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The Queen was today joined by her husband the Duke of Edinburgh as she met the Canadian Highlanders to mark the bravery of the country's servicemen and women in the First World War. Her Majesty, who looked elegant in a long blue jacket which she wore over a cream and blue floral dress, was joined by Prince Philip and Princess Alexandra at the reception in Trafalgar Square, central London. During the First World War commemorations, the monarch posed for a photograph with The Calgary Highlanders - who were all dressed in kilts - while Prince Philip sat for a portrait with The Royal Hamilton Light Infantry.

The Queen's cousin, Princess Alexandra (left), was all smiles as she arrived with

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- Alexandra and Prince Philip
- Calgary Highlanders and Prince Philip
- Canadian and Prince Philip
- Duke of Edinburgh and Prince Philip
- First World War and Prince Philip
- Highlanders and Prince Philip
- London and Prince Philip
- Philip and Prince Philip
- Prince Philip and Prince Philip
- Queen and Prince Philip
- Royal Hamilton Light Infantry and Prince Philip
- Trafalgar Square and Prince Philip


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Long-distance relationships don't get much more extreme than this. Astronaut Scott Kelly is currently six months into his year-long stint on the International Space Station, 250 miles (400km) above Earth. Meanwhile, his girlfriend of five years, Amiko Kauderer, is in Texas, working as a public relations officer at Nasa. Attila Nagy from Gizmodo recently put together a series of side-by-side comparisons of pictures posted on Kauderer and Kelly's Instagram feeds. 'I cannot really describe what I feel when I peek inside Amiko Kauderer's and Scott Kelly's lives as captured on Instagram,' wrote Nagy. He said that by placing the images side-by-side, viewers gain a unique example of what long-distance love looks like.

'And the homecoming's really good after a year,'

OPTIONS:
- Amiko Kauderer quipped.
- Attila Nagy quipped.
- Gizmodo quipped.
- ISS quipped.
- Instagram quipped.
- International Space Station quipped.
- Kauderer quipped.
- Kelly quipped.
- Nagy quipped.
- Nasa quipped.
- Scott Kelly quipped.
- Texas quipped.
- Twin Study quipped.


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Bangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- A Thai criminal court has sentenced a Thai-born American to 2 1/2 years in prison for insulting the monarchy, the latest case involving controversial laws for defaming, insulting or threatening the royal family. Joe W. Gordon, whose Thai name is Lerpong Wichaicommart, cooperated during the investigation of his case and pleaded guilty, resulting in a lenient sentence, his lawyer said. But the charge of writing and posting articles insulting the monarchy under the Southeast Asian country's lese majeste laws can yield a sentence as high as 20 years in prison in the Buddhist country, where the king is highly revered.

Speaking to reporters after the verdict, Gordon said he was "an American, not a

OPTIONS:
- American citizen."
- Bangkok citizen."
- Buddhist citizen."
- CNN citizen."
- Gordon citizen."
- Joe W. Gordon citizen."
- Lerpong Wichaicommart citizen."
- Southeast Asian citizen."
- State Department citizen."
- Thai citizen."
- Thailand citizen."
- U.S. citizen."


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Katy Perry has been named the highest paid female celebrity of the year, beating Taylor Swift to the top spot. Ellen DeGeneres, Lady Gaga, Beyoncé Knowles, and Kim Kardashian's millions followed not too far behind in the women's category - though they didn't make it into this year's top ten highest paid celebs which was 80 per cent male. 30-year-old Perry earned $135M over the past 12 months, according to a report published in the July 20 edition of Forbes. That number makes her not only the biggest female money-maker but also the third-highest-paid celebrity in the world this year.

OPTIONS:
- Beyoncé Knowles grabbed the second spot for highest female earner this year by making $80M, though she was only number nine out of the ten top earners.
- Ellen DeGeneres grabbed the second spot for highest female earner this year by making $80M, though she was only number nine out of the ten top earners.
- Floyd Mayweather grabbed the second spot for highest female earner this year by making $80M, though she was only number nine out of the ten top earners.
- Forbes grabbed the second spot for highest female earner this year by making $80M, though she was only number nine out of the ten top earners.
- Katy Perry grabbed the second spot for highest female earner this year by making $80M, though she was only number nine out of the ten top earners.
- Kim Kardashian grabbed the second spot for highest female earner this year by making $80M, though she was only number nine out of the ten top earners.
- Lady Gaga grabbed the second spot for highest female earner this year by making $80M, though she was only number nine out of the ten top earners.
- Manny Pacquiao grabbed the second spot for highest female earner this year by making $80M, though she was only number nine out of the ten top earners.
- Perry grabbed the second spot for highest female earner this year by making $80M, though she was only number nine out of the ten top earners.
- Taylor Swift grabbed the second spot for highest female earner this year by making $80M, though she was only number nine out of the ten top earners.
- Taylor Swift Ellen DeGeneres grabbed the second spot for highest female earner this year by making $80M, though she was only number nine out of the ten top earners.


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(CNN) Throughout 2017 women's football teams have been standing up for parity with their male counterparts on the international stage -- but in London on Wednesday pen was put to paper on a historic deal which could prove significant in the fight for equality in sport. At the Norwegian Embassy in Britain's capital, Norway's men's and women's captains -- Stefan Johansen and Maren Mjelde -- and representatives of the Norwegian Football Association (NFF) and Norway's players' association (NISO) signed an agreement on equal pay in a deal thought to be the first of its kind in international football. The agreement, says the Norwegian FA, will mean a pay rise of 2.5 million Norwegian kroner ($302,750) in 2018 for the women's team, with both national teams receiving six million kroner ($726,900) each next year.

"The agreement that guarantees equal pay for national teams is historic and important for

OPTIONS:
- Agreement football," she said.
- Britain football," she said.
- CNN football," she said.
- FA football," she said.
- London football," she said.
- Maren Mjelde football," she said.
- NFF football," she said.
- NISO football," she said.
- Norway football," she said.
- Norwegian football," she said.
- Norwegian Football Association football," she said.
- Stefan Johansen football," she said.


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By the time Andy Murray ties the knot next Saturday he will hopefully have forgotten the utter frustration at becoming Novak Djokovic's Easter bunny. The 27-year-old Scot has lost his last seven matches to the Serb, this one the Miami Open final 7-6 4-6 6-0 on a brutally punishing afternoon, suffering the undeserving ignominy of conceding another love set against his old rival. He pushed him hard and had enough early chances to have won it in straight sets. In fact Murray pushed Djokovic so hard that, at the end of the second set, the furious Serb wrenched his towel off a startled ballkid and screamed at his box on his way to the chair, gaining a warning as his mask of statesmanship slipped.

The Serbian world No 1 jumps for joy as he celebrates his success over

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray in the final
- Carla Suarez Navarro in the final
- Djokovic in the final
- Easter bunny in the final
- Florida in the final
- Key Biscayne in the final
- Miami Open in the final
- Murray in the final
- Novak Djokovic in the final
- Scot in the final
- Serb in the final
- Serbian in the final
- Serena Williams in the final


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Liverpool midfielder Joe Allen doesn't think a victory against his former captain Gary Monk should cost the Swansea City manager his job. Allen, who replaces the suspended Lucas Leiva in Sunday's line-up, shared some of the greatest moments in Swansea's history alongside Monk, who is under pressure as manager after winning just one of nine Premier League matches since August. Yet Allen has nothing but praise for his skipper when Swansea reached the Premier League with a thrilling play-off final victory at Wembley under Brendan Rodgers. 'I know Gary personally and people don't seem to remember he was nominated as manager of the month in the first month of the season,' he said.

OPTIONS:
- Allen also predicts that Rodgers will bounce back at some point.
- Brendan Rodgers also predicts that Rodgers will bounce back at some point.
- Garry Monk also predicts that Rodgers will bounce back at some point.
- Gary also predicts that Rodgers will bounce back at some point.
- Gary Monk also predicts that Rodgers will bounce back at some point.
- Joe Allen also predicts that Rodgers will bounce back at some point.
- Liverpool also predicts that Rodgers will bounce back at some point.
- Lucas Leiva also predicts that Rodgers will bounce back at some point.
- Monk also predicts that Rodgers will bounce back at some point.
- Premier League also predicts that Rodgers will bounce back at some point.
- South Wales also predicts that Rodgers will bounce back at some point.
- Swansea also predicts that Rodgers will bounce back at some point.
- Swansea City also predicts that Rodgers will bounce back at some point.
- Wembley also predicts that Rodgers will bounce back at some point.


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Washington (CNN) -- The following is the prepared transcript of House Speaker John Boehner's speech Monday night on debt reduction talks: Good evening. I'm John Boehner. I serve as Speaker of the whole House -- of the members of both parties that you elect. These are difficult times in the life of our nation. Millions are looking for work, have been for some time, and the spending binge going on in Washington is a big part of the reason why. Before I served in Congress, I ran a small business in Ohio. I was amazed at how different Washington DC operated than every business in America. Where most American business make the hard choices to pay their bills and live within their means, in Washington more spending and more debt is business as usual.

This debate isn't about President Obama and House Republicans ... it isn't about

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- America and the White House ... it's about what's standing between the American people and the future we seek for ourselves and our families.
- American and the White House ... it's about what's standing between the American people and the future we seek for ourselves and our families.
- Boehner and the White House ... it's about what's standing between the American people and the future we seek for ourselves and our families.
- CNN and the White House ... it's about what's standing between the American people and the future we seek for ourselves and our families.
- Congress and the White House ... it's about what's standing between the American people and the future we seek for ourselves and our families.
- House and the White House ... it's about what's standing between the American people and the future we seek for ourselves and our families.
- John Boehner and the White House ... it's about what's standing between the American people and the future we seek for ourselves and our families.
- Obama and the White House ... it's about what's standing between the American people and the future we seek for ourselves and our families.
- Ohio and the White House ... it's about what's standing between the American people and the future we seek for ourselves and our families.
- Senate and the White House ... it's about what's standing between the American people and the future we seek for ourselves and our families.
- Washington and the White House ... it's about what's standing between the American people and the future we seek for ourselves and our families.
- Washington DC and the White House ... it's about what's standing between the American people and the future we seek for ourselves and our families.


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Washington (CNN) When Jeff Sessions was sworn in as the 84th attorney general in February, President Donald Trump foreshadowed that the Justice Department was at a turning point. "A new era of justice begins. And it begins right now," Trump said. "This is a new era. This is the Trump era," Sessions told border patrol agents on Tuesday, echoing a similar recognition that change is afoot. In just over two months, Sessions has proved to be a central figure in effectuating Trump's vision for America in tangible ways on immigration, crime, police reform and civil rights. And while the White House searches for new messaging to frame what Trump has accomplished in the first 100 days in office, Sessions has single-handedly managed to make several significant domestic policy changes -- from pressing pause on implementing police reforms to withdrawing Obama-era protections for transgender students in public schools.

Last week

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- America ordered his deputies to undertake a comprehensive review of all police reform activities, including any existing or contemplated consent decrees, which were binding agreements used in prior administrations to outline and enforce reform measures.
- CNN ordered his deputies to undertake a comprehensive review of all police reform activities, including any existing or contemplated consent decrees, which were binding agreements used in prior administrations to outline and enforce reform measures.
- Donald Trump ordered his deputies to undertake a comprehensive review of all police reform activities, including any existing or contemplated consent decrees, which were binding agreements used in prior administrations to outline and enforce reform measures.
- Jeff Sessions ordered his deputies to undertake a comprehensive review of all police reform activities, including any existing or contemplated consent decrees, which were binding agreements used in prior administrations to outline and enforce reform measures.
- Justice Department ordered his deputies to undertake a comprehensive review of all police reform activities, including any existing or contemplated consent decrees, which were binding agreements used in prior administrations to outline and enforce reform measures.
- Obama ordered his deputies to undertake a comprehensive review of all police reform activities, including any existing or contemplated consent decrees, which were binding agreements used in prior administrations to outline and enforce reform measures.
- Sessions ordered his deputies to undertake a comprehensive review of all police reform activities, including any existing or contemplated consent decrees, which were binding agreements used in prior administrations to outline and enforce reform measures.
- Trump ordered his deputies to undertake a comprehensive review of all police reform activities, including any existing or contemplated consent decrees, which were binding agreements used in prior administrations to outline and enforce reform measures.
- Washington ordered his deputies to undertake a comprehensive review of all police reform activities, including any existing or contemplated consent decrees, which were binding agreements used in prior administrations to outline and enforce reform measures.
- White House ordered his deputies to undertake a comprehensive review of all police reform activities, including any existing or contemplated consent decrees, which were binding agreements used in prior administrations to outline and enforce reform measures.


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Washington (CNN) Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump exchanged a series of quick jabs during the first presidential debate at Hofstra University Monday night in Hempstead, New York. Here are some of the most memorable lines so far: Prepared? "I think Donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate. And, yes, I did. You know what else I prepared for? I prepared to be president. And I think that's a good thing," Clinton said. Trump on 'birtherism' "I got him to give the birth certificate," he said about President Barack Obama. Trump on his temperament "I think my strongest asset by far is my temperament. I have a winning temperament," Trump said.

"Well, Donald, I know you live in your own reality," Clinton responding to

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama's trade attack.
- CNN's trade attack.
- Clinton's trade attack.
- Donald's trade attack.
- Donald Trump's trade attack.
- Hempstead's trade attack.
- Hillary Clinton's trade attack.
- Hofstra University's trade attack.
- New York's trade attack.
- Trump's trade attack.
- Washington's trade attack.


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Chelsea are making contingency plans as Jose Mourinho fears an injury to Asmir Begovic could ruin their season. Blues staff have started devising emergency measures in case the Bosnian keeper is injured or suspended. As it stands Begovic is Chelsea's only recognised senior goalkeeper with first-choice Thibaut Courtois out with a long-term knee injury. And the consequences of losing Begovic have not escaped diligent Mourinho. Mourinho has started compiling a list of potential targets in case the worst-case scenario occurs. The shock name on that list is Manchester United outcast Victor Valdes, who is out of favour at Old Trafford.

OPTIONS:
- Asmir Begovic, however, would require the Premier League's approval to make an emergency loan signing outside the transfer window.
- Begovic, however, would require the Premier League's approval to make an emergency loan signing outside the transfer window.
- Blues, however, would require the Premier League's approval to make an emergency loan signing outside the transfer window.
- Bosnian, however, would require the Premier League's approval to make an emergency loan signing outside the transfer window.
- Chelsea, however, would require the Premier League's approval to make an emergency loan signing outside the transfer window.
- Jose Mourinho, however, would require the Premier League's approval to make an emergency loan signing outside the transfer window.
- Manchester United, however, would require the Premier League's approval to make an emergency loan signing outside the transfer window.
- Mourinho, however, would require the Premier League's approval to make an emergency loan signing outside the transfer window.
- Old Trafford, however, would require the Premier League's approval to make an emergency loan signing outside the transfer window.
- Premier League, however, would require the Premier League's approval to make an emergency loan signing outside the transfer window.
- Thibaut Courtois, however, would require the Premier League's approval to make an emergency loan signing outside the transfer window.
- Victor Valdes, however, would require the Premier League's approval to make an emergency loan signing outside the transfer window.


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(CNN) -- How were inmates inside a Texas prison allegedly able to make cell phone calls, plot crimes and acquire drugs? With the help of 17 former corrections officers who once worked at the prison, according to a federal grand jury indictment unsealed this week. Now the former officers and 12 others have been arrested and charged with racketeering after a four-year investigation authorities dubbed Operation Prison Cell. The former guards are accused of involvement in a smuggling scheme that undermined the justice system, U.S. Attorney Kenneth Magidson told reporters Wednesday. "Prison is a place where inmates are supposed to do their time," he said, "not where they do their crime."

In the

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- CNN, authorities said Wednesday that rampant corruption had festered since 2005.
- Kenneth Magidson, authorities said Wednesday that rampant corruption had festered since 2005.
- Operation Prison Cell, authorities said Wednesday that rampant corruption had festered since 2005.
- Prison, authorities said Wednesday that rampant corruption had festered since 2005.
- Texas, authorities said Wednesday that rampant corruption had festered since 2005.
- U.S., authorities said Wednesday that rampant corruption had festered since 2005.


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(CNN) The Trump White House is at once decidedly leaky and totally unknowable. We know there's lots of jockeying and infighting among President Trump's top advisers, but what we don't really know is what specific roles each of them play or who, at any given time, has the President's ear. Enter Eric Trump. The second youngest of the male Trump offspring, Eric gave an interview to The Telegraph newspaper in which he offers a telling glimpse into the role his sister, Ivanka, plays vis-a-vis the other advisers in his father's orbit. Here's what he told the paper: "Ivanka is by his side in Washington. She is not involved in everything. I think she comes and goes with issues she deeply cares about but when you get to a certain level of power a lot of times, and you see this in business too, a lot of times people will say yes just because you happen to be the boss....

It's only been a few weeks since Ivanka took an official role in her father's

OPTIONS:
- Eric, making it tough to analyze just how much of an influence she's exerted on her father.
- Eric Trump, making it tough to analyze just how much of an influence she's exerted on her father.
- Ivanka, making it tough to analyze just how much of an influence she's exerted on her father.
- Ivanka Trump, making it tough to analyze just how much of an influence she's exerted on her father.
- The Telegraph, making it tough to analyze just how much of an influence she's exerted on her father.
- Trump, making it tough to analyze just how much of an influence she's exerted on her father.
- Trump White House, making it tough to analyze just how much of an influence she's exerted on her father.
- Washington, making it tough to analyze just how much of an influence she's exerted on her father.
- White House, making it tough to analyze just how much of an influence she's exerted on her father.


Vern Cotter has vowed Scotland's World Cup warriors will not take a single backwards step as they pursue a first semi-final appearance in 24 years. Up against tournament favourites Australia in Sunday's quarter-final at Twickenham, the Scots – rocked by the controversial suspension of star starters Jonny Gray and Ross Ford – have been given no chance by most pundits. But Cotter, his hopes enhance by the news of influential Wallabies breakdown expert David Pocock being ruled out through injury, is adamant that his inexperienced side will show now fear. Seeking to become the first Scotland head coach to lead the nation into the last four since the amateur days of 1991, Cotter said: 'These guys are competitors. That's why they play the game.

OPTIONS:
- Australia looked surprised when informed, ahead of Australia confirming their selection, that Pocock was likely to miss out, his reaction suggesting that he might not have picked two opensides in Blair Cowan and John Hardie in his starting XV if he'd known.
- Cotter looked surprised when informed, ahead of Australia confirming their selection, that Pocock was likely to miss out, his reaction suggesting that he might not have picked two opensides in Blair Cowan and John Hardie in his starting XV if he'd known.
- David Pocock looked surprised when informed, ahead of Australia confirming their selection, that Pocock was likely to miss out, his reaction suggesting that he might not have picked two opensides in Blair Cowan and John Hardie in his starting XV if he'd known.
- Jonny Gray looked surprised when informed, ahead of Australia confirming their selection, that Pocock was likely to miss out, his reaction suggesting that he might not have picked two opensides in Blair Cowan and John Hardie in his starting XV if he'd known.
- RWC looked surprised when informed, ahead of Australia confirming their selection, that Pocock was likely to miss out, his reaction suggesting that he might not have picked two opensides in Blair Cowan and John Hardie in his starting XV if he'd known.
- Ross Ford looked surprised when informed, ahead of Australia confirming their selection, that Pocock was likely to miss out, his reaction suggesting that he might not have picked two opensides in Blair Cowan and John Hardie in his starting XV if he'd known.
- Scotland looked surprised when informed, ahead of Australia confirming their selection, that Pocock was likely to miss out, his reaction suggesting that he might not have picked two opensides in Blair Cowan and John Hardie in his starting XV if he'd known.
- Scots looked surprised when informed, ahead of Australia confirming their selection, that Pocock was likely to miss out, his reaction suggesting that he might not have picked two opensides in Blair Cowan and John Hardie in his starting XV if he'd known.
- Twickenham looked surprised when informed, ahead of Australia confirming their selection, that Pocock was likely to miss out, his reaction suggesting that he might not have picked two opensides in Blair Cowan and John Hardie in his starting XV if he'd known.
- Vern Cotter looked surprised when informed, ahead of Australia confirming their selection, that Pocock was likely to miss out, his reaction suggesting that he might not have picked two opensides in Blair Cowan and John Hardie in his starting XV if he'd known.
- Wallabies looked surprised when informed, ahead of Australia confirming their selection, that Pocock was likely to miss out, his reaction suggesting that he might not have picked two opensides in Blair Cowan and John Hardie in his starting XV if he'd known.
- World Cup looked surprised when informed, ahead of Australia confirming their selection, that Pocock was likely to miss out, his reaction suggesting that he might not have picked two opensides in Blair Cowan and John Hardie in his starting XV if he'd known.


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Juventus forward Alvaro Morata is likely to feature up front for Spain in Friday's Euro 2016 qualifier against Ukraine in Seville, coach Vicente del Bosque said on Thursday. Morata is the obvious choice in the striker's role for the European champions following the withdrawal due to injury of Diego Costa as second-placed Spain look to maintain pressure on Group C leaders Slovakia. 'We have been training with all the players we have, we have deployed them in the positions they are going to play and we have a lot of expectations of Morata,' Del Bosque told a news conference ahead of the game at Sevilla's Sanchez Pizjuan stadium.

'It has been positive that he has enriched himself by moving abroad and it is good that he has had playing time (at

OPTIONS:
- Alvaro Morata),' Del Bosque added.
- Del Bosque),' Del Bosque added.
- Diego Costa),' Del Bosque added.
- Euro 2016),' Del Bosque added.
- European),' Del Bosque added.
- Group C),' Del Bosque added.
- Juventus),' Del Bosque added.
- Morata),' Del Bosque added.
- Real Madrid),' Del Bosque added.
- Sanchez Pizjuan),' Del Bosque added.
- Serie A),' Del Bosque added.
- Sevilla),' Del Bosque added.
- Seville),' Del Bosque added.
- Slovakia),' Del Bosque added.
- Spain),' Del Bosque added.
- Ukraine),' Del Bosque added.
- Vicente del Bosque),' Del Bosque added.


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Twitter has named interim Chief Executive Jack Dorsey as its permanent CEO. Dorsey has served as interim CEO for the past three months, after former Dick Costolo stepped down in July. Dorsey will remain the head of fast-growing mobile payments company Square, potentially setting up a conflict of interests for the co-founder of both companies. Twitter previously said the CEO job would be a full-time position, which seemed to exclude Dorsey as long as he continued to run Square. Dorsey is also CEO of mobile payment service Square, a job he has repeatedly said he intends to keep as he prepares to take that San Francisco company public too.

However, the company's stock plunged by eight per cent last week, as rumours circulated

OPTIONS:
- Dick Costolo would get the job, perhaps indicating shareholders aren't keen on the appointment of a CEO who will divide his time between two companies, PCWorld reported.
- Dorsey would get the job, perhaps indicating shareholders aren't keen on the appointment of a CEO who will divide his time between two companies, PCWorld reported.
- Jack Dorsey would get the job, perhaps indicating shareholders aren't keen on the appointment of a CEO who will divide his time between two companies, PCWorld reported.
- San Francisco would get the job, perhaps indicating shareholders aren't keen on the appointment of a CEO who will divide his time between two companies, PCWorld reported.
- Square would get the job, perhaps indicating shareholders aren't keen on the appointment of a CEO who will divide his time between two companies, PCWorld reported.
- Twitter would get the job, perhaps indicating shareholders aren't keen on the appointment of a CEO who will divide his time between two companies, PCWorld reported.


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Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens has dubbed Sydney's property market 'crazy' and admitted he was 'very concerned' about rising prices. But Mr Stevens, who made the comments during a business lunch in Brisbane on Wednesday, said the RBA couldn't base their economic policy on the one city alone. 'Sydney's not the whole country. Prices in Brisbane are, I think, rising, but nothing like that pace,' he said, according to Fairfax. 'There's not much happening in Adelaide, in Perth they're probably falling. 'Canberra, there's not much happening and in regional centres across the country there's not much happening. 'So when you're devising that economic policy for the country, yes I'm very concerned about Sydney and I think some of what's happening is crazy, but we've got a national focus as well and that just increases the complexity.'

'How are

OPTIONS:
- Adelaide supposed to find the good jobs that pay more when unemployment is at its highest levels in more than a decade under his government?'
- Australians supposed to find the good jobs that pay more when unemployment is at its highest levels in more than a decade under his government?'
- Brisbane supposed to find the good jobs that pay more when unemployment is at its highest levels in more than a decade under his government?'
- Canberra supposed to find the good jobs that pay more when unemployment is at its highest levels in more than a decade under his government?'
- Fairfax supposed to find the good jobs that pay more when unemployment is at its highest levels in more than a decade under his government?'
- Glenn Stevens supposed to find the good jobs that pay more when unemployment is at its highest levels in more than a decade under his government?'
- Hockey 'ignorant supposed to find the good jobs that pay more when unemployment is at its highest levels in more than a decade under his government?'
- Joe Hockey supposed to find the good jobs that pay more when unemployment is at its highest levels in more than a decade under his government?'
- Perth supposed to find the good jobs that pay more when unemployment is at its highest levels in more than a decade under his government?'
- RBA supposed to find the good jobs that pay more when unemployment is at its highest levels in more than a decade under his government?'
- Reserve Bank supposed to find the good jobs that pay more when unemployment is at its highest levels in more than a decade under his government?'
- Stevens supposed to find the good jobs that pay more when unemployment is at its highest levels in more than a decade under his government?'
- Sydney supposed to find the good jobs that pay more when unemployment is at its highest levels in more than a decade under his government?'


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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.'

OPTIONS:
- Anastasia went through a similar realisation and wanted to emulate Ken's physical features.
- Anastasia Reskoss went through a similar realisation and wanted to emulate Ken's physical features.
- Barbie went through a similar realisation and wanted to emulate Ken's physical features.
- Doll went through a similar realisation and wanted to emulate Ken's physical features.
- France went through a similar realisation and wanted to emulate Ken's physical features.
- Ken went through a similar realisation and wanted to emulate Ken's physical features.
- Marseille went through a similar realisation and wanted to emulate Ken's physical features.
- Paris went through a similar realisation and wanted to emulate Ken's physical features.
- Quentin went through a similar realisation and wanted to emulate Ken's physical features.
- Quentin Dehar went through a similar realisation and wanted to emulate Ken's physical features.


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German carmaker Daimler is planning to test self-driving trucks as early as this year, it has been revealed. First tests of semi-autonomous trucks will take place in Daimler's home state Baden-Wuerttemberg while the start of production is 2-3 years away, executive board member Wolfgang Bernhard, who is in charge of Daimler's trucks business, told Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung. The world's first self-driving truck has already been licensed for use on American roads, and the Freightliner Inspiration Truck received its official 'autonomous vehicle' license plate in Nevada  earlier this year. 'We are positive that we will get approval for tests on German motorways within the next weeks,' Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung quoted him as saying.

OPTIONS:
- American has said that additional cameras could also eventually replace wing mirrors, which would make the truck more aerodynamic, and also let drivers see areas which are currently blind spots.
- Baden has said that additional cameras could also eventually replace wing mirrors, which would make the truck more aerodynamic, and also let drivers see areas which are currently blind spots.
- Daimler has said that additional cameras could also eventually replace wing mirrors, which would make the truck more aerodynamic, and also let drivers see areas which are currently blind spots.
- Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung has said that additional cameras could also eventually replace wing mirrors, which would make the truck more aerodynamic, and also let drivers see areas which are currently blind spots.
- Freightliner has said that additional cameras could also eventually replace wing mirrors, which would make the truck more aerodynamic, and also let drivers see areas which are currently blind spots.
- Freightliner Inspiration Truck has said that additional cameras could also eventually replace wing mirrors, which would make the truck more aerodynamic, and also let drivers see areas which are currently blind spots.
- German has said that additional cameras could also eventually replace wing mirrors, which would make the truck more aerodynamic, and also let drivers see areas which are currently blind spots.
- Hoover Dam has said that additional cameras could also eventually replace wing mirrors, which would make the truck more aerodynamic, and also let drivers see areas which are currently blind spots.
- Inspiration Truck has said that additional cameras could also eventually replace wing mirrors, which would make the truck more aerodynamic, and also let drivers see areas which are currently blind spots.
- Nevada has said that additional cameras could also eventually replace wing mirrors, which would make the truck more aerodynamic, and also let drivers see areas which are currently blind spots.
- Teamsters has said that additional cameras could also eventually replace wing mirrors, which would make the truck more aerodynamic, and also let drivers see areas which are currently blind spots.
- Wolfgang Bernhard has said that additional cameras could also eventually replace wing mirrors, which would make the truck more aerodynamic, and also let drivers see areas which are currently blind spots.
- Wuerttemberg has said that additional cameras could also eventually replace wing mirrors, which would make the truck more aerodynamic, and also let drivers see areas which are currently blind spots.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

A man who may have beaten his seven-year-old son to death and fed his remains to pigs made his first court appearance on Monday. Michael A. Jones, 44, has been charged with child abuse, as well as aggravated battery and aggravated assault with a firearm against his wife Heather Jones. Police responded to a domestic violence call to Jones' home in rural Kansas City, Kansas on Wednesday after he shot his 29-year-old wife. Officers were notified that Jones' son, AJ, was missing and then found unidentified human remains in a barn on the property, according to Wyandotte County District Attorney Jerome A. Gorman.

OPTIONS:
- AJ declined to answer specific questions about the conditions of the remains or the boy's possible whereabouts, saying repeatedly that much more work needed to be done in what he called a complicated investigation.
- Heather declined to answer specific questions about the conditions of the remains or the boy's possible whereabouts, saying repeatedly that much more work needed to be done in what he called a complicated investigation.
- Heather Jones declined to answer specific questions about the conditions of the remains or the boy's possible whereabouts, saying repeatedly that much more work needed to be done in what he called a complicated investigation.
- Jerome A. Gorman declined to answer specific questions about the conditions of the remains or the boy's possible whereabouts, saying repeatedly that much more work needed to be done in what he called a complicated investigation.
- Jones declined to answer specific questions about the conditions of the remains or the boy's possible whereabouts, saying repeatedly that much more work needed to be done in what he called a complicated investigation.
- Kansas declined to answer specific questions about the conditions of the remains or the boy's possible whereabouts, saying repeatedly that much more work needed to be done in what he called a complicated investigation.
- Kansas City declined to answer specific questions about the conditions of the remains or the boy's possible whereabouts, saying repeatedly that much more work needed to be done in what he called a complicated investigation.
- Michael A. Jones declined to answer specific questions about the conditions of the remains or the boy's possible whereabouts, saying repeatedly that much more work needed to be done in what he called a complicated investigation.
- Wyandotte County declined to answer specific questions about the conditions of the remains or the boy's possible whereabouts, saying repeatedly that much more work needed to be done in what he called a complicated investigation.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump has hit a new high in the race for the Republican nomination, according to a new CNN/ORC Poll, with more than 4-in-10 Republican voters nationwide now saying they back the billionaire. And more than two-thirds of Republicans say he's the candidate most likely to capture their party's presidential nomination. Trump has topped the 40% mark for the first time in CNN/ORC polling, standing at 41%. That more than doubles the support of his nearest competitor, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, who notches 19% support in the poll. No other candidate hit double-digits. Florida Sen. Marco Rubio landed at 8%, retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson at 6%, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush at 5%, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie at 4%, and the rest at 3% or less.

There are two subgroups where

OPTIONS:
- Ben Carson's lead is less dominant: college graduates and tea party supporters.
- CNN's lead is less dominant: college graduates and tea party supporters.
- CNN/ORC Poll's lead is less dominant: college graduates and tea party supporters.
- Chris Christie's lead is less dominant: college graduates and tea party supporters.
- Donald Trump's lead is less dominant: college graduates and tea party supporters.
- Florida's lead is less dominant: college graduates and tea party supporters.
- Jeb Bush's lead is less dominant: college graduates and tea party supporters.
- Marco Rubio's lead is less dominant: college graduates and tea party supporters.
- New Jersey's lead is less dominant: college graduates and tea party supporters.
- ORC's lead is less dominant: college graduates and tea party supporters.
- Republican's lead is less dominant: college graduates and tea party supporters.
- Republicans's lead is less dominant: college graduates and tea party supporters.
- Ted Cruz's lead is less dominant: college graduates and tea party supporters.
- Texas's lead is less dominant: college graduates and tea party supporters.
- Trump's lead is less dominant: college graduates and tea party supporters.
- Washington's lead is less dominant: college graduates and tea party supporters.


Lindt Cafe siege gunman Man Haron Monis once ran screaming into Sydney's Martin Place and called Seven Network personality David Koch 'a terrorist' in a bizarre protest, an inquest has heard. The Sydney siege gunman, who held 18 people hostage over 17 hours at the Lindt Cafe in Martin Place on December 15, staged a series of vocal protests outside the Seven Network studios just across the walkway from the cafe in 2008, the station's security manager Scott McIlveena told the siege inquest on Tuesday. When Monis first appeared outside the office in Martin Place in mid-June 2008, handing out flyers headed 'War on Islam', Mr McIlveena said he believed Monis was aggressive and decided not to permit Seven's Sunrise morning program hosts to conduct their regular outside broadcast.

Monis stopped his rush towards the hosts when Mr

OPTIONS:
- David Koch blocked his way but continued his vocal protest.
- Haron Monis blocked his way but continued his vocal protest.
- Koch blocked his way but continued his vocal protest.
- Lindt Cafe blocked his way but continued his vocal protest.
- Martin Place blocked his way but continued his vocal protest.
- McIlveena blocked his way but continued his vocal protest.
- Monis blocked his way but continued his vocal protest.
- Scott McIlveena blocked his way but continued his vocal protest.
- Seven blocked his way but continued his vocal protest.
- Seven Network blocked his way but continued his vocal protest.
- Sunrise blocked his way but continued his vocal protest.
- Sydney blocked his way but continued his vocal protest.
- War on Islam blocked his way but continued his vocal protest.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Jackson Martinez has arrived in Spain following his £25million move to Atletico Madrid from Porto. The Colombia striker touched down in the Spanish capital on Tuesday to join up with his new team-mates, and was mobbed by reporters and fans desperate for a glimpse of their new star man. Martinez is following in the footsteps of now-Chelsea loanee Radamel Falcao, who swapped Porto for Atletico to much success in 2011. His countryman scored 52 league goals in 68 games at the club, but Martinez was quick to distance himself from comparisons when he arrived at the airport at around 3pm on Tuesday.

'

OPTIONS:
- Atletico is Falcao and Jackson is Jackson, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Atletico Madrid is Falcao and Jackson is Jackson, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Chelsea is Falcao and Jackson is Jackson, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Colombia is Falcao and Jackson is Jackson, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Falcao is Falcao and Jackson is Jackson, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Jackson Martinez is Falcao and Jackson is Jackson, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Martinez is Falcao and Jackson is Jackson, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Porto is Falcao and Jackson is Jackson, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Radamel Falcao is Falcao and Jackson is Jackson, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Spain is Falcao and Jackson is Jackson, like you are a journalist and there are others.
- Spanish is Falcao and Jackson is Jackson, like you are a journalist and there are others.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A day after the government announced acceptance of the long-pending demand on One-Rank, One-Pension (OROP) by ex-servicemen, Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned efforts to mislead the servicemen on the early retirement benefits while addressing a rally in Faridabad on Sunday. While inaugurating an extension of ITO-Badarpur Metro section till Escort Mujeser, in Faridabad’s Sector-12 ground, PM Modi asserted that the Congress government has no right to ask any question pertaining to OROP. During his 35-minute speech, Modi took credit for implementing One Rank One Pension (OROP) and said that all previous estimates either done by the Congress government or by the Koshyari committee were wrong.

“Yesterday’s announcement according to me is a substantial dilution of

OPTIONS:
- Badarpur Metro principle.
- Congress principle.
- Escort Mujeser principle.
- Faridabad principle.
- ITO principle.
- Koshyari principle.
- Modi principle.
- Narendra Modi principle.
- OROP principle.
- One Rank One Pension principle.


How does this story end?

From his cell in a maximum security prison, terrorist Zacarias Moussaoui is reviving old allegations and making new ones against al Qaeda and a handful of Saudi royals. The 46-year old French national is claiming that Saudi Embassy officials were involved in a plot to shoot down Air Force One to assassinate Bill Clinton and/or Hillary Clinton during a trip to the United Kingdom. Moussaoui says he met with a Secret Service agent several months ago and told him what he knew. CNN has reached out to the Secret Service for comment. In two handwritten letters filed this month in federal court in New York and Oklahoma, Moussaoui claimed that, during the time he was taking flying lessons in Norman, Oklahoma, he met with a Saudi prince and princess and that she "gave me money," and provided funding for 9/11 hijackers.

The expert who literally helped write the book on diagnosing mental illness testified during

OPTIONS:
- 9/11 Commission's 2006 trial that Moussaoui is schizophrenic.
- Air Force One's 2006 trial that Moussaoui is schizophrenic.
- Bill Clinton's 2006 trial that Moussaoui is schizophrenic.
- CNN's 2006 trial that Moussaoui is schizophrenic.
- French's 2006 trial that Moussaoui is schizophrenic.
- Hillary Clinton's 2006 trial that Moussaoui is schizophrenic.
- Moussaoui's 2006 trial that Moussaoui is schizophrenic.
- New York's 2006 trial that Moussaoui is schizophrenic.
- Norman's 2006 trial that Moussaoui is schizophrenic.
- Oklahoma's 2006 trial that Moussaoui is schizophrenic.
- Saudi's 2006 trial that Moussaoui is schizophrenic.
- Saudi Embassy's 2006 trial that Moussaoui is schizophrenic.
- Saudis's 2006 trial that Moussaoui is schizophrenic.
- Secret Service's 2006 trial that Moussaoui is schizophrenic.
- United Kingdom's 2006 trial that Moussaoui is schizophrenic.
- Zacarias Moussaoui's 2006 trial that Moussaoui is schizophrenic.
- al Qaeda's 2006 trial that Moussaoui is schizophrenic.


(CNN) The Iraqi military has "fully liberated" all of Iraq's territory of "ISIS terrorist gangs" and retaken full control of the Iraqi-Syrian border, it said Saturday in a statement. "Our heroic armed forces have now secured the entire length of the Iraq-Syria border," Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi said on his Twitter account. "We defeated Daesh (ISIS) through our unity and sacrifice for the nation. Long live Iraq and its people." ISIS, an acronym for Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, rapidly captured large territories in Iraq and Syria and declared a caliphate in 2014. The group controlled more than 34,000 square miles of territory from the Mediterranean coast to south of Baghdad.

"Despite the announcement of the final victory, we must remain vigilant and ready to face any terrorist attempt targeting our people and our country,"

OPTIONS:
- Abadi-Abadi said.
- Baghdad-Abadi said.
- Daesh-Abadi said.
- Haider Al-Abadi said.
- ISIS-Abadi said.
- Iraq-Abadi said.
- Iraqi-Abadi said.
- Iraqi Security Forces-Abadi said.
- Islamic State-Abadi said.
- Mediterranean-Abadi said.
- Syria-Abadi said.
- Syrian-Abadi said.
- Twitter-Abadi said.
- US-Abadi said.
- United Nations-Abadi said.


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

New York (CNN) -- Outside a Manhattan mosque where the imam preaches against terrorism, the brothers of the "Revolution Muslim" are spreading a different message. Protected by the Constitution of the country they detest, radical Muslim converts like Yousef al-Khattab and Younes Abdullah Mohammed preach that the killing of U.S. troops overseas is justified. In their thinking, so were the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States -- and so are attacks on almost any American. "Americans will always be a target -- and a legitimate target -- until America changes its nature in the international arena," Mohammed said in an interview to air on tonight's "AC 360."

"If you're asking me if I love him as a

OPTIONS:
- AC 360, I love him more than I love myself."
- America, I love him more than I love myself."
- American, I love him more than I love myself."
- Americans, I love him more than I love myself."
- CNN, I love him more than I love myself."
- Constitution, I love him more than I love myself."
- Manhattan, I love him more than I love myself."
- Mohammed, I love him more than I love myself."
- Muslim, I love him more than I love myself."
- New York, I love him more than I love myself."
- Revolution Muslim, I love him more than I love myself."
- U.S., I love him more than I love myself."
- United States, I love him more than I love myself."
- Younes Abdullah Mohammed, I love him more than I love myself."
- Yousef al-Khattab, I love him more than I love myself."


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(CNN) The inspector general for the Department of Homeland Security has opened an investigation into an allegation by a Transportation Security Administration official that he was instructed to racially profile Somali-Americans. The DHS Office of Inspector General announced the investigation in a short statement on Thursday. It did not provide further details. Andrew Rhoades, the current TSA assistant federal security director at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, testified before the House Oversight Committee last week that he was told by his superior to profile Somali-Americans. Minneapolis has one of the nation's largest Somali populations. At the Minneapolis TSA administrative office, Rhoades said he often assists Somali travelers having difficulties traveling by directing them to apply to the Department of Homeland Security Traveler Redress Inquiry program. The program is for individuals who have questions or need help resolving difficulties they experienced during their travel screening at transportation hubs -- such as airports and train stations -- or crossing U.S. borders.

"

OPTIONS:
- Americans takes allegations of racial profiling seriously," the statement read.
- Andrew Rhoades takes allegations of racial profiling seriously," the statement read.
- DHS Office of Inspector General takes allegations of racial profiling seriously," the statement read.
- Department of Homeland Security takes allegations of racial profiling seriously," the statement read.
- Department of Homeland Security Traveler Redress Inquiry takes allegations of racial profiling seriously," the statement read.
- House takes allegations of racial profiling seriously," the statement read.
- House Oversight Committee takes allegations of racial profiling seriously," the statement read.
- Minneapolis takes allegations of racial profiling seriously," the statement read.
- Rhoades takes allegations of racial profiling seriously," the statement read.
- Saint Paul International Airport takes allegations of racial profiling seriously," the statement read.
- Somali takes allegations of racial profiling seriously," the statement read.
- TSA takes allegations of racial profiling seriously," the statement read.
- Transportation Security Administration takes allegations of racial profiling seriously," the statement read.
- U.S. takes allegations of racial profiling seriously," the statement read.


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

Washington (CNN) Former Mexican President Vicente Fox is back to trolling Donald Trump on Twitter, particularly as the US President-elect has waffled on his pledge to have Mexico pay for a border wall and amid questions about Russian interference in the election. "Sr Trump,the intelligence report is devastating. Losing election by more than 3M votes and in addition this.Are you a legitimate president?" Fox tweeted Friday night. Fox's jab at Trump comes after the US intelligence community concluded in a declassified report released that Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an "influence campaign" aimed at hurting Hillary Clinton and helping Trump.

Trump is still insisting that

OPTIONS:
- CNN will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Donald Trump will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Fox will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Hillary Clinton will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Mexican will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Mexico will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Russian will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Sr Trump will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Trump will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Twitter will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- US will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Vicente Fox will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Vladimir Putin will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.
- Washington will ultimately pay billions for the construction of a massive wall along the southern border.


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A South Carolina judge has ordered the state attorney general's office to stop pursuing criminal charges against Craigslist.com while a lawsuit related to prostitution ads on the popular classifieds site makes its way through the courts. South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster has threatened criminal action against Craigslist. In statements to the media and on his Web site, South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster has accused Craigslist's operators of not doing enough to eliminate ads soliciting prostitution in accordance with an agreement struck last November with 40 states attorney generals. Earlier this month, McMaster sent a letter to Craigslist CEO Jim Buckmaster accusing the site of failing to "install sufficient safeguards" to prevent it from being used "as a vehicle to advertise or solicit prostitution."

The lawsuit contends that, because the site relies on posters for content,

OPTIONS:
- Craigslist's threats leave Craigslist with no choice other than to shut down its South Carolina section or face criminal prosecution.
- Craigslist.com's threats leave Craigslist with no choice other than to shut down its South Carolina section or face criminal prosecution.
- Henry McMaster's threats leave Craigslist with no choice other than to shut down its South Carolina section or face criminal prosecution.
- Jim Buckmaster's threats leave Craigslist with no choice other than to shut down its South Carolina section or face criminal prosecution.
- McMaster's threats leave Craigslist with no choice other than to shut down its South Carolina section or face criminal prosecution.
- South Carolina's threats leave Craigslist with no choice other than to shut down its South Carolina section or face criminal prosecution.


Complete the passage.

Russia has claimed to have built a revolutionary new weapon system that can render enemy satellites and weapons useless. Its Russian makers say it is a 'fundamentally new electronic warfare system' which can be mounted on ground-based as well as air- and sea-borne carriers. However, it has refused to reveal how the system works. The firm has released no details of the system. However, on its website, the firm hints at the product, which it is believed is codenamed Krasuha-4. 'Mobile electronic warfare systems 'Krasuha-4' suppress spy satellites, ground-based radars and airborne systems AWACS (Airborne Warning and Control System). 'Complex 'Krasuha-4' fully covers an object from radar detection at 150-300 kilometers, and may also cause damage to enemy radar electronic warfare and communications systems.

Earlier this month, the

OPTIONS:
- AWACS military test-fired a short-range anti-missile system, which successfully destroyed a simulated target at the designated time.
- Airborne Warning and Control System military test-fired a short-range anti-missile system, which successfully destroyed a simulated target at the designated time.
- Krasuha-4 military test-fired a short-range anti-missile system, which successfully destroyed a simulated target at the designated time.
- Russia military test-fired a short-range anti-missile system, which successfully destroyed a simulated target at the designated time.
- Russian military test-fired a short-range anti-missile system, which successfully destroyed a simulated target at the designated time.


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

Washington (CNN) The first Latino attorney general in U.S. history believes Donald Trump has a right to question whether a judge with Hispanic background who is presiding over a Trump University lawsuit is able to adjudicate the case unbiasedly. Trump in recent days has escalated his attacks against U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who last week ordered parts of internal documents, including "playbooks" regarding running the enterprise, to be released as part of a lawsuit against Trump University. The documents were released in response to a request by The Washington Post. Alberto Gonzales, who led the Justice Department under President George W. Bush from 2005 to 2007, wrote in a Washington Post op-ed Saturday that Curiel's Mexican heritage shouldn't be enough to disqualify him from overseeing the case.

"Regardless of the way

OPTIONS:
- Alberto Gonzales has gone about raising his concerns over whether he's getting a fair trial, none of us should dismiss those concerns out of hand without carefully examining how a defendant in his position might perceive them — and we certainly should not dismiss them for partisan political reasons."
- CNN has gone about raising his concerns over whether he's getting a fair trial, none of us should dismiss those concerns out of hand without carefully examining how a defendant in his position might perceive them — and we certainly should not dismiss them for partisan political reasons."
- Curiel has gone about raising his concerns over whether he's getting a fair trial, none of us should dismiss those concerns out of hand without carefully examining how a defendant in his position might perceive them — and we certainly should not dismiss them for partisan political reasons."
- Donald Trump has gone about raising his concerns over whether he's getting a fair trial, none of us should dismiss those concerns out of hand without carefully examining how a defendant in his position might perceive them — and we certainly should not dismiss them for partisan political reasons."
- George W. Bush has gone about raising his concerns over whether he's getting a fair trial, none of us should dismiss those concerns out of hand without carefully examining how a defendant in his position might perceive them — and we certainly should not dismiss them for partisan political reasons."
- Gonzales has gone about raising his concerns over whether he's getting a fair trial, none of us should dismiss those concerns out of hand without carefully examining how a defendant in his position might perceive them — and we certainly should not dismiss them for partisan political reasons."
- Gonzalo Curiel has gone about raising his concerns over whether he's getting a fair trial, none of us should dismiss those concerns out of hand without carefully examining how a defendant in his position might perceive them — and we certainly should not dismiss them for partisan political reasons."
- Hispanic has gone about raising his concerns over whether he's getting a fair trial, none of us should dismiss those concerns out of hand without carefully examining how a defendant in his position might perceive them — and we certainly should not dismiss them for partisan political reasons."
- Justice Department has gone about raising his concerns over whether he's getting a fair trial, none of us should dismiss those concerns out of hand without carefully examining how a defendant in his position might perceive them — and we certainly should not dismiss them for partisan political reasons."
- Latino has gone about raising his concerns over whether he's getting a fair trial, none of us should dismiss those concerns out of hand without carefully examining how a defendant in his position might perceive them — and we certainly should not dismiss them for partisan political reasons."
- Mexican has gone about raising his concerns over whether he's getting a fair trial, none of us should dismiss those concerns out of hand without carefully examining how a defendant in his position might perceive them — and we certainly should not dismiss them for partisan political reasons."
- The Washington Post has gone about raising his concerns over whether he's getting a fair trial, none of us should dismiss those concerns out of hand without carefully examining how a defendant in his position might perceive them — and we certainly should not dismiss them for partisan political reasons."
- Trump has gone about raising his concerns over whether he's getting a fair trial, none of us should dismiss those concerns out of hand without carefully examining how a defendant in his position might perceive them — and we certainly should not dismiss them for partisan political reasons."
- Trump University has gone about raising his concerns over whether he's getting a fair trial, none of us should dismiss those concerns out of hand without carefully examining how a defendant in his position might perceive them — and we certainly should not dismiss them for partisan political reasons."
- U.S. has gone about raising his concerns over whether he's getting a fair trial, none of us should dismiss those concerns out of hand without carefully examining how a defendant in his position might perceive them — and we certainly should not dismiss them for partisan political reasons."
- U.S. District Court has gone about raising his concerns over whether he's getting a fair trial, none of us should dismiss those concerns out of hand without carefully examining how a defendant in his position might perceive them — and we certainly should not dismiss them for partisan political reasons."
- Washington has gone about raising his concerns over whether he's getting a fair trial, none of us should dismiss those concerns out of hand without carefully examining how a defendant in his position might perceive them — and we certainly should not dismiss them for partisan political reasons."
- Washington Post has gone about raising his concerns over whether he's getting a fair trial, none of us should dismiss those concerns out of hand without carefully examining how a defendant in his position might perceive them — and we certainly should not dismiss them for partisan political reasons."


Find the right ending to this passage.

England flanker Tom Wood believes Saturday's clash with France at Twickenham could make or break the World Cup dreams of those involved. Wood is at the helm for the first of three warm-up games leading into England 2015 knowing the performance may decide who is picked for the last few available spaces in Stuart Lancaster's 31-man squad. Uncapped trio Sam Burgess, Henry Slade and Calum Clark are hoping to catch the eye, while George Kruis and Kieran Brookes are other starters who are on the fringes of selection. 'France is a massive game in its own right and we will be treating it like a full-blooded Test match, but there will also be World Cup places up for grabs, everything on the line,' Wood said.

The 26-year-old's suitability for inside centre - the position he has been assigned by

OPTIONS:
- Calum Clark even though he produced his best rugby at blindside flanker for Bath last season - remains in doubt, and Wood knows judgement awaits on Saturday.
- England even though he produced his best rugby at blindside flanker for Bath last season - remains in doubt, and Wood knows judgement awaits on Saturday.
- France even though he produced his best rugby at blindside flanker for Bath last season - remains in doubt, and Wood knows judgement awaits on Saturday.
- George Kruis even though he produced his best rugby at blindside flanker for Bath last season - remains in doubt, and Wood knows judgement awaits on Saturday.
- Henry Slade even though he produced his best rugby at blindside flanker for Bath last season - remains in doubt, and Wood knows judgement awaits on Saturday.
- Kieran Brookes even though he produced his best rugby at blindside flanker for Bath last season - remains in doubt, and Wood knows judgement awaits on Saturday.
- Sam Burgess even though he produced his best rugby at blindside flanker for Bath last season - remains in doubt, and Wood knows judgement awaits on Saturday.
- Stuart Lancaster even though he produced his best rugby at blindside flanker for Bath last season - remains in doubt, and Wood knows judgement awaits on Saturday.
- Tom Wood even though he produced his best rugby at blindside flanker for Bath last season - remains in doubt, and Wood knows judgement awaits on Saturday.
- Twickenham even though he produced his best rugby at blindside flanker for Bath last season - remains in doubt, and Wood knows judgement awaits on Saturday.
- Wood even though he produced his best rugby at blindside flanker for Bath last season - remains in doubt, and Wood knows judgement awaits on Saturday.
- World Cup even though he produced his best rugby at blindside flanker for Bath last season - remains in doubt, and Wood knows judgement awaits on Saturday.


Complete the passage.

He's part of one of the most famous, most watched, most talked-about families on the planet. But over the last year, Rob Kardashian - brother to Kim, Kourtney and Khloe - has all but disappeared from the media spotlight. And now in newly released clips from this week's episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians his family have once again expressed their concern for the once gregarious but now reclusive 28-year-old. Scroll down for video Rob Kardashian is rarely seen out and about and is thought to have struggled with his weight gain over the recent years For it's been nearly a year since Rob seemed to vanish from the public eye.

'Neither you, nor

OPTIONS:
- Kardashians, nor Kim have even like attempted to see him for numerous days in a row.
- Keeping Up With The Kardashians, nor Kim have even like attempted to see him for numerous days in a row.
- Khloe, nor Kim have even like attempted to see him for numerous days in a row.
- Kim, nor Kim have even like attempted to see him for numerous days in a row.
- Kourtney, nor Kim have even like attempted to see him for numerous days in a row.
- Rob, nor Kim have even like attempted to see him for numerous days in a row.
- Rob Kardashian, nor Kim have even like attempted to see him for numerous days in a row.


Cypress, Texas (CNN) High school wrestler Mack Beggs walked out of the Texas sports complex with a smile on his face and a gold medal dangling from his neck. He had just won the University Interscholastic League (UIL) state girls' championship, making him the league's first transgender boy to win a state wrestling title. Beggs, a junior at Trinity High School in Euless, Texas, was born female and currently is transitioning to male. Despite the fact that he identifies as a boy, the league allows him to wrestle only against girls. "I wouldn't be here today if it weren't for my teammates," he told reporters shortly after his win on Saturday. "We trained hard every single day and that's what the spotlight should've been on -- not me."

As the timer counted down to zero, ending the third and final round, the referee blew his whistle, threw

OPTIONS:
- Beggs's arm into the air and declared him the girls' state champ, with a winning score of 12/2 in the 6a/110 class group; one out of ten divisions within the largest enrollment of a wrestling class.
- CNN's arm into the air and declared him the girls' state champ, with a winning score of 12/2 in the 6a/110 class group; one out of ten divisions within the largest enrollment of a wrestling class.
- Cypress's arm into the air and declared him the girls' state champ, with a winning score of 12/2 in the 6a/110 class group; one out of ten divisions within the largest enrollment of a wrestling class.
- Euless's arm into the air and declared him the girls' state champ, with a winning score of 12/2 in the 6a/110 class group; one out of ten divisions within the largest enrollment of a wrestling class.
- Mack Beggs's arm into the air and declared him the girls' state champ, with a winning score of 12/2 in the 6a/110 class group; one out of ten divisions within the largest enrollment of a wrestling class.
- Texas's arm into the air and declared him the girls' state champ, with a winning score of 12/2 in the 6a/110 class group; one out of ten divisions within the largest enrollment of a wrestling class.
- Trinity High School's arm into the air and declared him the girls' state champ, with a winning score of 12/2 in the 6a/110 class group; one out of ten divisions within the largest enrollment of a wrestling class.
- UIL's arm into the air and declared him the girls' state champ, with a winning score of 12/2 in the 6a/110 class group; one out of ten divisions within the largest enrollment of a wrestling class.
- University Interscholastic League's arm into the air and declared him the girls' state champ, with a winning score of 12/2 in the 6a/110 class group; one out of ten divisions within the largest enrollment of a wrestling class.


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It is the one of the greatest moments in TV history - Who Shot J.R.? Thirty-five years ago, millions of viewers were obsessed with the plot line following the attempted murder of the world's most famous TV villain - played by Larry Hagman - and then later the big reveal of the would-be assassin's identity. It was a relatively unknown Mary Crosby. Her only claim to fame: She was the 19-year-old daughter of musical legend, Bing Crosby. Her role on Dallas as Kristin Shepard, J.R.'s scorned mistress and sister-in-law, propelled her to A-list stardom but in an exclusive interview with Daily Mail Online - the now 56-year-old reveals her own pickiness hurt her career.

I remember the director wanted

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- Bing to grab me on the a** and I looked at the director and said, "Oh, I'm not comfortable with that," and so Larry pulled the director aside and then he did something much sexier.
- Bing Crosby to grab me on the a** and I looked at the director and said, "Oh, I'm not comfortable with that," and so Larry pulled the director aside and then he did something much sexier.
- Crosby to grab me on the a** and I looked at the director and said, "Oh, I'm not comfortable with that," and so Larry pulled the director aside and then he did something much sexier.
- Daily Mail Online to grab me on the a** and I looked at the director and said, "Oh, I'm not comfortable with that," and so Larry pulled the director aside and then he did something much sexier.
- Dallas to grab me on the a** and I looked at the director and said, "Oh, I'm not comfortable with that," and so Larry pulled the director aside and then he did something much sexier.
- J.R. to grab me on the a** and I looked at the director and said, "Oh, I'm not comfortable with that," and so Larry pulled the director aside and then he did something much sexier.
- J.R. Ewing to grab me on the a** and I looked at the director and said, "Oh, I'm not comfortable with that," and so Larry pulled the director aside and then he did something much sexier.
- Kristin Shepard to grab me on the a** and I looked at the director and said, "Oh, I'm not comfortable with that," and so Larry pulled the director aside and then he did something much sexier.
- Larry Hagman to grab me on the a** and I looked at the director and said, "Oh, I'm not comfortable with that," and so Larry pulled the director aside and then he did something much sexier.
- Mary Crosby to grab me on the a** and I looked at the director and said, "Oh, I'm not comfortable with that," and so Larry pulled the director aside and then he did something much sexier.


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(CNN)There's a new scavenger hunt on the weekends in Johannesburg. Cars snake around the blocks as drivers slow down to peer through what could be the windows of an abandoned warehouse covered in graffiti. Or it could be the doorway to one of the city's gourmet food markets, havens of organic produce, Seussian cupcakes and fresh roasted coffees. Three major markets have turned into anchors of redevelopment in the city, driving Johannesburg's renaissance as the surrounding blocks become magnets for restaurateurs, artists, students and increasing numbers of tourists. The Neighbourgoods Market (73 Juta St., Braamfontein, Johannesburg; +27 11 403 0413) is a place people hear before they see it.

A step above the backpacking circuit is the nearby 12 Decades Hotel (286 Fox St.,

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- Braamfontein; +1 866 332 3590), offering boutique-style lodging in 12 rooms decorated by artists to reflect each decade of Johannesburg's history.
- CNN; +1 866 332 3590), offering boutique-style lodging in 12 rooms decorated by artists to reflect each decade of Johannesburg's history.
- Johannesburg; +1 866 332 3590), offering boutique-style lodging in 12 rooms decorated by artists to reflect each decade of Johannesburg's history.
- Neighbourgoods Market; +1 866 332 3590), offering boutique-style lodging in 12 rooms decorated by artists to reflect each decade of Johannesburg's history.
- Seussian; +1 866 332 3590), offering boutique-style lodging in 12 rooms decorated by artists to reflect each decade of Johannesburg's history.


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(CNN) The island of Bali is a jewel of the Indonesian archipelago, a tourist magnet known for idyllic beaches and lush forests. But the curse of plastic pollution threatens to make this a paradise lost, disfigured by trash-strewn shores and sprawling landfill sites. Only China dumps more plastic in the ocean than Indonesia, and much of it washes up in Bali. The crisis inspired local surfer and entrepreneur Kevin Kumala to find a novel solution. "I was with a friend sitting outside a bar and we were seeing hundreds of motorcyclists wearing vinyl ponchos," he recalls. "It clicked that these disgusting, toxic ponchos would be used a few times and then discarded, but they would not decompose."

Salvation took the shape of cassava, a cheap and common root vegetable across

OPTIONS:
- Bali.
- Balinese.
- Cassava.
- China.
- Indonesia.
- Indonesian.
- Kevin Kumala.


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(CNN) Russian President Vladimir Putin met one-on-one with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for almost 90 minutes Thursday night at the start of Putin's first official visit to the country in 11 years. Economic and security issues were at the forefront of talks between the two leaders, as Japan looks to shore up a weak economy and Russia turns to the east to avoid US and European sanctions. Speaking after the initial meeting at the Otani Sanso hot spring resort, Abe said both leaders also discussed their countries' 71-year dispute over the Kuril Islands, to Japan's north. Abe said he presented letters to his counterpart from former islanders, in both Japanese and Russian.

Much of Putin's visit is centered around the little known chain of islands off

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- Abe's northern coast, called the Kuril Islands.
- CNN's northern coast, called the Kuril Islands.
- European's northern coast, called the Kuril Islands.
- Japan's northern coast, called the Kuril Islands.
- Japanese's northern coast, called the Kuril Islands.
- Kuril Island's northern coast, called the Kuril Islands.
- Kuril Islands's northern coast, called the Kuril Islands.
- Otani Sanso's northern coast, called the Kuril Islands.
- Putin's northern coast, called the Kuril Islands.
- Russia's northern coast, called the Kuril Islands.
- Russian's northern coast, called the Kuril Islands.
- Shinzo Abe's northern coast, called the Kuril Islands.
- US's northern coast, called the Kuril Islands.
- Vladimir Putin's northern coast, called the Kuril Islands.


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Ocean City, Maryland (CNN) Jeanine Patten-Coble was blindsided by her breast cancer diagnosis eight years ago. "When the cancer bomb goes off in your house, it's devastating," she said. At 39, a life-threatening disease had never been on her radar. Stunned, she asked her doctor if she could still leave for her family vacation the next day. He agreed. "We had so much fun that week. We got a chance to rest and relax," Patten-Coble said. "I felt like a mom; I didn't feel like a cancer patient." During the trip, she had to break the news to her young son. To clear her head and prepare herself, she went for a run. Jogging along the beach, she discovered an abandoned Coast Guard compound. The cluster of dilapidated houses gave her an idea.

Patten-

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- CNN: Families come in the first night and you can see the heaviness, especially with the caregivers.
- Coast Guard: Families come in the first night and you can see the heaviness, especially with the caregivers.
- Coble: Families come in the first night and you can see the heaviness, especially with the caregivers.
- Jeanine Patten: Families come in the first night and you can see the heaviness, especially with the caregivers.
- Little Pink Houses of Hope: Families come in the first night and you can see the heaviness, especially with the caregivers.
- Maryland: Families come in the first night and you can see the heaviness, especially with the caregivers.
- Ocean City: Families come in the first night and you can see the heaviness, especially with the caregivers.
- Patten: Families come in the first night and you can see the heaviness, especially with the caregivers.


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Roy Hodgson accepts that he will be axed if England flop at next summer’s European Championship following clear-the-air talks with the FA’s new chief executive Martin Glenn. Glenn revealed last month that discussions over Hodgson’s new contract had been put back until after the tournament in France. This alarmed the England boss who feared the speculation could be a distraction for his team. The two men met over drinks to resolve the issue and it is understood that relations between them are good. Hodgson will accept his fate if England fail to meet expectations at Euro 2016, having overseen a disappointing World Cup campaign last summer.

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- England is a really good manager and if we have a bad Euros — and I don’t think that will happen — he would not expect to be kept on.
- Euro 2016 is a really good manager and if we have a bad Euros — and I don’t think that will happen — he would not expect to be kept on.
- European Championship is a really good manager and if we have a bad Euros — and I don’t think that will happen — he would not expect to be kept on.
- FA is a really good manager and if we have a bad Euros — and I don’t think that will happen — he would not expect to be kept on.
- France is a really good manager and if we have a bad Euros — and I don’t think that will happen — he would not expect to be kept on.
- Glenn is a really good manager and if we have a bad Euros — and I don’t think that will happen — he would not expect to be kept on.
- Hodgson is a really good manager and if we have a bad Euros — and I don’t think that will happen — he would not expect to be kept on.
- Martin Glenn is a really good manager and if we have a bad Euros — and I don’t think that will happen — he would not expect to be kept on.
- Roy Hodgson is a really good manager and if we have a bad Euros — and I don’t think that will happen — he would not expect to be kept on.
- World Cup is a really good manager and if we have a bad Euros — and I don’t think that will happen — he would not expect to be kept on.


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Dhaka, Bangladesh (CNN) -- Gunmen shot and killed a Saudi diplomat in Dhaka, Bangladesh's capital, on Tuesday, police said. Bangladesh police said Khalaf Al Ali, 45, had served two years at the Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia in Dhaka as head of citizens' affairs. The Saudi Embassy in Dhaka confirmed the death but declined to make a comment. Ali was shot dead in the city's highly secured Gulshan diplomatic zone in front of his rented apartment at about 1 a.m. Tuesday, and he died at a local hospital about 5 p.m., authorities said. Lutful Kabir, a deputy commissioner of Dhaka's metropolitan police, said no motive for the killing has been found.

... We'll use all possible means to bring the culprits to book,"

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- Ali Foreign Minister Dipu Moni said.
- Bangladesh Foreign Minister Dipu Moni said.
- CNN Foreign Minister Dipu Moni said.
- Dhaka Foreign Minister Dipu Moni said.
- Gulshan Foreign Minister Dipu Moni said.
- Khalaf Al Ali Foreign Minister Dipu Moni said.
- Lutful Kabir Foreign Minister Dipu Moni said.
- Royal Embassy Foreign Minister Dipu Moni said.
- Saudi Foreign Minister Dipu Moni said.
- Saudi Arabia Foreign Minister Dipu Moni said.
- Saudi Embassy Foreign Minister Dipu Moni said.


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David Beckham has a whole host of celebrity friends and it appears he's added tennis superstar Rafael Nadal to the ever growing list. The former footballer was out celebrating fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger's birthday and posed for a snap with the Spaniard. Beckham is currently out in United States discussing plans for his proposed MLS franchise, while Nadal is in preparing to play in the Miami Open with the first round getting underway on Thursday. David Beckham (left) and Rafael Nadal posed for a photo with singer Thalia at the birthday event The sporting superstars were out celebrating fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger's (left) birthday in Miami

‘

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- Beckham is very positive about the future of the club and he continues to enjoy incredible support from the people in Miami.
- David Beckham is very positive about the future of the club and he continues to enjoy incredible support from the people in Miami.
- MLS is very positive about the future of the club and he continues to enjoy incredible support from the people in Miami.
- Miami is very positive about the future of the club and he continues to enjoy incredible support from the people in Miami.
- Miami Open is very positive about the future of the club and he continues to enjoy incredible support from the people in Miami.
- Nadal is very positive about the future of the club and he continues to enjoy incredible support from the people in Miami.
- Rafael Nadal is very positive about the future of the club and he continues to enjoy incredible support from the people in Miami.
- Spaniard is very positive about the future of the club and he continues to enjoy incredible support from the people in Miami.
- Thalia is very positive about the future of the club and he continues to enjoy incredible support from the people in Miami.
- Tommy Hilfiger is very positive about the future of the club and he continues to enjoy incredible support from the people in Miami.
- United States is very positive about the future of the club and he continues to enjoy incredible support from the people in Miami.


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It's tense in Thailand, where violence has spilled into the streets, people have died or been injured, and the army declared martial law Tuesday. Underscoring the instability, the army's decision to take control of the country came as a surprise to acting Prime Minister Niwattumrong Boonsongpaisan, an aide to the leader told CNN. The army "took this action unilaterally," said the aide, who did not wish to be named. The person described the action as "half a coup d'etat." Lt. Gen. Nipat Thonglek said the move was not a coup. "The army aims to maintain peace, order and public safety for all groups and all parties," a ticker running on the army's television channel said. "People are urged not to panic, and can carry on their business as usual," he said.

OPTIONS:
- CNN, the lieutenant general, said the precise restrictions of martial law were being worked out.
- Military, the lieutenant general, said the precise restrictions of martial law were being worked out.
- Nipat Thonglek, the lieutenant general, said the precise restrictions of martial law were being worked out.
- Niwattumrong Boonsongpaisan, the lieutenant general, said the precise restrictions of martial law were being worked out.
- Thailand, the lieutenant general, said the precise restrictions of martial law were being worked out.


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Roman Catholic school officials who fired a married gay teacher are not seeking controversy but showed 'character and common sense' by following church teachings, Philadelphia's archbishop said Monday. Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, in a statement, thanked Waldron Mercy Academy leaders 'for taking the steps to ensure that the Catholic faith is presented... in accord with the teaching of the church. 'They've shown character and common sense at a moment when both seem to be uncommon.' The church opposes gay marriage and of homosexuals, Pope Francis has said: 'Who am I to judge?' Teacher Margie Winters recently told a newspaper that she lost her job last month as religious instruction director even though she had told the school about her marriage to Andrea Vettori when she was hired in 2007.

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- Andrea Vettori, in his weekly column, called it 'a painful situation and said the church 'never looks for reasons to turn anyone away from a Catholic education.'
- Catholic, in his weekly column, called it 'a painful situation and said the church 'never looks for reasons to turn anyone away from a Catholic education.'
- Charles J. Chaput, in his weekly column, called it 'a painful situation and said the church 'never looks for reasons to turn anyone away from a Catholic education.'
- Democratic, in his weekly column, called it 'a painful situation and said the church 'never looks for reasons to turn anyone away from a Catholic education.'
- Jim Kenney, in his weekly column, called it 'a painful situation and said the church 'never looks for reasons to turn anyone away from a Catholic education.'
- Margie Winters, in his weekly column, called it 'a painful situation and said the church 'never looks for reasons to turn anyone away from a Catholic education.'
- Philadelphia, in his weekly column, called it 'a painful situation and said the church 'never looks for reasons to turn anyone away from a Catholic education.'
- Pope Francis, in his weekly column, called it 'a painful situation and said the church 'never looks for reasons to turn anyone away from a Catholic education.'
- Roman Catholic, in his weekly column, called it 'a painful situation and said the church 'never looks for reasons to turn anyone away from a Catholic education.'
- Waldron Mercy Academy, in his weekly column, called it 'a painful situation and said the church 'never looks for reasons to turn anyone away from a Catholic education.'
- Winters, in his weekly column, called it 'a painful situation and said the church 'never looks for reasons to turn anyone away from a Catholic education.'


Quotes from Adolf Hitler are stencilled on the walls around customers, as they sit in the controversial Nazi-themed SoldatenKaffe in Indonesia. They don't seem to be bothered by the countless Hitler portraits, Nazi flags and other memorabilia that adorn the walls surrounding them, or the fact that the cafe's owner received widespread criticism and death threats when his business made headlines around the world for all the wrong reasons. SoldatenKaffe has been accused of glorifying the Nazi party and its leader, and is still packing in customers a year after it reopened with even more memorabilia. A giant portrait of Hitler oversees customers at SoldatenKaffe, which is decorated with swastikas and flags

It states: 'It is matter of fact, with the intention of exploring

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- Adolf Hitler & the NAZIS as pop culture.
- Henry Mulyana & the NAZIS as pop culture.
- Hitler & the NAZIS as pop culture.
- Indonesia & the NAZIS as pop culture.
- Nazi & the NAZIS as pop culture.
- Nazi-themed SoldatenKaffe & the NAZIS as pop culture.
- SoldatenKaffe & the NAZIS as pop culture.


A renowned comedy writer who penned jokes for comedians including Jack Dee, James Corden and Sarah Millican gassed himself in his car following a long battle with depression. Bafta award-winning writer Jim Pullin, who wrote for shows including Have I got News For You and Eight Out Of 10 Cats and was executive producer of Corden’s sports panel show A League of Their Own, was found dead near a fishing lake this year. The father of three, who started his career with Not The Nine O'Clock News in the 80s, had a long history of depression and was on anti-depressants at the time, his GP told the inquest.

Police officers were led to the lake complex by Mrs Pullin where Mr

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- A League of Their Own used to fish, by his wife, with his body then being found in his car.
- Bafta used to fish, by his wife, with his body then being found in his car.
- Corden used to fish, by his wife, with his body then being found in his car.
- Eight Out Of 10 Cats used to fish, by his wife, with his body then being found in his car.
- Have I used to fish, by his wife, with his body then being found in his car.
- Jack Dee used to fish, by his wife, with his body then being found in his car.
- James Corden used to fish, by his wife, with his body then being found in his car.
- Jim Pullin used to fish, by his wife, with his body then being found in his car.
- News For You used to fish, by his wife, with his body then being found in his car.
- Not The Nine O'Clock News used to fish, by his wife, with his body then being found in his car.
- Out Of 10 Cats used to fish, by his wife, with his body then being found in his car.
- Sarah Millican used to fish, by his wife, with his body then being found in his car.


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(CNN) Real estate agent Todd Kohlhepp emerged from a garage on his South Carolina farm firing in the direction of the unsuspecting couple waiting for him holding hands. Kala Brown says he calmly shot her boyfriend three times in the chest. Brown didn't know Kohlhepp well, but she felt she had no reason to fear him when he asked her and her boyfriend, Charlie Carver, 32, to meet him at his farm near Woodruff, South Carolina. Brown, 31, had cleaned houses for Kohlhepp's real estate listings, normally bringing along Carver. But on August 31, Brown said Kohlhepp grabbed her from behind and dragged her into the garage after shooting Carver. It began a nearly two-month period of captivity for her.

Authorities said a social media post indicated Brown was scheduled to meet

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- Brown at the farm on the day the couple disappeared.
- Carver at the farm on the day the couple disappeared.
- Charlie Carver at the farm on the day the couple disappeared.
- Kala Brown at the farm on the day the couple disappeared.
- Kohlhepp at the farm on the day the couple disappeared.
- South Carolina at the farm on the day the couple disappeared.
- Todd Kohlhepp at the farm on the day the couple disappeared.
- Woodruff at the farm on the day the couple disappeared.


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Pasadena, CA (CNN) While most Americans are out watching fireworks to celebrate the Fourth of July, a group of scientists will be huddled in a small, glass conference room at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena, California, on Monday night to listen for a series of tones. Those tones may not rival the national anthem, but they will tell Juno mission managers whether the spacecraft has successfully performed a "suspenseful" maneuver that will allow it to be pulled into orbit around Jupiter. "Oh my God, we're going in!" said an admittedly nervous Scott Bolton -- the principal investigator for Juno with the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas.

The Juno mission ends on February 20, 2018, when

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- Americans is expected to crash into Jupiter.
- CA is expected to crash into Jupiter.
- California is expected to crash into Jupiter.
- God is expected to crash into Jupiter.
- Jet Propulsion Lab is expected to crash into Jupiter.
- Juno is expected to crash into Jupiter.
- Jupiter is expected to crash into Jupiter.
- NASA is expected to crash into Jupiter.
- Pasadena is expected to crash into Jupiter.
- San Antonio is expected to crash into Jupiter.
- Scott Bolton is expected to crash into Jupiter.
- Southwest Research Institute is expected to crash into Jupiter.
- Texas is expected to crash into Jupiter.


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(CNN) True to form, President Donald Trump capped a week of messing with the world by not really scrapping the treaty that keeps a lid on Iran's nuclear ambitions and by proposing to cripple Obamacare in the name of improving Americans' health care. Add Thursday's tweet about abandoning storm-ravaged Puerto Rico and you get Trump in classic mode, spreading chaos and anxiety. Although arch-loyalists would say there's a method to Trump's madness, anyone who has ever dealt with an impulsive and destructive authority figure -- parent, teacher, boss -- finds the dynamic familiar. When the top dog feels confused and upset, when reality can no longer be escaped and failure can't be denied, others must feel his pain, too. Then it becomes time for blame and self-pity. "I hate everyone in the White House!" is what Trump reportedly said to his ex-security chief Keith Schiller, according to Gabriel Sherman, writing in Vanity Fair (and noting that the White House denies it).

They are likely the strongest, most qualified and most powerful people ever to work closely with

OPTIONS:
- Americans.
- Competent Four.
- Donald Trump.
- Gabriel Sherman.
- Iran.
- Keith Schiller.
- Michael D'Antonio.
- Obamacare.
- Puerto Rico.
- Trump.
- Vanity Fair.
- White House.


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Ambulances in the United States may now be equipped with life-saving sponges to prevent gunshot victims from bleeding out. The device was cleared last year for use on the battlefield, but now, the FDA has approved it for civilian use too. Sponges are injected into the wound to stop the bleeding, and can later be removed safely once the victim has arrived at the hospital. The device, called XStat Rapid Homeostasis System, was developed by RevMedx out of Wilsonville, Oregon. What looks like a large syringe is filled with small, tablet-like sponges that can expand once inside a wound. The cellulose sponges are coated with a homeostatic agent, according to MedGadget, and grow rapidly to fill the hole.

The

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- Device sponges have a radiopaque marker on them, which can be detected under an X-ray to ensure all sponges are cleared from the body.
- FDA sponges have a radiopaque marker on them, which can be detected under an X-ray to ensure all sponges are cleared from the body.
- MedGadget sponges have a radiopaque marker on them, which can be detected under an X-ray to ensure all sponges are cleared from the body.
- Oregon sponges have a radiopaque marker on them, which can be detected under an X-ray to ensure all sponges are cleared from the body.
- RevMedx sponges have a radiopaque marker on them, which can be detected under an X-ray to ensure all sponges are cleared from the body.
- United States sponges have a radiopaque marker on them, which can be detected under an X-ray to ensure all sponges are cleared from the body.
- Wilsonville sponges have a radiopaque marker on them, which can be detected under an X-ray to ensure all sponges are cleared from the body.
- XStat sponges have a radiopaque marker on them, which can be detected under an X-ray to ensure all sponges are cleared from the body.
- XStat Rapid Homeostasis System sponges have a radiopaque marker on them, which can be detected under an X-ray to ensure all sponges are cleared from the body.