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Reading boss Steve Clarke and Bradford counterpart Phil Parkinson have both criticised the decision to play their FA Cup quarter-final replay on a Monday evening. The FA have said they are powerless to move the game due to UEFA’s threat of heavy financial punishment. The clubs must play again at the Madejski Stadium a week Monday, just 48 hours after they play league fixtures. Reading manager Steve Clarke is bemused by the decision to host a quarter-final replay on a Monday Reading were held to a goalless draw by Bradofrd in the FA Cup quarter-final on Saturday Andrew Davies goes close to giving Bradford the lead with his header in the second half at Valley Parade

‘I know that people says it’s

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Davies but the FA have to be stronger.
- Bradford but the FA have to be stronger.
- Bradofrd but the FA have to be stronger.
- FA but the FA have to be stronger.
- FA Cup but the FA have to be stronger.
- Madejski Stadium but the FA have to be stronger.
- Phil Parkinson but the FA have to be stronger.
- Reading but the FA have to be stronger.
- Steve Clarke but the FA have to be stronger.
- UEFA but the FA have to be stronger.
- Valley Parade but the FA have to be stronger.


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One of the greatest warships of the Middle Ages has been found buried in a river – after being spotted in an aerial photograph. The Holigost – or Holy Ghost – was the second of four 'great' ships built for Henry V's royal fleet. The 600-year-old vessel, which helped Henry V wage war on France, was spotted in the mud of the River Hamble in Hampshire by historian Dr Ian Friel. The wreck is in an area described as a medieval breaker’s yard, next to Henry’s flagship the Grace Dieu, which was identified in the 1930s. Historic England is taking steps to protect and investigate the vessel, which Dr Friel identified when he was revisiting documentary evidence for his new book, Henry V’s Navy.

'In my opinion, further research leading to the rediscovery of the

OPTIONS:
- France would be even more important than the identification of the Grace Dieu in the 1930s.
- Friel would be even more important than the identification of the Grace Dieu in the 1930s.
- Grace Dieu would be even more important than the identification of the Grace Dieu in the 1930s.
- Hampshire would be even more important than the identification of the Grace Dieu in the 1930s.
- Henry V would be even more important than the identification of the Grace Dieu in the 1930s.
- Henry V’s Navy would be even more important than the identification of the Grace Dieu in the 1930s.
- Henry’s would be even more important than the identification of the Grace Dieu in the 1930s.
- Historic England would be even more important than the identification of the Grace Dieu in the 1930s.
- Holigost – would be even more important than the identification of the Grace Dieu in the 1930s.
- Holy Ghost would be even more important than the identification of the Grace Dieu in the 1930s.
- Ian Friel would be even more important than the identification of the Grace Dieu in the 1930s.
- Middle Ages would be even more important than the identification of the Grace Dieu in the 1930s.
- River Hamble would be even more important than the identification of the Grace Dieu in the 1930s.
- The Holigost would be even more important than the identification of the Grace Dieu in the 1930s.


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(CNN) In President Donald Trump's book "The Art of the Deal," he writes about how important it is to know one's market, to study hard. He wrote that he likes to gather as many disparate opinions and views about a potential real estate deal as he can before making any final decisions about how it will affect a given area or neighborhood. So it was a bit surprising to hear him say in an interview Thursday night that he expects South Korea to reimburse the United States for the Terminal High-Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system we will soon be deploying to Seongju, a system that Trump said costs about a billion dollars.

Wherever you decide to deploy a system like

OPTIONS:
- Altitude Area Defense, you are by default making a decision about somewhere else you won't be able to deploy one.
- Donald Trump, you are by default making a decision about somewhere else you won't be able to deploy one.
- John Kirby, you are by default making a decision about somewhere else you won't be able to deploy one.
- Seongju, you are by default making a decision about somewhere else you won't be able to deploy one.
- South Korea, you are by default making a decision about somewhere else you won't be able to deploy one.
- THAAD, you are by default making a decision about somewhere else you won't be able to deploy one.
- Terminal High, you are by default making a decision about somewhere else you won't be able to deploy one.
- The Art of the Deal, you are by default making a decision about somewhere else you won't be able to deploy one.
- Trump, you are by default making a decision about somewhere else you won't be able to deploy one.
- US, you are by default making a decision about somewhere else you won't be able to deploy one.
- United States, you are by default making a decision about somewhere else you won't be able to deploy one.


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Ronnie Morshead's catering company has been investigated after a Salmonella incident My Kitchen Rules judge Manu Feildel’s ex-partner has been linked to a Salmonella outbreak at a primary school thought to have been caused by to a raw egg sauce that was served. Jamaican-born chef Ronnie Morshead, who has in the past catered for the likes of Elton John and Andrew Lloyd Webber, runs Red Sage Catering – the company that provided the food served at Double Bay Public School, in Sydney, which is thought to have left a number of people ill. The Salmonella incident  took place in December 2014 at a Year 6 leavers’ event, the Daily Telegraph reports.

When asked if the two had set a date to be married,

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Lloyd Webber revealed the pregnancy changed their plans.
- Authority revealed the pregnancy changed their plans.
- Daily Telegraph revealed the pregnancy changed their plans.
- Double Bay Public School revealed the pregnancy changed their plans.
- Elton John revealed the pregnancy changed their plans.
- Jamaican revealed the pregnancy changed their plans.
- Manu Feildel revealed the pregnancy changed their plans.
- NSW Food Authority revealed the pregnancy changed their plans.
- Red Sage Catering revealed the pregnancy changed their plans.
- Ronnie Morshead revealed the pregnancy changed their plans.
- Salmonella revealed the pregnancy changed their plans.
- Sydney revealed the pregnancy changed their plans.


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Tokyo (CNN) The window of a US Marine Corps helicopter fell off mid-flight onto a school playing field, slightly injuring a child on the Japanese island of Okinawa. The incident is likely to fuel outrage among locals who view the US military footprint in southern Japan as both a pest and a danger. US Forces Japan said in a statement that the window of a CH-53 transport helicopter fell onto a sports field Tuesday at an elementary school outside Marine Corps Air Station Futenma. The aircraft immediately returned to base after the incident. USFJ told CNN in an email the window weighed 20 pounds (9 kilograms) and measured 35 by 34 inches (88.9 by 86.4 centimeters).

An indefinite alcohol ban among

OPTIONS:
- CH-53 servicemen was subsequently imposed, but has since been lifted.
- CNN servicemen was subsequently imposed, but has since been lifted.
- Futenma servicemen was subsequently imposed, but has since been lifted.
- Japan servicemen was subsequently imposed, but has since been lifted.
- Japanese servicemen was subsequently imposed, but has since been lifted.
- Marine Corps Air Station servicemen was subsequently imposed, but has since been lifted.
- Okinawa servicemen was subsequently imposed, but has since been lifted.
- Tokyo servicemen was subsequently imposed, but has since been lifted.
- US servicemen was subsequently imposed, but has since been lifted.
- US Forces Japan servicemen was subsequently imposed, but has since been lifted.
- US Marine Corps servicemen was subsequently imposed, but has since been lifted.
- USFJ servicemen was subsequently imposed, but has since been lifted.


(CNN) -- The midterm elections are a week away. Control of the Senate will be decided by a handful of close contests that remain competitive in the final days. In an era of narrow majorities in the upper chamber, just one or two races can make all the difference in terms of who will be in control. Most experts are predicting that Republicans will gain the Senate, though there are a few outliers, like my colleague at Princeton University, Sam Wang, whose statistical models have been showing that Democrats can still be victorious. In the coming days, here are six campaigns to watch. In each of these states Republicans are holding their ground by connecting their opponent to President Obama while Democrats strike back by reminding voters of extremism in the GOP.

From the start, this has been one that was always going to be tough for

OPTIONS:
- CNN to retain.
- Democratic to retain.
- Democrats to retain.
- GOP to retain.
- Julian Zelizer to retain.
- Obama to retain.
- Princeton University to retain.
- Republicans to retain.
- Sam Wang to retain.
- Senate to retain.
- U.S. to retain.
- White House to retain.
- Zelizer to retain.


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Durham and Warwick are new entries in the world’s top 100 universities, with Oxbridge rivalling Harvard, it has been revealed. The UK now has 12 UK universities listed in the Times Higher Education Reputation Rankings - up from 10 last year and nine in 2013 - the second highest of any individual country. The rankings also show that Oxbridge rates higher than prestigious US universities such as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Stanford. Scroll down for video New entries: Durham University (pictured) and Warwick entered the top 100 for the first time The institutions have helped cement the UK’s position among the ‘global elite’ in higher education. Only the US has more entries in the top 100, with 43. Germany has the next most with six.

Top:

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- Cambridge was named number one, but  Cambridge and Oxford came second and third respectively
- Durham was named number one, but  Cambridge and Oxford came second and third respectively
- Durham University was named number one, but  Cambridge and Oxford came second and third respectively
- Germany was named number one, but  Cambridge and Oxford came second and third respectively
- Harvard was named number one, but  Cambridge and Oxford came second and third respectively
- MIT was named number one, but  Cambridge and Oxford came second and third respectively
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology was named number one, but  Cambridge and Oxford came second and third respectively
- Oxbridge was named number one, but  Cambridge and Oxford came second and third respectively
- Oxford was named number one, but  Cambridge and Oxford came second and third respectively
- Stanford was named number one, but  Cambridge and Oxford came second and third respectively
- Times Higher Education Reputation Rankings was named number one, but  Cambridge and Oxford came second and third respectively
- U.S. was named number one, but  Cambridge and Oxford came second and third respectively
- UK was named number one, but  Cambridge and Oxford came second and third respectively
- US was named number one, but  Cambridge and Oxford came second and third respectively
- Warwick was named number one, but  Cambridge and Oxford came second and third respectively
- non-American was named number one, but  Cambridge and Oxford came second and third respectively


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Hong Kong generally gets a bad rap when it comes to infectious diseases. Grabbing headlines during recent bird- and swine-flu outbreaks, its proximity to Mainland China as well as its unenviable status as the worst-affected city during the 2003 SARS outbreak, Hong Kong has been central to several global pandemic fears in recent years. It hasn't even escaped fictional outbreaks -- the 2011 movie "Contagion" had patient zero Gwyneth Paltrow bring back an unwelcome souvenir from a business trip to the city. But this bad biological baggage may come in handy. The unwelcome distinction of being home to over one fifth of the world's SARS cases, and two fifths of the 774 fatalities from SARS meant Hong Kong quickly developed and implemented a very sophisticated disease control and epidemiology infrastructure.

But a recent, alarming spike, has seen dozens of new

OPTIONS:
- Chinese cases -- and several deaths reported this week alone -- which could indicate a change in the virus' behavior.
- Gwyneth Paltrow cases -- and several deaths reported this week alone -- which could indicate a change in the virus' behavior.
- Hong Kong cases -- and several deaths reported this week alone -- which could indicate a change in the virus' behavior.
- MERS cases -- and several deaths reported this week alone -- which could indicate a change in the virus' behavior.
- Mainland China cases -- and several deaths reported this week alone -- which could indicate a change in the virus' behavior.
- SARS cases -- and several deaths reported this week alone -- which could indicate a change in the virus' behavior.


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James Ward-Prowse was sat on the tarmac of Liverpool's John Lennon Airport, stewing on a bad result, when his phone began to buzz. It was April 4 and Southampton's hopes of qualifying for Europe had just been checked with a 2-0 defeat at Everton, leaving the 20-year-old deflated but before take-off he received a message that let him know good news was on the way. Roy Hodgson, so the text informed him, had been asked for his views on Ward-Prowse's progress and had responded accordingly: 'He will be in our thoughts because we like him very much. We've kept our hands off him, simply because of the Under 21s, but we know he is a big prospect.'

'Over the years, (the view of England players) hasn't been positive,' said

OPTIONS:
- England-Prowse.
- Europe-Prowse.
- European U21 Championship-Prowse.
- Everton-Prowse.
- Gareth Southgate-Prowse.
- James Ward-Prowse.
- John Lennon Airport-Prowse.
- Liverpool-Prowse.
- Portugal-Prowse.
- Prowse-Prowse.
- Roy Hodgson-Prowse.
- Southampton-Prowse.
- Ward-Prowse.


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Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump appeared open Friday to compromising on his oft-repeated pledge to repeal and replace Obamacare -- citing a conversation with none other than President Barack Obama himself. But the openness was complicated by a shift in the official positions listed on his website. The comments, made in an interview with the Wall Street Journal, signal less of a policy shift for Trump than a change from the rhetoric that helped win him the presidency just three days ago and could set up a fight with conservatives. Trump told the paper he was reconsidering his stance after Thursday's meeting with Obama, who urged him to protect parts of the law. Trump said he would like to keep the provision forbidding discrimination based on pre-existing conditions and to allow young Americans to remain on their parents' healthcare plans.

Trump's positions on Friday are not entirely new, as he's previously voiced support for certain parts of

OPTIONS:
- Americans as a candidate.
- Barack Obama as a candidate.
- CNN as a candidate.
- Donald Trump as a candidate.
- Obama as a candidate.
- Obamacare as a candidate.
- Trump as a candidate.
- Wall Street Journal as a candidate.
- Washington as a candidate.


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(CNN) The first face-to-face meeting between US President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was sealed with a bear hug Monday, as the two leaders looked to publicly underscore their new found friendship. Speaking after their meeting in the White House Rose Garden, Trump recalled his previous campaign pledge, that if elected, India would have a true friend in the White House. "And that is now exactly what you have -- a true friend," said Trump. Declaring the official meeting a success, Trump went on to describe the relationship between India and the United States as having "never been stronger, has never been better."

"Fears that

OPTIONS:
- Donald Trump would not be an ally to India, like at least three of his predecessors, have proved unfounded."
- India would not be an ally to India, like at least three of his predecessors, have proved unfounded."
- Indian would not be an ally to India, like at least three of his predecessors, have proved unfounded."
- Narendra Modi would not be an ally to India, like at least three of his predecessors, have proved unfounded."
- Trump would not be an ally to India, like at least three of his predecessors, have proved unfounded."
- US would not be an ally to India, like at least three of his predecessors, have proved unfounded."
- United States would not be an ally to India, like at least three of his predecessors, have proved unfounded."
- White House would not be an ally to India, like at least three of his predecessors, have proved unfounded."
- White House Rose Garden would not be an ally to India, like at least three of his predecessors, have proved unfounded."


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The say that imitation is the highest form of flattery, although Floyd Mayweather Jnr's sparring partner Jeremy 'J Flash' Nichols' impersonation of Manny Pacquiao is less than complimentary. The Filipino meets undefeated Mayweather in a $300million mega-fight that has been branded 'the biggest bout in boxing history' at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on May 2. Mayweather has been sharing regular updates from his training camp across social media with the latest being a YouTube video featuring his sparring partner taking on Pacquiao's role during a mock interview. Floyd Maywether's sparring partner Jeremy Nichols gives a mock interview as Manny Pacquiao

OPTIONS:
- American is so popular in the Philippines that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Filipino is so popular in the Philippines that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Floyd Mayweather is so popular in the Philippines that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Floyd Mayweather Jnr is so popular in the Philippines that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Floyd Maywether is so popular in the Philippines that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- J Flash is so popular in the Philippines that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Jeremy 'J Flash' Nichols is so popular in the Philippines that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Jeremy Nichols is so popular in the Philippines that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Las Vegas is so popular in the Philippines that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- MGM Grand is so popular in the Philippines that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Manny Pacquiao is so popular in the Philippines that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Mayweather is so popular in the Philippines that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Pacquiao is so popular in the Philippines that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Voodoo is so popular in the Philippines that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- YouTube is so popular in the Philippines that he is featured on the latest postage stamps


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West Brom manager Tony Pulis believes any talk of a Chelsea crisis is a joke and fears a Jose Mourinho backlash. Pulis is wary of facing the reigning Barclays Premier League champions despite their slow start to the season. Chelsea travel to The Hawthorns on Sunday looking for their first win of the campaign after being humbled 3-0 at title rivals Manchester City last week. The Baggies beat Chelsea 3-0 at home at the end of last season but, even after their stuttering opening, Pulis dismissed suggestions the champions are in trouble. 'There's a crisis at every Premier League team,' he said.

The skipper was substituted at half-time in last week's defeat at Manchester City but Pulis insisted

OPTIONS:
- Baggies must be respected and knows Chelsea are hurting.
- Barclays Premier League must be respected and knows Chelsea are hurting.
- Chelsea must be respected and knows Chelsea are hurting.
- Jose Mourinho must be respected and knows Chelsea are hurting.
- Manchester City must be respected and knows Chelsea are hurting.
- Premier League must be respected and knows Chelsea are hurting.
- Pulis must be respected and knows Chelsea are hurting.
- The Hawthorns must be respected and knows Chelsea are hurting.
- Tony Pulis must be respected and knows Chelsea are hurting.
- West Brom must be respected and knows Chelsea are hurting.


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(CNN) The curtain came down on the Confederations Cup Sunday, amid controversy and confusion. Not of fans or players suffering racist abuse — a fear that had dominated the run-up to the tournament in Russia -- but world governing body FIFA's use of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system. "It is the biggest change in association football for a very, very long time," former Premier League referee, Chris Foy told CNN Sport. "This has to be done right." Except the Confederations Cup provided plenty of evidence of how VAR got things wrong — notably in not determining Chile defender Gonzalo Jara should have been red carded for elbowing German forward Timo Werner in the face in Sunday's final that was won by Germany.

"The beauty of

OPTIONS:
- CNN Sport is, that as a referee, if you make a call that's wrong, you would suffer from that, you'd hurt and wouldn't be happy with yourself.
- Chile is, that as a referee, if you make a call that's wrong, you would suffer from that, you'd hurt and wouldn't be happy with yourself.
- Chris Foy is, that as a referee, if you make a call that's wrong, you would suffer from that, you'd hurt and wouldn't be happy with yourself.
- Confederations Cup is, that as a referee, if you make a call that's wrong, you would suffer from that, you'd hurt and wouldn't be happy with yourself.
- FIFA is, that as a referee, if you make a call that's wrong, you would suffer from that, you'd hurt and wouldn't be happy with yourself.
- German is, that as a referee, if you make a call that's wrong, you would suffer from that, you'd hurt and wouldn't be happy with yourself.
- Germany is, that as a referee, if you make a call that's wrong, you would suffer from that, you'd hurt and wouldn't be happy with yourself.
- Gonzalo Jara is, that as a referee, if you make a call that's wrong, you would suffer from that, you'd hurt and wouldn't be happy with yourself.
- Premier League is, that as a referee, if you make a call that's wrong, you would suffer from that, you'd hurt and wouldn't be happy with yourself.
- Russia is, that as a referee, if you make a call that's wrong, you would suffer from that, you'd hurt and wouldn't be happy with yourself.
- Timo Werner is, that as a referee, if you make a call that's wrong, you would suffer from that, you'd hurt and wouldn't be happy with yourself.
- VAR is, that as a referee, if you make a call that's wrong, you would suffer from that, you'd hurt and wouldn't be happy with yourself.
- Video Assistant Referee is, that as a referee, if you make a call that's wrong, you would suffer from that, you'd hurt and wouldn't be happy with yourself.


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She's a model and singer who was married to Australian's eighth-richest man for six years. So when Erica Packer, 38, embarked on a new relationship following her divorce from the media mogul, it was unlikely to be with the average boy next door. Now she's believed to have found love with none other than Seal, the British singer-songwriter who has sold 30 million albums worldwide and won four Grammys among other accolades. The pair were spotted together enjoying a romantic getaway  in Positano, Italy, this week. Witnesses told Woman's Day that the couple looked 'extremely intimate' aboard a luxury yacht.

OPTIONS:
- Australian was pictured playing in the water with two of Erica's children while the bikini clad mother watched on lovingly from the yacht.
- Billionaire was pictured playing in the water with two of Erica's children while the bikini clad mother watched on lovingly from the yacht.
- British was pictured playing in the water with two of Erica's children while the bikini clad mother watched on lovingly from the yacht.
- Erica was pictured playing in the water with two of Erica's children while the bikini clad mother watched on lovingly from the yacht.
- Erica Packer was pictured playing in the water with two of Erica's children while the bikini clad mother watched on lovingly from the yacht.
- Grammy was pictured playing in the water with two of Erica's children while the bikini clad mother watched on lovingly from the yacht.
- Grammys was pictured playing in the water with two of Erica's children while the bikini clad mother watched on lovingly from the yacht.
- Italy was pictured playing in the water with two of Erica's children while the bikini clad mother watched on lovingly from the yacht.
- James Packer was pictured playing in the water with two of Erica's children while the bikini clad mother watched on lovingly from the yacht.
- Mariah Carey was pictured playing in the water with two of Erica's children while the bikini clad mother watched on lovingly from the yacht.
- Med was pictured playing in the water with two of Erica's children while the bikini clad mother watched on lovingly from the yacht.
- Pictured was pictured playing in the water with two of Erica's children while the bikini clad mother watched on lovingly from the yacht.
- Positano was pictured playing in the water with two of Erica's children while the bikini clad mother watched on lovingly from the yacht.
- Seal was pictured playing in the water with two of Erica's children while the bikini clad mother watched on lovingly from the yacht.
- Woman's Day was pictured playing in the water with two of Erica's children while the bikini clad mother watched on lovingly from the yacht.


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Washington (CNN) One of the most remarkable moments on the campaign trail this week was one that didn't happen. Former Miss Universe Alicia Machado introduced Hillary Clinton at a Florida rally Tuesday, blasting Donald Trump. And for once, the billionaire didn't react. No tweets. No attacks from the stump. Nothing. Instead, he stayed on message going after Clinton on her email server while pledging to repeal Obamacare. In the final days of the 2016 campaign, Trump isn't taking Clinton's bait. The new self-discipline comes as the election tightens and polls indicate a razor-close race in battleground states such as Florida, New Hampshire and Colorado. On the stump Wednesday night in Florida, Trump revealed how he is focused on staying disciplined and how hard it is for him.

Another source tells CNN what

OPTIONS:
- Alicia Machado's trusted traveling advisers do now is encourage him to get his frustration, anger or off-script thoughts out of his system before he gets on stage.
- CNN's trusted traveling advisers do now is encourage him to get his frustration, anger or off-script thoughts out of his system before he gets on stage.
- Clinton's trusted traveling advisers do now is encourage him to get his frustration, anger or off-script thoughts out of his system before he gets on stage.
- Colorado's trusted traveling advisers do now is encourage him to get his frustration, anger or off-script thoughts out of his system before he gets on stage.
- Donald Trump's trusted traveling advisers do now is encourage him to get his frustration, anger or off-script thoughts out of his system before he gets on stage.
- Florida's trusted traveling advisers do now is encourage him to get his frustration, anger or off-script thoughts out of his system before he gets on stage.
- Hillary Clinton's trusted traveling advisers do now is encourage him to get his frustration, anger or off-script thoughts out of his system before he gets on stage.
- Miss Universe's trusted traveling advisers do now is encourage him to get his frustration, anger or off-script thoughts out of his system before he gets on stage.
- New Hampshire's trusted traveling advisers do now is encourage him to get his frustration, anger or off-script thoughts out of his system before he gets on stage.
- Obamacare's trusted traveling advisers do now is encourage him to get his frustration, anger or off-script thoughts out of his system before he gets on stage.
- Trump's trusted traveling advisers do now is encourage him to get his frustration, anger or off-script thoughts out of his system before he gets on stage.
- Washington's trusted traveling advisers do now is encourage him to get his frustration, anger or off-script thoughts out of his system before he gets on stage.


A couple have splashed more than £200,000 on plastic surgery just so they can look just like their idols, Ken and Barbie. Anastasia Reskoss, 20, and Quentin Dehar, 23, admit to both being obsessed with the dolls from a young age - and after becoming a couple in 2013, the pair have had more than 15 procedures between them, paid for mainly by their parents. Quentin, from Marseille, France, and Anastasia, who lives in Paris, plan to continue having surgery and are legally changing their names to 'Ken' and 'Doll.' Student Anastasia said: 'We want to spend the rest of our lives together morphing into the dolls we love.'

And earlier this year,

OPTIONS:
- Anastasia had a second £3,250 nose job to emulate Barbie's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.
- Anastasia Reskoss had a second £3,250 nose job to emulate Barbie's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.
- Barbie had a second £3,250 nose job to emulate Barbie's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.
- Doll had a second £3,250 nose job to emulate Barbie's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.
- France had a second £3,250 nose job to emulate Barbie's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.
- Ken had a second £3,250 nose job to emulate Barbie's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.
- Marseille had a second £3,250 nose job to emulate Barbie's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.
- Paris had a second £3,250 nose job to emulate Barbie's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.
- Quentin had a second £3,250 nose job to emulate Barbie's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.
- Quentin Dehar had a second £3,250 nose job to emulate Barbie's pinched nose as well as £4,000 butt implants.


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(CNN) -- It's normally a story of man versus beast -- but in this case the man is a three-year-old girl, and her wild encounter is thrilling online viewers around the world. The video shows young New Zealander Sofia Walker facing off with a large lion on a viewing platform while visiting the Wellington Zoo with her family last week. Malik the lion had just been given his breakfast when he noticed Sofia pressing up against the viewing glass. The big cat then twitches, glares and growls at the young girl just inches away from her face, before abruptly standing up on its hind legs and violently pawing the separating glass.

Instead she continues the face-off, only to see

OPTIONS:
- CNN again attack the glass.
- Malik again attack the glass.
- New Zealand again attack the glass.
- New Zealander Sofia Walker again attack the glass.
- Sofia again attack the glass.
- Wellington Zoo again attack the glass.


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(CNN) The Syrian rebels' assault on regime-held parts of Aleppo keeps getting deadlier, with 84 people killed over the past three days, the Syrian military said Monday. The latest violence also wounded 280 people in western Aleppo, Syria's General Command of the Armed Forces said. Syrian rebels have intensified attacks on western Aleppo to try to break the regime's siege of opposition-held eastern Aleppo, which has been choked off from food, fuel and other necessities. The military said rebels fired more than 100 mortars and launched 50 rockets. It also accused rebels of using chlorine gas on civilian areas, saying there were 48 cases of breathing difficulties.

The regime, too, has been accused of indiscriminately attacking civilians in

OPTIONS:
- Aleppo.
- Armed Forces.
- Syria.
- Syrian.
- UN.


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Mercedes duo Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg found themselves in unusual positions towards the rear of the timesheet at the end of the first practice session for the Bahrain Grand Prix while Kimi Raikkonen posted the fastest time. But there was no alarm as Mercedes focused on a particular plan, with the 90-minute session at the Bahrain International Circuit hardly representative of what all the drivers will face in qualifying and the race. At the start of FP1, and with the track exceptionally dusty - a situation which will naturally improve over the weekend with use - the circuit and air temperatures were a searing 52 and 36 degrees centigrade respectively.

OPTIONS:
- Bahrain Grand Prix looked in high spirits as he made his way into the Mercedes garage for the practice session
- Bahrain International Circuit looked in high spirits as he made his way into the Mercedes garage for the practice session
- British looked in high spirits as he made his way into the Mercedes garage for the practice session
- FP1 looked in high spirits as he made his way into the Mercedes garage for the practice session
- Ferrari looked in high spirits as he made his way into the Mercedes garage for the practice session
- Formula One looked in high spirits as he made his way into the Mercedes garage for the practice session
- Jenson Button looked in high spirits as he made his way into the Mercedes garage for the practice session
- Kimi Raikkonen looked in high spirits as he made his way into the Mercedes garage for the practice session
- Lewis Hamilton looked in high spirits as he made his way into the Mercedes garage for the practice session
- Mercedes looked in high spirits as he made his way into the Mercedes garage for the practice session
- Nico Rosberg looked in high spirits as he made his way into the Mercedes garage for the practice session
- Sebastian Vettel looked in high spirits as he made his way into the Mercedes garage for the practice session


Complete the passage.

With Easter Sunday just on the horizon, Christians across American observed Good Friday, which commemorates the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ. 'Way of the Cross' walks took place in Ohio, Pennsylvania and over the Brooklyn Bridge, among others. These were just a few of the events that were taking place all over the world as Holy Week, which began on Palm Sunday, nears its end. Tens of thousands of people flocked to Pope Francis' Good Friday torchlight procession at the Colosseum in Rome. The pope used the service to stress the persecution of Christians. On Thursday the pope washed the feet of 12 inmates and a baby at Rome's main prison in a pre-Easter ritual meant to show his willingness to serve.

OPTIONS:
- American is made up of fourteen stations that are related to the hours of Jesus Christ's life leading up to and after his crucifixion
- Brooklyn Bridge is made up of fourteen stations that are related to the hours of Jesus Christ's life leading up to and after his crucifixion
- Christians is made up of fourteen stations that are related to the hours of Jesus Christ's life leading up to and after his crucifixion
- Colosseum is made up of fourteen stations that are related to the hours of Jesus Christ's life leading up to and after his crucifixion
- Easter Sunday is made up of fourteen stations that are related to the hours of Jesus Christ's life leading up to and after his crucifixion
- Good Friday is made up of fourteen stations that are related to the hours of Jesus Christ's life leading up to and after his crucifixion
- Holy Week is made up of fourteen stations that are related to the hours of Jesus Christ's life leading up to and after his crucifixion
- Jesus Christ is made up of fourteen stations that are related to the hours of Jesus Christ's life leading up to and after his crucifixion
- Los Angeles is made up of fourteen stations that are related to the hours of Jesus Christ's life leading up to and after his crucifixion
- Ohio is made up of fourteen stations that are related to the hours of Jesus Christ's life leading up to and after his crucifixion
- Palm Sunday is made up of fourteen stations that are related to the hours of Jesus Christ's life leading up to and after his crucifixion
- Pennsylvania is made up of fourteen stations that are related to the hours of Jesus Christ's life leading up to and after his crucifixion
- Pope Francis is made up of fourteen stations that are related to the hours of Jesus Christ's life leading up to and after his crucifixion
- Rome is made up of fourteen stations that are related to the hours of Jesus Christ's life leading up to and after his crucifixion
- Way of the Cross is made up of fourteen stations that are related to the hours of Jesus Christ's life leading up to and after his crucifixion


Complete the passage.

Hoards of sexual assault victims are taking to Tumblr to share their harrowing stories of abuse. The posts, which are being published on a Tumblr account called Lasting Impact, tell graphic tales of what life is like for victims years after the actual attack occurred. The founder, Alyson, who identifies herself only by her first name, created the blog to shine light on some of the horrific long-term effects sexual violence can have. 'As a survivor of childhood sexual assault, I struggled for many years with mental health issues that impacted almost every aspect of my daily life and left me feeling confused and alone,' she told The Huffington Post.

'While the campaign focuses primarily on the challenges faced by survivors', Alyson added to

OPTIONS:
- Alyson, 'it also shows that we all have an incredible capacity for courage, resilience, and growth.
- Lasting Impact, 'it also shows that we all have an incredible capacity for courage, resilience, and growth.
- The Huffington Post, 'it also shows that we all have an incredible capacity for courage, resilience, and growth.
- Tumblr, 'it also shows that we all have an incredible capacity for courage, resilience, and growth.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Put away the flip flops and the sunglasses, as an Arctic airmass is on the way. After one of the warmest Aprils on record, there will be a dramatic change next week with temperatures set to fall by around ten degrees. The plunge means Britain will go from being hotter than Turkey and Ibiza to colder than Moscow, Stockholm and Finland in a matter of days. It also threatens to cause a wet and miserable time for the thousands of runners taking part in Sunday's London Marathon. Scroll down for video Red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning: Forecasters predict that temperatures are set to plunge by 10C

According to forecasters we will begin to see the Arctic airmass, also known as a polar maritime mass, on Saturday after it has blasted over from

OPTIONS:
- 10C.
- Arctic.
- Britain.
- Finland.
- Ibiza.
- Iceland.
- London Marathon.
- Moscow.
- Stockholm.
- Turkey.


London (CNN) US President Donald Trump was accused of behaving "like a petulant child," during a debate in the British parliament about the controversial decision to invite him on a state visit to the UK so early in his term. The comment arose as members of Parliament were discussing a petition calling for the trip to be downgraded because of Trump's "well-documented misogyny and vulgarity." Opening the largely symbolic debate in Westminster Hall, Labour MP Paul Flynn said: "We all in this room hold in great respect the US presidency, their constitution, their history," and that there was "no question of any disrespect towards that country."

Labour MP David Lammy said it was to be expected that the US President would be invited to the

OPTIONS:
- British, but that offering Trump a full state visit after only seven days in power was not acceptable.
- CNN, but that offering Trump a full state visit after only seven days in power was not acceptable.
- Donald Trump, but that offering Trump a full state visit after only seven days in power was not acceptable.
- Labour, but that offering Trump a full state visit after only seven days in power was not acceptable.
- London, but that offering Trump a full state visit after only seven days in power was not acceptable.
- Paul Flynn, but that offering Trump a full state visit after only seven days in power was not acceptable.
- Trump, but that offering Trump a full state visit after only seven days in power was not acceptable.
- UK, but that offering Trump a full state visit after only seven days in power was not acceptable.
- US, but that offering Trump a full state visit after only seven days in power was not acceptable.
- Westminster Hall, but that offering Trump a full state visit after only seven days in power was not acceptable.


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

It's a long road to recovery for Spanish nurse's assistant Teresa Romero Ramos. Discharged from hospital six weeks ago after beating Ebola, she faces life without her beloved dog, Excalibur, put down by Spanish authorities for fear he might harbor the deadly virus. And questions remain about how she contracted the virus while helping to care for Spanish missionaries brought back from West Africa with Ebola, and the way her own case was handled. Romero was in court Thursday to seek 150,000 euros in damages from the then-Madrid health minister she accuses of blaming her for catching the disease. He publicly apologized for the comments and later resigned.

Meanwhile,

OPTIONS:
- Ebola's superior court has already ruled once on the case of Excalibur -- saying that regional health officials did not act recklessly in putting him down.
- Excalibur's superior court has already ruled once on the case of Excalibur -- saying that regional health officials did not act recklessly in putting him down.
- Madrid's superior court has already ruled once on the case of Excalibur -- saying that regional health officials did not act recklessly in putting him down.
- Romero's superior court has already ruled once on the case of Excalibur -- saying that regional health officials did not act recklessly in putting him down.
- Spanish's superior court has already ruled once on the case of Excalibur -- saying that regional health officials did not act recklessly in putting him down.
- Teresa Romero Ramos's superior court has already ruled once on the case of Excalibur -- saying that regional health officials did not act recklessly in putting him down.
- West Africa's superior court has already ruled once on the case of Excalibur -- saying that regional health officials did not act recklessly in putting him down.


How does the sentence end?

The former Miss Italy finalist who has accused film mogul Harvey Weinstein of molesting her tried to use the accusation to secure a movie role, it has been alleged. Ambra Battilana, 22, did not 'co-operate' with authorities for four days after her initial report to police saying she was groped by Weinstein during a 'business meeting' at his office in Manhattan. It has been claimed the delay was because the Italian model and her manager were working behind the scenes to try and land her a film role. But once the 'pipe dream' came to nothing, she decided to pursue the criminal case, sources told the New York Post.

OPTIONS:
- Ambra Battilana could face misdemeanor charges of forcible touching or sexual abuse if the allegations are credible.
- Harvey Weinstein could face misdemeanor charges of forcible touching or sexual abuse if the allegations are credible.
- Italian could face misdemeanor charges of forcible touching or sexual abuse if the allegations are credible.
- Italy could face misdemeanor charges of forcible touching or sexual abuse if the allegations are credible.
- Manhattan could face misdemeanor charges of forcible touching or sexual abuse if the allegations are credible.
- NYPD could face misdemeanor charges of forcible touching or sexual abuse if the allegations are credible.
- New York Post could face misdemeanor charges of forcible touching or sexual abuse if the allegations are credible.
- Weinstein could face misdemeanor charges of forcible touching or sexual abuse if the allegations are credible.


How does this story end?

Photos of US ambassador to South Korea Mark Lippert meeting with the country's leaders have emerged for the first time since the envoy was attacked by a knife-wielding pro-North Korean activist. Lippert is recovering at Severance Hospital in Seoul, and was able to meet with US Navy Admiral James Winnefeld as well as members of South Korea's ruling and opposition parties. Police are charging the activist, Kim Ki-jong, 55, with murder after he slashed the ambassador while screaming demands for Korean reunification. The attack Thursday on Lippert, at a forum about reunification, prompted rival North Korea to gloat about 'knife slashes of justice,' that left deep gashes and damaged the ambassador's tendons and nerves.

OPTIONS:
- James Winnefeld is well-known among police and activists as one of a hard-core group of protesters willing to use violence to highlight their causes.
- Kim is well-known among police and activists as one of a hard-core group of protesters willing to use violence to highlight their causes.
- Kim Ki-jong is well-known among police and activists as one of a hard-core group of protesters willing to use violence to highlight their causes.
- Korean is well-known among police and activists as one of a hard-core group of protesters willing to use violence to highlight their causes.
- Lippert is well-known among police and activists as one of a hard-core group of protesters willing to use violence to highlight their causes.
- Mark Lippert is well-known among police and activists as one of a hard-core group of protesters willing to use violence to highlight their causes.
- North Korea is well-known among police and activists as one of a hard-core group of protesters willing to use violence to highlight their causes.
- Seoul is well-known among police and activists as one of a hard-core group of protesters willing to use violence to highlight their causes.
- Severance Hospital is well-known among police and activists as one of a hard-core group of protesters willing to use violence to highlight their causes.
- South Korea is well-known among police and activists as one of a hard-core group of protesters willing to use violence to highlight their causes.
- US is well-known among police and activists as one of a hard-core group of protesters willing to use violence to highlight their causes.
- US Navy is well-known among police and activists as one of a hard-core group of protesters willing to use violence to highlight their causes.
- anti-US is well-known among police and activists as one of a hard-core group of protesters willing to use violence to highlight their causes.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump said it was not his job to stand up for U.S. President Barack Obama after a man at one of his campaign events said he was a Muslim and 'not even an American.' 'Am I morally obligated to defend the president every time somebody says something bad or controversial about him? I don't think so!' Trump said on Twitter on Saturday morning. Trump drew criticism on Friday from Republican and Democratic rivals in the 2016 race for the presidency when he failed to challenge a man at a New Hampshire town hall Thursday night who said Muslims were a problem in the United States.

OPTIONS:
- American's campaign manager later said that Trump had had trouble hearing in the busy room.
- Barack Obama's campaign manager later said that Trump had had trouble hearing in the busy room.
- Democratic's campaign manager later said that Trump had had trouble hearing in the busy room.
- Donald Trump's campaign manager later said that Trump had had trouble hearing in the busy room.
- Muslim's campaign manager later said that Trump had had trouble hearing in the busy room.
- Muslims's campaign manager later said that Trump had had trouble hearing in the busy room.
- New Hampshire's campaign manager later said that Trump had had trouble hearing in the busy room.
- Obama's campaign manager later said that Trump had had trouble hearing in the busy room.
- Republican's campaign manager later said that Trump had had trouble hearing in the busy room.
- Trump's campaign manager later said that Trump had had trouble hearing in the busy room.
- Twitter's campaign manager later said that Trump had had trouble hearing in the busy room.
- U.S.'s campaign manager later said that Trump had had trouble hearing in the busy room.
- United States's campaign manager later said that Trump had had trouble hearing in the busy room.


(CNN) -- Novak Djokovic matched Roger Federer's feat of three successive titles at the Dubai Tennis Championships by crushing the world No. 2 in Saturday's final. The Serbian, who also beat Federer in the Australian Open semifinals last month on the way to winning his second grand slam, triumphed 6-3 6-3 in one hour and 11 minutes to clinch the 20th ATP Tour crown of his short career. The 23-year-old, seeded second, claimed the $386,000 first prize as he denied his Swiss opponent a fifth title in Dubai and 68th overall. "Any time I win against Roger it's a great success because he's such a great player. We all know how mentally strong of a player he is," Djokovic, who trailed 3-1 in the second set, told the ATP Tour website.

It was

OPTIONS:
- ATP Tour's second defeat in a Dubai final, having also lost in 2006 to current No.
- Australian Open's second defeat in a Dubai final, having also lost in 2006 to current No.
- CNN's second defeat in a Dubai final, having also lost in 2006 to current No.
- Caroline Wozniacki's second defeat in a Dubai final, having also lost in 2006 to current No.
- Djokovic's second defeat in a Dubai final, having also lost in 2006 to current No.
- Dubai's second defeat in a Dubai final, having also lost in 2006 to current No.
- Dubai Tennis Championships's second defeat in a Dubai final, having also lost in 2006 to current No.
- Federer's second defeat in a Dubai final, having also lost in 2006 to current No.
- Novak Djokovic's second defeat in a Dubai final, having also lost in 2006 to current No.
- Qatar's second defeat in a Dubai final, having also lost in 2006 to current No.
- Roger's second defeat in a Dubai final, having also lost in 2006 to current No.
- Roger Federer's second defeat in a Dubai final, having also lost in 2006 to current No.
- Serbian's second defeat in a Dubai final, having also lost in 2006 to current No.
- Swiss's second defeat in a Dubai final, having also lost in 2006 to current No.
- Vera Zvonareva's second defeat in a Dubai final, having also lost in 2006 to current No.


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

Turkey's president is suing the country's opposition leader for slander for allegedly claiming  that toilets in his 1,150-room $620million palace had gold-plated seats. His lawyer Muammer Cemaloglu told the state-run Anadolu Agency today that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is seeking 100,000 Turkish Lira in compensation from main opposition leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu. Yesterday Erdogan invited Kilicdaroglu to inspect his $620million home in Ankara, which is known as Ak Saray or the White Palace, saying he would resign if any gold-plated seats were found. He also called on the opposition leader to do the same if none were found. Kilicdaroglu denied in a television interview late last night that he had made the claim.

Kilicdaroglu of the Republican People's Party (CHP) has repeatedly criticised

OPTIONS:
- Ak Saray's profligacy in campaign speeches ahead of the June 7 parliamentary election.
- Anadolu Agency's profligacy in campaign speeches ahead of the June 7 parliamentary election.
- Ankara's profligacy in campaign speeches ahead of the June 7 parliamentary election.
- Erdogan's profligacy in campaign speeches ahead of the June 7 parliamentary election.
- Kemal Kilicdaroglu's profligacy in campaign speeches ahead of the June 7 parliamentary election.
- Kilicdaroglu's profligacy in campaign speeches ahead of the June 7 parliamentary election.
- Muammer Cemaloglu's profligacy in campaign speeches ahead of the June 7 parliamentary election.
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan's profligacy in campaign speeches ahead of the June 7 parliamentary election.
- Turkey's profligacy in campaign speeches ahead of the June 7 parliamentary election.
- Turkish's profligacy in campaign speeches ahead of the June 7 parliamentary election.
- Turkish Lira's profligacy in campaign speeches ahead of the June 7 parliamentary election.
- White Palace's profligacy in campaign speeches ahead of the June 7 parliamentary election.


How does this story end?

Obscene rumours may be whirling around David Cameron but that did not deter his wife from making a front row appearance at London Fashion Week today. Samantha Cameron, 44, wore a tailored red gown to attend the Roksanda Ilinic show in central London amid  claims by Lord Ashcroft that the Prime Minister performed an unsavoury act on a pig's head while a student at Oxford University. Some onlookers might have even interpreted the bold hue of the Sam's Victoria Beckham gown as a fighting colour, yet she appeared unconcerned as she joined leaders in the fashion world at the catwalk.

Indeed, the Duchess of Cambridge claims the title of

OPTIONS:
- Ashcroft's biggest fans and is often seen wearing her idiosyncratic and ever-elegant creations.
- David's biggest fans and is often seen wearing her idiosyncratic and ever-elegant creations.
- David Cameron's biggest fans and is often seen wearing her idiosyncratic and ever-elegant creations.
- London's biggest fans and is often seen wearing her idiosyncratic and ever-elegant creations.
- London Fashion Week's biggest fans and is often seen wearing her idiosyncratic and ever-elegant creations.
- Natalie Massenet's biggest fans and is often seen wearing her idiosyncratic and ever-elegant creations.
- Oxford University's biggest fans and is often seen wearing her idiosyncratic and ever-elegant creations.
- Porter's biggest fans and is often seen wearing her idiosyncratic and ever-elegant creations.
- Roksanda's biggest fans and is often seen wearing her idiosyncratic and ever-elegant creations.
- Roksanda Ilinic's biggest fans and is often seen wearing her idiosyncratic and ever-elegant creations.
- Sam's biggest fans and is often seen wearing her idiosyncratic and ever-elegant creations.
- Samantha's biggest fans and is often seen wearing her idiosyncratic and ever-elegant creations.
- Samantha Cameron's biggest fans and is often seen wearing her idiosyncratic and ever-elegant creations.
- Serbian's biggest fans and is often seen wearing her idiosyncratic and ever-elegant creations.
- Victoria Beckham's biggest fans and is often seen wearing her idiosyncratic and ever-elegant creations.


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

(CNN) Haiti had only just begun rebuilding from a devastating earthquake six years ago when Hurricane Matthew tore through the small Caribbean nation on Tuesday, killing hundreds in its path and inundating entire villages. Once again much of the country is a disaster zone, with powerful Matthew shredding homes and engulfing communities in knee-deep water that is taking time to recede. At least 300 people have died since Matthew made landfall in Haiti on Tuesday as a Category 4 hurricane, according to Paul Altidor, Haitian ambassador to the United States. "We expect unfortunately that number to rise a little bit as we begin to access communities, regions that were inaccessible because of the roads, because of the bridges that fell due to the hurricane," Altidor told CNN's Wolf Blitzer.

"A large portion of

OPTIONS:
- Altidor's food is produced in the south where the damage is most severe.
- CNN's food is produced in the south where the damage is most severe.
- Caribbean's food is produced in the south where the damage is most severe.
- Haiti's food is produced in the south where the damage is most severe.
- Haitian's food is produced in the south where the damage is most severe.
- Matthew's food is produced in the south where the damage is most severe.
- Paul Altidor's food is produced in the south where the damage is most severe.
- United States's food is produced in the south where the damage is most severe.
- Wolf Blitzer's food is produced in the south where the damage is most severe.


Write the next sentence.

An Arnold Schwarzenegger fan thanked the action star for making his father smile during a recent viewing of Terminator Genisys - and Schwarzenegger himself personally responded. User bizzyjay wrote on Reddit July 2: 'Terminator 2 was the first movie I saw with my dad in a movie theater, that experience really sparked a love for film, the kind of passion that my dad had for them. 'From then on we saw a bunch of movies together along the years, including all the terminator movies until now, it was our franchise.' Bizzyjay said his 72-year-old father, who already had mild dementia and schizophrenia, began to behave differently in January and entered a psychiatric ward.

It said: 'I am honored that my silly smile in

OPTIONS:
- Arnold Schwarzenegger made you smile, but I hope you find real joy and strength in what a wonderful child you have brought into this world and raised.'
- Bizzyjay made you smile, but I hope you find real joy and strength in what a wonderful child you have brought into this world and raised.'
- Judgement Day made you smile, but I hope you find real joy and strength in what a wonderful child you have brought into this world and raised.'
- Reddit made you smile, but I hope you find real joy and strength in what a wonderful child you have brought into this world and raised.'
- Redditor made you smile, but I hope you find real joy and strength in what a wonderful child you have brought into this world and raised.'
- Schwarzenegger made you smile, but I hope you find real joy and strength in what a wonderful child you have brought into this world and raised.'
- Terminator 2 made you smile, but I hope you find real joy and strength in what a wonderful child you have brought into this world and raised.'
- Terminator Genisys made you smile, but I hope you find real joy and strength in what a wonderful child you have brought into this world and raised.'
- User bizzyjay made you smile, but I hope you find real joy and strength in what a wonderful child you have brought into this world and raised.'


How does this story end?

Authorities claimed Friday that an 18-year-old committed suicide and was not injured by any officer's bullets when he exchanged gunfire with police near St Louis. Amonderez Green of Florissant, Missouri died early Thursday, 14 hours after a confrontation with a Normandy police officer. Normandy police say Green and an officer exchanged gunfire but neither was struck. They say Green was suicidal, and ran a short ways before shooting himself. St. Louis County police are investigating at Normandy's request. County police spokesman Brian Schellman stopped short of declaring Green's death a suicide, saying ballistics testing and an autopsy are pending. But he said Green was not struck by any bullets fired by the Normandy officer.

OPTIONS:
- Amonderez Green, which handles dispatch services for Normandy, refused to release audio of the 911 call, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Brian Schellman, which handles dispatch services for Normandy, refused to release audio of the 911 call, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Florissant, which handles dispatch services for Normandy, refused to release audio of the 911 call, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Green, which handles dispatch services for Normandy, refused to release audio of the 911 call, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Jermell Simpson, which handles dispatch services for Normandy, refused to release audio of the 911 call, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Missouri, which handles dispatch services for Normandy, refused to release audio of the 911 call, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Normandy, which handles dispatch services for Normandy, refused to release audio of the 911 call, citing the ongoing investigation.
- St Louis, which handles dispatch services for Normandy, refused to release audio of the 911 call, citing the ongoing investigation.
- St. Louis County, which handles dispatch services for Normandy, refused to release audio of the 911 call, citing the ongoing investigation.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

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

The country has said it will respond in kind to any US attack, and it has warned it would strike the US mainland and US carriers and forces in the region, specifically US bases in South Korea and

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- China.
- Gary Ross.
- Japan.
- Japanese.
- North Korea.
- North Korean.
- Pentagon.
- Philippines.
- Pyongyang.
- Trump.
- US.
- Washington.


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

Manchester City are closing in on a move for Fulham’s England youth international Patrick Roberts. The 18-year-old has a year left on his contract at Craven Cottage and could move to the two-time Premier League winners this summer. Fulham would want up to £10million for Roberts if he leaves. So what do we know about him and is he worth the money? Born in Kingston in Surrey, Roberts started playing football for AFC Wimbledon. He was named ‘Striker of the Tournament’ at the U13 Tesco Football Cup in 2010. He joined Fulham when he was 13 and then penned his first professional contract shortly after his 17th birthday in February 2014.

He was one of the stand out players in

OPTIONS:
- AFC Wimbledon run to the FA Youth Cup final and very rarely went on a run without beating at least one man.
- Born run to the FA Youth Cup final and very rarely went on a run without beating at least one man.
- Craven Cottage run to the FA Youth Cup final and very rarely went on a run without beating at least one man.
- England run to the FA Youth Cup final and very rarely went on a run without beating at least one man.
- Fulham run to the FA Youth Cup final and very rarely went on a run without beating at least one man.
- Kingston run to the FA Youth Cup final and very rarely went on a run without beating at least one man.
- Manchester City run to the FA Youth Cup final and very rarely went on a run without beating at least one man.
- Patrick Roberts run to the FA Youth Cup final and very rarely went on a run without beating at least one man.
- Premier League run to the FA Youth Cup final and very rarely went on a run without beating at least one man.
- Roberts run to the FA Youth Cup final and very rarely went on a run without beating at least one man.
- Surrey run to the FA Youth Cup final and very rarely went on a run without beating at least one man.
- Tesco Football Cup run to the FA Youth Cup final and very rarely went on a run without beating at least one man.
- Tournament’ run to the FA Youth Cup final and very rarely went on a run without beating at least one man.
- Winger run to the FA Youth Cup final and very rarely went on a run without beating at least one man.


Complete the passage.

This coming week we’ll be treated to another delightful set of official photos of bonnie Prince George and his cherubic little sister Princess Charlotte after she’s christened in Her Majesty’s parish church at Sandringham tomorrow. But will George still look as full of brotherly love for her as he did in those heart-melting pictures taken by his mother last month – or will he have started to realise that he’s no longer the only one vying for his parents’ affection? William and Kate will have prepared him for the arrival of Charlotte, who is fourth in line to the throne.

No doubt the Queen is preparing to enjoy watching the family dynamic change now

OPTIONS:
- Anne has arrived.
- Basher Wills has arrived.
- Charles has arrived.
- Charlotte has arrived.
- French has arrived.
- George has arrived.
- Kate has arrived.
- Margaret has arrived.
- Mother has arrived.
- Prince George has arrived.
- Prince William has arrived.
- Sandringham has arrived.
- William has arrived.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

The NFL's commitment to hosting regular-season games in London means stadia outside of the capital are unlikely to stage contests while there is a continued push for a British-based franchise. Last week Tottenham and the NFL announced that the Barclays Premier League club's new stadium, set to open in 2018, would be the venue for two games per season for at least 10 years. Wembley has been the exclusive home of the United Kingdom's previous 11 International Series games and will host another trio of matches next season, with more games also planned for 2016. However, the NFL's deal at Spurs' new ground will see the sport move at least some games away from Wembley, leading to suggestions cities further afield in the UK could come into consideration.

It's a step up in terms of how you customise what will be a brilliant stadium for

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League needs.
- British needs.
- Cardiff needs.
- Glasgow needs.
- International Series needs.
- London needs.
- Manchester needs.
- NFL needs.
- Spurs needs.
- Staging NFL needs.
- Tottenham needs.
- UK needs.
- United Kingdom needs.
- Wembley needs.


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

Manchester United are monitoring Christian Benteke’s position at Aston Villa as they consider taking on Liverpool in the race for the Belgium international. Louis van Gaal has reshaped his squad with the arrivals of Matteo Darmian, Memphis Depay, Bastian Schweinsteiger and Morgan Schneiderlin, but he also wants a forward following the sale of Robin van Persie to Fenerbahce. Liverpool, though unwilling to meet the £32.5million buyout clause in Benteke's contract, remain favourites to sign the 24-year-old, who has made clear his determination to leave Villa Park this summer. United have not made any firm contact with Villa over Benteke but he is a player they are considering ahead of the new season.

‘I think

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Bastian Schweinsteiger have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Belgian have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Belgium have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Benteke have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Christian Benteke have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Fenerbahce have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Liverpool have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Louis van Gaal have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Man Utd have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Manchester United have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Matteo Darmian have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Memphis Depay have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Morgan Schneiderlin have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Premier League have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Radamel Falcao have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Robin van Persie have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Tim Sherwood have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- United have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Villa have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.
- Villa Park have shown an interest but there’s not been a bid worth considering.


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

(CNN) It's so typical of the West to sneer at the actions of what they see as "small brown folk on the other side of the world." The latest example of this racist and colonial mentality is the outrage and virtue-signaling criticism of the Philippines' hardline approach to drug crime under President Rodrigo Duterte. Yet the Philippines has a problem. The scourge of drugs -- particularly crystal methamphetamine, known in the country as shabu -- has taken its toll on families and relationships and on communities and barangays (small neighborhood-based local governments) right around the nation. It's a problem that has led to theft, violence and death over many years. And it's a problem that has helped keep so many Filipinos further entrenched in a poverty so deep it is hard for Westerners to imagine.

But

OPTIONS:
- Australian's willingness to round the suspects up, to root out corruption, to seek appropriate penalties for drug crimes and to get the community involved in the effort to clean up the country is inspiring.
- Christensen's willingness to round the suspects up, to root out corruption, to seek appropriate penalties for drug crimes and to get the community involved in the effort to clean up the country is inspiring.
- Duterte's willingness to round the suspects up, to root out corruption, to seek appropriate penalties for drug crimes and to get the community involved in the effort to clean up the country is inspiring.
- Filipinos's willingness to round the suspects up, to root out corruption, to seek appropriate penalties for drug crimes and to get the community involved in the effort to clean up the country is inspiring.
- Philippines's willingness to round the suspects up, to root out corruption, to seek appropriate penalties for drug crimes and to get the community involved in the effort to clean up the country is inspiring.
- Rodrigo Duterte's willingness to round the suspects up, to root out corruption, to seek appropriate penalties for drug crimes and to get the community involved in the effort to clean up the country is inspiring.
- West's willingness to round the suspects up, to root out corruption, to seek appropriate penalties for drug crimes and to get the community involved in the effort to clean up the country is inspiring.
- Westerners's willingness to round the suspects up, to root out corruption, to seek appropriate penalties for drug crimes and to get the community involved in the effort to clean up the country is inspiring.


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Adil Rashid is on a steep learning curve but has the potential to become a 'real handful' in Test cricket, according to legendary leg-spinner Shane Warne. Rashid's record after two matches features one five-wicket haul but an overall seven for 418 - an average of almost 60 - against Pakistan. The 27-year-old's early strides in Test cricket are as notable perhaps for his defiant maiden half-century in Dubai as England tried in vain to save the second match of three. Warne, however, predicts improvement from the Yorkshireman - and knows from personal experience that initial difficulties can be overcome by an aspiring international leg-spinner.

To me he's the best in international cricket at the moment, and I hope

OPTIONS:
- Adil Rashid will get better.
- Dubai will get better.
- England will get better.
- Pakistan will get better.
- Rashid will get better.
- Shane Warne will get better.
- Warne will get better.
- Yorkshireman will get better.


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(CNN) The United States is likely to "seriously consider" shooting down any North Korean missiles tests aimed at the waters around the US territory of Guam, but experts warn the technology isn't guaranteed to work. Pyongyang doubled down on its threats to launch missiles at Guam early on Thursday, announcing a potential plan on state media for the "simultaneous fire of four Hwasong-12 (rockets)." Adam Mount, senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, told CNN the US military could use its THAAD defense system or Aegis destroyers to stop any North Korean projectiles. THAAD, or the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, is one of the US's main weapons against offensive missiles.

"The US might decide to put an Aegis system much closer to

OPTIONS:
- Adam Mount to have two levels of defense, but that's a presidential decision," he said.
- Aegis to have two levels of defense, but that's a presidential decision," he said.
- CNN to have two levels of defense, but that's a presidential decision," he said.
- Center for American Progress to have two levels of defense, but that's a presidential decision," he said.
- Guam to have two levels of defense, but that's a presidential decision," he said.
- Hwasong-12 to have two levels of defense, but that's a presidential decision," he said.
- Kim Jong Un to have two levels of defense, but that's a presidential decision," he said.
- North Korea to have two levels of defense, but that's a presidential decision," he said.
- North Korean to have two levels of defense, but that's a presidential decision," he said.
- Pyongyang to have two levels of defense, but that's a presidential decision," he said.
- THAAD to have two levels of defense, but that's a presidential decision," he said.
- Terminal High Altitude Area Defense to have two levels of defense, but that's a presidential decision," he said.
- US to have two levels of defense, but that's a presidential decision," he said.
- United States to have two levels of defense, but that's a presidential decision," he said.


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West Ham hope to make an announcement on their new manager 'within the next 48 hours'. The Irons appear close to appointing a successor to Sam Allardyce, who left Upton Park at the end of the season when his contract was not renewed. Slaven Bilic is reported to have been interviewed about the vacancy over the weekend, with the likes of Rafael Benitez, Jurgen Klopp, Carlo Ancelotti and Unai Emery all said to have been under consideration as co-chairmen David Sullivan and David Gold look to find the right man to take them forwards and on into the Olympic Stadium from 2016/17.

OPTIONS:
- Carlo Ancelotti would certainly go down well with supporters, having become a cult hero during a brief spell at Upton Park in the 1996/97 season.
- David Gold would certainly go down well with supporters, having become a cult hero during a brief spell at Upton Park in the 1996/97 season.
- David Sullivan would certainly go down well with supporters, having become a cult hero during a brief spell at Upton Park in the 1996/97 season.
- Irons would certainly go down well with supporters, having become a cult hero during a brief spell at Upton Park in the 1996/97 season.
- Jurgen Klopp would certainly go down well with supporters, having become a cult hero during a brief spell at Upton Park in the 1996/97 season.
- Marcelo Bielsa would certainly go down well with supporters, having become a cult hero during a brief spell at Upton Park in the 1996/97 season.
- Olympic Stadium would certainly go down well with supporters, having become a cult hero during a brief spell at Upton Park in the 1996/97 season.
- Rafael Benitez would certainly go down well with supporters, having become a cult hero during a brief spell at Upton Park in the 1996/97 season.
- Sam Allardyce would certainly go down well with supporters, having become a cult hero during a brief spell at Upton Park in the 1996/97 season.
- Slaven Bilic would certainly go down well with supporters, having become a cult hero during a brief spell at Upton Park in the 1996/97 season.
- The Irons would certainly go down well with supporters, having become a cult hero during a brief spell at Upton Park in the 1996/97 season.
- Unai Emery would certainly go down well with supporters, having become a cult hero during a brief spell at Upton Park in the 1996/97 season.
- Upton Park would certainly go down well with supporters, having become a cult hero during a brief spell at Upton Park in the 1996/97 season.
- West Ham would certainly go down well with supporters, having become a cult hero during a brief spell at Upton Park in the 1996/97 season.


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(CNN) Alabama on Thursday certified Democrat Doug Jones' victory over Republican Roy Moore in this month's special Senate election, bringing an end to an unlikely race replete with controversy. Moore had refused to concede in the wake of the election result, and on Wednesday, he had set off a new swirl of controversy by filing an election complaint alleging voter fraud may have occurred, calling for a delay in the certification of the results that declared Jones officially the winner and asking for "a new special election." Alabama Circuit Judge Johnny Hardwick, however, denied Moore's attempt Thursday afternoon just as the certification was due to take place.

OPTIONS:
- Alabama denied all allegations, and his campaign doubled down on some of his more controversial positions.
- CNN denied all allegations, and his campaign doubled down on some of his more controversial positions.
- Democrat denied all allegations, and his campaign doubled down on some of his more controversial positions.
- Doug Jones denied all allegations, and his campaign doubled down on some of his more controversial positions.
- Johnny Hardwick denied all allegations, and his campaign doubled down on some of his more controversial positions.
- Jones denied all allegations, and his campaign doubled down on some of his more controversial positions.
- Merrill denied all allegations, and his campaign doubled down on some of his more controversial positions.
- Moore denied all allegations, and his campaign doubled down on some of his more controversial positions.
- Republican denied all allegations, and his campaign doubled down on some of his more controversial positions.
- Roy Moore denied all allegations, and his campaign doubled down on some of his more controversial positions.
- Senate denied all allegations, and his campaign doubled down on some of his more controversial positions.


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Nothing will stop Russia from hosting the best World Cup in the tournament's history in 2018, FIFA president Sepp Blatter said on a visit to one of the host venues Sochi on Monday. 'I am a happy and proud president. I am proud that Russia is getting ready to host the World Cup,' Blatter told the TASS news agency from the southern Russian city. 'A lot of this is happening thanks to President Vladimir Putin, but also due to the Sports Minister (Vitaly) Mutko and (Alexei) Sorokin (CEO of the Local Organising Committee). They are a true team and have a wonderful working relationship.'

Blatter was set to hold a working visit on Monday with

OPTIONS:
- Alexei and said he would tell the Russian leader he was pleased with the progress the country was making on the World Cup.
- Blatter and said he would tell the Russian leader he was pleased with the progress the country was making on the World Cup.
- FIFA and said he would tell the Russian leader he was pleased with the progress the country was making on the World Cup.
- Local Organising Committee and said he would tell the Russian leader he was pleased with the progress the country was making on the World Cup.
- Mutko and said he would tell the Russian leader he was pleased with the progress the country was making on the World Cup.
- Russia and said he would tell the Russian leader he was pleased with the progress the country was making on the World Cup.
- Russian and said he would tell the Russian leader he was pleased with the progress the country was making on the World Cup.
- Sepp Blatter and said he would tell the Russian leader he was pleased with the progress the country was making on the World Cup.
- Sochi and said he would tell the Russian leader he was pleased with the progress the country was making on the World Cup.
- Sorokin and said he would tell the Russian leader he was pleased with the progress the country was making on the World Cup.
- TASS and said he would tell the Russian leader he was pleased with the progress the country was making on the World Cup.
- Vitaly and said he would tell the Russian leader he was pleased with the progress the country was making on the World Cup.
- Vladimir Putin and said he would tell the Russian leader he was pleased with the progress the country was making on the World Cup.
- World Cup and said he would tell the Russian leader he was pleased with the progress the country was making on the World Cup.


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Nicola Sturgeon today visited a school in New York as she continued her four-day tour of the US designed to cement her position as an international stateswoman. The Scottish First Minister met staff and pupils at Daniel Hale Williams elementary in Brooklyn, claiming it will help her to drive up standards in Scotland. But the big event of the first day of her tour is a slot on Jon Stewart's ratings hit The Daily Show tonight, which unfortunately billed her as a 'comedian' and not a politician. Officially this week's trip has been described as an effort to promote Scotland as 'a great place to live, visit, do business, study and invest'.

Miss Sturgeon said: 'Scotland has a proud tradition and enviable global reputation for engineering excellence, built on the skills and innovation of our people, making it an attractive location for

OPTIONS:
- Brooklyn businesses.'
- Daniel Hale Williams businesses.'
- Jon Stewart businesses.'
- New York businesses.'
- Nicola Sturgeon businesses.'
- SNP businesses.'
- Scotland businesses.'
- Scottish businesses.'
- The Daily Show businesses.'
- US businesses.'


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Mirko ‘Cro Crop’ Filipovic is desperate to scratch his eight-year itch when he takes on Gabriel Gonzaga in Poland on Saturday. Cro Crop lost to the Brazilian in 2007 when a first-round head kick brought a swift end to the bout at UFC 70. But he is confident he can avenge the defeat on home territory. Mirko Filipovic (right) faces Gabriel Gonzaga in Poland on Saturday, eight years after losing to the Brazilian In 2007, Filipovic (right) was beaten by a first-round head kick and wants to avenge that defeat Filipovic admitted revenge is a motivating factor ahead of the encounter against Gonzaga

Gonzaga believes that his skillset has got even better since the last time he took on

OPTIONS:
- Brazilian
- Cro Crop
- Filipovic
- Gabriel Gonzaga
- Gonzaga
- Mirko Filipovic
- Mirko ‘Cro Crop’ Filipovic
- Poland
- UFC 70


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There's a clear culprit in the rising drug overdose death count in Massachusetts -- the synthetic opioid fentanyl. More powerful and more deadly than heroin, fentanyl has sparked a new set of survival rules among people who abuse opioids. About 75 percent of the state's men and women who died after an unintentional overdose last year had fentanyl in their system, up from 57 percent in 2015 (PDF). It's a pattern cities and towns are seeing across the state and country, particularly in New England and some Rust Belt states. Fentanyl may be especially lethal because it's strong, it's mixed with other drugs in varying amounts unknown to the user, and it can trigger an overdose within seconds. "It happens so fast, like instantly, as soon as you do the shot," said Allyson, a 37-year-old woman who started using heroin in her late teens.

Hynes, who has become very skilled at

OPTIONS:
- Allyson, uses her naloxone kit to revive someone every few weeks.
- CPR, uses her naloxone kit to revive someone every few weeks.
- Fentanyl, uses her naloxone kit to revive someone every few weeks.
- Massachusetts, uses her naloxone kit to revive someone every few weeks.
- New England, uses her naloxone kit to revive someone every few weeks.
- Rust Belt, uses her naloxone kit to revive someone every few weeks.


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Former two-weight world champion Ricky Hatton believes a potential meeting between Amir Khan and IBF welterweight champion Kell Brook could spark a rivalry unseen in British boxing since Nigel Benn and Chris Eubank's battles in the 1990s. Brook's promoters appear the more eager of the two camps to agree a date in 2016 as Khan continues to jockey for position to be the 49th and final opponent for Floyd Mayweather Jr. If they should fail, Hatton believes a British super-fight could be the making of the pair. 'Amir's got as good a chance as anyone (to face Mayweather). When you look at the names left out there for Mayweather to fight, he's already beaten Saul Alvarez, and Miguel Cotto and Gennady Golovkin are too big at middleweight, so among fighters around his weight I can only think of Khan or Danny Garcia.

Benn and Eubank made themselves with a domestic rivalry; Carl Froch and

OPTIONS:
- Amir had a great rivalry.
- Amir Khan had a great rivalry.
- British had a great rivalry.
- Brook had a great rivalry.
- Chris Eubank had a great rivalry.
- Danny Garcia had a great rivalry.
- Floyd Mayweather had a great rivalry.
- Floyd Mayweather Jr. had a great rivalry.
- Gennady Golovkin had a great rivalry.
- Hatton had a great rivalry.
- IBF had a great rivalry.
- Kell Brook had a great rivalry.
- Khan had a great rivalry.
- Mayweather had a great rivalry.
- Miguel Cotto had a great rivalry.
- Nigel Benn had a great rivalry.
- Ricky Hatton had a great rivalry.
- Saul Alvarez had a great rivalry.


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(CNN)Luis Figo has entered the race to become FIFA president determined to change an organization he describes as all too often associated with "scandal." The former Real Madrid and Barcelona star revealed his intention to run against Sepp Blatter in an exclusive interview with CNN Wednesday. The 42-year-old is renowned the world over after a distinguished 20-year playing career and arguably counts as the most credible threat yet to Blatter's 17-year stranglehold on soccer's top job. Figo was twice voted world player of the year and represented Portugal 127 times, featuring at the World Cup in 2002 and 2006, as well as playing in three European Championships.

"If you search

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona on the internet you see the first word that comes out: scandal -- not positive words.
- Blatter on the internet you see the first word that comes out: scandal -- not positive words.
- CNN on the internet you see the first word that comes out: scandal -- not positive words.
- European Championships on the internet you see the first word that comes out: scandal -- not positive words.
- FIFA on the internet you see the first word that comes out: scandal -- not positive words.
- Figo on the internet you see the first word that comes out: scandal -- not positive words.
- Garcia on the internet you see the first word that comes out: scandal -- not positive words.
- Luis Figo on the internet you see the first word that comes out: scandal -- not positive words.
- Portugal on the internet you see the first word that comes out: scandal -- not positive words.
- Real Madrid on the internet you see the first word that comes out: scandal -- not positive words.
- Sepp Blatter on the internet you see the first word that comes out: scandal -- not positive words.
- World Cup on the internet you see the first word that comes out: scandal -- not positive words.


(CNN) Somaliland President Ahmed Mohamed Silanyo recently claimed that more than one million citizens, out of the country's population of 3.4 million, had signed a petition calling for the international community to recognise Somaliland. Since 1991, and the collapse of the Siad Barre regime in Somalia, the region has declared itself independent. But should it? The examples of the secession of South Sudan and Eritrea raise serious questions and doubts about the outcomes of breakaway states. The general approach to calls for secession in Africa, as set out by the African Union (AU) and its predecessor the Organisation of African Unity, is that they should be opposed. The most frequently heard argument against secession is that granting the right to one country invites others to take the same step.

South Sudan has imploded into impoverishment and widespread conflict, leading some to call for it to become a UN mandate, with the presence of a long-term

OPTIONS:
- AU force.
- Africa force.
- African force.
- African Union force.
- Ahmed Mohamed Silanyo force.
- CNN force.
- Eritrea force.
- Organisation of African Unity force.
- Siad Barre force.
- Somalia force.
- Somaliland force.
- South Sudan force.
- UN force.


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Washington (CNN) When Donald Trump was trailing in public opinion polls leading up to Election Day 2016, he had a ready answer for why he was losing -- the system was rigged against him. He didn't offer any proof, but "this election is rigged" turned into a ready applause line at rallies. Then he won, in epic fashion. His populist message swept the Rust Belt out from under Democrats and suddenly the victim of purported rigging was headed to the White House. When it became clear that he won the election, but lost the popular vote, Trump had a new reason -- fraud. Millions of people had fraudulently voted and stolen the popular vote victory from him and given it to Hillary Clinton, he suggested.

But within that story, it points out there were more agents detailed to the investigation of

OPTIONS:
- American's email server, according to one source.
- CNN's email server, according to one source.
- Democrats's email server, according to one source.
- Donald Trump's email server, according to one source.
- Election Day's email server, according to one source.
- Hillary Clinton's email server, according to one source.
- Rust Belt's email server, according to one source.
- Trump's email server, according to one source.
- Washington's email server, according to one source.
- White House's email server, according to one source.


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(CNN) -- It wasn't easy for David Kizelewicz to make ends meet as a single father of four on a construction worker's salary after his first divorce. But he did his best to cook dinner each night and to spend quality time with his kids on weekends, and somehow, "they ended up smarter than me," he jokes. Fast forward a few decades and Kizelewicz, now 63, is raising another family. He still makes dinner most nights but now he has a bigger home, a stable job and a wife whose additional income makes things much easier. Some people cautioned him against remarrying at 49, saying he was too old to start a new family. He had two complicated marriages behind him when his now-wife Natalie -- his son's coworker -- agreed to a date. He was 48 and dating for the first time since his children left the home; she was 29 and had just ended what she described as an emotionally abusive marriage to her first husband, with whom she had a daughter. She resisted at first because of the age difference, but when she finally gave in they immediately hit it off during their first date at Olive Garden.

When

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- CNN's grandson was in the same school as his daughter, he got a kick out of telling everyone she was his aunt, he said.
- David's grandson was in the same school as his daughter, he got a kick out of telling everyone she was his aunt, he said.
- David Kizelewicz's grandson was in the same school as his daughter, he got a kick out of telling everyone she was his aunt, he said.
- Kizelewicz's grandson was in the same school as his daughter, he got a kick out of telling everyone she was his aunt, he said.
- Natalie's grandson was in the same school as his daughter, he got a kick out of telling everyone she was his aunt, he said.
- Natalie Kizelewicz's grandson was in the same school as his daughter, he got a kick out of telling everyone she was his aunt, he said.
- Olive Garden's grandson was in the same school as his daughter, he got a kick out of telling everyone she was his aunt, he said.


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The family of a Las Vegas beauty salon manager found dead inside the cryochamber at the business where she worked says the 24-year-old 'died within seconds'. Chelsea Ake, the manager of Rejuvenice in Henderson, Nevada, was found dead inside  the salon's cryochamber last Tuesday by distraught employees, NBC reported. The controversial machine is meant to briefly expose the body to freezing temperatures of minus 240 degrees Fahrenheit as a means of 'medical therapy'. Investigators have ruled Ake's death as 'operator error', with preliminary findings suggesting she used the machine after-hours and without assistance and may have suffocated inside. An official cause of death has not been released as medical examiners look into the gases Ake inhaled inside the machine, as well as whether she may have frozen to death.

The owners of

OPTIONS:
- Ake had no comment on the accident but  are deeply saddened over the loss.
- Chelsea Ake had no comment on the accident but  are deeply saddened over the loss.
- Cryotherapy had no comment on the accident but  are deeply saddened over the loss.
- Henderson had no comment on the accident but  are deeply saddened over the loss.
- Las Vegas had no comment on the accident but  are deeply saddened over the loss.
- NBC had no comment on the accident but  are deeply saddened over the loss.
- Nevada had no comment on the accident but  are deeply saddened over the loss.
- Rejuvenice had no comment on the accident but  are deeply saddened over the loss.


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During his brief but controversial career to date, the public perception of Islam Feruz has been of a young man who had the world at his feet but let it go to his head. His ability with a ball has never been in question but, after joining Hibs on loan from Chelsea on Tuesday, the 19-year-old needs to prove that serious doubts over his application and attitude are now a thing of the past. As a child, Feruz and his family famously fled war-torn Somalia, ending up in Sighthill in Glasgow where the football-mad kid was talent-spotted by Celtic. His subsequent departure to Stamford Bridge in 2011 remains a source of rancour to this day.

‘And I hope he does well at

OPTIONS:
- Celtic because he can be good for Scotland.
- Chelsea because he can be good for Scotland.
- Feruz because he can be good for Scotland.
- Glasgow because he can be good for Scotland.
- Hibs because he can be good for Scotland.
- Islam Feruz because he can be good for Scotland.
- Ricky Sbragia because he can be good for Scotland.
- Scotalnd because he can be good for Scotland.
- Scotland because he can be good for Scotland.
- Sighthill because he can be good for Scotland.
- Somalia because he can be good for Scotland.
- Stamford Bridge because he can be good for Scotland.


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(CNN) Congressional Republicans may move quickly to repeal large chunks of Obamacare, possibly taking a vote as early as January to get rid of the law they universally despise. Sources told CNN that House and Senate GOP leaders are considering a novel and complicated approach to the budget reconciliation process that would allow Congress to act very soon after they are sworn-in in early January to repeal large sections of the Affordable Care Act. While GOP leaders have not settled on this tactic yet, it is one of several strategies being considered, two Senate GOP leadership aides told CNN. Democrats dealing with the issue were skeptical the unique approach would pass muster with the Senate parliamentarian, who plays a major role in deciding what can be done under the complex and highly technical reconciliation rules.

That is a reflection that negotiating the changes with

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act could be time-consuming.
- CNN could be time-consuming.
- Congress could be time-consuming.
- Congressional could be time-consuming.
- Democratic could be time-consuming.
- Democrats could be time-consuming.
- GOP could be time-consuming.
- House could be time-consuming.
- Obamacare could be time-consuming.
- Republicans could be time-consuming.
- Senate could be time-consuming.


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Energy giant Scottish Power is mired in disputes and struggling to clear a giant complaints backlog — six months after it promised to clean up its act. Money Mail’s postbag is still overflowing with letters from angry readers, despite the company’s vow to change its ways after scooping our Wooden Spoon award for rotten customer service. In January, after the power firm scooped our ‘gong’, boss Neil Clitheroe promised an overhaul, blaming its problems on a botched £200 million computer upgrade. The firm had been under siege from irate customers for much of last year. We handed a dossier to Scottish Power as complaints poured in and alerted regulator Ofgem last summer.

The 71-year-old retired flooring contractor, from Troon, South Ayrshire, was sent a letter in December to say his

OPTIONS:
- Money Mail account was £759 in credit.
- Neil Clitheroe account was £759 in credit.
- Ofgem account was £759 in credit.
- Scottish Power account was £759 in credit.
- Wooden Spoon account was £759 in credit.