insulting a man on private messaging service WhatsApp, a court has decided The defendant pleaded guilty to insulting the man but rejected the court ruling, according to a Gulf News report.

Some people believe the government's attempt to control

OPTIONS:
- Al Qatif is due to strict laws on how men and women should interact in the country.
- Gulf News is due to strict laws on how men and women should interact in the country.
- Saudi Arabia is due to strict laws on how men and women should interact in the country.
- Saudi Riyal is due to strict laws on how men and women should interact in the country.
- WhatsApp is due to strict laws on how men and women should interact in the country.
- argument.The is due to strict laws on how men and women should interact in the country.


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

(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.

The smart play for Netanyahu would be to stop talking about Iran publicly at home and abroad, desist from creating the impression that he's pressing the president before the elections and start a quiet dialogue with the

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Miller about how best to handle the period ahead.
- American about how best to handle the period ahead.
- Barack Obama about how best to handle the period ahead.
- Benjamin Netanyahu about how best to handle the period ahead.
- CNN about how best to handle the period ahead.
- Iran about how best to handle the period ahead.
- Israeli about how best to handle the period ahead.
- Miller about how best to handle the period ahead.
- Mitt Romney about how best to handle the period ahead.
- Netanyahu about how best to handle the period ahead.
- Obama about how best to handle the period ahead.
- PM Netanyahu about how best to handle the period ahead.
- Republican about how best to handle the period ahead.
- U.S. about how best to handle the period ahead.


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

For groom Neil McElwee and his bride Yanan Sun, their white wedding was to be their best day ever. Chinese-born Yanan Sun – six months pregnant with their first baby – had splashed out £1,000 on a stunning dress. And the happy couple had invited over 70 guests to celebrate at a £6,000 hotel reception. But their perfect day turned into a nightmare when moments before they were due to say 'I do', they were both arrested – after suspicions they were having a sham marriage. Neil McElwee and his Chinese fiancée Yanan Sun saw their painstakingly planned wedding day  transformed into a nightmare when they were arrested in front of 50 guests and accused of embarking on a sham marriage

And

OPTIONS:
- Chinese says: 'No amount of money will truly compensate for my ruined big day.
- Neil McElwee says: 'No amount of money will truly compensate for my ruined big day.
- Yanan Sun says: 'No amount of money will truly compensate for my ruined big day.


Find the right ending to this passage.

It's a busy Tuesday afternoon in Straight Blast Gym on the Naas Road. John Kavanagh is strolling purposefully through his workplace, barking the occasional instructions to the ambitious athletes, dreaming of following Conor McGregor’s path into the UFC. Twelve of them grapple in the octagon, 12 more on the mat. Fourteen different championship belts, from various federations, are nailed to a gym wall decorated by 16 national flags — from Brazil to Ireland to Estonia. However, as soon as Kavanagh’s star pupil enters, he magnetically draws the attention of the room. No matter how you feel about McGregor, or the sport of Mixed Martial Arts, there’s little doubt the 27-year-old Crumlin native possesses rare charisma.

It’s not helped by the fact that

OPTIONS:
- Aldo was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.
- Brazil was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.
- Brazilian was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.
- Conan Stevens was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.
- Conor McGregor was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.
- Crumlin was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.
- Estonia was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.
- Game of Thrones was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.
- Ireland was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.
- John Kavanagh was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.
- Jose Aldo was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.
- Kavanagh was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.
- Las Vegas was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.
- McGregor was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.
- Mixed Martial Arts was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.
- Naas Road was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.
- Straight Blast Gym was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.
- UFC was also carrying an injury during the summer, and still faced Chad Mendes (Aldo’s replacement) with a knee problem.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- Love regenerating alien time travelers who never leave home without a sonic screwdriver? American fans of the British sci-fi show, "Doctor Who," are about to get a great Christmas present. This year, for the first time ever, BBC America is airing the "Doctor Who" Christmas special at 9 p.m. ET on Christmas Day -- the same day BBC airs the special in the UK. Since 2005, American fans of the franchise had to wait days, even weeks to see re-broadcasts of episodes and special events, first on Sci Fi Channel (now Syfy) and now on BBC America. Bloggers immediately assumed this unprecedented programming was an attempt to stamp out fan-related internet piracy.

The audience for "Doctor Who" in the UK is much broader than the

OPTIONS:
- American audience.
- BBC audience.
- BBC America audience.
- British audience.
- CNN audience.
- Christmas audience.
- Christmas Day audience.
- Doctor Who audience.
- Sci Fi Channel audience.
- Syfy audience.
- U.S. audience.
- UK audience.


Complete the passage.

Aussie the dog had always been very protective of his owners Kai, seven, and Sophie, 10. But now their beloved pet is being remembered as a hero after he saved the two children from being electrocuted to death in a puddle in the aftermath of the New South Wales storms. Their family home at Caves Beach, near Lake Macqurie, had lost power so on Wednesday the children's mother Natalie Crane-Hayes decided take Kai, Sophie and Aussie for a walk in a nearby park. Scroll down for video Aussie the dog (centre) saved his owners Kai (left) and Sophie (right) from being electrocuted in a puddle

Five-month-old

OPTIONS:
- Aussie was walking just ahead of the kids and when he stepped into the first puddle he was electrocuted and died instantly.
- Caves Beach was walking just ahead of the kids and when he stepped into the first puddle he was electrocuted and died instantly.
- Kai was walking just ahead of the kids and when he stepped into the first puddle he was electrocuted and died instantly.
- Lake Macquarie was walking just ahead of the kids and when he stepped into the first puddle he was electrocuted and died instantly.
- Lake Macqurie was walking just ahead of the kids and when he stepped into the first puddle he was electrocuted and died instantly.
- NSW was walking just ahead of the kids and when he stepped into the first puddle he was electrocuted and died instantly.
- Natalie Crane-Hayes was walking just ahead of the kids and when he stepped into the first puddle he was electrocuted and died instantly.
- New South Wales was walking just ahead of the kids and when he stepped into the first puddle he was electrocuted and died instantly.
- Sophie was walking just ahead of the kids and when he stepped into the first puddle he was electrocuted and died instantly.


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

Ringo Starr's suit jacket from The Beatles' 1965 film Help! has gone on sale for $50,000 - half a century  after its release. The drummer donned the double-breasted black wool jacket in a pivotal scene in the comedy adventure which followed the rock group as they battled an evil occult. He wore it as he fretted over a sacrificial ring entrusted to him by mysterious high priestess Ahme. The jacket, made by Beatles tailors D.A. Millings & Sons, was gifted by Ringo's parents Elsie and Harry to family friends in the late Sixties after they visited them at their home in Liverpool.

A spokesman for the auction house said: 'This dapper suit jacket is clearly visible during a pivotal sequence in

OPTIONS:
- Ahme
- Beatles
- Boston
- Drummer
- Elsie
- Harry
- Help!
- Ringo
- Ringo Starr
- The Beatles


Write the last sentence in this story.

Washington (CNN) House Oversight Chairman Rep. Jason Chaffetz is asking Attorney General Jeff Sessions to look into the staffer who helped set up former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's private email server. In a letter sent Thursday evening, Chaffetz recommends former Clinton IT aide Bryan Pagliano for prosecution over failure to show up in person to his committee in compliance with a subpoena. Pagliano became a key player during the investigation into Clinton's email practices as secretary of state. "If left unaddressed, Pagliano's conduct in ignoring a lawful congressional subpoena could gravely impair Congress's ability  to exercise its core constitutional authorities of oversight and legislation," Chaffetz wrote.

The letter to Sessions said

OPTIONS:
- Bryan Pagliano issued a subpoena served electronically to Pagliano.
- CNN issued a subpoena served electronically to Pagliano.
- Chaffetz issued a subpoena served electronically to Pagliano.
- Clinton issued a subpoena served electronically to Pagliano.
- Congress issued a subpoena served electronically to Pagliano.
- Hillary Clinton issued a subpoena served electronically to Pagliano.
- House Oversight issued a subpoena served electronically to Pagliano.
- Jason Chaffetz issued a subpoena served electronically to Pagliano.
- Jeff Sessions issued a subpoena served electronically to Pagliano.
- Pagliano issued a subpoena served electronically to Pagliano.
- State Department issued a subpoena served electronically to Pagliano.
- Washington issued a subpoena served electronically to Pagliano.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) -- If Japanese starlet Minami Minegishi's shaven head and tearful mea culpa looked more like a disgraced samurai trying to retrieve his honor, then it owes much to Japanese pop phenomenon "AKB48's" military structure. Complete with four main divisions of girl performers, the J-pop sensation have their own theater training camps, a sub-corps of as many as 14 sister groups, a rigid order of succession and a strict code of conduct. The bubblegum empire even has foreign territorial ambitions, with a base set to be established in Singapore and sister groups now located in Indonesia, Taiwan and China. But on Friday, Minegishi's tearful admission that she had broken the group's "no romance" bushido revealed serious cracks in the faÃ§ade of J-pop's standing army.

While

OPTIONS:
- AKB48 may seemed to be pitched at Japanese teens, the audience is usually made up of Japanese salarymen -- a phenomenon not lost on Akimoto who has been criticized for sexualizing young women.
- CNN may seemed to be pitched at Japanese teens, the audience is usually made up of Japanese salarymen -- a phenomenon not lost on Akimoto who has been criticized for sexualizing young women.
- China may seemed to be pitched at Japanese teens, the audience is usually made up of Japanese salarymen -- a phenomenon not lost on Akimoto who has been criticized for sexualizing young women.
- Indonesia may seemed to be pitched at Japanese teens, the audience is usually made up of Japanese salarymen -- a phenomenon not lost on Akimoto who has been criticized for sexualizing young women.
- Japanese may seemed to be pitched at Japanese teens, the audience is usually made up of Japanese salarymen -- a phenomenon not lost on Akimoto who has been criticized for sexualizing young women.
- Minami Minegishi may seemed to be pitched at Japanese teens, the audience is usually made up of Japanese salarymen -- a phenomenon not lost on Akimoto who has been criticized for sexualizing young women.
- Minegishi may seemed to be pitched at Japanese teens, the audience is usually made up of Japanese salarymen -- a phenomenon not lost on Akimoto who has been criticized for sexualizing young women.
- Singapore may seemed to be pitched at Japanese teens, the audience is usually made up of Japanese salarymen -- a phenomenon not lost on Akimoto who has been criticized for sexualizing young women.
- Taiwan may seemed to be pitched at Japanese teens, the audience is usually made up of Japanese salarymen -- a phenomenon not lost on Akimoto who has been criticized for sexualizing young women.
- Yasushi Akimoto may seemed to be pitched at Japanese teens, the audience is usually made up of Japanese salarymen -- a phenomenon not lost on Akimoto who has been criticized for sexualizing young women.
- YouTube may seemed to be pitched at Japanese teens, the audience is usually made up of Japanese salarymen -- a phenomenon not lost on Akimoto who has been criticized for sexualizing young women.
- faÃ§ade may seemed to be pitched at Japanese teens, the audience is usually made up of Japanese salarymen -- a phenomenon not lost on Akimoto who has been criticized for sexualizing young women.


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

(CNN) Hillary Clinton was riding high. Then Anthony Weiner resurfaced. A string of strong swing state polls, an expanding battleground map and the end of the presidential debates had Clinton -- and her aides -- feeling good about the final days of the campaign. The normally careful candidate was dancing on television, celebrating her birthday with gifts of tequila and seemingly having fun during a campaign that, at times, seemed to be a slog for her. Then her nagging email controversy roared back. News broke on the flight between New York and Iowa that the FBI was reviewing new emails related to Clinton's personal server, bringing an issue they had assumed was behind them back into the campaign.

Donald Trump says he can still win and he is right,"

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Weiner told supporters.
- CNN told supporters.
- Clinton told supporters.
- FBI told supporters.
- Hillary Clinton told supporters.
- Iowa told supporters.
- New York told supporters.
- News told supporters.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Mother-of-two: Jodie Emery (pictured outside Preston Crown Court) allegedly had her front door broken down at home in Lancashire A jilted lover sent his ex-girlfriend a threatening text message before breaking down her front door three minutes later and stabbing her friend in a jealous rage, a court has heard. Jason Taylor, 21, was allegedly convinced Jodie Emery, 26, was dating another man, telling her: ‘Last chance otherwise things are going to turn sour, tell me who is there.’ Then he suddenly broke down the mother-of-two’s front door at her home in Preston, Lancashire - and, armed with a knife, began grappling with Adam Wilson, 25, who had been invited round for drinks, the court was told.

I remember

OPTIONS:
- Adam Wilson swing the knife lower than the stab wound and that’s when I have seen the knife.
- Jason Taylor swing the knife lower than the stab wound and that’s when I have seen the knife.
- Jodie Emery swing the knife lower than the stab wound and that’s when I have seen the knife.
- Lancashire swing the knife lower than the stab wound and that’s when I have seen the knife.
- Preston swing the knife lower than the stab wound and that’s when I have seen the knife.
- Preston Crown Court swing the knife lower than the stab wound and that’s when I have seen the knife.


A teenage boy has been charged over the death of AFL coach Brett Ratten's son, Cooper, who was tragically killed in a car crash last month. Cooper was travelling in a vehicle with two friends and was 'thrown some distance' after the car came off the road in the Victorian town of Yarra Glen at 3am on August 16. The 16-year-old died in an ambulance en route to the hospital. The driver, 17, of the vehicle will front the children's court at a later date. 'The Healesville boy has been charged with a number of offences including culpable driving, dangerous driving causing death, reckless conduct endangering life, theft of motor vehicle and driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs,' Victoria Police spokeswoman Cath Allen told The Herald Sun.

His son Tanner cried heartbreakingly as a video montage of his brother

OPTIONS:
- AFL - a promising AFL player - was screened around the MCG.
- Brett Ratten - a promising AFL player - was screened around the MCG.
- Carlton - a promising AFL player - was screened around the MCG.
- Cath Allen - a promising AFL player - was screened around the MCG.
- Cooper - a promising AFL player - was screened around the MCG.
- Cooper Ratten - a promising AFL player - was screened around the MCG.
- Hawthorn - a promising AFL player - was screened around the MCG.
- Healesville - a promising AFL player - was screened around the MCG.
- Ratten - a promising AFL player - was screened around the MCG.
- Teenage - a promising AFL player - was screened around the MCG.
- The Herald Sun - a promising AFL player - was screened around the MCG.
- Victoria Police - a promising AFL player - was screened around the MCG.
- Victorian - a promising AFL player - was screened around the MCG.
- Yarra Glen - a promising AFL player - was screened around the MCG.


How does this story end?

Washington (CNN) Donald Trump is declining to endorse a pair of Republican heavyweights -- House Speaker Paul Ryan and former presidential nominee John McCain -- in their primary fights, another sign of the fractures within the party. Ryan and McCain face long-shot challengers in their respective primary races in Wisconsin and Arizona. Yet their party's presidential nominee would not bless them in an interview with The Washington Post on Tuesday. "I like Paul, but these are horrible times for our country. We need very strong leadership. We need very, very strong leadership. And I'm just not quite there yet. I'm not quite there yet," Trump said of Ryan.

McCain in particular was harsh, saying

OPTIONS:
- Arizona did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- CNN did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- Donald Trump did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- House did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- John McCain did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- McCain did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- Paul did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- Paul Ryan did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- Republican did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- Ryan did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- The Washington Post did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- Trump did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- Washington did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- Wisconsin did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."


How does the sentence end?

Parliament ended with the most tremendous, tetchy – tearful! – squabble: should Speaker Bercow's future be decided by secret ballot? It became a day of wondrous hysteria, tantrums, moist hankies and (for the time being) survival for this stinker of a Speaker. Labour MPs and a handful of men on the Weirdo Right insisted that a secret ballot would be 'undemocratic'. Moderate Tories and Lib Dems argued that MPs openly voting against Bercow feared the Squeaker's tyrannical vengeance crashing about their ears. Scroll down for video Speaker John Bercow (pictured) fought back tears as a motion to vote on a secret ballot to unseat him was defeated 228 to 202

OPTIONS:
- Bercow were therefore hauled back from the furthest ends of the kingdom to save the Speaker for socialism.
- John Bercow were therefore hauled back from the furthest ends of the kingdom to save the Speaker for socialism.
- Labour MPs were therefore hauled back from the furthest ends of the kingdom to save the Speaker for socialism.
- Lib Dems were therefore hauled back from the furthest ends of the kingdom to save the Speaker for socialism.
- MPs were therefore hauled back from the furthest ends of the kingdom to save the Speaker for socialism.
- Parliament were therefore hauled back from the furthest ends of the kingdom to save the Speaker for socialism.
- Squeaker were therefore hauled back from the furthest ends of the kingdom to save the Speaker for socialism.
- Tories were therefore hauled back from the furthest ends of the kingdom to save the Speaker for socialism.
- Weirdo Right were therefore hauled back from the furthest ends of the kingdom to save the Speaker for socialism.


Alan Pardew found 'beauty' in a more workman-like performance from his Crystal Palace side at the Britannia Stadium on Saturday. The Eagles came away from Staffordshire with three points following a 2-1 victory over Stoke that was secured through substitute Lee Chung-yong's 88th-minute winner from 30 yards out. Despite taking the lead through Connor Wickham's first-half penalty, the visitors had to weather plenty of second-half pressure that eventually told when Bojan Krkic converted from the spot himself with 14 minutes remaining. Lee's goal then earned Palace a fifth away victory on the road this term and manager Pardew hailed his men's battling qualities against a Potters team that had torn apart Manchester City in their previous home fixture.

'Although the first half was tight, the second half, after we got the lead,

OPTIONS:
- Alan Pardew really showed their flair and we had to really dig in at that point.
- Bojan Krkic really showed their flair and we had to really dig in at that point.
- Britannia Stadium really showed their flair and we had to really dig in at that point.
- Connor Wickham really showed their flair and we had to really dig in at that point.
- Crystal Palace really showed their flair and we had to really dig in at that point.
- Eagles really showed their flair and we had to really dig in at that point.
- Lee really showed their flair and we had to really dig in at that point.
- Lee Chung really showed their flair and we had to really dig in at that point.
- Manchester City really showed their flair and we had to really dig in at that point.
- Mark Hughes really showed their flair and we had to really dig in at that point.
- Palace really showed their flair and we had to really dig in at that point.
- Pardew really showed their flair and we had to really dig in at that point.
- Potters really showed their flair and we had to really dig in at that point.
- Staffordshire really showed their flair and we had to really dig in at that point.
- Stoke really showed their flair and we had to really dig in at that point.
- Wayne Hennessey really showed their flair and we had to really dig in at that point.


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Prince Harry found himself at the centre of a group of admiring girls last night, as he enjoyed an evening on the town with Princess Beatrice and his old friend Guy Pelly. The Prince, 30, had spent the day in Staffordshire where he was joined by the Prime Minister at the National Memorial Arboretum. After attending a reception for humanitarian charity MapAction at a private London home, the royal let his hair down with drinks at Ramusake, a hip Japanese-themed bar in upmarket Kensington. The bar, which is famous for its Japanese-themed cocktails, was launching its new GEISHA club night which saw a host of glamorous guests, among them Otis Ferry and Harry's rumoured ex-girlfriend Astrid Harbord, 33, descend for the evening.

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- Astrid Harbord has long been popular with well-heeled drinkers and has a private member's club and restaurant on the premises as well as a bar.
- Beatrice has long been popular with well-heeled drinkers and has a private member's club and restaurant on the premises as well as a bar.
- Eugenie has long been popular with well-heeled drinkers and has a private member's club and restaurant on the premises as well as a bar.
- GEISHA has long been popular with well-heeled drinkers and has a private member's club and restaurant on the premises as well as a bar.
- Girls has long been popular with well-heeled drinkers and has a private member's club and restaurant on the premises as well as a bar.
- Guy Pelly has long been popular with well-heeled drinkers and has a private member's club and restaurant on the premises as well as a bar.
- Harry has long been popular with well-heeled drinkers and has a private member's club and restaurant on the premises as well as a bar.
- Japanese has long been popular with well-heeled drinkers and has a private member's club and restaurant on the premises as well as a bar.
- Kensington has long been popular with well-heeled drinkers and has a private member's club and restaurant on the premises as well as a bar.
- London has long been popular with well-heeled drinkers and has a private member's club and restaurant on the premises as well as a bar.
- MapAction has long been popular with well-heeled drinkers and has a private member's club and restaurant on the premises as well as a bar.
- National Memorial Arboretum has long been popular with well-heeled drinkers and has a private member's club and restaurant on the premises as well as a bar.
- New York has long been popular with well-heeled drinkers and has a private member's club and restaurant on the premises as well as a bar.
- Otis Ferry has long been popular with well-heeled drinkers and has a private member's club and restaurant on the premises as well as a bar.
- Prince has long been popular with well-heeled drinkers and has a private member's club and restaurant on the premises as well as a bar.
- Prince Harry has long been popular with well-heeled drinkers and has a private member's club and restaurant on the premises as well as a bar.
- Ramusake has long been popular with well-heeled drinkers and has a private member's club and restaurant on the premises as well as a bar.
- Staffordshire has long been popular with well-heeled drinkers and has a private member's club and restaurant on the premises as well as a bar.


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Your eyes do not deceive you: This is apparently a working prototype for a hoverboard that makes Back to the Future a reality. Called Slide, the board supposedly uses electromagnetism to levitate itself off the ground, and can carry a person. Slide was unveiled in a stylish video but, at the moment, further technical details are not available, leading some to question if it is real or not. The hoverboard was developed by the Tokyo branch of Lexus in Japan. It is the fourth project in their ‘Amazing in Motion’ campaign, the others being an 11ft (3.4 metres)_ tall android, a swarm of quadcopters and strobe-laden mannequins ‘dancing’ above Kuala Lumpur.

In the video a skater steps off their regular board and approaches the

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- Amazing in Motion’ hoverboard, which has smoke pouring out of its side.
- Back to the Future hoverboard, which has smoke pouring out of its side.
- Japan hoverboard, which has smoke pouring out of its side.
- Kuala Lumpur hoverboard, which has smoke pouring out of its side.
- Lexus hoverboard, which has smoke pouring out of its side.
- Slide hoverboard, which has smoke pouring out of its side.
- Tokyo hoverboard, which has smoke pouring out of its side.


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Washington (CNN) Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand's message about helping the public took on a bold tone Friday morning when she told a crowd at a conference on technology and democracy, "If we are not helping people, we should go the f--- home." In an out-of-character move, the New York senator dropped the f-bomb a handful of times during a speech at the Personal Democracy Forum at New York University, which explores technology's impact on politics, government and society. Speaking about President Donald Trump's accomplishments in the White House, Gillibrand said, "Has he kept his promises? No. F--- no." This is not the first time that Gillibrand has used the four-letter word. She also uttered it during an interview with New York Magazine in March, saying of her push to pass legislation to protect seniors against fraud, "We're here to help people, and if we're not helping people, we should go the f-- home."

OPTIONS:
- CNN regularly said he would "bomb the shit out of ISIS," and labeled an instance of his opponents' cooperating as "political bullshit."
- Democratic regularly said he would "bomb the shit out of ISIS," and labeled an instance of his opponents' cooperating as "political bullshit."
- Donald Trump regularly said he would "bomb the shit out of ISIS," and labeled an instance of his opponents' cooperating as "political bullshit."
- Gillibrand regularly said he would "bomb the shit out of ISIS," and labeled an instance of his opponents' cooperating as "political bullshit."
- Kirsten Gillibrand regularly said he would "bomb the shit out of ISIS," and labeled an instance of his opponents' cooperating as "political bullshit."
- New York regularly said he would "bomb the shit out of ISIS," and labeled an instance of his opponents' cooperating as "political bullshit."
- New York Magazine regularly said he would "bomb the shit out of ISIS," and labeled an instance of his opponents' cooperating as "political bullshit."
- New York University regularly said he would "bomb the shit out of ISIS," and labeled an instance of his opponents' cooperating as "political bullshit."
- Personal Democracy Forum regularly said he would "bomb the shit out of ISIS," and labeled an instance of his opponents' cooperating as "political bullshit."
- Washington regularly said he would "bomb the shit out of ISIS," and labeled an instance of his opponents' cooperating as "political bullshit."
- White House regularly said he would "bomb the shit out of ISIS," and labeled an instance of his opponents' cooperating as "political bullshit."


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Niall Boylan and his biological sister Fran Kavanagh, pictured during their first meeting last week, when they were reunited 50 years after being separated A brother and sister who were separated as babies and put up for adoption five decades ago have been reunited after realising they grew up just 500 metres apart. Niall Boylan, 51, a  radio presenter in Dublin, met his biological sister who now lives in London, Fran Kavanagh, 49, for the first time this weekend after finding each other online last year. Niall, who has a show on Irish radio station 4FM, hit the headlines last year when he spoke about discovering that his birth mother had a little girl when he was just 13 months old in 1965.

The pair plan to meet up again the future and Fran, who will be 50 this year, is holding her birthday party back home in

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- 4FM.
- Dublin.
- Fran.
- Fran Kavanagh.
- Irish.
- London.
- Niall.
- Niall Boylan.
- St Patrick's Home.


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(CNN) -- The future of earthquake-ravaged nuclear power plant Fukushima Daiichi is still anyone's guess, but it's already triggered fears of subsequent nuclear disasters elsewhere. As efforts continue to get radiation levels under control in the damaged facilities in Japan, several countries have expressed doubts about their own nuclear programs. And seven in 10 Americans say they're more concerned about a nuclear disaster happening in the United States than they were before, according to a recent USA Today/Gallup poll. Are these fears justified? What are the real risks of nuclear power, both globally and in the United States? And what do we do with all of that nuclear waste?

At

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- Americans, these have been big problems because the electricity needed to keep them cool was lost, allowing radiation levels to rise, after the earthquake and tsunami.
- CNN, these have been big problems because the electricity needed to keep them cool was lost, allowing radiation levels to rise, after the earthquake and tsunami.
- Chernobyl, these have been big problems because the electricity needed to keep them cool was lost, allowing radiation levels to rise, after the earthquake and tsunami.
- Fukushima Daiichi, these have been big problems because the electricity needed to keep them cool was lost, allowing radiation levels to rise, after the earthquake and tsunami.
- Gallup, these have been big problems because the electricity needed to keep them cool was lost, allowing radiation levels to rise, after the earthquake and tsunami.
- Japan, these have been big problems because the electricity needed to keep them cool was lost, allowing radiation levels to rise, after the earthquake and tsunami.
- Los Angeles, these have been big problems because the electricity needed to keep them cool was lost, allowing radiation levels to rise, after the earthquake and tsunami.
- Nevada, these have been big problems because the electricity needed to keep them cool was lost, allowing radiation levels to rise, after the earthquake and tsunami.
- New York, these have been big problems because the electricity needed to keep them cool was lost, allowing radiation levels to rise, after the earthquake and tsunami.
- U.S., these have been big problems because the electricity needed to keep them cool was lost, allowing radiation levels to rise, after the earthquake and tsunami.
- USA Today, these have been big problems because the electricity needed to keep them cool was lost, allowing radiation levels to rise, after the earthquake and tsunami.
- United States, these have been big problems because the electricity needed to keep them cool was lost, allowing radiation levels to rise, after the earthquake and tsunami.
- Yucca Mountain, these have been big problems because the electricity needed to keep them cool was lost, allowing radiation levels to rise, after the earthquake and tsunami.


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For any major fan, it is a  bucket list-moment to get to visit the sets of your favourite show, so when I had the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of Outlander's Claire and Dreamy - I mean Jamie - I put my hand up in a heartbeat. Based on the book series by Diana Gabaldon, Outlander tells the story of Claire Randall, a nurse in 1940s England who accidentally timetravels to 18th Century Scotland during a trip to the Highlands. As Claire attempts to return to her own time, she must rely on her wits to survive among the Scottish clans, but she soon finds herself falling for Jamie Fraser, a rugged young warrior and laird-to-be.

In real life it is home of the Marquess of Linlithgow, however, on

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- Claire it serves as the residence of the Duke of Sandringham.
- Claire Randall it serves as the residence of the Duke of Sandringham.
- Diana Gabaldon it serves as the residence of the Duke of Sandringham.
- Dreamy it serves as the residence of the Duke of Sandringham.
- England it serves as the residence of the Duke of Sandringham.
- Highlands it serves as the residence of the Duke of Sandringham.
- Jamie it serves as the residence of the Duke of Sandringham.
- Jamie Fraser it serves as the residence of the Duke of Sandringham.
- MailOnline it serves as the residence of the Duke of Sandringham.
- Outlander it serves as the residence of the Duke of Sandringham.
- Scotland it serves as the residence of the Duke of Sandringham.
- Scottish it serves as the residence of the Duke of Sandringham.


Things are not what they used to be at Real Madrid. Arrigo Sacchi once asked Florentino Perez what the team would look like if the president picked the XI and he scrawled a 4-4-2 down on a piece of paper with Zinedine Zidane at centre back – it was the only way to fit all the attacking players in. Jose Mourinho brought a large dose of defensive pragmatism when he arrived in 2010 and Rafa Benitez now gets away with all but admitting that in the recent Madrid derby Real looked to defend their 1-0 lead in the second half only to concede and draw the game. In the old Real Madrid team – the one with Zidane in its midfield - the phrase 'defend a lead' was never heard.

A defeat on Saturday in an uninspiring display and the first murmurs of discontent will be far more audible than the 400 or so expected travelling

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- Arrigo Sacchi supporters.
- Barcelona supporters.
- Bernabeu supporters.
- El Clasico supporters.
- Florentino Perez supporters.
- Jose Mourinho supporters.
- Liverpool supporters.
- Madrid supporters.
- Rafa Benitez supporters.
- Real supporters.
- Real Madrid supporters.
- Spaniard supporters.
- Zidane supporters.
- Zinedine Zidane supporters.


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(CNN) A dispute over whether the US government deported an undocumented immigrant with protected status heated up Wednesday, as the Department of Homeland Security released further details about the case. Lawyers for the man now in Mexico say their client was apprehended by Border Patrol and deported on February 18. DHS said Wednesday that never happened. In a lawsuit released Tuesday, lawyers for Juan Manuel Montes Bojorquez allege that the 23-year-old was deported from California to Mexico on February 18, despite having active protection under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. Lawyers claim that Montes had renewed his DACA status, a protection for undocumented immigrants who were brought to the US as children initiated under the Obama administration, in 2016, which would keep him protected until 2018, according to the lawsuit filed under the Freedom of Information Act.

But

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- Border Patrol says the first record they have of Montes is in 2010, when he entered the US and agreed to a deal that allowed him to avoid expedited removal.
- California says the first record they have of Montes is in 2010, when he entered the US and agreed to a deal that allowed him to avoid expedited removal.
- DACA says the first record they have of Montes is in 2010, when he entered the US and agreed to a deal that allowed him to avoid expedited removal.
- DHS says the first record they have of Montes is in 2010, when he entered the US and agreed to a deal that allowed him to avoid expedited removal.
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals says the first record they have of Montes is in 2010, when he entered the US and agreed to a deal that allowed him to avoid expedited removal.
- Department of Homeland Security says the first record they have of Montes is in 2010, when he entered the US and agreed to a deal that allowed him to avoid expedited removal.
- Freedom of Information Act says the first record they have of Montes is in 2010, when he entered the US and agreed to a deal that allowed him to avoid expedited removal.
- Juan Manuel Montes Bojorquez says the first record they have of Montes is in 2010, when he entered the US and agreed to a deal that allowed him to avoid expedited removal.
- Mexico says the first record they have of Montes is in 2010, when he entered the US and agreed to a deal that allowed him to avoid expedited removal.
- Montes says the first record they have of Montes is in 2010, when he entered the US and agreed to a deal that allowed him to avoid expedited removal.
- Obama says the first record they have of Montes is in 2010, when he entered the US and agreed to a deal that allowed him to avoid expedited removal.
- US says the first record they have of Montes is in 2010, when he entered the US and agreed to a deal that allowed him to avoid expedited removal.


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

(CNN) Your "BPA-free" plastic product may be no safer than the product it replaced, says a new UCLA study that analyzed the impact of a common BPA alternative on zebra fish embryos. The study joins a small but growing group of similar research sounding the alarm about so called "BPA-free" alternatives. "Our findings are frightening and important," said senior author and reproductive endocrinologist Nancy Wayne. "Consider it the aquatic version of the canary in the coal mine." After decades of animal research linked BPA (Bisphenol A), a known endocrine disruptor, to problems with brain and reproductive development, early puberty and a rise in breast and prostate cancer, many manufacturers stopped using the chemical to harden plastics, replacing it with "BPA-free" alternatives. The most common replacement is BPS (Bisphenol S), said Wayne.

Another study, this time in rats, found

OPTIONS:
- BPA caused heart arrhythmia when given in doses equivalent to those humans usually experience.
- BPS caused heart arrhythmia when given in doses equivalent to those humans usually experience.
- Bisphenol A caused heart arrhythmia when given in doses equivalent to those humans usually experience.
- Bisphenol S caused heart arrhythmia when given in doses equivalent to those humans usually experience.
- Nancy Wayne caused heart arrhythmia when given in doses equivalent to those humans usually experience.
- UCLA caused heart arrhythmia when given in doses equivalent to those humans usually experience.
- Wayne caused heart arrhythmia when given in doses equivalent to those humans usually experience.


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Arsenal are only three signings away from winning the title and should start by pinching Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech, according to former Gunners midfielder Ray Parlour. Cech is likely to be watching from the substitutes bench when Arsenal face Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday, having made only four league starts this season. Jose Mourinho's men are 10 points clear going into the game this weekend but Parlour believes signing Cech in the summer can help Arsenal overcome the Blues next year. Ray Parlour believes Arsenal moving for Petr Cech this summer would be a 'no brainer' The experienced keepers has made just four league starts this season for the Blues

Chelsea will win the league but there's still a battle for second, third and fourth so it's a bigger game for Arsenal than it is for

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- Arsenal.'
- Blues.'
- Cech.'
- Chelsea.'
- Emirates Stadium.'
- Gunners.'
- Jose Mourinho.'
- Parlour.'
- Petr Cech.'
- Premier League.'
- Ray Parlour.'


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(CNN) The US mainland should not breathe a sigh of relief just yet despite early forecasts that Hurricane Maria will remain out to sea. Regaining strength overnight, Maria lashed the Dominican Republic early Thursday after a destructive rampage through Puerto Rico and Dominica. The storm is a Category 3 hurricane packing winds of 115 mph, according to the National Hurricane Center. The current forecast does not show a direct hit on the East Coast, forecasters say, but such a path cannot be ruled out this far in advance. Moving away from Puerto Rico, it's bringing high winds and heavy rain to the northern coast of the Dominican Republic, the hurricane center said.

A five-day span shows Maria meandering off the

OPTIONS:
- Dominica, but it's unclear what happens afterward, he said.
- Dominican Republic, but it's unclear what happens afterward, he said.
- East Coast, but it's unclear what happens afterward, he said.
- Maria, but it's unclear what happens afterward, he said.
- National Hurricane Center, but it's unclear what happens afterward, he said.
- Puerto Rico, but it's unclear what happens afterward, he said.
- US, but it's unclear what happens afterward, he said.


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No one would talk about Bruce Jenner's Friday tell-all interview with Diane Sawyer - not ex Kris, nor his daughters Kendall and Kylie or even Khloe and Kourtney - when they stopped by Craig's in West Hollywood on Thursday evening. But Kim Kardashian was not afraid to discuss the upcoming chat when stopping by Variety's 2015 Power Of Women luncheon in New York City on Friday. 'The family is watching all together with Bruce, so I’m literally rushing out right after this to catch a flight home so they can wait and watch it with me.' the 34-year-old beauty told Extra.

Their wedding day:

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- Bruce and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- Bruce Jenner and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- Craig and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- Diane Sawyer and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- Extra and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- Jenners and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- Kardashians and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- Kendall and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- Khloe and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- Kim and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- Kim Kardashian and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- Kourtney and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- Kris and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- Kylie and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- NYC and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- New York City and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- Olympian and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- Power Of Women and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- Variety and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow
- West Hollywood and Kris looked happy when they tied the knot in 1991 with their kids in tow


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‘It drove me to the depths of despair that was the very lowest point of my life. After breaking up with Leo I threw myself into my work. In some ways this proved my salvation.’ Carla Zampatti is a fashion powerhouse, but her journey to the top was not without its struggles. The Sydney designer has opened up about her first marriage to accountant Leo Schuman, a marriage she left with her young son and a name that would go on to become synonymous with Australian fashion. Zampatti, 73, wrote about her relationship with Schuman in her self-titled book: My Life, My Look.

After her divorce

OPTIONS:
- Australian was determined to become financially independent.
- Carla Zampatti was determined to become financially independent.
- Leo was determined to become financially independent.
- Leo Schuman was determined to become financially independent.
- My Life was determined to become financially independent.
- Schuman was determined to become financially independent.
- Studio 10 was determined to become financially independent.
- Sydney was determined to become financially independent.
- Zampatti was determined to become financially independent.


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(CNN) The Hawaiian archipelago is in trash trouble. Vast amounts of trash have been washing ashore on the state's once-pristine beaches. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has been trying to keep critical parts of the ocean clear of marine debris, removing 57 tons of it from the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands in 2014. This area is a part of Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument, the largest conservation site in the United States. Despite the government agency's efforts, Hawaii continues to be plagued by trash, much of it plastic. Originally, there was speculation that Japan's devastating 2011 tsunami had brought a wave of debris to Hawaii's islands, but recent results from an aerial survey suggest otherwise.

Although the marine debris plaguing

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- Hawaii is the most widespread type of trash in our oceans, it is also some of the most preventable waste, according to NOAA.
- Hawaiian is the most widespread type of trash in our oceans, it is also some of the most preventable waste, according to NOAA.
- Japan is the most widespread type of trash in our oceans, it is also some of the most preventable waste, according to NOAA.
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is the most widespread type of trash in our oceans, it is also some of the most preventable waste, according to NOAA.
- Northwestern Hawaiian Islands is the most widespread type of trash in our oceans, it is also some of the most preventable waste, according to NOAA.
- Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument is the most widespread type of trash in our oceans, it is also some of the most preventable waste, according to NOAA.
- United States is the most widespread type of trash in our oceans, it is also some of the most preventable waste, according to NOAA.