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Sevilla president Jose Castro hailed Lionel Messi as an 'extra-terrestrial' after the Barcelona forward's latest star showing in Tuesday night's UEFA Super Cup triumph. Messi struck twice from two free-kicks in the space of eight minutes before setting up Pedro's extra-time winner as Barca ran out 5-4 winners in the Tblisi thriller. And having watched the Argentine superstar's world-class showing to dismantle his valiant losers, Castro hailed his team but admitted that Messi offered something out of this world. 'I'm very proud of my players and my team. As the (club) hymn says, this team never gives up,' Castro said.

Given how close they pushed

OPTIONS:
- Argentine with Messi not far from his brilliant best, Castro can take heart in their performance and what it could entail for the new season.
- Barca with Messi not far from his brilliant best, Castro can take heart in their performance and what it could entail for the new season.
- Barcelona with Messi not far from his brilliant best, Castro can take heart in their performance and what it could entail for the new season.
- Castro with Messi not far from his brilliant best, Castro can take heart in their performance and what it could entail for the new season.
- Fantasy Football with Messi not far from his brilliant best, Castro can take heart in their performance and what it could entail for the new season.
- Jose Castro with Messi not far from his brilliant best, Castro can take heart in their performance and what it could entail for the new season.
- Lionel Messi with Messi not far from his brilliant best, Castro can take heart in their performance and what it could entail for the new season.
- MailOnline with Messi not far from his brilliant best, Castro can take heart in their performance and what it could entail for the new season.
- Messi with Messi not far from his brilliant best, Castro can take heart in their performance and what it could entail for the new season.
- Pedro with Messi not far from his brilliant best, Castro can take heart in their performance and what it could entail for the new season.
- Sevilla with Messi not far from his brilliant best, Castro can take heart in their performance and what it could entail for the new season.
- Tblisi with Messi not far from his brilliant best, Castro can take heart in their performance and what it could entail for the new season.
- UEFA Super Cup with Messi not far from his brilliant best, Castro can take heart in their performance and what it could entail for the new season.


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Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- International efforts to persuade Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi to step down ratcheted up Tuesday, as world leaders moved against him on financial and political fronts, strengthened their rhetoric and moved military might into the region. "We have joined the Libyan people in demanding that Gadhafi must go -- now, without further violence or delay -- and we are working to translate the world's outrage into action and results," Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told the House Foreign Affairs Committee. The Obama administration is considering whether it should cut diplomatic ties with Libya, a senior U.S. official told CNN. "Whether to maintain relations or sever them is under review," the official said.

A top U.S. general said Tuesday that any effort to establish a no-fly zone over the country would include eliminating

OPTIONS:
- CNN's air defenses.
- Dabbashi on Gadhafi's air defenses.
- Gadhafi's air defenses.
- Hillary Clinton's air defenses.
- House Foreign Affairs Committee's air defenses.
- Libya's air defenses.
- Libyan's air defenses.
- Misrata's air defenses.
- Moammar Gadhafi's air defenses.
- Obama's air defenses.
- Tripoli's air defenses.
- U.S.'s air defenses.


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This is the fraudulent Do Not Resuscitate note which exposed a wife's plot to poison her elderly husband on Christmas Day - after she spelled 'dignity' incorrectly. Jacqueline Patrick tried to murder her husband Douglas by slipping anti-freeze into his festive cherry Lambrini as they sat down for dinner on December 25, 2013. The 54-year-old, from Gipsy Hill, south London, was so desperate to ensure he was killed that she handed a typed DNR note to paramedics, claiming it had been written by her 72-year-old husband. But Mrs Patrick was rumbled when detectives realised the word 'dignity' had been spelled incorrectly. When they tested her by asking how the word was spelled, she penned it 'dignaty' - the same as on the note.

'He said in his statement that

OPTIONS:
- Christmas Day has been subject to domestic abuse which has been significant and serious over the 26 years of this marriage.
- DNR has been subject to domestic abuse which has been significant and serious over the 26 years of this marriage.
- Do Not Resuscitate has been subject to domestic abuse which has been significant and serious over the 26 years of this marriage.
- Do Not Resuscitate has been subject to domestic abuse which has been significant and serious over the 26 years of this marriage.
- Douglas has been subject to domestic abuse which has been significant and serious over the 26 years of this marriage.
- Gipsy Hill has been subject to domestic abuse which has been significant and serious over the 26 years of this marriage.
- Jacqueline Patrick has been subject to domestic abuse which has been significant and serious over the 26 years of this marriage.
- Katherine has been subject to domestic abuse which has been significant and serious over the 26 years of this marriage.
- Lambrini has been subject to domestic abuse which has been significant and serious over the 26 years of this marriage.
- London has been subject to domestic abuse which has been significant and serious over the 26 years of this marriage.
- Patrick has been subject to domestic abuse which has been significant and serious over the 26 years of this marriage.


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Netflix's second-quarter earnings continue to be boosted by hit series Orange is the New Black with the Internet video service adding 3.3 million new viewers in three months. The accelerating subscriber growth means the service, which has become sensation on the stock market, ended the period with 65.6 million customers. About 900,000 of the additional subscribers were signed up in the U.S., where Netflix Inc. now has 42.3 million customers, with much of its success put down to its hit shows. The subscriber gains overshadowed a 63 percent drop in Netflix's second-quarter earnings as the company invested heavily in an international expansion aimed at making its Internet video service available throughout the world by the end of next year.

'It's just the latest industry that the

OPTIONS:
- Internet is transforming.'
- Netflix is transforming.'
- Netflix Inc. is transforming.'
- New Black is transforming.'
- Orange is transforming.'
- Streaming is transforming.'
- U.S. is transforming.'
- US is transforming.'


A  couple's plans for a dream engagement on their luxury Mexican holiday were ruined - when the groom-to-be was hit by suspected salmonella poisoning. Joe Kilgannon, 24, and his fiancee Cezanne Bannon, 22, are suing Thomas Cook after  their romantic getaway to the five-star Mexican hotel was cursed by chronic food poisoning. The forklift truck driver fell ill just days into the break at the five-star Grand Bahia Principe in Riviera Maya - and had hospital treatment for salmonella poisoning back home in Britain. Joe Kilgannon, 24, and bride-to-be Cezanne Bannon, 22, are suing Thomas Cook after he fell ill on holiday

Mr

OPTIONS:
- Britain, from Newport, told how he 'spent more time popping to the toilet rather than popping the question', ruining the romantic holiday.
- Cezanne Bannon, from Newport, told how he 'spent more time popping to the toilet rather than popping the question', ruining the romantic holiday.
- Grand Bahia Principe, from Newport, told how he 'spent more time popping to the toilet rather than popping the question', ruining the romantic holiday.
- Joe Kilgannon, from Newport, told how he 'spent more time popping to the toilet rather than popping the question', ruining the romantic holiday.
- Mexican, from Newport, told how he 'spent more time popping to the toilet rather than popping the question', ruining the romantic holiday.
- Mexico, from Newport, told how he 'spent more time popping to the toilet rather than popping the question', ruining the romantic holiday.
- Newport, from Newport, told how he 'spent more time popping to the toilet rather than popping the question', ruining the romantic holiday.
- Riviera Maya, from Newport, told how he 'spent more time popping to the toilet rather than popping the question', ruining the romantic holiday.
- Thomas Cook, from Newport, told how he 'spent more time popping to the toilet rather than popping the question', ruining the romantic holiday.


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Washington (CNN) When the United States caught its first big al Qaeda operative, six months after the 9/11 terror attacks, it found a disturbing clue: phone numbers linked to the United States. In an overnight raid, Pakistani forces captured Abu Zubaydah, allegedly a recruiter for the terror group and a member of Osama bin Laden's inner circle. Now, 14 years after Zubaydah was apprehended, newly declassified information from a 2002 congressional report on the 9/11 attacks, dubbed the "28 pages," reveals an indirect link previously hidden from the American public between the alleged al Qaeda operative and a company associated with a key member of the Saudi royal family, former Saudi Ambassador to the United States Prince Bandar bin Sultan.

An unlisted number was also found for a bodyguard who worked at the

OPTIONS:
- Abu Zubaydah Embassy in Washington.
- American Embassy in Washington.
- Bandar Embassy in Washington.
- CNN Embassy in Washington.
- George H. W. Bush Embassy in Washington.
- Osama bin Laden Embassy in Washington.
- Pakistani Embassy in Washington.
- Saudi Embassy in Washington.
- Sultan Embassy in Washington.
- United States Embassy in Washington.
- Washington Embassy in Washington.
- Zubaydah Embassy in Washington.
- al Qaeda Embassy in Washington.


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(CNN) On the first day of the new school year in Russia, students learned an important lesson directly from their president -- who he thinks will rule the world. Speaking to students during a national "open lesson" from the city of Yaroslavl, northeast of Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin said the country that takes the lead in the sphere of computer-based artificial intelligence (AI) will rule. "Artificial intelligence is the future not only of Russia but of all of mankind," said Putin. "There are huge opportunities, but also threats that are difficult to foresee today." "Whoever becomes the leader in this sphere will become the ruler of the world," he said, adding that it would be better to prevent any particular "pair of hands" from achieving a monopoly in the field.

The words of the

OPTIONS:
- AI President echo what scientists in Russia and around the world have been mulling over for quite some time.
- Moscow President echo what scientists in Russia and around the world have been mulling over for quite some time.
- Putin President echo what scientists in Russia and around the world have been mulling over for quite some time.
- Russia President echo what scientists in Russia and around the world have been mulling over for quite some time.
- Russian President echo what scientists in Russia and around the world have been mulling over for quite some time.
- Vladimir Putin President echo what scientists in Russia and around the world have been mulling over for quite some time.
- Yaroslavl President echo what scientists in Russia and around the world have been mulling over for quite some time.


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Havana, Cuba (CNN) -- Friends, family members and fellow dissidents on Tuesday buried Oswaldo Payá Sardiñas, a prominent critic of Cuba's socialist government. Dissident organizations reported that dozens of anti-government activists were arrested as they made their way to Paya's funeral. Video showed police pushing several dissidents into buses. The Cuban government Tuesday did not immediately respond to CNN's inquiries regarding the arrests. Payá, 60, and another dissident Harold Cepero Escalante died Sunday after the car they were traveling in crashed near La Gavina, Cuba. Two other men in the car, Spanish politician Angel Carromero and Swedish politician Aron Modig, survived and were released from the hospital on Monday.

The diplomat said that on Tuesday Carromero was, for a second day, speaking to Cuban police and was being assisted by Spain's consul to

OPTIONS:
- Angel Carromero.
- Aron Modig.
- CNN.
- Cuba.
- Cuban.
- Harold Cepero Escalante.
- Havana.
- La Gavina.
- Oswaldo Payá Sardiñas.
- Paya.
- Payá.
- Spanish.
- Swedish.
- Video.


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The investigation into the deaths of a ghost-hunting couple in Nevada has determined a male roommate of the woman was fatally shot in the head in a Reno home several hours before police found the paranormal investigators in a barricaded apartment. Debra and Mark Constantino had appeared on the Travel Channel's series, 'Ghost Adventures,' including episodes shot at the Mustang Ranch brothel near Reno. They were found dead Tuesday at their adult daughter's apartment across town in Sparks after a two-hour standoff that ended when a SWAT team burst through the door to find their bodies. About seven hours earlier, Debra Constantino's roommate, James Anderson, was found dead in his Reno home, Sparks police Lt. Rocky Triplett said.

That's when they determined

OPTIONS:
- Constantino was missing and that she and her husband had a history of domestic violence and were in the process of getting divorced.
- Debra was missing and that she and her husband had a history of domestic violence and were in the process of getting divorced.
- Debra Constantino was missing and that she and her husband had a history of domestic violence and were in the process of getting divorced.
- Ghost Adventures was missing and that she and her husband had a history of domestic violence and were in the process of getting divorced.
- James Anderson was missing and that she and her husband had a history of domestic violence and were in the process of getting divorced.
- Mark was missing and that she and her husband had a history of domestic violence and were in the process of getting divorced.
- Mark Constantino was missing and that she and her husband had a history of domestic violence and were in the process of getting divorced.
- Mustang Ranch was missing and that she and her husband had a history of domestic violence and were in the process of getting divorced.
- Nevada was missing and that she and her husband had a history of domestic violence and were in the process of getting divorced.
- Reno was missing and that she and her husband had a history of domestic violence and were in the process of getting divorced.
- Rocky Triplett was missing and that she and her husband had a history of domestic violence and were in the process of getting divorced.
- SWAT was missing and that she and her husband had a history of domestic violence and were in the process of getting divorced.
- Sparks was missing and that she and her husband had a history of domestic violence and were in the process of getting divorced.
- Travel Channel was missing and that she and her husband had a history of domestic violence and were in the process of getting divorced.


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Washington (CNN) -- Pakistan's military insists that the NATO strike last month that killed more than two dozen Pakistani soldiers near the Afghan border was deliberate. In an effort to pre-empt the results of NATO's official investigation, due out next week, the Pakistani Embassy in Washington invited reporters for a detailed briefing on the incident. Pakistani military officials at the briefing contended that NATO forces knew they were firing at Pakistani troops throughout the attack and even apologized as they kept firing, evidence they say supports their assertions the attack was deliberate. U.S. officials have said it was a regrettable case of mistaken identity and miscommunication when NATO attacked the area in support of a nearby U.S.-Afghan joint patrol that believed it was under fire from the Taliban.

A NATO officer at the joint coordination outpost in the area even apologized to his

OPTIONS:
- Afghan liaison in the middle of the attack for relaying the wrong location of the area NATO planes were about to fire on, preventing Pakistan from warning this was a friendly post, according to the Pakistani officials.
- CNN liaison in the middle of the attack for relaying the wrong location of the area NATO planes were about to fire on, preventing Pakistan from warning this was a friendly post, according to the Pakistani officials.
- NATO liaison in the middle of the attack for relaying the wrong location of the area NATO planes were about to fire on, preventing Pakistan from warning this was a friendly post, according to the Pakistani officials.
- Pakistan liaison in the middle of the attack for relaying the wrong location of the area NATO planes were about to fire on, preventing Pakistan from warning this was a friendly post, according to the Pakistani officials.
- Pakistani liaison in the middle of the attack for relaying the wrong location of the area NATO planes were about to fire on, preventing Pakistan from warning this was a friendly post, according to the Pakistani officials.
- Pakistani Embassy liaison in the middle of the attack for relaying the wrong location of the area NATO planes were about to fire on, preventing Pakistan from warning this was a friendly post, according to the Pakistani officials.
- Taliban liaison in the middle of the attack for relaying the wrong location of the area NATO planes were about to fire on, preventing Pakistan from warning this was a friendly post, according to the Pakistani officials.
- U.S. liaison in the middle of the attack for relaying the wrong location of the area NATO planes were about to fire on, preventing Pakistan from warning this was a friendly post, according to the Pakistani officials.
- Washington liaison in the middle of the attack for relaying the wrong location of the area NATO planes were about to fire on, preventing Pakistan from warning this was a friendly post, according to the Pakistani officials.


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(CNN) -- It may have taken a while, but travelers struggling to get home after Thanksgiving weekend will get to sleep in their own beds soon. After more than 4,000 U.S. flights were delayed and 244 were canceled Sunday -- one of the busiest travel days of the year -- airports should be much less chaotic Monday. As of early Monday morning, about 130 flights were delayed and 22 were canceled, according to FlightAware.com. Air travelers Monday probably won't see a repeat of the enormous lines like one at Chicago Midway International Airport. There, the line for security screening got so bad that reporter Denise Whitaker of CNN affiliate KOMO measured it: 1.2 miles.

"The average distance traveled this Thanksgiving will be 549 miles roundtrip, and Americans will spend an average of $573 during the holiday weekend,"

OPTIONS:
- AAA predicted.
- CNN predicted.
- Chicago predicted.
- Chicago Midway International Airport predicted.
- Denise Whitaker predicted.
- FlightAware.com predicted.
- KOMO predicted.
- Thanksgiving predicted.
- U.S. predicted.


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Hong Kong (CNN) -- Chinese table tennis player Zhuang Zedong, a key figure in what became known as the "ping pong diplomacy" that helped thaw frosty Cold War relations between the United States and China, has died aged 73, state-run news agency Xinhua reported. Zhuang's chance meeting with a U.S. player was instrumental in Beijing's decision to invite the American table tennis team for an exhibition match in 1971. That match laid the groundwork for the visit of U.S. President Richard Nixon in 1972 and ultimately paved the way for the establishment of diplomatic ties in 1979, ending China's isolation from the outside world.

Zhuang won three world championships and was a hero in table-tennis mad

OPTIONS:
- American.
- Beijing.
- CNN.
- China.
- Chinese.
- Cold War.
- Hong Kong.
- Richard Nixon.
- U.S..
- United States.
- Xinhua.
- Zhuang.
- Zhuang Zedong.


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Soaring numbers of people are travelling abroad for treatment to beat NHS waiting lists, experts say. At least 65,000 patients are now going overseas for surgery and other procedures each year – twice as many as a decade ago. One of the most popular destinations is Poland, for cataract treatment, as well as Spain, where couples are going for IVF. Medical professionals also say young women are increasingly travelling to countries such as Thailand and Turkey for cheap cosmetic surgery, including tummy tucks and breast implants. Many are combining the trip with a holiday, so they can recover in the sun while avoiding awkward questions back home.

The head of one firm, which arranges overseas treatment, said there was a growing demand for those wanting cataract surgery, hip and knee replacements and

OPTIONS:
- IVF.
- NHS.
- Poland.
- Spain.
- Thailand.
- Turkey.


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GAZA CITY (CNN)  -- About 150 pro-Fatah Palestinians seeking refuge from a Hamas crackdown in eastern Gaza City were allowed into Israel on Saturday, an Israel Defense Forces spokesman told CNN. Fatah members are led handcuffed and blindfolded through a Gaza City checkpoint into Israel on Saturday. They were let in at the request of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas after Hamas took control of a neighborhood in eastern Gaza City on Saturday. The Palestinians entered through a security checkpoint in Nahal Oz in the Gaza's northern region Saturday afternoon, the spokesman said. "They were asking to enter the state of Israel after being threatened by Hamas gunmen," the spokesman said.

He also said they would be asked about the events leading them to seek refuge in

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Egypt.
- Fatah.
- GAZA CITY.
- Gaza.
- Gaza City.
- Hamas.
- Israel.
- Israel Defense Forces.
- Mahmoud Abbas.
- Nahal Oz.
- Palestinian.
- Palestinian Authority.
- Palestinians.
- pro-Fatah.


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She has walked for the likes of Chanel and Dolce & Gabbana,  been a Victoria's Secret Angel for five years in a row, and on top of this, is a married woman. So it's no wonder that busy supermodel Lindsay Ellingson needs ways to unwind, just like everyone else. The 30-year-old has now revealed her top tips for managing stress to online beauty magazine, Byrdie, and thankfully they are things that everyone can incorporate into their lifestyle. Scroll down for video Victoria's Secret Angel for five years, Lindsay Ellingson has revealed her top tips for managing stress Lindsay Ellingson regularly posts images of her cockapoo Carly and says 'nothing beats' time with her

The 30-year-old emphasises always 'falling asleep the right way' - especially with

OPTIONS:
- Ayurveda next to her
- Byrdie next to her
- California next to her
- Carly next to her
- Chanel next to her
- Dolce & Gabbana next to her
- Lindsay Ellingson next to her
- Victoria Secret Angel next to her
- Victoria's Secret Angel next to her


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NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH, Massachusetts (CNN) -- Ron Hassell stares at one really worn-out brown leather loafer. Ron Hassell has seen his share of heels. And soles. His grandfather taught him the shoe-repair trade. "This is a shoe I don't want to tackle," he grimaces as his finger traces holes on the bottom. "I tried to talk the guy out of fixing it, believe it or not." The cobbler grabs a tool to rip off the entire sole. "Some guys get a favorite pair of shoes. ... as you can tell, this guy wore this one to death." He brings one of the shoes to a grinder that files down the last of the old sole and heel. "It'll look brand new when I'm done," Hassell says.

She looks back at

OPTIONS:
- CNN and says, "Don't go out of business, now!"
- Hassell and says, "Don't go out of business, now!"
- Massachusetts and says, "Don't go out of business, now!"
- NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH and says, "Don't go out of business, now!"
- Ron Hassell and says, "Don't go out of business, now!"


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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."

"Together, we've got to show that

OPTIONS:
- America truly protects all faiths.
- American truly protects all faiths.
- Americans truly protects all faiths.
- Barack Obama truly protects all faiths.
- Islam truly protects all faiths.
- Islamic Society of Baltimore truly protects all faiths.
- Muslim truly protects all faiths.
- Muslim Americans truly protects all faiths.
- Muslims truly protects all faiths.
- Obama truly protects all faiths.
- Republican truly protects all faiths.
- United States truly protects all faiths.


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(CNN) -- Tony Stewart, who hasn't raced since his car struck and killed a fellow driver during a dirt track race earlier this month, will return to NASCAR racing at Atlanta, his team announced on its Twitter feed. Stewart opted out of three races after his car hit Kevin Ward Jr., who was walking on the track during an Empire Super Sprints series race August 9 in New York. "NASCAR has remained in constant contact with his race team, and we will stay very close to this situation as Stewart returns to competition," said NASACR Executive Vice President Steve O'Donnell.

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta has only released a statement shortly after Ward's death.
- CNN has only released a statement shortly after Ward's death.
- Empire Super Sprints series has only released a statement shortly after Ward's death.
- Kevin Ward Jr. has only released a statement shortly after Ward's death.
- NASACR Executive has only released a statement shortly after Ward's death.
- NASCAR has only released a statement shortly after Ward's death.
- NY has only released a statement shortly after Ward's death.
- New York has only released a statement shortly after Ward's death.
- Steve O'Donnell has only released a statement shortly after Ward's death.
- Stewart has only released a statement shortly after Ward's death.
- Tony Stewart has only released a statement shortly after Ward's death.
- Twitter has only released a statement shortly after Ward's death.


How does the sentence end?

Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump signed into law Wednesday morning legislation that levies new sanctions against Russia and restricts Trump's own ability to ease sanctions in place against Moscow. The bill is one of the first major pieces of legislation that was sent to Trump's desk, and it represents a rebuke of the President by giving Congress new veto power to block him from removing Russia sanctions. The White House announced the signing shortly after 11 a.m. ET, saying the bill includes "a number of clearly unconstitutional provisions" that "purport to displace the President's exclusive constitutional authority to recognize foreign governments, including their territorial bounds."

As President, I can make far better deals with foreign countries than

OPTIONS:
- CNN."
- Congress."
- Donald Trump."
- Moscow."
- Russia."
- Trump."
- Washington."
- White House."


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) When the Afghan Muppet named Zari makes an appearance at an orphanage on the outskirts of Kabul, the faces of the children light up in wonder. Three-year-old Tahira Sreen keeps interrupting the Muppet, getting up and kissing its fuzzy purple cheeks. Meanwhile, a five-year-old Sadaf says she wants to let Zari play with her dolls. "We will also make food for Zari," Tahira chimes in. The two young women who take turns bringing Zari to life say these children's reaction is not unusual. "When they see Zari they are looking so happy," says 18-year-old Sima Sultani, the puppeteer who voices the character in the Pashto language, Dari.

Her segments air alongside appearances by other internationally recognized "

OPTIONS:
- Afghan" characters.
- Afghanistan" characters.
- CNN" characters.
- Dari" characters.
- Kabul" characters.
- Pashto" characters.
- Sadaf" characters.
- Sesame Street" characters.
- Sima Sultani" characters.
- Tahira" characters.
- Tahira Sreen" characters.
- Zari" characters.


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(CNN) We use Jesus's name in twisted -- and often awful -- ways to make points that are more about us and less about Jesus and his teachings. Pro-life and want to pack heat? Numerous articles are dedicated to which gun Jesus would carry to protect the "weak and defenseless." Certain leaders, who claim to be religious, are dedicated to a greedy notion of Jesus who just wants one thing for his loyal followers: money, money and more money. My interest in this exploitation of Jesus deepened after I met Costi Hinn. His uncle, Pastor Benny Hinn, claims God uses him as a conduit to cure disease: He simply "lays hands," Jesus-like, on a chronically ill person, pushes them to the ground and -- bam! -- the person bounces back to health.

And, just like that,

OPTIONS:
- Benny Hinn says he was shunned by his family, excommunicated from all things Hinn.
- Carol Costello says he was shunned by his family, excommunicated from all things Hinn.
- Costello says he was shunned by his family, excommunicated from all things Hinn.
- Costi Hinn says he was shunned by his family, excommunicated from all things Hinn.
- God says he was shunned by his family, excommunicated from all things Hinn.
- Jesus says he was shunned by his family, excommunicated from all things Hinn.


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

(CNN) -- Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla is urging citizens to exercise restraint as her government seeks a diplomatic course to resolve a boundary dispute with neighboring Nicaragua. The neighboring Central American countries are in a dispute over a parcel of land on the Atlantic coast, along the San Juan River, known as Calero Island. Costa Rica claims that Nicaraguan troops are camped out on the Costa Rican side of the border and it has asked the Organization of American States to intercede. "Dear Costa Ricans: never before have we had to be united when the aggression and provocation test us," Chinchilla said in a televised address Wednesday night. "Let us be calm and firm, amid the outrage that these events provoke within us."

OPTIONS:
- Atlantic abolished its military after a 44-day civil war in 1948 that stemmed from a disputed presidential election and left more than 2,000 dead.
- CNN abolished its military after a 44-day civil war in 1948 that stemmed from a disputed presidential election and left more than 2,000 dead.
- Calero Island abolished its military after a 44-day civil war in 1948 that stemmed from a disputed presidential election and left more than 2,000 dead.
- Central American abolished its military after a 44-day civil war in 1948 that stemmed from a disputed presidential election and left more than 2,000 dead.
- Chinchilla abolished its military after a 44-day civil war in 1948 that stemmed from a disputed presidential election and left more than 2,000 dead.
- Costa Rica abolished its military after a 44-day civil war in 1948 that stemmed from a disputed presidential election and left more than 2,000 dead.
- Costa Rican abolished its military after a 44-day civil war in 1948 that stemmed from a disputed presidential election and left more than 2,000 dead.
- Costa Ricans abolished its military after a 44-day civil war in 1948 that stemmed from a disputed presidential election and left more than 2,000 dead.
- Laura Chinchilla abolished its military after a 44-day civil war in 1948 that stemmed from a disputed presidential election and left more than 2,000 dead.
- Nicaragua abolished its military after a 44-day civil war in 1948 that stemmed from a disputed presidential election and left more than 2,000 dead.
- Nicaraguan abolished its military after a 44-day civil war in 1948 that stemmed from a disputed presidential election and left more than 2,000 dead.
- Organization of American States abolished its military after a 44-day civil war in 1948 that stemmed from a disputed presidential election and left more than 2,000 dead.
- San Juan River abolished its military after a 44-day civil war in 1948 that stemmed from a disputed presidential election and left more than 2,000 dead.


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

(CNN) Last Friday, a million Russian schoolchildren watched a televised address from Russian President Vladimir Putin. "Artificial intelligence is the future, not only of Russia, but of all of mankind," Putin said. "Whoever becomes the leader in this sphere will become the ruler of the world." After seeing Putin's comments, SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted that "competition for AI superiority at national level (is the) most likely cause of WW3." Though never before stated so frankly by a head of state, Putin's views on AI are increasingly shared by national security leaders in the United States, China and around the world. As I wrote in a report published by the Harvard Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, AI research is likely to deliver a revolution in military technology on par with the invention of aircraft and nuclear weapons. In other words, Musk is correct that each country is pursuing AI superiority and that this pursuit brings new risks.

Both the United States and China possess digital tech industries that are larger, more sophisticated and growing faster than

OPTIONS:
- AI's.
- Allen's.
- CNN's.
- China's.
- Elon Musk's.
- Gregory C. Allen's.
- Harvard Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs's.
- Musk's.
- Putin's.
- Russia's.
- Russian's.
- SpaceX's.
- Tesla's.
- United States's.
- Vladimir Putin's.
- WW3's.


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A couple who met while playing a game online have just celebrated a decade of married life together and are 'living happily ever after'. Claire Nelson, from Wales, met American husband Shane while playing a golf game on Xbox Live and spent the next year talking and playing with the US gamer. As a way to relax the Cardiff mother-of-two would play on her children's games console after they had gone to bed but she never guessed her hobby would change her life. Claire Nelson and husband Shane are celebrating ten years of marriage after meeting on Xbox Live

OPTIONS:
- American has since moved to Springfield where the couple live with their children.
- Cardiff has since moved to Springfield where the couple live with their children.
- Claire has since moved to Springfield where the couple live with their children.
- Claire Nelson has since moved to Springfield where the couple live with their children.
- Missouri has since moved to Springfield where the couple live with their children.
- Shane has since moved to Springfield where the couple live with their children.
- Shane Nelson has since moved to Springfield where the couple live with their children.
- Springfield has since moved to Springfield where the couple live with their children.
- US has since moved to Springfield where the couple live with their children.
- Wales has since moved to Springfield where the couple live with their children.
- Xbox Live has since moved to Springfield where the couple live with their children.


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(CNN) Donald Trump set off his latest firestorm this weekend when he tweeted a graphic critical of Hillary Clinton that featured a six-pointed star, a pile of cash and the words "most corrupt candidate ever." Critics erupted with complaints that the graphic evoked anti-Semitic imagery and the Trump campaign refused to answer questions about the tweet even as reports emerged that the image had been posted to an anti-Semitic, white supremacist message board 10 days earlier. Trump downplayed the controversy in a tweet Monday morning by slamming the "dishonest media." Related: How Trump overshadowed Clinton's bad weekend. On Monday afternoon, the Trump campaign finally issued a statement on the controversy -- one that amounted more to a response to the Clinton campaign statement than an explanation of his tweet.

Trump has also been slow to disavow anti-

OPTIONS:
- CNN white supremacists who have expressed staunch support for his candidacy.
- Clinton white supremacists who have expressed staunch support for his candidacy.
- Donald Trump white supremacists who have expressed staunch support for his candidacy.
- Hillary Clinton white supremacists who have expressed staunch support for his candidacy.
- Semitic white supremacists who have expressed staunch support for his candidacy.
- Trump white supremacists who have expressed staunch support for his candidacy.


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A wave of migrants 4,500 years ago left their trace in the DNA and languages of modern Europeans. This is according to a study that found evidence of this Stone Age migration by analysing DNA of 69 people who lived across Europe between 8,000 and 3,000 years ago. Among the shifts in the genetic make-up of ancient Europeans they found that DNA associated with the Yamnaya people appeared strongly in what is now northern Germany. Researchers have identified a mass migration of Kurgan populations (Yamna culture) which went from the Russian steppes to the centre of Europe 4,500 years ago. Previously, researchers had believed it spread 8,500 years ago, when the first farmers from the Near East, now modern day Turkey, brought it to Europe

There are two main theories as to how Indo-European languages spread in

OPTIONS:
- Aral.
- Black.
- DNA.
- Europe.
- Europeans.
- Germany.
- Indo-European.
- Kurgan.
- Near East.
- Russian.
- Stone Age.
- Turkey.
- Yamna.
- Yamnaya.


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(CNN) US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said in an interview that aired Sunday on CNN that until Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is out of power, she doesn't see a political solution to the conflict in Syria. "There's not any sort of option where a political solution is going to happen with Assad at the head of the regime," Haley told "State of the Union" anchor Jake Tapper. "It just -- if you look at his actions, if you look at the situation, it's going to be hard to see a government that's peaceful and stable with Assad."

Secondly, we don't see a peaceful

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- Assad with Assad in there.
- Bashar al with Assad in there.
- CNN with Assad in there.
- Haley with Assad in there.
- Jake Tapper with Assad in there.
- Nikki Haley with Assad in there.
- State of the Union with Assad in there.
- Syria with Assad in there.
- Syrian with Assad in there.
- Trump with Assad in there.
- US with Assad in there.
- United Nations with Assad in there.


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Washington (CNN) Marco Rubio is going all-in blasting Donald Trump's physical appearance. During a Sunday night rally at Roanoke College in Virginia, the Florida senator said of the GOP presidential front-runner, "Donald is not going to make America great, he's going to make America orange." Rubio also pushed back on one of Trump's most recent insults. "Now the other thing he says, he's always calling me Little Marco. And I'll admit he's taller than me. He's like 6'2, which is why I don't understand why his hands are the size of someone who is 5'2. Have you seen his hands? They're like this. And you know what they say about men with small hands? You can't trust them."

At one event he mocked

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- America's misspelled tweets and joked that the billionaire was worried about "wet" pants at the debate.
- CNN's misspelled tweets and joked that the billionaire was worried about "wet" pants at the debate.
- Donald's misspelled tweets and joked that the billionaire was worried about "wet" pants at the debate.
- Donald Trump's misspelled tweets and joked that the billionaire was worried about "wet" pants at the debate.
- Florida's misspelled tweets and joked that the billionaire was worried about "wet" pants at the debate.
- GOP's misspelled tweets and joked that the billionaire was worried about "wet" pants at the debate.
- Little Marco's misspelled tweets and joked that the billionaire was worried about "wet" pants at the debate.
- Marco Rubio's misspelled tweets and joked that the billionaire was worried about "wet" pants at the debate.
- Roanoke College's misspelled tweets and joked that the billionaire was worried about "wet" pants at the debate.
- Rubio's misspelled tweets and joked that the billionaire was worried about "wet" pants at the debate.
- Trump's misspelled tweets and joked that the billionaire was worried about "wet" pants at the debate.
- Virginia's misspelled tweets and joked that the billionaire was worried about "wet" pants at the debate.
- Washington's misspelled tweets and joked that the billionaire was worried about "wet" pants at the debate.


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More than 130,000 people have signed an online petition to get the CEO of discussion board website Reddit to step down from her role atop the company. The Change.org petition comes after CEO Ellen Pao apologized to some Reddit users who made numbers of popular subsections inaccessible in a 'revolt' over an employee's firing. Volunteer moderators who work with paid administrators to run the site's discussion threads turned many of the 'subreddits' dark after the Thursday dismissal of communications director Victoria Taylor. The threads have since been restored, though 'Redditors' frustration with Pao, who was named interim CEO at the end of last year, has been catalyzed by the firing and subsequent backlash.

Moderators, some of whom have recently been feuding with administrators, quickly lashed out after

OPTIONS:
- Ask Me Anything was let go with seemingly little to no communication to them.
- Barack Obama was let go with seemingly little to no communication to them.
- Bill Gates was let go with seemingly little to no communication to them.
- Change.org was let go with seemingly little to no communication to them.
- Ellen Pao was let go with seemingly little to no communication to them.
- Pao was let go with seemingly little to no communication to them.
- Pao and co was let go with seemingly little to no communication to them.
- Reddit was let go with seemingly little to no communication to them.
- Redditors was let go with seemingly little to no communication to them.
- Victoria Taylor was let go with seemingly little to no communication to them.


The campaign for the 2026 World Cup will be postponed in the wake of ongoing allegations against FIFA around previous tournament bids. Secretary General Jerome Valcke revealed the plans to hold off after the decision was set to be made in May 2017 at the FIFA congress in Kuala Lumpur. Despite the crisis, FIFA is pushing ahead with preparations for the 2018 World Cup in Russia and Valcke attended a meeting of the organisers in the city of Samara in the Volga region on Wednesday. Canada Mexico Colombia Morocco United States England New Zealand and Australia Kazakhstan Valcke, who has found himself at the heart of allegations that South Africa paid a $10million  (£6.5million) bribe to Jack Warner via FIFA's executive office, said after the meeting: 'Overall the preparations for the FIFA Confederations Cup and the FIFA World Cup as well as our first major event, the preliminary draw, are well under way and on schedule.'

OPTIONS:
- FIFA announced he would resign last Tuesday - four days after he was re-elected for a fifth term - following corruption charges against FIFA officials that caused the biggest crisis in the world governing body's history.
- Jerome Valcke announced he would resign last Tuesday - four days after he was re-elected for a fifth term - following corruption charges against FIFA officials that caused the biggest crisis in the world governing body's history.
- Kuala Lumpur announced he would resign last Tuesday - four days after he was re-elected for a fifth term - following corruption charges against FIFA officials that caused the biggest crisis in the world governing body's history.
- Russia announced he would resign last Tuesday - four days after he was re-elected for a fifth term - following corruption charges against FIFA officials that caused the biggest crisis in the world governing body's history.
- Samara announced he would resign last Tuesday - four days after he was re-elected for a fifth term - following corruption charges against FIFA officials that caused the biggest crisis in the world governing body's history.
- Sepp Blatter announced he would resign last Tuesday - four days after he was re-elected for a fifth term - following corruption charges against FIFA officials that caused the biggest crisis in the world governing body's history.
- Valcke announced he would resign last Tuesday - four days after he was re-elected for a fifth term - following corruption charges against FIFA officials that caused the biggest crisis in the world governing body's history.
- Volga announced he would resign last Tuesday - four days after he was re-elected for a fifth term - following corruption charges against FIFA officials that caused the biggest crisis in the world governing body's history.
- World Cup announced he would resign last Tuesday - four days after he was re-elected for a fifth term - following corruption charges against FIFA officials that caused the biggest crisis in the world governing body's history.


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Mila Kunis is being sued by a Ukrainian wannabe singer who claims the Hollywood actress 'stole her pet chicken' as children. Kristina Karo alleges that she was a classmate of Ms Kunis, 31, who moved to the U.S. from Ukraine in 1991,  and that the pair were 'inseparable'  growing up. Karo, now living in Los Angeles, claims a seven-year-old Ms Kunis had been 'envious' of her pet hen, and that 25 years ago, she stole it from her. Bizzare lawsuit: Wannabe singer Kristina Karo  claims the theft of her pet chicken as a child in Ukraine traumatised her, and is now suing 'thief' Mila Kunis for $5,000

Bad memories: The reason for the lawsuit 25 years after the 'theft' is that moving to

OPTIONS:
- Hollywood, which is where Kunis also lives, has brought back memories of losing 'Doggie' for Karo and forced her back into therapy
- Karo, which is where Kunis also lives, has brought back memories of losing 'Doggie' for Karo and forced her back into therapy
- Kristina Karo, which is where Kunis also lives, has brought back memories of losing 'Doggie' for Karo and forced her back into therapy
- Kunis, which is where Kunis also lives, has brought back memories of losing 'Doggie' for Karo and forced her back into therapy
- LA, which is where Kunis also lives, has brought back memories of losing 'Doggie' for Karo and forced her back into therapy
- Los Angeles, which is where Kunis also lives, has brought back memories of losing 'Doggie' for Karo and forced her back into therapy
- Mila Kunis, which is where Kunis also lives, has brought back memories of losing 'Doggie' for Karo and forced her back into therapy
- U.S., which is where Kunis also lives, has brought back memories of losing 'Doggie' for Karo and forced her back into therapy
- Ukraine, which is where Kunis also lives, has brought back memories of losing 'Doggie' for Karo and forced her back into therapy
- Ukrainian, which is where Kunis also lives, has brought back memories of losing 'Doggie' for Karo and forced her back into therapy


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A father faces felony charges for bring home an injured eight-inch alligator for his son to nurse back to health. After finding the alligator being attacked by a bird, Kevin Gill, from Naples, Florida, told WBBH that he thought his 13-year-old son could care for the reptile while learning about gators. But when Collier County deputies were serving a search warrant on the family's home for an unrelated issue, they came across the baby gator - and told Gill it was illegal. Scroll down for video Arrest: Kevin Gill, pictured in a mug shot, left, was arrested after deputies found he had a small alligator inside his Florida home. He had found the injured gator and given it to his son, right, to nurse back to health

Home: The alligator was kept in this tank in the family's

OPTIONS:
- Collier County home after they found it outside
- Florida home after they found it outside
- Gill home after they found it outside
- Kevin Gill home after they found it outside
- Naples home after they found it outside
- WBBH home after they found it outside


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The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim are so desperate to rid themselves of Major League Baseball star Josh Hamilton that they might decide to pay almost $70million for him to play for another team. Hamilton, who has a history of substance abuse and admitted to relapsing with drugs and alcohol in February, is going to be sent back to his former team, the Texas Rangers, according to reports. He has been on the disabled list all season after undergoing shoulder surgery on February 4, about the same time he filed for divorce from Real Housewives of Orange County star Katie Hamilton.

If it goes through, the

OPTIONS:
- All Star will happily welcome Hamilton back.
- Angels will happily welcome Hamilton back.
- Hamilton will happily welcome Hamilton back.
- Josh Hamilton will happily welcome Hamilton back.
- Katie Hamilton will happily welcome Hamilton back.
- Los Angeles Angels will happily welcome Hamilton back.
- Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim will happily welcome Hamilton back.
- Major League Baseball will happily welcome Hamilton back.
- Rangers will happily welcome Hamilton back.
- Real Housewives of Orange County will happily welcome Hamilton back.
- Texas Rangers will happily welcome Hamilton back.


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(CNN) Just over a week into the battle for Mosul, and the vast coalition seeking to oust ISIS from Iraq's second city is making swifter than expected progress. But for all its gains -- 78 villages liberated, and nearly 800 ISIS fighters killed as of Monday morning -- the Iraqi coalition is encountering fierce resistance from ISIS, in what is anticipated to be the terror group's last stand in the country. Massively outnumbered by the advancing coalition -- a 90,000-strong force of Iraqi government troops, Kurdish Peshmerga fighters and irregular militia soldiers -- ISIS relies on asymmetric warfare tactics to inflict damage on its opponents, and terrorize long-suffering civilian populations.

Clearing a village of

OPTIONS:
- CNN is slow, dangerous work that can take months, he said.
- ISIS is slow, dangerous work that can take months, he said.
- Iraq is slow, dangerous work that can take months, he said.
- Iraqi is slow, dangerous work that can take months, he said.
- Kurdish Peshmerga is slow, dangerous work that can take months, he said.
- Mosul is slow, dangerous work that can take months, he said.


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(CNN) As the President got ready to sell his latest executive order  to the American public, an overhaul of the H-1B skilled worker visa program, under his "Buy American, Hire American" slogan, Ivanka Trump appeared to be busy protecting the real emerald of the Trump family's vast business empire: China. On April 6, hours before she and her husband dined with the Chinese President and his family, Ivanka's company secured provisional approval for three new trademarks to sell her brand's jewelry, bags and spa services in the world's second-largest economy. Though there is no direct evidence linking her trademark approval to the dinner or any other meeting with the Chinese government, the story does draw attention to the fine line the Trump White House is walking when it comes to maintaining its family businesses.

And her clothing line isn't even the only asset of

OPTIONS:
- American's that we need to worry about.
- Anushay Hossain's that we need to worry about.
- Buy American's that we need to worry about.
- China's that we need to worry about.
- Chinese's that we need to worry about.
- H-1B's that we need to worry about.
- Hire American's that we need to worry about.
- Ivanka's that we need to worry about.
- Ivanka Trump's that we need to worry about.
- OK's that we need to worry about.
- Trump's that we need to worry about.
- Trump White House's that we need to worry about.


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Scott Peterson horrified the nation when he was convicted 10 years ago for murdering his 8-months-pregnant wife Laci and their unborn son Conner. While he was sentenced to death for the crime, the likelihood that the 42-year-old will actually be executed is unlikely in California where the last death row inmate was killed in 2006. Perhaps most shocking though is the fact that Peterson lives a relatively 'cushy' life at the Bay Area's 163-year-old San Quentin prison - which houses the largest death row population in the nation. Scroll down for video Peteron's easy life behind bars: Scott Peterson is living in what has been described as an 'exclusive' and 'cushy' part of San Quentin prison in California. Above, photos of the man who killed his 8-months-pregnant wife in jail last year

Prosecutors argued that the state the bodies were in indicated that

OPTIONS:
- Bay Area was suffocated or strangled to death.
- California was suffocated or strangled to death.
- Conner was suffocated or strangled to death.
- Laci was suffocated or strangled to death.
- Nancy Mulane was suffocated or strangled to death.
- Peteron was suffocated or strangled to death.
- Peterson was suffocated or strangled to death.
- San Quentin was suffocated or strangled to death.
- San Quentin prison was suffocated or strangled to death.
- Scott Peterson was suffocated or strangled to death.


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Abuja, Nigeria (CNN) -- My friend's eight-year-old daughter burst into tears while watching a Boko Haram video release on TV the other evening. The terrorist group has been receiving the kind of local and international media coverage that could make even a Hollywood megastar explode with envy. At the current rate, the group's leader, Abubakar Shekau, might as well be given his own reality show. I understand the reporting of a bomb blast: the need to let the world know about 234 missing school girls is obvious. Updating us on the world's efforts to rescue the abducted girls definitely makes sense. But why should law-abiding citizens be bombarded with the megalomaniac audio and video rantings of every Shekau recording forwarded to the press?

Similarly glamorous motives were ascribed to Boko Haram's bombing of two newspaper offices in

OPTIONS:
- Abubakar Shekau.
- Abuja.
- Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani.
- Boko Haram.
- CNN.
- Christian.
- Elizabeth Smart.
- Group.
- Hollywood.
- Islamic.
- Nigeria.
- Shekau.


(CNN) When three-year-old thoroughbred Patch takes to the starting gate at this year's Kentucky Derby Saturday, many people -- be it in the stands or watching on TV -- probably won't be aware that this is a very special horse. At the left-hand side of Patch's head is a dark hole -- about the size of a golf ball -- where his eye used to be. As a two-year-old, Patch developed an ulcer in his left eye that, despite the best possible medical care, didn't respond to treatment. Eventually, in June 2016, the colt had his eye removed after trainer Todd Pletcher decided nothing more could be done to save it.

OPTIONS:
- Kentucky Derby, who was coincidentally given his name before losing an eye, is ranked as an outside -- but not impossible -- 30-1 shot along with three other horses.
- One, who was coincidentally given his name before losing an eye, is ranked as an outside -- but not impossible -- 30-1 shot along with three other horses.
- Patch, who was coincidentally given his name before losing an eye, is ranked as an outside -- but not impossible -- 30-1 shot along with three other horses.
- Race, who was coincidentally given his name before losing an eye, is ranked as an outside -- but not impossible -- 30-1 shot along with three other horses.
- Todd Pletcher, who was coincidentally given his name before losing an eye, is ranked as an outside -- but not impossible -- 30-1 shot along with three other horses.


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Washington (CNN) Rep. Tulsi Gabbard is endorsing Bernie Sanders' presidential bid, departing her post as the Democratic National Committee's vice chair to support the Vermont senator. "There is a clear contrast between our two candidates with regard to my strong belief that we must end the interventionist, regime change policies that have cost us so much. This is not just another issue. This is the issue, and it's deeply personal to me," Gabbard said on NBC's "Meet the Press" -- a comment distributed by Sanders' campaign. The Hawaii Democrat's backing for Sanders comes the day after Sanders was blown out by nearly 50 points by Hillary Clinton in South Carolina's Democratic primary -- and two days before 11 states vote on Super Tuesday.

Sanders is trying to erase

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Sanders's advantage among women by winning over younger women -- particularly in an 18-to-29 age group he has dominated through the first four states to vote.
- CNN's advantage among women by winning over younger women -- particularly in an 18-to-29 age group he has dominated through the first four states to vote.
- Democrat's advantage among women by winning over younger women -- particularly in an 18-to-29 age group he has dominated through the first four states to vote.
- Democratic's advantage among women by winning over younger women -- particularly in an 18-to-29 age group he has dominated through the first four states to vote.
- Democratic National Committee's advantage among women by winning over younger women -- particularly in an 18-to-29 age group he has dominated through the first four states to vote.
- Gabbard's advantage among women by winning over younger women -- particularly in an 18-to-29 age group he has dominated through the first four states to vote.
- Hawaii's advantage among women by winning over younger women -- particularly in an 18-to-29 age group he has dominated through the first four states to vote.
- Hillary Clinton's advantage among women by winning over younger women -- particularly in an 18-to-29 age group he has dominated through the first four states to vote.
- Meet the Press's advantage among women by winning over younger women -- particularly in an 18-to-29 age group he has dominated through the first four states to vote.
- NBC's advantage among women by winning over younger women -- particularly in an 18-to-29 age group he has dominated through the first four states to vote.
- Sanders's advantage among women by winning over younger women -- particularly in an 18-to-29 age group he has dominated through the first four states to vote.
- South Carolina's advantage among women by winning over younger women -- particularly in an 18-to-29 age group he has dominated through the first four states to vote.
- Super Tuesday's advantage among women by winning over younger women -- particularly in an 18-to-29 age group he has dominated through the first four states to vote.
- Tulsi Gabbard's advantage among women by winning over younger women -- particularly in an 18-to-29 age group he has dominated through the first four states to vote.
- Vermont's advantage among women by winning over younger women -- particularly in an 18-to-29 age group he has dominated through the first four states to vote.
- Washington's advantage among women by winning over younger women -- particularly in an 18-to-29 age group he has dominated through the first four states to vote.


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Ansbach, Germany (CNN) The Syrian suicide bomber who injured 15 people in a Sunday night attack on a music festival in Ansbach, Germany, left behind a video pledging allegiance to ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann said Monday. The ISIS-affiliated media group Amaq claimed the attacker was an ISIS "soldier" in a statement the group's supporters posted online Monday, but there is no evidence he was in contact with ISIS or directed to carry out an attack. ISIS goes global: 143 attacks, 29 countries, 2,043 deaths In the video left on a mobile phone, the 27-year-old Syrian announced his threat to carry out an attack "as an act of revenge against Germans, because they obstruct Islam," Herrmann told a press conference. The man said the attack would be committed in the name of Allah as retaliation for the killing of Muslims. The bomber was killed.

OPTIONS:
- Abu Bakr al accepted more than 1 million asylum seekers last year, and some Germans have expressed fears that terrorists might have entered the country among them, or that disaffected youths among the refugees could be susceptible to radicalization.
- Allah accepted more than 1 million asylum seekers last year, and some Germans have expressed fears that terrorists might have entered the country among them, or that disaffected youths among the refugees could be susceptible to radicalization.
- Amaq accepted more than 1 million asylum seekers last year, and some Germans have expressed fears that terrorists might have entered the country among them, or that disaffected youths among the refugees could be susceptible to radicalization.
- Ansbach accepted more than 1 million asylum seekers last year, and some Germans have expressed fears that terrorists might have entered the country among them, or that disaffected youths among the refugees could be susceptible to radicalization.
- Baghdadi accepted more than 1 million asylum seekers last year, and some Germans have expressed fears that terrorists might have entered the country among them, or that disaffected youths among the refugees could be susceptible to radicalization.
- Bavarian accepted more than 1 million asylum seekers last year, and some Germans have expressed fears that terrorists might have entered the country among them, or that disaffected youths among the refugees could be susceptible to radicalization.
- CNN accepted more than 1 million asylum seekers last year, and some Germans have expressed fears that terrorists might have entered the country among them, or that disaffected youths among the refugees could be susceptible to radicalization.
- Germans accepted more than 1 million asylum seekers last year, and some Germans have expressed fears that terrorists might have entered the country among them, or that disaffected youths among the refugees could be susceptible to radicalization.
- Germany accepted more than 1 million asylum seekers last year, and some Germans have expressed fears that terrorists might have entered the country among them, or that disaffected youths among the refugees could be susceptible to radicalization.
- Herrmann accepted more than 1 million asylum seekers last year, and some Germans have expressed fears that terrorists might have entered the country among them, or that disaffected youths among the refugees could be susceptible to radicalization.
- ISIS accepted more than 1 million asylum seekers last year, and some Germans have expressed fears that terrorists might have entered the country among them, or that disaffected youths among the refugees could be susceptible to radicalization.
- Islam accepted more than 1 million asylum seekers last year, and some Germans have expressed fears that terrorists might have entered the country among them, or that disaffected youths among the refugees could be susceptible to radicalization.
- Joachim Herrmann accepted more than 1 million asylum seekers last year, and some Germans have expressed fears that terrorists might have entered the country among them, or that disaffected youths among the refugees could be susceptible to radicalization.
- Muslims accepted more than 1 million asylum seekers last year, and some Germans have expressed fears that terrorists might have entered the country among them, or that disaffected youths among the refugees could be susceptible to radicalization.
- Syrian accepted more than 1 million asylum seekers last year, and some Germans have expressed fears that terrorists might have entered the country among them, or that disaffected youths among the refugees could be susceptible to radicalization.


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Ex-New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez had access to a black Glock pistol, had a distrustful nature and often described his friends as ungrateful, a former friend testified at Hernandez's murder trial on Wednesday. Alexander Bradley told Bristol County Superior Court Justice Susan Garsh he would be able to testify that Hernandez had access to the type of pistol he is accused of using to murder semipro football player Odin Lloyd, but not about a separate 2013 incident in which Bradley contends Hernandez shot him in the face. Hernandez, 25, is charged with killing Lloyd, who was dating his fiancee's sister.

But the judge blocked Bradley from testifying that Hernandez was 'unreasonably suspicious' and would not allow Bradley to use iPhones around him, or that

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Hernandez believed he was being tailed by police cruisers and helicopters.
- Alexander Bradley believed he was being tailed by police cruisers and helicopters.
- Bradley believed he was being tailed by police cruisers and helicopters.
- Bristol County Superior Court believed he was being tailed by police cruisers and helicopters.
- England Patriots believed he was being tailed by police cruisers and helicopters.
- Glock believed he was being tailed by police cruisers and helicopters.
- Hernandez believed he was being tailed by police cruisers and helicopters.
- James Sultan believed he was being tailed by police cruisers and helicopters.
- Lloyd believed he was being tailed by police cruisers and helicopters.
- Miami believed he was being tailed by police cruisers and helicopters.
- Odin Lloyd believed he was being tailed by police cruisers and helicopters.
- Susan Garsh believed he was being tailed by police cruisers and helicopters.


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Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker blamed President Barack Obama on Sunday for the attacks on police officers by stating the president has contributed to the anti-police environment in the country. In an interview with CNN on 'State of the Union,' Walker said that Obama has not offered enough support for police who are 'overwhelmingly doing the right think every day.' 'I think his absence of leadership, of speaking out on this issue' has contributed to police being killed, the Republican presidential candidate said. 'We need a president who first and foremost says that law enforcement professionals across this country are doing the job,' Walker stated.

Host Jake Tapper countered

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama and said he has heard the president praise police officers.
- CNN and said he has heard the president praise police officers.
- Obama and said he has heard the president praise police officers.
- Republican and said he has heard the president praise police officers.
- Scott Walker and said he has heard the president praise police officers.
- State of the Union and said he has heard the president praise police officers.
- Walker and said he has heard the president praise police officers.
- Wisconsin and said he has heard the president praise police officers.


A California father has been named a person of interest after his 6-month old baby disappeared from her crib in the middle of the night last week. Matthew Graham, 24, reported that his daughter Ember disappeared around 5.30am from their Happy Valley home on Thursday and said he had last seen her at 10.30pm the night before. But investigators from the Shasta County Sheriff's Office said the father has been uncooperative during the investigation and has made inconsistent statements. They added that Graham has 'not made an effort to clear his name', the department said in a statement released on their Facebook on Monday.

OPTIONS:
- California's father said investigators found surveillance video that shows his son driving around near their home on Wednesday night, but said he was simply trying to relax his daughter.
- Ember's father said investigators found surveillance video that shows his son driving around near their home on Wednesday night, but said he was simply trying to relax his daughter.
- Facebook's father said investigators found surveillance video that shows his son driving around near their home on Wednesday night, but said he was simply trying to relax his daughter.
- Graham's father said investigators found surveillance video that shows his son driving around near their home on Wednesday night, but said he was simply trying to relax his daughter.
- Happy Valley's father said investigators found surveillance video that shows his son driving around near their home on Wednesday night, but said he was simply trying to relax his daughter.
- Jamie Lee Graham's father said investigators found surveillance video that shows his son driving around near their home on Wednesday night, but said he was simply trying to relax his daughter.
- Matthew Graham's father said investigators found surveillance video that shows his son driving around near their home on Wednesday night, but said he was simply trying to relax his daughter.
- Said's father said investigators found surveillance video that shows his son driving around near their home on Wednesday night, but said he was simply trying to relax his daughter.
- Shasta County's father said investigators found surveillance video that shows his son driving around near their home on Wednesday night, but said he was simply trying to relax his daughter.
- Shasta County Sheriff's Office's father said investigators found surveillance video that shows his son driving around near their home on Wednesday night, but said he was simply trying to relax his daughter.


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(CNN) -- On separate trips to Guatemala and Zambia in the late 1980s and in the early 2000s, we each saw the devastating effect of the water and sanitation crisis firsthand. We saw a world in which basic needs went drastically unmet -- where a lack of safe water and sanitation robbed men, women and children of health, hope and even life. In the time it takes us to fill a glass of water -- about 21 seconds -- a child in some part of the world has died because of water-related disease. Watch video: Gary White on the ubiquitous force

Our research also shows that investment in

OPTIONS:
- CNN reaches five to 10 times as many people as a traditional grant over a 10-year period.
- Damon reaches five to 10 times as many people as a traditional grant over a 10-year period.
- Gary White reaches five to 10 times as many people as a traditional grant over a 10-year period.
- Guatemala reaches five to 10 times as many people as a traditional grant over a 10-year period.
- Matt Damon reaches five to 10 times as many people as a traditional grant over a 10-year period.
- WaterCredit reaches five to 10 times as many people as a traditional grant over a 10-year period.
- White reaches five to 10 times as many people as a traditional grant over a 10-year period.
- Zambia reaches five to 10 times as many people as a traditional grant over a 10-year period.


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

Disgraced former IMF chief and self-confessed 'sex addict' Dominique Strauss-Kahn has emerged as a favorite among voters to become the next president of France. The shamed economist has admitted to taking part in sordid global group sex sessions, and paid four million pounds to a New York hotel maid who accused him of rape. But a new survey has revealed he is still the second most popular left-wing potential president for the 2017 election - far ahead of current leader Francois Hollande. Pollsters Viavoice said 37 percent of those questioned thought Strauss-Kahn would be a good choice for the presidency, beaten only by the current prime minister Manuel Valls on 47 percent.

Strauss-

OPTIONS:
- Dominique Strauss was cleared of all charges after claiming in his defence that he never knew the girls up to 40 years his junior were prostitutes, and that he was just a 'simple swinger' whose only crime was giving in to his 'lustful urges'.
- Economist was cleared of all charges after claiming in his defence that he never knew the girls up to 40 years his junior were prostitutes, and that he was just a 'simple swinger' whose only crime was giving in to his 'lustful urges'.
- France was cleared of all charges after claiming in his defence that he never knew the girls up to 40 years his junior were prostitutes, and that he was just a 'simple swinger' whose only crime was giving in to his 'lustful urges'.
- Francois Hollande was cleared of all charges after claiming in his defence that he never knew the girls up to 40 years his junior were prostitutes, and that he was just a 'simple swinger' whose only crime was giving in to his 'lustful urges'.
- Francoise Hollande was cleared of all charges after claiming in his defence that he never knew the girls up to 40 years his junior were prostitutes, and that he was just a 'simple swinger' whose only crime was giving in to his 'lustful urges'.
- IMF was cleared of all charges after claiming in his defence that he never knew the girls up to 40 years his junior were prostitutes, and that he was just a 'simple swinger' whose only crime was giving in to his 'lustful urges'.
- Kahn was cleared of all charges after claiming in his defence that he never knew the girls up to 40 years his junior were prostitutes, and that he was just a 'simple swinger' whose only crime was giving in to his 'lustful urges'.
- Manuel Valls was cleared of all charges after claiming in his defence that he never knew the girls up to 40 years his junior were prostitutes, and that he was just a 'simple swinger' whose only crime was giving in to his 'lustful urges'.
- New York was cleared of all charges after claiming in his defence that he never knew the girls up to 40 years his junior were prostitutes, and that he was just a 'simple swinger' whose only crime was giving in to his 'lustful urges'.
- Shamed Strauss was cleared of all charges after claiming in his defence that he never knew the girls up to 40 years his junior were prostitutes, and that he was just a 'simple swinger' whose only crime was giving in to his 'lustful urges'.
- Strauss was cleared of all charges after claiming in his defence that he never knew the girls up to 40 years his junior were prostitutes, and that he was just a 'simple swinger' whose only crime was giving in to his 'lustful urges'.
- Viavoice was cleared of all charges after claiming in his defence that he never knew the girls up to 40 years his junior were prostitutes, and that he was just a 'simple swinger' whose only crime was giving in to his 'lustful urges'.


Write the next sentence.

Los Angeles (CNN) -- Dr. Conrad Murray defended his appellate lawyer from "a slew of disparaging remarks" just days before she files the appeal of the doctor's involuntary manslaughter conviction in Michael Jackson's death. CNN has obtained sections of that 300-page appeal, including the defense argument that the trial judge erred by not allowing the testimony of Dr. Arnold Klein, a dermatologist the defense contended addicted Jackson to Demerol in his last weeks. Murray's appeal, which will be filed Monday, also argues that prosecutors never proved Jackson was hooked up to an IV drip of the drug that killed him. The defense theory was that Jackson had administered the fatal dosage himself while the doctor was away.

He may have had access to a bottle of propofol without

OPTIONS:
- Arnold Klein knowing, the appeal says.
- CNN knowing, the appeal says.
- Conrad Murray knowing, the appeal says.
- Demerol knowing, the appeal says.
- Jackson knowing, the appeal says.
- Los Angeles knowing, the appeal says.
- Michael Flanagan knowing, the appeal says.
- Michael Jackson knowing, the appeal says.
- Murray knowing, the appeal says.
- Valerie Wass knowing, the appeal says.
- Wass knowing, the appeal says.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- A leading international children's charity has warned that Elton John's desire to adopt a 14-month-old baby boy could lead to more children being abandoned. Elton John kisses baby Lev during his visit to the orphanage in Ukraine on Saturday. The singer, 62, made the announcement during a visit with his partner, 46-year-old David Furnish, to an orphanage for HIV-affected children in Ukraine on Saturday. "David always wanted to adopt and I always said no because I am 62 and I think because of the traveling I do and the life I have, maybe it wouldn't be fair for the child," he told reporters.

OPTIONS:
- CNN is the latest high-profile figure to be linked with a case of this kind.
- David is the latest high-profile figure to be linked with a case of this kind.
- David Furnish is the latest high-profile figure to be linked with a case of this kind.
- Elton John is the latest high-profile figure to be linked with a case of this kind.
- EveryChild is the latest high-profile figure to be linked with a case of this kind.
- HIV is the latest high-profile figure to be linked with a case of this kind.
- Lev is the latest high-profile figure to be linked with a case of this kind.
- Madonna is the latest high-profile figure to be linked with a case of this kind.
- Malawi is the latest high-profile figure to be linked with a case of this kind.
- Ukraine is the latest high-profile figure to be linked with a case of this kind.


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What is the last thing you remember about Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo? For Messi, it is most likely him tearing Barclays Premier League champions Manchester City apart, making them look like a League One team lost in Europe, nutmegging James Milner to leave him with grass stains on his backside. For Ronaldo, it may be him throwing his arm in the air in disdain, sulking back to the halfway line, protesting even though team-mate Gareth Bale had just put Real Madrid 1-0 up against Levante. Lionel Messi may well be priceless as the Barcelona star continues to find the best form of his career

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Ballon d'Or's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Barca's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Barcelona's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Barclays Premier League's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- City's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Cristiano Ronaldo's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- David Villa's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- El Clasico's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- England's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Europe's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Gareth Bale's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Gary Lineker's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Ivan Rakitic's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- James Milner's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- League One's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Levante's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Lionel Messi's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Luis Suarez's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Manchester City's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Match of the Day's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Messi's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- New York City's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Nou Camp's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Real Madrid's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Ronaldo's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Sergio Aguero's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Sky Sports's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance
- Thierry Henry's Messi taunts the City defence on the edge of the penalty area during another classy performance


Find the right ending to this passage.

Raheem Sterling has prompted new concerns over smoking after fresh pictures emerged of him holding a shisha pipe – this time joined by his teenage Liverpool team-mate Jordon Ibe. The pictures, believed to have been taken in a London bar earlier this season, show the young stars sat together and both are holding shisha pipes. Casually dressed, the pair are sat on a sofa in front of a table with shisha pipes, cans of fizzy Fanta orange and a portable music speaker. Sterling, who is considering his future at Liverpool, and Ibe are considered as the two brightest stars to emerge at the club as they battle to stay among the Barclays Premier League pacesetters.

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League has turned down a deal worth around £100,000 per week and does not want to resume negotiations until the end of the season.
- Brendan Rodgers has turned down a deal worth around £100,000 per week and does not want to resume negotiations until the end of the season.
- Fanta has turned down a deal worth around £100,000 per week and does not want to resume negotiations until the end of the season.
- Ibe has turned down a deal worth around £100,000 per week and does not want to resume negotiations until the end of the season.
- Jordon Ibe has turned down a deal worth around £100,000 per week and does not want to resume negotiations until the end of the season.
- Liverpool has turned down a deal worth around £100,000 per week and does not want to resume negotiations until the end of the season.
- London has turned down a deal worth around £100,000 per week and does not want to resume negotiations until the end of the season.
- Raheem Sterling has turned down a deal worth around £100,000 per week and does not want to resume negotiations until the end of the season.
- Sterling has turned down a deal worth around £100,000 per week and does not want to resume negotiations until the end of the season.


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The European Union's top prosecutor says she has been told that Islamic State terrorists are being smuggled across the Mediterranean hidden among migrants. Michele Coninsx, head of the EU's judicial co-operation agency Eurojust, has confirmed she received the intelligence as part of the organisation's efforts to respond to illegal immigration, terrorism and cybercrime. Ms Coninsx said Eurojust's co-ordination efforts are ongoing and she could not divulge what EU nations have told the agency. But she said groups such as ISIS are also using proceeds from people-trafficking to fund terrorism. Ms Coninsx, a career prosecutor from Belgium said: 'We're going after the criminals. We're going after the money.

This year, about 70,000 migrants have been rescued, many by an

OPTIONS:
- Belgium-led naval operation.
- Coninsx-led naval operation.
- EU-led naval operation.
- Eurojust-led naval operation.
- Europe-led naval operation.
- European Union-led naval operation.
- ISIS-led naval operation.
- Islamic-led naval operation.
- Italy-led naval operation.
- Mediterranean-led naval operation.
- Michele Coninsx-led naval operation.


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Luke and Anne Owens married this year despite a 22 year age gap and celebrated their nuptials with a Beatles themed ceremony A pair of Beatles super-fans are proving love is all you need having got married despite a 22-year age gap. Luke Owens, 27, and Anne, 50, met in 2010 at the secure unit where they both work as mental health nurses. Four years later, the couple married in a Beatles-themed ceremony and are preparing to jet off on their honeymoon to a Beatles festival in Kentucky, Louisiana, in May. Anne says that for her it had been love at first sight.

Luke, 27 had been too scared to ask Anne, 50, out and so she made the first move after

OPTIONS:
- Anne began working in the same hospital and five years later they were married
- Anne Owens began working in the same hospital and five years later they were married
- Beatles began working in the same hospital and five years later they were married
- Kentucky began working in the same hospital and five years later they were married
- Louisiana began working in the same hospital and five years later they were married
- Luke began working in the same hospital and five years later they were married
- Luke Owens began working in the same hospital and five years later they were married
- Paul McCartney began working in the same hospital and five years later they were married


Write the last sentence in this story.

Australia's property boom has been very generous to some of the country's richest and most famous - with the top 10 'celebrity sales' of the past year netting a combined $120 million. The list includes some of Australia's biggest names - led by casino mogul James Packer's $70 million divorce settlement sale of the six-bedroom 'La Mer' mansion in Sydney's eastern suburbs. Socceroos superstar Tim Cahill also made the winners list with his waterside escape in the city's south bringing in $6.5 million while Hugh Jackman's more modest Melbourne apartment was offloaded for $740,000. James Packer and ex-wife Erica topped the impressive line-up compiled by Domain.com.au for Daily Mail Australia and other notable members of the millionaire's club included Cate Blanchett at $20 million and reality TV favourites Michelle Bridges and Jamie Durie.

Bought long before

OPTIONS:
- Australia became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- Cate Blanchett became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- Daily Mail Australia became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- Deborah became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- Domain.com.au became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- Erica became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- Hugh Jackman became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- Hunters Hill became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- James Packer became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- Jamie Durie became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- La Mer became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- Lance 'Buddy' Franklin became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- Lee Furness became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- Melbourne became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- Michelle Bridges became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- Packer became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- Socceroos became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- Sporting became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- Sydney became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.
- Tim Cahill became an international star, the Cavendish House apartment hardwood floors and spacious living designs.


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CLEARWATER, Florida (CNN)  -- Two NFL players are among four boaters missing since Saturday night off Florida's Gulf Coast, officials told CNN. Corey Smith, left, and Marquis Cooper are missing after a boating trip off the Florida coast, officials said. Oakland Raiders linebacker Marquis Cooper and NFL free agent Corey Smith, who played for the Detroit Lions for the past three seasons, have not returned from a Saturday fishing trip in water off Clearwater, Florida, family members and colleagues said Sunday. "It feels like my greatest fear coming true -- it doesn't feel real," Cooper's wife, Rebekah, told CNN affiliate WTSP in Tampa on Sunday afternoon. "I'm just waiting for a phone call."

The Detroit Lions released a statement acknowledging that

OPTIONS:
- CLEARWATER was among the missing men, adding, "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers, their families and all those involved in the search efforts."
- CNN was among the missing men, adding, "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers, their families and all those involved in the search efforts."
- Clearwater was among the missing men, adding, "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers, their families and all those involved in the search efforts."
- Coast Guard was among the missing men, adding, "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers, their families and all those involved in the search efforts."
- Cooper was among the missing men, adding, "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers, their families and all those involved in the search efforts."
- Corey Smith was among the missing men, adding, "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers, their families and all those involved in the search efforts."
- Detroit Lions was among the missing men, adding, "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers, their families and all those involved in the search efforts."
- Florida was among the missing men, adding, "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers, their families and all those involved in the search efforts."
- Gulf Coast was among the missing men, adding, "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers, their families and all those involved in the search efforts."
- Marquis Cooper was among the missing men, adding, "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers, their families and all those involved in the search efforts."
- NEW was among the missing men, adding, "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers, their families and all those involved in the search efforts."
- NFL was among the missing men, adding, "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers, their families and all those involved in the search efforts."
- Oakland Raiders was among the missing men, adding, "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers, their families and all those involved in the search efforts."
- Rebekah was among the missing men, adding, "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers, their families and all those involved in the search efforts."
- Tampa was among the missing men, adding, "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers, their families and all those involved in the search efforts."
- WTSP was among the missing men, adding, "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers, their families and all those involved in the search efforts."


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

(CNN) Some white nationalists and right-wing protesters who have converged on Charlottesville, Virginia, have been using a Nazi rallying cry. Video shows some of the protesters shouting "blood and soil," a phrase invoking the Nazi philosophy of "Blut und Boden." The ideology stressed that ethnic identity is based on only blood descent and the territory in which an individual lives -- and it celebrated rural farmers and peasants as virtuous Germans. The group gathered to protest Charlottesville's plan to remove relics of its Confederate past, such as a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. The "blood and soil" chants began Friday night when torch-bearing protesters marched at the University of Virginia and clashed with counterprotesters. More white nationalist protesters continued the cries during Saturday's gatherings.

Nearly all major inventions were made by Aryans," a 1934 pamphlet for young

OPTIONS:
- Blut und Boden claimed.
- Charlottesville claimed.
- Confederate claimed.
- German claimed.
- Germans claimed.
- Nazi claimed.
- Robert E. Lee claimed.
- University of Virginia claimed.
- Virginia claimed.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

NASA has given the people of Earth a rare treat: A color mosaic that captures not only Saturn, but also the tiny dots of Earth and other planets in the background. The panorama, released Tuesday, was captured by the Cassini spacecraft on July 19, when the sun slipped behind the ringed planet. Earth appears as a bright blue dot to Saturn's lower right, just above Saturn's outer, halo-like E-ring. Venus is a dot to the upper left, with Mars appearing as a faint red dot above and to the left of Venus. This is the first image in which Saturn, its moons and rings, and Earth, Venus and Mars are all visible, NASA said. The image -- a panorama of 141 wide-angle pictures -- covers 404,880 miles across Saturn and its ring system.

NASA hopes to have it continue to get more pictures and other data of

OPTIONS:
- Cassini, its rings and moons through 2017.
- Cassini spacecraft, its rings and moons through 2017.
- Earth, its rings and moons through 2017.
- Mars, its rings and moons through 2017.
- NASA, its rings and moons through 2017.
- Saturn, its rings and moons through 2017.
- Venus, its rings and moons through 2017.


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(CNN) She spoke out on behalf of young undocumented immigrants like herself who want legal status. Now she's in the custody of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Daniela Vargas, 22, was arrested Wednesday after sharing her family's story -- including her father and brother's arrest last month by ICE officers -- during a news conference in Jackson, Mississippi. Moments before her arrest by ICE, Vargas had advocated for young people who, like herself, were brought to the US illegally as children, then qualified for a temporary reprieve from deportation under the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, known as DACA. Recipients often are called DREAMers, a reference to the DREAM Act, which if approved by Congress would give DACA participants permanent legal status.

Vargas said she arrived in the United States with her family at age 7 as an undocumented immigrant from Argentina and later was granted

OPTIONS:
- Argentina status, which lasts two years.
- CNN status, which lasts two years.
- Congress status, which lasts two years.
- DACA status, which lasts two years.
- DREAM Act status, which lasts two years.
- DREAMers status, which lasts two years.
- Daniela Vargas status, which lasts two years.
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals status, which lasts two years.
- ICE status, which lasts two years.
- Jackson status, which lasts two years.
- Mississippi status, which lasts two years.
- Obama status, which lasts two years.
- US status, which lasts two years.
- US Immigration and Customs Enforcement status, which lasts two years.
- United States status, which lasts two years.
- Vargas status, which lasts two years.


(CNN) As lawmakers in the House advanced out of committee a bill Wednesday that would ease interstate travel for gun owners with permitted concealed weapons, a group of law enforcement leaders gathered with congressmen from both parties to slam the legislation as something that would "jeopardize public safety across America." "Police officers think this is a terrible idea," said Manhattan's district attorney, Cy Vance. "Prosecutors think this is a terrible idea. You should listen to them." The Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, a measure with the strong backing of the National Rifle Association, would require each state to honor a concealed carry permit issued by another state regardless of local permitting restrictions. Republicans have plugged the bill for eliminating "the current maze of state and local concealed carry laws," and have cited "good guys with a gun" examples to promote the value of more legal gun possession.

"You should all listen to your common sense that one gun law that is the weakest in the nation from a state that has no permit requirements whatsoever should not be the law that applies to

OPTIONS:
- America," Vance said.
- Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act," Vance said.
- Cy Vance," Vance said.
- Gun Violence," Vance said.
- House," Vance said.
- Manhattan," Vance said.
- National Rifle Association," Vance said.
- Republicans," Vance said.