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A tiny baby girl was left with 'unsurvivable' injuries after being mauled in her cot by a nine-stone 'American Bulldog' as her mother and her partner slept in front of the television. Lee Wright's dog 'Snoop' savaged 11-month-old Ava-Jayne Corless as she slept alone upstairs after escaping from his kitchen pen and ripping into the toddler's neck. Ava-Jayne was found with horrific injuries by her distraught mother Chloe King in her boyfriend's Blackburn home in February last year. She died in hospital. Mr Wright is appearing at Blackburn Magistrates' Court charged with owning a banned breed of dog. The court heard today how two veterinary experts - on behalf of the prosecution and the defence - presented strong arguments that the dog appeared to have 42 of a possible 66 characteristics of a pit bull terrier type.

A second expert witness admitted she is unable to say whether the dog which killed

OPTIONS:
- American Bulldog-Jayne was a pit bull-type.
- Ava-Jayne was a pit bull-type.
- Blackburn-Jayne was a pit bull-type.
- Blackburn Magistrates'-Jayne was a pit bull-type.
- Blackburn Magistrates' Court-Jayne was a pit bull-type.
- Chloe King-Jayne was a pit bull-type.
- Hayne Corless-Jayne was a pit bull-type.
- Jayne-Jayne was a pit bull-type.
- Jayne Corless-Jayne was a pit bull-type.
- Lee Wright-Jayne was a pit bull-type.
- Mother Chloe King-Jayne was a pit bull-type.
- Snoop-Jayne was a pit bull-type.
- Wright-Jayne was a pit bull-type.


All Facebook users have them - those friends who are so in love with their newborn baby they clog up your news feed with constant doting updates. But one group of women were so fed up with their friend's 'running commentary' they went to the extreme measure of putting an anonymous letter in her mailbox demanding she give everyone 'a break'. Jade Ruthven, 33, of Perth, Western Australia, was shocked when she found the scathing note claiming to be from ‘a few of the girls’, cruelly criticising her for posting photos of her six-month-old daughter Addison on Facebook. ‘Dear Jade, I have got together with a few of the girls and we are all SO OVER your running commentary on your life and every single thing Addy does,’ the letter begins.

‘I guess you are just p***ing a lot of people off with all your “

OPTIONS:
- Addison this and Addy that”.
- Addy this and Addy that”.
- Dear Jade this and Addy that”.
- Facebook this and Addy that”.
- Jade Ruthven this and Addy that”.
- Perth this and Addy that”.
- Western Australia this and Addy that”.


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(CNN) On Steve Saling's 37th birthday, the pencil he was holding inexplicably fell out of his hand. "It was a very peculiar moment," Saling said. "It felt like my hand fell asleep, but there was no reason it should have." Saling, who was visiting his grandmother in her nursing home, never expected that he would soon have to look for a care facility of his own. He was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease, a year after he noticed the strange sensation in his hand. It was October 2006, his 38th birthday and just one month after the birth of his son, Finn. He was working as a landscape architect at a top design firm in Boston.

Recently, Saling went to

OPTIONS:
- ALS's fourth grade class to make a presentation about disabilities.
- Boston's fourth grade class to make a presentation about disabilities.
- Finn's fourth grade class to make a presentation about disabilities.
- Lou Gehrig's fourth grade class to make a presentation about disabilities.
- Saling's fourth grade class to make a presentation about disabilities.
- Steve Saling's fourth grade class to make a presentation about disabilities.


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(CNN)  -- Martina Hingis and Anna Kournikova will team up again to play at this year's Wimbledon championships. The popular pair won the 1999 and 2002 Australian Open doubles titles, but will be returning the SW19 to play in the legends doubles event for players who are retired from the professional circuit, the management company Octagon said Tuesday. Swiss star Hingis won five grand slam singles crowns and nine in doubles during a glittering career which ended under a cloud in 2007, when she was suspended for two years for testing positive for cocaine at Wimbledon. The 29-year-old denied taking the drug, but did not appeal the ban, which ended last September, prompting speculation that she may attempt a return to the WTA circuit.

OPTIONS:
- Anna Kournikova is a year younger, but has not played regularly on the main tour for seven years after being hit by a string of injuries.
- Australian Open is a year younger, but has not played regularly on the main tour for seven years after being hit by a string of injuries.
- CNN is a year younger, but has not played regularly on the main tour for seven years after being hit by a string of injuries.
- Hingis is a year younger, but has not played regularly on the main tour for seven years after being hit by a string of injuries.
- Martina Hingis is a year younger, but has not played regularly on the main tour for seven years after being hit by a string of injuries.
- Octagon is a year younger, but has not played regularly on the main tour for seven years after being hit by a string of injuries.
- SW19 is a year younger, but has not played regularly on the main tour for seven years after being hit by a string of injuries.
- Swiss is a year younger, but has not played regularly on the main tour for seven years after being hit by a string of injuries.
- WTA is a year younger, but has not played regularly on the main tour for seven years after being hit by a string of injuries.
- Wimbledon is a year younger, but has not played regularly on the main tour for seven years after being hit by a string of injuries.


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

Rory McIlroy now has something else that that once belonged to Tiger Woods - the cover of EA Sports' latest video game. Electronic Arts Inc. announced on Monday that McIlroy will be the new face of its golf series. 'EA Sports Rory McIlroy PGA Tour' is to be released in June and will be the first EA Sports series to use the new Frostbite technology that provides sharper pictures and eliminates load times between holes. Rory McIlroy has replaced Tiger Woods on the front cover for the popular EA Sports PGA Tour video games Woods had been on the front cover of EA Sports PGA Tour golfing game franchise for 16 years

OPTIONS:
- EA Sports has been No 1 since August and the pair  shared the cover in 2011.
- EA Sports PGA Tour has been No 1 since August and the pair  shared the cover in 2011.
- Electronic Arts Inc. has been No 1 since August and the pair  shared the cover in 2011.
- Frostbite has been No 1 since August and the pair  shared the cover in 2011.
- McIlroy has been No 1 since August and the pair  shared the cover in 2011.
- Rory McIlroy has been No 1 since August and the pair  shared the cover in 2011.
- Rory McIlroy PGA Tour has been No 1 since August and the pair  shared the cover in 2011.
- Tiger Woods has been No 1 since August and the pair  shared the cover in 2011.
- Woods has been No 1 since August and the pair  shared the cover in 2011.


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The family of a man who left £77,000 to the British Heart Foundation (BHF) in his will were left fuming when the charity asked its lawyers to see if they could get more of his cash. Generous Barry Thomas remembered the charity in his will when he died in Hove, East Sussex, in February last year aged 78. In it, he requested that the BHF would be given whatever money was left in his estate after his family and friends had received the maximum amount of inheritance - £325,000 - that they could get tax-free. It meant the BHF had been left £77,000 - but the charity then called in its solicitors to see whether they were entitled to more money from Mr Thomas, claiming his will wasn't clear.

He said: 'We went for months not knowing what was going on with the will - whether we would get what

OPTIONS:
- BHF intended for us.
- Barry Thomas intended for us.
- British Heart Foundation intended for us.
- East Sussex intended for us.
- Hove intended for us.
- Thomas intended for us.


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

Washington (CNN) China has agreed to return the US underwater drone that it seized in international waters earlier this week, the Pentagon said Saturday. "We have registered our objection to China's unlawful seizure of a US unmanned underwater vehicle operating in international waters in the South China Sea. Through direct engagement with Chinese authorities, we have secured an understanding that the Chinese will return the UUV to the United States," Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said in a statement. Details were not immediately available on when or how the drone may be returned. Earlier, China's Defense Ministry said authorities had decided to return it, but criticized the US for having "hyped up" the issue. President-elect Donald Trump weighed in on the incident, calling China's action "unprecedented."

"Upon confirming that the device was a US underwater drone, the Chinese side decided to transfer it to the US side in an appropriate manner," Chinese

OPTIONS:
- CNN spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- China spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- Chinese spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- Defense Ministry spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- Donald Trump spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- Pentagon spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- Peter Cook spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- South China Sea spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- Trump spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- US spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- UUV spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- United States spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.
- Washington spokesman Sr. Col. Yang Yujun said.


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An acclaimed children's author and mother-of-two has shared the harrowing story of how she desperately tried to save her teenage daughters from anorexia and depression - and how revealing their family story to the world, in the form of two memoirs, has helped them heal. To the rest of the world, Clare B. Dunkle, an accomplished young adult novelist, appeared to have the perfect life; she had a husband, two bright daughters and a successful career. But the year her youngest daughter Elena turned 14 everything started to change. Both Elena and her older sister Valerie, who was 16 at the time, became moody and nervous.

After years of silently struggling, Elena was ready to reveal that she had been raped, allowing

OPTIONS:
- Clare to finally understand the source of both her daughters' pain.
- Clare B. Dunkle to finally understand the source of both her daughters' pain.
- Elena to finally understand the source of both her daughters' pain.
- Elena Vanishing to finally understand the source of both her daughters' pain.
- GRAPHIC to finally understand the source of both her daughters' pain.
- Hope and Other Luxuries to finally understand the source of both her daughters' pain.
- Valerie to finally understand the source of both her daughters' pain.


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A banker who was once one of Vladimir Putin's closest friends has fled London for France claiming he fears for his life. Sergey Pugachev, 52, who lives with his British socialite partner Alexandra Tolstoy, fell out with the Kremlin leader and is now a wanted man in Russia. He has now left the country during a High Court action alleging he stole more than £655 million from Russia, and as he faces an extradition bid by Putin's prosecutors. 'He keeps receiving straightforward life threats against him and for his family,' said a spokesman explaining his disappearance abroad.' A Russian government body called the Deposit Insurance Agency (DIA) is seeking to recoup a total of almost £2billion in alleged stolen assets from Mr Pugachev who dismisses the claim as political intimidation.

'If this is what happens to me outside of Russia, one can only imagine what could happen in

OPTIONS:
- Alexandra Tolstoy.
- British.
- DIA.
- Deposit Insurance Agency.
- France.
- High Court.
- Kremlin.
- London.
- Pugachev.
- Putin.
- Russia.
- Russian.
- Sergey Pugachev.
- Vladimir Putin.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump on Thursday asked April Ryan, an African-American reporter and longtime White House correspondent, if she would arrange for him a meeting with the Congressional Black Caucus. Late in a rollicking and unexpected news conference, Trump took a question from Ryan, who asked about his campaign promise to revitalize the American urban centers he frequently described in bleak terms. Trump responded first by telling Ryan that her question was "very professional and very good," then claimed he received "a much higher percentage of the African-American vote than a lot of people thought" because of his attention to the "inner cities."

OPTIONS:
- African replied: "No," adding that she was "just a reporter."
- American replied: "No," adding that she was "just a reporter."
- CNN replied: "No," adding that she was "just a reporter."
- Congressional Black Caucus replied: "No," adding that she was "just a reporter."
- Donald Trump replied: "No," adding that she was "just a reporter."
- Ryan replied: "No," adding that she was "just a reporter."
- Trump replied: "No," adding that she was "just a reporter."
- White House replied: "No," adding that she was "just a reporter."


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United Nations (CNN) -- The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor reported Friday to the U.N. Security Council that violence continues in Darfur and that the Sudanese president and his government are not cooperating with investigators. Luis Moreno-Ocampo noted positive developments in judicial proceedings and "fruitful" cooperation with international bodies, but said there still remain many setbacks. He explained that crimes continue in the region, including "indiscriminate bombings of civilians ... rapes and sexual violence" and the "use of child soldiers." Moreno-Ocampo also highlighted Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir's role in the situation. "Any leader committing crimes will face justice. Power does not provide immunity."

Moreno-Ocampo said his office was considering holding responsible

OPTIONS:
- CNN officials "who actively deny and dissimulate crimes."
- Darfur officials "who actively deny and dissimulate crimes."
- International Criminal Court officials "who actively deny and dissimulate crimes."
- Luis Moreno-Ocampo officials "who actively deny and dissimulate crimes."
- Moreno-Ocampo officials "who actively deny and dissimulate crimes."
- Omar Hassan al-Bashir officials "who actively deny and dissimulate crimes."
- Power officials "who actively deny and dissimulate crimes."
- Sudan officials "who actively deny and dissimulate crimes."
- Sudanese officials "who actively deny and dissimulate crimes."
- U.N. Security Council officials "who actively deny and dissimulate crimes."
- United Nations officials "who actively deny and dissimulate crimes."


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Svay Pak, Cambodia (CNN) Sephak was aged just 13 years old when she was sold for sex by her mother. She was taken to a hospital, issued a certificate confirming her virginity, and then taken to a hotel room where a she was raped for days. She was returned home after three nights. Sephak grew up in Svay Pak, a poor fishing village on the outskirts of the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh. It's a community that has become notorious as a place to buy child sex. Her mother, Ann, said her family had fallen on hard times and that they took out a loan that eventually spiraled to about $6,000 in debt. With money-lenders threatening her, Ann took up an offer from a woman who approached her promising big money for her daughter's virginity.

But after

OPTIONS:
- Ann's return, her mother began pressuring her to work in a brothel.
- CNN's return, her mother began pressuring her to work in a brothel.
- Cambodia's return, her mother began pressuring her to work in a brothel.
- Cambodian's return, her mother began pressuring her to work in a brothel.
- Phnom Penh's return, her mother began pressuring her to work in a brothel.
- Sephak's return, her mother began pressuring her to work in a brothel.
- Svay Pak's return, her mother began pressuring her to work in a brothel.


Any positive omen is welcome when you are trying to beat Novak Djokovic, so Andy Murray will hope the weather forecasters are right when he begins his French Open semi-final on Friday afternoon. The temperature is predicted to nudge into the nineties, bringing back memories of the tropical feel that accompanied his last win over his Serbian contemporary, in the 2013 Wimbledon final. Where there is heat there is hope. The imperious world No 1 is not always comfortable in it and the unusually quick conditions might just help as the Scot goes for the finest win of his career.

So that, to me, helps the person (

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray) playing him directly after.
- French Open) playing him directly after.
- Jo) playing him directly after.
- Murray) playing him directly after.
- Novak Djokovic) playing him directly after.
- Paris) playing him directly after.
- Scot) playing him directly after.
- Serbian) playing him directly after.
- Stan Wawrinka) playing him directly after.
- Wilfried Tsonga) playing him directly after.
- Wimbledon) playing him directly after.


Swatch, the world's largest watchmaker unveiled its riposte to Apple's smartwatch. It plans to put cheap programmable chips in watches that will let wearers from China to Chicago make payments with a swipe of the wrist. Swatch Group will start offering watches with near field communication (NFC) chips within two months, said at a news conference on the company's annual results which were released last month. Scroll down for video We're coming for you Apple! Swatch chief executive Nick Hayek said Apple's launch was a 'fantastic opportunity' for the Swiss watchmaker. The rewards are potentially huge for whoever comes up with a winning formula. Andrew Sheehy, chief analyst at Generator Research, sees the retail value of wearable Internet-connected devices at $93.1 billion by 2018, versus $4.1 billion in 2014, with smartwatches accounting for about two thirds of the market's value in 2018.

At 1600 GMT,

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Sheehy shares were up 2.7 percent at 432.1
- Apple shares were up 2.7 percent at 432.1
- Chicago shares were up 2.7 percent at 432.1
- China shares were up 2.7 percent at 432.1
- Generator Research shares were up 2.7 percent at 432.1
- NFC shares were up 2.7 percent at 432.1
- Nick Hayek shares were up 2.7 percent at 432.1
- Swatch shares were up 2.7 percent at 432.1
- Swatch Group shares were up 2.7 percent at 432.1
- Swiss shares were up 2.7 percent at 432.1


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Steven Whittaker has offered a ringing endorsement of the prospective managerial duo of Mark Warburton and David Weir, claiming the pair possess the perfect blend of style and substance needed to revive Rangers. Former Brentford boss Warburton is expected to be appointed early this week and ex-Rangers full-back Whittaker offers a first-hand account of why the former city trader will offer a brand of football which would excite the Ibrox fanbase. Whittaker's Norwich City were promotion rivals to the English Championship's surprise package last term and the Scotland international admits he was impressed with how successfully and expansively the west London outfit played during their first season in the second tier.

If

OPTIONS:
- Brentford is well placed to offer a view of the type of football team Warburton can put together, he is a bona-fide expert on the qualities of his assistant.
- Championship is well placed to offer a view of the type of football team Warburton can put together, he is a bona-fide expert on the qualities of his assistant.
- David Weir is well placed to offer a view of the type of football team Warburton can put together, he is a bona-fide expert on the qualities of his assistant.
- English Championship is well placed to offer a view of the type of football team Warburton can put together, he is a bona-fide expert on the qualities of his assistant.
- Griffin Park is well placed to offer a view of the type of football team Warburton can put together, he is a bona-fide expert on the qualities of his assistant.
- Ibrox is well placed to offer a view of the type of football team Warburton can put together, he is a bona-fide expert on the qualities of his assistant.
- London is well placed to offer a view of the type of football team Warburton can put together, he is a bona-fide expert on the qualities of his assistant.
- Mark Warburton is well placed to offer a view of the type of football team Warburton can put together, he is a bona-fide expert on the qualities of his assistant.
- Mark Warburton is well placed to offer a view of the type of football team Warburton can put together, he is a bona-fide expert on the qualities of his assistant.
- Norwich City is well placed to offer a view of the type of football team Warburton can put together, he is a bona-fide expert on the qualities of his assistant.
- Rangers is well placed to offer a view of the type of football team Warburton can put together, he is a bona-fide expert on the qualities of his assistant.
- Scotland is well placed to offer a view of the type of football team Warburton can put together, he is a bona-fide expert on the qualities of his assistant.
- Steven Whittaker is well placed to offer a view of the type of football team Warburton can put together, he is a bona-fide expert on the qualities of his assistant.
- Warburton is well placed to offer a view of the type of football team Warburton can put together, he is a bona-fide expert on the qualities of his assistant.
- Weir is well placed to offer a view of the type of football team Warburton can put together, he is a bona-fide expert on the qualities of his assistant.
- Whittaker is well placed to offer a view of the type of football team Warburton can put together, he is a bona-fide expert on the qualities of his assistant.


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(CNN) People are often surprised to learn that Shelby Payne has type 1 diabetes -- because her identical twin sister, Sydney, does not. "Everyone's like, 'Wow, how in the world does (my sister) not have it?' " said Payne, 23, who once played forward on Stanford's soccer team, like her sister. "They can't really fathom it." Though experts agree that genetics influence who gets type 1 diabetes, Payne's story suggests that something other than genes must also be at play. And some researchers are focusing in on one family of viruses in particular. A new study from Finland joins decades of research suggesting that enteroviruses, which include over 100 individual virus types, may play a key role in triggering type 1 diabetes, which has no cure.

OPTIONS:
- Enteroviruses and her sister have also enrolled in TrialNet, a diabetes research network studying ways to prevent and delay type 1 diabetes.
- Finland and her sister have also enrolled in TrialNet, a diabetes research network studying ways to prevent and delay type 1 diabetes.
- Payne and her sister have also enrolled in TrialNet, a diabetes research network studying ways to prevent and delay type 1 diabetes.
- Shelby Payne and her sister have also enrolled in TrialNet, a diabetes research network studying ways to prevent and delay type 1 diabetes.
- Stanford and her sister have also enrolled in TrialNet, a diabetes research network studying ways to prevent and delay type 1 diabetes.
- Sydney and her sister have also enrolled in TrialNet, a diabetes research network studying ways to prevent and delay type 1 diabetes.
- Type 1 and her sister have also enrolled in TrialNet, a diabetes research network studying ways to prevent and delay type 1 diabetes.


The first American believed to have been killed while fighting the Islamic State was 'guided to Syria' by God, his father said. Tom Broomfield was speaking out on Wednesday, the day of his son Keith's funeral. The 36-year-old - who died fighting alongside Kurdish forces in Syria - was laid to rest in a private burial, following a service at Grace Baptist Church in Hudson, Massachusetts. Friends described him as a car and motorcycle enthusiast who embraced his passions headlong. They remembered how he drove a DeLorean car in high school and later fixed up a 1970s motorcycle to ride on a cross-country adventure to California.

Those who put themselves forward are given a

OPTIONS:
- Abdul Tammo nom de guerre when they join.
- American nom de guerre when they join.
- American Kurds nom de guerre when they join.
- California nom de guerre when they join.
- Connecticut nom de guerre when they join.
- DeLorean nom de guerre when they join.
- God nom de guerre when they join.
- Grace Baptist Church nom de guerre when they join.
- Hartford nom de guerre when they join.
- Hudson nom de guerre when they join.
- Islamic State nom de guerre when they join.
- Keith nom de guerre when they join.
- Keith Broomfield nom de guerre when they join.
- Kurdish nom de guerre when they join.
- Massachusetts nom de guerre when they join.
- Syria nom de guerre when they join.
- Tom Broomfield nom de guerre when they join.


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As Jeremy Clarkson continues to battle to save his career after being sacked form Top Gear, his estranged wife has been enjoying a family break in the Caribbean. Frances Clarkson showed off her tanned figure in a white bikini as she relaxed on a beach in Barbados. The 53 year old revealed the results of a week sunbathing over Easter in the skimpy swimsuit, which was covered in a black palm tree print. Scroll down for video Frances Clarkson showed of her holiday tan in a white bikini during a dip in the sea on her Barbados holiday today Frances appeared to be deep in thought as she paddled around in the clear blue waters, where she had been jet skiing two days beforehand.

Clarkson married

OPTIONS:
- Barbados in 1993 and she encouraged him to cultivate a more aggressive on-screen persona to make Top Gear more controversial, say friends.
- Caribbean in 1993 and she encouraged him to cultivate a more aggressive on-screen persona to make Top Gear more controversial, say friends.
- Easter in 1993 and she encouraged him to cultivate a more aggressive on-screen persona to make Top Gear more controversial, say friends.
- Easter Bank Holiday in 1993 and she encouraged him to cultivate a more aggressive on-screen persona to make Top Gear more controversial, say friends.
- Frances in 1993 and she encouraged him to cultivate a more aggressive on-screen persona to make Top Gear more controversial, say friends.
- Frances Clarkson in 1993 and she encouraged him to cultivate a more aggressive on-screen persona to make Top Gear more controversial, say friends.
- Jeremy in 1993 and she encouraged him to cultivate a more aggressive on-screen persona to make Top Gear more controversial, say friends.
- Jeremy Clarkson in 1993 and she encouraged him to cultivate a more aggressive on-screen persona to make Top Gear more controversial, say friends.
- Top Gear in 1993 and she encouraged him to cultivate a more aggressive on-screen persona to make Top Gear more controversial, say friends.


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

London, England (CNN) -- Britain's Prince William asked his girlfriend Kate Middleton to marry him, he said Tuesday, setting up the most anticipated royal wedding since Prince Charles and Diana, princess of Wales, got married nearly 30 years ago. William gave Diana's sapphire-and-diamond engagement ring to his fiancee when he popped the question during a vacation in Kenya last month, he said. "It's my mother's engagement ring, so of course it's very special to me, and Kate's now very special to me, so it was only right to put the two together," he said Tuesday. "It was a total shock" when the prince proposed, Middleton said, adding that she was very excited. "We were out there with friends and things, so I really didn't expect it at all."

His brother

OPTIONS:
- Britain said he was "delighted that my brother has popped the question!
- CNN said he was "delighted that my brother has popped the question!
- Charles said he was "delighted that my brother has popped the question!
- Diana said he was "delighted that my brother has popped the question!
- England said he was "delighted that my brother has popped the question!
- Harry said he was "delighted that my brother has popped the question!
- Kate said he was "delighted that my brother has popped the question!
- Kate Middleton said he was "delighted that my brother has popped the question!
- Kenya said he was "delighted that my brother has popped the question!
- London said he was "delighted that my brother has popped the question!
- Middleton said he was "delighted that my brother has popped the question!
- Wales said he was "delighted that my brother has popped the question!
- William said he was "delighted that my brother has popped the question!


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If you like the idea of having a conversation with your pet cat then you better look away now. Flam, a cat in Nashville, Tennessee, may well be the first of its kind to have had a conversation with a human being. But sadly, as documented on video, the little chat didn't go down that well with the feline. In the clip is Penny Adams, a professional photographer who volunteers her time at the Cat Shoppe Rescue centre. Sitting on the floor, she announces to the camera that she is holding a cat-to-human language translator on her phone. Penny, who doesn't herself know what it is being translated by the app, activates the meowing sound and immediately Flam, who sits underneath a table, becomes noticeably intrigued.

The cat, clearly insulted by what the human-to-cat translator app is saying, attacks

OPTIONS:
- Cat Shoppe Rescue with its paw
- Flam with its paw
- Nashville with its paw
- Penny with its paw
- Penny Adams with its paw
- Tennessee with its paw
- USA with its paw


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Hempstead, New York (CNN) Hillary Clinton stepped onto the debate stage Monday night determined to show that only one candidate is ready to be president. Clinton poked, prodded and quoted Trump's own words, goading the famously thin-skinned Republican nominee. Trump took the bait, repeatedly interrupting angrily or dismissively throughout the night. He couldn't resist attacks, even when it was obvious they would backfire -- such as his criticism of Clinton for dropping off the campaign trail ahead of the debate to prepare. CNN's Reality Check Team vets the claims "Yes, I did. And you know what else I prepared for?" Clinton shot back. "I prepared to be president."

OPTIONS:
- CNN lied repeatedly Monday night -- including some real whoppers.
- Clinton lied repeatedly Monday night -- including some real whoppers.
- Donald Trump lied repeatedly Monday night -- including some real whoppers.
- Hempstead lied repeatedly Monday night -- including some real whoppers.
- Hillary Clinton lied repeatedly Monday night -- including some real whoppers.
- New York lied repeatedly Monday night -- including some real whoppers.
- Reality Check Team lied repeatedly Monday night -- including some real whoppers.
- Republican lied repeatedly Monday night -- including some real whoppers.
- TPP lied repeatedly Monday night -- including some real whoppers.
- Trump lied repeatedly Monday night -- including some real whoppers.


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(CNN) -- Kyle White now has two pieces of metal to wear -- one, a bracelet inscribed with the names of his six comrades killed in an ambush in Afghanistan, the other, a Medal of Honor given to him for his valor that ensured that death toll wasn't higher. Speaking minutes after President Barack Obama gave him the highest military honor, White insisted the two emblems are equally significant. They both represent his family on that day six years ago -- the seven others who, like him, survived as well as those who did not. The former Army sergeant said Tuesday he owes it to these men, whom he calls "my heroes," to live his life well, even now that he's left the military, and with honor.

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan called him on February 10 to tell him he'd be given the Medal of Honor.
- Army called him on February 10 to tell him he'd be given the Medal of Honor.
- Barack Obama called him on February 10 to tell him he'd be given the Medal of Honor.
- CNN called him on February 10 to tell him he'd be given the Medal of Honor.
- Kyle White called him on February 10 to tell him he'd be given the Medal of Honor.
- Medal of Honor called him on February 10 to tell him he'd be given the Medal of Honor.
- Obama called him on February 10 to tell him he'd be given the Medal of Honor.
- White called him on February 10 to tell him he'd be given the Medal of Honor.


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

Yet some leaders in the law enforcement community, welcome

OPTIONS:
- America' change in tone on police reforms.
- CNN' change in tone on police reforms.
- Donald Trump' change in tone on police reforms.
- Jeff Sessions' change in tone on police reforms.
- Justice Department' change in tone on police reforms.
- Obama' change in tone on police reforms.
- Sessions' change in tone on police reforms.
- Trump' change in tone on police reforms.
- Washington' change in tone on police reforms.
- White House' change in tone on police reforms.


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

The Russian owner of Crufts' Best in Show has dismissed the outrage surrounding the way her handler picked up the Scottish terrier as 'pure trolling'. Marina Khenkina, 48, spoke out after finding herself at the centre of an animal cruelty storm, sparked by the way her American handler Rebecca Cross picked up her Scottish terrier Knopa by its neck and tail at the world-famous dog show. So far, almost 190,000 people have signed online petitions calling for Ms Cross to be stripped of her prestigious title, while Crufts has also issued an apology. Scroll down for video. Anger: American handler Rebecca Cross picked up her Scottish terrier Knopa by the tail - sparking outrage and calls for her to be stripped of the Best in Show title

Mrs

OPTIONS:
- American, who was at Crufts watching over her prize-winning canines, has now waded into the scandal - nicknamed 'Tailgate' - backing Knopa's handler.
- Best in Show, who was at Crufts watching over her prize-winning canines, has now waded into the scandal - nicknamed 'Tailgate' - backing Knopa's handler.
- Cross, who was at Crufts watching over her prize-winning canines, has now waded into the scandal - nicknamed 'Tailgate' - backing Knopa's handler.
- Crufts, who was at Crufts watching over her prize-winning canines, has now waded into the scandal - nicknamed 'Tailgate' - backing Knopa's handler.
- Crufts' Best in Show, who was at Crufts watching over her prize-winning canines, has now waded into the scandal - nicknamed 'Tailgate' - backing Knopa's handler.
- Khenkina, who was at Crufts watching over her prize-winning canines, has now waded into the scandal - nicknamed 'Tailgate' - backing Knopa's handler.
- Knopa, who was at Crufts watching over her prize-winning canines, has now waded into the scandal - nicknamed 'Tailgate' - backing Knopa's handler.
- Marina Khenkina, who was at Crufts watching over her prize-winning canines, has now waded into the scandal - nicknamed 'Tailgate' - backing Knopa's handler.
- Moscow, who was at Crufts watching over her prize-winning canines, has now waded into the scandal - nicknamed 'Tailgate' - backing Knopa's handler.
- Rebecca Cross, who was at Crufts watching over her prize-winning canines, has now waded into the scandal - nicknamed 'Tailgate' - backing Knopa's handler.
- Russia, who was at Crufts watching over her prize-winning canines, has now waded into the scandal - nicknamed 'Tailgate' - backing Knopa's handler.
- Russian, who was at Crufts watching over her prize-winning canines, has now waded into the scandal - nicknamed 'Tailgate' - backing Knopa's handler.
- Scottish, who was at Crufts watching over her prize-winning canines, has now waded into the scandal - nicknamed 'Tailgate' - backing Knopa's handler.


Complete the passage.

A court case between a divorced Californian couple fighting over the future of their frozen embryos that began on Monday will test the state's laws on the enforcement of consent agreements. Mimi Lee, 46, a pianist and part-time anesthesiologist, and Stephen Findley, a wealthy executive, married five years ago. Findnley filed for divorce only three years into their marriage, in 2013. Shortly before their wedding, however, Lee was diagnosed with breast cancer. Unsure as to whether the disease would make her infertile, the couple used Lee's eggs and Findley's sperm to create five frozen embryos. Now that the couple is separating, however, Findley wants the embryos destroyed - the final issue to be decided on in their divorce, according to the Los Angeles Times.

He testified that he and

OPTIONS:
- Californian read the consent forms before signing, and both read and initialed the page that said the embryos would be destroyed if they divorced.
- Findley read the consent forms before signing, and both read and initialed the page that said the embryos would be destroyed if they divorced.
- Findnley read the consent forms before signing, and both read and initialed the page that said the embryos would be destroyed if they divorced.
- Infertile Lee read the consent forms before signing, and both read and initialed the page that said the embryos would be destroyed if they divorced.
- Lee read the consent forms before signing, and both read and initialed the page that said the embryos would be destroyed if they divorced.
- Los Angeles Times read the consent forms before signing, and both read and initialed the page that said the embryos would be destroyed if they divorced.
- Mimi Lee read the consent forms before signing, and both read and initialed the page that said the embryos would be destroyed if they divorced.
- Nick Loeb read the consent forms before signing, and both read and initialed the page that said the embryos would be destroyed if they divorced.
- Sofia Vergara read the consent forms before signing, and both read and initialed the page that said the embryos would be destroyed if they divorced.
- Stephen Findley read the consent forms before signing, and both read and initialed the page that said the embryos would be destroyed if they divorced.


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

(CNN) Whether Ed Gillespie likes it or not, the Republican's fate in the Virginia governor's race is tied to President Donald Trump. In a state that chooses a new governor every four years -- one year after the presidential election -- Trump was always going to be a dominant factor. But with two relatively bland candidates and a hyper-partisan national environment, Gillespie's campaign against Democratic Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam has revolved even more than usual around the President. Trump's popularity in Virginia mirrors his low national approval ratings. But Gillespie needs Trump's loyal base to turn out to vote. So he's adopted a strategy of airing ads that don't mention Trump but appeal directly to Trump's voters, warning of the MS-13 gangs and sanctuary cities, of which Virginia has none, and promising to keep up Confederate monuments.

But Northam has tried to dial back some of his most incendiary rhetoric, which included calling

OPTIONS:
- Confederate a "narcissistic maniac" during the Democratic primary.
- Democratic a "narcissistic maniac" during the Democratic primary.
- Donald Trump a "narcissistic maniac" during the Democratic primary.
- Ed Gillespie a "narcissistic maniac" during the Democratic primary.
- GOP a "narcissistic maniac" during the Democratic primary.
- Gillespie a "narcissistic maniac" during the Democratic primary.
- MS-13 a "narcissistic maniac" during the Democratic primary.
- Ralph Northam a "narcissistic maniac" during the Democratic primary.
- Republican a "narcissistic maniac" during the Democratic primary.
- Trump a "narcissistic maniac" during the Democratic primary.
- Virginia a "narcissistic maniac" during the Democratic primary.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN)California Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom is opting out of running for retiring Sen. Barbara Boxer's seat, he announced Monday in a Facebook post. "It's always better to be candid than coy. While I am humbled by the widespread encouragement of so many and hold in the highest esteem those who serve us in federal office, I know that my head and my heart, my young family's future, and our unfinished work all remain firmly in the State of California --- not Washington D.C," he wrote. "Therefore I will not seek election to the U.S. Senate in 2016." Boxer's retirement sets off wild scramble

Both have been developing their statewide and national profiles, and they also share the same California-based strategists, increasing the likelihood that if one runs for

OPTIONS:
- Barbara Boxer, the other would opt out.
- Boxer, the other would opt out.
- CNN, the other would opt out.
- California, the other would opt out.
- Democratic, the other would opt out.
- Facebook, the other would opt out.
- Gavin Newsom, the other would opt out.
- Kamala Harris, the other would opt out.
- State of California, the other would opt out.
- U.S. Senate, the other would opt out.
- Washington D.C, the other would opt out.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A wannabe jihadi bride who was desperate for love  has been jailed for 15 months today for helping an extremist  travel to Syria after an online romance. Angela Shafiq, 22, advised Mohammed Nahin Ahmed, from Birmingham, about travel documents and how to get past border controls before he left Britain to join rebels in the war-torn country. The student, who admitted she was worried nobody would marry her, also encouraged him to take a first aid course so he could pretend he was heading to Syria for humanitarian reasons. Shafiq denied an offence of preparation of terrorist acts after claiming  her Skype chats with Ahmed - a man she never met - were all 'fantasy'.

'

OPTIONS:
- Ahmed could have gone on to radicalise other young men.
- Aleppo could have gone on to radicalise other young men.
- Angela Shafiq could have gone on to radicalise other young men.
- Birmingham could have gone on to radicalise other young men.
- Britain could have gone on to radicalise other young men.
- Jihadis could have gone on to radicalise other young men.
- London could have gone on to radicalise other young men.
- Mohammed Nahin Ahmed could have gone on to radicalise other young men.
- Pair could have gone on to radicalise other young men.
- Shafiq could have gone on to radicalise other young men.
- Skype could have gone on to radicalise other young men.
- Syria could have gone on to radicalise other young men.
- Yusuf Zubair Sarwar could have gone on to radicalise other young men.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Romulus, Michigan (CNN) -- Part of an explosive device that failed to take down a plane last week was sewn into the underwear of the Nigerian man accused of igniting it, a law enforcement official told CNN Monday. Umar Farouk AbdulMutallab is being held for allegedly trying to blow up a flight carrying 300 passengers on Christmas Day. Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula claimed responsibility Monday for the attack, saying it was in retaliation for alleged U.S. strikes on Yemeni soil. In a message written in Arabic, dated Saturday and published Monday on radical Islamist Web sites, the group hailed the "brother" who carried out the "heroic attack."

According to the ministry's statement, AbdulMutallab had obtained a visa to study

OPTIONS:
- Al Qaeda at a language institute in Yemen where he had previously studied.
- Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula at a language institute in Yemen where he had previously studied.
- Arabic at a language institute in Yemen where he had previously studied.
- CNN at a language institute in Yemen where he had previously studied.
- Islamist at a language institute in Yemen where he had previously studied.
- Michigan at a language institute in Yemen where he had previously studied.
- Nigerian at a language institute in Yemen where he had previously studied.
- Obama at a language institute in Yemen where he had previously studied.
- Romulus at a language institute in Yemen where he had previously studied.
- U.S. at a language institute in Yemen where he had previously studied.
- Umar Farouk AbdulMutallab at a language institute in Yemen where he had previously studied.
- Yemeni at a language institute in Yemen where he had previously studied.


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(CNN) President Barack Obama, in his first visit to a mosque in the United States, said Wednesday he was seeking to rebut "inexcusable political rhetoric against Muslim-Americans" from Republican presidential candidates. Attempting to recast what he said was a warped image of Islam while encouraging members of the faith to speak out against terror, Obama described Muslims as essential to the fabric of America. "Let me say as clearly as I can as president of the United States: you fit right here," Obama told the audience at the Islamic Society of Baltimore, a 47-year-old mosque with thousands of attendees. "You're right where you belong. You're part of America too. You're not Muslim or American. You're Muslim and American."

Still, many Muslim-

OPTIONS:
- America on social media proclaimed Obama's visit too late in coming, using the hashtag #TooLateObama to dismiss his message as unwelcome.
- American on social media proclaimed Obama's visit too late in coming, using the hashtag #TooLateObama to dismiss his message as unwelcome.
- Americans on social media proclaimed Obama's visit too late in coming, using the hashtag #TooLateObama to dismiss his message as unwelcome.
- Barack Obama on social media proclaimed Obama's visit too late in coming, using the hashtag #TooLateObama to dismiss his message as unwelcome.
- Islam on social media proclaimed Obama's visit too late in coming, using the hashtag #TooLateObama to dismiss his message as unwelcome.
- Islamic Society of Baltimore on social media proclaimed Obama's visit too late in coming, using the hashtag #TooLateObama to dismiss his message as unwelcome.
- Muslim on social media proclaimed Obama's visit too late in coming, using the hashtag #TooLateObama to dismiss his message as unwelcome.
- Muslim Americans on social media proclaimed Obama's visit too late in coming, using the hashtag #TooLateObama to dismiss his message as unwelcome.
- Muslims on social media proclaimed Obama's visit too late in coming, using the hashtag #TooLateObama to dismiss his message as unwelcome.
- Obama on social media proclaimed Obama's visit too late in coming, using the hashtag #TooLateObama to dismiss his message as unwelcome.
- Republican on social media proclaimed Obama's visit too late in coming, using the hashtag #TooLateObama to dismiss his message as unwelcome.
- United States on social media proclaimed Obama's visit too late in coming, using the hashtag #TooLateObama to dismiss his message as unwelcome.


(CNN) Editor's Note: The United States Food and Drug Administration issued a warning letter to online vision test company Opternative in October, 2017, requesting that the company cease activities that result in the misbranding or adulteration of its test as an "eye examination" mobile medical app device. That letter was posted on the FDA website in March, 2018, and a spokesperson for Opternative said in an emailed statement to CNN, "We have responded to the Warning Letter and we are working closely with FDA on this matter." It happened again: You've misplaced your only pair of glasses. Or maybe you've run through your last box of contacts. In order to replace them, you need a new prescription, and that means, an appointment with your eye doctor.

OPTIONS:
- CNN even sends your vision test results to an ophthalmologist licensed in your state who can review the results and your prior prescription and issue a new prescription for glasses, contacts or both.
- FDA even sends your vision test results to an ophthalmologist licensed in your state who can review the results and your prior prescription and issue a new prescription for glasses, contacts or both.
- Opternative even sends your vision test results to an ophthalmologist licensed in your state who can review the results and your prior prescription and issue a new prescription for glasses, contacts or both.
- United States Food and Drug Administration even sends your vision test results to an ophthalmologist licensed in your state who can review the results and your prior prescription and issue a new prescription for glasses, contacts or both.
- Warning Letter even sends your vision test results to an ophthalmologist licensed in your state who can review the results and your prior prescription and issue a new prescription for glasses, contacts or both.


How does the sentence end?

Raleigh, North Carolina (CNN) Donald Trump on Tuesday once again expressed his preference for keeping dictators in power in the Middle East. While acknowledging that Saddam Hussein "was a bad guy," Trump praised the former Iraqi dictator's efficient killing of "terrorists" -- despite the fact that Iraq was listed as a state sponsor of terrorism during Hussein's time in power. Trump, who supported the Iraq War before the invasion and in the early months of the war, said the U.S. "shouldn't have destabilized" Iraq before pivoting to praising Hussein. Nightcap: The latest news and political buzz from CNN Politics | Sign up

OPTIONS:
- CNN was notoriously effective at suppressing dissent in his country, but he frequently targeted civilians and minority groups while in power, which earned him widespread condemnation from the international community as one of the world's worst human rights abusers.
- CNN Politics was notoriously effective at suppressing dissent in his country, but he frequently targeted civilians and minority groups while in power, which earned him widespread condemnation from the international community as one of the world's worst human rights abusers.
- Donald Trump was notoriously effective at suppressing dissent in his country, but he frequently targeted civilians and minority groups while in power, which earned him widespread condemnation from the international community as one of the world's worst human rights abusers.
- Hussein was notoriously effective at suppressing dissent in his country, but he frequently targeted civilians and minority groups while in power, which earned him widespread condemnation from the international community as one of the world's worst human rights abusers.
- Iraq was notoriously effective at suppressing dissent in his country, but he frequently targeted civilians and minority groups while in power, which earned him widespread condemnation from the international community as one of the world's worst human rights abusers.
- Iraq War was notoriously effective at suppressing dissent in his country, but he frequently targeted civilians and minority groups while in power, which earned him widespread condemnation from the international community as one of the world's worst human rights abusers.
- Iraqi was notoriously effective at suppressing dissent in his country, but he frequently targeted civilians and minority groups while in power, which earned him widespread condemnation from the international community as one of the world's worst human rights abusers.
- Middle East was notoriously effective at suppressing dissent in his country, but he frequently targeted civilians and minority groups while in power, which earned him widespread condemnation from the international community as one of the world's worst human rights abusers.
- North Carolina was notoriously effective at suppressing dissent in his country, but he frequently targeted civilians and minority groups while in power, which earned him widespread condemnation from the international community as one of the world's worst human rights abusers.
- Raleigh was notoriously effective at suppressing dissent in his country, but he frequently targeted civilians and minority groups while in power, which earned him widespread condemnation from the international community as one of the world's worst human rights abusers.
- Saddam Hussein was notoriously effective at suppressing dissent in his country, but he frequently targeted civilians and minority groups while in power, which earned him widespread condemnation from the international community as one of the world's worst human rights abusers.
- Trump was notoriously effective at suppressing dissent in his country, but he frequently targeted civilians and minority groups while in power, which earned him widespread condemnation from the international community as one of the world's worst human rights abusers.
- U.S. was notoriously effective at suppressing dissent in his country, but he frequently targeted civilians and minority groups while in power, which earned him widespread condemnation from the international community as one of the world's worst human rights abusers.


Wouldn’t it be embarrassing for Jose Mourinho if he blew the title and gifted it to that ‘specialist in failure’ Arsene Wenger? Would the Special One be able to show his face in English football again after such humiliation? It’s a big call if you think the Gunners will win the title, but history suggests there is a chance Chelsea could implode. This time last year Mourinho was reeling from an unlikely 1-0 defeat at Aston Villa. That day at Villa Park Chelsea huffed and puffed, Ramires was sent off, and Mourinho was charged by the FA after he went on to the pitch to question referee Chris Foy.

And that’s down to errors made by

OPTIONS:
- Arsene Wenger that have almost gone unnoticed.
- Aston Villa that have almost gone unnoticed.
- Cesc Fabregas that have almost gone unnoticed.
- Champions League that have almost gone unnoticed.
- Chelsea that have almost gone unnoticed.
- Chris Foy. that have almost gone unnoticed.
- English that have almost gone unnoticed.
- FA that have almost gone unnoticed.
- Gunners that have almost gone unnoticed.
- Jose Mourinho that have almost gone unnoticed.
- Kevin de Bruyne that have almost gone unnoticed.
- Mourinho that have almost gone unnoticed.
- PSG that have almost gone unnoticed.
- Patrick Bamford that have almost gone unnoticed.
- Ramires that have almost gone unnoticed.
- Southampton that have almost gone unnoticed.
- Special One that have almost gone unnoticed.
- Villa Park that have almost gone unnoticed.


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

To hear Leigh Griffiths tell it, the intervention staged by Celtic boss Ronny Deila and assistant John Collins was definitely closer to a kick in the what-nots than it was a pat on the back. Whatever the detail of the conversation, and however lasting the effects may be, the short-term impact on the 24-year-old force of nature — often as unruly and unpredictable as a whirlwind — has been nothing short of remarkable. As the kid himself puts it: ‘Being top scorer now means that, since I have had a talk with the manager, I have knuckled down and proved him wrong, proved JC wrong and shown that I deserve to be here.’

Hat-trick hero

OPTIONS:
- Celtic with signed match ball and man of the match award
- Griffiths with signed match ball and man of the match award
- JC with signed match ball and man of the match award
- John Collins with signed match ball and man of the match award
- Kilmarnock with signed match ball and man of the match award
- Leigh Griffiths with signed match ball and man of the match award
- Ronny Deila with signed match ball and man of the match award


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) The Caribbean island of Dominica has been "devastated" by Hurricane Maria, the country's Prime Minister tells CNN. The powerful storm, which made landfall Monday night, has since been downgraded to a Category 4 with sustained winds of 155 mph. After it passes over Dominica it is on course to score a direct hit on the US territory of Puerto Rico -- the first hurricane of its strength to do so in 85 years. "We're just waiting for daybreak to do an assessment of the damage," Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit told CNN's Rosemary Church. "Our first order of business will be search and rescue to ensure we can account for every single citizen and residents who were on the island during this really devastating hurricane."

Rosselló ordered evacuations ahead of deteriorating conditions, telling CNN that extensive preparations had been made to mitigate

OPTIONS:
- CNN's potential impact.
- Caribbean's potential impact.
- Dominica's potential impact.
- Maria's potential impact.
- Puerto Rico's potential impact.
- Roosevelt Skerrit's potential impact.
- Rosemary Church's potential impact.
- US's potential impact.


An abandoned three-year-old girl from India who was refused by many couples seeking to adopt because she didn't have a nose has finally found a new home. Kristen Williams, 44, from Cincinnati, adopted little Durga after a number of couples refused her because insects had eaten away her nose when she was abandoned at birth. But Durga has now started a new life in  Ohio, with her eight-year-old sister Munni, who Kristen also adopted from India in 2012. Kristen Williams, a teacher from Ohio, adopted little Durga who was abandoned at work causing her nose to be eaten by insects

Munni was quiet and withdrawn but

OPTIONS:
- Cincinnati felt nothing but love for her.
- Durga felt nothing but love for her.
- India felt nothing but love for her.
- Kristen felt nothing but love for her.
- Kristen Williams felt nothing but love for her.
- Munni felt nothing but love for her.
- Ohio felt nothing but love for her.


Write the next sentence.

Fiorentina piled on the misery for AC Milan by scoring twice in the last 10 minutes as they came from behind to win 2-1 and put more pressure on Filippo Inzaghi's team on Monday. A superb brace from Felipe Anderson gave Lazio a 2-0 win at Torino which took them clear of Napoli in third place, the Champions League playoff spot, in another of Monday's games. Monday's defeat at Fiorentina heaped more pressure on Filippo Inzaghi Fiorentina's winning goal came after chaotic scenes at the Artemio Franchi stadium where the referee went off injured and the teams kept playing before he had been replaced, apparently unaware there was nobody in charge of the match.

OPTIONS:
- AC Milan coach Inzaghi, whose future is the subject of speculation after almost every draw or defeat, left the pitch looking thoroughly soaked and miserable.
- Artemio Franchi coach Inzaghi, whose future is the subject of speculation after almost every draw or defeat, left the pitch looking thoroughly soaked and miserable.
- Champions League coach Inzaghi, whose future is the subject of speculation after almost every draw or defeat, left the pitch looking thoroughly soaked and miserable.
- Felipe Anderson coach Inzaghi, whose future is the subject of speculation after almost every draw or defeat, left the pitch looking thoroughly soaked and miserable.
- Filippo Inzaghi coach Inzaghi, whose future is the subject of speculation after almost every draw or defeat, left the pitch looking thoroughly soaked and miserable.
- Fiorentina coach Inzaghi, whose future is the subject of speculation after almost every draw or defeat, left the pitch looking thoroughly soaked and miserable.
- Gonzalo Rodriguez coach Inzaghi, whose future is the subject of speculation after almost every draw or defeat, left the pitch looking thoroughly soaked and miserable.
- Joaquin coach Inzaghi, whose future is the subject of speculation after almost every draw or defeat, left the pitch looking thoroughly soaked and miserable.
- Lazio coach Inzaghi, whose future is the subject of speculation after almost every draw or defeat, left the pitch looking thoroughly soaked and miserable.
- Mattia Destro coach Inzaghi, whose future is the subject of speculation after almost every draw or defeat, left the pitch looking thoroughly soaked and miserable.
- Milan coach Inzaghi, whose future is the subject of speculation after almost every draw or defeat, left the pitch looking thoroughly soaked and miserable.
- Napoli coach Inzaghi, whose future is the subject of speculation after almost every draw or defeat, left the pitch looking thoroughly soaked and miserable.
- Ref coach Inzaghi, whose future is the subject of speculation after almost every draw or defeat, left the pitch looking thoroughly soaked and miserable.
- Torino coach Inzaghi, whose future is the subject of speculation after almost every draw or defeat, left the pitch looking thoroughly soaked and miserable.


Write the next sentence.

Prince Charles left locals smiling this morning, after touring a hospital in Wales and turning on the charm for delighted patients. The Prince of Wales is currently in the middle of his annual visit to the principality and was on jovial form for a meeting with a group of elderly ladies at Llandovery Hospital. Cracking jokes and asking about families, the 66-year-old royal certainly appeared to be enjoying his visit during which he opened a new X-ray unit. Despite the rain pouring down outside, he also stopped to say hello to some of the families gathered outside to see him - and admired their collection of dragon-emblazoned national flags.

Charles and

OPTIONS:
- Camilla are also hosting a number of receptions at Llwynywermod, their Welsh farmhouse near Llandovery.
- Carmarthenshire are also hosting a number of receptions at Llwynywermod, their Welsh farmhouse near Llandovery.
- Llandovery Hospital are also hosting a number of receptions at Llwynywermod, their Welsh farmhouse near Llandovery.
- Prince Charles are also hosting a number of receptions at Llwynywermod, their Welsh farmhouse near Llandovery.
- Rhandir are also hosting a number of receptions at Llwynywermod, their Welsh farmhouse near Llandovery.
- Wales are also hosting a number of receptions at Llwynywermod, their Welsh farmhouse near Llandovery.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) On a typical world map, Canada is a vast nation. Home to six time zones, its endless plains spread from ocean to ocean, dominating great swathes of the northern half of the globe. But, in reality, three Canadas would comfortably fit inside Africa. Our world map is wildly misleading. It's all down to the European cartographer Geert de Kremer, better known as Mercator, and his 16th century map projection -- a common template for world maps today -- which distorts the size of countries. Now, schools in Boston are taking a stand against the tradition by introducing the lesser-known Peters projection from the 1970s (also called Gall-Peters projection) in classrooms, to teach children the real size of the continents.

OPTIONS:
- Africa's solution was to stretch out the northern and southern extremities of the globe to fill those gaps, producing an elegant and usable map.
- Boston's solution was to stretch out the northern and southern extremities of the globe to fill those gaps, producing an elegant and usable map.
- Canada's solution was to stretch out the northern and southern extremities of the globe to fill those gaps, producing an elegant and usable map.
- Canadas's solution was to stretch out the northern and southern extremities of the globe to fill those gaps, producing an elegant and usable map.
- European's solution was to stretch out the northern and southern extremities of the globe to fill those gaps, producing an elegant and usable map.
- Gall's solution was to stretch out the northern and southern extremities of the globe to fill those gaps, producing an elegant and usable map.
- Geert de Kremer's solution was to stretch out the northern and southern extremities of the globe to fill those gaps, producing an elegant and usable map.
- Mercator's solution was to stretch out the northern and southern extremities of the globe to fill those gaps, producing an elegant and usable map.
- Peters's solution was to stretch out the northern and southern extremities of the globe to fill those gaps, producing an elegant and usable map.


How does the sentence end?

Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- Russia asserted its diplomatic and military muscle Saturday as tensions remained high ahead of a vote on secession in Crimea. About 60 Russian troops in six helicopters and three armored vehicles reportedly crossed into Ukraine's Kherson region and were in the town of Strilkove, on a strip of land just northeast of Crimea. The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine said the Russian troops were on the ground and the Ukrainian guards had taken defensive positions. The region is key to neighboring Crimea, because it gets electricity, freshwater and natural gas from there. The Russians said they were in Kherson to prevent a possible terrorist attack on oil assets in the area, according to the Ukrainian border guards.

Saturday, protesters also took to the streets in the Russian capital,

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Crimea.
- Kherson.
- Kiev.
- Moscow.
- Russia.
- Russian.
- Russians.
- State Border Guard Service of Ukraine.
- Strilkove.
- Ukraine.
- Ukrainian.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) The decision to end DACA has triggered a political firestorm and prompted protests around the country. Since President Barack Obama put it into place in 2012, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, has shielded hundreds of thousands of people who were illegally brought to the United States as children from deportation -- but not without its fair share of controversy. First, some critics slammed it as unconstitutional, and more recently, a group of states threatened to file a court challenge to the program. And even though the Trump administration has announced it's ending the program, the debate is far from over.

While

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama students are not eligible for federal financial aid, some states let them pay in-state tuition, and a few offer them state-sponsored aid.
- DACA students are not eligible for federal financial aid, some states let them pay in-state tuition, and a few offer them state-sponsored aid.
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program students are not eligible for federal financial aid, some states let them pay in-state tuition, and a few offer them state-sponsored aid.
- Trump students are not eligible for federal financial aid, some states let them pay in-state tuition, and a few offer them state-sponsored aid.
- United States students are not eligible for federal financial aid, some states let them pay in-state tuition, and a few offer them state-sponsored aid.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Adding to a raft of investigations worldwide, Paris prosecutors have launched a preliminary probe into possible fraud over the pollution-cheating software installed in diesel engines by Volkswagen. The French investigation opened following information received from an elected official in the Paris region and also from public statements about the scandal that has engulfed VW, a judicial source said today. Volkswagen has admitted 11million vehicles worldwide are equipped with the software that dupes pollution emission testing. The French probe into suspected 'aggravated' deception will only concern cars sold in France. Nearly one million diesel cars of Volkswagen brands – VW, Audi, Skoda and Seat – have been sold in France in recent years fitted with the pollution-cheating software, according to VW's French unit.

Alongside the Paris prosecutor's investigation, several complaints have been announced in

OPTIONS:
- Audi by an environmental association and the French owners of Volkswagen diesel cars as well as shareholders in the VW auto group.
- France by an environmental association and the French owners of Volkswagen diesel cars as well as shareholders in the VW auto group.
- French by an environmental association and the French owners of Volkswagen diesel cars as well as shareholders in the VW auto group.
- Paris by an environmental association and the French owners of Volkswagen diesel cars as well as shareholders in the VW auto group.
- Seat – by an environmental association and the French owners of Volkswagen diesel cars as well as shareholders in the VW auto group.
- Skoda by an environmental association and the French owners of Volkswagen diesel cars as well as shareholders in the VW auto group.
- VW by an environmental association and the French owners of Volkswagen diesel cars as well as shareholders in the VW auto group.
- Volkswagen by an environmental association and the French owners of Volkswagen diesel cars as well as shareholders in the VW auto group.


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Cats aren't known for being man's best friend, but one has clawed away a Los Angeles animal shelter's award for dogs after protecting her owner from an attacking canine. Tara the cat famously fought off a dog that attacked her four-year-old autistic owner as he rode his bicycle in the driveway of the family's Bakersfield home in May of 2014. She body-slammed Scrappy, an out-of-control Labrador-Chow mix that lived next door, when the dog got out of his yard, ran for Jeremy Triantafilo, grabbed his leg and started shaking the boy from side-to-side. The cat achieved instant Internet stardom when a clip of the encounter was uploaded to YouTube and viewed more than 24million times. then chased him back toward his home.

The shelter's 33rd annual award was presented to the family in downtown

OPTIONS:
- Autistic on Friday.
- Bakersfield on Friday.
- California on Friday.
- Chow on Friday.
- Hero Dog on Friday.
- Internet on Friday.
- Jeremy on Friday.
- Jeremy Triantafilo on Friday.
- Labrador on Friday.
- Los Angeles on Friday.
- Scrappy on Friday.
- Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals on Friday.
- Tara on Friday.
- YouTube on Friday.


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David Lloyd reviews day five of the third and final Test of the series between England and Pakistan in Sharjah. Another shocking first hour for England. They don’t seem to be morning men. Too many were caught on the crease against spin and there was some real novice batting. You really do have to get a big stride in here to get to the pitch of the ball and to negate lbw. England were just walking wickets for a while there. As well as being a wonderful player Alastair Cook is a thoughtful one. He worked out how to play on this pitch, employing a sweep as and when and then he came down the pitch and hit over mid-on. It was out of character but he had worked out it was an easy shot for the left-hander with the spin.

A bright spot amid England’s suffering was the sight of Ben Stokes having a net out the back of the

OPTIONS:
- Adil Rashid and then batting towards the end of the Test.
- Alastair Cook and then batting towards the end of the Test.
- Ben Stokes and then batting towards the end of the Test.
- David Lloyd and then batting towards the end of the Test.
- England and then batting towards the end of the Test.
- Pakistan and then batting towards the end of the Test.
- Sharjah and then batting towards the end of the Test.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump is known for his blunt talk -- on everything ranging from trade to immigration and the fight against ISIS. But throughout the 2016 campaign, and now in the White House, there's one topic that he's been less forthcoming about -- Russia's role interfering in the US election. He's answered questions about attempts to hack the 2016 election many different ways throughout the campaign and since ascending to the presidency -- even speculating during a debate last year that it "could be someone sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds." The unanimous assessment of the US intelligence community is clear: Russia orchestrated a series of hacks and cyberattacks to meddle in the 2016 election and help Trump beat Hillary Clinton. Intelligence agencies have not concluded that Russian efforts made a difference in the election result.

At the second presidential debate, Trump dismissed claims that

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- CNN is behind the hacks, questioned whether there are any hacks in the first place and said he has no business in Russia.
- Donald Trump is behind the hacks, questioned whether there are any hacks in the first place and said he has no business in Russia.
- Hillary Clinton is behind the hacks, questioned whether there are any hacks in the first place and said he has no business in Russia.
- ISIS is behind the hacks, questioned whether there are any hacks in the first place and said he has no business in Russia.
- Russia is behind the hacks, questioned whether there are any hacks in the first place and said he has no business in Russia.
- Russian is behind the hacks, questioned whether there are any hacks in the first place and said he has no business in Russia.
- Spicer is behind the hacks, questioned whether there are any hacks in the first place and said he has no business in Russia.
- Trump is behind the hacks, questioned whether there are any hacks in the first place and said he has no business in Russia.
- US is behind the hacks, questioned whether there are any hacks in the first place and said he has no business in Russia.
- Washington is behind the hacks, questioned whether there are any hacks in the first place and said he has no business in Russia.
- White House is behind the hacks, questioned whether there are any hacks in the first place and said he has no business in Russia.


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(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 Coca-

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


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A group of British tourists taking part in a sunset cruise along the Zambezi River were left horrified after seeing crocodiles eat a man, it has been reported. The tour group and their guide were making their way down the river between Zimbabwe and Zambia when they saw crocodiles feeding. But as they approached, it became clear that the reptiles were tearing apart the bottom half of a human. Horrified British tourists saw crocodiles eating a man on the banks of the Zambezi River between Zambia and Zimbabwe (file picture) The Daily Telegraph reports that the tourists alerted authorities - but by the time officials had arrived to investigate, the remains of the body had vanished.

It is the latest in a series of crocodile attacks in

OPTIONS:
- British and three children are reported to have been killed by them in the last three months.
- Daily Telegraph and three children are reported to have been killed by them in the last three months.
- Group and three children are reported to have been killed by them in the last three months.
- Zambezi River and three children are reported to have been killed by them in the last three months.
- Zambia and three children are reported to have been killed by them in the last three months.
- Zimbabwe and three children are reported to have been killed by them in the last three months.


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Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) -- A suicide bomber wearing an explosives-packed vest attacked a police recruitment center in northern Iraq Tuesday, a bloody strike that killed at least 65 people and wounded 160 others. The attacker -- who blew himself up when he was among hundreds of recruits -- staged the assault at a checkpoint where people usually wait their turn to enter the center. The explosion caused a fire at a fuel station nearby, police in Tikrit said, and most of those killed and wounded were young men who came to join police forces. Tikrit's general hospital was overwhelmed with wounded people, some of whom had to be sent to hospitals in nearby towns of the Salaheddin province and to other locations, such as Irbil and Kirkuk.

Mosques urged

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- Baghdad residents to donate blood for the wounded.
- CNN residents to donate blood for the wounded.
- Iraq residents to donate blood for the wounded.
- Irbil residents to donate blood for the wounded.
- Kirkuk residents to donate blood for the wounded.
- Salaheddin residents to donate blood for the wounded.
- Tikrit residents to donate blood for the wounded.


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Manchester United are set to make a £30million move for Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema after Gareth Bale insisted he was staying at the Spanish club. United hoped to lure Bale to Old Trafford this summer but the Welsh international is adamant he wants to continue his career in La Liga. And new manager Rafa Benitez sees him in his plans, not least after he revealed he wants to play Cristiano Ronaldo in a central striking role. That would put Benzema on the sidelines but give Bale more scope on either flank. Ideally, Benitez would want to keep Benzema in the squad but it seems the club are ready to cash in on the Frenchman to bolster their transfer funds.

And it is understood

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- Arsenal have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Bale have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Benitez have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Benzema have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Brazil have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Chelsea have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Cristiano Ronaldo have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- David Sullivan have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Frenchman have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Gareth Bale have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Gonzalo Higuain have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Karim Benzema have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- La Liga have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Manchester United have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Napoli have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Old Trafford have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Patrick Bamford have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Rafa Benitez have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Real Madrid have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Romario have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Sepp Blatter have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Slaven Bilic have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Spanish have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Sunderland have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- United have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- Welsh have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.
- West Ham have been alerted that Benzema is up for grabs.


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Washington (CNN) FBI Director James Comey relied heavily on eight words Tuesday when recommending that no charges be brought against Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email server. "No reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case," Comey said. The comments triggered a fierce debate between former prosecutors, government officials and legal experts on the exact definition of "reasonable" as it pertains to Clinton's case. Why Comey stood alone: Inside the FBI's announcement "A reasonable prosecutor could bring a case because the facts clearly establish many violations of law" said Joseph E. diGenova, a former U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia appointed by Ronald Reagan. "Comey's statement that there was no intent is completely negated by the fact that Clinton used multiple private servers and devices which were unencrypted and thus she knew that classified information would be compromised."

But Mukasey argued that

OPTIONS:
- CNN's decision left some "puzzled and dismayed" in part because Comey stressed intent over gross negligence.
- Clinton's decision left some "puzzled and dismayed" in part because Comey stressed intent over gross negligence.
- Comey's decision left some "puzzled and dismayed" in part because Comey stressed intent over gross negligence.
- District of Columbia's decision left some "puzzled and dismayed" in part because Comey stressed intent over gross negligence.
- FBI's decision left some "puzzled and dismayed" in part because Comey stressed intent over gross negligence.
- Hillary Clinton's decision left some "puzzled and dismayed" in part because Comey stressed intent over gross negligence.
- James Comey's decision left some "puzzled and dismayed" in part because Comey stressed intent over gross negligence.
- Joseph E. diGenova's decision left some "puzzled and dismayed" in part because Comey stressed intent over gross negligence.
- Reagan's decision left some "puzzled and dismayed" in part because Comey stressed intent over gross negligence.
- Ronald Reagan's decision left some "puzzled and dismayed" in part because Comey stressed intent over gross negligence.
- U.S.'s decision left some "puzzled and dismayed" in part because Comey stressed intent over gross negligence.
- US's decision left some "puzzled and dismayed" in part because Comey stressed intent over gross negligence.
- Washington's decision left some "puzzled and dismayed" in part because Comey stressed intent over gross negligence.


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(CNN) -- The Greek footballer who achieved global infamy on Saturday after celebrating a goal with a fascist salute has been barred by his club until the end of the season. Having already been issued with a life ban from the Greek national team for his actions in the 2-1 league win over Veria, Giorgos Katidis has now been sanctioned by AEK Athens as well. The move follows widespread criticism of the 20-year-old's behavior, with many commentators expressing disbelief at the player's claim that he was ignorant of the full meaning of his actions. In a statement, AEK confirmed rumors that the club future of the onetime Greek under-19 captain is now in serious question.

His club ban follows on from a statement he gave on Sunday, in which he asked to be dropped from the first team because of the way in which he had "offended the history" of

OPTIONS:
- AEK.
- AEK Athens.
- CNN.
- Giorgos Katidis.
- Greek.
- Super League.
- Veria.


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Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull accused an ABC host of having 'lost the plot' and refused to back down when asked if the government's reaction to Q&A allowing Zaky Mallah in their live audience was 'exaggerated'. Insiders host Barrie Cassidy asked Mr Turmbull how Mr Mallah's appearance differed from him being in any other public space, prompting a furious response from the federal minister. 'Are you pulling my leg? After the Martin Place siege, you're saying to me that there is no security issue with putting Zaky Mallah in a live audience?' an incredulous Mr Turnbull retaliated. In response, Cassidy repeated: 'Well what's the difference between that and Zaky Mallah walking into a shopping centre?'

Mr

OPTIONS:
- ABC was the first person to be charged under the government's new anti-terrorism laws in 2003 and served two years in prison after pleading guilty to a charge of threatening a government official.
- ABC Insiders was the first person to be charged under the government's new anti-terrorism laws in 2003 and served two years in prison after pleading guilty to a charge of threatening a government official.
- Barrie Cassidy was the first person to be charged under the government's new anti-terrorism laws in 2003 and served two years in prison after pleading guilty to a charge of threatening a government official.
- Cassidy was the first person to be charged under the government's new anti-terrorism laws in 2003 and served two years in prison after pleading guilty to a charge of threatening a government official.
- Malcolm Turnbull was the first person to be charged under the government's new anti-terrorism laws in 2003 and served two years in prison after pleading guilty to a charge of threatening a government official.
- Mallah was the first person to be charged under the government's new anti-terrorism laws in 2003 and served two years in prison after pleading guilty to a charge of threatening a government official.
- Martin Place was the first person to be charged under the government's new anti-terrorism laws in 2003 and served two years in prison after pleading guilty to a charge of threatening a government official.
- Q&A was the first person to be charged under the government's new anti-terrorism laws in 2003 and served two years in prison after pleading guilty to a charge of threatening a government official.
- Turmbull was the first person to be charged under the government's new anti-terrorism laws in 2003 and served two years in prison after pleading guilty to a charge of threatening a government official.
- Turnbull was the first person to be charged under the government's new anti-terrorism laws in 2003 and served two years in prison after pleading guilty to a charge of threatening a government official.
- Zaky Mallah was the first person to be charged under the government's new anti-terrorism laws in 2003 and served two years in prison after pleading guilty to a charge of threatening a government official.


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A majority of Americans say they do not want Syrian refugees in the country, following the Paris terrorist attack. Two polls taken after the ISIS assault on France found that 53 and 56 percent of Americans want the Syrian refugees barred from entry. In both instances Republicans were nearly twice as likely as Democrats to say the refugees should not be allowed to resettle in America. Close to seven in 10 Republican respondents to a Bloomberg poll said that all Syrian refugees should be denied entry to the United States. Just 36 percent of Democrats said the same thing. Roughly equal numbers of Republicans and Democrats said there should be a religious test for the refugees - 11 and nine percent, respectively.

A close second is going to be making sure that whatever policies we have in place uphold the longstanding cherished values of the

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- America.'
- Americans.'
- Bloomberg.'
- Democrats.'
- France.'
- ISIS.'
- NBC News.'
- Obama.'
- Paris.'
- Republican.'
- Republicans.'
- Syria.'
- Syrian.'
- United States.'


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(CNN) -- President Barack Obama is poised to make his case to the country on the next steps for tackling the threat posed by ISIS. Certainly, ISIS' advances this summer -- including the seizure of territories in Iraq and Syria, declaration of a new "caliphate," and its killings of thousands in Iraq and Syria, including two American journalists -- have been a wake-up call. What should the President keep in mind as he prepares to deliver his speech Wednesday? Here are five key questions he should answer in his speech and as he follows up in the coming weeks: What metrics will the United States use to gauge the success of airstrikes in Iraq and possible additional strikes in Syria?

Inside of

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- American, millions have been displaced by the multiple waves of conflict inside the country, including the most recent conflict in northern Iraq with ISIS.
- Barack Obama, millions have been displaced by the multiple waves of conflict inside the country, including the most recent conflict in northern Iraq with ISIS.
- Brian Katulis, millions have been displaced by the multiple waves of conflict inside the country, including the most recent conflict in northern Iraq with ISIS.
- CNN, millions have been displaced by the multiple waves of conflict inside the country, including the most recent conflict in northern Iraq with ISIS.
- ISIS, millions have been displaced by the multiple waves of conflict inside the country, including the most recent conflict in northern Iraq with ISIS.
- Iraq, millions have been displaced by the multiple waves of conflict inside the country, including the most recent conflict in northern Iraq with ISIS.
- Katulis, millions have been displaced by the multiple waves of conflict inside the country, including the most recent conflict in northern Iraq with ISIS.
- Obama, millions have been displaced by the multiple waves of conflict inside the country, including the most recent conflict in northern Iraq with ISIS.
- Syria, millions have been displaced by the multiple waves of conflict inside the country, including the most recent conflict in northern Iraq with ISIS.
- United States, millions have been displaced by the multiple waves of conflict inside the country, including the most recent conflict in northern Iraq with ISIS.


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Madison, Wisconsin (CNN) -- Republicans retained four of the six state Senate seats that were in jeopardy in Tuesday's recall elections in Wisconsin, news media in the state reported. Democrats won two seats but needed three to take control. The Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, which certifies election results, said official results will begin to come in Thursday and will be certified that day at the earliest. The unofficial results released Wednesday were collected by The Associated Press and distributed to newspapers, television and radio stations. The recall election stems from the bitter battle last winter that saw pro-union protesters camping out in the state Capitol and Democratic senators fleeing the state in an unsuccessful attempt to halt legislation by Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker that some felt was anti-union.

Republicans insisted that the legislation was necessary to control skyrocketing public employee benefit costs and close a budget shortfall, while

OPTIONS:
- CNN called it an attempt to gut public-sector labor unions, one of their core constituencies.
- Capitol called it an attempt to gut public-sector labor unions, one of their core constituencies.
- Democratic called it an attempt to gut public-sector labor unions, one of their core constituencies.
- Democrats called it an attempt to gut public-sector labor unions, one of their core constituencies.
- Madison called it an attempt to gut public-sector labor unions, one of their core constituencies.
- RNC called it an attempt to gut public-sector labor unions, one of their core constituencies.
- Republican called it an attempt to gut public-sector labor unions, one of their core constituencies.
- Scott Walker called it an attempt to gut public-sector labor unions, one of their core constituencies.
- Senate called it an attempt to gut public-sector labor unions, one of their core constituencies.
- Tea Party Express called it an attempt to gut public-sector labor unions, one of their core constituencies.
- The Associated Press called it an attempt to gut public-sector labor unions, one of their core constituencies.
- Walker called it an attempt to gut public-sector labor unions, one of their core constituencies.
- Wisconsin called it an attempt to gut public-sector labor unions, one of their core constituencies.
- Wisconsin Government Accountability Board called it an attempt to gut public-sector labor unions, one of their core constituencies.


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A 'dishonest' couple who claimed their millionaire banker landlord was trying to evict them from their cut-price Chelsea mews  must pay  £500,000 after a judge found they moved out in 1968. Robert Clarke, 81, and wife Cherry, 72, said the owner, ex-Goldman Sachs financier Hugues Lepic, was kicking them out of their house 'for financial gain only'. The elderly couple accused him of mounting a harassment campaign against them after filming their comings and goings on CCTV because he said they had no right to live there. But the couple, who have been paying less than £10,000-a-year in rent since 1964, now face a huge bill for back rent and lawyers' fees after a judge ruled they were 'lying' and had actually 'decamped' from the home 47 years ago.

'It is simply inconceivable that Mr

OPTIONS:
- CCTV regarded any other property as being his home or residence.
- Chelsea regarded any other property as being his home or residence.
- Cherry regarded any other property as being his home or residence.
- Cherry Clarke regarded any other property as being his home or residence.
- Clarke regarded any other property as being his home or residence.
- Couple regarded any other property as being his home or residence.
- Goldman Sachs regarded any other property as being his home or residence.
- Hugues Lepic regarded any other property as being his home or residence.
- Robert regarded any other property as being his home or residence.
- Robert Clarke regarded any other property as being his home or residence.
- Surrey regarded any other property as being his home or residence.


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America has long been known for its cultural diversity but the rise of the Hispanic population is unlike any other minority group in the country's history. By mid-century, up to one in four Americans will be of Hispanic descent and the white majority will give way to a so-called 'minority majority.' The US Census Bureau defines Hispanic or Latino to refer to 'a person of Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican, South or Central American (except for Brazil), or other Spanish culture or origin regardless of race.' The Economist reports that more lenient immigration laws in the 1960s took the Hispanic population from just 7m in 1970 to 57m today, a number which is predicted to double by 2050.

Currently American Hispanics earn less money, on average, than white

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- America.
- American.
- Americans.
- Brazil.
- Central American.
- Cuban.
- European.
- Hispanic.
- Hispanics.
- Latino.
- Mexican.
- Puerto Rican.
- South.
- Spanish.
- U.S..
- US Census Bureau.


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Designer Lilly Pulitzer's family learned that it's not always about who you know - or who you are are related to - after they joined the thousands of people who were unable to beat the 'Pink Sunday' rush for the late Ms Pulitzer’s eponymous brand’s brightly-colored, limited edition collaboration at Target. The 250-piece Lilly Pulitzer for Target collection sold out online and flew off of shelves at stores shortly after debuting on Sunday morning. Lilly Leas, the 26-year-old granddaughter of the late Palm Beach fashion trendsetter, managed to buy a floral-printed hammock online, but only because she set an alarm. Meanwhile, Mrs Pulitzer's own daughter Liza wanted a beach chair - but missed out.

Just say no: Angry

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- Lilly Leas fans took to social media to start a boycott against second-hand sellers of merchandise
- Lilly Pulitzer fans took to social media to start a boycott against second-hand sellers of merchandise
- Liza fans took to social media to start a boycott against second-hand sellers of merchandise
- Pulitzer fans took to social media to start a boycott against second-hand sellers of merchandise
- Target fans took to social media to start a boycott against second-hand sellers of merchandise
- eBay fans took to social media to start a boycott against second-hand sellers of merchandise
- late Palm Beach fans took to social media to start a boycott against second-hand sellers of merchandise