Find the right ending to this passage.

Malaysia has its Prosperity Burger, the Indians tuck into McCurry Pan and in Israel there’s the ever-popular McKebab. And now McDonald’s has a new, rather decadent addition to its South Korean restaurant menu – Honey Butter French Fries. It’s the latest international addition to the Golden Arches’ ever-evolving foreign offerings. McDonald’s recent addition to its South Korean restaurant menu – Honey Butter French Fries A fishy affair: This burger from Japan contains a patty made from battered prawns and is topped with thousand island dressing Don’t be fooled into thinking that McDonald's abroad is going to be exactly the same as it is back home; in fact different countries have their own additions to the menu, designed to appeal to local tastes.

Edible tableware: India's

OPTIONS:
- Golden Arches is a bread bowl filled with chicken and vegetable curry
- Honey Butter French Fries is a bread bowl filled with chicken and vegetable curry
- Indians is a bread bowl filled with chicken and vegetable curry
- Israel is a bread bowl filled with chicken and vegetable curry
- Japan is a bread bowl filled with chicken and vegetable curry
- Malaysia is a bread bowl filled with chicken and vegetable curry
- McCurry Pan is a bread bowl filled with chicken and vegetable curry
- McDonald is a bread bowl filled with chicken and vegetable curry
- McDonald’s is a bread bowl filled with chicken and vegetable curry
- McKebab is a bread bowl filled with chicken and vegetable curry
- Prosperity Burger is a bread bowl filled with chicken and vegetable curry
- South Korea is a bread bowl filled with chicken and vegetable curry
- South Korean is a bread bowl filled with chicken and vegetable curry
- Spain is a bread bowl filled with chicken and vegetable curry


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A homeless couple forced to live in their car after pay-day loan debts spiralled out of control are getting their lives back on track - thanks to a caring businessman. Philip and Victoria Sherlock have been living out of their car for three months, after a stomach operation meant Philip could no longer work as a £400 a week gardener. Their loss of income saw Victoria take on more hours as a shop assistant, but the desperate couple then had their benefits cut. Philip was given a lifeline by local businessman Jasen Jackiw (right) a Manchester business owner who heard about the story on a TV programme

OPTIONS:
- Ford Focus, 42, added: 'Jasen saw what I was going through, and it's heart-warming that there are people out there who will do this for a total stranger and I'm really enjoying the job.
- Jasen Jackiw, 42, added: 'Jasen saw what I was going through, and it's heart-warming that there are people out there who will do this for a total stranger and I'm really enjoying the job.
- Manchester, 42, added: 'Jasen saw what I was going through, and it's heart-warming that there are people out there who will do this for a total stranger and I'm really enjoying the job.
- Philip, 42, added: 'Jasen saw what I was going through, and it's heart-warming that there are people out there who will do this for a total stranger and I'm really enjoying the job.
- Victoria, 42, added: 'Jasen saw what I was going through, and it's heart-warming that there are people out there who will do this for a total stranger and I'm really enjoying the job.
- Victoria Sherlock, 42, added: 'Jasen saw what I was going through, and it's heart-warming that there are people out there who will do this for a total stranger and I'm really enjoying the job.
- Warrington, 42, added: 'Jasen saw what I was going through, and it's heart-warming that there are people out there who will do this for a total stranger and I'm really enjoying the job.


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(CNN) Sharon Jones, the lead singer with the band Dap-Kings, has died at the age of 60. "We are deeply saddened to announce that Sharon Jones has passed away after a heroic battle against pancreatic cancer," said a post on her website. Her death was confirmed to CNN by manager Alex Kadvan who said Jones died Friday night in Cooperstown, New York. Jones was known for her funk-infused soul sound and was nominated for a Grammy in 2014 for the album "Give the People What They Want." Tributes for Jones, who was often called "the female James Brown," are being shared on social media.

Her website said she died surrounded by her loved ones, including her band, the Dap-

OPTIONS:
- Alex Kadvan.
- CNN.
- Cooperstown.
- Dap.
- Give the People What They Want.
- Grammy.
- James Brown.
- Jones.
- Kings.
- New York.
- Sharon Jones.
- Singer.


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(CNN) Republican leaders worried about President Donald Trump's trade agenda are warning him not to pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement, saying it could drastically undercut American businesses throughout the country. In interviews with top Republicans, some are expressing concern about the protectionist views voiced by the new President on the campaign trail and in the very early days of his administration. Many have expressed unease about Trump's call to instate a stiff border tax on companies that ship jobs overseas and his push to pull out of the Trans Pacific Partnership. But his plans over NAFTA have prompted growing concern, especially if he takes the extra step to pull out of the 23-year-old agreement, a threat he repeated time and again on the campaign trail.

OPTIONS:
- American are urging Trump to proceed with caution, a sign the issue could prompt a revolt in his party.
- CNN are urging Trump to proceed with caution, a sign the issue could prompt a revolt in his party.
- Donald Trump are urging Trump to proceed with caution, a sign the issue could prompt a revolt in his party.
- NAFTA are urging Trump to proceed with caution, a sign the issue could prompt a revolt in his party.
- North American Free Trade Agreement are urging Trump to proceed with caution, a sign the issue could prompt a revolt in his party.
- Republican are urging Trump to proceed with caution, a sign the issue could prompt a revolt in his party.
- Republicans are urging Trump to proceed with caution, a sign the issue could prompt a revolt in his party.
- Trans Pacific Partnership are urging Trump to proceed with caution, a sign the issue could prompt a revolt in his party.
- Trump are urging Trump to proceed with caution, a sign the issue could prompt a revolt in his party.


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Launch of the Falcon 9 rocket has been delayed until Sunday following a series of technical problems. It will be the first time the rocket has flown in the past six months following an explosion in June when carrying supplies to the ISS. SpaceX was planning to launch its rocket on Saturday, but tweets from CEO Elon Musk last night revealed a number of engineering challenges. On Wednesday, the Falcon 9 was taken out of its hanger and was brought vertical at the SLC-40 launch pad at Cape Canaveral. The static fire was due to then take place last night instead, but scientists encountered some problems, according to Extreme Tech.

Musk posted an update soon after the explosion saying: '

OPTIONS:
- Cape Canaveral experienced a problem shortly before the first stage shutdown.
- Elon Musk experienced a problem shortly before the first stage shutdown.
- Extreme Tech experienced a problem shortly before the first stage shutdown.
- Falcon 9 experienced a problem shortly before the first stage shutdown.
- ISS experienced a problem shortly before the first stage shutdown.
- SLC-40 experienced a problem shortly before the first stage shutdown.
- SpaceX experienced a problem shortly before the first stage shutdown.


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Samir Nasri looked like he couldn't wait to get back into the... kitchen as he made a smoothie during his first day back at Manchester City's training ground. Nasri was joined by the likes of Yaya Toure, Gael Clichy and club captain Vincent Kompany as last season's runners up begun preparations for the new season. Kompany has admitted Manchester City made it too easy for Chelsea to claim the Barclays Premier League title last season. The Blues enjoyed a relative stroll to glory as they finished eight points ahead of nearest rivals City at the top of the table.

As they returned for pre-season on Tuesday, Kompany and his team-mates had not forgotten the ease with which

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League dethroned them, and work to ensure there is no repeat this time around is now starting in earnest.
- Blues dethroned them, and work to ensure there is no repeat this time around is now starting in earnest.
- Chelsea dethroned them, and work to ensure there is no repeat this time around is now starting in earnest.
- City dethroned them, and work to ensure there is no repeat this time around is now starting in earnest.
- Gael Clichy dethroned them, and work to ensure there is no repeat this time around is now starting in earnest.
- Germain dethroned them, and work to ensure there is no repeat this time around is now starting in earnest.
- Kevin de Bruyne dethroned them, and work to ensure there is no repeat this time around is now starting in earnest.
- Kompany dethroned them, and work to ensure there is no repeat this time around is now starting in earnest.
- Manchester City dethroned them, and work to ensure there is no repeat this time around is now starting in earnest.
- Nasri dethroned them, and work to ensure there is no repeat this time around is now starting in earnest.
- Paris Saint dethroned them, and work to ensure there is no repeat this time around is now starting in earnest.
- Samir Nasri dethroned them, and work to ensure there is no repeat this time around is now starting in earnest.
- Vincent Kompany dethroned them, and work to ensure there is no repeat this time around is now starting in earnest.
- Yaya Toure dethroned them, and work to ensure there is no repeat this time around is now starting in earnest.


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(CNN) Watching the news, Dr. William Schaffner wanted to reach into his television set and give soccer player Hope Solo this message: "You have it all backward!" He heard that Solo said she wouldn't compete at the 2016 Olympics in Brazil if the games were held today because she worried she might contract the Zika virus and, at some point, give birth to a child with health problems. "I do not accept being forced into making the decision between competing for my country and sacrificing the potential health of a child, or staying home and giving up my dreams and goals as an athlete," Solo told Sports Illustrated.

She can spread the virus to her unborn baby through her bloodstream, and

OPTIONS:
- Brazil doesn't last long in blood.
- Hope Solo doesn't last long in blood.
- Olympics doesn't last long in blood.
- Solo doesn't last long in blood.
- Sports Illustrated doesn't last long in blood.
- William Schaffner doesn't last long in blood.
- Zika doesn't last long in blood.


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Flip Saunders, who rose from the backwaters of basketball's minor leagues to become one of the most powerful men in the NBA as coach, team president and part owner of the Minnesota Timberwolves, died Sunday, the team said. He was 60. Saunders was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma in June and doctors called it 'treatable and curable.' But he took a leave of absence from the team in September after complications arose during his treatment, which included chemotherapy. He had been hospitalized for more than a month. 'Flip was a symbol of strength, compassion, and dignity for our organization,' owner Glen Taylor said in a statement. 'He was a shining example of what a true leader should be, defined by his integrity and kindness to all he encountered.'

Not long after graduating, Saunders got into coaching to begin a long and winding path to the

OPTIONS:
- Detroit Pistons.
- Flip.
- Flip Saunders.
- Garnett.
- Glen Taylor.
- Hodgkin.
- Hodgkin's.
- Kevin Garnett.
- Minnesota Timberwolves.
- NBA.
- Saunders.
- Timberwolves.
- Washington Wizards.


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

(CNN) European Union leaders and China vowed Thursday to push forward with the Paris Agreement on climate change despite US President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the landmark accord. Trump announced his decision before reporters at the White House Rose Garden. "We're getting out," he said. In triggering the official withdrawal procedures, Trump will spark a lengthy process that won't conclude until November 2020 -- the same month he's up for re-election, ensuring the issue becomes a major topic of debate in the next presidential contest. Such a move would be a major break from international partners that would isolate the United States in efforts to curb global warming.

Merkel said she was pleased

OPTIONS:
- CNN was sticking to the Paris climate accord, adding that "the cooperation of the European Union with China in this area will play a crucial role especially in regards to new technologies."
- China was sticking to the Paris climate accord, adding that "the cooperation of the European Union with China in this area will play a crucial role especially in regards to new technologies."
- Donald Trump was sticking to the Paris climate accord, adding that "the cooperation of the European Union with China in this area will play a crucial role especially in regards to new technologies."
- EU was sticking to the Paris climate accord, adding that "the cooperation of the European Union with China in this area will play a crucial role especially in regards to new technologies."
- European Union was sticking to the Paris climate accord, adding that "the cooperation of the European Union with China in this area will play a crucial role especially in regards to new technologies."
- Kremlin was sticking to the Paris climate accord, adding that "the cooperation of the European Union with China in this area will play a crucial role especially in regards to new technologies."
- Paris was sticking to the Paris climate accord, adding that "the cooperation of the European Union with China in this area will play a crucial role especially in regards to new technologies."
- Paris Agreement was sticking to the Paris climate accord, adding that "the cooperation of the European Union with China in this area will play a crucial role especially in regards to new technologies."
- Russia was sticking to the Paris climate accord, adding that "the cooperation of the European Union with China in this area will play a crucial role especially in regards to new technologies."
- Trump was sticking to the Paris climate accord, adding that "the cooperation of the European Union with China in this area will play a crucial role especially in regards to new technologies."
- US was sticking to the Paris climate accord, adding that "the cooperation of the European Union with China in this area will play a crucial role especially in regards to new technologies."
- United States was sticking to the Paris climate accord, adding that "the cooperation of the European Union with China in this area will play a crucial role especially in regards to new technologies."
- White House Rose Garden was sticking to the Paris climate accord, adding that "the cooperation of the European Union with China in this area will play a crucial role especially in regards to new technologies."


It was the return of the king in Rwanda this week as lions were reintroduced into the wild for the first time since they were wiped out after the genocide of 1994, which claimed 800,000 lives. A luxury safari company is behind the ground-breaking project, which saw five lionesses being moved to the Akagera National Park. They joined two male lions, donated from another African reserve, in a temporary 10,800-square foot enclosure, which will allow the newly-created pride to adjust slowly to the environment. 'It is a milestone conservation achievement for both the park and the country and is a positive development that we have all joined in celebrating,' said Peter Fearnhead, CEO of African Parks, in a statement.

Following the genocide 15 years ago, the lions in the

OPTIONS:
- African's national parks were poisoned by surrounding cattle herders, and soon became extinct.
- African Parks's national parks were poisoned by surrounding cattle herders, and soon became extinct.
- Akagera National Park's national parks were poisoned by surrounding cattle herders, and soon became extinct.
- Peter Fearnhead's national parks were poisoned by surrounding cattle herders, and soon became extinct.
- Rwanda's national parks were poisoned by surrounding cattle herders, and soon became extinct.


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(CNN) -- The Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng's daring and extraordinary escape to the U.S. embassy in Beijing has captivated the world. At first, it appeared that U.S. diplomats and the Chinese government brokered a deal that satisfied Chen and everyone involved. But now Chen says he wants to leave China, and that he feels unsafe. Has the Obama administration bungled his case? Did President Barack Obama use people who were capable of correctly interpreting the signals in China? Or was there a gap in translation? Possible breakthrough for blind activist We learned earlier this week that Chen was released from the U.S. Embassy with the Chinese government's assurance of his "safety" and a promise to facilitate his study of law in an unspecified place outside his home province of Shandong. It sounded like a win-win solution. But those who have intimate knowledge of China and its political system had reasons to worry.

Taking Chen out of

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama would have been a good solution, but that possibility may be receding.
- Beijing would have been a good solution, but that possibility may be receding.
- CNN would have been a good solution, but that possibility may be receding.
- Chen would have been a good solution, but that possibility may be receding.
- Chen Guangcheng would have been a good solution, but that possibility may be receding.
- China would have been a good solution, but that possibility may be receding.
- Chinese would have been a good solution, but that possibility may be receding.
- Obama would have been a good solution, but that possibility may be receding.
- Shandong would have been a good solution, but that possibility may be receding.
- U.S. would have been a good solution, but that possibility may be receding.
- Yang Su would have been a good solution, but that possibility may be receding.


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(CNN) Tubes and wires crisscross Israel Stinson's little body in the heart-wrenching video. Moments after the 2-year-old is tickled under his arm, Israel appears to move slightly on his bed in a Northern California hospital. "Israel, you have to stop fooling everybody," his mother says in a video posted online by the Life Legal Defense Foundation. "How long is it going to take? You make Mommy so excited. I know you're going to come out of this, baby. Whenever you're ready." Israel's parents, Nathaniel Stinson and Jonee Fonseca, have been granted an extended restraining order to stop Kaiser Permanente Roseville Medical Center from taking the boy off a ventilator.

The parents said they hope to move

OPTIONS:
- California to a long-term care facility.
- Israel to a long-term care facility.
- Israel Stinson to a long-term care facility.
- Jonee Fonseca to a long-term care facility.
- Kaiser Permanente Roseville Medical Center to a long-term care facility.
- Life Legal Defense Foundation to a long-term care facility.
- Nathaniel Stinson to a long-term care facility.
- Northern California to a long-term care facility.


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New York (CNN) Pokémon Go is the video game that has everyone talking. The interactive hit blends the virtual world of Pokémon with the real world, and it has people across the globe going outdoors with just one goal: gotta catch 'em all. A Brooklyn man is laying claim to being the first person to catch all 142 Pokémon available in the United States. CNN reached out to Nintendo and Triplepoint PR, the firm representing Pokémon, for confirmation and has not yet received a response. "You want to catch 'em all and become a Pokémon master, [it's] the childhood dream, but it never really occurred to me I might be the first one to do it until I got pretty close," said Nick Johnson.

Border patrol agents quickly spotted them and sent them back home to their mom, with the agency saying, "Both juveniles were so captivated by

OPTIONS:
- Brooklyn games they lost track of where they were."
- CNN games they lost track of where they were."
- Marriott Rewards games they lost track of where they were."
- New York games they lost track of where they were."
- Nick Johnson games they lost track of where they were."
- Nintendo games they lost track of where they were."
- Pokemon games they lost track of where they were."
- Pokemon Go games they lost track of where they were."
- Pokémon games they lost track of where they were."
- Pokémon Go games they lost track of where they were."
- Triplepoint PR games they lost track of where they were."
- United States games they lost track of where they were."


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Prosecutors are considering taking action over footage which shows a hunt follower's horse 'mowing down a anti-hunt protestor', in an incident which left the alleged victim with seven broken ribs. Nid Warren was trampled by the galloping horse while she attended the Blackmore and Sparkford Vale meet in Somerset last August. The 43-year-old suffered a collapsed lung and shattered ribs and was left unconscious on the ground following the dramatic incident. Scroll down for video Prosecutors are considering taking action over footage which shows a hunt follower's horse 'mowing down a anti-hunt protestor' (pictured) , in an incident which left the alleged victim with seven broken ribs

'

OPTIONS:
- Blackmore is innocent, as found by the Crown Prosecution Service.'
- CPS is innocent, as found by the Crown Prosecution Service.'
- GBH is innocent, as found by the Crown Prosecution Service.'
- Hunt is innocent, as found by the Crown Prosecution Service.'
- Mark Doggrell is innocent, as found by the Crown Prosecution Service.'
- Nid Warren is innocent, as found by the Crown Prosecution Service.'
- Somerset is innocent, as found by the Crown Prosecution Service.'
- Sparkford Vale is innocent, as found by the Crown Prosecution Service.'
- Victims' Right is innocent, as found by the Crown Prosecution Service.'
- Warren is innocent, as found by the Crown Prosecution Service.'


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(CNN) An empowered special counsel. A White House consumed by scandal and on its heels. You don't have to make too big a leap to get from Donald Trump's White House of today to Bill Clinton's White House of the 1990s. But there's a long way to go before we can start making real comparisons between Robert Mueller and Ken Starr or Trump and Clinton. That doesn't mean a very few Democrats aren't trying. Reps. Brad Sherman of California and Al Green of Texas introduced an Article of Impeachment against Trump Wednesday, arguing that Trump's alleged attempts to influence former FBI Director James Comey and Comey's subsequent firing equal high crimes and misdemeanors, one of the bars for impeachment.

For starters there's no indication that

OPTIONS:
- Al Green is anywhere near to being impeached.
- Article of Impeachment is anywhere near to being impeached.
- Bill Clinton is anywhere near to being impeached.
- Brad Sherman is anywhere near to being impeached.
- California is anywhere near to being impeached.
- Clinton is anywhere near to being impeached.
- Comey is anywhere near to being impeached.
- Democrats is anywhere near to being impeached.
- Donald Trump is anywhere near to being impeached.
- FBI is anywhere near to being impeached.
- James Comey is anywhere near to being impeached.
- Ken Starr is anywhere near to being impeached.
- Mueller is anywhere near to being impeached.
- Reps is anywhere near to being impeached.
- Robert Mueller is anywhere near to being impeached.
- Starr is anywhere near to being impeached.
- Texas is anywhere near to being impeached.
- Trump is anywhere near to being impeached.
- White House is anywhere near to being impeached.


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Christine Ohuruogu is preparing to return to the scene of her greatest triumph - not that she has ever watched back the Olympic success of 2008. The 31-year-old is arguably Great Britain's finest female athlete of all time, having won World Championships either side of her 400 metres success at the Bird's Nest. The latter is Ohuruogu's biggest achievement, but not one she appears to dwell on ahead of Monday's heats at the scene of that success in Beijing. 'To be honest, I don't really recall very much,' she said, rather surprisingly. 'A lot has happened since 2008 so it kind of just merges into one.

'I think once I get into the

OPTIONS:
- Beijing there will be remnants of memories from 2008, I think that's just standard.
- Bird's Nest there will be remnants of memories from 2008, I think that's just standard.
- Brit there will be remnants of memories from 2008, I think that's just standard.
- Christine Ohuruogu there will be remnants of memories from 2008, I think that's just standard.
- Great Britain there will be remnants of memories from 2008, I think that's just standard.
- Ohuruogu there will be remnants of memories from 2008, I think that's just standard.
- Olympic there will be remnants of memories from 2008, I think that's just standard.
- World Championships there will be remnants of memories from 2008, I think that's just standard.


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The price of olive oil is expected to rocket after the EU ordered the felling of millions of trees infected with a deadly microbe. Brussels has recommended that about 11million olive trees in southern Italy, many centuries old, be chopped down. They have been infected with Xylella fastidiosa, a bacterium spread by an aphid. The disease, first identified in the Americas has already wiped out a million trees in Salento, southern Puglia. Olive trees in southern Puglia in Italy. The EU has recommended that 11million trees be cut down after they were found to be infected with a deadly microbe

OPTIONS:
- Americas, a region in the heel of Italy, produces about 11million tons of olives a year, more than a third of the national crop, and they are used to make some of the country’s best oils.
- Brussels, a region in the heel of Italy, produces about 11million tons of olives a year, more than a third of the national crop, and they are used to make some of the country’s best oils.
- EU, a region in the heel of Italy, produces about 11million tons of olives a year, more than a third of the national crop, and they are used to make some of the country’s best oils.
- Italian, a region in the heel of Italy, produces about 11million tons of olives a year, more than a third of the national crop, and they are used to make some of the country’s best oils.
- Italy, a region in the heel of Italy, produces about 11million tons of olives a year, more than a third of the national crop, and they are used to make some of the country’s best oils.
- Puglia, a region in the heel of Italy, produces about 11million tons of olives a year, more than a third of the national crop, and they are used to make some of the country’s best oils.
- Salento, a region in the heel of Italy, produces about 11million tons of olives a year, more than a third of the national crop, and they are used to make some of the country’s best oils.
- Xylella fastidiosa, a region in the heel of Italy, produces about 11million tons of olives a year, more than a third of the national crop, and they are used to make some of the country’s best oils.


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(CNN) Mitt Romney has added his voice to the chorus of Republicans who are dismayed that an ignorant demagogue such as Donald Trump could be poised to capture the presidential nomination of their grand and noble party. In a speech Thursday morning, Romney said, "Donald Trump is a phony, a fraud. His promises are as worthless as a degree from Trump University." He laid out a comprehensive case for why Republicans should reject Trump and pick one of the other candidates still in the race. But before we start lauding Romney for being a statesmanlike voice of reason and moderation, it's worth remembering a few things about him.

It may not have been quite as appalling as what Trump is doing now, but in many ways it was similar, the only difference being that Trump says out loud what Republicans such as

OPTIONS:
- CNN prefer to imply.
- Donald Trump prefer to imply.
- GOP prefer to imply.
- Mitt Romney prefer to imply.
- Paul Waldman prefer to imply.
- Republicans prefer to imply.
- Romney prefer to imply.
- Trump prefer to imply.
- Trump University prefer to imply.
- Trumpism prefer to imply.
- Waldman prefer to imply.


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London (CNN) British Prime Minister David Cameron is to resign Wednesday, paving the way for Home Secretary Theresa May to take the reins. May was officially named Conservative Party leader and successor to Cameron "with immediate effect" Monday, said Graham Brady, chair of the 1922 Committee, a collection of Conservative members of Parliament key to electing the party leader. She will replace Cameron on Wednesday evening. In remarks shortly after her leadership was affirmed, May said her priorities will be to administer Britain's exit from the European Union, a move approved by voters last month, to unite the country and to create a "strong, new, positive vision for the future," not just for the privileged few, but for everyone.

Leadsom's withdrawal from the race came in the face of pressure from a faction of lawmakers in the warring

OPTIONS:
- 1922 Committee.
- Andrea Leadsom.
- Britain.
- British.
- CNN.
- Cameron.
- Conservative.
- Conservative Party.
- David Cameron.
- European Union.
- Graham Brady.
- London.
- May.
- Theresa May.


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Protesters have staged a rally outside the South Carolina State House in a bid to have the Confederate flag removed from the grounds as legislators gathered inside. Hundreds of people chanted 'take it down' at the demonstration in Columbia as they pushed for local lawmakers to ban the divisive standard. It follows calls from a number of politicians for it to be torn down, including GOP presidential candidate Lindsey Graham, who said: 'God help South Carolina if we fail to achieve the goal of removing the flag.' Protesters held placards, one comparing the flag to a swastika, and listened as community leaders blasted the state government for not acting to remove the emblem of slavery - which many believe has become a rallying symbol for racism and xenophobia in the United States.

The senator for

OPTIONS:
- Charleston County Council added: 'I hope that, by removing the flag, we can take another step towards healing and recognition – and a sign that South Carolina is moving forward.'
- Colombia added: 'I hope that, by removing the flag, we can take another step towards healing and recognition – and a sign that South Carolina is moving forward.'
- Columbia added: 'I hope that, by removing the flag, we can take another step towards healing and recognition – and a sign that South Carolina is moving forward.'
- Confederate added: 'I hope that, by removing the flag, we can take another step towards healing and recognition – and a sign that South Carolina is moving forward.'
- GOP added: 'I hope that, by removing the flag, we can take another step towards healing and recognition – and a sign that South Carolina is moving forward.'
- God added: 'I hope that, by removing the flag, we can take another step towards healing and recognition – and a sign that South Carolina is moving forward.'
- Graham added: 'I hope that, by removing the flag, we can take another step towards healing and recognition – and a sign that South Carolina is moving forward.'
- Lindsey Graham added: 'I hope that, by removing the flag, we can take another step towards healing and recognition – and a sign that South Carolina is moving forward.'
- Nikki Haley added: 'I hope that, by removing the flag, we can take another step towards healing and recognition – and a sign that South Carolina is moving forward.'
- South Carolina added: 'I hope that, by removing the flag, we can take another step towards healing and recognition – and a sign that South Carolina is moving forward.'
- South Carolina State House added: 'I hope that, by removing the flag, we can take another step towards healing and recognition – and a sign that South Carolina is moving forward.'
- State House added: 'I hope that, by removing the flag, we can take another step towards healing and recognition – and a sign that South Carolina is moving forward.'
- United States added: 'I hope that, by removing the flag, we can take another step towards healing and recognition – and a sign that South Carolina is moving forward.'


Washington (CNN) New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Sunday Donald Trump's questioning of President Barack Obama's birthplace was "done," arguing falsely that Trump hasn't talked about it for years and had put to rest any remaining questions Friday. "The birther issue is a done issue. I've said it's a done issue for a long time, and Donald Trump has said it's a done issue now," Christie, a top Trump supporter and the chairman of his transition team, told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union." Though Trump had been asked whether he now believes Obama was born in the United States as recently as 2016 and hadn't affirmed that position, Christie refuted Tapper's questioning saying: "It's just not true that he kept it up for five years."

Donald Trump put this issue to an end yesterday in

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama, D.C.," Pence said.
- CNN, D.C.," Pence said.
- Chris Christie, D.C.," Pence said.
- Christie, D.C.," Pence said.
- Donald Trump, D.C.," Pence said.
- Jake Tapper, D.C.," Pence said.
- New Jersey, D.C.," Pence said.
- Obama, D.C.," Pence said.
- Pence, D.C.," Pence said.
- State of the Union, D.C.," Pence said.
- Tapper, D.C.," Pence said.
- Trump, D.C.," Pence said.
- United States, D.C.," Pence said.
- Washington, D.C.," Pence said.


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(CNN) After 19 denials, Manson Family member Leslie Van Houten is a step closer to being free, after a parole board panel recommended her release, a spokesman for the California department of corrections said Thursday. The full Board of Parole Hearings will review the decision during the next four months, then could send the case to California Gov. Jerry Brown, according to corrections spokesman Luis Patino. Brown will have 30 days to decide whether to approve or deny the recommendation. Van Houten and others were convicted for the 1969 murders of supermarket executive Leno LaBianca and his wife, Rosemary. Van Houten was sentenced to death in 1971 but one year later the death penalty was overturned. Her first conviction was overturned, too, because her lawyer died before that trial ended.

OPTIONS:
- Board of Parole Hearings, 66, was convicted of being involved in the conspiracy of those killings and for the murders of the LaBiancas the next night.
- Brown, 66, was convicted of being involved in the conspiracy of those killings and for the murders of the LaBiancas the next night.
- California, 66, was convicted of being involved in the conspiracy of those killings and for the murders of the LaBiancas the next night.
- Jerry Brown, 66, was convicted of being involved in the conspiracy of those killings and for the murders of the LaBiancas the next night.
- Leno, 66, was convicted of being involved in the conspiracy of those killings and for the murders of the LaBiancas the next night.
- Leno LaBianca, 66, was convicted of being involved in the conspiracy of those killings and for the murders of the LaBiancas the next night.
- Leslie Van Houten, 66, was convicted of being involved in the conspiracy of those killings and for the murders of the LaBiancas the next night.
- Luis Patino, 66, was convicted of being involved in the conspiracy of those killings and for the murders of the LaBiancas the next night.
- Manson Family, 66, was convicted of being involved in the conspiracy of those killings and for the murders of the LaBiancas the next night.
- Rosemary, 66, was convicted of being involved in the conspiracy of those killings and for the murders of the LaBiancas the next night.
- Rosemary LaBianca, 66, was convicted of being involved in the conspiracy of those killings and for the murders of the LaBiancas the next night.
- Van Houten, 66, was convicted of being involved in the conspiracy of those killings and for the murders of the LaBiancas the next night.


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George Boyd scored a famous Burnley winner as Manchester City's strongarm tactics backfired ahead of their big date in The Nou Camp. Turf Moor was bouncing as Boyd lashed home a poor clearance from returning City captain Vincent Kompany after 61 minutes. And Manuel Pellegrini's men – who sent on £50million substitutes Wilfried Bony and Stevan Jovetic to try and salvage the game – were lucky to survive with 11 men after bad challenges from Sergio Aguero and Martin Demichelis. CLICK HERE to read Sportsmail's Joe Bernstein's full match report from Turf Moor. Host commentator What a potential season-defining moment Burnley's win could be tonight. The victory still sees the Clarets in the relegation zone - but by only one point with Sunderland looking over their shoulders ever-more. Meanwhile the defeat for City is damaging for their title hopes. A win for Chelsea on Sunday would see Manuel Pellegrini's side trail by eight points with nine games remaining. City now have to pick themselves up with a daunting trip to Barcelona in the Champions League on Wednesday night.

74 mins:

OPTIONS:
- Aguero makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Arfield makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Barcelona makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Barnes makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Ben Mee makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Boyd makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Burnley makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Burnley XI makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Champions League makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Chelsea makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- City makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Clarets makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Clichy makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Demichelis makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Duff makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Dzeko makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Fernandinho makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- George Boyd makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Hart makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Heaton makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Ings makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Joe Bernstein makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Jones makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Kompany makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Manchester City makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Manuel Pellegrini makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Martin Demichelis makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Mee makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Navas makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Nou Camp makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Pablo Zabaleta makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Sergio Aguero makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Shackell makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Silva makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Sportsmail makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Stevan Jovetic makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Sunderland makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Trippier makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Turf Moor makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Vincent Kompany makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Vokes makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Wilfried Bony makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Yaya Toure makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.
- Zabaleta makes his second change of the match as Silva is replaced by Stevan Jovetic.


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(CNN) When Liha Okunniwa and Abi Oyepitan met at university in 1998, they bonded over swapping beauty tips for "natural hair" and African skin. Back then, bloggers such as Black Girl Long Hair and Afrobella, encouraging women with Afro-textured hair to boycott chemical or heat straightening products, or YouTube videos dedicated to African beauty, didn't exist. And so Oyepitan -- a future Olympic sprint runner for England -- and Okunniwa began creating their own moisturizers from Shea butter, and making African black soap, using plantain, cocoa pods and palm tree leaves. Finally, in 2014, Liha -- their own beauty line -- was born.

"It is quite common within African households to learn how to whip

OPTIONS:
- Abi Oyepitan and use natural oils, butters and kitchen resources.
- African and use natural oils, butters and kitchen resources.
- Afro and use natural oils, butters and kitchen resources.
- Afrobella and use natural oils, butters and kitchen resources.
- Black Girl Long Hair and use natural oils, butters and kitchen resources.
- England and use natural oils, butters and kitchen resources.
- Liha and use natural oils, butters and kitchen resources.
- Liha Okunniwa and use natural oils, butters and kitchen resources.
- Okunniwa and use natural oils, butters and kitchen resources.
- Olympic and use natural oils, butters and kitchen resources.
- Oyepitan and use natural oils, butters and kitchen resources.
- Shea and use natural oils, butters and kitchen resources.
- YouTube and use natural oils, butters and kitchen resources.


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The Internal Revenue Service's $10.9 billion annual budget is so puny that it's ignoring 60 per cent of phone calls from people who are working on their tax return who have questions in advance of the April 15 filing deadline. John Koskinen, the agency's commissioner, said Tuesday during a speech at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. that $346 million in budget cuts this year has caused a noticeable negative impact on taxpayer service.' 'This year we were forced to substantially reduce hiring of extra seasonal help we usually bring in during the filing season,' Koskinen said. 'As a result, the phone level of service is now below 40 per cent.'

Still, most

OPTIONS:
- Agency find America's tax laws confusing enough to rely on tax-preparation software or professional preparers to help them navigate the waters, leading to frustration and now-legendary resentment.
- Americans find America's tax laws confusing enough to rely on tax-preparation software or professional preparers to help them navigate the waters, leading to frustration and now-legendary resentment.
- Bible find America's tax laws confusing enough to rely on tax-preparation software or professional preparers to help them navigate the waters, leading to frustration and now-legendary resentment.
- IRS find America's tax laws confusing enough to rely on tax-preparation software or professional preparers to help them navigate the waters, leading to frustration and now-legendary resentment.
- Internal Revenue Service find America's tax laws confusing enough to rely on tax-preparation software or professional preparers to help them navigate the waters, leading to frustration and now-legendary resentment.
- John Koskinen find America's tax laws confusing enough to rely on tax-preparation software or professional preparers to help them navigate the waters, leading to frustration and now-legendary resentment.
- Koskinen find America's tax laws confusing enough to rely on tax-preparation software or professional preparers to help them navigate the waters, leading to frustration and now-legendary resentment.
- National Press Club find America's tax laws confusing enough to rely on tax-preparation software or professional preparers to help them navigate the waters, leading to frustration and now-legendary resentment.
- Washington, D.C. find America's tax laws confusing enough to rely on tax-preparation software or professional preparers to help them navigate the waters, leading to frustration and now-legendary resentment.


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Washington (CNN) Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Sunday that President Donald Trump "speaks for himself" when asked whether the President's response to the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, raised questions about Trump's values. The brief remark from the top Cabinet official appeared to be the latest subtle sign of a gap between Tillerson, a former globe-trotting oil executive, and the freewheeling President, who ran a campaign in large part against how the US interacts with pillars of the international community. It also points to a distance between Trump and some of his team on Charlottesville. Tillerson said on "Fox News Sunday" that the United States was committed to freedom and "equal treatment of people the world over" when posed the question by anchor Chris Wallace.

Differences between Tillerson and

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- CNN became further pronounced when reports suggested he was mulling stepping down from the job.
- Cabinet became further pronounced when reports suggested he was mulling stepping down from the job.
- Charlottesville became further pronounced when reports suggested he was mulling stepping down from the job.
- Chris Wallace became further pronounced when reports suggested he was mulling stepping down from the job.
- Donald Trump became further pronounced when reports suggested he was mulling stepping down from the job.
- Fox News Sunday became further pronounced when reports suggested he was mulling stepping down from the job.
- Rex Tillerson became further pronounced when reports suggested he was mulling stepping down from the job.
- Tillerson became further pronounced when reports suggested he was mulling stepping down from the job.
- Trump became further pronounced when reports suggested he was mulling stepping down from the job.
- US became further pronounced when reports suggested he was mulling stepping down from the job.
- United States became further pronounced when reports suggested he was mulling stepping down from the job.
- Virginia became further pronounced when reports suggested he was mulling stepping down from the job.
- Washington became further pronounced when reports suggested he was mulling stepping down from the job.


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Missing: The painting was stolen by the Gestapo from Julius Priester's Vienna home in 1944 A multi-million pound masterpiece by 16th century artist El Greco has been reunited with its rightful owners more than seven decades after it was stolen by the Nazis. El Greco's 'A Portrait of a Gentleman' had been missing ever since the Gestapo raided the collection of Jewish banker Julius Priester in 1944. Mr Priester, a prominent art collector, had fled to Paris with his wife Camilla six years before, when Austria was annexed into Germany as part of the Anschluss in 1938. The couple, who moved to Mexico City two years later, never gave up hope of finding the 50 precious works which had been stolen.

When the

OPTIONS:
- Anschluss were defeated in 1945, Mr Priester set about trying to track down the whereabouts of his stolen art.
- Austria were defeated in 1945, Mr Priester set about trying to track down the whereabouts of his stolen art.
- Camilla were defeated in 1945, Mr Priester set about trying to track down the whereabouts of his stolen art.
- El Greco were defeated in 1945, Mr Priester set about trying to track down the whereabouts of his stolen art.
- Germany were defeated in 1945, Mr Priester set about trying to track down the whereabouts of his stolen art.
- Gestapo were defeated in 1945, Mr Priester set about trying to track down the whereabouts of his stolen art.
- Jewish were defeated in 1945, Mr Priester set about trying to track down the whereabouts of his stolen art.
- Julius Priester were defeated in 1945, Mr Priester set about trying to track down the whereabouts of his stolen art.
- Mexico City were defeated in 1945, Mr Priester set about trying to track down the whereabouts of his stolen art.
- Nazis were defeated in 1945, Mr Priester set about trying to track down the whereabouts of his stolen art.
- New York were defeated in 1945, Mr Priester set about trying to track down the whereabouts of his stolen art.
- Paris were defeated in 1945, Mr Priester set about trying to track down the whereabouts of his stolen art.
- Portrait of a Gentleman were defeated in 1945, Mr Priester set about trying to track down the whereabouts of his stolen art.
- Priester were defeated in 1945, Mr Priester set about trying to track down the whereabouts of his stolen art.
- Vienna were defeated in 1945, Mr Priester set about trying to track down the whereabouts of his stolen art.


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(CNN) Eugene A. Cernan, the last astronaut to leave his footprints on the surface of the moon, has died, NASA said Monday. The retired United States Navy captain was 82. His family confirmed the news in a statement Monday, saying he died following "ongoing health issues." "Our family is heartbroken, of course, and we truly appreciate everyone's thoughts and prayers. Gene, as he was known by so many, was a loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend," the family said. Cernan's death comes a little more than a month after fellow astronaut John Glenn died in December. Cernan earned several distinctions in his 13 years with NASA. He was the second American to walk in space and one of three men to have flown twice to the moon.

His family said his experience as an

OPTIONS:
- American astronaut had humbled him.
- Apollo 17 astronaut had humbled him.
- CNN astronaut had humbled him.
- Cernan astronaut had humbled him.
- Eugene A. Cernan astronaut had humbled him.
- Gene astronaut had humbled him.
- John Glenn astronaut had humbled him.
- NASA astronaut had humbled him.
- United States Navy astronaut had humbled him.


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The retirement of the pirate leader Mohamed Abdi Hassan, also known as "Afweyne," has generated much media coverage, but the real significance of his announcement is the indication it gives of how Somalia's pirates currently view their business model. It appears that hijacking vessels in the Indian Ocean and the Gulf of Aden is no longer seen as a relatively risk-free affair. Somalia's 3025-km coastline is the longest in Africa, and lies along busy shipping lanes that are crucial for the transport of goods from Asia to Europe, and of oil from the Gulf. It is estimated that between 20 and 30,000 ships pass through this area every year. For more than a decade, this environment has provided rich pickings for pirates launching small skiffs from Somalia's coast, hoping to hold up a ship with its cargo and crew until a ransom is paid by the ship's owner. In 2008, piracy began to gain international attention as the number of attacks and the amount demanded in ransoms increased dramatically.

It may seem unfair that a figure like

OPTIONS:
- Adjoa Anyimadu appears to have gone unpunished for longstanding criminal activity.
- Africa appears to have gone unpunished for longstanding criminal activity.
- Afweyne appears to have gone unpunished for longstanding criminal activity.
- Anyimadu appears to have gone unpunished for longstanding criminal activity.
- Asia appears to have gone unpunished for longstanding criminal activity.
- Europe appears to have gone unpunished for longstanding criminal activity.
- Gulf appears to have gone unpunished for longstanding criminal activity.
- Gulf of Aden appears to have gone unpunished for longstanding criminal activity.
- Indian Ocean appears to have gone unpunished for longstanding criminal activity.
- Mohamed Abdi Hassan appears to have gone unpunished for longstanding criminal activity.
- Somalia appears to have gone unpunished for longstanding criminal activity.


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(CNN) Video has emerged of Berlin Christmas market attack suspect Anis Amri pledging allegiance to ISIS. The footage appeared hours after the Tunisian man was killed in a Friday morning shootout with police in Milan, Italy. The subject of a Europe-wide manhunt since Monday's deadly market attack, Amri was stopped in Sesto San Giovanni, a district in the northeastern part of Milan, just after 3 a.m. local time, Italian police said on Twitter. A video released on ISIS-affiliated website Amaq shows Amri pledging allegiance to the group's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, and vowing that "we will slaughter" the "crusaders who are shelling the Muslims every day."

The encounter that led to Amri's death began when

OPTIONS:
- Abu Bakr al police asked for his papers.
- Amaq police asked for his papers.
- Amri police asked for his papers.
- Anis Amri police asked for his papers.
- Baghdadi police asked for his papers.
- Berlin Christmas police asked for his papers.
- Europe police asked for his papers.
- ISIS police asked for his papers.
- Italian police asked for his papers.
- Italy police asked for his papers.
- Milan police asked for his papers.
- Mother police asked for his papers.
- Muslims police asked for his papers.
- Sesto San Giovanni police asked for his papers.
- Tunisian police asked for his papers.
- Twitter police asked for his papers.


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He may be embroiled in one of the biggest transfer sagas of the summer but Sergio Ramos is in no mood to worry about his future as he enjoys a holiday in Ibiza with friends. The 29-year-old central defender, who is a target for Manchester United, took the plunge into the sea during his trip on the Balearic Island. But it remains unclear if he'll be making waves in the Premier League this coming season with United and Real Madrid yet to agree a deal for the defender. Ahead of his return to pre-season duty, the Spain international was pictured with his friends as they made the most of the Ibiza sun.

And for now, Ramos will return to

OPTIONS:
- Balearic Island as the club prepare for their first season with Rafa Benitez in charge.
- Ibiza as the club prepare for their first season with Rafa Benitez in charge.
- Manchester United as the club prepare for their first season with Rafa Benitez in charge.
- Premier League as the club prepare for their first season with Rafa Benitez in charge.
- Ramos as the club prepare for their first season with Rafa Benitez in charge.
- Real Madrid as the club prepare for their first season with Rafa Benitez in charge.
- Red Devils as the club prepare for their first season with Rafa Benitez in charge.
- Sergio Ramos as the club prepare for their first season with Rafa Benitez in charge.
- Spain as the club prepare for their first season with Rafa Benitez in charge.
- United as the club prepare for their first season with Rafa Benitez in charge.


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Nobody knows the bond of sisters better than Jenna Bush Hager - and it looks like she has passed that on to her own two little daughters. During an appearance at the TODAY show studios, the 33-year-old daughter of former president George W. Bush has revealed that not only is her two-year-old daughter Mila 'crazy about' her new baby sister Poppy, but has even taken to singing the two-month-old lullabies. Of course, proud mama Jenna caught one of these moments on video, and shared it with the TODAY show audience during her appearance on Friday with Hoda Kotb. The adorable video shows little Poppy Louise contentedly asleep on a cream cushion, wearing a onesie patterned with what look to be tiny sailboats. Big sister Mila, in a pink dress, is leaning up against the cushion as she sings an endearingly-unrecognizable version of Swing Low, Sweet Chariot to the napping baby.

OPTIONS:
- George W. Bush, adding that Mila is just 'totally gaga' about her sister, is so elated that there seems to be no sibling rivalry between her two little girls that she appeared to get a bit teary on the program while talking about her family's new addition.
- Hoda Kotb, adding that Mila is just 'totally gaga' about her sister, is so elated that there seems to be no sibling rivalry between her two little girls that she appeared to get a bit teary on the program while talking about her family's new addition.
- Jenna, adding that Mila is just 'totally gaga' about her sister, is so elated that there seems to be no sibling rivalry between her two little girls that she appeared to get a bit teary on the program while talking about her family's new addition.
- Jenna Bush Hager, adding that Mila is just 'totally gaga' about her sister, is so elated that there seems to be no sibling rivalry between her two little girls that she appeared to get a bit teary on the program while talking about her family's new addition.
- Mila, adding that Mila is just 'totally gaga' about her sister, is so elated that there seems to be no sibling rivalry between her two little girls that she appeared to get a bit teary on the program while talking about her family's new addition.
- Poppy, adding that Mila is just 'totally gaga' about her sister, is so elated that there seems to be no sibling rivalry between her two little girls that she appeared to get a bit teary on the program while talking about her family's new addition.
- Poppy Louise, adding that Mila is just 'totally gaga' about her sister, is so elated that there seems to be no sibling rivalry between her two little girls that she appeared to get a bit teary on the program while talking about her family's new addition.
- Sweet Chariot, adding that Mila is just 'totally gaga' about her sister, is so elated that there seems to be no sibling rivalry between her two little girls that she appeared to get a bit teary on the program while talking about her family's new addition.
- Swing Low, adding that Mila is just 'totally gaga' about her sister, is so elated that there seems to be no sibling rivalry between her two little girls that she appeared to get a bit teary on the program while talking about her family's new addition.
- TODAY, adding that Mila is just 'totally gaga' about her sister, is so elated that there seems to be no sibling rivalry between her two little girls that she appeared to get a bit teary on the program while talking about her family's new addition.


Ruben Loftus-Cheek will seek a loan move in January if he does not get more minutes in Chelsea’s first team. The 19-year-old was promised regular appearances in Jose Mourinho’s side this season but has only played 211 minutes, starting three times and appearing as a substitute once. He will have plenty of options with Fiorentina, Monaco and Vitesse Arnhem – already loaning Chelsea’s Lewis Baker, Danilo Pantic, Isaiah Brown, Dominic Solanke and Nathan – interested in taking him abroad, while he would be welcomed by most Championship clubs. Aug 29 vs Crystal Palace (Premier League) Sep 16 vs M. Tel Aviv (Champions League)

Mourinho said their relationship had taken ‘a step back’ when Loftus-

OPTIONS:
- Blues complained of pain in his back.
- Champions League complained of pain in his back.
- Championship complained of pain in his back.
- Cheek complained of pain in his back.
- Chelsea complained of pain in his back.
- Crystal Palace complained of pain in his back.
- Danilo Pantic complained of pain in his back.
- Dominic Solanke complained of pain in his back.
- England complained of pain in his back.
- Fiorentina complained of pain in his back.
- Isaiah Brown complained of pain in his back.
- Jose Mourinho complained of pain in his back.
- LMA complained of pain in his back.
- Lewis Baker complained of pain in his back.
- M. Tel Aviv complained of pain in his back.
- Monaco complained of pain in his back.
- Nathan complained of pain in his back.
- Premier League complained of pain in his back.
- Read complained of pain in his back.
- Ruben Loftus complained of pain in his back.
- Stamford Bridge complained of pain in his back.
- Vitesse Arnhem complained of pain in his back.


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Gary Neville says he is a worried that Liverpool's recent form will see them knock Manchester United out of the Barclays Premier League top four and leave them without Champions League football for a second successive year. Liverpool face Burnley at Anfield on Wednesday night having taken 19 points from a possible 21 in the last two months while United have stumbled, claiming just 13 in the same period. Louis van Gaal's side travel on Newcastle United on Wednesday ahead of a daunting run of fixtures that includes Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, Liverpool, Manchester City and Chelsea within their next seven games.

It both impressed and concerned me to see

OPTIONS:
- Anfield play as they did.'
- Arsenal play as they did.'
- Barclays Premier League play as they did.'
- Burnley play as they did.'
- Champions League play as they did.'
- Chelsea play as they did.'
- Gary Neville play as they did.'
- Liverpool play as they did.'
- Louis van Gaal play as they did.'
- Manchester City play as they did.'
- Manchester United play as they did.'
- Newcastle United play as they did.'
- Tottenham Hotspur play as they did.'
- United play as they did.'


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Seoul, South Korea (CNN) Arriving at the Blue House, the sprawling executive office and residence of the South Korean head of state, brings back memories. Just a few years ago, CNN was invited to the same room to interview Park Geun-hye -- now the first South Korean president to be impeached. Today, we're here to meet her successor, President Moon Jae-in. In stark contrast to Park, who was perceived as "disconnected," Moon is known as the approachable and humble president. He once said he wanted to be the leader "who could share a glass of soju (a Korean alcohol) with the public after work."

As

OPTIONS:
- Blue House entered their line of vision, there was screaming and a rush of bodies towards the president.
- CNN entered their line of vision, there was screaming and a rush of bodies towards the president.
- Korean entered their line of vision, there was screaming and a rush of bodies towards the president.
- Korean War entered their line of vision, there was screaming and a rush of bodies towards the president.
- Moon entered their line of vision, there was screaming and a rush of bodies towards the president.
- Moon Jae entered their line of vision, there was screaming and a rush of bodies towards the president.
- North Korea entered their line of vision, there was screaming and a rush of bodies towards the president.
- Park entered their line of vision, there was screaming and a rush of bodies towards the president.
- Park Geun entered their line of vision, there was screaming and a rush of bodies towards the president.
- Seoul entered their line of vision, there was screaming and a rush of bodies towards the president.
- South Korea entered their line of vision, there was screaming and a rush of bodies towards the president.
- South Korean entered their line of vision, there was screaming and a rush of bodies towards the president.


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It is well known that Kendall Jenner's transition from reality television star to international supermodel was met with a lot of resentment from other models. Many believed her immediate success was a direct result of her Kardashian siblings, and one Australian model got swept up in the drama. Despite having never spoken to Kendall, Adelaide's Madison Stubbington has revealed in a new interview that she was blamed for a mean comment directed at the star during Fashion Week. The stunning redhead, who has worked alongside Kendall on numerous occasions, recounted how a fellow model directed a 'rude' comment at the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star backstage at a fashion show.

In the interview on Mornings,

OPTIONS:
- Adelaide was quick to praise the star's work ethic, which she described as 'refreshing'.
- Australian was quick to praise the star's work ethic, which she described as 'refreshing'.
- Fashion Week was quick to praise the star's work ethic, which she described as 'refreshing'.
- Jenner was quick to praise the star's work ethic, which she described as 'refreshing'.
- Kardashian was quick to praise the star's work ethic, which she described as 'refreshing'.
- Keeping Up With The Kardashians was quick to praise the star's work ethic, which she described as 'refreshing'.
- Kendall was quick to praise the star's work ethic, which she described as 'refreshing'.
- Kendall Jenner was quick to praise the star's work ethic, which she described as 'refreshing'.
- Madison was quick to praise the star's work ethic, which she described as 'refreshing'.
- Madison Stubbington was quick to praise the star's work ethic, which she described as 'refreshing'.


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(CNN) Donald Trump criticized the Obama administration's move to normalize relations with Cuba as a "very weak agreement," though he said some sort of a deal is "fine," in an interview with a local CBS station in Miami over the weekend. The Republican nominee also said he would do "whatever you have to do to get a strong agreement," even if that meant breaking off the recently-resumed diplomatic relations. "I just want to press -- would you break off diplomatic relations, though, on day one?" CBS4's Jim Defede asked Trump. "I would do whatever you have to do to get a strong agreement. And people want an agreement, I like the idea of an agreement, but it has to be a real agreement. So if you call that for negotiation purposes, whatever you have to do to make a great deal for the people of Cuba," Trump said.

OPTIONS:
- CBS countered, "No, I meant as emissaries -- did those individuals travel there to have those discussions?"
- CBS4 countered, "No, I meant as emissaries -- did those individuals travel there to have those discussions?"
- CNN countered, "No, I meant as emissaries -- did those individuals travel there to have those discussions?"
- Cuba countered, "No, I meant as emissaries -- did those individuals travel there to have those discussions?"
- Cuban countered, "No, I meant as emissaries -- did those individuals travel there to have those discussions?"
- Donald Trump countered, "No, I meant as emissaries -- did those individuals travel there to have those discussions?"
- Jim Defede countered, "No, I meant as emissaries -- did those individuals travel there to have those discussions?"
- Miami countered, "No, I meant as emissaries -- did those individuals travel there to have those discussions?"
- Obama countered, "No, I meant as emissaries -- did those individuals travel there to have those discussions?"
- Republican countered, "No, I meant as emissaries -- did those individuals travel there to have those discussions?"
- Trump countered, "No, I meant as emissaries -- did those individuals travel there to have those discussions?"
- US countered, "No, I meant as emissaries -- did those individuals travel there to have those discussions?"


The Football Association are supporting the campaign to raise £30,000 to care for stroke victim Jimmy Greaves. Chairman Greg Dyke has made a discretionary donation, understood to be a four-figure sum, to a fundraising campaign set-up to raise money to support the England legend. Dyke is known to have a close relationship with Greaves; the pair having worked together for ITV during the mid-80s. £30,000 is required for Jimmy Greaves' physio treatment because he needs 500 hours after his serious stroke. Similarly, FA chiefs have been in contact with Just Giving, who run Greaves fundraising page, to establish further ways the can boost funds.

Greaves is also fourth on

OPTIONS:
- Chelsea's all time scorers charts, scoring 44 goals in 57 appearances.
- Dyke's all time scorers charts, scoring 44 goals in 57 appearances.
- England's all time scorers charts, scoring 44 goals in 57 appearances.
- Englishman's all time scorers charts, scoring 44 goals in 57 appearances.
- FA's all time scorers charts, scoring 44 goals in 57 appearances.
- Football Association's all time scorers charts, scoring 44 goals in 57 appearances.
- Greaves's all time scorers charts, scoring 44 goals in 57 appearances.
- Greg Dyke's all time scorers charts, scoring 44 goals in 57 appearances.
- ITV's all time scorers charts, scoring 44 goals in 57 appearances.
- Jimmy Greaves's all time scorers charts, scoring 44 goals in 57 appearances.
- Just Giving's all time scorers charts, scoring 44 goals in 57 appearances.
- MailOnline's all time scorers charts, scoring 44 goals in 57 appearances.
- Tottenham's all time scorers charts, scoring 44 goals in 57 appearances.
- West Ham's all time scorers charts, scoring 44 goals in 57 appearances.


Complete the passage.

Washington (CNN) The Mexican government on Sunday again stressed its position that it will not pay for President Donald Trump's proposed border wall. Trump tweeted Sunday morning: "With Mexico being one of the highest crime Nations in the world, we must have THE WALL. Mexico will pay for it through reimbursement/other." In response, the country's foreign ministry released a statement saying Mexico would not pay for a wall or other physical barrier at the border "under any circumstances." "This determination is not part of a Mexican negotiating strategy, but a principle of national sovereignty and dignity," the statement said. One of Trump's principle campaign promises was to build a wall at the southern border and have Mexico pay for it. Since taking office, Trump has called for Congress to allocate money for the wall instead and have Mexico pay the US back. Mexican leaders have publicly rejected any avenue to pay for the wall.

The Mexican foreign ministry's statement also addressed Trump's comment regarding crime in

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Congress.
- Donald Trump.
- Mexican.
- Mexico.
- NAFTA.
- Nations.
- Trump.
- US.
- Washington.


Complete the passage.

The young boy who played 'Mini Darth Vader' in a famous 2011 Super Bowl ad for Volkswagen will undergo his 11th heart-related surgery on September 1 at Children's Hospital Los Angeles. Max Page, ten, has congenital heart disease and 'conduit stenosis, a condition that was restricting blood flow from the right ventricle of his heart into his lungs due to a narrowing of the pulmonary valve, which had been surgically implanted in 2012,' Children's Hospital Los Angeles said Thursday. Page had his first operation when he was just a three-month-old infant and the young boy recently underwent surgery on July 30 so that cardiologists could implant a new valve into his heart, the hospital said.

The Volkswagen commercial that made

OPTIONS:
- Children's Hospital Los Angeles famous was one of the most lauded advertisements of the 2011 Super Bowl.
- Disney Channel famous was one of the most lauded advertisements of the 2011 Super Bowl.
- Max famous was one of the most lauded advertisements of the 2011 Super Bowl.
- Max Page famous was one of the most lauded advertisements of the 2011 Super Bowl.
- Mini Darth Vader famous was one of the most lauded advertisements of the 2011 Super Bowl.
- Page famous was one of the most lauded advertisements of the 2011 Super Bowl.
- Super Bowl famous was one of the most lauded advertisements of the 2011 Super Bowl.
- Volkswagen famous was one of the most lauded advertisements of the 2011 Super Bowl.
- Young and the Restless famous was one of the most lauded advertisements of the 2011 Super Bowl.


Melbourne, Florida (CNN) President Donald Trump, after a month of arduous and, at times, turbulent governing, got what he came for Saturday during a dusk rally here: Campaign-level adulation. Trump, who just months ago finished campaigning for the office he now holds, was both selling what his administration has done in its first 30 days and trying to change the subject after a chaotic month. The President was forced to fire his national security adviser, struggled to roll out his travel ban and strained to explain a growing story about how members of his 2016 campaign made repeated contact with Russian individuals known to US intelligence.

Slamming the judges who decided the order was unconstitutional, Trump even read the

OPTIONS:
- CNN code that he believes gives him the authority to implement the executive order.
- Donald Trump code that he believes gives him the authority to implement the executive order.
- Florida code that he believes gives him the authority to implement the executive order.
- Melbourne code that he believes gives him the authority to implement the executive order.
- Russian code that he believes gives him the authority to implement the executive order.
- Trump code that he believes gives him the authority to implement the executive order.
- US code that he believes gives him the authority to implement the executive order.
- White House code that he believes gives him the authority to implement the executive order.


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

A 65-year-old man who spent nearly 30 years on death row for a murder he did not commit and was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer upon his release is pleading for help with his costly medical care. Glenn Ford, from New Orleans, Louisiana, was locked up on Angola's death row for the shooting of Isadore Rozeman, a Shreveport jeweler for whom he had done occasional yard work, in 1984. While behind bars, Ford claims seven wardens, five doctors and other prison officials repeatedly ignored his medical ailments - despite a 2011 test showing a 'cancer-indicating marker' in his blood. Upon his release last year,  the exonerated man was diagnosed with Stage Three lung cancer, which quickly progressed to Stage Four. Now, Ford has only six to eight months to live - and is nearly broke.

The pensioner was too weak to stand when

OPTIONS:
- Angola walked in, but shook the prosecutor's hand.
- Ford walked in, but shook the prosecutor's hand.
- Glenn Ford walked in, but shook the prosecutor's hand.
- Isadore Rozeman walked in, but shook the prosecutor's hand.
- Louisiana walked in, but shook the prosecutor's hand.
- Marty Stroud walked in, but shook the prosecutor's hand.
- New Orleans walked in, but shook the prosecutor's hand.
- Shreveport walked in, but shook the prosecutor's hand.
- Stage 3 walked in, but shook the prosecutor's hand.
- Stage 4 walked in, but shook the prosecutor's hand.
- Stage Four walked in, but shook the prosecutor's hand.
- Stage Three walked in, but shook the prosecutor's hand.
- Stroud walked in, but shook the prosecutor's hand.


Complete the passage.

Park City, Utah (CNN) Republican fund-raisers are beginning to fret that Donald Trump does not comprehend the magnitude of the challenge before him, warning that if he fails to execute the basic tasks of fund-raising during a critical six-week stretch, he will find himself badly outgunned this fall. Over barbeque dinners and en-suite receptions on the grounds of this five-star retreat nestled in the Wasatch Mountains, associates of Mitt Romney's $1 billion presidential campaign swapped concerns with one another that Trump is failing to play catch-up quickly enough. There is hope that Trump can reverse fortunes with a fund-raising swing that began this week, but Republicans worry that he is poised to squander the weeks leading up to the GOP convention.

And another problem for Trump fund-raising: The

OPTIONS:
- CNN who did it best indicated this weekend largely signaled an unwillingness to pitch in.
- Donald Trump who did it best indicated this weekend largely signaled an unwillingness to pitch in.
- GOP who did it best indicated this weekend largely signaled an unwillingness to pitch in.
- Mitt Romney who did it best indicated this weekend largely signaled an unwillingness to pitch in.
- Park City who did it best indicated this weekend largely signaled an unwillingness to pitch in.
- Republican who did it best indicated this weekend largely signaled an unwillingness to pitch in.
- Republicans who did it best indicated this weekend largely signaled an unwillingness to pitch in.
- Trump who did it best indicated this weekend largely signaled an unwillingness to pitch in.
- Utah who did it best indicated this weekend largely signaled an unwillingness to pitch in.
- Wasatch Mountains who did it best indicated this weekend largely signaled an unwillingness to pitch in.


Write the last sentence in this story.

Al-Qayyara, Iraq (CNN) Menacing black smoke hangs over the town of al-Qayyara. The air here is poison. Children with blackened hands and soot-stained faces play beneath the toxic plumes. The early afternoon sun is so eclipsed by the haze that day seems like endless twilight. The dark filth coating the landscape and choking residents' lungs comes from oil wells sabotaged and set alight by ISIS in August. Engineers and firefighters have been battling the flames for 100 days now. When CNN first visited al-Qayyara back in early October, they had tackled six fires with nine to go. But the real extent of the damage had yet to be determined.

All while the 15,000 residents of al-

OPTIONS:
- Al continue to live in an environment they know is damaging their health, potentially for years to come.
- CNN continue to live in an environment they know is damaging their health, potentially for years to come.
- ISIS continue to live in an environment they know is damaging their health, potentially for years to come.
- Iraq continue to live in an environment they know is damaging their health, potentially for years to come.
- Iraqi continue to live in an environment they know is damaging their health, potentially for years to come.
- Mosul continue to live in an environment they know is damaging their health, potentially for years to come.
- Qayyara continue to live in an environment they know is damaging their health, potentially for years to come.
- Town of al continue to live in an environment they know is damaging their health, potentially for years to come.


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

(CNN) -- Mila Kunis -- and her baby bump and engagement ring -- are out of hiding. After shying away from discussing her pregnancy and relationship with Ashton Kutcher, Kunis has opened up to Ellen DeGeneres about both the baby and her future husband. In an episode of "Ellen," the 30-year-old actress marveled that she and Kutcher, 36, were able to keep their growing family and wedding plans under wraps "for a very long time." "We were able to keep (our engagement) private for two months without anybody knowing," Kunis said. "I think everybody assumed we'd been engaged for so long, that I was wearing the ring in public for two months and nobody commented on it."

To help out his fiancee, Kutcher has stocked their "secondary fridge" with things

OPTIONS:
- Ashton Kutcher might want, from ice cream to anchovies.
- CNN might want, from ice cream to anchovies.
- Ellen might want, from ice cream to anchovies.
- Ellen DeGeneres might want, from ice cream to anchovies.
- Kunis might want, from ice cream to anchovies.
- Kutcher might want, from ice cream to anchovies.
- Mila Kunis might want, from ice cream to anchovies.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's visit to Nigeria, his first to sub-Saharan Africa, has put the country's tech businesses firmly in the world's spotlight. Zuckerberg staged a surprise visit to the country's economic capital Lagos on Tuesday and his first stop was a local innovation center and tech hub in Yaba, an area on the mainland of Lagos known as Nigeria's Silicon Valley. There was no fanfare amid tight security and some of those working at the Co-Creation Hub, called CcHUB, didn't even know Zuckberg was coming. He appeared nervous, a little startled even, as he launched into an impromptu speech about why he was there.

He added that entrepreneurs like Zuckerberg were inspiring because his approach to

OPTIONS:
- CNN has never been about making a lot of money.
- CcHUB has never been about making a lot of money.
- Co has never been about making a lot of money.
- Creation Hub has never been about making a lot of money.
- Entrepreneurs has never been about making a lot of money.
- Facebook has never been about making a lot of money.
- Lagos has never been about making a lot of money.
- Mark Zuckerberg has never been about making a lot of money.
- Nigeria has never been about making a lot of money.
- Saharan Africa has never been about making a lot of money.
- Silicon Valley has never been about making a lot of money.
- Yaba has never been about making a lot of money.
- Zuckberg has never been about making a lot of money.
- Zuckerberg has never been about making a lot of money.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Liverpool have discussed a move for Swedish U21 international Ludwig Augustinsson. The 21-year-old is the player who branded Gareth Southgate's U21 squad as 'overrated'. Liverpool want back-up for Alberto Moreno with Jose Enrique likely to depart this summer and Augustinsson, who joined Copenhagen in January, would cost around £2million. Sampdoria coach Walter Zenga, meanwhile, has ruled out a move for Liverpool striker Mario Balotelli although Trabzonspor have expressed interest. Liverpool defender Sebastian Coates is finalising his move to Sunderland for a cut-price £2million. Porto are leading the chase for Southampton target Giannelli Imbula. The Marseille midfielder has offers from Southampton and Inter Milan but Porto have offered £20million to Marseille and a five year contract to the player.

West Ham do have an interest in Liverpool striker

OPTIONS:
- Alberto Moreno but he is not their prime target.
- Augustinsson but he is not their prime target.
- Charlie Austin but he is not their prime target.
- Copenhagen but he is not their prime target.
- Edin Dzeko but he is not their prime target.
- England but he is not their prime target.
- Everton but he is not their prime target.
- Fabio Borini but he is not their prime target.
- Gareth Southgate but he is not their prime target.
- Giannelli Imbula but he is not their prime target.
- Inter Milan but he is not their prime target.
- Jose Enrique but he is not their prime target.
- Liverpool but he is not their prime target.
- Loic Remy but he is not their prime target.
- Ludwig Augustinsson but he is not their prime target.
- Manchester City but he is not their prime target.
- Mario Balotelli but he is not their prime target.
- Marseille but he is not their prime target.
- Porto but he is not their prime target.
- Premier League but he is not their prime target.
- Sampdoria but he is not their prime target.
- Seamus Coleman but he is not their prime target.
- Sebastian Coates but he is not their prime target.
- Southampton but he is not their prime target.
- Stevan Jovetic but he is not their prime target.
- Sunderland but he is not their prime target.
- Swedish but he is not their prime target.
- Trabzonspor but he is not their prime target.
- United but he is not their prime target.
- Walter Zenga but he is not their prime target.
- West Ham but he is not their prime target.


How does this story end?

Almost one in three cases Britain has lost at the European Court of Human Rights were won by terrorists, prisoners or convicted criminals, it was revealed today. Murderers, IRA gunmen and suspects linked to Islamist terror groups like Al Qaeda  are among the 94 claimants to have won 297 cases against the UK in Strasbourg since 1975. The most high profile recent case was the refusal of a Home Office order to deport hate preacher Abu Qatada - once dubbed Osama Bin Laden's right hand man in Europe. He claimed his trial for plotting an alleged terror attack in Jordan would be unfair because some of the evidence used against him may have been obtained by torture.

'That’s good for everyone, including the

OPTIONS:
- Abu Qatada, which loses around 1 in every 100 cases, about eight per year, amongst the lowest of all 47 countries signed up to the court'.
- Al Qaeda, which loses around 1 in every 100 cases, about eight per year, amongst the lowest of all 47 countries signed up to the court'.
- Britain, which loses around 1 in every 100 cases, about eight per year, amongst the lowest of all 47 countries signed up to the court'.
- Europe, which loses around 1 in every 100 cases, about eight per year, amongst the lowest of all 47 countries signed up to the court'.
- European Court of Human Rights, which loses around 1 in every 100 cases, about eight per year, amongst the lowest of all 47 countries signed up to the court'.
- Home Office, which loses around 1 in every 100 cases, about eight per year, amongst the lowest of all 47 countries signed up to the court'.
- Human Rights, which loses around 1 in every 100 cases, about eight per year, amongst the lowest of all 47 countries signed up to the court'.
- IRA, which loses around 1 in every 100 cases, about eight per year, amongst the lowest of all 47 countries signed up to the court'.
- Islamist, which loses around 1 in every 100 cases, about eight per year, amongst the lowest of all 47 countries signed up to the court'.
- Jordan, which loses around 1 in every 100 cases, about eight per year, amongst the lowest of all 47 countries signed up to the court'.
- Osama Bin Laden, which loses around 1 in every 100 cases, about eight per year, amongst the lowest of all 47 countries signed up to the court'.
- Strasbourg, which loses around 1 in every 100 cases, about eight per year, amongst the lowest of all 47 countries signed up to the court'.
- UK, which loses around 1 in every 100 cases, about eight per year, amongst the lowest of all 47 countries signed up to the court'.


How does this story end?

(CNN) From an Africa-shaped mega solar plant powering Kigali, Rwanda, to a massive geothermal plant harvesting the power of Kenya's hot springs, renewable energy plants are popping up around the continent. Sub-Saharan Africa is desperately short of power and roughly 620 million Africans live without a reliable source of electricity. Africa's population is expected to double by 2050 and the demand for clean energy has never been greater, says Caroline Kende-Robb, executive director, Africa Progress Panel. She believes the continent could soon become a renewables superpower, and that it can leapfrog carbon-centered energy systems and go straight to renewables. "Because what we see is that Africa has got the advantage of coming in now without the heavy old systems that a lot of other countries and regions have," says Kende-Robb.

"The demand is there, people will find the money and they will pay for it," says Kende-

OPTIONS:
- Africa.
- Africa Progress Panel.
- Africans.
- Caroline Kende.
- Kende.
- Kenya.
- Kigali.
- Robb.
- Rwanda.
- Saharan Africa.


How does this story end?

Holland manager Danny Blind has admitted that Robin van Persie and Memphis Depay were involved in a training ground dispute ahead of Saturday's crucial victory against Kazakhstan. Van Persie was left out of the side as the Dutch kept alive their slim hopes of qualifying for Euro 2016 but Blind has denied that decision was anything to do with the spat. The coach claimed that Van Persie's omission was based on the former Manchester United and Arsenal striker's level of fitness and Blind played down the disagreement as something that happens often on the training pitch. 'We have discussed what happened, but that had nothing to do with my decision,' Blind is quoted as saying in The Guardian.

Turkey only need to draw against group leaders Iceland to be assured of their place in the play-offs regardless of

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal's result thanks to their superior head-to-head record.
- Blind's result thanks to their superior head-to-head record.
- Czech Republic's result thanks to their superior head-to-head record.
- Danny Blind's result thanks to their superior head-to-head record.
- Dutch's result thanks to their superior head-to-head record.
- Euro 2016's result thanks to their superior head-to-head record.
- Fenerbahce's result thanks to their superior head-to-head record.
- Holland's result thanks to their superior head-to-head record.
- Iceland's result thanks to their superior head-to-head record.
- Kazakhstan's result thanks to their superior head-to-head record.
- Manchester United's result thanks to their superior head-to-head record.
- Memphis Depay's result thanks to their superior head-to-head record.
- Robin van Persie's result thanks to their superior head-to-head record.
- The Guardian's result thanks to their superior head-to-head record.
- Turkey's result thanks to their superior head-to-head record.
- Van Persie's result thanks to their superior head-to-head record.


Complete the passage.

The nephew of a New York woman who sued him for $127,000 after she broke her wrist hugging him has spoken for the first time, saying she is not the 'worst aunt ever' that everyone believes her to be. Jennifer Connell, 54, broke her wrist when her newphew, Sean Tarala, jumped into her arms when she turned up to his eighth birthday party in Westport, Connecticut in March 2011. Connell lost her suit on Tuesday, with a jury taking just 25 minutes to dismiss it, but not before a trial by social media branded her 'evil'. However Connell and her nephew appeared on the Today show Thursday to 'clear the air', with Sean - now 12 - maintaining that the lawsuit was a formality and not a family-at-war situation.

'An individual has to be named, and in this case, because

OPTIONS:
- Connecticut and I had this fall together, I was informed that Sean had to be named.
- Connell and I had this fall together, I was informed that Sean had to be named.
- Jennifer Connell and I had this fall together, I was informed that Sean had to be named.
- New York and I had this fall together, I was informed that Sean had to be named.
- Sean and I had this fall together, I was informed that Sean had to be named.
- Sean Tarala and I had this fall together, I was informed that Sean had to be named.
- Westport and I had this fall together, I was informed that Sean had to be named.


Write the next sentence.

Holidaymakers are growing used to being charged fees for almost everything at the airport or on a plane, but one traveller was left outraged after he was forced to pay to recover his laptop. The man forgot his computer on a flight arriving in Edinburgh and it was turned in to Luggage Point, which is contracted to run the lost and found service at the Scottish capital’s airport. But the man was charged a £20 fee when he went to retrieve the laptop less than four hours later from the firm’s desk inside the airport. The passenger, a teacher, told the Edinburgh Evening News he was shocked that he had to pay a fee and felt as though he was being ‘extorted’.

It has been operating at

OPTIONS:
- Edinburgh since last October.
- Edinburgh Evening News since last October.
- Lost since last October.
- Luggage Point since last October.
- Scottish since last October.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) More than five dozen state and local election offices requested help from the Department of Homeland Security to protect their election systems from cyberattacks, according to DHS documents obtained by CNN. Before the 2016 US election, 33 states and 36 local governments requested an assessment of their election systems to help prevent cyberattacks, and another two states and six localities requested the assessment since the election, according to a DHS memo issued in response to questions from Missouri Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill. The memo gives more detail on the scope of how many states and cities had concerns about the potential risk of a cyberattack last year, even before the Obama administration had issued its report confirming Russian hackers meddled in the US election.

Last month, DHS officials testified that the election systems of 21 states were potentially targeted by

OPTIONS:
- CNN government-linked hackers.
- Claire McCaskill government-linked hackers.
- DHS government-linked hackers.
- Democratic government-linked hackers.
- Department of Homeland Security government-linked hackers.
- Missouri government-linked hackers.
- Obama government-linked hackers.
- Russian government-linked hackers.
- US government-linked hackers.
- Washington government-linked hackers.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

No doubt Middlesbrough came here looking for a statement performance to justify their tag as Championship promotion favourites. Alas, it wasn't to be. They were stifled by a workmanlike Preston North End side simply delighted to be back at this standard and certainly not looking out of place. Perhaps there is still a hangover from that disappointing May afternoon at Wembley when Boro saw their chances of a long-anticipated Premier League return dashed by Norwich City. Maybe that defeat isn't quite out of the Teesside psyche just yet because this was a distinctly underwhelming performance to open the campaign with.

OPTIONS:
- Alas were more than a match for the bookies' favourites and on another day might even have taken all three points.
- Boro were more than a match for the bookies' favourites and on another day might even have taken all three points.
- Championship were more than a match for the bookies' favourites and on another day might even have taken all three points.
- English were more than a match for the bookies' favourites and on another day might even have taken all three points.
- George Friend were more than a match for the bookies' favourites and on another day might even have taken all three points.
- Grant Leadbitter were more than a match for the bookies' favourites and on another day might even have taken all three points.
- Greg Cunningham were more than a match for the bookies' favourites and on another day might even have taken all three points.
- Joe Garner were more than a match for the bookies' favourites and on another day might even have taken all three points.
- Middlesbrough were more than a match for the bookies' favourites and on another day might even have taken all three points.
- Norwich City were more than a match for the bookies' favourites and on another day might even have taken all three points.
- Premier League were more than a match for the bookies' favourites and on another day might even have taken all three points.
- Preston were more than a match for the bookies' favourites and on another day might even have taken all three points.
- Preston North End were more than a match for the bookies' favourites and on another day might even have taken all three points.
- Stewart Downing were more than a match for the bookies' favourites and on another day might even have taken all three points.
- Teesside were more than a match for the bookies' favourites and on another day might even have taken all three points.
- Wembley were more than a match for the bookies' favourites and on another day might even have taken all three points.
- Will Keane were more than a match for the bookies' favourites and on another day might even have taken all three points.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Twitter has ruthlessly mocked Starbucks campaign for the company's new anti-racism campaign in which baristas talk to customers about race issues while serving their coffee. One user tweeted, 'I don't have time to explain 400 years of oppression to you & still make my train', while another pointed out, 'y'all realize there are no coloured hands in the press photos right'. A third speculated, 'maybe Starbucks actually wanted to get people of all races & ethnicities to join hands and make fun'. Scroll down for video Campaign: Starbucks boss Howard Schultz has instructed staff to write 'RaceTogether' on cups in an effort to draw customers into a discussion about the state of race relations in America

'We believe guns and weapons should not be part of the

OPTIONS:
- America experience,' he said.
- Corey duBrowa experience,' he said.
- Howard Schultz experience,' he said.
- RaceTogether experience,' he said.
- Starbucks experience,' he said.
- Twitter experience,' he said.