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Alex Song believes West Ham can follow Monaco's example and keep his former club Arsenal subdued at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday. The Hammers head across London looking to kickstart their Premier League campaign, having plummeted down to 10th place after no wins in the last six and back-to-back defeats. Arsenal, meanwhile, have surged back into the top four and are into the FA Cup semi-finals after beating Manchester United at Old Trafford on Monday night. Alex Song believes West Ham can kickstart their Premier League campaign against Arsenal on Sunday Despite Arsenal's formidable run of seven consecutive home victories in the Premier League, Song - who played for the Gunners between 2005 and 2012, before joining Barcelona - believes the Irons can repeat Monaco's performance after the unfancied French side stunned the Emirates Stadium with a 3-1 Champions League victory last month.

'If you want to go to

OPTIONS:
- Alex Song and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.
- Arsenal and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.
- Barcelona and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.
- Carl Jenkinson and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.
- Champions League and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.
- Emirates Stadium and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.
- FA Cup and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.
- French and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.
- Gunners and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.
- Hammers and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.
- Irons and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.
- London and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.
- Manchester United and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.
- Monaco and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.
- Old Trafford and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.
- Premier League and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.
- Song and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.
- West Ham and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.
- West Ham United and try to play you will not have any chance to win the game there because this stadium is very hard to play in.


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Jurgen Klopp would demand the end of Liverpool's transfer committee if he is to succeed Brendan Rodgers as Liverpool manager. And the German tactician has also made it clear he would only be interested in ending his sabbatical by taking a job at Anfield if he is a unanimous choice rather than just elements within the club. Klopp, 48, is regarded alongside Carlo Ancelotti as prime candidates to replace Rodgers should owner John W Henry and the Fenway Sports Group decide to make a change. The former Borussia Dortmund manager is open to the idea of managing one of Europe's traditional big clubs but only on his terms.

He is also concerned about splits among the hierarchy some of whom are more favourable towards

OPTIONS:
- Anfield than others.
- Borussia Dortmund than others.
- Brendan Rodgers than others.
- Carlo Ancelotti than others.
- Europe than others.
- Fenway Sports Group than others.
- German than others.
- John W Henry than others.
- Jurgen Klopp than others.
- Klopp than others.
- Liverpool than others.
- Rodgers than others.


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Campaigners against the new Protein World 'Are You Beach Body Ready?' adverts are celebrating today after learning that they are being taken down. Transport for London (TFL) has revealed that the controversial posters around the London Underground, featuring a bikini-clad model called Renee Somerfield are being removed. The sight of the 24-year-old's toned figure towering above train platforms has caused a stir among  feminists and body image campaigners - a change.org petition calling for the adverts to be pulled has already attracted more than 50,000 signatures. One of the many Protein World posters on the London Underground that have been defaced

Online fitness store

OPTIONS:
- Are You Beach Body Ready, who claim that the image is entirely unPhotoshopped, have been actively engaging in the furore on social media, strongly defending their campaign with some biting responses to aggrieved Tweeters.
- Hyde Park, who claim that the image is entirely unPhotoshopped, have been actively engaging in the furore on social media, strongly defending their campaign with some biting responses to aggrieved Tweeters.
- London Underground, who claim that the image is entirely unPhotoshopped, have been actively engaging in the furore on social media, strongly defending their campaign with some biting responses to aggrieved Tweeters.
- Protein World, who claim that the image is entirely unPhotoshopped, have been actively engaging in the furore on social media, strongly defending their campaign with some biting responses to aggrieved Tweeters.
- Protein World 'Are You Beach Body Ready, who claim that the image is entirely unPhotoshopped, have been actively engaging in the furore on social media, strongly defending their campaign with some biting responses to aggrieved Tweeters.
- Renee Somerfield, who claim that the image is entirely unPhotoshopped, have been actively engaging in the furore on social media, strongly defending their campaign with some biting responses to aggrieved Tweeters.
- TFL, who claim that the image is entirely unPhotoshopped, have been actively engaging in the furore on social media, strongly defending their campaign with some biting responses to aggrieved Tweeters.
- Transport For London, who claim that the image is entirely unPhotoshopped, have been actively engaging in the furore on social media, strongly defending their campaign with some biting responses to aggrieved Tweeters.
- Transport for London, who claim that the image is entirely unPhotoshopped, have been actively engaging in the furore on social media, strongly defending their campaign with some biting responses to aggrieved Tweeters.


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(CNN) Last Thursday, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos made a speech announcing the reversal of Obama-era policies on campus sexual assault under Title IX, the federal law on gender equity in education. This was met with a wave of outrage on social media and in progressive publications. There were angry accusations that the move would harm women and protect rapists; a #StopBetsy hashtag sprang up on Twitter. Why the fury? DeVos offered a full-throated defense of due process, asserting that "every survivor of sexual misconduct must be taken seriously" but "every student accused of sexual misconduct must know that guilt is not predetermined."

Given the odium in which this administration is held in academia, as well as its general unpopularity and incompetence, the odds are not good: Even if

OPTIONS:
- Betsy DeVos formally rescinds the Obama administration guidance, college administrators will likely be under pressure from feminist and social justice groups to stick with their post-2011 rules, and the consensus to develop alternative structures such as the regional centers may never emerge.
- Cathy Young formally rescinds the Obama administration guidance, college administrators will likely be under pressure from feminist and social justice groups to stick with their post-2011 rules, and the consensus to develop alternative structures such as the regional centers may never emerge.
- DeVos formally rescinds the Obama administration guidance, college administrators will likely be under pressure from feminist and social justice groups to stick with their post-2011 rules, and the consensus to develop alternative structures such as the regional centers may never emerge.
- Obama formally rescinds the Obama administration guidance, college administrators will likely be under pressure from feminist and social justice groups to stick with their post-2011 rules, and the consensus to develop alternative structures such as the regional centers may never emerge.
- StopBetsy formally rescinds the Obama administration guidance, college administrators will likely be under pressure from feminist and social justice groups to stick with their post-2011 rules, and the consensus to develop alternative structures such as the regional centers may never emerge.
- Title IX formally rescinds the Obama administration guidance, college administrators will likely be under pressure from feminist and social justice groups to stick with their post-2011 rules, and the consensus to develop alternative structures such as the regional centers may never emerge.
- Twitter formally rescinds the Obama administration guidance, college administrators will likely be under pressure from feminist and social justice groups to stick with their post-2011 rules, and the consensus to develop alternative structures such as the regional centers may never emerge.
- Young formally rescinds the Obama administration guidance, college administrators will likely be under pressure from feminist and social justice groups to stick with their post-2011 rules, and the consensus to develop alternative structures such as the regional centers may never emerge.


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(CNN) A Maryland man who was elected as a delegate for Donald Trump to the Republican National Convention has been charged with creation and possession of child pornography and possession of an illegal gun and explosives. A federal grand jury indicted Caleb Bailey on Wednesday, following an investigation led by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives according to court records. The indictment alleges between March 2015 and this past January, Bailey attempted to use and did use a minor to engage in sexually explicit conduct to produce child pornography. The investigation began in February when Caleb Bailey shipped a package to a person in Wisconsin, but it ruptured open at a postal facility in Capital Heights, Maryland, according to a federal criminal complaint. Postal officials called ATF agents to the scene to investigate the package.

When the package did not arrive, according to an

OPTIONS:
- ATF affidavit filed in court, Bailey, using a false name, called the post office twice inquiring about its status and gave a tracking number that matched the parcel in which the explosives were found.
- Bailey affidavit filed in court, Bailey, using a false name, called the post office twice inquiring about its status and gave a tracking number that matched the parcel in which the explosives were found.
- Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives affidavit filed in court, Bailey, using a false name, called the post office twice inquiring about its status and gave a tracking number that matched the parcel in which the explosives were found.
- Caleb Bailey affidavit filed in court, Bailey, using a false name, called the post office twice inquiring about its status and gave a tracking number that matched the parcel in which the explosives were found.
- Capital Heights affidavit filed in court, Bailey, using a false name, called the post office twice inquiring about its status and gave a tracking number that matched the parcel in which the explosives were found.
- Donald Trump affidavit filed in court, Bailey, using a false name, called the post office twice inquiring about its status and gave a tracking number that matched the parcel in which the explosives were found.
- Maryland affidavit filed in court, Bailey, using a false name, called the post office twice inquiring about its status and gave a tracking number that matched the parcel in which the explosives were found.
- Republican National Convention affidavit filed in court, Bailey, using a false name, called the post office twice inquiring about its status and gave a tracking number that matched the parcel in which the explosives were found.
- Wisconsin affidavit filed in court, Bailey, using a false name, called the post office twice inquiring about its status and gave a tracking number that matched the parcel in which the explosives were found.


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Australia’s Ashes tour was in crisis  after experienced wicketkeeper Brad Haddin was forced to pull out of the second Test at Lord’s for personal reasons and Shane Watson was dropped. That means a Test debut for 29-year-old New South Wales keeper Peter Nevill, who is uncapped by Australia in any international format, and a recall for 23-year-old all-rounder Mitchell Marsh, who played four Tests late last year. 'I can confirm that Brad Haddin has withdrawn himself from the second Test at Lord’s for family reasons,' the team’s media manager, Kate Hutchison, said. 'He will remain with the team in London.'

He boasts a first-class average of 44, six higher than

OPTIONS:
- Ashes.
- Ashes Test.
- Australia.
- Brad Haddin.
- Cardiff.
- Darren Lehmann.
- Kate Hutchison.
- London.
- Lord’s.
- Mitchell Marsh.
- New South Wales.
- Peter Nevill.
- Shane Watson.


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When Bobby and Riley George were born 30 minutes apart with light skin, curly hair and brown eyes there was no doubting they were twins. But four years on, the boys couldn't be different as Bobby has blue eyes and a light complexion while Riley's skin and hair is dark like his father's. The twins, from Feltham, West London, were born to mother Abigail Tongue, 22, who is white and father Richard George, 26, who is of mixed race. When they first found out that Miss Tongue was expecting twins, doctors said there was a one-in-a-million chance that the babies, created by two separate eggs, would have a different skin tone.

At the same time

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- Abigail's skin started to become darker and his hair became straight and brown.
- Abigail Tongue's skin started to become darker and his hair became straight and brown.
- Bobby's skin started to become darker and his hair became straight and brown.
- Feltham's skin started to become darker and his hair became straight and brown.
- Miss Tongue's skin started to become darker and his hair became straight and brown.
- Richard's skin started to become darker and his hair became straight and brown.
- Richard George's skin started to become darker and his hair became straight and brown.
- Riley's skin started to become darker and his hair became straight and brown.
- Riley George's skin started to become darker and his hair became straight and brown.
- Twins Bobby's skin started to become darker and his hair became straight and brown.
- West London's skin started to become darker and his hair became straight and brown.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- Hong Kong's busy harbor is never short of action, but the great big yellow duck that floated into town on Thursday captured the city's attention. Thousands lined the harbor front and work ground to a halt in offices with sea views as the much-hyped 'Rubber Duck' made its grand entrance. For two weeks local media has been on something of a "duck watch," closely monitoring the movements of the 16.5-meter (54 feet) inflatable sculpture. The man behind the seriously over-sized bath toy, Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman, described the Hong Kong response as overwhelming and said he was happy to have finally made it to the city, his first visit.

There were a lot of smiles and laughter as

OPTIONS:
- CNN made its splash but Hofman says he doesn't expect everyone to react with big grins.
- Dutch made its splash but Hofman says he doesn't expect everyone to react with big grins.
- Florentijn Hofman made its splash but Hofman says he doesn't expect everyone to react with big grins.
- Hong Kong made its splash but Hofman says he doesn't expect everyone to react with big grins.
- Rubber Duck made its splash but Hofman says he doesn't expect everyone to react with big grins.
- United States made its splash but Hofman says he doesn't expect everyone to react with big grins.


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With Manchester United and Manchester City licking their Champions League wounds after opening round defeats, there is an altogether more positive outlook on the continent. The Spanish press are hailing a 'triple victory' for La Liga sides after wins for Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid and Sevilla while in Italy the praise is for 'magic Juve' after they came from behind to beat City. Rafa Benitez's Real Madrid were in the goals again with Cristiano Ronaldo bagging a hat-trick to take his goal tally to eight in just two games, while Antoine Griezmann scored twice to help Atletico to a 2-0 win against Galatasarary in Turkey.

The paper also paid tribute to

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- Antoine Griezmann reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- Atletico reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- Atletico Madrid reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- Champions League reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- City reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- Cristiano Ronaldo reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- Galatasarary reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- Holland reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- Italy reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- Juve reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- Juventus reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- La Liga reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- Manchester City reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- Manchester United reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- PSV reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- Rafa Benitez reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- Real Madrid reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- Sevilla reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- Spanish reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.
- Turkey reporting: 'Cristiano shows no mercy to Shakhtar.


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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.

In the memo, the department states it observed along with the intelligence community "

OPTIONS:
- CNN cyber actors attempting to access voter registration databases prior to the 2016 elections."
- Claire McCaskill cyber actors attempting to access voter registration databases prior to the 2016 elections."
- DHS cyber actors attempting to access voter registration databases prior to the 2016 elections."
- Democratic cyber actors attempting to access voter registration databases prior to the 2016 elections."
- Department of Homeland Security cyber actors attempting to access voter registration databases prior to the 2016 elections."
- Missouri cyber actors attempting to access voter registration databases prior to the 2016 elections."
- Obama cyber actors attempting to access voter registration databases prior to the 2016 elections."
- Russian cyber actors attempting to access voter registration databases prior to the 2016 elections."
- US cyber actors attempting to access voter registration databases prior to the 2016 elections."
- Washington cyber actors attempting to access voter registration databases prior to the 2016 elections."


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She could ‘still feel his lips seducing me’ and was desperate to find the man of her dreams after they had a one-night stand before he left in the morning. So the mystery woman set out to find ‘Marcus’ after meeting him at a bar last Friday, by posting dozens of flyers with their photograph around Shoreditch, east London, with her phone number. She created the #FindMarcus hashtag and asked ‘God, pedestrians, average Londoners, mothers, fathers and old people’ to help track him down. But, as you might expect, all is not as it seems. And Anyaa Dev, 21, an advertising student at Central Saint Martins college, said last night how she and a number of classmates had been challenged by the company to make him ‘famous’.

But he put his friend on the phone and he was

OPTIONS:
- Anyaa Dev
- Central Saint Martins
- FindMarcus
- God
- London
- Londoners
- Marcus’
- Shoreditch


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A woman who is the 'imperial commander' of a white supremacy group says her goal is to achieve segregation in the US in order to make her home town safer. Mother-of-two Amanda Lee, 34, claims the crime rate would go down in Yanceyville, North Carolina, if black people didn't live there. She and friend James Moore, who admires Hitler and believes the Jew were sent to 'summer camps', appear on BBC3 documentary KKK: The Fight For White Supremacy which airs tonight. Amanda, who runs a a branch of the Northern Loyal White Knights, an offshoot of the Ku Klux Klan, told the BBC: 'My goal is to unite all the Northern Loyal White Knights and relocate those who live in New York and New Hampshire here.

OPTIONS:
- Amanda was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'
- Amanda Lee was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'
- Auschwitz was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'
- BBC was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'
- BBC3 was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'
- Fight For White Supremacy was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'
- Hitler was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'
- James Moore was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'
- Jew was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'
- KKK was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'
- Ku Klux Klan was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'
- Mother was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'
- New Hampshire was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'
- New York was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'
- North Carolina was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'
- Northern Loyal White Knights was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'
- US was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'
- Yanceyville was trying to teach them to work - to rehabilitate them if you will.'


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Baltimore, Maryland (CNN) -- President Obama and House GOP leaders promised greater efforts to step back from the partisan brink Friday, acknowledging that Washington's toxic political climate has made it increasingly tough to tackle major problems. The pledge was immediately called into question, however, as the two parties repeatedly expressed sharply differing viewpoints during a rare meeting at a House Republican retreat in Baltimore. Obama accepted an invitation from House GOP leaders to address their caucus. His speech Friday was followed by an often pointed question-and-answer session. "House Republican leaders are grateful for [Obama's] willingness to come ... and have a frank and honest conversation," said Rep. Mike Pence, R-Indiana. "We welcome the dialogue with the president."

Republicans, in turn, complained the White House and congressional

OPTIONS:
- Baltimore had ignored their ideas, locked them out of the policy-making process and unfairly labeled them as obstructionists.
- Bolshevik had ignored their ideas, locked them out of the policy-making process and unfairly labeled them as obstructionists.
- CNN had ignored their ideas, locked them out of the policy-making process and unfairly labeled them as obstructionists.
- Capitol Hill had ignored their ideas, locked them out of the policy-making process and unfairly labeled them as obstructionists.
- Democrats had ignored their ideas, locked them out of the policy-making process and unfairly labeled them as obstructionists.
- GOP had ignored their ideas, locked them out of the policy-making process and unfairly labeled them as obstructionists.
- House had ignored their ideas, locked them out of the policy-making process and unfairly labeled them as obstructionists.
- John Boehner had ignored their ideas, locked them out of the policy-making process and unfairly labeled them as obstructionists.
- Maryland had ignored their ideas, locked them out of the policy-making process and unfairly labeled them as obstructionists.
- Mike Pence had ignored their ideas, locked them out of the policy-making process and unfairly labeled them as obstructionists.
- Obama had ignored their ideas, locked them out of the policy-making process and unfairly labeled them as obstructionists.
- R-Indiana had ignored their ideas, locked them out of the policy-making process and unfairly labeled them as obstructionists.
- Republican had ignored their ideas, locked them out of the policy-making process and unfairly labeled them as obstructionists.
- Republicans had ignored their ideas, locked them out of the policy-making process and unfairly labeled them as obstructionists.
- Washington had ignored their ideas, locked them out of the policy-making process and unfairly labeled them as obstructionists.


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(CNN) A vegan woman has twice had her application for Swiss citizenship rejected because annoyed locals object to her "loud" opinions about animal rights. Dutch national Nancy Holten, 42, has lived in Switzerland for more than 30 years. There, applications for citizenship are determined by local governments -- sometimes with input from residents. And among the requirements are that a person is integrated in the Swiss way of life and familiar with Swiss customs and traditions. And therein lies the issue the residents of Gipf-Oberfrick have with Holten. She's repeatedly spoken out in the media against cowbells, church bells, hunting and other traditions -- which the residents consider Swiss values.

Holten is now appealing to the government of the canton of Aargau, which oversees

OPTIONS:
- Dutch-Oberfrick.
- Gipf-Oberfrick.
- Holten-Oberfrick.
- Nancy Holten-Oberfrick.
- Oberfrick-Oberfrick.
- Swiss-Oberfrick.
- Switzerland-Oberfrick.


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Jamie Vardy wrote his name into the Premier League record books, with the Leicester striker's opener in the 1-1 draw against Manchester United the 11th consecutive game in which he has found the target. Vardy latched onto Christian Fuchs' pinpoint ball down the channel to beat David de Gea with a rifled shot across goal to give Claudio Ranieri's side the lead after 24 minutes at the King Power Stadium. It was the 28-year-old's 13th goal in 11 Premier League appearances - his 14th in total for the season - and the former Fleetwood Town striker will now set his sights on eclipsing Jimmy Dunne's record of scoring in 12 consecutive games  in the 1930s with Sheffield United.

Vardy kick-started his run with a penalty against newly-promoted opposition in the shape of

OPTIONS:
- Bournemouth.
- Christian Fuchs.
- Claudio Ranieri.
- David de Gea.
- Fleetwood Town.
- Instagram.
- Jamie Vardy.
- Jimmy Dunne.
- King Power Stadium.
- Leicester.
- Manchester United.
- Premier League.
- Ruud van Nistelrooy.
- Sheffield United.
- Striker.
- Van Nistelrooy.
- Vardy.


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How frosty are relationships in Washington? Newly-minted Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan gave a clue, explaining that he had only spoken once to the Senate's top Democrat, even though the two lawmakers had served in Washington together for 16 years. 'You need to know people in order to deal with them, and there's not a lot of that,' Ryan said, according to a book excerpt picked up by Elle. 'For instance, I've only ever spoken to Harry Reid once in my life, and that was two minutes talking about Reno, Nevada, at the inauguration.' 'So that doesn't lend itself to working together,' Ryan continued.

OPTIONS:
- Capitol Hill recalling her family having to go on food stamps after her father was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
- Democrat recalling her family having to go on food stamps after her father was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
- Elle recalling her family having to go on food stamps after her father was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
- Harry Reid recalling her family having to go on food stamps after her father was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
- House recalling her family having to go on food stamps after her father was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
- Murray recalling her family having to go on food stamps after her father was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
- Nevada recalling her family having to go on food stamps after her father was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
- Patty Murray recalling her family having to go on food stamps after her father was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
- Paul Ryan recalling her family having to go on food stamps after her father was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
- Reid recalling her family having to go on food stamps after her father was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
- Reno recalling her family having to go on food stamps after her father was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
- Republican recalling her family having to go on food stamps after her father was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
- Ryan recalling her family having to go on food stamps after her father was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
- Senate recalling her family having to go on food stamps after her father was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
- Washington recalling her family having to go on food stamps after her father was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.


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(CNN) US President Donald Trump called the French President Saturday amid mounting tensions with North Korea the day after he said he was considering further economic sanctions against the rogue nation. In a call Trump had with President Emmanuel Macron of France, the two discussed "the need to confront the increasingly dangerous situation associated with North Korea's destabilizing and escalatory behavior," according to a White House readout of the call. During the call, both leaders discussed working with allies to enforce United Nations sanctions and denuclearize the Korean Peninsula, the statement said. Earlier Saturday, Macron issued a statement voicing his "concern at the ballistic and nuclear threat coming from North Korea," adding that the international community should work with Pyongyang to "resume the path of dialogue without conditions."

"If somebody else uttered the exact same words that I uttered they would say what a great statement, what a wonderful statement,"

OPTIONS:
- China said, adding that there are "tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what I am saying."
- Donald Trump said, adding that there are "tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what I am saying."
- Emmanuel Macron said, adding that there are "tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what I am saying."
- France said, adding that there are "tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what I am saying."
- French said, adding that there are "tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what I am saying."
- Guam said, adding that there are "tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what I am saying."
- Japan said, adding that there are "tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what I am saying."
- Korean Peninsula said, adding that there are "tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what I am saying."
- Macron said, adding that there are "tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what I am saying."
- North Korea said, adding that there are "tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what I am saying."
- Pyongyang said, adding that there are "tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what I am saying."
- Trump said, adding that there are "tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what I am saying."
- US said, adding that there are "tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what I am saying."
- United Nations said, adding that there are "tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what I am saying."
- White House said, adding that there are "tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what I am saying."


A 38 stone man who was too obese to work has lost more than half of his body weight after taking up Zumba. Tony Orrell, 56, from Feltham, Middlesex, vowed to shed the pounds alongside his wife Debbie, also 56, after he hit 38 stone and she tipped the scales at 18 stone. At size XXXXXXXXL, Tony had to buy his clothes from specialist retailers online and was scared to sit on normal chairs. Scroll down for video Weighing 17 stone, Tony goes to Zumba once a week and now runs his local Slimming World class Tony Orrell lost 21st slimming down from 38st to 17st in three years thanks to his love of Zumba

'And he loves being around the ladies at

OPTIONS:
- Debbie, he's a bit of a charmer.
- Feltham, he's a bit of a charmer.
- Middlesex, he's a bit of a charmer.
- Slimming World, he's a bit of a charmer.
- Tony, he's a bit of a charmer.
- Tony Orrell, he's a bit of a charmer.
- XXXXXXXXL, he's a bit of a charmer.
- Zumba, he's a bit of a charmer.


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(CNN) Russia said one of its airstrikes in Syria killed ISIS spokesman Mohammad al-Adnani -- a claim that a US official called preposterous. On Wednesday, Russia's Ministry of Defense announced it killed the terror leader on the ministry's official Facebook page. It said Adnani was one of up to 40 ISIS militants killed by a Russian bomber in Aleppo province. But a US defense official slammed Russia's assertion. "It would be laughable but for the very real humanitarian suffering Russia has inflicted," the defense official said Wednesday. "We stand by the statement we made yesterday. We conducted a strike that targeted al-Adnani. We are assessing the results of that strike."

OPTIONS:
- Adnani has been with ISIS since its beginnings and was close to Baghdadi, CNN's Nic Robertson said.
- Aleppo has been with ISIS since its beginnings and was close to Baghdadi, CNN's Nic Robertson said.
- CNN has been with ISIS since its beginnings and was close to Baghdadi, CNN's Nic Robertson said.
- Facebook has been with ISIS since its beginnings and was close to Baghdadi, CNN's Nic Robertson said.
- ISIS has been with ISIS since its beginnings and was close to Baghdadi, CNN's Nic Robertson said.
- Ministry of Defense has been with ISIS since its beginnings and was close to Baghdadi, CNN's Nic Robertson said.
- Mohammad al has been with ISIS since its beginnings and was close to Baghdadi, CNN's Nic Robertson said.
- Russia has been with ISIS since its beginnings and was close to Baghdadi, CNN's Nic Robertson said.
- Russian has been with ISIS since its beginnings and was close to Baghdadi, CNN's Nic Robertson said.
- Syria has been with ISIS since its beginnings and was close to Baghdadi, CNN's Nic Robertson said.
- US has been with ISIS since its beginnings and was close to Baghdadi, CNN's Nic Robertson said.


A couple have splashed more than £200,000 on plastic surgery just so they can look just like their idols, Ken and Barbie. Anastasia Reskoss, 20, and Quentin Dehar, 23, admit to both being obsessed with the dolls from a young age - and after becoming a couple in 2013, the pair have had more than 15 procedures between them, paid for mainly by their parents. Quentin, from Marseille, France, and Anastasia, who lives in Paris, plan to continue having surgery and are legally changing their names to 'Ken' and 'Doll.' Student Anastasia said: 'We want to spend the rest of our lives together morphing into the dolls we love.'

In 2014,

OPTIONS:
- Anastasia splurged £5,000 of her parent's money to undergo a second boob job to take her to a 32GG.
- Anastasia Reskoss splurged £5,000 of her parent's money to undergo a second boob job to take her to a 32GG.
- Barbie splurged £5,000 of her parent's money to undergo a second boob job to take her to a 32GG.
- Doll splurged £5,000 of her parent's money to undergo a second boob job to take her to a 32GG.
- France splurged £5,000 of her parent's money to undergo a second boob job to take her to a 32GG.
- Ken splurged £5,000 of her parent's money to undergo a second boob job to take her to a 32GG.
- Marseille splurged £5,000 of her parent's money to undergo a second boob job to take her to a 32GG.
- Paris splurged £5,000 of her parent's money to undergo a second boob job to take her to a 32GG.
- Quentin splurged £5,000 of her parent's money to undergo a second boob job to take her to a 32GG.
- Quentin Dehar splurged £5,000 of her parent's money to undergo a second boob job to take her to a 32GG.


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Tokyo (CNN) Japanese millennials just aren't having sex. That's according to a government survey published last week, claiming that 42% of men and 44.2% of women -- almost half of Japan's millennial singles aged between 18 to 34 -- are virgins. While some prefer it that way, others would like their fortunes to change, with 85.7% of men and 89.3% of women harboring hopes of marriage in the future. The survey did not look at same-sex partners. Japan's lack of interest in sex is blamed on everything from a stagnant economy to Japanese manga fans favoring fantasy over reality. Changing social norms

She explained that the income decrease made men in Japan feel less confident in attracting

OPTIONS:
- CNN's increasingly successful class of women, who have become used to earning their own money and putting themselves first.
- Japan's increasingly successful class of women, who have become used to earning their own money and putting themselves first.
- Japanese's increasingly successful class of women, who have become used to earning their own money and putting themselves first.
- Tokyo's increasingly successful class of women, who have become used to earning their own money and putting themselves first.


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A Japanese newspaper has unearthed previously secret audio suggesting that government armed forces in Algeria attacked al-Qaeda hostage-takers with abandon in January 2013, killing dozens of captives despite an apparent promise not to interfere with the terrorists and pleas from foreign governments to safeguard the innocents. The news outlet Nikkan-Gendai published the shocking revelation on December 5, contradicting one line of thought that suggested the terrorists killed their own hostages as they came under fire from the Algerian army. A Japanese government-certified translator has provided DailyMail.com with an exclusive copy of the news report in English, headlined: 'The truth regarding the Algeria Hostage crisis has been verified by audio information.'

Overall, 685

OPTIONS:
- Al workers and 107 foreigners were set free.
- Algeria workers and 107 foreigners were set free.
- Algeria Hostage workers and 107 foreigners were set free.
- Algerian workers and 107 foreigners were set free.
- DailyMail.com workers and 107 foreigners were set free.
- English workers and 107 foreigners were set free.
- Four workers and 107 foreigners were set free.
- Gendai workers and 107 foreigners were set free.
- Japanese workers and 107 foreigners were set free.
- Nikkan workers and 107 foreigners were set free.
- Qaeda workers and 107 foreigners were set free.


(CNN) -- A trial for nine terror suspects accused of having ties to al Qaeda opened in a Belgian court Monday, with the main defendant suspected of nearly launching a terror attack just hours before a 2008 European Union summit in Brussels. That defendant, Malika el Aroud, and her husband, Moez Garsallaoui, are charged with heading a terrorist cell linked to al Qaeda and running a Web site that glorified suicide bombings and urged young Muslims to sacrifice themselves in jihad, or holy war. The couple has long enjoyed a notorious reputation among European counterterrorism services. El Aroud's previous husband, Abdessattar Dahmane, had assassinated Ahmed Shah Massoud, the head of the anti-Taliban Northern Alliance, in a suicide bombing ordered by Osama bin Laden two days before the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States.

The use of the Internet by the suspected

OPTIONS:
- Abdessattar Dahmane cell was instrumental in getting approval recently for a law that will give state security agents power to monitor Internet usage.
- Ahmed Shah Massoud cell was instrumental in getting approval recently for a law that will give state security agents power to monitor Internet usage.
- Belgian cell was instrumental in getting approval recently for a law that will give state security agents power to monitor Internet usage.
- Belgium cell was instrumental in getting approval recently for a law that will give state security agents power to monitor Internet usage.
- Brussels cell was instrumental in getting approval recently for a law that will give state security agents power to monitor Internet usage.
- CNN cell was instrumental in getting approval recently for a law that will give state security agents power to monitor Internet usage.
- El Aroud cell was instrumental in getting approval recently for a law that will give state security agents power to monitor Internet usage.
- European cell was instrumental in getting approval recently for a law that will give state security agents power to monitor Internet usage.
- European Union cell was instrumental in getting approval recently for a law that will give state security agents power to monitor Internet usage.
- Malika el Aroud cell was instrumental in getting approval recently for a law that will give state security agents power to monitor Internet usage.
- Moez Garsallaoui cell was instrumental in getting approval recently for a law that will give state security agents power to monitor Internet usage.
- Muslims cell was instrumental in getting approval recently for a law that will give state security agents power to monitor Internet usage.
- Osama bin Laden cell was instrumental in getting approval recently for a law that will give state security agents power to monitor Internet usage.
- United States cell was instrumental in getting approval recently for a law that will give state security agents power to monitor Internet usage.
- al Qaeda cell was instrumental in getting approval recently for a law that will give state security agents power to monitor Internet usage.
- anti-Taliban Northern Alliance cell was instrumental in getting approval recently for a law that will give state security agents power to monitor Internet usage.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump's vow to massively rebuild the US armed forces comes with an interesting wrinkle in his first budget request: a call to close military bases. Trump's Pentagon is asking for a new commission to study closing or revamping bases in its budget request, as the Defense Department says it has upwards of 20% excess infrastructure capacity and slimming down would save money. But the request to close bases, which would not occur until 2021, is an uphill climb on Capitol Hill. Republicans are already unhappy that Trump did not propose a bigger military budget after his pledge to massively add ships, planes and troops. GOP lawmakers say going through another round of the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) process is another step in the wrong direction when the military has been constrained for years by the so-called "sequestration" budget caps.

Republicans certainly aren't rushing to embrace

OPTIONS:
- BRAC now that Trump is proposing it, but some lawmakers are opening the door to consider reducing Pentagon infrastructure, even if it isn't a full-blown BRAC round.
- Base Realignment and Closure now that Trump is proposing it, but some lawmakers are opening the door to consider reducing Pentagon infrastructure, even if it isn't a full-blown BRAC round.
- CNN now that Trump is proposing it, but some lawmakers are opening the door to consider reducing Pentagon infrastructure, even if it isn't a full-blown BRAC round.
- Capitol Hill now that Trump is proposing it, but some lawmakers are opening the door to consider reducing Pentagon infrastructure, even if it isn't a full-blown BRAC round.
- Congress now that Trump is proposing it, but some lawmakers are opening the door to consider reducing Pentagon infrastructure, even if it isn't a full-blown BRAC round.
- Defense Department now that Trump is proposing it, but some lawmakers are opening the door to consider reducing Pentagon infrastructure, even if it isn't a full-blown BRAC round.
- Donald Trump now that Trump is proposing it, but some lawmakers are opening the door to consider reducing Pentagon infrastructure, even if it isn't a full-blown BRAC round.
- GOP now that Trump is proposing it, but some lawmakers are opening the door to consider reducing Pentagon infrastructure, even if it isn't a full-blown BRAC round.
- Pentagon now that Trump is proposing it, but some lawmakers are opening the door to consider reducing Pentagon infrastructure, even if it isn't a full-blown BRAC round.
- Republicans now that Trump is proposing it, but some lawmakers are opening the door to consider reducing Pentagon infrastructure, even if it isn't a full-blown BRAC round.
- Trump now that Trump is proposing it, but some lawmakers are opening the door to consider reducing Pentagon infrastructure, even if it isn't a full-blown BRAC round.
- US now that Trump is proposing it, but some lawmakers are opening the door to consider reducing Pentagon infrastructure, even if it isn't a full-blown BRAC round.
- Washington now that Trump is proposing it, but some lawmakers are opening the door to consider reducing Pentagon infrastructure, even if it isn't a full-blown BRAC round.


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Despite Sunday's defeat, England deserve great credit for winning back the Ashes. At the start of the summer they were being written off - some said they wouldn’t win a single match against New Zealand or Australia. As we have seen in this Test, the series has taken quite a bit out of the players mentally and some of the guys who haven’t played in a full Ashes series before will be exhausted. So make no mistake, this has been a magnificent performance from a young England side. A lot of the credit must go to the captain. After losing 5-0 in Australia it would have been easy for Alastair Cook to say ‘Right, I’m going to carry on batting, I’ll become the best England player there’s ever been - someone else can do this job.’

The tourists struggle to 253 and the

OPTIONS:
- Alastair Cook are coming home.
- Ashes are coming home.
- Australia are coming home.
- England are coming home.
- New Zealand are coming home.
- Pakistan are coming home.
- South Africa are coming home.
- UAE are coming home.


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Alun-Wyn Jones accepts that Wales will need to 'do it the hard way' in their quest for Rugby World Cup glory. Wales' 15-6 defeat against Australia in Saturday's Pool A decider at Twickenham considerably increased their tournament degree of difficulty. Victory over the Wallabies would have meant a quarter-final appointment with Scotland next Sunday, but they must now tackle twice world champions South Africa 24 hours earlier, and if they win that, then New Zealand potentially await. World Cup history is also stacked against Wales, with no team during seven previous stagings having won the tournament after finishing runners-up in their group.

'We didn't capitalise, probably through a fault of ours, and that we didn't finish it is credit to them (

OPTIONS:
- Alun) and their resolute defence as well.
- Australia) and their resolute defence as well.
- New Zealand) and their resolute defence as well.
- Pool A) and their resolute defence as well.
- Rugby World Cup) and their resolute defence as well.
- Scotland) and their resolute defence as well.
- South Africa) and their resolute defence as well.
- Springboks) and their resolute defence as well.
- Twickenham) and their resolute defence as well.
- Wales) and their resolute defence as well.
- Wallabies) and their resolute defence as well.
- Welsh) and their resolute defence as well.
- World Cup) and their resolute defence as well.
- Wyn Jones) and their resolute defence as well.


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(CNN) A British film production company has been fined £1.6 million (almost $2 million) after the actor Harrison Ford broke his leg while filming a "Star Wars" movie, according to Britain's Press Association. The Disney-owned company, Foodles Production (UK) Ltd, had admitted two  health and safety breaches in relation to the incident in June 2014, when Ford's leg was crushed by a hydraulic door. The 71-year-old actor had been reprising his role as Han Solo in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" when he was hit by the heavy door on the set of the Millennium Falcon, his character's spacecraft. Door like 'blunt guillotine'

OPTIONS:
- Britain acknowledged the accident, which required surgery, through a spokeswoman shortly after it occurred.
- British acknowledged the accident, which required surgery, through a spokeswoman shortly after it occurred.
- Disney acknowledged the accident, which required surgery, through a spokeswoman shortly after it occurred.
- Foodles Production acknowledged the accident, which required surgery, through a spokeswoman shortly after it occurred.
- Ford acknowledged the accident, which required surgery, through a spokeswoman shortly after it occurred.
- Han Solo acknowledged the accident, which required surgery, through a spokeswoman shortly after it occurred.
- Harrison Ford acknowledged the accident, which required surgery, through a spokeswoman shortly after it occurred.
- Ltd acknowledged the accident, which required surgery, through a spokeswoman shortly after it occurred.
- Millennium Falcon acknowledged the accident, which required surgery, through a spokeswoman shortly after it occurred.
- Press Association acknowledged the accident, which required surgery, through a spokeswoman shortly after it occurred.
- Star Wars acknowledged the accident, which required surgery, through a spokeswoman shortly after it occurred.
- The Force Awakens acknowledged the accident, which required surgery, through a spokeswoman shortly after it occurred.
- UK acknowledged the accident, which required surgery, through a spokeswoman shortly after it occurred.


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The 16-year-old whose arm had to be amputated after a shark attacked him has been released from a North Carolina hospital. Officials at New Hanover Regional Medical Center said Thursday that Hunter Treschl, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, was released on Thursday. They said they would release no further information about the teen at the request of his family. Treschl's left arm was amputated below his shoulder after a shark attacked him Sunday in the water off the North Carolina coast. Scroll down to video Treschl and his cousin were 'playing around in the waves' at a North Carolina beach when he felt something bump into his left calf.

Also attacked that day was 12-year-old Kiersten Yow of Asheboro,

OPTIONS:
- Colorado.
- Colorado Springs.
- Hunter Treschl.
- Kiersten Yow.
- New Hanover Regional Medical Center.
- North Carolina.
- Oak Island.
- Treschl.


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(CNN) An Australian senator with close ties to a prominent Chinese businessman and political donor has stepped down amid growing concerns about China's influence over Australian politics. Opposition Labor party Senator Sam Dastyari announced his resignation early Tuesday morning after weeks of pressure, saying he wanted to spare his party further distraction. "I have always honored my parliamentary oath, I've always acted with integrity and I remain a loyal patriotic Australian," Dastyari told reporters as he announced his resignation. The Dastyari controversy prompted the introduction of new security laws last week, including a complete ban on foreigners donating to Australian political parties.

"The Chinese integrity of its borders is a matter for

OPTIONS:
- Australia," he told the gathering.
- Australian," he told the gathering.
- China," he told the gathering.
- Chinese," he told the gathering.
- Dastyari," he told the gathering.
- Opposition Labor," he told the gathering.
- Sam Dastyari," he told the gathering.


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Manuel Pellegrini announced he had bought the 'best defender in La Liga' on Thursday after Manchester City completed the £32million signing of Valencia's Nicolas Otamendi. The Argentina international passed his medical in Manchester and agreed terms on a five-year contract with the Barclays Premier League club. Otamendi had been linked with Manchester United and Real Madrid  but was unveiled as City's fifth signing following the arrivals of Raheem Sterling, Fabian Delph, Enes Unal and Patrick Roberts. It is thought Valencia may use the sale of the 27-year-old to write off part of the fee they still owe City for striker Alvaro Negredo.

Otamendi joined Valencia from Porto and made 35 appearances in

OPTIONS:
- Alvaro Negredo, scoring six goals.
- Argentina, scoring six goals.
- Arsenal, scoring six goals.
- Barclays Premier League, scoring six goals.
- Chelsea, scoring six goals.
- City, scoring six goals.
- Enes Unal, scoring six goals.
- Fabian Delph, scoring six goals.
- Fantasy Football, scoring six goals.
- La Liga, scoring six goals.
- MailOnline, scoring six goals.
- Man City, scoring six goals.
- Manchester, scoring six goals.
- Manchester City, scoring six goals.
- Manchester United, scoring six goals.
- Manuel Pellegrini, scoring six goals.
- Nicolas Otamendi, scoring six goals.
- Otamendi, scoring six goals.
- Patrick Roberts, scoring six goals.
- Raheem Sterling, scoring six goals.
- Real Madrid, scoring six goals.
- Valencia, scoring six goals.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump will arrive in Hamburg one week from Thursday to face Russian leader Vladimir Putin for the first time since taking office. The White House confirmed that the two leaders would huddle on the sidelines of the G20 summit in the northern German city. National security adviser H.R. McMaster confirmed the meeting during a briefing with reporters about the President's upcoming trip, which will also include a stop in Poland. The format for Trump and Putin's meeting at the G20 has not yet been set. National Economic Director Gary Cohn told reporters during the briefing that the agenda for Trump's sitdown with Putin was still being set. Afterward, National Security Council spokesman Michael Anton said Cohn and McMaster did not specify whether it would be a pull-aside or a formal bilateral because "it's not set."

The bill passed two weeks ago 98-2 despite concerns raised by the

OPTIONS:
- CNN administration.
- Donald Trump administration.
- G20 administration.
- German administration.
- Germany administration.
- Hamburg administration.
- Putin administration.
- Russian administration.
- Trump administration.
- Vladimir Putin administration.
- Washington administration.
- White House administration.


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The emotional moment that Australian journalist Peter Greste discovered that his colleagues had been freed from prison in Egypt has been captured on TV. Mr Greste had just wrapped up a pre-recording for the ABC program The Chaser's Media Circus on Wednesday night when a member of the production team handed a phone to host Craig Reucassel who immediately ambled over to the former inmate of the Al-Jazeera men. After a few seconds of bewilderment, a beaming smile crossed Mr Greste's face as the meaning behind the announcement dawned on him and his emotion was apparent. 'We've been fighting for the past eight months for this,' Mr Greste exclaimed to the audience before he thrust his fists into the air in celebration.

The two men - who were first imprisoned with Mr Greste in December 2013 in the case known as the ‘Marriott Cell’– have been released from prison and photographed walking around

OPTIONS:
- ABC as free men.
- Abded Fattah al as free men.
- Al as free men.
- Australian as free men.
- Baher Mohamed as free men.
- Craig Reucassel as free men.
- Egypt as free men.
- Egyptian as free men.
- Greste as free men.
- Jazeera as free men.
- Media Circus as free men.
- Mohamed Fahmy as free men.
- Moment as free men.
- Peter Greste as free men.
- Sisi as free men.
- The Chaser as free men.


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Washington (CNN) Americans are sharply divided over whether NFL players taking a knee during the National Anthem are doing the right thing to express their views, but a majority agree that President Donald Trump did the wrong thing by criticizing their actions, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS. Overall, 49% say the protesting players are doing the wrong thing to express their political opinion when they kneel during the National Anthem, while 43% say it's the right thing. Those views are sharply divided by race, partisanship and age. Among whites, 59% say the players are doing the wrong thing while 82% of blacks say it's the right thing to do. Almost 9 in 10 Republicans say it's the wrong thing (87%) while just about three-quarters of Democrats say the opposite (72%). And most younger Americans call it the right thing (56% among those under age 45) while a majority of older Americans say it's wrong (59% among those age 45 or older).

And there hasn't been a large shift in the share who see

OPTIONS:
- Americans as distracted from the nation's most important problems.
- CNN as distracted from the nation's most important problems.
- Democrats as distracted from the nation's most important problems.
- Donald Trump as distracted from the nation's most important problems.
- NFL as distracted from the nation's most important problems.
- National Anthem as distracted from the nation's most important problems.
- Republicans as distracted from the nation's most important problems.
- SSRS as distracted from the nation's most important problems.
- Trump as distracted from the nation's most important problems.
- Washington as distracted from the nation's most important problems.


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Former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez peers into a monitor as it displays evidence in his murder trial. One day there is a photograph of him smiling next to his fiancee on Father's Day, a few hours before the killing. Another shows Hernandez on video dancing at a gas station minutes before prosecutors say he picked up the victim. Former New England Patriots football player Aaron Hernandez sits with his defense attorney Charles Rankin during his murder trial at the Bristol County Superior Court in Fall River, Massachusetts Hernandez is charged with killing semiprofessional football player Odin Lloyd Hernandez has made hard faces at witnesses as they come of the stand, or even flirted in some cases

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Hernandez was not wearing the huge diamond engagement ring she typically sports on her left ring finger, but it was not clear whether Hernandez noticed or why it was missing.
- Bristol County Superior Court was not wearing the huge diamond engagement ring she typically sports on her left ring finger, but it was not clear whether Hernandez noticed or why it was missing.
- Charles Rankin was not wearing the huge diamond engagement ring she typically sports on her left ring finger, but it was not clear whether Hernandez noticed or why it was missing.
- Fall River was not wearing the huge diamond engagement ring she typically sports on her left ring finger, but it was not clear whether Hernandez noticed or why it was missing.
- Father's Day was not wearing the huge diamond engagement ring she typically sports on her left ring finger, but it was not clear whether Hernandez noticed or why it was missing.
- Hernandez was not wearing the huge diamond engagement ring she typically sports on her left ring finger, but it was not clear whether Hernandez noticed or why it was missing.
- Lloyd was not wearing the huge diamond engagement ring she typically sports on her left ring finger, but it was not clear whether Hernandez noticed or why it was missing.
- Massachusetts was not wearing the huge diamond engagement ring she typically sports on her left ring finger, but it was not clear whether Hernandez noticed or why it was missing.
- New England Patriots was not wearing the huge diamond engagement ring she typically sports on her left ring finger, but it was not clear whether Hernandez noticed or why it was missing.
- Odin Lloyd was not wearing the huge diamond engagement ring she typically sports on her left ring finger, but it was not clear whether Hernandez noticed or why it was missing.
- Shayanna Jenkins was not wearing the huge diamond engagement ring she typically sports on her left ring finger, but it was not clear whether Hernandez noticed or why it was missing.


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John Travolta claims Scientology has helped him 'save lives', including his own. The actor believes the controversial church is targeted 'because it's not understood'. And despite allegations that he has been blackmailed by the elders to remain in the congregation, he insists: 'I've loved every minute of it.' His words came in an interview with Good Morning America to promote his new thriller The Forger about the world's most infamous art plagiarist. But amid questions about the 61-year-old's penchant for oil painting, interviewer Amy Robach brought up Going Clear, the explosive new documentary that alleges church elders have a 'blackmail file' of 'damaging material' from Travolta's sessions with auditors.

He fielded the questions about Scientology during a press stop on his promotion tour of his movie

OPTIONS:
- Amy Robach
- Clear
- Forger
- Good Morning America
- John Travolta
- Scientology
- The Forger
- Travolta


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(CNN) -- In a place accustomed to tough stretches, this has been a particularly tough few days at the White House. After emerging from the showdown over the Republican-led government shutdown relatively unscathed, the Obama administration finds itself under assault on three fronts: problems surrounding Obamacare, the revelations of the U.S. spying on allies, and the 2012 attack on the U.S diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, the latter for which a senator has threatened to hold up all of the Obama administration's nominations. The controversies are sure to fuel continued Republican attacks on President Barack Obama and his Democratic allies as the nation gears up for midterm elections next year, and the White House has portrayed the attacks as so much partisan chatter.

The worst part for

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama may be figuring out what to do about it all -- not just the various individual fires, but more generally how to "take control of his own government," CNN chief political analyst Gloria Borger said.
- Benghazi may be figuring out what to do about it all -- not just the various individual fires, but more generally how to "take control of his own government," CNN chief political analyst Gloria Borger said.
- CNN may be figuring out what to do about it all -- not just the various individual fires, but more generally how to "take control of his own government," CNN chief political analyst Gloria Borger said.
- Democratic may be figuring out what to do about it all -- not just the various individual fires, but more generally how to "take control of his own government," CNN chief political analyst Gloria Borger said.
- Libya may be figuring out what to do about it all -- not just the various individual fires, but more generally how to "take control of his own government," CNN chief political analyst Gloria Borger said.
- Obama may be figuring out what to do about it all -- not just the various individual fires, but more generally how to "take control of his own government," CNN chief political analyst Gloria Borger said.
- Obamacare may be figuring out what to do about it all -- not just the various individual fires, but more generally how to "take control of his own government," CNN chief political analyst Gloria Borger said.
- Republican may be figuring out what to do about it all -- not just the various individual fires, but more generally how to "take control of his own government," CNN chief political analyst Gloria Borger said.
- U.S may be figuring out what to do about it all -- not just the various individual fires, but more generally how to "take control of his own government," CNN chief political analyst Gloria Borger said.
- U.S. may be figuring out what to do about it all -- not just the various individual fires, but more generally how to "take control of his own government," CNN chief political analyst Gloria Borger said.
- White House may be figuring out what to do about it all -- not just the various individual fires, but more generally how to "take control of his own government," CNN chief political analyst Gloria Borger said.


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A heavily armed Algerian jihadi who was preparing to attack churches in Paris on the orders is in custody this morning after being implicated in the murder of a young woman. The 24-year-old, named locally as Sid Ahmed Ghlam, had shot himself in the leg before his arrest by anti-terrorist officers in the 13th arrondissement in southern Paris on Sunday. This afternoon the Paris prosecutor said police found Arabic documents mentioning ISIS and Al Qaeda at the IT student's home, as well as evidence on his computer that he was in contact with a man in Syria 'who clearly asked him to target a church.'

The arrested man was an Algerian national studying computer science in

OPTIONS:
- Al Qaeda, and was known to the intelligence services.
- Algerian, and was known to the intelligence services.
- Arabic, and was known to the intelligence services.
- Aurelie Chatelain, and was known to the intelligence services.
- DNA, and was known to the intelligence services.
- ISIS, and was known to the intelligence services.
- Paris, and was known to the intelligence services.
- Sid Ahmed Ghlam, and was known to the intelligence services.
- Syria, and was known to the intelligence services.


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Barcelona fly to Japan on Sunday for the Fifa Club World Cup knowing that they probably will not be top of La Liga when they return after letting a two-goal lead slip against Deportivo. For the second time in a week they drew a game they seemed to be on course to win and they look in desperate need of reinforcements and a rest, not an energy sappying week-long trip to Japan. Leo Messi opened the scoring for them with a spectacular free-kick. It was number 18 in a Barcelona shirt – he has now scored just one fewer than Ronaldinho.

He caught it somewhere between the tongue and the outside of his right boot and Lux – as with the

OPTIONS:
- Ace Lionel Messi free-kick – had no chance.
- Alejandro Bergantinos free-kick – had no chance.
- Barcelona free-kick – had no chance.
- Deportivo free-kick – had no chance.
- Fifa Club World Cup free-kick – had no chance.
- Ivan Rakitic free-kick – had no chance.
- Japan free-kick – had no chance.
- La Liga free-kick – had no chance.
- Leo Messi free-kick – had no chance.
- Lucas Perez free-kick – had no chance.
- Messi free-kick – had no chance.
- Ronaldinho free-kick – had no chance.


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Ocean City, Maryland (CNN) Jeanine Patten-Coble was blindsided by her breast cancer diagnosis eight years ago. "When the cancer bomb goes off in your house, it's devastating," she said. At 39, a life-threatening disease had never been on her radar. Stunned, she asked her doctor if she could still leave for her family vacation the next day. He agreed. "We had so much fun that week. We got a chance to rest and relax," Patten-Coble said. "I felt like a mom; I didn't feel like a cancer patient." During the trip, she had to break the news to her young son. To clear her head and prepare herself, she went for a run. Jogging along the beach, she discovered an abandoned Coast Guard compound. The cluster of dilapidated houses gave her an idea.

OPTIONS:
- CNN-Coble: Cancer's a very isolating experience, so the wonderful thing about a retreat week is that everybody "gets it."
- Coast Guard-Coble: Cancer's a very isolating experience, so the wonderful thing about a retreat week is that everybody "gets it."
- Coble-Coble: Cancer's a very isolating experience, so the wonderful thing about a retreat week is that everybody "gets it."
- Jeanine Patten-Coble: Cancer's a very isolating experience, so the wonderful thing about a retreat week is that everybody "gets it."
- Little Pink Houses of Hope-Coble: Cancer's a very isolating experience, so the wonderful thing about a retreat week is that everybody "gets it."
- Maryland-Coble: Cancer's a very isolating experience, so the wonderful thing about a retreat week is that everybody "gets it."
- Ocean City-Coble: Cancer's a very isolating experience, so the wonderful thing about a retreat week is that everybody "gets it."
- Patten-Coble: Cancer's a very isolating experience, so the wonderful thing about a retreat week is that everybody "gets it."


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(CNN) Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Thursday he does not believe Mexico will pay for a wall along the border, something President Donald Trump has repeatedly promised. The Kentucky Republican was asked at a Politico Playbook event in Washington if he believes Mexico will fund the project aimed at blocking illegal immigration along the southern border. "Uh, no," he told Politico's Jake Sherman before laughing. McConnell said a wall is not the best way to secure some parts of the border. "I'm in favor of border security," he said. "There are some places along the border where that's probably not the best way to secure the border."

The Trump administration plans to ask for a relatively small amount of money to start building

OPTIONS:
- CNN's long-promised border wall this year.
- Donald Trump's long-promised border wall this year.
- Jake Sherman's long-promised border wall this year.
- Kelly's long-promised border wall this year.
- Kentucky's long-promised border wall this year.
- McConnell's long-promised border wall this year.
- Mexico's long-promised border wall this year.
- Mitch McConnell's long-promised border wall this year.
- Politico's long-promised border wall this year.
- Politico Playbook's long-promised border wall this year.
- Republican's long-promised border wall this year.
- Senate's long-promised border wall this year.
- Trump's long-promised border wall this year.
- Washington's long-promised border wall this year.


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With no sign of the Duchess of Cambridge in Ascot today it was left to Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie to fly the royal fashion flag. Ladies Day at Royal Ascot is famous for being the most glamorous date on the racing calendar, and as Kate stayed home with new baby Charlotte the sisters didn't disappoint, with Beatrice, especially, stepping up to the fashion plate in a perfectly put together racing outfit. Elder sister Beatrice, 26, who arrived in a carriage with her father Prince Andrew and the Queen, made sure she stood out in a bold orange and blue hat by Laura Apsit Livens.

On Tuesday

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- Ascot impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Beatrice impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Beulah London impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Britannia Stakes impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Capel Path impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Charlotte impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Duchess of Cambridge impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Elder impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Eugenie impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Gold Cup impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Kate impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Ladies Day impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Laura Apsit Livens impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Peter Pilotto impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Prince Andrew impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Royal Ascot impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Royal Box impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Rupert Sanderson impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Sophie impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.
- Sophie Wessex impressed style fans in a diamante-embellished picture hat by Nerida Fraiman and an elegant mint green skirt and blouse by couturier Fiona Clare.


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Russia presents the greatest threat to U.S. national security and its behavior is 'nothing short of alarming,' Marine General Joseph Dunford told lawmakers today as they weighed his nomination to become chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Relations between Moscow and the West have plunged to a post-Cold War low since Russia's intervention in Ukraine upended assumptions about the security of NATO's eastern flank. 'My assessment today,' said Dunford, the Marine Corps commandant, who is expected to swiftly win Senate confirmation to become the top U.S. military officer, 'is that Russia presents the greatest threat to our national security.'

Continuing, Earnest that

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- Cold War 'is somebody who has spent a lot of time thinking about these issues, and has his own view, but I think he would be the first to admit that that reflects his own view, and doesn't necessarily reflect....the consensus' or 'the analysis of the president's national security team.'
- Dunford 'is somebody who has spent a lot of time thinking about these issues, and has his own view, but I think he would be the first to admit that that reflects his own view, and doesn't necessarily reflect....the consensus' or 'the analysis of the president's national security team.'
- Joint Chiefs of Staff 'is somebody who has spent a lot of time thinking about these issues, and has his own view, but I think he would be the first to admit that that reflects his own view, and doesn't necessarily reflect....the consensus' or 'the analysis of the president's national security team.'
- Joseph Dunford 'is somebody who has spent a lot of time thinking about these issues, and has his own view, but I think he would be the first to admit that that reflects his own view, and doesn't necessarily reflect....the consensus' or 'the analysis of the president's national security team.'
- Marine Corps 'is somebody who has spent a lot of time thinking about these issues, and has his own view, but I think he would be the first to admit that that reflects his own view, and doesn't necessarily reflect....the consensus' or 'the analysis of the president's national security team.'
- Mitt Romney 'is somebody who has spent a lot of time thinking about these issues, and has his own view, but I think he would be the first to admit that that reflects his own view, and doesn't necessarily reflect....the consensus' or 'the analysis of the president's national security team.'
- Moscow 'is somebody who has spent a lot of time thinking about these issues, and has his own view, but I think he would be the first to admit that that reflects his own view, and doesn't necessarily reflect....the consensus' or 'the analysis of the president's national security team.'
- NATO 'is somebody who has spent a lot of time thinking about these issues, and has his own view, but I think he would be the first to admit that that reflects his own view, and doesn't necessarily reflect....the consensus' or 'the analysis of the president's national security team.'
- Obama 'is somebody who has spent a lot of time thinking about these issues, and has his own view, but I think he would be the first to admit that that reflects his own view, and doesn't necessarily reflect....the consensus' or 'the analysis of the president's national security team.'
- Russia 'is somebody who has spent a lot of time thinking about these issues, and has his own view, but I think he would be the first to admit that that reflects his own view, and doesn't necessarily reflect....the consensus' or 'the analysis of the president's national security team.'
- Senate 'is somebody who has spent a lot of time thinking about these issues, and has his own view, but I think he would be the first to admit that that reflects his own view, and doesn't necessarily reflect....the consensus' or 'the analysis of the president's national security team.'
- U.S. 'is somebody who has spent a lot of time thinking about these issues, and has his own view, but I think he would be the first to admit that that reflects his own view, and doesn't necessarily reflect....the consensus' or 'the analysis of the president's national security team.'
- Ukraine 'is somebody who has spent a lot of time thinking about these issues, and has his own view, but I think he would be the first to admit that that reflects his own view, and doesn't necessarily reflect....the consensus' or 'the analysis of the president's national security team.'
- West 'is somebody who has spent a lot of time thinking about these issues, and has his own view, but I think he would be the first to admit that that reflects his own view, and doesn't necessarily reflect....the consensus' or 'the analysis of the president's national security team.'
- White House 'is somebody who has spent a lot of time thinking about these issues, and has his own view, but I think he would be the first to admit that that reflects his own view, and doesn't necessarily reflect....the consensus' or 'the analysis of the president's national security team.'


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Derry, New Hampshire (CNN) -- The war over women arrived in New Hampshire this week -- in the form of a press release. "New Shaheen Campaign Ad Highlights Scott Brown's Anti-Choice Record and Extreme Bill He Introduced," reporters were informed Tuesday morning by email, just hours before Sen. Jeanne Shaheen was to host a women's-themed campaign event in Derry. Shaheen's ad is a brutal one -- particularly against someone who is a self-proclaimed "pro-choice independent Republican." In ominous tones, the ad reveals that when he was a state legislator in Massachusetts, the state Brown used to live in and later represented in the U.S. Senate, he backed a bill that would "force women considering abortion to look at color photographs of developing fetuses."

Shaheen does not, so she brings up another sore point for Brown: his decision to sell his home in Massachusetts last year and move to the

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- Anti-Choice Record to run for Senate.
- Brown to run for Senate.
- CNN to run for Senate.
- Derry to run for Senate.
- Extreme Bill He Introduced to run for Senate.
- Jeanne Shaheen to run for Senate.
- Massachusetts to run for Senate.
- New Hampshire to run for Senate.
- New Shaheen Campaign Ad Highlights to run for Senate.
- Republican to run for Senate.
- Scott Brown to run for Senate.
- Shaheen to run for Senate.
- U.S. Senate to run for Senate.


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A sensible support care worker who never thought she would fall victim to an immigration marriage scam has revealed how she was conned by a love rat she met on holiday. Julie Dag, now 50, from Bournemouth, was left heartbroken and down £20,000 after falling for local musician Lamin Sidibeh while on holiday in The Gambia in West Africa in 2007. At the time she was newly single at 43 and thought she had found true love with Lamin, 29. Resolute: Julie is putting the past behind her and moving on with her life after getting a divorce in 2011

Her husband managed to get a job in a fish and chip shop but

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- Bournemouth said he didn't spend his free time with her.
- Julie said he didn't spend his free time with her.
- Julie Dag said he didn't spend his free time with her.
- Lamin said he didn't spend his free time with her.
- Lamin Sidibeh said he didn't spend his free time with her.
- Resolute said he didn't spend his free time with her.
- The Gambia said he didn't spend his free time with her.
- UK said he didn't spend his free time with her.
- West Africa said he didn't spend his free time with her.


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(CNN) Hunkered in a Vietnam bunker, with rockets and mortar shells raining down, the two Marines made a pact. It was New year's Eve, 1968. And they promised that if they survived the war and made it home alive, the two would call each other every New Year's Eve. And they did. For nearly half a century, Master Sgt. William Cox and Sgt. James Hollingsworth checked up on each other. But on Sunday, Cox will ring in the New Year alone. His friend "Hollie" died in October. He was 80 years old. A promise made Cox and Hollingsworth flew missions together as helicopter door gunners. On the ground in Vietnam, Hollingsworth helped maintain the choppers. Cox kept track of ammunition.

He gave

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- Cox's eulogy and then stood vigil beside the coffin.
- Hollie's eulogy and then stood vigil beside the coffin.
- Hollingsworth's eulogy and then stood vigil beside the coffin.
- James Hollingsworth's eulogy and then stood vigil beside the coffin.
- Marines's eulogy and then stood vigil beside the coffin.
- New Year's eulogy and then stood vigil beside the coffin.
- Vietnam's eulogy and then stood vigil beside the coffin.
- William Cox's eulogy and then stood vigil beside the coffin.


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Commerce, Georgia (CNN) On Friday nights, the crowds would pack the high school football stadium in this small Georgia town, many just to catch a glimpse of the main attraction: #47, Ronald Moon. With his blinding speed, Moon was as bright a star as any the state had ever seen on a high school football field. His talents made him a starting running back for a big-time college football program and put him on the verge of a possible NFL career. But just as fans were once drawn to watch him play, Moon was pulled down another path in life -- one consumed by a drug addiction that eventually led to a prison cell, where he expected to spend the rest of his life.

"He said, 'I don't know who you serve, but you need to start thanking them right now ...

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- CNN just granted you clemency,'" Moon said.
- Georgia just granted you clemency,'" Moon said.
- Moon just granted you clemency,'" Moon said.
- NFL just granted you clemency,'" Moon said.
- Obama just granted you clemency,'" Moon said.
- Ronald Moon just granted you clemency,'" Moon said.


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Andrew Strauss sat in the stands at Twickenham and watched England’s Rugby World Cup unravel with a devastating defeat against Australia. It is why he is so anxious now that cricket should not make the same mistakes. It was all too easy to miss the crux of Strauss’s mission statement when he was appointed as England’s team director in May. The man who was such a success as an orthodox opening batsman and Test captain wanted England to turn their backs on more than a century of tradition and treat what was once known as hit-and-giggle cricket just as seriously.

It is Strauss’s job to make sure they do not fall flat on their faces like their rugby counterparts and miss a golden chance to promote the sport by repeating the mistakes that have blighted many a cricket

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Strauss.
- Australia.
- England.
- Strauss.
- Twickenham.
- World Cup.


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How could Manchester United go from being champions in 2013 to being so unrecognisably bad now? Yes, Louis van Gaal is the first stop when it comes to taking responsibility for the current blunders but there is more to it than that. I'm wondering if Sir Alex Ferguson is ready to put his hand up and accept some of the blame. It seems a bit too easy to trot out the standard lines: 'Van Gaal is useless' or 'it's Wayne Rooney's fault'. Some are so incredibly rude they're declaring Van Gaal is too old. Sharper analysis is required. For such a great club to have fallen on such hard times (by their own extraordinarily high standards) and look so devoid of the verve and energy they used to have, must be down not just to what the current manager is doing. No, it must also involve more long-term mistakes and misguided thinking.

Manchester City, on and off the field, are leaving

OPTIONS:
- Alex Ferguson behind.
- Bournemouth behind.
- Legendary behind.
- Louis van Gaal behind.
- Manchester United behind.
- Old Trafford behind.
- Sharper behind.
- United behind.
- Van Gaal behind.
- Wayne Rooney behind.


(CNN) Coalition forces, including American military operatives, killed a senior ISIS leader when conducting an operation on the Iraqi-Syrian border Wednesday, officials said. Killed was Sami Jassim Mohammed Al-Jabouri, known by the nom de guerre Haji Hamad, said the Kurdistan Region Security Council. His reported death is the latest victory in the coalition's ongoing fight against the terrorist organization's financial staying power. Jabouri was responsible for ISIS operations regarding natural resources in Iraq and Syria. He and an aide were killed in the operation. The United States has not verified Jabouri was the man killed in the mission but verified he was a key figure in ISIS oil operations.

During that time, the population living under

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- American rule has fallen from 9 million to 6 million.
- CNN rule has fallen from 9 million to 6 million.
- Coalition rule has fallen from 9 million to 6 million.
- ISIS rule has fallen from 9 million to 6 million.
- Iraq rule has fallen from 9 million to 6 million.
- Iraqi rule has fallen from 9 million to 6 million.
- Jabouri rule has fallen from 9 million to 6 million.
- Kurdistan Region Security Council rule has fallen from 9 million to 6 million.
- Sami Jassim Mohammed Al rule has fallen from 9 million to 6 million.
- Syria rule has fallen from 9 million to 6 million.
- Syrian rule has fallen from 9 million to 6 million.
- United States rule has fallen from 9 million to 6 million.
- de guerre Haji Hamad rule has fallen from 9 million to 6 million.


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St. Louis, Missouri (CNN) Donald Trump threatened to jail Hillary Clinton. He admitted paying no federal income taxes and threw his running mate under the bus on foreign policy. The Republican nominee dismissed his sexually aggressive comments about women as "locker room talk." He attacked Hillary Clinton over Bill Clinton's alleged sexual misconduct. And he repeatedly made false claims and factual errors. For Trump, it was a real improvement. The second presidential won't catapult Trump past Clinton -- but it might save his candidacy from the cratering that appeared imminent in the 48 hours leading up to their showdown in St. Louis.

There was plenty of red meat -- from his lock-her-up promises to the stagecraft of his attack on

OPTIONS:
- Bill Clinton.
- CNN.
- Clinton.
- Donald Trump.
- Hillary Clinton.
- Missouri.
- Republican.
- St. Louis.
- Trump.


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Wales' scouting party reported back on 'awesome' Belgium in Paris - but manager Chris Coleman still expects Gareth Bale and company to cause the world's second best team problems on Friday. Coleman and his assistant Osian Roberts were among the Stade de France crowd on Sunday night as Euro 2016 qualifying rivals Belgium showed the class which has taken them to second spot in the FIFA rankings with a 4-3 victory. Only two late France goals made the scoreline respectable for the hosts as Belgium, who lead Group B on goal difference at the halfway stage of the campaign, sent out a warning to second-placed Wales ahead of their crunch visit to the Cardiff City Stadium.

'I don't think there's any club or national team that has a centre back marking on the edge of the box on defensive corners, like

OPTIONS:
- Belgium do, so that shows what they've got in terms of aerial threat.'
- Cardiff City Stadium do, so that shows what they've got in terms of aerial threat.'
- Chris Coleman do, so that shows what they've got in terms of aerial threat.'
- Coleman do, so that shows what they've got in terms of aerial threat.'
- Euro 2016 do, so that shows what they've got in terms of aerial threat.'
- FIFA do, so that shows what they've got in terms of aerial threat.'
- France do, so that shows what they've got in terms of aerial threat.'
- Gareth Bale do, so that shows what they've got in terms of aerial threat.'
- Osian Roberts do, so that shows what they've got in terms of aerial threat.'
- Paris do, so that shows what they've got in terms of aerial threat.'
- Roberts do, so that shows what they've got in terms of aerial threat.'
- Stade de France do, so that shows what they've got in terms of aerial threat.'
- Wales do, so that shows what they've got in terms of aerial threat.'
- Welsh do, so that shows what they've got in terms of aerial threat.'


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He only scored seven goals in 33 matches last season and now Pavel Pogrebnyak wants to change his shirt number to justify being the highest-paid striker in the Championship on £1.5million-a-year. The 31-year-old Russian has already asked club-mate and Wales international Hal Robson-Kanu if they can swap numbers next season so he can wear the traditional goalscorer's No 9 rather than No 7 to bring himself a change of luck. Pogrebnyak has seen his career nosedive since he joined Reading in 2012 when they were a Premier League club. Since then, The Royals have been relegated and finished only 19th in The Championship last season. Even so, he continues to collect a wage the club claims to be £30,000-a-week - more than what former Spurs and England striker Darren Bent will be getting at Derby County.

'I've already agreed a trade-in with Hal Robson-

OPTIONS:
- Championship who played at No 9 (last season), while I was number seven,' said Pogrebnyak.
- Darren Bent who played at No 9 (last season), while I was number seven,' said Pogrebnyak.
- Derby County who played at No 9 (last season), while I was number seven,' said Pogrebnyak.
- England who played at No 9 (last season), while I was number seven,' said Pogrebnyak.
- Hal Robson who played at No 9 (last season), while I was number seven,' said Pogrebnyak.
- Kanu who played at No 9 (last season), while I was number seven,' said Pogrebnyak.
- Pavel Pogrebnyak who played at No 9 (last season), while I was number seven,' said Pogrebnyak.
- Pogrebnyak who played at No 9 (last season), while I was number seven,' said Pogrebnyak.
- Premier League who played at No 9 (last season), while I was number seven,' said Pogrebnyak.
- Reading who played at No 9 (last season), while I was number seven,' said Pogrebnyak.
- Russian who played at No 9 (last season), while I was number seven,' said Pogrebnyak.
- Spurs who played at No 9 (last season), while I was number seven,' said Pogrebnyak.
- The Championship who played at No 9 (last season), while I was number seven,' said Pogrebnyak.
- The Royals who played at No 9 (last season), while I was number seven,' said Pogrebnyak.
- Wales who played at No 9 (last season), while I was number seven,' said Pogrebnyak.


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Mexico City (CNN) Tom Brady's missing Super Bowl jerseys have been found. The jersey worn last month by the New England Patriots' quarterback during Super Bowl LI in Houston was recovered at the home of a former newspaper editor, Mexico's National Security Commission told CNN on  Monday. Mexico's federal police and the FBI conducted a raid at the home of La Prensa director Mauricio Ortega on March 12, according to the commission. Ortega resigned two days later for "personal reasons," the tabloid said in a statement. The investigation also netted the jersey Brady wore in 2015 when the Patriots defeated the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl XLIX, the NFL said. That game was played at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.

The

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- Arizona referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Brady referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- CNN referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- FBI referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Glendale referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Houston referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- La Prensa referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Mauricio Ortega referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Mexico referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Mexico City referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- NFL referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- National Security Commission referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- New England Patriots referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Ortega referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Patriots referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Seattle Seahawks referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Super Bowl referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Super Bowl LI referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Super Bowl XLIX referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- Tom Brady referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.
- University of Phoenix Stadium referred additional questions to the FBI, citing the ongoing investigation.