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American Pharoah's owners and thoroughbred racing now have a new race to run: A race to capitalize on the horse's Triple Crown victory before the excitement fades away. As the first winner of the sport's Triple Crown in 37 years, American Pharoah has a wealth of marketing opportunities that could never have been imagined by owners of the last winner, Affirmed, in 1978. At the same time, horse racing has declined into a niche pastime that is facing an aging demographic, a shrinking number of race tracks, and competition from new ways of betting on sports. 'Marketing has changed, media has changed, and how people consume the product has changed,' says David Carter, a sports business professor at the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business. 'It's one thing to drive notoriety, but it's another thing to get people to part with their money.'

As the winner of a crown that went unclaimed for so long that it seemed it would never be won again,

OPTIONS:
- Affirmed Pharoah will without question sell more merchandise and attract more sponsorship deals than any horse in recent memory.
- Ahmed Zayat Pharoah will without question sell more merchandise and attract more sponsorship deals than any horse in recent memory.
- American Pharoah will without question sell more merchandise and attract more sponsorship deals than any horse in recent memory.
- American Pharoah Pharoah will without question sell more merchandise and attract more sponsorship deals than any horse in recent memory.
- Belmont Stakes Pharoah will without question sell more merchandise and attract more sponsorship deals than any horse in recent memory.
- David Carter Pharoah will without question sell more merchandise and attract more sponsorship deals than any horse in recent memory.
- Marshall School of Business Pharoah will without question sell more merchandise and attract more sponsorship deals than any horse in recent memory.
- Monster Pharoah will without question sell more merchandise and attract more sponsorship deals than any horse in recent memory.
- Pharoah Pharoah will without question sell more merchandise and attract more sponsorship deals than any horse in recent memory.
- Triple Crown Pharoah will without question sell more merchandise and attract more sponsorship deals than any horse in recent memory.
- University of Southern California Pharoah will without question sell more merchandise and attract more sponsorship deals than any horse in recent memory.
- Wheels Up Pharoah will without question sell more merchandise and attract more sponsorship deals than any horse in recent memory.


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In the days after last month's Boston marathon bombings, the city was on edge. Residents were holed up in their homes, under strict orders not to leave. Investigators sifted through countless hours of surveillance images trying to determine who might have carried out this heinous attack. Then came a breakthrough. Three days after the April 15 attack, the FBI identified the bombing suspects captured in surveillance images near the finish line, later identified as Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. Suspect: Boston attack was payback for hits on Muslims And a manhunt was on. Hours after that FBI news conference, Boston and the rest of the country followed as the suspects allegedly shot and killed a Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer in a failed attempt to seize his gun, carjacked a black Mercedes SUV whose driver cleverly escaped at a gas station, then fled to the Boston suburb of Watertown, where they were confronted by police.

Around the same time,

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- Boston grabbed the wheel of the hijacked SUV and drove toward the police.
- Boston marathon bombings grabbed the wheel of the hijacked SUV and drove toward the police.
- Dzhokhar Tsarnaev grabbed the wheel of the hijacked SUV and drove toward the police.
- FBI grabbed the wheel of the hijacked SUV and drove toward the police.
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology grabbed the wheel of the hijacked SUV and drove toward the police.
- Mercedes SUV grabbed the wheel of the hijacked SUV and drove toward the police.
- Muslims grabbed the wheel of the hijacked SUV and drove toward the police.
- Tamerlan grabbed the wheel of the hijacked SUV and drove toward the police.
- Watertown grabbed the wheel of the hijacked SUV and drove toward the police.


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Using 110 years of Billboard chart data, designers have created a stunning and mesmerising website that reveals how long it would take popular tracks to travel through the universe. Called Lightyear.fm, it is based on the premise that the radio waves  travel at the speed of light, so if you were one light year away from Earth you’d only just be hearing songs released a year ago. The planets in our solar system are mere light-minutes from Earth - meaning many would be receiving broadcasts made this year from the likes of Taylor Swift and The Weeknd - but as Lightyear.fm journeys beyond our system and into the depths of the Milky Way classic tunes echo around.

Put simply, the power of the radio signals weakens the further they travel and would eventually be drowned out by background noise in the

OPTIONS:
- Billboard.
- Brian Moore.
- Chris Baker.
- Lightyear.fm.
- Mike Lacher.
- Mikhail Chernov.
- Milky Way.
- Taylor Swift.
- The Weeknd.
- The Whitburn Project.


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(CNN) A Chicago-area resident who participated in two terror attacks in Israel in 1969 pleaded guilty Tuesday to having illegally obtained her American citizenship. Rasmieh Odeh, 69, entered her plea Tuesday afternoon in federal court in Detroit, admitting  she had been convicted in Israeli court in 1970 for her role in two bombings, and that she had willingly omitted that information from her US citizenship application. "The United States will never be a safe haven for individuals seeking to distance themselves from their pasts," Steve Francis, Homeland Security Investigations' special agent in charge for Detroit, said in a statement released Tuesday. "When individuals lie on immigration documents, the system is severely undermined, and the security of our nation is put at risk."

Odeh came to the

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- American on an immigrant visa in 1994, according to court documents, and obtained her citizenship 10 years later in 2004.
- Chicago on an immigrant visa in 1994, according to court documents, and obtained her citizenship 10 years later in 2004.
- Detroit on an immigrant visa in 1994, according to court documents, and obtained her citizenship 10 years later in 2004.
- Homeland Security Investigations on an immigrant visa in 1994, according to court documents, and obtained her citizenship 10 years later in 2004.
- Israel on an immigrant visa in 1994, according to court documents, and obtained her citizenship 10 years later in 2004.
- Israeli on an immigrant visa in 1994, according to court documents, and obtained her citizenship 10 years later in 2004.
- Rasmieh Odeh on an immigrant visa in 1994, according to court documents, and obtained her citizenship 10 years later in 2004.
- Steve Francis on an immigrant visa in 1994, according to court documents, and obtained her citizenship 10 years later in 2004.
- US on an immigrant visa in 1994, according to court documents, and obtained her citizenship 10 years later in 2004.
- United States on an immigrant visa in 1994, according to court documents, and obtained her citizenship 10 years later in 2004.


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World Cup winner Toni Kroos says he joined Real Madrid to play under manager Carlo Ancelotti and has revealed how the Italian told him he would make the team better. Former Bayern Munich midfielder Kroos joined the Spanish giants last summer for £24million after becoming a world champion with Germany at the World Cup in Brazil. And Kroos has spoken about how a chat with former Chelsea boss Ancelotti convinced him to leave the club he had been at for eight years and move to a new league. Toni Kroos protects the ball from team-mate Sami Khedira during Real Madrid training on Wednesday

Kroos, playing a more defensive position than he did for

OPTIONS:
- Ancelotti, slides into a challenge
- Bayern Munich, slides into a challenge
- Brazil, slides into a challenge
- Carlo Ancelotti, slides into a challenge
- Carlo Ancleotti, slides into a challenge
- Chelsea, slides into a challenge
- Germany, slides into a challenge
- Italian, slides into a challenge
- Kroos, slides into a challenge
- Real, slides into a challenge
- Real Madrid, slides into a challenge
- Sami Khedira, slides into a challenge
- Spanish, slides into a challenge
- Toni Kroos, slides into a challenge
- World Cup, slides into a challenge


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NHS boob job scrounger Josie Cunningham denied posting revenge porn images of the man now reported to be fathering her fourth child. Cunningham, 24, got engaged to Andrew Goy, 33, after they had been going out for two months but the couple split in February following an argument. The mother-of-three from Leeds appeared at the city's Magistrates' Court today to face charges of posting naked pictures of Mr Goy on her Twitter account, where his genitals were covered with a cartoon of a mushroom. According to The Sun, Cunningham is believed to have texted Mr Goy that she is expecting a baby girl, and is believed to be around four months pregnant.

The picture was allegedly posted after the 33-year-old body builder, who was engaged to

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Goy, sold his story to a Sunday newspaper.
- Cunningham, sold his story to a Sunday newspaper.
- Goy, sold his story to a Sunday newspaper.
- Josie Cunningham, sold his story to a Sunday newspaper.
- Leeds, sold his story to a Sunday newspaper.
- Magistrates' Court, sold his story to a Sunday newspaper.
- NHS, sold his story to a Sunday newspaper.
- The Sun, sold his story to a Sunday newspaper.
- Twitter, sold his story to a Sunday newspaper.


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(CNN) The Catholic Church in Rwanda has apologized for its members' role in the genocide that saw hundreds of thousands of Rwandans killed in 1994. Rwandan bishops asked for "forgiveness for sins of hatred and disagreement that happened in the country to the point of hating our own countrymen because of their origin," in a statement read after mass in parishes across the country Sunday. In 1994, Hutu extremists in Rwanda targeted minority ethnic Tutsis and moderate Hutus in a three-month killing spree that left an estimated 800,000 people dead. Hutu attackers burned down churches with hundreds or thousands of Tutsis inside. The violence was triggered by the death of President Juvenal Habyarimana, an ethnic Hutu, in a plane crash April 6, 1994.

Some

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- Catholic Church commentators praised the apology as an important first step but said it didn't go far enough.
- Hutu commentators praised the apology as an important first step but said it didn't go far enough.
- Hutus commentators praised the apology as an important first step but said it didn't go far enough.
- Juvenal Habyarimana commentators praised the apology as an important first step but said it didn't go far enough.
- Rwanda commentators praised the apology as an important first step but said it didn't go far enough.
- Rwandan commentators praised the apology as an important first step but said it didn't go far enough.
- Rwandans commentators praised the apology as an important first step but said it didn't go far enough.
- Tutsis commentators praised the apology as an important first step but said it didn't go far enough.


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His battered and bloodstained body hung for three days on the cross on which he was crucified. Around his neck, the Islamic State butchers who killed him had hung a handwritten placard accusing him of apostasy — abandoning his religion. He was just 17 and the placard explained that the unnamed boy's crime had been to take photographs of the terrorist organisation's headquarters in the Syrian city of Raqqa, which has become the de facto IS capital. Images of his body were smuggled to the West in defiance of the city's terrifying religious police by undercover activists appalled at the daily brutality taking place in their city.

Those caught disobeying

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- Christians's rulers face being dragged to the main square — where families once strolled eating ice creams in the evenings, their children cavorting on bikes amid squeals of laughter — to face brutal, summary punishment.
- Islamic's rulers face being dragged to the main square — where families once strolled eating ice creams in the evenings, their children cavorting on bikes amid squeals of laughter — to face brutal, summary punishment.
- Life's rulers face being dragged to the main square — where families once strolled eating ice creams in the evenings, their children cavorting on bikes amid squeals of laughter — to face brutal, summary punishment.
- Muslims's rulers face being dragged to the main square — where families once strolled eating ice creams in the evenings, their children cavorting on bikes amid squeals of laughter — to face brutal, summary punishment.
- Raqqa's rulers face being dragged to the main square — where families once strolled eating ice creams in the evenings, their children cavorting on bikes amid squeals of laughter — to face brutal, summary punishment.
- Syrian's rulers face being dragged to the main square — where families once strolled eating ice creams in the evenings, their children cavorting on bikes amid squeals of laughter — to face brutal, summary punishment.
- West's rulers face being dragged to the main square — where families once strolled eating ice creams in the evenings, their children cavorting on bikes amid squeals of laughter — to face brutal, summary punishment.


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British Cycling technical director Shane Sutton is delighted Mark Cavendish and Sir Bradley Wiggins are bidding for 2016 Olympic glory with the track team but warned the big-name pair their places in the British team are not assured. Multiple Tour de France stage winner Cavendish, previously a successful track rider, is aiming to secure an elusive Olympic medal via the omnium at the Rio de Janeiro Games which is now just a year away. Meanwhile Wiggins, the 2012 Tour champion and a seven-time Olympic medallist across track and road events, hopes to add to his haul at the Games in Brazil as part of the GB team pursuit line-up.

OPTIONS:
- Bradley Wiggins has no doubt both men - 30 and 35 respectively - have the capabilities to compete for those accolades and sees it as a major boost for the track set-up that they are getting involved.
- Brazil has no doubt both men - 30 and 35 respectively - have the capabilities to compete for those accolades and sees it as a major boost for the track set-up that they are getting involved.
- Britain has no doubt both men - 30 and 35 respectively - have the capabilities to compete for those accolades and sees it as a major boost for the track set-up that they are getting involved.
- British has no doubt both men - 30 and 35 respectively - have the capabilities to compete for those accolades and sees it as a major boost for the track set-up that they are getting involved.
- British Cycling has no doubt both men - 30 and 35 respectively - have the capabilities to compete for those accolades and sees it as a major boost for the track set-up that they are getting involved.
- Cavendish has no doubt both men - 30 and 35 respectively - have the capabilities to compete for those accolades and sees it as a major boost for the track set-up that they are getting involved.
- GB has no doubt both men - 30 and 35 respectively - have the capabilities to compete for those accolades and sees it as a major boost for the track set-up that they are getting involved.
- Games has no doubt both men - 30 and 35 respectively - have the capabilities to compete for those accolades and sees it as a major boost for the track set-up that they are getting involved.
- Mark Cavendish has no doubt both men - 30 and 35 respectively - have the capabilities to compete for those accolades and sees it as a major boost for the track set-up that they are getting involved.
- Olympic has no doubt both men - 30 and 35 respectively - have the capabilities to compete for those accolades and sees it as a major boost for the track set-up that they are getting involved.
- Rio de Janeiro Games has no doubt both men - 30 and 35 respectively - have the capabilities to compete for those accolades and sees it as a major boost for the track set-up that they are getting involved.
- Shane Sutton has no doubt both men - 30 and 35 respectively - have the capabilities to compete for those accolades and sees it as a major boost for the track set-up that they are getting involved.
- Sutton has no doubt both men - 30 and 35 respectively - have the capabilities to compete for those accolades and sees it as a major boost for the track set-up that they are getting involved.
- Tour has no doubt both men - 30 and 35 respectively - have the capabilities to compete for those accolades and sees it as a major boost for the track set-up that they are getting involved.
- Tour de France has no doubt both men - 30 and 35 respectively - have the capabilities to compete for those accolades and sees it as a major boost for the track set-up that they are getting involved.
- Wiggins has no doubt both men - 30 and 35 respectively - have the capabilities to compete for those accolades and sees it as a major boost for the track set-up that they are getting involved.


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Islamic State has reduced the amount of water flowing to government-held areas in Iraq's western Anbar province by closing a dam on the Euphrates river. The reduced flow through the insurgent-held dam will threaten irrigation systems and water treatment plants in nearby areas controlled by troops and tribes opposed to the extremist group, provincial council member Taha Abdul-Ghani told The Associated Press. Abdul-Ghani said there would be no immediate effect on Shiite areas in central and southern Iraq, saying water is being diverted to those areas from the Tigris River. On Wednesday, the United Nations said it was looking into reports that ISIS had reduced the flow of water through the al-Warar dam.

'With the summer heat and lack of water, the lives of these people are in danger and some are thinking of leaving their homes,' added

OPTIONS:
- Abdul-Ghani, and urged the government to use the air force to bomb some of the gates of al-Warar dam and release the water.
- Anbar-Ghani, and urged the government to use the air force to bomb some of the gates of al-Warar dam and release the water.
- Ban Ki-Ghani, and urged the government to use the air force to bomb some of the gates of al-Warar dam and release the water.
- Euphrates-Ghani, and urged the government to use the air force to bomb some of the gates of al-Warar dam and release the water.
- Ghani-Ghani, and urged the government to use the air force to bomb some of the gates of al-Warar dam and release the water.
- ISIS-Ghani, and urged the government to use the air force to bomb some of the gates of al-Warar dam and release the water.
- Iraq-Ghani, and urged the government to use the air force to bomb some of the gates of al-Warar dam and release the water.
- Islamic State-Ghani, and urged the government to use the air force to bomb some of the gates of al-Warar dam and release the water.
- Ramadi-Ghani, and urged the government to use the air force to bomb some of the gates of al-Warar dam and release the water.
- Shiite-Ghani, and urged the government to use the air force to bomb some of the gates of al-Warar dam and release the water.
- Taha Abdul-Ghani, and urged the government to use the air force to bomb some of the gates of al-Warar dam and release the water.
- The Associated Press-Ghani, and urged the government to use the air force to bomb some of the gates of al-Warar dam and release the water.
- Tigris River-Ghani, and urged the government to use the air force to bomb some of the gates of al-Warar dam and release the water.
- UN-Ghani, and urged the government to use the air force to bomb some of the gates of al-Warar dam and release the water.
- United Nations-Ghani, and urged the government to use the air force to bomb some of the gates of al-Warar dam and release the water.
- Warar-Ghani, and urged the government to use the air force to bomb some of the gates of al-Warar dam and release the water.


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(CNN) -- A Canadian town slipped out of a tense fear and into mourning overnight with the arrest of a man suspected of killing three police officers and wounding two others. 'I'm done," suspect Justin Bourque yelled as he gave up, a nearby resident who watched the 24-year-old's arrest through a window told CNN partner CBC. He was unarmed, although police found weapons nearby, said Marlene Snowman, a superintendent for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Authorities offered no explanation for the rampage in the town of Moncton, New Brunswick. Charges against him would be filed later, Snowman said. RCMP Assistant Commissioner Roger Brown identified the slain officers as Constables David Ross, 32, Fabrice Georges Gevaudan, 45, and Douglas James Larche, 40.

"Suddenly, one of the

OPTIONS:
- CBC trucks stopped and unloaded officers, and they proceeded to go to my backyard."
- CNN trucks stopped and unloaded officers, and they proceeded to go to my backyard."
- Canadian trucks stopped and unloaded officers, and they proceeded to go to my backyard."
- David Ross trucks stopped and unloaded officers, and they proceeded to go to my backyard."
- Douglas trucks stopped and unloaded officers, and they proceeded to go to my backyard."
- Fabrice Georges Gevaudan trucks stopped and unloaded officers, and they proceeded to go to my backyard."
- James Larche trucks stopped and unloaded officers, and they proceeded to go to my backyard."
- Justin Bourque trucks stopped and unloaded officers, and they proceeded to go to my backyard."
- Marlene Snowman trucks stopped and unloaded officers, and they proceeded to go to my backyard."
- Moncton trucks stopped and unloaded officers, and they proceeded to go to my backyard."
- New Brunswick trucks stopped and unloaded officers, and they proceeded to go to my backyard."
- RCMP trucks stopped and unloaded officers, and they proceeded to go to my backyard."
- Roger Brown trucks stopped and unloaded officers, and they proceeded to go to my backyard."
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police trucks stopped and unloaded officers, and they proceeded to go to my backyard."
- SWAT trucks stopped and unloaded officers, and they proceeded to go to my backyard."
- Snowman trucks stopped and unloaded officers, and they proceeded to go to my backyard."


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(CNN) Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has dismissed reports of last week's chemical attack as "100% fabrication," an assertion at odds with numerous eyewitness accounts, independent analysis and even the explanation given by its strongest ally, Russia. In an interview with the AFP news agency, conducted under restrictions imposed by the Syrian government at the presidential palace in Damascus, Assad claimed the reported details of what happened were not credible because their source was al-Qaeda's former affiliate in Syria, Nusra Front. He suggested that photographs showing children who had died in the attack on a rebel-held town in Idlib province, which provoked revulsion around the world, were staged. The entire incident was "fabricated" and "unconvincing," Assad claimed.

Even

OPTIONS:
- AFP's staunch ally, Russia, accepts that the deaths were caused by chemical weapons.
- Assad's staunch ally, Russia, accepts that the deaths were caused by chemical weapons.
- Assertions's staunch ally, Russia, accepts that the deaths were caused by chemical weapons.
- Bashar al's staunch ally, Russia, accepts that the deaths were caused by chemical weapons.
- Damascus's staunch ally, Russia, accepts that the deaths were caused by chemical weapons.
- Idlib's staunch ally, Russia, accepts that the deaths were caused by chemical weapons.
- Nusra Front's staunch ally, Russia, accepts that the deaths were caused by chemical weapons.
- Qaeda's staunch ally, Russia, accepts that the deaths were caused by chemical weapons.
- Russia's staunch ally, Russia, accepts that the deaths were caused by chemical weapons.
- Syria's staunch ally, Russia, accepts that the deaths were caused by chemical weapons.
- Syrian's staunch ally, Russia, accepts that the deaths were caused by chemical weapons.


Xabi Alonso scored a spectacular goal for Bayern Munich as they beat Bundesliga rivals Darmstadt to earn a place in the quarter-finals of the German Cup on Tuesday. After the match the Bayern players returned to the pitch and held a banner up to the supporters that read: 'Thank you for Everything.' This was Bayern's final game at the Allianz Arena in 2015 with German clubs set for a winter break after this weekend's Bundesliga fixtures and the players were clearly in the festive spirit as they donned Christmas hats. Bayern, as expected, controlled the game but laboured at the Allianz Arena to overcome a well-organised Darmstadt, and did not create many chances against the top flight newcomers.

Bayern reamin on course to win three titles this season thanks to the well-taken

OPTIONS:
- Allianz Arena goal.
- Bayern goal.
- Bayern Munich goal.
- Bundesliga goal.
- Darmstadt goal.
- Everything goal.
- German goal.
- German Cup goal.
- Santa goal.
- Xabi Alonso goal.


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If you had planned to jet off today to catch the end of the Easter school break, you may just wish you had stayed at home. In a double hit for thousands of holidaymakers trying to leave Britain today, strikes by French air traffic controllers and new border control checks threaten severe delays. Air passengers face up to three days of disruption, with British Airways, easyJet, Ryanair and Flybe among the airlines forced to cancel dozens of flights. Scroll down for video Delays: easyJet is one of many airlines set to cancel flights over a strike by French air traffic controllers over the next three days (file photo)

BA warned of ‘significant disruption’ and apologised for the cancellation of around a dozen return flights from

OPTIONS:
- BA.
- Britain.
- British Airways.
- Brits.
- Easter.
- Flybe.
- French.
- Ryanair.
- easyJet.


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Harvey Weinstein's wife of eight years is furious and humiliated by the allegations that he groped a 22-year-old Italian model, according to a new report. Fashion designer Georgina Chapman, 38, said she does not want the accusations tied to Ambra Battilana and her husband to further embarrass their children or interrupt her business, a source told the New York Daily News. 'She's furious. She thinks it's embarrassing not only to her but to their kids,' said the socialite who worked with the couple. Weinstein, 63, has emphatically denied sexually assaulting Battilana during a March 27 business meeting at his Tribeca office.

I spoke to

OPTIONS:
- Ambra Battilana yesterday, they have spent the entire weekend together as a family and their relationship is as strong as ever.'
- Battilana yesterday, they have spent the entire weekend together as a family and their relationship is as strong as ever.'
- Chapman yesterday, they have spent the entire weekend together as a family and their relationship is as strong as ever.'
- Georgina Chapman yesterday, they have spent the entire weekend together as a family and their relationship is as strong as ever.'
- Harvey Weinstein yesterday, they have spent the entire weekend together as a family and their relationship is as strong as ever.'
- Hollywood yesterday, they have spent the entire weekend together as a family and their relationship is as strong as ever.'
- Italian yesterday, they have spent the entire weekend together as a family and their relationship is as strong as ever.'
- Manhattan yesterday, they have spent the entire weekend together as a family and their relationship is as strong as ever.'
- NYPD yesterday, they have spent the entire weekend together as a family and their relationship is as strong as ever.'
- New York Daily News yesterday, they have spent the entire weekend together as a family and their relationship is as strong as ever.'
- Tribeca yesterday, they have spent the entire weekend together as a family and their relationship is as strong as ever.'
- Weinstein yesterday, they have spent the entire weekend together as a family and their relationship is as strong as ever.'


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Famous Italian designers like Fendi, Gucci and Prada may be toted by celebrities such as Rihanna, Kate Moss and Katy Perry, but few are probably aware of the history behind the brands they wear. A new book has now archived the changing face of Italian fashion, from the post-war years to the 21st century. Italian Glamour: The Essence of Italian Fashion, From the Postwar Years to the Present Day, captures the evolution of Mediterranean style through 300 iconic dresses and archived images. Model Joan Olsen (left) shows off bold linear prints in an outfit by haute couture designer/artist Livio de Simone in 1954. Co-author Enrico says that Italian glamour is not 'sophisticated or artificial'

A defining moment for Italian fashion was circa 1994; Elizabeth Hurley stepped out in a

OPTIONS:
- Enrico safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Enrico Quinto safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Essence of Italian Fashion safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Fendi safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Glamour safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Gucci safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Italian safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Italian Fashion safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Joan Olsen safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Kate Moss safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Katy Perry safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Livio de Simone safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Liz Hurley safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Mediterranean safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Paolo Tinarelli safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Postwar Years safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Prada safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Present Day safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Pucci safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Rihanna safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.
- Versace safety pin gown that was to become one of the most iconic dresses of all time.


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(CNN) The whistleblowers whose evidence was key to revealing the extent of Russian state-backed doping have slammed the International Olympic Committee's decision not to ban the entire team, saying it is sends a signal to the sporting superpower can simply carry on as before. Speaking to CNN for the first time since their evidence came to light in 2014, Vitaly Stepanov, a former employee at the Russian anti-doping agency RUSADA, and his wife, 800 meter runner Yulia Stepanova, said the IOC missed a crucial opportunity to dismantle Russia's doping culture. "I do believe the IOC had a chance to destroy this system and to show that the Olympic movement will not tolerate this kind of cheating," Stepanov told CNN via a Skype  from the U.S., "but they chose not to do that."

The Stepanovs asked the IOC to review this decision, saying it was based on a claim by the Olympic organization that Stepanova had refused to compete for

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Games.
- German.
- IOC.
- International Olympic Committee.
- Olympic.
- RUSADA.
- Rio.
- Russia.
- Russian.
- Skype.
- Stepanov.
- Stepanovs.
- U.S..
- Vitaly Stepanov.
- WADA.
- Yulia Stepanova.


It was 7pm on a June evening in 2010 when Francois Keller heard the rabble approaching his house, making the sort of noise that eight hours later would wake his neighbours. Two years had passed since the ‘trauma’ of Morgan Schneiderlin’s departure for Southampton but, unannounced, Keller’s golden boy was back in Strasbourg with a bag of meat and a group of former team-mates. ‘I heard this singing in the street and I was thinking, “What is this?” But then I thought, “I know these voices”,’ says Keller, once Schneiderlin’s coach at Strasbourg. He is one of the key figures in the background of a young prospect who learned English by watching Only Fools and Horses in Southampton and who returns to St Mary’s as a £25million man keen to prove he can be the long-term kingpin in Manchester United’s midfield.

Keller remembers it all, from the protesting boy in a senior dressing room for the first time to the devastation that swept the town when Strasbourg went bust and he was sold to

OPTIONS:
- Alsace in 2008, aged 18, to pay the bills.
- English in 2008, aged 18, to pay the bills.
- France in 2008, aged 18, to pay the bills.
- Francois Keller in 2008, aged 18, to pay the bills.
- Keller in 2008, aged 18, to pay the bills.
- League One in 2008, aged 18, to pay the bills.
- Manchester United in 2008, aged 18, to pay the bills.
- Morgan Schneiderlin in 2008, aged 18, to pay the bills.
- Old Trafford in 2008, aged 18, to pay the bills.
- Only Fools and Horses in 2008, aged 18, to pay the bills.
- Schneiderlin in 2008, aged 18, to pay the bills.
- Southampton in 2008, aged 18, to pay the bills.
- St Mary’s in 2008, aged 18, to pay the bills.
- Strasbourg in 2008, aged 18, to pay the bills.


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Militants fighting for the Al Qaeda-affiliated Nusra Front in Syria have released images showing them posing with American anti-tank missiles captured from Western-backed rebels. The terrorists are seen wearing military fatigues as they pose with deadly American-made BGM-71 TOW missiles in a warehouse in Atarib, a town 15 miles west of the city of Aleppo. The showboating images show the masked militants pointing to America logos on cardboard boxes filled with food and weapons, which were seized when the Western-backed moderate rebel group Harakat Hazm recently disbanded and allowed their headquarters to be overrun with  jihadis. The emergence of the photographs comes as Nusra Front militants announced they are considering splitting with Al Qaeda in order to create an antonymous terror organisation that can rival the Islamic State's reign of terror in Syria and Iraq.

With the

OPTIONS:
- Al Qaeda  having now seized control of Harakat Hazm-held buildings and territory, these supplies are now in the hands of Al Qaeda-backed terrorists, who used social media to goad the U.S. military.
- Aleppo  having now seized control of Harakat Hazm-held buildings and territory, these supplies are now in the hands of Al Qaeda-backed terrorists, who used social media to goad the U.S. military.
- America  having now seized control of Harakat Hazm-held buildings and territory, these supplies are now in the hands of Al Qaeda-backed terrorists, who used social media to goad the U.S. military.
- American  having now seized control of Harakat Hazm-held buildings and territory, these supplies are now in the hands of Al Qaeda-backed terrorists, who used social media to goad the U.S. military.
- Atarib  having now seized control of Harakat Hazm-held buildings and territory, these supplies are now in the hands of Al Qaeda-backed terrorists, who used social media to goad the U.S. military.
- BGM-71 TOW  having now seized control of Harakat Hazm-held buildings and territory, these supplies are now in the hands of Al Qaeda-backed terrorists, who used social media to goad the U.S. military.
- Harakat Hazm  having now seized control of Harakat Hazm-held buildings and territory, these supplies are now in the hands of Al Qaeda-backed terrorists, who used social media to goad the U.S. military.
- ISIS  having now seized control of Harakat Hazm-held buildings and territory, these supplies are now in the hands of Al Qaeda-backed terrorists, who used social media to goad the U.S. military.
- Iraq  having now seized control of Harakat Hazm-held buildings and territory, these supplies are now in the hands of Al Qaeda-backed terrorists, who used social media to goad the U.S. military.
- Islamic State  having now seized control of Harakat Hazm-held buildings and territory, these supplies are now in the hands of Al Qaeda-backed terrorists, who used social media to goad the U.S. military.
- Nusra Front  having now seized control of Harakat Hazm-held buildings and territory, these supplies are now in the hands of Al Qaeda-backed terrorists, who used social media to goad the U.S. military.
- Qatari  having now seized control of Harakat Hazm-held buildings and territory, these supplies are now in the hands of Al Qaeda-backed terrorists, who used social media to goad the U.S. military.
- Syria  having now seized control of Harakat Hazm-held buildings and territory, these supplies are now in the hands of Al Qaeda-backed terrorists, who used social media to goad the U.S. military.
- Western  having now seized control of Harakat Hazm-held buildings and territory, these supplies are now in the hands of Al Qaeda-backed terrorists, who used social media to goad the U.S. military.


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The lawyer for the family of a gay man who went overboard on a cruise ship is now saying that he did in fact intentionally jump despite his earlier claim that the man had fallen over the balcony of his room. Michael Winkleman admits that Bernardo Elbaz, 35, did not accidentally go into the water at around 1am last Friday while a passenger on Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas, but at the same time is saying the man did not commit suicide. Instead, Winkleman - who is representing the family of Elbaz - claims that the man jumped because he was mistreated by members of the staff and guests on the ship.

'Our ship's security officers responded to reports of domestic dispute loud enough to be heard from several staterooms away,'

OPTIONS:
- Bernardo Elbaz said in a statement.
- Elbaz said in a statement.
- Eric said in a statement.
- Michael Winkleman said in a statement.
- Oasis of the Seas said in a statement.
- Royal Caribbean said in a statement.
- Winkleman said in a statement.


Washington (CNN) It's the tale of two Tillersons. Nearly a month into his tenure as secretary of state, Rex Tillerson is winning over foreign governments but alienating many employees at the agency he leads and raising questions about his ability to wield power in Washington. Meanwhile, Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and a top adviser, is emerging as a shadow secretary of state -- a key interlocutor with world leaders and ambassadors and the keeper of prized diplomatic files like the Middle East peace process. Steve Bannon, Trump's chief political strategist, has also taken on an outsized role in formulating foreign policy.

His introductory remarks to employees struck a moderate, respectful and assuring tone to demoralized career officers worried about the direction of foreign policy under

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Jared Kushner.
- Middle East.
- Rex Tillerson.
- Steve Bannon.
- Tillerson.
- Tillersons.
- Trump.
- Washington.


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Despite their physical and at times heated exchanges during the Champions League clash catching the eye, David Luiz has revealed that Chelsea star Diego Costa is a good friend of his and a 'top guy.' The former Chelsea defender scored the equaliser for the 10 men of Paris Saint-Germain to send the tie into extra-time before Thiago Silva scored late on to send the French side through. The Costa and Luiz duel was highly talked about but the Brazilian has played down the intent of their clashes. David Luiz (right) revealed Chelsea star Diego Costa is a good friend and called the fiery striker a 'top guy'

The Brazilian has apologised for breaking his promise of not celebrating if he scored against

OPTIONS:
- Brazilian
- Champions League
- Chelsea
- Costa
- David Luiz
- Diego Costa
- French
- Luiz
- PSG
- Paris Saint-Germain
- Thiago Silva


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NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- U.S. President Barack Obama set his green plan into action Monday, potentially reversing several Bush-era decisions on global warming and fuel efficiency. U.S. President Barack Obama signs orders Monday on vehicle emissions and fuel efficiency standards. In his first major environmental acts as president, Obama directed his Environmental Protection Agency to review a California application to regulate greenhouse gases and told his Department of Transportation to begin implementing fuel efficiency standards passed last year but not implemented by the Bush administration. He also pushed for passage of the $825 billion economic stimulus package in the House and Senate. Those bills include money for investments in renewable energy, conservation and a better electric grid.

The new standards, originally supported by

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama, were put on hold during his last days in office, in response to the woes facing the auto industry.
- Bush, were put on hold during his last days in office, in response to the woes facing the auto industry.
- CNNMoney.com, were put on hold during his last days in office, in response to the woes facing the auto industry.
- California, were put on hold during his last days in office, in response to the woes facing the auto industry.
- Department of Transportation, were put on hold during his last days in office, in response to the woes facing the auto industry.
- Environmental Protection Agency, were put on hold during his last days in office, in response to the woes facing the auto industry.
- George W. Bush, were put on hold during his last days in office, in response to the woes facing the auto industry.
- House, were put on hold during his last days in office, in response to the woes facing the auto industry.
- NEW YORK, were put on hold during his last days in office, in response to the woes facing the auto industry.
- Obama, were put on hold during his last days in office, in response to the woes facing the auto industry.
- Senate, were put on hold during his last days in office, in response to the woes facing the auto industry.
- U.S., were put on hold during his last days in office, in response to the woes facing the auto industry.


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Forget the Brasilian beaches of Rio de Janeiro or the picturesque cobblestone streets of Paris, according to a recent survey you'd be best off trying your luck at love in Los Angeles. The report found that 37 per cent of Americans  believe that the world's most attractive dating population lives in LA. The City of Angels beats popular destinations like Rio de Janeiro, Paris, Miami and Rome. The 2015 Foreign Affairs Study, commissioned by Expedia and dating app Tinder, surveyed 1,000 Americans, asking them a range of travel and romance questions. Among the questions asked was where they believed the most attractive dating populations to reside.

Interestingly, while singles love LA for its attractive daters, those in relationships much prefer

OPTIONS:
- Americans.
- Brasilian.
- City of Angels.
- Expedia.
- Foreign Affairs Study.
- LA.
- Los Angeles.
- Miami.
- Paris.
- Rio de Janeiro.
- Rome.
- Tinder.


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(CNN) Complaints of adverse health events related to cosmetic and personal care products more than doubled from 2015 to 2016, according to a study published Monday in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine. The majority of those complaints stemmed from hair care products. Northwestern University researchers looked at complaints collected by the Food and Drug Administration from 2004 to 2016. The information came from the FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition's Adverse Event Reporting System, which allows consumers or health care professionals to submit complaints about harm caused by using cosmetic products. The study found that there were 706 related adverse events reported in 2015 and 1,591 in 2016. Compared with the average number of reports across the 12-year study period, that's a 78% increase in 2015 and a 300% increase in 2016.

The

OPTIONS:
- Adverse Event Reporting System may take regulatory action against cosmetics on the market that do not comply with the laws we enforce, if we have reliable information indicating that a cosmetic is adulterated or misbranded."
- Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition may take regulatory action against cosmetics on the market that do not comply with the laws we enforce, if we have reliable information indicating that a cosmetic is adulterated or misbranded."
- FDA may take regulatory action against cosmetics on the market that do not comply with the laws we enforce, if we have reliable information indicating that a cosmetic is adulterated or misbranded."
- Food and Drug Administration may take regulatory action against cosmetics on the market that do not comply with the laws we enforce, if we have reliable information indicating that a cosmetic is adulterated or misbranded."
- JAMA Internal Medicine may take regulatory action against cosmetics on the market that do not comply with the laws we enforce, if we have reliable information indicating that a cosmetic is adulterated or misbranded."
- Northwestern University may take regulatory action against cosmetics on the market that do not comply with the laws we enforce, if we have reliable information indicating that a cosmetic is adulterated or misbranded."


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Still reeling from the death of their eldest son in July, heartbroken parents Paul and Julie Tsatsos are now grieving for their only other child too - and trying to find the hit-and-run driver who killed him on Sunday. Brothers Ryan, 17, and Darryl, 19, died just three months apart, both in car crashes. Ryan, a freshman at Central Michigan University, is being hailed a hero for pushing a female friend out of the path of a car on Sunday morning in Mount Pleasant, as a group of friends walked to their residence hall. He was then struck down by the car, which sped off.

Police say they tried to pull over a car

OPTIONS:
- Brothers Ryan was driving for speeding when the crash occurred.
- Central Michigan University was driving for speeding when the crash occurred.
- Darryl was driving for speeding when the crash occurred.
- Julie was driving for speeding when the crash occurred.
- Julie Tsatsos was driving for speeding when the crash occurred.
- Maycomb County was driving for speeding when the crash occurred.
- Michigan was driving for speeding when the crash occurred.
- Mount Pleasant was driving for speeding when the crash occurred.
- Paul was driving for speeding when the crash occurred.
- Ryan was driving for speeding when the crash occurred.
- Ryan Tsatsos was driving for speeding when the crash occurred.


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Police have claimed they found Karlie Pearce-Stevenson's bank card in her accused killer's wallet four years after she was allegedly murdered - but didn't connect him to the crime, according to reports. Daniel Holdom, 41, appeared in court via video link yesterday charged with the 20-year-old Alice Springs mother's death - who he had reportedly been in a relationship with. His ex-girlfriend Hazel Passmore, 33, attended an Adelaide police station for four hours today to assist police with their inquiries into the deaths of Karlie and her two-year-old Khandalyce. Holdom was pulled over by police on the side of the road in Narara on the Central Coast in January 2013, according to court documents seen by the Sydney Morning Herald.

The 41-year-old came to the attention of police when mobile phone records placed him in Belanglo State Forest when Ms

OPTIONS:
- Adelaide-Stevenson was murdered.
- Alice Springs-Stevenson was murdered.
- Central Coast-Stevenson was murdered.
- Daniel Holdom-Stevenson was murdered.
- Hazel Passmore-Stevenson was murdered.
- Holdom-Stevenson was murdered.
- Karlie-Stevenson was murdered.
- Karlie Pearce-Stevenson was murdered.
- Khandalyce-Stevenson was murdered.
- Narara-Stevenson was murdered.
- Stevenson-Stevenson was murdered.
- Sydney Morning Herald-Stevenson was murdered.


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It's the morning of July 12, 2015, and Raheem Sterling's in his Range Rover driving to Liverpool's training ground. His phone rings. 'Morning gaffer,' Sterling replies as he takes the call. 'Just on the way into training,' the youngster continues. 'Okay, come into training but you're not coming on tour; we've accepted a bid,' Brendan Rodgers informed Sterling - who faces Liverpool for the first time this weekend following his summer departure. It's a moment he'll always remember. Having missed two days of training that week, the hype over whether Sterling would board the plane for Liverpool's tour of the Far East was at fever pitch.

The first set of discussions took place at the end of November, ending in

OPTIONS:
- Brendan Rodgers rejecting a five-year contract worth £85,000 per week.
- Europe rejecting a five-year contract worth £85,000 per week.
- Far East rejecting a five-year contract worth £85,000 per week.
- Forward rejecting a five-year contract worth £85,000 per week.
- Liverpool rejecting a five-year contract worth £85,000 per week.
- Raheem Sterling rejecting a five-year contract worth £85,000 per week.
- Range Rover rejecting a five-year contract worth £85,000 per week.
- Reds rejecting a five-year contract worth £85,000 per week.
- Rodgers rejecting a five-year contract worth £85,000 per week.
- Sterling rejecting a five-year contract worth £85,000 per week.
- Stoke rejecting a five-year contract worth £85,000 per week.


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(CNN) In just one week, Zika cases in Singapore have gone from zero to 258, raising concerns about a potential rapid surge in cases across Asia. A recent study estimates that roughly 2.6 billion people in the region and Africa could be at risk of contracting the virus, which has been linked to the neurological disorder microcephaly in unborn babies. It's not yet clear why Zika has spread so suddenly in Singapore. Many of the cases are thought to be locally-transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito. On Saturday, Singapore's Ministry of Health said analysis of two cases found they had likely evolved from a strain of Zika that was already circulating in Southeast Asia. Malaysia confirmed its first case of Zika infection in a 58-year-old woman -- who had visited her daughter in Singapore -- on September 1. The country reported its first locally-transmitted case on September 3, with authorities expecting more to come.

Khan wants his team's research to help governments with less-developed infrastructures and fewer health facilities to be able to deploy their resources effectively if they ever had to face a

OPTIONS:
- Aedes epidemic.
- Africa epidemic.
- Asia epidemic.
- Malaysia epidemic.
- Ministry of Health epidemic.
- Singapore epidemic.
- Southeast Asia epidemic.
- Zika epidemic.


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Washington (CNN) US President Donald Trump remains unconvinced that Russia attempted to influence the 2016 election, his new White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci said on Sunday. "He basically said to me, 'Hey you know, this is, maybe they did it, maybe they didn't do it,'" Scaramucci said of a recent conversation he'd had with the President about alleged Russian interference. Prior to Trump's inauguration, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence released an unclassified report showing the CIA, FBI and National Security Agency all concluded the Russian government attempted to influence the election to hurt Hillary Clinton and help Trump.

And now that he is in his new job, Scaramucci said it was time for things to change in the

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Scaramucci communications shop.
- CIA communications shop.
- CNN communications shop.
- Donald Trump communications shop.
- FBI communications shop.
- Hillary Clinton communications shop.
- National Security Agency communications shop.
- Office of the Director of National Intelligence communications shop.
- Russia communications shop.
- Russian communications shop.
- Scaramucci communications shop.
- Trump communications shop.
- US communications shop.
- Washington communications shop.
- White House communications shop.
- White House Communications communications shop.


England’s top order need a good, long hard look at themselves and sort out the repeated failings that are the biggest single reason why this Ashes series is level after the most comprehensive of victories here at Lord’s for Australia. The biggest worry for me is that there is such a repetitive nature to England’s dismissals and nothing gets me more angry than seeing batsmen getting out the same way time and again and not learning from their mistakes. England cannot keep on being 30 for three – or worse – and hope to win Tests against Australia. They may have done it at Cardiff but that was only because Joe Root was dropped second ball. He cannot keep on rescuing them.

I would have made a change months ago and moved

OPTIONS:
- Ashes up to three but now I’m a little concerned that he represents one of the only real boxes that have been ticked with runs at five.
- Australia up to three but now I’m a little concerned that he represents one of the only real boxes that have been ticked with runs at five.
- Cardiff up to three but now I’m a little concerned that he represents one of the only real boxes that have been ticked with runs at five.
- England up to three but now I’m a little concerned that he represents one of the only real boxes that have been ticked with runs at five.
- Joe Root up to three but now I’m a little concerned that he represents one of the only real boxes that have been ticked with runs at five.
- Lord's up to three but now I’m a little concerned that he represents one of the only real boxes that have been ticked with runs at five.
- Lord’s up to three but now I’m a little concerned that he represents one of the only real boxes that have been ticked with runs at five.
- Nasser Hussain up to three but now I’m a little concerned that he represents one of the only real boxes that have been ticked with runs at five.


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A rookie quarterback for the New York Jets got a dose of Big Apple reality last month when he was assailed on Twitter for publicly professing a love of national chain pizza. Bryce Petty, 24, praised the simplicity of the ordering process at Domino's on August 27. He soon found himself confused as condemnation of his pizza preference began to trickle in. The trickle soon became a torrent and the Texas-born athlete was so confounded by the controversy that he apologized to his new hometown fans and vowed to start doing as New Yorkers do and eat the locally grown pies.

Go to a

OPTIONS:
- Big Apple spot and get a real slice,' wrote one Twitter user.
- Bryce Petty spot and get a real slice,' wrote one Twitter user.
- Domino's spot and get a real slice,' wrote one Twitter user.
- Dominos spot and get a real slice,' wrote one Twitter user.
- Jets spot and get a real slice,' wrote one Twitter user.
- Midlothian spot and get a real slice,' wrote one Twitter user.
- New York spot and get a real slice,' wrote one Twitter user.
- New York Jets spot and get a real slice,' wrote one Twitter user.
- New Yorkers spot and get a real slice,' wrote one Twitter user.
- Petty spot and get a real slice,' wrote one Twitter user.
- Texas spot and get a real slice,' wrote one Twitter user.
- Twitter spot and get a real slice,' wrote one Twitter user.


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A mother-of-two has smashed the record for the UK's biggest ever coupon shop after buying almost £1,200 worth of food in one go - without spending a penny. Holly Smith, 30, from Gorleston near Great Yarmouth, did the sweep in Tesco Lowestoft, Suffolk, with her husband Callum and gave the whole lot to charity. The 429 item haul included 200 packets of sausages, 63 pots of soup, hundreds of pounds worth of toys and 30 Quorn products. The extreme couponer, who has Asperger's Syndrome, spent months collecting thousands of shopping vouchers to help a local charity for the homeless. The Benjamin Foundation assists families and individuals across the county to deal with many of life's challenges ranging from homelessness to finding affordable childcare.

'People with

OPTIONS:
- Asperger's tend to focus on certain things and for me that's extreme couponing, freebies and bargain hunting.'
- Benjamin Foundation's tend to focus on certain things and for me that's extreme couponing, freebies and bargain hunting.'
- Callum's tend to focus on certain things and for me that's extreme couponing, freebies and bargain hunting.'
- Gorleston's tend to focus on certain things and for me that's extreme couponing, freebies and bargain hunting.'
- Great Yarmouth's tend to focus on certain things and for me that's extreme couponing, freebies and bargain hunting.'
- Holly Smith's tend to focus on certain things and for me that's extreme couponing, freebies and bargain hunting.'
- Lowestoft's tend to focus on certain things and for me that's extreme couponing, freebies and bargain hunting.'
- Mother's tend to focus on certain things and for me that's extreme couponing, freebies and bargain hunting.'
- Suffolk's tend to focus on certain things and for me that's extreme couponing, freebies and bargain hunting.'
- Tesco's tend to focus on certain things and for me that's extreme couponing, freebies and bargain hunting.'
- Tesco Lowestoft's tend to focus on certain things and for me that's extreme couponing, freebies and bargain hunting.'
- The Benjamin Foundation's tend to focus on certain things and for me that's extreme couponing, freebies and bargain hunting.'
- UK's tend to focus on certain things and for me that's extreme couponing, freebies and bargain hunting.'


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(CNN) -- Like Amanda Berry, who ran to freedom Monday after years in captivity, Tonia Carmichael was abducted and held by a male captor not far from her Cleveland home. Berry, whom police took to safety along with two other women they rescued from a home at 2207 Seymour Ave., could be seen healthy and beaming in a photo snapped Monday at an area hospital. She endured 10 years of confinement, but her life will go on. Carmichael was less fortunate. Her life and those of 10 others ended just over five miles away in the notorious "House of Horrors," at 12205 Imperial Ave., at the hands of convicted sex offender Anthony Sowell, who had moved to the address after serving 15 years in prison for attempted rape.

Many of their bodies were exhumed in October 2009 from shallow graves on

OPTIONS:
- Amanda Berry's property.
- Anthony Sowell's property.
- Berry's property.
- CNN's property.
- Carmichael's property.
- Cleveland's property.
- House of Horrors's property.
- Imperial Ave.'s property.
- Seymour Ave.'s property.
- Tonia Carmichael's property.


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Washington (CNN) -- The United States is open to a "more constructive relationship with the Venezuelan government" following the death of Hugo Chavez on Tuesday and the expulsion of two military attaches. However, the action against the United States is "not a sign of strength," according to a senior Obama administration official, describing the move as an internal political ploy to stir nationalistic fervor. The official said Venezuela's vice president, Nicolas Maduro, "is not charismatic" and is trying to sustain the Chavez legacy and win an election by advancing "conspiracy theories." Chavez died of cancer, Maduro said. President Barack Obama said in a statement that the United States "reaffirms its support for the Venezuelan people and its interest in developing a constructive relationship" with Venezuela's government.

The officials believe that Chavez adherents led by

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama will want to maintain the same approach, but could be more pragmatic and less confrontational.
- CNN will want to maintain the same approach, but could be more pragmatic and less confrontational.
- Chavez will want to maintain the same approach, but could be more pragmatic and less confrontational.
- Hugo Chavez will want to maintain the same approach, but could be more pragmatic and less confrontational.
- Maduro will want to maintain the same approach, but could be more pragmatic and less confrontational.
- Nicolas Maduro will want to maintain the same approach, but could be more pragmatic and less confrontational.
- Obama will want to maintain the same approach, but could be more pragmatic and less confrontational.
- U.S. will want to maintain the same approach, but could be more pragmatic and less confrontational.
- United States will want to maintain the same approach, but could be more pragmatic and less confrontational.
- Venezuela will want to maintain the same approach, but could be more pragmatic and less confrontational.
- Venezuelan will want to maintain the same approach, but could be more pragmatic and less confrontational.
- Washington will want to maintain the same approach, but could be more pragmatic and less confrontational.
- White House will want to maintain the same approach, but could be more pragmatic and less confrontational.


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Just 90 miles away, Cuba inevitably shares a long history with the United States, from conquistadors to the Spanish-American War to the Cold War. Here are some of the top moments in that history, even before the countries came into being. Old World meets New World Christopher Columbus lands on Cuba in 1492 and claims the island for Spain, leading the way for that country's conquistadors to explore the Caribbean and the part of the U.S. Southeast that's now Florida, among other parts of the Americas. Spanish-American War The United States helps Cuba win independence from Spain in a war between the European country and the Americans in 1898. In one of the more famous moments, Theodore Roosevelt and his Rough Riders charge up Cuba's Kettle Hill during the Battle of Santiago, and the so-called 1st Volunteer Cavalry become instant heroes.

Flotillas of rafts and boats carry a mass movement of refugees from

OPTIONS:
- Americans to Florida in 1980.
- Americas to Florida in 1980.
- Battle of Santiago to Florida in 1980.
- Caribbean to Florida in 1980.
- Christopher Columbus to Florida in 1980.
- Cold War to Florida in 1980.
- Cuba to Florida in 1980.
- Elian Gonzalez to Florida in 1980.
- European to Florida in 1980.
- Florida to Florida in 1980.
- Guantanamo to Florida in 1980.
- Kettle Hill to Florida in 1980.
- New World to Florida in 1980.
- Old World to Florida in 1980.
- Republic of Cuba to Florida in 1980.
- Rough Riders to Florida in 1980.
- Soviet Union to Florida in 1980.
- Spain to Florida in 1980.
- Spanish-American War to Florida in 1980.
- Theodore Roosevelt to Florida in 1980.
- U.S. to Florida in 1980.
- U.S. Southeast to Florida in 1980.
- United States to Florida in 1980.
- Volunteer Cavalry to Florida in 1980.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump appeared to equate US actions with the authoritarian regime of Russian President Vladimir Putin in an interview released Saturday, saying, "There are a lot of killers. You think our country's so innocent?" Trump made the remark during an interview with Fox News' Bill O'Reilly, saying he respected his Russian counterpart. "But he's a killer," O'Reilly said to Trump. "There are a lot of killers. You think our country's so innocent?" Trump replied. A clip of the exchange was released Saturday and the full interview aired Sunday before the Super Bowl. It was an unusual assertion coming from the President of the United States. Trump himself, however, has made similar points before.

Trump and

OPTIONS:
- Bill O'Reilly spoke on the phone last Saturday, and the two discussed cooperation in the fight against ISIS, among other areas.
- CNN spoke on the phone last Saturday, and the two discussed cooperation in the fight against ISIS, among other areas.
- Donald Trump spoke on the phone last Saturday, and the two discussed cooperation in the fight against ISIS, among other areas.
- Fox News spoke on the phone last Saturday, and the two discussed cooperation in the fight against ISIS, among other areas.
- O'Reilly spoke on the phone last Saturday, and the two discussed cooperation in the fight against ISIS, among other areas.
- Russian spoke on the phone last Saturday, and the two discussed cooperation in the fight against ISIS, among other areas.
- Super Bowl spoke on the phone last Saturday, and the two discussed cooperation in the fight against ISIS, among other areas.
- Trump spoke on the phone last Saturday, and the two discussed cooperation in the fight against ISIS, among other areas.
- US spoke on the phone last Saturday, and the two discussed cooperation in the fight against ISIS, among other areas.
- United States spoke on the phone last Saturday, and the two discussed cooperation in the fight against ISIS, among other areas.
- Vladimir Putin spoke on the phone last Saturday, and the two discussed cooperation in the fight against ISIS, among other areas.
- Washington spoke on the phone last Saturday, and the two discussed cooperation in the fight against ISIS, among other areas.


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Soccer star Hope Solo was spotted in Vancouver on Wednesday spending time with husband Jerramy Stevens. Stevens flew up to join his wife as she and Team USA prepare for their Round of 16 match against Colombia on Monday. The former football star has been very vocal in supporting his wife recently after reports emerged that she was required to stay 300 feet away from a student when she was a senior at Richland High School in Washington back in 1998 after allegedly  punching the girl in the eye and mouth and saying 'I f****** hate you, you fat a** whore.'

In the papers, obtained by TMZ, the alleged victim said that in addition to the physical assault,

OPTIONS:
- Canada had been taunting her for over a year.
- Colombia had been taunting her for over a year.
- DUI had been taunting her for over a year.
- Hope Solo had been taunting her for over a year.
- Jerramy Stevens had been taunting her for over a year.
- NFL had been taunting her for over a year.
- Richland High School had been taunting her for over a year.
- Round of 16 had been taunting her for over a year.
- Solo had been taunting her for over a year.
- Stevens had been taunting her for over a year.
- Team USA had been taunting her for over a year.
- Vancouver had been taunting her for over a year.
- Washington had been taunting her for over a year.
- World Cup had been taunting her for over a year.


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Simferopol, Crimea (CNN) -- Money, time zones, flags, water, ships: just a few of the issues to deal with when you divorce one country and prepare to join another. The pro-Russian leadership of Crimea is now issuing declarations on an almost hourly basis about the practical consequences of joining the Russian Federation, even as much of the rest of the world says the whole process is illegal. Their biggest headache is geographical: Crimea has no land border with Russia. The closest link is a windswept ferry crossing in the far north-eastern corner of Crimea that connects Kerch with the Russian mainland. The town's mayor told CNN last week that a bridge will be built across the 4.5-kilometer wide Strait of Kerch to mother Russia, as promised by Russian Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev, but that's a multi-year project.

Analysts say Russia may have to pump from $1 to $3 billion each year into the Crimean government's budget if pensions and other benefits are to be raised to

OPTIONS:
- ATMs levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- CNN levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Crimea levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Dmitri Medvedev levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Kerch levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Russia levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Russian levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Russian Federation levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Simferopol levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Strait of Kerch levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Tim Lister levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- Ukrainian levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.
- pro-Russian levels - at a time when several other Russian regions are close to insolvent.


Stand-up comedian Alan Davies has hit out at Chelsea captain John Terry, manager Jose Mourinho and owner Roman Abramovich. Davies,  known for his work on  television programmes QI and Jonathan Creek, has said Russian owner Abramovich ‘cruises clear in ugly legitimacy’ while owning the west London outfit. His rant, which came during a weekly hour-long Arsenal podcast called 'The Tuesday Club' alongside fellow comedians, did not cut short at the wealthy oligarch as he claimed Portuguese tactician Mourinho has a ‘narcissistic personality’. Captain Terry, who was found guilty of racially abusing Anton Ferdinand by the Football Association in September 2012 but cleared of using racist language in court, has been described as a ‘racist criminal’ by Davies.

And of course, he would have the racist criminal

OPTIONS:
- Alan Davies as his leader, and the sociopathic violent thug as his centre forward.
- Anton Ferdinand as his leader, and the sociopathic violent thug as his centre forward.
- Arsenal as his leader, and the sociopathic violent thug as his centre forward.
- Chelsea as his leader, and the sociopathic violent thug as his centre forward.
- Davies as his leader, and the sociopathic violent thug as his centre forward.
- Football Association as his leader, and the sociopathic violent thug as his centre forward.
- John Terry as his leader, and the sociopathic violent thug as his centre forward.
- Jonathan Creek as his leader, and the sociopathic violent thug as his centre forward.
- Jose Mourinho as his leader, and the sociopathic violent thug as his centre forward.
- London as his leader, and the sociopathic violent thug as his centre forward.
- Mourinho as his leader, and the sociopathic violent thug as his centre forward.
- Portuguese as his leader, and the sociopathic violent thug as his centre forward.
- QI as his leader, and the sociopathic violent thug as his centre forward.
- Roman Abramovich as his leader, and the sociopathic violent thug as his centre forward.
- Russian as his leader, and the sociopathic violent thug as his centre forward.
- Terry as his leader, and the sociopathic violent thug as his centre forward.
- The Tuesday Club as his leader, and the sociopathic violent thug as his centre forward.


Austin, Texas (CNN) -- In February 2009, Sam Bassett got called to Gov. Rick Perry's office. Bassett was then chairman of the Texas Forensic Science Commission, an agency set up in 2005 to regulate state crime labs after a series of embarrassing scandals. The first matter on its plate involved the 2004 execution of Cameron Todd Willingham, whose murder conviction rested largely on testimony that many arson experts now call outdated and incorrect. Aides to Perry, who allowed Willingham's execution to go forward, started off with general questions about how things were going at the commission, a relatively new agency, Bassett said. But then they started asking about Willingham, questioning whether the commission's review of the evidence in his case was beyond its legal powers.

About six months later,

OPTIONS:
- Austin's term on the commission was up -- and despite letters from members urging his reappointment, Perry replaced him and three other appointees.
- Bassett's term on the commission was up -- and despite letters from members urging his reappointment, Perry replaced him and three other appointees.
- CNN's term on the commission was up -- and despite letters from members urging his reappointment, Perry replaced him and three other appointees.
- Cameron Todd Willingham's term on the commission was up -- and despite letters from members urging his reappointment, Perry replaced him and three other appointees.
- Perry's term on the commission was up -- and despite letters from members urging his reappointment, Perry replaced him and three other appointees.
- Rick Perry's term on the commission was up -- and despite letters from members urging his reappointment, Perry replaced him and three other appointees.
- Sam Bassett's term on the commission was up -- and despite letters from members urging his reappointment, Perry replaced him and three other appointees.
- Texas's term on the commission was up -- and despite letters from members urging his reappointment, Perry replaced him and three other appointees.
- Texas Forensic Science Commission's term on the commission was up -- and despite letters from members urging his reappointment, Perry replaced him and three other appointees.
- Willingham's term on the commission was up -- and despite letters from members urging his reappointment, Perry replaced him and three other appointees.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Libertarian icon Rand Paul has beefed up his campaign store ahead of his announcement this morning that he would compete for the Republican nomination for president next year. Like Paul, the Kentucky senator who made a name for himself by championing issues not typically associated with the GOP such as criminal justice reform and privacy protections, much of the 'Rand' 2016 SWAG is unconventional. Rand fans will still find the usual array of yard signs and bumper stickers. But they'll also have the opportunity to sport their support  through Macbook skins and woven blankets that feature Paul's face, 'Stand with Rand' flip-flops and car mats and a host of other unique items like the 'NSA Spy Cam Blocker.'

OPTIONS:
- GOP backers can 'stop hackers and the NSA' from spying on them for low price of $15.
- Kentucky backers can 'stop hackers and the NSA' from spying on them for low price of $15.
- Libertarian backers can 'stop hackers and the NSA' from spying on them for low price of $15.
- Macbook backers can 'stop hackers and the NSA' from spying on them for low price of $15.
- NSA Spy Cam Blocker backers can 'stop hackers and the NSA' from spying on them for low price of $15.
- Paul backers can 'stop hackers and the NSA' from spying on them for low price of $15.
- Rand backers can 'stop hackers and the NSA' from spying on them for low price of $15.
- Rand Paul backers can 'stop hackers and the NSA' from spying on them for low price of $15.
- Rand' 2016 SWAG backers can 'stop hackers and the NSA' from spying on them for low price of $15.
- Republican backers can 'stop hackers and the NSA' from spying on them for low price of $15.


Write the next sentence.

Virginia is poised to execute a convicted serial killer who claims he's intellectually disabled using lethal injection drugs from Texas because the state's supply of another controversial drug will expire the day before the execution is supposed to take place. Unless Gov. Terry McAuliffe or the U.S. Supreme Court steps in this week, Alfredo Prieto will be executed Thursday - the first Virginia inmate to be receive the death penalty in nearly three years. The El Salvador native was already facing execution in California for raping and murdering a 15-year-old girl when a Virginia jury sentenced him to death in 2010 for the 1988 killings Rachael Raver and her boyfriend, Warren Fulton III.

But a federal appeals court ruled in June that Prieto failed to prove that no reasonable juror would find him eligible for execution, saying that

OPTIONS:
- Alfredo Prieto's ability to handle everyday tasks was 'at best inconclusive.'
- California's ability to handle everyday tasks was 'at best inconclusive.'
- El Salvador's ability to handle everyday tasks was 'at best inconclusive.'
- Prieto's ability to handle everyday tasks was 'at best inconclusive.'
- Rachael Raver's ability to handle everyday tasks was 'at best inconclusive.'
- Terry McAuliffe's ability to handle everyday tasks was 'at best inconclusive.'
- Texas's ability to handle everyday tasks was 'at best inconclusive.'
- U.S. Supreme Court's ability to handle everyday tasks was 'at best inconclusive.'
- Virginia's ability to handle everyday tasks was 'at best inconclusive.'
- Warren Fulton III's ability to handle everyday tasks was 'at best inconclusive.'


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Speaking about Alexis Sanchez's impending return to the Arsenal starting line-up in the week, Arsene Wenger described the Chilean as 'a hyperactive guy.' It's not usually a term of endearment. It suggests that a person is out of control, unable to follow instructions, a bit of a loose cannon. But with some - Sanchez among them - it is something positive. 'He needs that to be happy,' added Wenger. Just as well, because this contest at Selhurst Park was football in hyperspeed. It was breathless, engrossing, end-to-end, the tempo keeping up with the incessant drum beat in the Holmesdale End and sometimes exceeding it.

Now if 'Mr Hyperactive' can keep this going for the next 50 games this season,

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Sanchez won't be far off the championship pace.
- Arsenal won't be far off the championship pace.
- Arsene Wenger won't be far off the championship pace.
- Barclays Premier League won't be far off the championship pace.
- Chilean won't be far off the championship pace.
- Copa America won't be far off the championship pace.
- Crystal Palace won't be far off the championship pace.
- Damien Delaney won't be far off the championship pace.
- Holmesdale End won't be far off the championship pace.
- Joel Ward won't be far off the championship pace.
- Sanchez won't be far off the championship pace.
- Selhurst Park won't be far off the championship pace.
- Wenger won't be far off the championship pace.


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

A senior peer has reported a plane load of mothers to police amid fears they were taking their daughters to Africa for female genital mutilation. Former Lib Dem MP Baroness Tonge contacted Scotland Yard over her concerns about the welfare of dozens of young girls who were on the same flight as her last weekend. She said she had ‘suspicions’ the youngsters were being taken to Somalia, via the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa, for FGM. After she reported her fears to Scotland Yard yesterday, detectives began checking the passenger list for last Saturday’s Ethiopian Airlines flight from Heathrow to Addis Ababa.

The anonymous victim added: 'It's a business for the person doing the cutting and the family as once the child has been through

OPTIONS:
- Addis Ababa, whoever they will marry will pay a higher dowry, it's all about money.'
- Africa, whoever they will marry will pay a higher dowry, it's all about money.'
- Baroness Tonge, whoever they will marry will pay a higher dowry, it's all about money.'
- Ethiopian, whoever they will marry will pay a higher dowry, it's all about money.'
- Ethiopian Airlines, whoever they will marry will pay a higher dowry, it's all about money.'
- FGM, whoever they will marry will pay a higher dowry, it's all about money.'
- Heathrow, whoever they will marry will pay a higher dowry, it's all about money.'
- Lib Dem, whoever they will marry will pay a higher dowry, it's all about money.'
- Scotland Yard, whoever they will marry will pay a higher dowry, it's all about money.'
- Somalia, whoever they will marry will pay a higher dowry, it's all about money.'


Find the right ending to this passage.

Failing footballers love an excuse, and right now it looks to me like the Aston Villa players are happy to stroll around or even stand still while Randy Lerner takes all the blame. The Aston Villa owner has slashed the budget, and lowered standards to the point where they are heading down and out from the Barclays Premier League, so his performance should be scrutinised. But take a look at the players too, some of them are cheating the fans. Just take a look at Alan Hutton's foul for Arsenal's penalty on Sunday – does he think man-handling Theo Walcott in the box like that is the best option?

OPTIONS:
- Alan Hutton have better players, but there is no excuse for not running.
- Arsenal have better players, but there is no excuse for not running.
- Aston Villa have better players, but there is no excuse for not running.
- Barclays Premier League have better players, but there is no excuse for not running.
- Pot have better players, but there is no excuse for not running.
- Premier League have better players, but there is no excuse for not running.
- Randy Lerner have better players, but there is no excuse for not running.
- Remi Garde have better players, but there is no excuse for not running.
- Theo Walcott have better players, but there is no excuse for not running.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) In a major show of defiance to the international community, North Korea fired a ballistic missile over the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido Friday. The launch is the second to fly over Japan in less than a month, and the first since North Korea's sixth nuclear test and new United Nations sanctions on the country. North Korean state media has yet to reference the launch, but a commentary published in the Rodong Sinmun newspaper Friday said "no matter how strong the pressure is, it doesn't work on us." Tokyo and Washington will be seeking to up that pressure at the United Nations Friday, with the two governments calling a snap meeting of the Security Council for Friday afternoon, ahead of the General Assembly next week.

"We must let North Korea understand there is no bright future for

OPTIONS:
- General Assembly if it continues in this way."
- Hokkaido if it continues in this way."
- Japan if it continues in this way."
- Japanese if it continues in this way."
- North Korea if it continues in this way."
- North Korean if it continues in this way."
- Pyongyang if it continues in this way."
- Rodong Sinmun if it continues in this way."
- Security Council if it continues in this way."
- South Korea if it continues in this way."
- Tokyo if it continues in this way."
- UN Security Council if it continues in this way."
- United Nations if it continues in this way."
- Washington if it continues in this way."


How does this story end?

Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson was left to tell the players that manager Brendan Rodgers had been sacked. The England midfielder was tasked with delivering the news to his team-mates by the Anfield hierarchy following the 1-1 draw with Everton on Sunday. Sportsmail also understands that while players are saddened by the Northern Irishman's departure they are excited about the prospect of Jurgen Klopp arriving as his successor and are hopeful the German can make an immediate impact. Who should replace Brendan Rodgers as Liverpool boss? Who should replace Brendan Rodgers as Liverpool boss? Now share your opinion Rodgers was dismissed hours after the derby clash at Goodison Park, although the decision to part ways with the 42-year-old was made more than a week ago by the club's Fenway Sports Group (FSG) owners.

Players had no idea that

OPTIONS:
- Anfield's departure was imminent but were not shocked when the axe fell after weeks of speculation over the manager's future.
- Brendan Rodgers's departure was imminent but were not shocked when the axe fell after weeks of speculation over the manager's future.
- England's departure was imminent but were not shocked when the axe fell after weeks of speculation over the manager's future.
- Everton's departure was imminent but were not shocked when the axe fell after weeks of speculation over the manager's future.
- FSG's departure was imminent but were not shocked when the axe fell after weeks of speculation over the manager's future.
- Fenway Sports Group's departure was imminent but were not shocked when the axe fell after weeks of speculation over the manager's future.
- German's departure was imminent but were not shocked when the axe fell after weeks of speculation over the manager's future.
- Goodison Park's departure was imminent but were not shocked when the axe fell after weeks of speculation over the manager's future.
- Henderson's departure was imminent but were not shocked when the axe fell after weeks of speculation over the manager's future.
- Jordan Henderson's departure was imminent but were not shocked when the axe fell after weeks of speculation over the manager's future.
- Jurgen Klopp's departure was imminent but were not shocked when the axe fell after weeks of speculation over the manager's future.
- Klopp's departure was imminent but were not shocked when the axe fell after weeks of speculation over the manager's future.
- Liverpool's departure was imminent but were not shocked when the axe fell after weeks of speculation over the manager's future.
- Mike Gordon's departure was imminent but were not shocked when the axe fell after weeks of speculation over the manager's future.
- Northern Irishman's departure was imminent but were not shocked when the axe fell after weeks of speculation over the manager's future.
- Rodgers's departure was imminent but were not shocked when the axe fell after weeks of speculation over the manager's future.
- Sportsmail's departure was imminent but were not shocked when the axe fell after weeks of speculation over the manager's future.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Apple has removed all games from its iTunes App Store that contain images of the Confederate flag. It follows a similar decision by a number of retailers this week, including Ebay and Amazon, in the wake of last week's mass shooting at a black South Carolina church. Apps that have been deleted include civil war games such as like Ultimate General: Gettysburg and all the Hunted Cow Civil War. The change began early this morning, when Apple sent a number of major game developers a notice that their products were to be pulled. 'We have removed apps from the App Store that use the Confederate flag in offensive or mean-spirited ways, which is in violation of our guidelines,' the firm confirmed.

The scale of sales of

OPTIONS:
- Alibaba-related items on Alibaba platforms was not immediately clear.
- Amazon-related items on Alibaba platforms was not immediately clear.
- App Store-related items on Alibaba platforms was not immediately clear.
- Apple-related items on Alibaba platforms was not immediately clear.
- Apps-related items on Alibaba platforms was not immediately clear.
- Confederate-related items on Alibaba platforms was not immediately clear.
- Ebay-related items on Alibaba platforms was not immediately clear.
- Gettysburg-related items on Alibaba platforms was not immediately clear.
- Hunted Cow Civil War-related items on Alibaba platforms was not immediately clear.
- South Carolina-related items on Alibaba platforms was not immediately clear.
- Ultimate General-related items on Alibaba platforms was not immediately clear.
- iTunes App Store-related items on Alibaba platforms was not immediately clear.


Complete the passage.

Paso Canoas, Costa Rica (CNN) Yolanda ticks off the countries she and her husband have passed through in the last three months: Brazil, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Panama and now Costa Rica. But she is no tourist. "A lot of roads, lots of bus rides, and a lot of walking too," she tells CNN, agreeing to be interviewed but asking that we only use her first name and not show her face. "For a 7-month pregnant woman, that is a long, long time." Yolanda says she is originally from Congo. She and her husband are among tens of thousands of migrants -- many from Africa and Haiti -- criss-crossing South and Central America trying to reach the United States.

"No one was prepared or was thinking about the possibility that we would receive 10,000 people from

OPTIONS:
- Africa or Africa."
- Brazil or Africa."
- CNN or Africa."
- Central America or Africa."
- Colombia or Africa."
- Congo or Africa."
- Costa Rica or Africa."
- Ecuador or Africa."
- Haiti or Africa."
- Latin America or Africa."
- Panama or Africa."
- Paso Canoas or Africa."
- Peru or Africa."
- South or Africa."
- United States or Africa."
- Yolanda or Africa."


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- A Jewish hockey player sued the National Hockey League's Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday, claiming that coaches of one of its affiliate teams subjected him to harassment and anti-Semitic remarks. Jason Bailey, 23, is seeking unspecified damages in the action filed in Orange County (California) Superior Court against the Ducks, the Bakersfield Condors and coaches Martin Raymond and Mark Pederson. "Sorry, we can't comment," said Alex Gilchrist, director of media and communications for the Ducks. According to the complaint, Bailey endured "a barrage of anti-Semitic, offensive and degrading verbal attacks regarding his Jewish faith" from Raymond, head coach of the Condors. Raymond, according to the lawsuit, would say, "they (referring to Jews) 'only care about money and who's who.' "

Assistant head coach

OPTIONS:
- Alex Gilchrist made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's Jewish."
- Anaheim Ducks made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's Jewish."
- Bailey made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's Jewish."
- Bakersfield Condors made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's Jewish."
- CNN made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's Jewish."
- California made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's Jewish."
- Condors made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's Jewish."
- Ducks made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's Jewish."
- Jason Bailey made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's Jewish."
- Jewish made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's Jewish."
- Jews made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's Jewish."
- Mark Pederson made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's Jewish."
- Martin Raymond made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's Jewish."
- National Hockey League made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's Jewish."
- Orange County made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's Jewish."
- Raymond made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's Jewish."
- Superior Court made anti-Semitic remarks about Bailey, the suit alleges, including, "well, I don't know if we can trust him with the money; he's Jewish."


Complete the passage.

The Tories have accepted hundreds of thousands of pounds from a businessman whose company duped thousands of families in a mis-selling scandal. Multi-millionaire Richard Harpin has given the Tories £375,000 since 2008 – including £50,000 in the first week of the election campaign, official records show. The revelation will raise fresh questions for David Cameron over his links to millionaire donors. Multi-millionaire Richard Harpin has given the Tories £375,000 since 2008 – including £50,000 in the first week of the election campaign Mr Harpin is the chief executive of HomeServe – the maintenance firm which styles itself as the UK's 'fifth emergency service'.

The company – which claims it offers peace of mind to consumers who are worried about losing their boiler or water supply in the dead of winter – has three million customers in the

OPTIONS:
- David Cameron, holding 7.5million policies.
- Harpin, holding 7.5million policies.
- HomeServe, holding 7.5million policies.
- Richard Harpin, holding 7.5million policies.
- Tories, holding 7.5million policies.
- UK, holding 7.5million policies.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

A New York Times reporter contacted Caitlyn Jenner about her cross-dressing habits in the mid-1980s - but the story never ran. And it has now been revealed that the publicist who helped shut that article down more than a decade ago was behind Jenner's groundbreaking 20/20 interview special with Diane Sawyer in April. Jenner first reached out to Alan Nierob, an executive at Hollywood agency Rogers & Cowan, when a New York Times reporter began asking her questions about cross-dressing, Variety first reported. The Olympian confided in Nierob and told him about her gender dysphoria. It was a secret the publicist would keep for thirty years, a fact Caitlyn would remember when she was ready to share it with the world.

'I'd literally go up into the hotel room, change [into women's] clothes, and walk around,' Jenner would tell

OPTIONS:
- Alan Nierob almost 30 years later about that period in her life.
- Caitlyn almost 30 years later about that period in her life.
- Caitlyn Jenner almost 30 years later about that period in her life.
- Diane Sawyer almost 30 years later about that period in her life.
- Hollywood almost 30 years later about that period in her life.
- Jenner almost 30 years later about that period in her life.
- New York Times almost 30 years later about that period in her life.
- Nierob almost 30 years later about that period in her life.
- Olympian almost 30 years later about that period in her life.
- Rogers & Cowan almost 30 years later about that period in her life.
- Times almost 30 years later about that period in her life.
- Variety almost 30 years later about that period in her life.


Complete the passage.

President Obama said Tuesday that he has a 'businesslike' working relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, but that the two men have virtually irreconcilable differences in their approaches to establishing a Palestinian state as a road to Middle East peace. 'We believe that two states is the best path forward for Israel's security, for Palestinian aspirations, and for regional stability,' Obama said during an afternoon  joint press conference with Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai. 'That's our view, and that continues to be our view.' Netanyahu, he said, 'has a different approach.' 'And so this can't be reduced to a matter of, somehow, "Let's all hold hands and sing Kumbaya",' the president told reporters in the East Room of the Whtie House.

NO KUMBAYA: Obama said

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan would likely kill off any chance for a two-state solution in the Middle East, and it couldn't be achieved simply by holding hands and 'singing' for peace
- Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai would likely kill off any chance for a two-state solution in the Middle East, and it couldn't be achieved simply by holding hands and 'singing' for peace
- Bibi would likely kill off any chance for a two-state solution in the Middle East, and it couldn't be achieved simply by holding hands and 'singing' for peace
- East Room would likely kill off any chance for a two-state solution in the Middle East, and it couldn't be achieved simply by holding hands and 'singing' for peace
- Israel would likely kill off any chance for a two-state solution in the Middle East, and it couldn't be achieved simply by holding hands and 'singing' for peace
- Israeli would likely kill off any chance for a two-state solution in the Middle East, and it couldn't be achieved simply by holding hands and 'singing' for peace
- Kumbaya would likely kill off any chance for a two-state solution in the Middle East, and it couldn't be achieved simply by holding hands and 'singing' for peace
- Kumbayah would likely kill off any chance for a two-state solution in the Middle East, and it couldn't be achieved simply by holding hands and 'singing' for peace
- Middle East would likely kill off any chance for a two-state solution in the Middle East, and it couldn't be achieved simply by holding hands and 'singing' for peace
- Netanyahu would likely kill off any chance for a two-state solution in the Middle East, and it couldn't be achieved simply by holding hands and 'singing' for peace
- Obama would likely kill off any chance for a two-state solution in the Middle East, and it couldn't be achieved simply by holding hands and 'singing' for peace
- Palestinian would likely kill off any chance for a two-state solution in the Middle East, and it couldn't be achieved simply by holding hands and 'singing' for peace
- United Nations would likely kill off any chance for a two-state solution in the Middle East, and it couldn't be achieved simply by holding hands and 'singing' for peace
- Whtie House would likely kill off any chance for a two-state solution in the Middle East, and it couldn't be achieved simply by holding hands and 'singing' for peace