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

Washington (CNN) Donald Trump tweeted Tuesday that he didn't invite "Iron" Mike Tyson to speak at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, dismissing a report that he wanted the former heavyweight champ at the event. Trump tweeted, "Iron Mike Tyson was not asked to speak at the Convention though I'm sure he would do a good job if he was. The media makes everything up!" Trump was responding to a Bloomberg News report that said Trump's team was looking to line up a slate of sports figures to appear at the convention, including Tyson, ex-Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka, former Indiana University basketball coach Bobby Knight and NASCAR chief Brian France. The report said the figures' roles at the convention had not been finalized.

The two have known each other for many years before Trump announced his campaign for president --

OPTIONS:
- Bloomberg News defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."
- Bobby Knight defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."
- Brian France defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."
- CNN defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."
- Chicago Bears defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."
- Cleveland defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."
- Convention defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."
- Donald Trump defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."
- Indiana University defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."
- Iron defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."
- Mike Ditka defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."
- Mike Tyson defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."
- NASCAR defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."
- Ohio defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."
- Republican National Convention defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."
- Trump defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."
- Tyson defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."
- Washington defended the fighter after he was convicted of rape in 1992, saying that Tyson was "railroaded."


It can’t receive phone calls, track your exercise or let you send messages, but an old watch made by Apple is on sale via eBay for more than the brand’s latest offering. An analogue promotional watch from Apple with a blue bezel, rubber strap and colourful hands, is listed on the internet auction site with a ‘buy it now’ price of $2,499.99 (£1,707.47) plus postage. For the same price as the 1997 timepiece, Apple fans could pre-order five of the cheapest Apple Watch Sport, which cost £299 in the UK and still have some change. An analogue promotional watch from Apple (pictured) with a blue bezel, rubber strap and colourful hands, is listed on the internet auction site with a ‘buy it now’ price of $2,499.99 (£1,707.47) plus postage

The seller, called ‘theappleipodbay’ calls the watch, which was released to promote Apple’s

OPTIONS:
- Apple, a ‘rare collector item.
- Apple Watch Sport, a ‘rare collector item.
- Apple Watch Sports, a ‘rare collector item.
- Mac OS, a ‘rare collector item.
- UK, a ‘rare collector item.
- Vintage, a ‘rare collector item.
- eBay, a ‘rare collector item.


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Moscow (CNN) Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has dismissed claims that his country is interfering in the US presidential election as "ridiculous". In an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour in Moscow, Lavrov said it was "flattering" that American officials think Russia is meddling in the election, but the accusations were baseless. The US last week accused Russia of being behind a series of email hacks, including communications from the Democratic National Committee. "It's flattering, of course, to get this kind of attention -- for a regional power, as President Obama called us some time ago," Lavrov said in the CNN interview.

With a wryness for which the Russian diplomat has become known, Lavrov said he was putting himself "in the shoes of the

OPTIONS:
- American politicians."
- CNN politicians."
- Christiane Amanpour politicians."
- Democratic National Committee politicians."
- Lavrov politicians."
- Moscow politicians."
- Obama politicians."
- Putin politicians."
- Russia politicians."
- Russian politicians."
- Sergey Lavrov politicians."
- US politicians."


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Saira Murillo is just one of 11 million undocumented immigrants in the country who was specifically excluded from signing up for the Affordable Care Act, but it wasn't until recently that she found a way around the system. "I didn't realize that as a DACA recipient, I would also be eligible to receive health insurance. It was thanks to a professor who told me and other undocumented students about our eligibility for Medi-Cal," Murillo told CNN en Español. Deferred status, or DACA, refers to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program enacted in 2012. It grants some undocumented youths temporary work authorization and a two-year reprieve from deportation.

"Normally, someone with deferred action status would be considered lawfully present for all purposes on a federal level, which would mean that those DACA grantees would've been included in the ACA except that was changed about two months after the

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act program was announced," Huerta said.
- CNN program was announced," Huerta said.
- DACA program was announced," Huerta said.
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program was announced," Huerta said.
- Español program was announced," Huerta said.
- Medi-Cal program was announced," Huerta said.
- Michelle Lujan Grisham program was announced," Huerta said.
- Murillo program was announced," Huerta said.
- Saira Murillo program was announced," Huerta said.


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When Johnny Marr decided to go it alone in 1987, The Smiths couldn’t survive. The other three members were highly skilled in their arts, Morrissey nothing short of genius in fact. But they couldn’t function as a group without Marr, one of the greatest and most respected guitarists, musicians and writers of all time. Right now, I look at Stoke City and I see something similar. Losing Asmir Begovic was a blow. Losing Steven N’Zonzi was arguably even bigger. But Stoke’s version of Marr is Ryan Shawcross. They look useless without him and heaven knows they’re miserable now. The good news for Stoke is that, unlike Marr, Shawcross will be back. But rarely have I seen a team struggle so badly because of the absence of one player.

OPTIONS:
- Asmir Begovic is not just a very good centre-half, he is a leader of the team.
- Butland is not just a very good centre-half, he is a leader of the team.
- England is not just a very good centre-half, he is a leader of the team.
- Jack Butland is not just a very good centre-half, he is a leader of the team.
- Joe Hart is not just a very good centre-half, he is a leader of the team.
- Johnny Marr is not just a very good centre-half, he is a leader of the team.
- Marr is not just a very good centre-half, he is a leader of the team.
- Morrissey is not just a very good centre-half, he is a leader of the team.
- Potters is not just a very good centre-half, he is a leader of the team.
- Roy Hodgson is not just a very good centre-half, he is a leader of the team.
- Ryan Shawcross is not just a very good centre-half, he is a leader of the team.
- Shawcross is not just a very good centre-half, he is a leader of the team.
- Steven N’Zonzi is not just a very good centre-half, he is a leader of the team.
- Stoke is not just a very good centre-half, he is a leader of the team.
- Stoke City is not just a very good centre-half, he is a leader of the team.
- The Smiths is not just a very good centre-half, he is a leader of the team.


Ben Youngs choked back tears of more Six Nations title misery and admitted: ‘We are all devastated to go so close but not get the job done.’ The scrum-half was outstanding in an incredible game that left England ruing all those missed chances against Scotland the week before. They hardly missed a chance at Twickenham this time but a dejected Youngs, who scored two fine tries, insisted: ‘All the lads are devastated. We felt for most of the game we had a chance but just could not make that gap bigger when we needed. We just could not get the job done.

OPTIONS:
- Ben Youngs goes over the line to give England an early lead in their Six Nations clash
- England goes over the line to give England an early lead in their Six Nations clash
- France goes over the line to give England an early lead in their Six Nations clash
- Scotland goes over the line to give England an early lead in their Six Nations clash
- Six Nations goes over the line to give England an early lead in their Six Nations clash
- Stuart Lancaster goes over the line to give England an early lead in their Six Nations clash
- Twickenham goes over the line to give England an early lead in their Six Nations clash
- Youngs goes over the line to give England an early lead in their Six Nations clash


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(CNN)The American and British embassies in Yemen suspended operations and moved staffers out Wednesday, and urged their citizens to leave the politically-unstable nation as well. The U.S. Embassy had already been operating on a skeletal staff since late January. The French embassy also said it would close its doors starting Friday due to the security situation. The troubled Middle Eastern nation has been without clear leadership and potentially on the brink of armed conflict since Houthi rebels seized control of key government facilities, dissolved parliament, and placed the President under house arrest. President Abdu Rabu Mansour Hadi later resigned in protest.

"

OPTIONS:
- Abdu Rabu Mansour Hadi will temporarily be closed as of Friday, February 13, 2015, until further notice."
- American will temporarily be closed as of Friday, February 13, 2015, until further notice."
- Americans will temporarily be closed as of Friday, February 13, 2015, until further notice."
- British will temporarily be closed as of Friday, February 13, 2015, until further notice."
- CNN will temporarily be closed as of Friday, February 13, 2015, until further notice."
- Embassy will temporarily be closed as of Friday, February 13, 2015, until further notice."
- French will temporarily be closed as of Friday, February 13, 2015, until further notice."
- Houthi will temporarily be closed as of Friday, February 13, 2015, until further notice."
- Middle Eastern will temporarily be closed as of Friday, February 13, 2015, until further notice."
- U.S. will temporarily be closed as of Friday, February 13, 2015, until further notice."
- Yemen will temporarily be closed as of Friday, February 13, 2015, until further notice."


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Peter Lawwell recently admitted to telling Ronny Deila that it was a matter of getting over the ‘Le Guen hump’ but Celtic’s chief executive might well have cited a couple of names that had met their grim fates closer to home. One thing is for sure: Deila did not need to be an ardent student of the history of Scottish football to appreciate the gravitas of the situation he had become immersed in earlier this season. By late autumn, his side had twice exited Europe while Hamilton Accies had left Celtic Park triumphant. A search party was hardly required to identify his doubters.

OPTIONS:
- Bhoys was saying that the whole time - relax, you’re not the first, we’ve been through this before.
- Celtic was saying that the whole time - relax, you’re not the first, we’ve been through this before.
- Celtic Park was saying that the whole time - relax, you’re not the first, we’ve been through this before.
- Deila was saying that the whole time - relax, you’re not the first, we’ve been through this before.
- Europe was saying that the whole time - relax, you’re not the first, we’ve been through this before.
- Hamilton Accies was saying that the whole time - relax, you’re not the first, we’ve been through this before.
- Le Guen was saying that the whole time - relax, you’re not the first, we’ve been through this before.
- Peter Lawwell was saying that the whole time - relax, you’re not the first, we’ve been through this before.
- Premiership was saying that the whole time - relax, you’re not the first, we’ve been through this before.
- Ronny Deila was saying that the whole time - relax, you’re not the first, we’ve been through this before.
- Scottish was saying that the whole time - relax, you’re not the first, we’ve been through this before.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) -- Yep. You read the headline right. We are so used to the constant flow of bad news from much of the Muslim world that it's hard to get your head around the good news when things go right somewhere like Afghanistan. Consider that the Afghans have done exactly what the feckless and irresponsible Iraqi government failed to do during the past several years. On Monday Afghans formed a "national unity government" with the once-bitter rivals Dr. Ashraf Ghani, taking the role of president and Dr. Adullah Abdullah taking the role of chief executive officer; similar, it is envisioned, to a prime ministerial role.

Again, this is exactly the opposite of what happened in

OPTIONS:
- Adullah Abdullah where the Iraqis would not sign a similar basing agreement with the United States.
- Afghan where the Iraqis would not sign a similar basing agreement with the United States.
- Afghanistan where the Iraqis would not sign a similar basing agreement with the United States.
- Afghans where the Iraqis would not sign a similar basing agreement with the United States.
- Ashraf Ghani where the Iraqis would not sign a similar basing agreement with the United States.
- Bergen where the Iraqis would not sign a similar basing agreement with the United States.
- CNN where the Iraqis would not sign a similar basing agreement with the United States.
- Iraq where the Iraqis would not sign a similar basing agreement with the United States.
- Iraqi where the Iraqis would not sign a similar basing agreement with the United States.
- Muslim where the Iraqis would not sign a similar basing agreement with the United States.
- Peter Bergen where the Iraqis would not sign a similar basing agreement with the United States.
- U.S. where the Iraqis would not sign a similar basing agreement with the United States.
- al-Maliki where the Iraqis would not sign a similar basing agreement with the United States.


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Connellsville, PennsylvaniaJudy Keller, 69, has always relied on Highlands Hospital for medical care, just as her parents did before her. When she walks through the halls, she recognizes faces from the community and even from her days working as a school teacher. The 64-bed facility, she says, is a mainstay of this rural Southwest Pennsylvania town. "This hospital all my life has been here," said Keller, now retired. "[It] helps a lot of people who don't have adequate health care coverage — and I don't know what they would do without it." Aside from providing health care to a largely poor population, it provides hundreds of jobs in a town that locals say never recovered after industries such as coal mining and glass manufacturing disappeared.

It has 175 beds — more than double

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act — but no behavioral health services to treat problems like addiction.
- Connellsville — but no behavioral health services to treat problems like addiction.
- Highlands Hospital — but no behavioral health services to treat problems like addiction.
- Keller — but no behavioral health services to treat problems like addiction.
- PennsylvaniaJudy Keller — but no behavioral health services to treat problems like addiction.
- Southwest Pennsylvania — but no behavioral health services to treat problems like addiction.


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(CNN) Since the headline-grabbing murder of American journalist James Foley by ISIS militants in August 2014, the world has been regularly confronted with a modern form of an ancient, horrifying method of execution. British and American aid workers, Japanese and American journalists, Kurdish and Syrian soldiers, Egyptian and Ethiopian Christians and an alleged Russian spy were among those who followed in Foley's wake: their gruesome beheadings documented on camera and disseminated as propaganda to a global online audience. Canadian John Ridsdel, held by the Philippines-based, ISIS-allied jihadist group Abu Sayyaf since he was abducted in September, is the latest victim to be murdered in this way.

The highly ritualized killings have galvanized international opposition to

OPTIONS:
- Abu Sayyaf, but may also have helped attract a wave of foreign recruits to the group's cause.
- Academic, but may also have helped attract a wave of foreign recruits to the group's cause.
- American, but may also have helped attract a wave of foreign recruits to the group's cause.
- British, but may also have helped attract a wave of foreign recruits to the group's cause.
- CNN, but may also have helped attract a wave of foreign recruits to the group's cause.
- Canadian, but may also have helped attract a wave of foreign recruits to the group's cause.
- Egyptian, but may also have helped attract a wave of foreign recruits to the group's cause.
- Ethiopian Christians, but may also have helped attract a wave of foreign recruits to the group's cause.
- Foley, but may also have helped attract a wave of foreign recruits to the group's cause.
- ISIS, but may also have helped attract a wave of foreign recruits to the group's cause.
- James Foley, but may also have helped attract a wave of foreign recruits to the group's cause.
- Japanese, but may also have helped attract a wave of foreign recruits to the group's cause.
- John Ridsdel, but may also have helped attract a wave of foreign recruits to the group's cause.
- Kurdish, but may also have helped attract a wave of foreign recruits to the group's cause.
- Philippines, but may also have helped attract a wave of foreign recruits to the group's cause.
- Russian, but may also have helped attract a wave of foreign recruits to the group's cause.
- Syrian, but may also have helped attract a wave of foreign recruits to the group's cause.


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(CNN) NASA is sending a space probe to chase down a dark, potentially dangerous asteroid. The probe will take a sample of the asteroid and -- in a US space first -- bring the sample back to Earth. "This is a dark asteroid that we have found and we're going to hunt down, we're going to orbit, we're going to take a good look at it and we're going to bring back a sample," Jim Green, director of NASA's Planetary Science Division, said at a news briefing on August 17. If you're thinking this sounds a bit like the plot from the 1998 sci-fi flick "Armageddon" you would be right, but without Bruce Willis (there won't be any people on this spacecraft) and without space shuttles (NASA retired the shuttles in 2011).

But

OPTIONS:
- Armageddon said that, as of right now, no agency has a plan to stop an asteroid or comet from hitting Earth.
- Bennu said that, as of right now, no agency has a plan to stop an asteroid or comet from hitting Earth.
- Bruce Willis said that, as of right now, no agency has a plan to stop an asteroid or comet from hitting Earth.
- CNN said that, as of right now, no agency has a plan to stop an asteroid or comet from hitting Earth.
- Jim Green said that, as of right now, no agency has a plan to stop an asteroid or comet from hitting Earth.
- NASA said that, as of right now, no agency has a plan to stop an asteroid or comet from hitting Earth.
- OSIRIS said that, as of right now, no agency has a plan to stop an asteroid or comet from hitting Earth.
- Planetary Science Division said that, as of right now, no agency has a plan to stop an asteroid or comet from hitting Earth.
- REx said that, as of right now, no agency has a plan to stop an asteroid or comet from hitting Earth.
- US said that, as of right now, no agency has a plan to stop an asteroid or comet from hitting Earth.


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(CNN) -- CNN Pentagon Correspondent Barbara Starr reported Thursday that the U.S. intelligence community has information that Russian artillery is firing into eastern Ukraine. The artillery pieces shown in the released footage are Russian M-46 130mm field guns with a range of a little over 16 miles. Why would the Russians do this? Simple -- this fits into their plan to support pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine. The end game? I believe it is the eventual absorption of that region into the Russian Federation. The area in red on the map is where much of the fighting between the Ukrainian government and the pro-Russian rebels has been occurring over the last month. The separatists have downed several Ukrainian military aircraft in this area as the fighting raged. It is also the area in which Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was shot down in what most of us believe was a tragic case of mistaken identity and inept use of modern weaponry.

Over the past month, the Ukrainians have been successful in pushing the rebels into a pocket near the

OPTIONS:
- Barbara Starr border.
- CNN border.
- Francona border.
- M-46 border.
- Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 border.
- Pentagon border.
- Putin border.
- Rick Francona border.
- Russian border.
- Russian Federation border.
- Russians border.
- U.S. border.
- Ukraine border.
- Ukrainian border.
- Vladimir Putin border.
- pro-Russian border.


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(CNN) What do United Airlines, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer and Fox News host Bill O'Reilly have in common? They all bungled responses to public relations crises this week, says Lanny Davis, a lawyer and crisis management specialist. Speaking with CNN's Michael Smerconish on Saturday, Davis said United Airlines' response to a viral video of a passenger being dragged off a flight was a "textbook case of how to do everything wrong." Davis, whose past clients include Martha Stewart and the NFL's Washington Redskins, was particularly critical of United CEO Oscar Munoz. In his initial statement about the incident on Monday, Munoz only apologized for "having to re-accommodate ... customers." An email he later sent to United employees described the removed passenger as "disruptive and belligerent."

OPTIONS:
- Assad broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.
- Bill O'Reilly broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.
- CNN broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.
- Davis broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.
- Fox News broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.
- Hitler broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.
- Lanny Davis broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.
- Martha Stewart broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.
- Michael Smerconish broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.
- Munoz broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.
- NFL broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.
- Oscar Munoz broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.
- Sean Spicer broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.
- Syria broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.
- United broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.
- United Airlines broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.
- Washington Redskins broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.
- White House broke a "cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to Hitler," said Davis.


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Editor's note: Col. Ann Wright, who served for 29 years in the U.S. Army and Army Reserves, was one of the first State Department officers to open the U.S. Embassy in Kabul in 2001. She resigned from the State Department in protest the day the Iraq War began. She had served as a diplomat for 16 years and received the State Department's Award for Heroism. Paul Kawika Martin is Peace Action's political director and the founder of the Afghanistan Policy Working Group. President Obama just announced he plans to send 30,000 more troops into Afghanistan, where hatred of the U.S. grows every day. Next door, nuclear-armed Pakistan tilts toward disaster. It's time for Americans to insist on a nonmilitary way out of this mess.

Many fear civil war or the return of the

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan.
- Afghanistan Policy Working Group.
- Americans.
- Ann Wright.
- Army Reserves.
- Award for Heroism.
- Iraq War.
- Kabul.
- Martin.
- NATO.
- Obama.
- Pakistan.
- Paul Kawika Martin.
- Peace Action.
- State Department.
- Taliban.
- U.S..
- U.S. Army.
- U.S. Embassy.
- Wright.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump is living every child's dream: More ice cream. According to an extensive interview with TIME Magazine, Trump's White House staff has settled into Trump's routine and know his desires, sometimes before he does, For example: Trump takes two scoops of ice cream with his chocolate cream pie, TIME reported, while everyone else around the table gets just one. In the interview published Thursday, Trump also expanded on his view of Russian hacking during the 2016 election, refuted reports that he is unhappy with his current national security adviser and took a level of blame for his combative administration.

But, more than anything, Trump gave TIME a window into some of the oddities that make his White House unlike any in modern history, including the traits that make

OPTIONS:
- CNN tick.
- Donald Trump tick.
- Russian tick.
- TIME tick.
- TIME Magazine tick.
- Trump tick.
- Washington tick.
- White House tick.


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(CNN) The Marine Corps' fighting ability is undermined by the more than 30,000 active Marines and veterans involved in a private Facebook group being investigated for allegedly posting explicit photos of women in the military without their consent, a former Navy secretary told CNN on Friday. "There's no good excuse," Ray Mabus said on CNN's New Day. "The Marine motto is 'semper fidelis,' always faithful, and what these Marines did was to be unfaithful to their fellow Marines." "Marines look after each other, Marines have each other's back. Look at what the commandant of the Marine Corps said about this, this makes us a less effective fighting force," Mabus said, referring to a video statement posted Tuesday by Gen. Robert Neller.

"These Marines, these veterans, that have participated in this have attacked fellow

OPTIONS:
- CNN, and that is inexcusable in a fighting force, and particularly in the Marines, who are so special."
- Facebook, and that is inexcusable in a fighting force, and particularly in the Marines, who are so special."
- Mabus, and that is inexcusable in a fighting force, and particularly in the Marines, who are so special."
- Marine Corps, and that is inexcusable in a fighting force, and particularly in the Marines, who are so special."
- Marines, and that is inexcusable in a fighting force, and particularly in the Marines, who are so special."
- Marines United, and that is inexcusable in a fighting force, and particularly in the Marines, who are so special."
- Navy, and that is inexcusable in a fighting force, and particularly in the Marines, who are so special."
- New Day, and that is inexcusable in a fighting force, and particularly in the Marines, who are so special."
- Ray Mabus, and that is inexcusable in a fighting force, and particularly in the Marines, who are so special."
- Robert Neller, and that is inexcusable in a fighting force, and particularly in the Marines, who are so special."


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

The smell of incense burning and the sound of deep-throated chants greet you at the gate of one of Kathmandu's massive stupas, a Buddhist holy place where Tibetans gather to pray. For decades, Nepal has been a safe haven for Tibetans who escape China. But Tibetan activists say their people's peaceful existence here is being disturbed because of China's growing influence in Nepal. Nepali-born Tibetan Sonam Choden has lived in Nepal her whole life, hearing stories from her parents about how her grandparents were killed by the Chinese. She says she is overwhelmed with frustration over how Tibetans are now being treated in Nepal.

Nepali citizens freely travel to China, and as we found out, the

OPTIONS:
- Buddhist freely cross into Nepal too -- and enforce their rules on Nepal's territory.
- China freely cross into Nepal too -- and enforce their rules on Nepal's territory.
- Chinese freely cross into Nepal too -- and enforce their rules on Nepal's territory.
- India freely cross into Nepal too -- and enforce their rules on Nepal's territory.
- Kathmandu freely cross into Nepal too -- and enforce their rules on Nepal's territory.
- Nepal freely cross into Nepal too -- and enforce their rules on Nepal's territory.
- Nepali freely cross into Nepal too -- and enforce their rules on Nepal's territory.
- Sonam Choden freely cross into Nepal too -- and enforce their rules on Nepal's territory.
- Tibetan freely cross into Nepal too -- and enforce their rules on Nepal's territory.
- Tibetans freely cross into Nepal too -- and enforce their rules on Nepal's territory.


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Patties Foods says its testing has found no link between its Nanna's brand frozen mixed berries and a national hepatitis A outbreak. The health department continues to investigate how 34 people in six states contracted the hepatitis A virus, all of whom consumed the same brand of frozen mixed berries. Patties Foods said no hepatitis A virus or E.coli were detected in any sample of its recalled and non-recalled Nanna's Mixed Berries 1kg product during its own testing. Managing director and CEO Steven Chaur said the company's microbiological and viral testing does not confirm any link between Nanna's Mixed Berries and the virus and shows no systemic failure of its quality assurance programs.

'If our Nanna's product was the source, the lack of laboratory findings from the testing conducted by Patties Foods for the presence of

OPTIONS:
- China, Coliforms or HAV indicates there has been no systemic failure,' he said in a statement on Wednesday.
- E.coli, Coliforms or HAV indicates there has been no systemic failure,' he said in a statement on Wednesday.
- Hep A, Coliforms or HAV indicates there has been no systemic failure,' he said in a statement on Wednesday.
- Hepatitis A, Coliforms or HAV indicates there has been no systemic failure,' he said in a statement on Wednesday.
- Mixed Berries, Coliforms or HAV indicates there has been no systemic failure,' he said in a statement on Wednesday.
- Nanna, Coliforms or HAV indicates there has been no systemic failure,' he said in a statement on Wednesday.
- Patties Food, Coliforms or HAV indicates there has been no systemic failure,' he said in a statement on Wednesday.
- Patties Foods, Coliforms or HAV indicates there has been no systemic failure,' he said in a statement on Wednesday.
- Steven Chaur, Coliforms or HAV indicates there has been no systemic failure,' he said in a statement on Wednesday.


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Sebring, Florida (CNN) In Highlands County, Florida, where the power went out for almost everyone, the days after Hurricane Irma are full of anguish. "It's just hot. I mean it's been miserable for everyone," resident Adam Keene said. For the fourth straight day, people in this south-central Florida county faced sweltering heat without power. "It's been hell. Especially with my kids," Barbara Campbell said. "One of my daughters, she's like 2 years old. She has heat rash all over her body." Motorists waited for up to three hours at one gas station, while people stood in line for hours hoping to buy a generator at a Lowe's store in Sebring, CNN affiliate WFTS reported.

Hurricane Irma's furious march through

OPTIONS:
- Adam Keene not only darkened millions of homes, it also flooded roads and piled them with debris, blocking off access to neighborhoods.
- Barbara Campbell not only darkened millions of homes, it also flooded roads and piled them with debris, blocking off access to neighborhoods.
- CNN not only darkened millions of homes, it also flooded roads and piled them with debris, blocking off access to neighborhoods.
- Donald Trump not only darkened millions of homes, it also flooded roads and piled them with debris, blocking off access to neighborhoods.
- Florida not only darkened millions of homes, it also flooded roads and piled them with debris, blocking off access to neighborhoods.
- Highlands County not only darkened millions of homes, it also flooded roads and piled them with debris, blocking off access to neighborhoods.
- Irma not only darkened millions of homes, it also flooded roads and piled them with debris, blocking off access to neighborhoods.
- Lowe's not only darkened millions of homes, it also flooded roads and piled them with debris, blocking off access to neighborhoods.
- Sebring not only darkened millions of homes, it also flooded roads and piled them with debris, blocking off access to neighborhoods.
- WFTS not only darkened millions of homes, it also flooded roads and piled them with debris, blocking off access to neighborhoods.


On Tuesday, SpaceX came incredibly close to landing its Falcon 9 rocket booster on a barge in the middle of the Atlantic. Now, leaked footage reveals just how close Elon Musk's firm came to success, with a close-up view of the daring attempt shot on a GoPro camera. The unverified video shows the rocket drifting  onto its target before a gust of wind topples it over. On Tuesday, SpaceX came incredibly close to landing its Falcon 9 rocket booster on a barge in the middle of the Atlantic. Now, leaked footage reveals just how close Elon Musk's firm came to success, with a close-up view of the daring attempt shot on a GoPro camera

First-stage boosters normally just slam into the

OPTIONS:
- Atlantic and sink.
- Elon Musk and sink.
- Falcon 9 and sink.
- GoPro and sink.
- ISS and sink.
- SpaceX and sink.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Breadsticks and wings weren't the only sides available at a Papa John's in Washington state, according to local law enforcement. Until recently, an off-menu item at the pizza restaurant was cocaine. A six-month joint investigation by the King County Sheriff's Office and the police department in Sammamish, just east of Seattle, resulted in the arrests of five people, two of whom are accused of selling drugs out of a Papa John's. 'Operation Extra Olives' According to the sheriff's office, in December 2016 Sammamish police received a tip that Papa John's employees were selling cocaine. The workers would make the sales in the franchise's parking lot.

"

OPTIONS:
- King County Sheriff's Office has zero tolerance for this type of offensive and illegal behavior," a company spokesman said in a statement sent to CNN on Saturday.
- Operation Extra Olives has zero tolerance for this type of offensive and illegal behavior," a company spokesman said in a statement sent to CNN on Saturday.
- Papa John has zero tolerance for this type of offensive and illegal behavior," a company spokesman said in a statement sent to CNN on Saturday.
- Papa John's has zero tolerance for this type of offensive and illegal behavior," a company spokesman said in a statement sent to CNN on Saturday.
- Sammamish has zero tolerance for this type of offensive and illegal behavior," a company spokesman said in a statement sent to CNN on Saturday.
- Seattle has zero tolerance for this type of offensive and illegal behavior," a company spokesman said in a statement sent to CNN on Saturday.
- Washington has zero tolerance for this type of offensive and illegal behavior," a company spokesman said in a statement sent to CNN on Saturday.


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

Washington (CNN) Bernie Sanders' campaign manager slammed Debbie Wasserman Schultz on Wednesday after she told CNN the Vermont senator did not do enough to condemn his supporters' behavior at the party's Nevada convention. "We can have a long conversation about Debbie Wasserman Schultz just about how she's been throwing shade on the Sanders campaign from the very beginning," Jeff Weaver told CNN's Chris Cuomo on "New Day" about the Democratic National Committee chairwoman. "It's not the DNC. By and large, people in the DNC have been good to us. Debbie Wasserman Schultz really is the exception," Weaver added. Asked about Weaver's "throwing shade" comment Wednesday afternoon, Wasserman Schultz brushed off the comments.

Chaos erupted at the state convention in Nevada this weekend after

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Sanders supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- CNN supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Chris Cuomo supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- DNC supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Debbie Wasserman Schultz supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Democratic National Committee supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Jeff Weaver supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Nevada supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- New Day supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Sanders supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Vermont supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Washington supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Wasserman Schultz supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Weaver supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.


How does the sentence end?

The Pope has denounced the 'great powers' of the world for failing to stop Jews, Christians, gypsies and homosexuals being killed in death camps during the Second World War. Francis criticised the way that those with power failed to act despite intelligence indicating that minority groups were being transported to concentration camps across Europe. He also decried the deaths of Christians in Russia gulags under the Stalin dictatorship, which followed the war. The Pope's harsh assessments came in impromptu remarks during his visit to Turin, northern Italy, when he told young people he understands how they can struggle to trust the world.

Lamenting the cynicism of world players in the 1930s and 1940s, Francis said: 'The great powers divided up

OPTIONS:
- Christians like a cake.'
- Europe like a cake.'
- Francis like a cake.'
- Italy like a cake.'
- Jews like a cake.'
- Pope like a cake.'
- Russia like a cake.'
- Russian like a cake.'
- Second World War like a cake.'
- Stalin like a cake.'
- Turin like a cake.'


How does the sentence end?

A man accused of bashing a gay couple with a wooden chair in a Manhattan barbecue restaurant last month has been charged with assault after surrendering to the police. Bayna-Lehkiem El-Amin, 41, surrendered to NYPD Hate Crime detectives on Tuesday and has been charged with assault and attempted assault. El-Amin was caught on cell phone footage slamming a chair over the heads of Jonathan Snipes, 32, and Ethan York-Adams, 25, during a dispute inside Dallas BBQ in the Chelsea neighbourhood on May 5. El-Amin was also accused of using homophobic slurs, but his lawyer said his client couldn’t be charged with hate crime charges because he too was gay, reports the New York Daily News.

A restaurant patron identified El-

OPTIONS:
- Adams by name and the G-List found him on Facebook.
- Amin by name and the G-List found him on Facebook.
- Argument by name and the G-List found him on Facebook.
- Bayna by name and the G-List found him on Facebook.
- Chelsea by name and the G-List found him on Facebook.
- Dallas BBQ by name and the G-List found him on Facebook.
- El by name and the G-List found him on Facebook.
- Ethan York by name and the G-List found him on Facebook.
- Jonathan Snipes by name and the G-List found him on Facebook.
- Lehkiem El by name and the G-List found him on Facebook.
- Manhattan by name and the G-List found him on Facebook.
- NYPD by name and the G-List found him on Facebook.
- NYPD Hate Crime by name and the G-List found him on Facebook.
- New York by name and the G-List found him on Facebook.
- New York Daily News by name and the G-List found him on Facebook.


How does the sentence end?

Hillary Clinton met with a Mafia heir who asked for his drug kingpin father to be released early from prison in exchange for votes, it has been revealed. The former First Lady met Giovanni Gambino, the son of Francesco 'Ciccio' Gambino and the cousin of Carlo Gambino - the boss of the notorious crime family and one-time head of the American Mafia - while she was campaigning in the the presidential primary in 2007. The Democratic front runner spoke to the crime author, who recently made headlines for saying he would protect New York from ISIS, at one of his pizzerias in Charleston, South Carolina.

The 41-year-old's father, who was serving a 30-year prison sentence at the time, suggested he contact

OPTIONS:
- American to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.
- Bill Clinton to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.
- Carlo Gambino to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.
- Charleston to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.
- Democratic to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.
- First Lady to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.
- Francesco to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.
- Francesco 'Ciccio to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.
- Francesco 'Ciccio' Gambino to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.
- Gambino to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.
- Giovanni to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.
- Giovanni Gambino to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.
- Hillary to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.
- Hillary Clinton to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.
- ISIS to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.
- New York to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.
- SC to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.
- South Carolina to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.
- White House to see if she could help with his early release through a presidential pardon.


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Glory Johnson has filed documents asking for $20,000 a month in spousal support from her estranged wife Brittney Griner. Johnson, who is pregnant with twins, is also asking for $10,000 for attorney fees and for Griner to continue to make car payments towards a Mercedes she purchased for her. The WNBA stars were married on May 8 and then both filed for an annulment on June 5. ESPN reports that Johnson filed this petition in response to one Griner filed when she looked to dissolve the marriage saying that neither side should be entitled to spousal support. Johnson pointed out that because she is pregnant with twins she will not be able to play in the WNBA this season or overseas in the winter, leaving her in need of financial assistance.

Both players were suspended seven games after their arrests and

OPTIONS:
- Brittney Griner agreed to undergo 26 weeks of domestic violence counseling as part of a plea agreement.
- ESPN agreed to undergo 26 weeks of domestic violence counseling as part of a plea agreement.
- Glory Johnson agreed to undergo 26 weeks of domestic violence counseling as part of a plea agreement.
- Griner agreed to undergo 26 weeks of domestic violence counseling as part of a plea agreement.
- Johnson agreed to undergo 26 weeks of domestic violence counseling as part of a plea agreement.
- Mercedes agreed to undergo 26 weeks of domestic violence counseling as part of a plea agreement.
- WNBA agreed to undergo 26 weeks of domestic violence counseling as part of a plea agreement.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Glory Johnson has filed documents asking for $20,000 a month in spousal support from her estranged wife Brittney Griner. Johnson, who is pregnant with twins, is also asking for $10,000 for attorney fees and for Griner to continue to make car payments towards a Mercedes she purchased for her. The WNBA stars were married on May 8 and then both filed for an annulment on June 5. ESPN reports that Johnson filed this petition in response to one Griner filed when she looked to dissolve the marriage saying that neither side should be entitled to spousal support. Johnson pointed out that because she is pregnant with twins she will not be able to play in the WNBA this season or overseas in the winter, leaving her in need of financial assistance.

'In fact, throughout the entire process,

OPTIONS:
- Brittney Griner was a willing participant, consenting and signing all the necessary documents that needed to be signed in order to move forward with the treatments.
- ESPN was a willing participant, consenting and signing all the necessary documents that needed to be signed in order to move forward with the treatments.
- Glory Johnson was a willing participant, consenting and signing all the necessary documents that needed to be signed in order to move forward with the treatments.
- Griner was a willing participant, consenting and signing all the necessary documents that needed to be signed in order to move forward with the treatments.
- Johnson was a willing participant, consenting and signing all the necessary documents that needed to be signed in order to move forward with the treatments.
- Mercedes was a willing participant, consenting and signing all the necessary documents that needed to be signed in order to move forward with the treatments.
- WNBA was a willing participant, consenting and signing all the necessary documents that needed to be signed in order to move forward with the treatments.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- Yale Historian Beverly Gage recently uncovered the first copy of an unredacted "anonymous" FBI letter sent to Martin Luther King Jr. telling him to kill himself. Click here to see the blacked out version of the FBI threat letter There are dozens of such menacing memos and letters held in the U.S. archives that detail the FBI's systematic plot to "neutralize" the civil rights leader. In retrospect it may be horrifying to know that the government had such a plan, but historians say the plot did have an upside. FBI wiretaps have "given us the most powerful and persuasive source of all for seeing how utterly selfless Martin Luther King was," as a civil rights leader, according to a leading civil rights scholar.

See

OPTIONS:
- Beverly Gage's thoughts on MLK's success, in his own handwriting
- CNN's thoughts on MLK's success, in his own handwriting
- Communist Party's thoughts on MLK's success, in his own handwriting
- FBI's thoughts on MLK's success, in his own handwriting
- J. Edgar Hoover's thoughts on MLK's success, in his own handwriting
- King's thoughts on MLK's success, in his own handwriting
- MLK's thoughts on MLK's success, in his own handwriting
- Martin Luther King's thoughts on MLK's success, in his own handwriting
- Martin Luther King Jr.'s thoughts on MLK's success, in his own handwriting
- Negro's thoughts on MLK's success, in his own handwriting
- U.S.'s thoughts on MLK's success, in his own handwriting
- Yale's thoughts on MLK's success, in his own handwriting


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Washington (CNN) When King Abdullah II of Jordan was presented with a wave of refugees from Syria, he welcomed more than a million people into his country. When President Donald Trump was presented the same, he closed the door. The two world leaders who met Wednesday are united in the fight against ISIS -- a fact Trump heralded during a news conference in the White House Rose Garden -- but the duo are each other's antithesis when it comes to responding to the now ever-present issue of Syrian refugees. The meeting comes as the focus on Syria's ongoing civil war is at its brightest: The White House, along with activist groups and other foreign leaders, blamed forces tied to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Tuesday for a chemical attack in a rebel-controlled area of Syria.

"This aid will help countries like

OPTIONS:
- Abdullah host refugees until it is safe for them to return home," Trump said.
- Abdullah II host refugees until it is safe for them to return home," Trump said.
- Assad host refugees until it is safe for them to return home," Trump said.
- Bashar al host refugees until it is safe for them to return home," Trump said.
- CNN host refugees until it is safe for them to return home," Trump said.
- Donald Trump host refugees until it is safe for them to return home," Trump said.
- ISIS host refugees until it is safe for them to return home," Trump said.
- Jordan host refugees until it is safe for them to return home," Trump said.
- Syria host refugees until it is safe for them to return home," Trump said.
- Syrian host refugees until it is safe for them to return home," Trump said.
- Trump host refugees until it is safe for them to return home," Trump said.
- US host refugees until it is safe for them to return home," Trump said.
- Washington host refugees until it is safe for them to return home," Trump said.
- White House host refugees until it is safe for them to return home," Trump said.
- White House Rose Garden host refugees until it is safe for them to return home," Trump said.


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

(CNN) -- A Southwest Airlines plane carrying more than 100 passengers landed at the wrong Missouri airport Sunday, the company said. Southwest Flight 4013 from Chicago's Midway Airport was scheduled to land at Branson airport on Sunday evening, but it instead showed up at Taney County airport, said Brad Hawkins, a spokesman for the airline. The two airports are about seven miles apart and serve the same area of southwest Missouri. Hawkins said he didn't yet have enough information to say why the plane landed at the wrong location. The landing of the plane, a Boeing 737-700 carrying 124 passengers and five crew members, was uneventful, and everyone is safe, he said.

The plane, which departed

OPTIONS:
- Boeing 737-700 about an hour late, arrived roughly two hours and 20 minutes behind schedule at Branson, according to the website.
- Brad Hawkins about an hour late, arrived roughly two hours and 20 minutes behind schedule at Branson, according to the website.
- Branson airport about an hour late, arrived roughly two hours and 20 minutes behind schedule at Branson, according to the website.
- CNN about an hour late, arrived roughly two hours and 20 minutes behind schedule at Branson, according to the website.
- Chicago about an hour late, arrived roughly two hours and 20 minutes behind schedule at Branson, according to the website.
- Hawkins about an hour late, arrived roughly two hours and 20 minutes behind schedule at Branson, according to the website.
- Midway Airport about an hour late, arrived roughly two hours and 20 minutes behind schedule at Branson, according to the website.
- Missouri about an hour late, arrived roughly two hours and 20 minutes behind schedule at Branson, according to the website.
- Southwest Airlines about an hour late, arrived roughly two hours and 20 minutes behind schedule at Branson, according to the website.
- Southwest Flight 4013 about an hour late, arrived roughly two hours and 20 minutes behind schedule at Branson, according to the website.
- Taney County about an hour late, arrived roughly two hours and 20 minutes behind schedule at Branson, according to the website.


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

Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski has fuelled speculation of a blockbuster move to the Bernabeu. The Polish international continues to be linked with a transfer to Real Madrid having caught the eye with a stunning season of 23 goals in 25 club games. Spanish paper AS reports that Lewandowski has left the door open to the La Liga move by stating, 'I'd rather not talk. It's not an easy situation.' Confidence has been in short supply at the Bernabeu, with last Sunday's 1-0 defeat by Villarreal meaning Rafa Benitez's side trail leaders Barcelona by five points. Marca has led with Real Madrid president Florentino Perez allegedly demanding 'intensity and titles'.

At

OPTIONS:
- AS they are never happy, always thinking about changing the coach.'
- Barcelona they are never happy, always thinking about changing the coach.'
- Bayern Munich they are never happy, always thinking about changing the coach.'
- Bernabeu they are never happy, always thinking about changing the coach.'
- Borussia Dortmund they are never happy, always thinking about changing the coach.'
- Florentino Perez they are never happy, always thinking about changing the coach.'
- La Liga they are never happy, always thinking about changing the coach.'
- Lewandowski they are never happy, always thinking about changing the coach.'
- Marca they are never happy, always thinking about changing the coach.'
- Poland they are never happy, always thinking about changing the coach.'
- Polish they are never happy, always thinking about changing the coach.'
- Rafa Benitez they are never happy, always thinking about changing the coach.'
- Real Madrid they are never happy, always thinking about changing the coach.'
- Robert Lewandowski they are never happy, always thinking about changing the coach.'
- Spanish they are never happy, always thinking about changing the coach.'
- Villarreal they are never happy, always thinking about changing the coach.'


Complete the passage.

There has never been a better time to book a holiday due to the strength of the pound, a new study claims today. The cost of a holiday abroad has plummeted over the last two years as the sterling increases in value against dozens of foreign currencies. Research from travel money business, Centtrip, said Britons now got ‘more bang for their buck’ than in 2013 after the value of foreign currencies fells against the pound. British holidaymakers now have significantly more spending power in at least 14 major currencies The study found holidaymakers have significantly more spending power in at least 14 major currencies, including the US dollar, the Australian dollar, the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc.

Those travelling to the

OPTIONS:
- Australian dollar will receive just four dollars more for their £100, after the pound grew by just 2 per cent against the dollar since 2013.
- British will receive just four dollars more for their £100, after the pound grew by just 2 per cent against the dollar since 2013.
- Britons will receive just four dollars more for their £100, after the pound grew by just 2 per cent against the dollar since 2013.
- Brits will receive just four dollars more for their £100, after the pound grew by just 2 per cent against the dollar since 2013.
- Centtrip will receive just four dollars more for their £100, after the pound grew by just 2 per cent against the dollar since 2013.
- Japanese will receive just four dollars more for their £100, after the pound grew by just 2 per cent against the dollar since 2013.
- Swiss will receive just four dollars more for their £100, after the pound grew by just 2 per cent against the dollar since 2013.
- US will receive just four dollars more for their £100, after the pound grew by just 2 per cent against the dollar since 2013.


Complete the passage.

Seven decades of separation has seen even the language of North and South Korea split into two different dialects. The two countries, though enemies, are tied together by history, by family and by language - but only to a point. South Koreans have incorporated many English words and phrases into their language while isolated communist North Korea has eliminated words with foreign origins and created homegrown substitutes. North Korean defector Pak Mi-ok ended up going without water during a meal in the South because she was too shy to admit she didn't understand the term 'self-service' For those south of the divide, English-based words like 'shampoo,' 'juice' and 'self-service' are common.

The sea creatures that South Koreans call 'cuttlefish' are known in North Korea by the word

OPTIONS:
- English use for 'octopus.'
- North Korea use for 'octopus.'
- North Korean use for 'octopus.'
- North and South Korea use for 'octopus.'
- Pak Mi use for 'octopus.'
- South use for 'octopus.'
- South Koreans use for 'octopus.'


Complete the passage.

Nineteen years ago, Ron Davis and Lucia McBath celebrated the birth of a son. Sunday, they should have celebrated Jordan Davis' birthday with him. Instead, they faced the prospect of a new trial for the man accused of killing him. A jury in Jacksonville on Saturday found Michael Dunn guilty of attempted second-degree murder for opening fire on three other teens in the same SUV as Jordan Davis -- but deadlocked on the murder charge against him in Davis' death. Prosecutors had argued that Dunn recklessly shot at the teens after complaining about the volume of their music in a convenience store parking lot. Three of his 10 shots struck Davis, one of them cutting through his liver, a lung and his aorta.

OPTIONS:
- Davis was pleased that Dunn face 60 years or more in prison for the attempted murder charges.
- Dunn was pleased that Dunn face 60 years or more in prison for the attempted murder charges.
- Jacksonville was pleased that Dunn face 60 years or more in prison for the attempted murder charges.
- Jordan Davis was pleased that Dunn face 60 years or more in prison for the attempted murder charges.
- Lucia McBath was pleased that Dunn face 60 years or more in prison for the attempted murder charges.
- Michael Dunn was pleased that Dunn face 60 years or more in prison for the attempted murder charges.
- Ron Davis was pleased that Dunn face 60 years or more in prison for the attempted murder charges.


Write the next sentence.

A little girl who slipped through metal bars and became trapped by the neck was saved by the heroic efforts of her neighbours. Na Chu had just returned from a trip to the zoo when her grandmother accidentally locked her in the house by herself in the Xiangtan, south China. The five-year-old panicked and ran to the window but fell between the protective metal slats of the residential property, the People's Daily Online reports. Scroll down for video Long drop: The child dangles from the residential block in the Xiangtan District, south China Propped up: A neighbour stops the five-year-old from suffocating by giving her a poll to sit on

OPTIONS:
- China rushed to help after they spotted the little girl hanging in the air with her head trapped between the bars.
- Na Chu rushed to help after they spotted the little girl hanging in the air with her head trapped between the bars.
- Neighbours rushed to help after they spotted the little girl hanging in the air with her head trapped between the bars.
- People's Daily Online rushed to help after they spotted the little girl hanging in the air with her head trapped between the bars.
- Xiangtan rushed to help after they spotted the little girl hanging in the air with her head trapped between the bars.
- Xiangtan District rushed to help after they spotted the little girl hanging in the air with her head trapped between the bars.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Letting go of your first love's never easy. Steven Gerrard knows the feeling. His MLS debut for LA Galaxy during the early hours of Saturday morning couldn't have gone any better. It was a vintage night for the Liverpool legend: a goal and two assists - one indirectly from a penalty. Even for Hollywood, the script of Gerrard's dream bow stretched the boundaries of reality. But even then, the 35-year-old's mind would wander 5,620 miles away. Even his shin pads provided a poignant reminder of what used to be, the Liverpool crest accompanied by the birth dates of his three children emblazoned across them.

But some things never change;

OPTIONS:
- England single-handedly winning football matches seem to be one of them.
- Gerrard single-handedly winning football matches seem to be one of them.
- Hollywood single-handedly winning football matches seem to be one of them.
- LA Galaxy single-handedly winning football matches seem to be one of them.
- Liverpool single-handedly winning football matches seem to be one of them.
- Los Angeles single-handedly winning football matches seem to be one of them.
- MLS single-handedly winning football matches seem to be one of them.
- San Jose Earthquakes single-handedly winning football matches seem to be one of them.
- Steven Gerrard single-handedly winning football matches seem to be one of them.
- US single-handedly winning football matches seem to be one of them.


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

(CNN) -- One of the most valuable routes in the airline industry is the one that joins New York to London. It is the world's busiest route, one particularly frequented by business travelers, and currently, it is dominated by United Airlines. All that is set to change, thanks to a pivotal partnership between Delta Airlines and Virgin Atlantic. Last month, the two airlines unveiled a codeshare agreement across 108 routes, with Delta acquiring a 49% share of the British carrier. For Delta, the deal provides access to a market that, though lucrative, has been difficult for them to crack. "Heathrow is the most important destination for the U.S. business traveler, and we've not been able to provide the global frequency that our customers need," admits Edward Bastian, Delta's president. "Virgin was the best way to get to them."

Currently, Delta has nine flights operating between Heathrow and the

OPTIONS:
- Atlantic
- British
- CNN
- Delta
- Delta Airlines
- Edward Bastian
- Heathrow
- London
- New York
- U.S.
- UK
- United Airlines
- Virgin
- Virgin Atlantic


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) Greenpeace activists blocked the entrance to Coca-Cola's UK headquarters in London with a 2.5-ton sculpture featuring a seagull regurgitating plastic, and called for the company to do more to help prevent plastic pollution. The campaign group said the sculpture, which depicts an idyllic family beach scene interrupted by birds choking on plastic, was intended to highlight  what it claimed were failings by the company. In a report released on Monday, Greenpeace claimed that Coca-Cola -- the world's largest soft drinks company -- sells more than 100 billion plastic bottles every year. Single-use plastic bottles make up nearly 60% of the packaging produced by the company globally, the report says.

Casson told CNN she would like

OPTIONS:
- CNN-Cola to take the lead on producing more environmentally-friendly bottles, and hopes Greenpeace can work with the firm to reach that goal.
- Coca-Cola to take the lead on producing more environmentally-friendly bottles, and hopes Greenpeace can work with the firm to reach that goal.
- Coca-Cola-Cola to take the lead on producing more environmentally-friendly bottles, and hopes Greenpeace can work with the firm to reach that goal.
- Cola-Cola to take the lead on producing more environmentally-friendly bottles, and hopes Greenpeace can work with the firm to reach that goal.
- Greenpeace-Cola to take the lead on producing more environmentally-friendly bottles, and hopes Greenpeace can work with the firm to reach that goal.
- London-Cola to take the lead on producing more environmentally-friendly bottles, and hopes Greenpeace can work with the firm to reach that goal.
- UK-Cola to take the lead on producing more environmentally-friendly bottles, and hopes Greenpeace can work with the firm to reach that goal.


(CNN) An 18-year-old charged with posing as a doctor told ABC News that "just because someone has a title 'doctor' in front of their name does not necessarily imply M.D." Malachi Love-Robinson, who police say posed as a medical doctor and treated patients in West Palm Beach, Florida, said his training involved shadowing many doctors. "I'm not portraying as an M.D. I never said I've gone to school to be an M.D.," he told ABC. He said he had a Ph.D., but wouldn't disclose what field it was in. The interview aired on "Good Morning America" on Thursday. Sheriff's deputies in West Palm Beach arrested Love-Robinson on Tuesday afternoon and accused him of practicing medicine without a license. He was the head of his own practice, according to his website. Love-Robinson posted bail on Wednesday, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.

It's not the first time Love-

OPTIONS:
- ABC has run into trouble.
- ABC News has run into trouble.
- Florida has run into trouble.
- Good Morning America has run into trouble.
- Love has run into trouble.
- M.D. has run into trouble.
- Malachi Love has run into trouble.
- Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office has run into trouble.
- Ph.D. has run into trouble.
- Robinson has run into trouble.
- Sheriff's has run into trouble.
- West Palm Beach has run into trouble.


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

Bilal Bettamer is a 23-year-old student who wants to save Benghazi from those he calls "extremely dangerous people." But his campaign against the criminal and extremist groups that plague the city has put his life at risk, and he says that if he receives more threats, he will have to leave Libya. Libya can't afford to lose the likes of Bettamer. A law graduate and civil activist, he helped organize the protest against jihadist groups after the attack on the U.S. Consulate there in September, in which four Americans were killed. That protest led to the expulsion from Benghazi of the militant Ansar al-Sharia group -- whose members were suspected of involvement in the attack -- and other jihadists from the city.

A "religious-looking man" had approached

OPTIONS:
- Americans's uncle outside their family home in Benghazi with a message for Bilal: "Tell him to watch out."
- Ansar al-Sharia group's uncle outside their family home in Benghazi with a message for Bilal: "Tell him to watch out."
- Benghazi's uncle outside their family home in Benghazi with a message for Bilal: "Tell him to watch out."
- Bettamer's uncle outside their family home in Benghazi with a message for Bilal: "Tell him to watch out."
- Bilal Bettamer's uncle outside their family home in Benghazi with a message for Bilal: "Tell him to watch out."
- Libya's uncle outside their family home in Benghazi with a message for Bilal: "Tell him to watch out."
- Libyan's uncle outside their family home in Benghazi with a message for Bilal: "Tell him to watch out."
- Moammar Gadhafi's uncle outside their family home in Benghazi with a message for Bilal: "Tell him to watch out."
- U.S.'s uncle outside their family home in Benghazi with a message for Bilal: "Tell him to watch out."


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

Ronald Koeman called for Southampton's players to show maturity, nous and respect after Victor Wanyama's future came under question. This weekend brings with it arguably Saints' biggest match of the season, with the visit of Tottenham likely to be key in the fight for European qualification. Mauricio Pochettino's first return to St Mary's adds extra spice to a match, ahead of which his successor felt the need to hold a team meeting to refocus his players' minds. Ronald Koeman says his Southampton players must remain focused on European qualification Koeman spoke to Victor Wanyama and his other players to refocus them on the last five league games

'On one side it's normal because, okay, we are

OPTIONS:
- Boss,' Koeman said.
- Champions League,' Koeman said.
- European,' Koeman said.
- Koeman,' Koeman said.
- Mauricio Pochettino,' Koeman said.
- Ronald Koeman,' Koeman said.
- Saints,' Koeman said.
- Southampton,' Koeman said.
- St Mary,' Koeman said.
- Tottenham,' Koeman said.
- Victor Wanyama,' Koeman said.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Just days before she is due to wear a big white dress, Kim Sears has been making black her colour of choice. The bride-to-be was spotted cheering on her fiancé Andy Murray yesterday as he battled Novak Djokovic in the men's final at the Miami Open, in an outfit almost identical to two others she wore during the tournament. The 27-year-old wore a short black silk dress with a zip front and a large straw hat to keep her glowing complexion intact for her wedding on April 11. Scroll down for video Kim Sears wore a somber expression as she saw her husband-to-be Andy Murray lose to Novak Djokovic in yesterday's Men's Final at the Miami Open Crandon Park Tennis Center in Key Biscayne, Florida

The 27-year-old opted for a black mini dress for the third time during the

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray of the Miami Open
- Florida of the Miami Open
- Key Biscayne of the Miami Open
- Kim of the Miami Open
- Kim Sears of the Miami Open
- Men's Final of the Miami Open
- Miami Open of the Miami Open
- Miami Open Crandon Park Tennis Center of the Miami Open
- Novak Djokovic of the Miami Open
- Novak Djokovic of the Miami Open
- Whistles of the Miami Open


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Washington (CNN) The White House can't get its story straight on why President Donald Trump fired FBI Director James Comey. On Friday morning, the President offered a possible explanation. "As a very active President with lots of things happening, it is not possible for my surrogates to stand at podium with perfect accuracy!" he tweeted. His tweet comes after a week of multiple contradictions by his top aides and advisers, including Vice President Mike Pence, who tried to explain how and why the President decided to sack Comey. On Thursday, Trump told NBC News he was going to fire Comey with or without Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's memo criticizing the director.

And most importantly, the rank-and-file of the

OPTIONS:
- CNN had lost confidence in their director.
- Comey had lost confidence in their director.
- Donald Trump had lost confidence in their director.
- FBI had lost confidence in their director.
- James Comey had lost confidence in their director.
- Mike Pence had lost confidence in their director.
- NBC had lost confidence in their director.
- NBC News had lost confidence in their director.
- Rod Rosenstein had lost confidence in their director.
- Trump had lost confidence in their director.
- Washington had lost confidence in their director.
- White House had lost confidence in their director.


How does this story end?

Luther Burrell insists his desire to represent his country is as strong as ever as it emerged his controversial omission from England's World Cup squad came after Stuart Lancaster was out-voted by his assistants. As revealed by the Mail on Sunday Burrell, an ever-present at centre in the last two Six Nations campaigns, was overlooked in favour of Sam Burgess despite head coach Lancaster wanting the Northampton man involved. And that news came just a day after Burrell's head coach at Northampton, Jim Mallinder, said his non-selection had taken the centre to 'dark places'. It certainly has not been an easy couple of months for Burrell, who was speaking in his first interview since being dropped for what turned out to be England's worst performance in a World Cup since its inauguration in 1987, but he is determined to come back stronger.

OPTIONS:
- Burrell finished top of the Premiership after the regular season in May but were beaten at home by Saracens in their play-off semi-final, missing out on what would have been a second successive title.
- England finished top of the Premiership after the regular season in May but were beaten at home by Saracens in their play-off semi-final, missing out on what would have been a second successive title.
- Jim Mallinder finished top of the Premiership after the regular season in May but were beaten at home by Saracens in their play-off semi-final, missing out on what would have been a second successive title.
- Lancaster finished top of the Premiership after the regular season in May but were beaten at home by Saracens in their play-off semi-final, missing out on what would have been a second successive title.
- Luther Burrell finished top of the Premiership after the regular season in May but were beaten at home by Saracens in their play-off semi-final, missing out on what would have been a second successive title.
- Northampton finished top of the Premiership after the regular season in May but were beaten at home by Saracens in their play-off semi-final, missing out on what would have been a second successive title.
- Red Rose finished top of the Premiership after the regular season in May but were beaten at home by Saracens in their play-off semi-final, missing out on what would have been a second successive title.
- Rugby World Cup finished top of the Premiership after the regular season in May but were beaten at home by Saracens in their play-off semi-final, missing out on what would have been a second successive title.
- Sam Burgess finished top of the Premiership after the regular season in May but were beaten at home by Saracens in their play-off semi-final, missing out on what would have been a second successive title.
- Six Nations finished top of the Premiership after the regular season in May but were beaten at home by Saracens in their play-off semi-final, missing out on what would have been a second successive title.
- Stuart Lancaster finished top of the Premiership after the regular season in May but were beaten at home by Saracens in their play-off semi-final, missing out on what would have been a second successive title.
- World Cup finished top of the Premiership after the regular season in May but were beaten at home by Saracens in their play-off semi-final, missing out on what would have been a second successive title.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- Hundreds of state troopers and police from throughout the country stood at attention outside a Pennsylvania church Thursday to mourn Cpl. Bryon Dickson amid concerns that a survivalist and war buff suspected of gunning down two troopers may be on the hunt for more officers. The FBI, meanwhile, placed shooting suspect Eric Matthew Frein on its Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list and offered a $100,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. As bagpipes played a mournful tune outside St. Peter's Cathedral in Scranton, a small army of troopers stood at attention out of respect for the 38-year-old former marine. A Marine honor guard displayed Corps colors and the American Flag.

OPTIONS:
- American Flag was just ending his shift around 11:50 p.m. Friday when he walked out the station's front door.
- Bryon Dickson was just ending his shift around 11:50 p.m. Friday when he walked out the station's front door.
- CNN was just ending his shift around 11:50 p.m. Friday when he walked out the station's front door.
- Corps was just ending his shift around 11:50 p.m. Friday when he walked out the station's front door.
- Eric Matthew Frein was just ending his shift around 11:50 p.m. Friday when he walked out the station's front door.
- FBI was just ending his shift around 11:50 p.m. Friday when he walked out the station's front door.
- Frein was just ending his shift around 11:50 p.m. Friday when he walked out the station's front door.
- Marine was just ending his shift around 11:50 p.m. Friday when he walked out the station's front door.
- Pennsylvania was just ending his shift around 11:50 p.m. Friday when he walked out the station's front door.
- Scranton was just ending his shift around 11:50 p.m. Friday when he walked out the station's front door.
- St. Peter's Cathedral was just ending his shift around 11:50 p.m. Friday when he walked out the station's front door.
- Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list was just ending his shift around 11:50 p.m. Friday when he walked out the station's front door.


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Richmond, California (CNN) The four teens kick back and talk openly with their mentor. They discuss job opportunities, the need for support and the possibility of a trip out of state. They're relaxing in the lobby of a city agency, one outfitted with a couch and wing chairs to make it feel homey. Anything to provide relief from the hard streets of Richmond, California, once known as one of the most violent cities in America. "What can I do better?" the mentor, Kevin Yarbrough, asks. "Help us get out of Richmond and stuff," one teen mumbles. "Get us far away."

The conversation sounds like one any mentor might have with a group of inner-city teens in

OPTIONS:
- America.
- CNN.
- California.
- Kevin Yarbrough.
- Richmond.


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(CNN) A Wikipedia user who goes by "Sk-Gorka" has extensively edited the Wikipedia page of White House aide Sebastian Gorka, including a section on criminal charges he faced for bringing a firearm into a Washington D.C. airport. It is unclear if the user is connected to Gorka. Gorka did not respond to a request for comment. The user, however, has only made edits to the pages of Gorka and his wife, Katharine Gorka. Those edits include adding photos and information about Gorka's policy speeches and books. The user created the page for Katharine Gorka. A Wikipedia editor flagged the user's edits in August as potentially violating the site's conflict of interests guidelines, which discourage users from editing pages to which they have a personal connection. An editor's note currently sits at the top of the page warning: "Th neutrality of this article is disputed."

And here's how "

OPTIONS:
- Gorka-Gorka" changed it when it was moved to the bottom:
- Katharine Gorka-Gorka" changed it when it was moved to the bottom:
- Sebastian Gorka-Gorka" changed it when it was moved to the bottom:
- Sk-Gorka" changed it when it was moved to the bottom:
- Washington D.C.-Gorka" changed it when it was moved to the bottom:
- White House-Gorka" changed it when it was moved to the bottom:
- Wikipedia-Gorka" changed it when it was moved to the bottom:


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Washington  (CNN) The Clinton Foundation is under intensifying scrutiny as Republicans accuse it of being a corrupt and opaque institution. Donald Trump called for a special prosecutor to investigate the foundation during the 2016 election and charged Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton engaged in "criminality" for connections between the family organization's donors and her actions as secretary of state. The sprawling, complex structure of the foundation, its history of contributions from foreign power brokers and its attractiveness as a Republican line of attack mean it's likely to stay in the spotlight. But the glare of public attention hasn't always been so enlightening about the nature of the foundation and its activities. Here's a closer look.

On Monday,

OPTIONS:
- Bill Clinton wrote in a post on Medium that the foundation is about "creating opportunities and solving problems faster, better, at lower cost so that more people are empowered to build better futures for themselves, their families and their communities."
- CNN wrote in a post on Medium that the foundation is about "creating opportunities and solving problems faster, better, at lower cost so that more people are empowered to build better futures for themselves, their families and their communities."
- Clinton Foundation wrote in a post on Medium that the foundation is about "creating opportunities and solving problems faster, better, at lower cost so that more people are empowered to build better futures for themselves, their families and their communities."
- Democratic wrote in a post on Medium that the foundation is about "creating opportunities and solving problems faster, better, at lower cost so that more people are empowered to build better futures for themselves, their families and their communities."
- Donald Trump wrote in a post on Medium that the foundation is about "creating opportunities and solving problems faster, better, at lower cost so that more people are empowered to build better futures for themselves, their families and their communities."
- Hillary Clinton wrote in a post on Medium that the foundation is about "creating opportunities and solving problems faster, better, at lower cost so that more people are empowered to build better futures for themselves, their families and their communities."
- Republican wrote in a post on Medium that the foundation is about "creating opportunities and solving problems faster, better, at lower cost so that more people are empowered to build better futures for themselves, their families and their communities."
- Republicans wrote in a post on Medium that the foundation is about "creating opportunities and solving problems faster, better, at lower cost so that more people are empowered to build better futures for themselves, their families and their communities."
- Washington wrote in a post on Medium that the foundation is about "creating opportunities and solving problems faster, better, at lower cost so that more people are empowered to build better futures for themselves, their families and their communities."


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

A cash-strapped widow has revealed how she has been left £1,200 in debt after being conned by her Italian lover who she met on Facebook. Disabled Chrissie Williams, 52, from Bath, took out a loan and pawned her wedding ring in order to bail out Matteo Pozzelli (not his real name) after he said he'd had a run of bad luck financially. She discovered she had been conned after giving him more money for a flight from Africa - where claimed he was working on an oil rig - to fly to the UK to meet her. As the grandmother-of-seven, who is unemployed and on disability benefits due to a chronic bowel problem, was waiting for her lover to arrive, one of his 'friends' called with 'bad news'.

OPTIONS:
- Africa, whoever he really is, built up my confidence and used it to get money out of me.
- Bath, whoever he really is, built up my confidence and used it to get money out of me.
- Chrissie Williams, whoever he really is, built up my confidence and used it to get money out of me.
- Facebook, whoever he really is, built up my confidence and used it to get money out of me.
- Italian, whoever he really is, built up my confidence and used it to get money out of me.
- Kept, whoever he really is, built up my confidence and used it to get money out of me.
- Matteo Pozzelli, whoever he really is, built up my confidence and used it to get money out of me.
- UK, whoever he really is, built up my confidence and used it to get money out of me.


(CNN) James Levine, the acclaimed conductor of the Metropolitan Opera, told The New York Times that accusations of sexual misconduct were "unfounded." "As understandably troubling as the accusations noted in recent press accounts are, they are unfounded," Levine told The Times on Thursday evening in a written statement. "As anyone who truly knows me will attest, I have not lived my life as an oppressor or an aggressor." Levine did not respond to repeated requests for comment from CNN. The denial comes just days after The Times reported that three men had come forward and accused Levine, 74, of sexually abusing them in a time period stretching from the 1960s to the 1980s, during the early parts of his career at the Met. The three accusers were under the age of 18 when the sexual encounters occurred, according to the newspaper.

The

OPTIONS:
- CNN announced on Sunday that it was suspending its relationship with Levine, pending an investigation.
- James Levine announced on Sunday that it was suspending its relationship with Levine, pending an investigation.
- Levine announced on Sunday that it was suspending its relationship with Levine, pending an investigation.
- Met announced on Sunday that it was suspending its relationship with Levine, pending an investigation.
- Metropolitan Opera announced on Sunday that it was suspending its relationship with Levine, pending an investigation.
- The New York Times announced on Sunday that it was suspending its relationship with Levine, pending an investigation.
- The Times announced on Sunday that it was suspending its relationship with Levine, pending an investigation.


New York (CNN) -- USS Cole Cmdr. Dennis Farrell keeps in his cabin a memento of the last time the storied Navy destroyer cruised into New York Harbor. It was Fleet Week 2000. Sailors stood at the rails under a fluttering American flag. In the background, the Twin Towers soared over a shimmering skyline. "It reminds me of why we go to sea," Farrell says of the keepsake photo. A few months later, on October 12, 2000, a pair of suicide bombers associated with al Qaeda nearly sank the Cole as it refueled in Aden harbor in Yemen. The attackers waved at the sailors.

All

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- Aden recruits now undergo drills on the same type of ship as the Cole, putting out fires, dealing with flooding and tending to the wounded.
- Al Qaeda recruits now undergo drills on the same type of ship as the Cole, putting out fires, dealing with flooding and tending to the wounded.
- American recruits now undergo drills on the same type of ship as the Cole, putting out fires, dealing with flooding and tending to the wounded.
- CNN recruits now undergo drills on the same type of ship as the Cole, putting out fires, dealing with flooding and tending to the wounded.
- Cole recruits now undergo drills on the same type of ship as the Cole, putting out fires, dealing with flooding and tending to the wounded.
- Dennis Farrell recruits now undergo drills on the same type of ship as the Cole, putting out fires, dealing with flooding and tending to the wounded.
- Farrell recruits now undergo drills on the same type of ship as the Cole, putting out fires, dealing with flooding and tending to the wounded.
- Fleet Week recruits now undergo drills on the same type of ship as the Cole, putting out fires, dealing with flooding and tending to the wounded.
- Navy recruits now undergo drills on the same type of ship as the Cole, putting out fires, dealing with flooding and tending to the wounded.
- New York recruits now undergo drills on the same type of ship as the Cole, putting out fires, dealing with flooding and tending to the wounded.
- New York Harbor recruits now undergo drills on the same type of ship as the Cole, putting out fires, dealing with flooding and tending to the wounded.
- Twin Towers recruits now undergo drills on the same type of ship as the Cole, putting out fires, dealing with flooding and tending to the wounded.
- USS Cole Cmdr recruits now undergo drills on the same type of ship as the Cole, putting out fires, dealing with flooding and tending to the wounded.
- World Trade Center recruits now undergo drills on the same type of ship as the Cole, putting out fires, dealing with flooding and tending to the wounded.
- Yemen recruits now undergo drills on the same type of ship as the Cole, putting out fires, dealing with flooding and tending to the wounded.
- Yemeni recruits now undergo drills on the same type of ship as the Cole, putting out fires, dealing with flooding and tending to the wounded.
- al Qaeda recruits now undergo drills on the same type of ship as the Cole, putting out fires, dealing with flooding and tending to the wounded.


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The woman who fell off a cruise ship off the coast of Cuba was in the middle of a 'twerk-off', a friend claims. 'She and some other girl who was calling herself the twerk queen were having a twerk-off,' Graham Hansen, a friend of the unidentified victim, told NBC. 'Twerk queen started twerking on [the missing woman's] boyfriend, and it caused some sort of issue between the two of them.' Moments later, he says, the victim then jumped off the ship, which was hosting an electronic dance music (EDM) party. His words come just hours after the U.S. Coast Guard sent out search parties for the woman, who was seen falling off the Norwegian Pearl at 7pm on Thursday. The ship was about 22 miles off the coast of Cuba at the time.

Officials say a

OPTIONS:
- Cuba cutter and a C-130 plane were responding to assist in the search.
- EDM cutter and a C-130 plane were responding to assist in the search.
- Friend cutter and a C-130 plane were responding to assist in the search.
- Graham Hansen cutter and a C-130 plane were responding to assist in the search.
- NBC cutter and a C-130 plane were responding to assist in the search.
- Norwegian cutter and a C-130 plane were responding to assist in the search.
- Norwegian Pearl cutter and a C-130 plane were responding to assist in the search.
- Pearl cutter and a C-130 plane were responding to assist in the search.
- Twerk cutter and a C-130 plane were responding to assist in the search.
- U.S. Coast Guard cutter and a C-130 plane were responding to assist in the search.


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(CNN) The oldest fossil remains of Homo sapiens, dating back to 300,000 years, have been found at a site in Jebel Irhoud, Morocco. This is 100,000 years older than previously discovered fossils of Homo sapiens that have been securely dated. The discovery was presented in a study in the journal Nature on Wednesday. This marks the first discovery of such fossils in north Africa, and widens the "cradle of mankind" to encompass all of Africa, the researchers said. Previous finds were in south or east Africa. The fossils, including a partial skull and a lower jaw, belong to five different individuals including three young adults, an adolescent and a child estimated to be 8 years old. Stone tools, animal bones and evidence of fire were also found within the same layer at the site.

Before this discovery, it was believed that the early modern humans we evolved from were in

OPTIONS:
- Africa 200,000 years ago and looked very similar to modern humans.
- Homo 200,000 years ago and looked very similar to modern humans.
- Jebel Irhoud 200,000 years ago and looked very similar to modern humans.
- Morocco 200,000 years ago and looked very similar to modern humans.
- Nature 200,000 years ago and looked very similar to modern humans.


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Queens Park Rangers are refusing to budge on their £15million price tag for Charlie Austin. The recently relegated club are holding firm in their stance despite the striker moving into the last year of his contract. They feel that the fee is reflective of the 18 Premier League goals he scored in a struggling team last season — earning him an England call-up — and affordable for the types of clubs Austin has ambitions to play for. West Ham and Newcastle are both interested in the 26-year-old, but have so far been unprepared to meet QPR's valuation. Manager Chris Ramsey is frustrated that the transfer window stretches into the start of the season, but has made contingency plans.

Ramsey would not stand in the way of

OPTIONS:
- Austin's ambitions to move clubs, but considers it only fair that they receive appropriate remuneration.
- Charlie Austin's ambitions to move clubs, but considers it only fair that they receive appropriate remuneration.
- Chris Ramsey's ambitions to move clubs, but considers it only fair that they receive appropriate remuneration.
- England's ambitions to move clubs, but considers it only fair that they receive appropriate remuneration.
- London's ambitions to move clubs, but considers it only fair that they receive appropriate remuneration.
- Newcastle's ambitions to move clubs, but considers it only fair that they receive appropriate remuneration.
- Premier League's ambitions to move clubs, but considers it only fair that they receive appropriate remuneration.
- QPR's ambitions to move clubs, but considers it only fair that they receive appropriate remuneration.
- Queens Park Rangers's ambitions to move clubs, but considers it only fair that they receive appropriate remuneration.
- West Ham's ambitions to move clubs, but considers it only fair that they receive appropriate remuneration.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Those who knew Mike Ilitch, the Little Caesars founder and Detroit Tigers owner who died last Friday, have spent the past few days fondly remembering his impact on friends, on Detroit residents, and on the sports community. Ilitch also had an impact on the daily life of one of the most iconic figures from the civil rights movement. For more than a decade, Ilitch had quietly paid for Rosa Parks' apartment in downtown Detroit, according to CNN affiliate WXYZ. That story came to light thanks to Damon Keith, a Detroit native and federal judge. "They don't go around saying it, but I want to, at this point, let them know, how much the Ilitches not only meant to the city, but they meant so much for Rosa Parks, who was the mother of the civil rights movement," Keith told WXYZ.

The Parks' donation further shows Ilitch's commitment to

OPTIONS:
- CNN, where he was born and raised.
- Damon Keith, where he was born and raised.
- Detroit, where he was born and raised.
- Detroit Tigers, where he was born and raised.
- Ilitch, where he was born and raised.
- Ilitches, where he was born and raised.
- Keith, where he was born and raised.
- Little Caesars, where he was born and raised.
- Mike Ilitch, where he was born and raised.
- Rosa Parks, where he was born and raised.
- WXYZ, where he was born and raised.


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Washington (CNN) Jeb Bush told a Dutch news outlet that Donald Trump's Cinco de Mayo taco bowl tweet was "insensitive" and compared it to "eating a watermelon and saying, 'I love African-Americans.'" The former presidential candidate previously announced he won't vote Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, or likely Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton, this November. "What Trump did was so insensitive," Bush told NRC Handelsblad ahead of a speech he's set to give at the Nexus Institute in Amsterdam later this week, according to an English translation. "First, not all Hispanics are Mexican. Secondly, not all Hispanics eat tacos. Thirdly, showing your sensitivity by eating an American dish is the most insensitive thing you can do. Fourthly, to say this, next to all things he already said, is a further insult," he said. "It's like eating a watermelon and saying, 'I love African-Americans.'"

The

OPTIONS:
- African campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- American campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- Americans campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- Amsterdam campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- Bush campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- CNN campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- Cinco de Mayo campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- Democratic campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- Donald Trump campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- Dutch campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- English campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- Hillary Clinton campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- Hispanic campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- Hispanics campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- Jeb Bush campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- Mexican campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- NRC Handelsblad campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- Nexus Institute campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- Republican campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- Trump campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
- Washington campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.