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Julie Hamp, Toyota's most senior female executive, has resigned following her arrest in Japan on suspicion of drug law violations, the automaker said Wednesday. Hamp tendered her resignation through her attorneys on Tuesday, and Toyota Motor Corp. accepted it because of 'the concerns and inconvenience that recent events have caused our stakeholders,' the company said. Hamp, a 55-year-old American who was Toyota's newly appointed head of public relations, was arrested on June 18 on suspicion of importing oxycodone, a narcotic pain killer, into Japan. The drug is tightly controlled in the country. Toyota declined to disclose other details, noting the investigation was ongoing.

He also has said he believes

OPTIONS:
- American did not intend to break the law.
- Hamp did not intend to break the law.
- Japan did not intend to break the law.
- Japanese did not intend to break the law.
- Julie Hamp did not intend to break the law.
- Narcotics did not intend to break the law.
- Toyota did not intend to break the law.
- Toyota Motor Corp. did not intend to break the law.
- U.S. did not intend to break the law.


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(CNN) Nothing says Donald Trump has the judgment and temperament to be President of the United States like tweeting at 7:14 on Sunday morning that he thinks "Saturday Night Live" should be canceled. But there was Trump, just 24 days before the election, composing yet another unhinged tweet as most Americans were still sleeping: "Watched 'Saturday Night Live' hit job on me. Time to retire the boring and unfunny show. Alec Baldwin portrayal stinks. Media rigging election!" Apparently Trump was upset with the way SNL depicted him in a sketch based on the second presidential debate. While the sketch mocked Hillary Clinton on numerous occasions for being too calculated and insincere, apparently that was not good enough for Trump.

Perhaps

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- Alec Baldwin was angered that one of the best moments of the sketch was when SNL highlighted Trump's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- American was angered that one of the best moments of the sketch was when SNL highlighted Trump's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- Americans was angered that one of the best moments of the sketch was when SNL highlighted Trump's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- Dean Obeidallah was angered that one of the best moments of the sketch was when SNL highlighted Trump's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- Donald Trump was angered that one of the best moments of the sketch was when SNL highlighted Trump's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- Hillary Clinton was angered that one of the best moments of the sketch was when SNL highlighted Trump's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- SNL was angered that one of the best moments of the sketch was when SNL highlighted Trump's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- Saturday Night Live was angered that one of the best moments of the sketch was when SNL highlighted Trump's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- Trump was angered that one of the best moments of the sketch was when SNL highlighted Trump's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- Twitter was angered that one of the best moments of the sketch was when SNL highlighted Trump's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- United States was angered that one of the best moments of the sketch was when SNL highlighted Trump's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.


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(CNN) On Saturday morning, most of us laughed off President Donald Trump's Twitter storm accusing former President Barack Obama of wiretapping his phones during the campaign. After all, as noted widely in the media, Trump had offered zero evidence for his bizarre claim. Soon, the jokes were flying at Trump's expense. That evening, on "Saturday Night Live," the show's "Weekend Update" co-anchor Michael Che said it best -- with a bonus reference to Ivanka Trump:  "Well, this Saturday morning, while his nurse was at temple, Grandpa shuffled out of his room and got into his Twitter again." All I could think do is wonder is what's next: Trump accusing Obama of being the one who gave Warren Beatty the wrong envelope at the Oscars? Or maybe, even, Trump accusing Obama of killing Tupac?

Just found out that Obama had my "wires tapped" in

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama just before the victory.
- Congress just before the victory.
- Donald Trump just before the victory.
- Grandpa just before the victory.
- Ivanka Trump just before the victory.
- Michael Che just before the victory.
- Obama just before the victory.
- Obeidallah just before the victory.
- Oscars just before the victory.
- Saturday Night Live just before the victory.
- Trump just before the victory.
- Tupac just before the victory.
- Twitter just before the victory.
- Warren Beatty just before the victory.
- Weekend Update just before the victory.


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Liam Broady may be a bearded vagabond, but when he exited the gentlemen’s singles here on Wednesday in the lunchtime sun, he left behind a princely imprint on the affections of Middle England. But he still sees no prospect of reconciliation with his father Simon and suggested he made a wise choice not to watch him in action against Belgium’s David Goffin, the pair have been estranged ever since he fell back under Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) tutelage three years ago. ‘He’s my dad. He’ll probably keep track of the scores and stuff I’m sure, because I am his son at the end of the day,’ said Broady. ‘But I think it’s best for me and for him that he stays away from the court.’

In a world of occasionally monochrome sportsmen, it was good to have a maverick spirit to wash down the strawberries-and-cream proprieties of

OPTIONS:
- Belgium.
- British.
- Broady.
- David Goffin.
- LTA.
- Lawn Tennis Association.
- Liam Broady.
- Middle England.
- Simon.
- Wimbledon.


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(CNN) The departure of Neymar from Barcelona to Paris St Germain for a world record fee has it all. A young Brazilian soccer player who came to Europe to seek fame and fortune is offered ludicrous sums to abandon a world-famous club for a Qatari-bankrolled upstart. The deal speaks volumes about the almost insane sums of money being thrown at players and clubs in Europe as the continent's transfer market goes into hyper-drive. The influx of cash into European soccer over the past few years has been driven by the Gulf states and (more recently) by China, and by the enormous revenues earned by the top clubs through sponsorship and television rights.

Perhaps that was the moment that PSG decided

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona must be theirs.
- Brazilian must be theirs.
- CNN must be theirs.
- China must be theirs.
- Europe must be theirs.
- European must be theirs.
- Gulf must be theirs.
- Neymar must be theirs.
- Paris St Germain must be theirs.
- Qatari must be theirs.


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(CNN) Sen. Mark Warner says the "million-dollar question" still unanswered about the Facebook election ads sold to Russian-linked accounts was how the Russians knew whom to target on Facebook. Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate intelligence panel, told CNN the committee expects this week to begin viewing the 3,000 Russian-linked Facebook ads, which Facebook earlier this month disclosed were connected to more than 450 inauthentic accounts. Facebook agreed last week to turn the ads over to the House and Senate intelligence committees. Warner's burning question involves not just the content of the ads but how they were deployed. "Did they know this just by following political news in America? Did they geo-target both geography and by demographics in ways that at least at first blush appear pretty sophisticated? These are the kind of questions that we need to get answered and that's why we need them in a public hearing," Warner said.

"A lot of the same claims that have been made about

OPTIONS:
- America, have also been made about Twitter," Warner said, adding that it was "too early" to tell if they would be cooperative with congressional efforts to determine the scope of Russian attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- CNN, have also been made about Twitter," Warner said, adding that it was "too early" to tell if they would be cooperative with congressional efforts to determine the scope of Russian attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- Democrat, have also been made about Twitter," Warner said, adding that it was "too early" to tell if they would be cooperative with congressional efforts to determine the scope of Russian attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- Facebook, have also been made about Twitter," Warner said, adding that it was "too early" to tell if they would be cooperative with congressional efforts to determine the scope of Russian attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- House, have also been made about Twitter," Warner said, adding that it was "too early" to tell if they would be cooperative with congressional efforts to determine the scope of Russian attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- Mark Warner, have also been made about Twitter," Warner said, adding that it was "too early" to tell if they would be cooperative with congressional efforts to determine the scope of Russian attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- Russian, have also been made about Twitter," Warner said, adding that it was "too early" to tell if they would be cooperative with congressional efforts to determine the scope of Russian attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- Russians, have also been made about Twitter," Warner said, adding that it was "too early" to tell if they would be cooperative with congressional efforts to determine the scope of Russian attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- Senate, have also been made about Twitter," Warner said, adding that it was "too early" to tell if they would be cooperative with congressional efforts to determine the scope of Russian attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- Twitter, have also been made about Twitter," Warner said, adding that it was "too early" to tell if they would be cooperative with congressional efforts to determine the scope of Russian attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- Warner, have also been made about Twitter," Warner said, adding that it was "too early" to tell if they would be cooperative with congressional efforts to determine the scope of Russian attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.


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Lionel Messi's foot swelling is still a concern for Barcelona after the Argentine star missed both games for his country during the international break, and he now faces tests to determine whether he will be fit to tackle Celta Vigo on Sunday. The worries about Messi's fitness make the front cover of Spanish paper SPORT, who say that the four-time Ballon d'Or winner wants to play as his side look to close in on the La Liga title. However, those hopes could be curtailed by tests on Thursday. Team-mate Gerard Pique had spoken of his optimism regarding Messi's chances of playing on Saturday but it seems far from certain with AS labelling him a 'doubt'.

OPTIONS:
- Argentine is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.
- Ballon d'Or is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.
- Barcelona is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.
- Celta Vigo is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.
- Chelsea is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.
- Danilo is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.
- Gerard Pique is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.
- Jose Luis Gaya is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.
- L'Equipe is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.
- La Liga is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.
- Lionel Messi is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.
- Manchester City is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.
- Messi is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.
- Monaco is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.
- Radamel Falcao is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.
- Real Madrid is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.
- Spanish is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.
- Valencia is a 19-year-old left back playing for Valencia as part of the defence with the second-best record in La Liga this season.


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Hillary Rodham Clinton accused former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush of lacking an understanding of the needs of American workers on Monday - using an agenda-setting economic speech to cast Republican prescriptions for the economy as relics of the past that would do little to boost wages for the middle-class. But in the middle of her presentation at the famously progressive New School in New York City, a protester heckled her with demands that she separate commercial and investment banks as a populist move against Wall Street. The protester, later identified as Daniel Burke, a supporter of far-left political gadfly Lyndon LaRouche, demanded to know if Clinton would restore the Glass-Seagall Act as president.

OPTIONS:
- American's economic framework will be followed by a series of speeches this summer to outline a number of economic proposals, including wage growth, college affordability, corporate accountability and paid leave.
- Americans's economic framework will be followed by a series of speeches this summer to outline a number of economic proposals, including wage growth, college affordability, corporate accountability and paid leave.
- Clinton's economic framework will be followed by a series of speeches this summer to outline a number of economic proposals, including wage growth, college affordability, corporate accountability and paid leave.
- Daniel Burke's economic framework will be followed by a series of speeches this summer to outline a number of economic proposals, including wage growth, college affordability, corporate accountability and paid leave.
- Florida's economic framework will be followed by a series of speeches this summer to outline a number of economic proposals, including wage growth, college affordability, corporate accountability and paid leave.
- Glass's economic framework will be followed by a series of speeches this summer to outline a number of economic proposals, including wage growth, college affordability, corporate accountability and paid leave.
- Hillary Rodham Clinton's economic framework will be followed by a series of speeches this summer to outline a number of economic proposals, including wage growth, college affordability, corporate accountability and paid leave.
- Jeb Bush's economic framework will be followed by a series of speeches this summer to outline a number of economic proposals, including wage growth, college affordability, corporate accountability and paid leave.
- Lyndon LaRouche's economic framework will be followed by a series of speeches this summer to outline a number of economic proposals, including wage growth, college affordability, corporate accountability and paid leave.
- NYC's economic framework will be followed by a series of speeches this summer to outline a number of economic proposals, including wage growth, college affordability, corporate accountability and paid leave.
- New School's economic framework will be followed by a series of speeches this summer to outline a number of economic proposals, including wage growth, college affordability, corporate accountability and paid leave.
- New York City's economic framework will be followed by a series of speeches this summer to outline a number of economic proposals, including wage growth, college affordability, corporate accountability and paid leave.
- Protester's economic framework will be followed by a series of speeches this summer to outline a number of economic proposals, including wage growth, college affordability, corporate accountability and paid leave.
- Republican's economic framework will be followed by a series of speeches this summer to outline a number of economic proposals, including wage growth, college affordability, corporate accountability and paid leave.
- Seagall Act's economic framework will be followed by a series of speeches this summer to outline a number of economic proposals, including wage growth, college affordability, corporate accountability and paid leave.
- Wall Street's economic framework will be followed by a series of speeches this summer to outline a number of economic proposals, including wage growth, college affordability, corporate accountability and paid leave.


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President Barack Obama has been battling against fierce opposition to his Iran nuclear deal but, yesterday, his plans drew the unprecedented support of  29 of the nation's top scientists. The president's Iran nuclear deal was praised by the scientists who include  former White house advisers, Nobel laureates, and makers of nuclear arms. Their support will come as a welcome respite for the President who has faced stiff opposition on the deal from members of his own party - including Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer. On Thursday, Schumer of New York - widely considered to be one of the most important Jewish voices in congress - made his opposition clear. He flatly said he will 'vote to disapprove the agreement.'

The letter applauded the proposed Iran deal and shoots down the idea that

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama may be able to create nuclear weapons in secret.
- Chuck Schumer may be able to create nuclear weapons in secret.
- Democratic may be able to create nuclear weapons in secret.
- Iran may be able to create nuclear weapons in secret.
- Jewish may be able to create nuclear weapons in secret.
- New York may be able to create nuclear weapons in secret.
- Nobel may be able to create nuclear weapons in secret.
- Obama may be able to create nuclear weapons in secret.
- Schumer may be able to create nuclear weapons in secret.
- White house may be able to create nuclear weapons in secret.


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A former Serbian commander during the Balkans war, known as 'Captain Dragan', will be extradited from Australia to Croatia to face charges of war crimes. Dragan Vasiljkovic will be transferred by Croatian police from Australia on Wednesday morning to Zagreb, where he will be arrested the moment he steps foot off the plane, according to The Australian. Vasiljkovic - an Australian citizen, former army reservist and ally of Yugoslav dictator Slobodan Milosevic - joined the fighting that would later become a genocide in the self-declared Serbian republic of Krajina at the beginning of the 1990s. The 60-year-old has worked as a golf instructor in Perth since 2005 and went by the name Daniel Snedden.

The Australian has carried out an almost decade-long campaign to ensure

OPTIONS:
- Australia would have to answer for his alleged crimes.
- Australian would have to answer for his alleged crimes.
- Australian Justice Department would have to answer for his alleged crimes.
- Balkans would have to answer for his alleged crimes.
- Balkans War would have to answer for his alleged crimes.
- Captain Dragan would have to answer for his alleged crimes.
- Croatia would have to answer for his alleged crimes.
- Croatian would have to answer for his alleged crimes.
- Daniel Snedden would have to answer for his alleged crimes.
- Dragan Vasiljkovic would have to answer for his alleged crimes.
- Krajina would have to answer for his alleged crimes.
- Perth would have to answer for his alleged crimes.
- Serbian would have to answer for his alleged crimes.
- Slobodan Milosevic would have to answer for his alleged crimes.
- Vasiljkovic would have to answer for his alleged crimes.
- Yugoslav would have to answer for his alleged crimes.
- Zagreb would have to answer for his alleged crimes.


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(CNN) A few months after the massive 2010 earthquake in Haiti, I stood on the terrace of my hotel and looked out onto the Champs de Mars plaza, a central square in Port-au-Prince that had become an encampment for people who'd lost their homes. It was May and the skies looked ominous as a storm hurtled toward the Haitian capital. What would become of all the Haitians left homeless in the quake, I wondered. How would they make it through the rainy season? That storm, of course, paled in comparison to the force of Hurricane Matthew, which pummeled Haiti on Tuesday with 145 mph winds and heavy rain.

Walking around

OPTIONS:
- Champs de Mars-au-Prince in its aftermath, I saw one apocalyptic block after another.
- Haiti-au-Prince in its aftermath, I saw one apocalyptic block after another.
- Haitian-au-Prince in its aftermath, I saw one apocalyptic block after another.
- Haitians-au-Prince in its aftermath, I saw one apocalyptic block after another.
- Matthew-au-Prince in its aftermath, I saw one apocalyptic block after another.
- Port-au-Prince in its aftermath, I saw one apocalyptic block after another.


(CNN) A student is being hailed as a hero after he was killed Wednesday while trying to stop a shooting at a high school near near Spokane, Washington. The shooter had brought "multiple weapons" to the small school, officials said. One jammed as he tried to open fire, Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich said in a news conference Wednesday. That's when a student, identified by local media and CNN affiliates as Sam Strahan, stepped in to try to stop the shooter and save lives. He paid his own. "It sounds like he tried to walk up and tell him 'this isn't what you want to do,'" Sheriff Knezovich said.

The school, which is between

OPTIONS:
- CNN and Rockford, has 327 students, according to media reports.
- Freeman High School and Rockford, has 327 students, according to media reports.
- Knezovich and Rockford, has 327 students, according to media reports.
- Ozzie Knezovich and Rockford, has 327 students, according to media reports.
- Sam Strahan and Rockford, has 327 students, according to media reports.
- Spokane and Rockford, has 327 students, according to media reports.
- Spokane County and Rockford, has 327 students, according to media reports.
- Washington and Rockford, has 327 students, according to media reports.


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The Donald Sterling scandal has claimed collateral damage: the president of the NAACP's Los Angeles chapter. Leon Jenkins resigned Thursday, after the civil rights group came under fire for its plans to present a lifetime achievement award to the Los Angeles Clippers owner. Meanwhile on Friday, Sterling's purported girlfriend said through her attorney she was merely a platonic friend, with no sexual relationship with the NBA team owner. Sterling is accused of making racist comments against African-Americans in an audio recording that surfaced last weekend that purportedly depict an argument between Sterling and V. Stiviano. On Friday, Sterling was quoted on DuJour.com as saying "I wish I had just paid her off" in reference to Stiviano. The site, which specified that Sterling was referring to Stiviano in a discussion with one of its writers, didn't state when the remark was made.

Earlier this week, the

OPTIONS:
- Donald Sterling's commissioner came down hard on Sterling, ordering him out of his team's business and pushing to force him to sell over the remarks that caused a firestorm since becoming public last weekend.
- DuJour.com's commissioner came down hard on Sterling, ordering him out of his team's business and pushing to force him to sell over the remarks that caused a firestorm since becoming public last weekend.
- L.A. NAACP's commissioner came down hard on Sterling, ordering him out of his team's business and pushing to force him to sell over the remarks that caused a firestorm since becoming public last weekend.
- Leon Jenkins's commissioner came down hard on Sterling, ordering him out of his team's business and pushing to force him to sell over the remarks that caused a firestorm since becoming public last weekend.
- Los Angeles's commissioner came down hard on Sterling, ordering him out of his team's business and pushing to force him to sell over the remarks that caused a firestorm since becoming public last weekend.
- Los Angeles Clippers's commissioner came down hard on Sterling, ordering him out of his team's business and pushing to force him to sell over the remarks that caused a firestorm since becoming public last weekend.
- NAACP's commissioner came down hard on Sterling, ordering him out of his team's business and pushing to force him to sell over the remarks that caused a firestorm since becoming public last weekend.
- NBA's commissioner came down hard on Sterling, ordering him out of his team's business and pushing to force him to sell over the remarks that caused a firestorm since becoming public last weekend.
- Sterling's commissioner came down hard on Sterling, ordering him out of his team's business and pushing to force him to sell over the remarks that caused a firestorm since becoming public last weekend.
- Stiviano's commissioner came down hard on Sterling, ordering him out of his team's business and pushing to force him to sell over the remarks that caused a firestorm since becoming public last weekend.
- V. Stiviano's commissioner came down hard on Sterling, ordering him out of his team's business and pushing to force him to sell over the remarks that caused a firestorm since becoming public last weekend.


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(CNN) The US ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, has told CNN that removing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad from power is a priority, cementing an extraordinary U-turn in the Trump administration's stance on the embattled leader. Two days after the US launched military strikes on a Syrian airbase in response to a chemical weapons attack widely blamed on the Assad regime, Haley said Assad's departure was inevitable. But before Tuesday's chemical attack on the rebel-held town of Khan Sheikhoun, which killed 89 people, Haley had said toppling Assad was not a priority. President Donald Trump, before his election, described fighting ISIS and seeking Assad's removal at the same time as "idiocy."

Five days before the Khan Sheikhoun attack, Haley had indicated the US had ditched the Obama administration's policy of removing

OPTIONS:
- Assad.
- Bashar al.
- CNN.
- Donald Trump.
- Haley.
- ISIS.
- Khan Sheikhoun.
- Nikki Haley.
- Syria.
- Syrian.
- Trump.
- US.
- United Nations.


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(Mashable) -- Sir Howard Stringer, CEO of Sony, accidentally told everyone in the world that his company will be supplying image sensors for Apple's iPhone 5. In an interview late Friday with the Wall Street Journal's Walt Mossberg, the Sony chief was talking about earthquake damage to 15 of the Sony's factories in Japan, and inadvertently mentioned that a camera sensor made in one of those plants is on its way to Apple, and that sensor would be delayed because of the quake and tsunami. Stringer didn't specifically say that Sony is building an 8-megapixel image sensor that will go into the iPhone 5, but since Sony is currently not manufacturing any image sensors for Apple, this confirmed that Sony plans to supply components of the iPhone 5.

Early on, he raised the irony of Sony supplying camera components for

OPTIONS:
- Apple devices.
- Howard Stringer devices.
- Japan devices.
- Mashable devices.
- OmniVision devices.
- Sony devices.
- Stringer devices.
- Wall Street Journal devices.
- Walt Mossberg devices.
- iPhone 5 devices.


Harry Belafonte, one of the nation's most prominent African-American performers and social activists, is suing the children of the nation's pre-eminent civil rights leader, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. The battle between the families of civil rights titans, over three documents, is detailed in a  federal court lawsuit Belafonte filed against Bernice King, Dexter King and Martin Luther King III. The dispute began in 2008 when Belafonte tried to sell the documents through a Sotheby's auction in what he said was a fundraiser for a community organization. The King estate stopped the sale, alleging the documents did not belong to Belafonte. Now, Belafonte, who is 86, is suing to establish his ownership of the materials.

Belafonte, as a successful

OPTIONS:
- African-American musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- American-American musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- Belafonte-American musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- Bernice King-American musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- Dexter King-American musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- Harry Belafonte-American musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- King-American musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- Kings-American musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- MLK-American musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- Martin Luther King III.-American musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- Martin Luther King Jr.-American musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.
- Sotheby-American musician and actor, is said to have provided for the very children he is now suing so King could pursue his activism.


Islamic State barbarians fighting in Iraq lured scores of sweltering citizens to surround a lorry purportedly selling discounted ice before blowing it up and killing 115 people. A terrorist drove a vehicle packed with more than three tonnes of explosives into the busy market area of Khan Bani Saad, north of the capital Baghdad, on what was a scorching Friday afternoon. In what is considered one of deadliest attacks in Iraq this decade, the driver called on hundreds of locals to gather around the vehicle, telling them he was selling ice at a heavily discounted price in celebration of Eid al-Fitr - the feast that ends the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan.

Eid al-

OPTIONS:
- Baghdad is one of the most important dates in the Islamic calendar and traditionally sees families gather to celebrate the end of a month during which many fast from dawn to dusk.
- Eid al is one of the most important dates in the Islamic calendar and traditionally sees families gather to celebrate the end of a month during which many fast from dawn to dusk.
- Fitr is one of the most important dates in the Islamic calendar and traditionally sees families gather to celebrate the end of a month during which many fast from dawn to dusk.
- Iraq is one of the most important dates in the Islamic calendar and traditionally sees families gather to celebrate the end of a month during which many fast from dawn to dusk.
- Islamic is one of the most important dates in the Islamic calendar and traditionally sees families gather to celebrate the end of a month during which many fast from dawn to dusk.
- Khan Bani Saad is one of the most important dates in the Islamic calendar and traditionally sees families gather to celebrate the end of a month during which many fast from dawn to dusk.
- Muslim is one of the most important dates in the Islamic calendar and traditionally sees families gather to celebrate the end of a month during which many fast from dawn to dusk.


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A 21 stone woman dubbed 'the UK's most jealous wife' for forcing her husband to take lie detector tests claims she was misrepresented in a documentary that made her a target for online trolls. Debbi Wood, 43, from Leicestershire, appeared on Channel 5's 87 Stone: Fat Chance Of Work, after being told producers were taking a 'sympathetic approach to people who were disabled and on benefits'. However, since the show aired Debbi, who is looked after full-time by Steven, has said the programme blamed her size for the main reason she was not working - something she says left her open to online abuse.

Debbi has an £800 motorised bed which massages her body to help her to get to sleep, a special wet room adapted to help her wash without standing for long (as it hurts her knees and back to do so) and a cleaner who comes three times a week as

OPTIONS:
- Channel 5 is incapable of doing it herself.
- Debbi is incapable of doing it herself.
- Debbi Wood is incapable of doing it herself.
- Fat Chance Of Work is incapable of doing it herself.
- Leicestershire is incapable of doing it herself.
- Othello Syndrome is incapable of doing it herself.
- Steven is incapable of doing it herself.
- Stone is incapable of doing it herself.
- UK is incapable of doing it herself.


(CNN) Sunday morning, as Houston residents found themselves trapped on rooftops and wading through flooded streets with children riding on their shoulders, Mayor Sylvester Turner defended his decision not to order evacuations before the city was hit by torrential rain from Hurricane Harvey. Houston, which is known for its susceptibility for flooding because of its flatness, was never put under an evacuation order, voluntary or mandatory, even as then-Hurricane Harvey was threatening southeast Texas. "You literally cannot put 6.5 million people on the road," Turner said in a press conference. "If you think the situation right now is bad, you give an order to evacuate, you are creating a nightmare."

So there is absolutely no reason to evacuate from Houston or the greater

OPTIONS:
- CNN area."
- Harvey area."
- Houston area."
- Hurricane Harvey area."
- Sylvester Turner area."
- Texas area."
- Turner area."


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Washington (CNN) The Trump administration on Friday asked Congress for a higher-than-expected $7.85 billion as part of an initial request for funds in response to Hurricane Harvey, with an additional request expected by the end of this month. The formal request came late Friday in a letter from President Donald Trump's budget chief to House Speaker Paul Ryan. The initial amount requested for Harvey relief was higher than the $5.95 billion figure administration officials floated earlier in the day. The bulk of the initial request will go to FEMA, which is rapidly burning through cash as the primary agency handling disaster relief. The remainder of the emergency funding request, about $450 million, will go to the Small Business Administration, which is doling out disaster recovery loans to homes and businesses damaged by the storm.

The debt ceiling deadline is a controversial matter in

OPTIONS:
- CNN and some hoped to see the issue tied to disaster funding to ensure the debt ceiling would be raised.
- Congress and some hoped to see the issue tied to disaster funding to ensure the debt ceiling would be raised.
- Donald Trump and some hoped to see the issue tied to disaster funding to ensure the debt ceiling would be raised.
- FEMA and some hoped to see the issue tied to disaster funding to ensure the debt ceiling would be raised.
- Harvey and some hoped to see the issue tied to disaster funding to ensure the debt ceiling would be raised.
- House and some hoped to see the issue tied to disaster funding to ensure the debt ceiling would be raised.
- Hurricane Harvey and some hoped to see the issue tied to disaster funding to ensure the debt ceiling would be raised.
- Paul Ryan and some hoped to see the issue tied to disaster funding to ensure the debt ceiling would be raised.
- Small Business Administration and some hoped to see the issue tied to disaster funding to ensure the debt ceiling would be raised.
- Trump and some hoped to see the issue tied to disaster funding to ensure the debt ceiling would be raised.
- Washington and some hoped to see the issue tied to disaster funding to ensure the debt ceiling would be raised.
- White House and some hoped to see the issue tied to disaster funding to ensure the debt ceiling would be raised.


How does this story end?

Washington (CNN) Democrats knew a general election battle between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump would be rough, but many never considered the potential of a nailbiter. During a primary in which Trump usurped the GOP establishment, alienated crucial sectors of the general electorate on issues like immigration and abortion and dinged his own approval ratings, many Democrats salivated at talk of a November duel with the billionaire. Now, as Trump prepares for a general election showdown and a pair of new polls show a statistical dead heat, veteran Democrats warn there is little room for complacency. "It will be close," said Mark Alderman, a veteran Democratic Party fundraiser who worked on President Barack Obama's transition team.

"I think that

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama as the nominee is an advantage for our party, but not nearly the advantage that some people had thought and hoped it would be," said Alderman, now with Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies.
- CNN as the nominee is an advantage for our party, but not nearly the advantage that some people had thought and hoped it would be," said Alderman, now with Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies.
- Clinton as the nominee is an advantage for our party, but not nearly the advantage that some people had thought and hoped it would be," said Alderman, now with Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies.
- Dem as the nominee is an advantage for our party, but not nearly the advantage that some people had thought and hoped it would be," said Alderman, now with Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies.
- Democratic Party as the nominee is an advantage for our party, but not nearly the advantage that some people had thought and hoped it would be," said Alderman, now with Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies.
- Democrats as the nominee is an advantage for our party, but not nearly the advantage that some people had thought and hoped it would be," said Alderman, now with Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies.
- Donald Trump as the nominee is an advantage for our party, but not nearly the advantage that some people had thought and hoped it would be," said Alderman, now with Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies.
- GOP as the nominee is an advantage for our party, but not nearly the advantage that some people had thought and hoped it would be," said Alderman, now with Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies.
- Hillary Clinton as the nominee is an advantage for our party, but not nearly the advantage that some people had thought and hoped it would be," said Alderman, now with Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies.
- Mark Alderman as the nominee is an advantage for our party, but not nearly the advantage that some people had thought and hoped it would be," said Alderman, now with Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies.
- Trump as the nominee is an advantage for our party, but not nearly the advantage that some people had thought and hoped it would be," said Alderman, now with Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies.
- Washington as the nominee is an advantage for our party, but not nearly the advantage that some people had thought and hoped it would be," said Alderman, now with Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies.


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(CNN) Real estate agent Todd Kohlhepp emerged from a garage on his South Carolina farm firing in the direction of the unsuspecting couple waiting for him holding hands. Kala Brown says he calmly shot her boyfriend three times in the chest. Brown didn't know Kohlhepp well, but she felt she had no reason to fear him when he asked her and her boyfriend, Charlie Carver, 32, to meet him at his farm near Woodruff, South Carolina. Brown, 31, had cleaned houses for Kohlhepp's real estate listings, normally bringing along Carver. But on August 31, Brown said Kohlhepp grabbed her from behind and dragged her into the garage after shooting Carver. It began a nearly two-month period of captivity for her.

The couple followed

OPTIONS:
- Brown onto the property and he locked the gate behind them, Brown recalled.
- Carver onto the property and he locked the gate behind them, Brown recalled.
- Charlie Carver onto the property and he locked the gate behind them, Brown recalled.
- Kala Brown onto the property and he locked the gate behind them, Brown recalled.
- Kohlhepp onto the property and he locked the gate behind them, Brown recalled.
- South Carolina onto the property and he locked the gate behind them, Brown recalled.
- Todd Kohlhepp onto the property and he locked the gate behind them, Brown recalled.
- Woodruff onto the property and he locked the gate behind them, Brown recalled.


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(CNN) If you grew up in the '80s, you probably have a childhood memory related to Prince that came rushing back when the news of his death broke. Maybe it was a moment at a Prince concert, or seeing his wild music videos for the first time on MTV, or how you once thought his song "Little Red Corvette" was really about the car. Then you may have realized not too long ago, you were flooded with similar emotions about David Bowie ... Whitney Houston a few years earlier ... and Michael Jackson in 2009. (Wow, it doesn't seem that long ago.)

This week's news of

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- Bowie's death at 57 (that's how old Jackson would have been now) not only stirred up memories of the famous rivalry between the two ...
- David Bowie's death at 57 (that's how old Jackson would have been now) not only stirred up memories of the famous rivalry between the two ...
- Houston's death at 57 (that's how old Jackson would have been now) not only stirred up memories of the famous rivalry between the two ...
- Jackson's death at 57 (that's how old Jackson would have been now) not only stirred up memories of the famous rivalry between the two ...
- Little Red Corvette's death at 57 (that's how old Jackson would have been now) not only stirred up memories of the famous rivalry between the two ...
- MTV's death at 57 (that's how old Jackson would have been now) not only stirred up memories of the famous rivalry between the two ...
- Michael Jackson's death at 57 (that's how old Jackson would have been now) not only stirred up memories of the famous rivalry between the two ...
- Prince's death at 57 (that's how old Jackson would have been now) not only stirred up memories of the famous rivalry between the two ...
- Whitney Houston's death at 57 (that's how old Jackson would have been now) not only stirred up memories of the famous rivalry between the two ...


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A woman has been jailed for using her stiletto heel to inflict permanent injuries on a stranger during an unprovoked attack in a nightclub toilet. Shannon Carter, 21, repeatedly struck 20-year-old Amelia Gledhill with the shoe after a row broke out between their friends on a night out in Bradford. Ms Gledhill is said to have been left traumatised by the incident and is still having problems with her eyesight. Shannon Carter, 21 (pictured) has been jailed for three-and-a-half years for attacking Amelia Gledhill, 20, (pictured right) with a stiletto during a night out. Ms Gledhill still has a scar above her right eye

There had been an earlier confrontation between one of

OPTIONS:
- Amelia Gledhill's friends and a friend of the victim
- Bradford's friends and a friend of the victim
- Carter's friends and a friend of the victim
- Gledhill's friends and a friend of the victim
- Shannon Carter's friends and a friend of the victim


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

If Jackson -- not

OPTIONS:
- Arnold Klein -- administered the final and fatal dose, then it was not the doctor's fault the patient died, the argument says.
- CNN -- administered the final and fatal dose, then it was not the doctor's fault the patient died, the argument says.
- Conrad Murray -- administered the final and fatal dose, then it was not the doctor's fault the patient died, the argument says.
- Demerol -- administered the final and fatal dose, then it was not the doctor's fault the patient died, the argument says.
- Jackson -- administered the final and fatal dose, then it was not the doctor's fault the patient died, the argument says.
- Los Angeles -- administered the final and fatal dose, then it was not the doctor's fault the patient died, the argument says.
- Michael Flanagan -- administered the final and fatal dose, then it was not the doctor's fault the patient died, the argument says.
- Michael Jackson -- administered the final and fatal dose, then it was not the doctor's fault the patient died, the argument says.
- Murray -- administered the final and fatal dose, then it was not the doctor's fault the patient died, the argument says.
- Valerie Wass -- administered the final and fatal dose, then it was not the doctor's fault the patient died, the argument says.
- Wass -- administered the final and fatal dose, then it was not the doctor's fault the patient died, the argument says.


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A prostitute and a john who were caught in their illegal act on private property in Oklahoma by a man filming them with a drone have been charged. Amanda Zolicoffer, 27, and Douglas Blansett, 75, are each facing a misdemeanor public lewdness count, according to The Smoking Gun. The charges were brought Friday after the incident was filmed by YouTube's JohnTV vigilante Brian Bates, who has long recorded prostitutes getting it on with their johns in public. Bates recorded the video in early March, and it's the first time he's done so with a drone - which he used because he suspected a 'dangerous' pimp might be lurking nearby.

OPTIONS:
- Amanda Zolicoffer was reportedly already familiar to the county's vice unit, and she was identified on the drone video by her distinct facial tattoos and a tattoo on her right arm that shows praying hands with the words 'Baby Gangster.'
- Bates was reportedly already familiar to the county's vice unit, and she was identified on the drone video by her distinct facial tattoos and a tattoo on her right arm that shows praying hands with the words 'Baby Gangster.'
- Brian Bates was reportedly already familiar to the county's vice unit, and she was identified on the drone video by her distinct facial tattoos and a tattoo on her right arm that shows praying hands with the words 'Baby Gangster.'
- Douglas Blansett was reportedly already familiar to the county's vice unit, and she was identified on the drone video by her distinct facial tattoos and a tattoo on her right arm that shows praying hands with the words 'Baby Gangster.'
- JohnTV was reportedly already familiar to the county's vice unit, and she was identified on the drone video by her distinct facial tattoos and a tattoo on her right arm that shows praying hands with the words 'Baby Gangster.'
- Oklahoma was reportedly already familiar to the county's vice unit, and she was identified on the drone video by her distinct facial tattoos and a tattoo on her right arm that shows praying hands with the words 'Baby Gangster.'
- The Smoking Gun was reportedly already familiar to the county's vice unit, and she was identified on the drone video by her distinct facial tattoos and a tattoo on her right arm that shows praying hands with the words 'Baby Gangster.'
- YouTube was reportedly already familiar to the county's vice unit, and she was identified on the drone video by her distinct facial tattoos and a tattoo on her right arm that shows praying hands with the words 'Baby Gangster.'


(CNN) -- Vonderrit Deondre Myers, a teenager who died in a police shooting, was struck by seven or eight bullets, St. Louis city Medical Examiner Dr. Michael Graham said Thursday night. "All but one gunshot wound were to the lower extremities," Graham said. "The one fatal wound was to the head." Police Chief Sam Dotson said the killing happened Wednesday evening when a suspect shot a pistol three times at the St. Louis officer, who was off-duty but wearing his uniform while moonlighting for a security company. The officer fired his pistol 17 times, police said. The shooting sparked angry street protests, with residents pointing out similarities to the August killing of Michael Brown in nearby Ferguson.

Despite the tensions,

OPTIONS:
- CNN said no businesses were looted and no windows were smashed.
- Ferguson said no businesses were looted and no windows were smashed.
- Graham said no businesses were looted and no windows were smashed.
- Medical Examiner said no businesses were looted and no windows were smashed.
- Michael Brown said no businesses were looted and no windows were smashed.
- Michael Graham said no businesses were looted and no windows were smashed.
- Sam Dotson said no businesses were looted and no windows were smashed.
- St. Louis said no businesses were looted and no windows were smashed.
- Vonderrit Deondre Myers said no businesses were looted and no windows were smashed.


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Pot-smoking country singer Willie Nelson has been accused of stealing a marijuana-inspired song and passing it off as his own. Songwriter Ashley Wilson claims she and her late partner 'Uncle' Mark Reynolds wrote Nelson's Number One hit 'Roll Me Up And Smoke Me When I Die' a quarter of a century ago. And now they want Nelson to give up all his profits from the song, which topped the charts for the 81-year-old country outlaw in 2012, when he sang it along with other famous marijuana users Snoop Dogg, Kris Kristofferson and country star Jamey Johnson. Wilson, 45, has filed a federal lawsuit in her native Georgia, claiming copyright infringement against Nelson, four men listed as the hit's songwriters and a slew of record companies.

The

OPTIONS:
- Ashley Wilson/Wilson version lyrics say: 'Now don't you sit around a-weeping, telling tales about how good I was.
- Austin/Wilson version lyrics say: 'Now don't you sit around a-weeping, telling tales about how good I was.
- Georgia/Wilson version lyrics say: 'Now don't you sit around a-weeping, telling tales about how good I was.
- Jamey Johnson/Wilson version lyrics say: 'Now don't you sit around a-weeping, telling tales about how good I was.
- Kris Kristofferson/Wilson version lyrics say: 'Now don't you sit around a-weeping, telling tales about how good I was.
- Mark Reynolds/Wilson version lyrics say: 'Now don't you sit around a-weeping, telling tales about how good I was.
- Nelson/Wilson version lyrics say: 'Now don't you sit around a-weeping, telling tales about how good I was.
- Number 1/Wilson version lyrics say: 'Now don't you sit around a-weeping, telling tales about how good I was.
- Number One hit 'Roll Me Up And Smoke Me When I Die/Wilson version lyrics say: 'Now don't you sit around a-weeping, telling tales about how good I was.
- Reynolds/Wilson version lyrics say: 'Now don't you sit around a-weeping, telling tales about how good I was.
- Snoop Dogg/Wilson version lyrics say: 'Now don't you sit around a-weeping, telling tales about how good I was.
- Texas/Wilson version lyrics say: 'Now don't you sit around a-weeping, telling tales about how good I was.
- Uncle/Wilson version lyrics say: 'Now don't you sit around a-weeping, telling tales about how good I was.
- Willie Nelson/Wilson version lyrics say: 'Now don't you sit around a-weeping, telling tales about how good I was.
- Wilson/Wilson version lyrics say: 'Now don't you sit around a-weeping, telling tales about how good I was.
- YouTube/Wilson version lyrics say: 'Now don't you sit around a-weeping, telling tales about how good I was.


Tim Sherwood will consider selling Christian Benteke this summer if Aston Villa’s star striker insists he wants to leave the club. Benteke has two years left on his contract once this season is completed and harbours ambitions to play in Europe. Sherwood said the Belgium international had given no suggestion he would like a transfer away and appeared to be enjoying his football at Villa Park. But the Villa manager admitted that, were the 24-year-old to demand a move, as he did two years ago, he would be inclined to sanction it. Villa are believed to value Benteke at upwards of £25million and Wolfsburg have monitored his situation. Benteke has scored eight goals in his last six matches.

‘It’s a very exciting game, a great opportunity for this club to get to an

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa final,’ he said.
- Belgium final,’ he said.
- Benteke final,’ he said.
- Bundesliga final,’ he said.
- Christian Benteke final,’ he said.
- Europe final,’ he said.
- FA Cup final,’ he said.
- Liverpool final,’ he said.
- Sherwood final,’ he said.
- Tim Sherwood final,’ he said.
- Villa final,’ he said.
- Villa Park final,’ he said.
- Wembley final,’ he said.
- Wolfsburg final,’ he said.


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It's one of the most famous lines in movie history. And now – 40 years after Roy Scheider exclaimed, ‘We’re gonna need a bigger boat’ in Jaws – it seems the film’s director Steven Spielberg has taken the sentiment very firmly to heart. The 68-year-old has announced he is selling his £120 million, 282ft megayacht The Seven Seas... because it is too small. Instead, the Hollywood mogul is having a new boat built, for £160 million. This latest yacht will be just 18ft longer at 300ft, leading some onlookers to question if he needs a new boat at all. The Seven Seas, which was designed by Nuvolari Lenard and crafted by Dutch shipbuilder Oceanco, already boasts an infinity pool with 15ft glass wall doubling as a movie screen, seven suites for up to 12 guests, a helicopter landing pad, gym, spa, and massage room.

A friend said: ‘

OPTIONS:
- Dutch didn’t realise how much he’d enjoy cruising the ocean.
- Hollywood didn’t realise how much he’d enjoy cruising the ocean.
- Jaws didn’t realise how much he’d enjoy cruising the ocean.
- Mogul didn’t realise how much he’d enjoy cruising the ocean.
- Nuvolari Lenard didn’t realise how much he’d enjoy cruising the ocean.
- Oceanco didn’t realise how much he’d enjoy cruising the ocean.
- Roy Scheider didn’t realise how much he’d enjoy cruising the ocean.
- Seven Seas didn’t realise how much he’d enjoy cruising the ocean.
- Steven Spielberg didn’t realise how much he’d enjoy cruising the ocean.
- The Seven Seas didn’t realise how much he’d enjoy cruising the ocean.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) President Donald Trump relishes booming rallies, embraces the art of the photo op and understands the power of an image perhaps more than any occupant of the Oval Office since Ronald Reagan. But for the last five days, the once camera-happy President has been all but invisible. Trump has been airing grievances and offering commentary on Twitter -- much like he's done for years before taking office -- but his public schedule has been empty for five days and his bully pulpit has been unusually quiet so far this week. In fact, since the day after his impromptu Rose Garden celebration alongside House lawmakers after the chamber passed health care reform bill, Trump's been out of sight.

The Trump blackout continued into this week, where

OPTIONS:
- CNN has kept a relatively light schedule out of the public eye.
- Donald Trump has kept a relatively light schedule out of the public eye.
- House has kept a relatively light schedule out of the public eye.
- Oval Office has kept a relatively light schedule out of the public eye.
- Ronald Reagan has kept a relatively light schedule out of the public eye.
- Rose Garden has kept a relatively light schedule out of the public eye.
- Trump has kept a relatively light schedule out of the public eye.
- Twitter has kept a relatively light schedule out of the public eye.


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

Winning the lottery would be a life-changing experience for anyone. But a $2.5 million windfall has landed two Victorian friends in a bitter legal dispute with one other, with one man claiming he was promised half of the winnings and never saw a cent. Darren Jamieson claims he had a long-standing verbal agreement with John Tayor, who he met through a mutual love of fishing, pledging they would evenly split any winnings if they won the lottery. However, the Mornington Peninsula man claims Mr Taylor reneged on their agreement after his staggering lottery win in July 2013. Mr Jamieson’s friend Michael McConnachie claims ‘Jammo’ was the best man at Mr Taylor’s wedding and they went fishing together ‘every weekend’ so they ‘were obviously pretty close.’

But Mr

OPTIONS:
- Darren Jamieson has denied the pair had any agreement, saying he would not consider the two close friends as they had only been fishing a few times.
- Jamieson has denied the pair had any agreement, saying he would not consider the two close friends as they had only been fishing a few times.
- Jammo’ has denied the pair had any agreement, saying he would not consider the two close friends as they had only been fishing a few times.
- John Taylor has denied the pair had any agreement, saying he would not consider the two close friends as they had only been fishing a few times.
- John Tayor has denied the pair had any agreement, saying he would not consider the two close friends as they had only been fishing a few times.
- Melbourne has denied the pair had any agreement, saying he would not consider the two close friends as they had only been fishing a few times.
- Michael McConnachie has denied the pair had any agreement, saying he would not consider the two close friends as they had only been fishing a few times.
- Mornington Peninsula has denied the pair had any agreement, saying he would not consider the two close friends as they had only been fishing a few times.
- Taylor has denied the pair had any agreement, saying he would not consider the two close friends as they had only been fishing a few times.
- Victorian has denied the pair had any agreement, saying he would not consider the two close friends as they had only been fishing a few times.


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Prosecutors will seek the death penalty for three men charged with murder in the 2011 disappearance and slaying of Tennessee nursing student Holly Bobo if they are convicted at trial. Special prosecutor Jennifer Nichols acknowledged in Decatur County court Wednesday that notices to seek death had been filed. 'The murder was especially heinous, atrocious or cruel in that it involved torture or serious physical abuse beyond that necessary to produce death,' the filings say. An indictment handed down in May charges Jason Autry, Zachary Adams and his brother John Dylan Adams with premeditated murder as well as murder in the perpetration of aggravated kidnapping and aggravated rape of Holly Bobo.

The indictment replaced previous murder and kidnapping charges for Autry and Zachary Adams, and rape charges for

OPTIONS:
- Decatur County.
- Holly.
- Holly Bobo.
- Jason Autry.
- Jennifer Nichols.
- John Dylan Adams.
- Tennessee.
- Zachary Adams.


How does this story end?

(CNN) Comedian Katt Williams has been arrested for the second time in two weeks. This time, officials in a Georgia county say he was involved in the kidnapping and assault of one of his bodyguards. Hall County, Georgia, Sheriff's deputies executed a search warrant at Williams' residence northeast of Atlanta, in which they found "large quantities of marijuana along with several firearms inside the residence," a statement said. Authorities say Williams is the focus of an investigation that began last week, following his most recent arrest, into allegations that Williams and "associates" kidnapped one of his bodyguards, identified as Corey Dixon, "after he did not engage in criminal activity as directed by Williams."

A store employee told police he and

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta had gotten into a verbal fight and that Williams threw something at him and punched him.
- CNN had gotten into a verbal fight and that Williams threw something at him and punched him.
- Corey Dixon had gotten into a verbal fight and that Williams threw something at him and punched him.
- Georgia had gotten into a verbal fight and that Williams threw something at him and punched him.
- Hall County had gotten into a verbal fight and that Williams threw something at him and punched him.
- Katt Williams had gotten into a verbal fight and that Williams threw something at him and punched him.
- Sheriff's had gotten into a verbal fight and that Williams threw something at him and punched him.
- Williams had gotten into a verbal fight and that Williams threw something at him and punched him.


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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (CNN)  -- President Obama, on the first leg of a Mideast trip, said Wednesday that he is confident the United States and Saudi Arabia can "make progress on a whole host of issues of mutual interest." President Obama meets with Saudi King Abdullah on Wednesday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Shortly after his arrival Wednesday in Saudi Arabia, Obama and King Abdullah went to the Saudi ruler's farm for a welcoming reception. The two leaders met privately afterward. Obama said he was "struck by his wisdom and his graciousness. Obviously the United States and Saudi Arabia have a long history of friendship. We have a strategic relationship." Watch Saudi officials greet Obama »

His plans to improve America's image among

OPTIONS:
- CNN have been in the works since his first week in office.
- Egypt have been in the works since his first week in office.
- King Abdullah have been in the works since his first week in office.
- Middle East have been in the works since his first week in office.
- Mideast have been in the works since his first week in office.
- Muslim have been in the works since his first week in office.
- Muslims have been in the works since his first week in office.
- Obama have been in the works since his first week in office.
- RIYADH have been in the works since his first week in office.
- Riyadh have been in the works since his first week in office.
- Saudi have been in the works since his first week in office.
- Saudi Arabia have been in the works since his first week in office.
- U.S. have been in the works since his first week in office.
- United States have been in the works since his first week in office.


(CNN) Deep in the Angolan jungle, scientists have discovered a new species of primate thanks to its booming voice. But any elation has been short lived for the team behind the find, as the animal is in immediate peril due to the destruction of its habitat. The size of a squirrel (around six inches long without the tail), the Angolan dwarf galago is a kind of bushbaby, a small primate family scattered all over sub-Saharan Africa. However, most bushbabies are even smaller, making this one a giant among its tiny family. Scientists at the Nocturnal Primate Research Group at Oxford Brookes University, UK found the dwarf galago thanks to its distinctive call — a loud, chirping crescendo of longer notes, followed by a fading twitter, used to attract mates and scare rivals away.

Armed with night vision flashlights, cameras and audio recorders, the team of researchers scoured the misty

OPTIONS:
- Angola in northwestern Angola under the cover of dark, breathlessly listening for sounds of the nocturnal galagos, a distant cousins of the great apes and humans.
- Angolan in northwestern Angola under the cover of dark, breathlessly listening for sounds of the nocturnal galagos, a distant cousins of the great apes and humans.
- Kumbira in northwestern Angola under the cover of dark, breathlessly listening for sounds of the nocturnal galagos, a distant cousins of the great apes and humans.
- Nocturnal Primate Research Group in northwestern Angola under the cover of dark, breathlessly listening for sounds of the nocturnal galagos, a distant cousins of the great apes and humans.
- Oxford Brookes University in northwestern Angola under the cover of dark, breathlessly listening for sounds of the nocturnal galagos, a distant cousins of the great apes and humans.
- Saharan Africa in northwestern Angola under the cover of dark, breathlessly listening for sounds of the nocturnal galagos, a distant cousins of the great apes and humans.
- UK in northwestern Angola under the cover of dark, breathlessly listening for sounds of the nocturnal galagos, a distant cousins of the great apes and humans.


(CNN) A new study lends support to one of the biggest fears about Zika virus: It might increase the risk of the rare neurological syndrome Guillain-Barre. Years before Zika virus first appeared in Latin America, it spread from Africa and Asia to Pacific islands. From 2013 to 2014, French Polynesia had 32,000 suspected cases of Zika virus. During this same period, there was also an uptick in cases of Guillain-Barre. Researchers in French Polynesia and Europe looked at those 42 cases of Guillain-Barre in the Pacific Island nation between October 2013 and April 2014. They asked whether there was any evidence these patients had been exposed to Zika virus.

Although Guillain-Barre is very rare, affecting about one in 100,000 people in the United States, the study suggests that

OPTIONS:
- Africa could make it less rare.
- Asia could make it less rare.
- Barre could make it less rare.
- CNN could make it less rare.
- Europe could make it less rare.
- French Polynesia could make it less rare.
- Guillain could make it less rare.
- Latin America could make it less rare.
- Pacific could make it less rare.
- Pacific Island could make it less rare.
- Zika could make it less rare.


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(CNN) -- With 182 Formula One wins, McLaren is one of the most successful marques in the history of the sport, but F1's second oldest team could be waiting some time for the next victory. So much so, that after the team's stuttering start to the new F1 season last weekend, McLaren drivers Jenson Button and Sergio Perez have already ruled themselves out of winning Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix. The 2009 world champion Button won three races last season and after Lewis Hamilton left McLaren to join Mercedes he must have been relishing the chance to launch a title challenge as the team's No. 1 driver.

"This weekend in

OPTIONS:
- Australian will be about trying to maximise the package we have while knowing that it's not going to be enough to allow us to fight for overall victory.
- Button will be about trying to maximise the package we have while knowing that it's not going to be enough to allow us to fight for overall victory.
- CNN will be about trying to maximise the package we have while knowing that it's not going to be enough to allow us to fight for overall victory.
- F1 will be about trying to maximise the package we have while knowing that it's not going to be enough to allow us to fight for overall victory.
- Formula One will be about trying to maximise the package we have while knowing that it's not going to be enough to allow us to fight for overall victory.
- Grand Prix will be about trying to maximise the package we have while knowing that it's not going to be enough to allow us to fight for overall victory.
- Jenson Button will be about trying to maximise the package we have while knowing that it's not going to be enough to allow us to fight for overall victory.
- Kimi Raikkonen will be about trying to maximise the package we have while knowing that it's not going to be enough to allow us to fight for overall victory.
- Lewis Hamilton will be about trying to maximise the package we have while knowing that it's not going to be enough to allow us to fight for overall victory.
- Malaysia will be about trying to maximise the package we have while knowing that it's not going to be enough to allow us to fight for overall victory.
- Malaysian Grand Prix will be about trying to maximise the package we have while knowing that it's not going to be enough to allow us to fight for overall victory.
- McLaren will be about trying to maximise the package we have while knowing that it's not going to be enough to allow us to fight for overall victory.
- Mercedes will be about trying to maximise the package we have while knowing that it's not going to be enough to allow us to fight for overall victory.
- Red Bull will be about trying to maximise the package we have while knowing that it's not going to be enough to allow us to fight for overall victory.
- Sepang will be about trying to maximise the package we have while knowing that it's not going to be enough to allow us to fight for overall victory.
- Sergio Perez will be about trying to maximise the package we have while knowing that it's not going to be enough to allow us to fight for overall victory.


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(CNN) Two New York residents accused of conspiring to support ISIS and plotting to set off a pressure-cooker bomb in the city have pleaded guilty to all charges, federal prosecutors and New York officials said. Munther Omar Saleh, 21, of Queens, and Fareed Mumuni, 22, of Staten Island, were charged with "conspiring and attempting to provide material support" to ISIS and with assaulting and conspiring to assault federal officers, the US Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York said in a statement. Mumuni also was charged with "attempted murder of federal officers." That charge resulted from an incident in which Mumuni repeatedly stabbed an FBI agent as law enforcement officials carried out a search warrant at his home about two years ago, officials said.

"Saleh and Mumuni engaged in plotting attacks against

OPTIONS:
- Eastern District of New York in the name of ISIL," New York Police Commissioner James P. O'Neill said.
- FBI in the name of ISIL," New York Police Commissioner James P. O'Neill said.
- Fareed Mumuni in the name of ISIL," New York Police Commissioner James P. O'Neill said.
- ISIS in the name of ISIL," New York Police Commissioner James P. O'Neill said.
- Mumuni in the name of ISIL," New York Police Commissioner James P. O'Neill said.
- Munther Omar Saleh in the name of ISIL," New York Police Commissioner James P. O'Neill said.
- New York in the name of ISIL," New York Police Commissioner James P. O'Neill said.
- Queens in the name of ISIL," New York Police Commissioner James P. O'Neill said.
- Staten Island in the name of ISIL," New York Police Commissioner James P. O'Neill said.
- US Attorney's Office in the name of ISIL," New York Police Commissioner James P. O'Neill said.


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Divock Origi trained with his Liverpool team-mates for the first time this week, one year on from his arrival at the club. The 20-year-old was immediately loaned back to Lille after starring at the World Cup for Belgium last summer. However, Origi's stock has fallen in the past 12 months and the striker already has a lot to prove ahead of his debut for the Reds. Here, Sportsmail takes a closer look at what lies ahead for the £10million frontman… It ended with Origi being named in Ligue 1's worst XI in a poll ran by influential French sports paper L'Equipe.

The pressure, then, could well be on for

OPTIONS:
- Adam Lallana from the off.
- Anfield from the off.
- Belgium from the off.
- Divock Origi from the off.
- French from the off.
- L'Equipe from the off.
- Ligue 1 from the off.
- Lille from the off.
- Liverpool from the off.
- Liverpool FC from the off.
- Origi from the off.
- Philippe Coutinho from the off.
- Reds from the off.
- Sportsmail from the off.
- World Cup from the off.


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Washington (CNN) Libertarian Party presidential candidate Gary Johnson said Tuesday Donald Trump makes  "ridiculous" comments, and pitched himself as a general election home for potentially disaffected Bernie Sanders supporters. "With regard to Trump, he's saying some things that I just think are ridiculous and would disqualify any other candidate," Johnson told CNN's Chris Cuomo on "New Day." The former New Mexico governor cited immigration as a particular area of disagreement with Trump, arguing that instead of advocating for a wall and mass deportation, the United States should "embrace immigration." He called building a fence on the border "crazy." "Speaking as a border governor, they (immigrants) are the cream of the crop," Johnson said.

He added that could be consequential, given the high unfavorability ratings of both

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Sanders and Trump.
- CNN and Trump.
- Chris Cuomo and Trump.
- Donald Trump and Trump.
- Gary Johnson and Trump.
- Hillary Clinton and Trump.
- Johnson and Trump.
- Libertarian Party and Trump.
- New Day and Trump.
- New Mexico and Trump.
- Trump and Trump.
- United States and Trump.
- Washington and Trump.


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Too many men are getting the all-clear for prostate cancer when in fact they have the disease, say doctors, who are calling for an overhaul of testing techniques. Professor Stephen Langley, a prostate cancer expert, blames the misdiagnoses on inaccurate biopsies. Under current guidelines from NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence), men with abnormally high levels of prostate specific antigen (PSA), a protein produced by the prostate gland, should be offered a test called trans-rectal ultrasound (TRUS) biopsy. Here, doctors take tissue samples by passing special needles via a probe in the rectum. Afterwards, men may be offered an MRI scan to gauge the extent of the disease or check if another biopsy is needed. However, up to a quarter of prostate cancer is missed using a TRUS biopsy, according to a 2014 study in the British Journal of Urology International. And one in 20 patients ends up with a severe infection, reported the European Urology Journal in 2013.

'Not only were the

OPTIONS:
- British Journal of Urology International biopsies inaccurate but they were very painful and left me bleeding and in discomfort,' says Paddy.
- European Urology Journal biopsies inaccurate but they were very painful and left me bleeding and in discomfort,' says Paddy.
- MRI biopsies inaccurate but they were very painful and left me bleeding and in discomfort,' says Paddy.
- NICE biopsies inaccurate but they were very painful and left me bleeding and in discomfort,' says Paddy.
- National Institute for Health and Care Excellence biopsies inaccurate but they were very painful and left me bleeding and in discomfort,' says Paddy.
- PSA biopsies inaccurate but they were very painful and left me bleeding and in discomfort,' says Paddy.
- Stephen Langley biopsies inaccurate but they were very painful and left me bleeding and in discomfort,' says Paddy.
- TRUS biopsies inaccurate but they were very painful and left me bleeding and in discomfort,' says Paddy.


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Shirley Temple's bitter ex-husband tried to derail her appointment to a diplomatic post by calling her 'emotionally unstable' during her FBI background check John George Agar told an agent in 1969 to think twice because Temple would 'overreact if she didn't get her way'. He also said that her mother had wrecked their marriage because she interfered in their affairs too much. His efforts were unsuccessful as dozens of other people including Ronald Reagan came to Temple's defense and called her a 'very courageous woman of the highest morals'. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Child star: Shirley Temple made her name as the child actor who cheered America through the Depression but in later years she was a committed Republican who wanted to serve her country

Her divorce petition said that Temple had endured 'grievous mental suffering' and that

OPTIONS:
- America had subjected her to 'extreme cruelty'.
- California had subjected her to 'extreme cruelty'.
- Charles Black had subjected her to 'extreme cruelty'.
- Daily Mail Online had subjected her to 'extreme cruelty'.
- FBI had subjected her to 'extreme cruelty'.
- Freedom of Information Act had subjected her to 'extreme cruelty'.
- John Agar had subjected her to 'extreme cruelty'.
- John George Agar had subjected her to 'extreme cruelty'.
- Reagan had subjected her to 'extreme cruelty'.
- Republican had subjected her to 'extreme cruelty'.
- Richard Nixon had subjected her to 'extreme cruelty'.
- Ronald Reagan had subjected her to 'extreme cruelty'.
- Shirley Temple had subjected her to 'extreme cruelty'.
- Temple had subjected her to 'extreme cruelty'.


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Arsene Wenger was accused of disrespecting his former club Monaco as Arsenal produced yet another familiar evening of agonising failure in the last 16 of the Champions League. Despite winning 2-0 in Monaco and producing an exhilarating finale as they pushed for the elusive third goal they needed, Wenger's team ultimately ended up out of the competition at this stage of the Champions League for the fifth successive year. And to add to their woes Monaco manager Leonardo Jardim accused Wenger and Arsenal of disrespecting him and his club after not congratulating Monaco following their 3-1 victory in the first-leg at the Emirates.

The row completed a bitterly disappointing night for

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal which ended in the usual glorious defeat over the two legs with Wenger admitting that his team had paid the price for a calamitous first-leg performance.
- Arsene Wenger which ended in the usual glorious defeat over the two legs with Wenger admitting that his team had paid the price for a calamitous first-leg performance.
- Champions League which ended in the usual glorious defeat over the two legs with Wenger admitting that his team had paid the price for a calamitous first-leg performance.
- Emirates which ended in the usual glorious defeat over the two legs with Wenger admitting that his team had paid the price for a calamitous first-leg performance.
- Europa League which ended in the usual glorious defeat over the two legs with Wenger admitting that his team had paid the price for a calamitous first-leg performance.
- Leonardo Jardim which ended in the usual glorious defeat over the two legs with Wenger admitting that his team had paid the price for a calamitous first-leg performance.
- Monaco which ended in the usual glorious defeat over the two legs with Wenger admitting that his team had paid the price for a calamitous first-leg performance.
- Wenger which ended in the usual glorious defeat over the two legs with Wenger admitting that his team had paid the price for a calamitous first-leg performance.


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Washington (CNN) Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon implored conservative activists at a Washington gathering Saturday morning to continue fighting the GOP establishment, attacking a number of Republican members of Congress by name, including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. Bannon told attendees at the Values Voter Summit, an annual social conservative conference, to keep up the fight against the "imperial" political class. "It's not my war, this is our war and y'all didn't start it, the establishment started it," Bannon said. He also said, "Right now, it's a season of war against a GOP establishment." He had told Fox News' Sean Hannity earlier this week that he was declaring "war" on the Republican establishment.

The speech comes as

OPTIONS:
- Bannon is recruiting conservative candidates for the 2018 midterm election and forming a donor network to back them in primary races against incumbent Republican senators.
- CNN is recruiting conservative candidates for the 2018 midterm election and forming a donor network to back them in primary races against incumbent Republican senators.
- Congress is recruiting conservative candidates for the 2018 midterm election and forming a donor network to back them in primary races against incumbent Republican senators.
- Fox News is recruiting conservative candidates for the 2018 midterm election and forming a donor network to back them in primary races against incumbent Republican senators.
- GOP is recruiting conservative candidates for the 2018 midterm election and forming a donor network to back them in primary races against incumbent Republican senators.
- Mitch McConnell is recruiting conservative candidates for the 2018 midterm election and forming a donor network to back them in primary races against incumbent Republican senators.
- Republican is recruiting conservative candidates for the 2018 midterm election and forming a donor network to back them in primary races against incumbent Republican senators.
- Sean Hannity is recruiting conservative candidates for the 2018 midterm election and forming a donor network to back them in primary races against incumbent Republican senators.
- Senate is recruiting conservative candidates for the 2018 midterm election and forming a donor network to back them in primary races against incumbent Republican senators.
- Steve Bannon is recruiting conservative candidates for the 2018 midterm election and forming a donor network to back them in primary races against incumbent Republican senators.
- Values Voter Summit is recruiting conservative candidates for the 2018 midterm election and forming a donor network to back them in primary races against incumbent Republican senators.
- Washington is recruiting conservative candidates for the 2018 midterm election and forming a donor network to back them in primary races against incumbent Republican senators.
- White House is recruiting conservative candidates for the 2018 midterm election and forming a donor network to back them in primary races against incumbent Republican senators.


Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump took to Twitter Tuesday evening to deride the US intelligence agencies due to brief him on alleged Russian hacking of American political groups. It was his latest attack on a key body he will rely on as commander in chief and again put him at odds with the agencies' unanimous conclusion that Russia hacked Democratic Party groups and individuals to interfere in the US presidential election. Trump suggested that intelligence officials postponed an " 'intelligence' briefing on so-called 'Russian hacking' " that they were set to deliver to him this week because they might need more time "to build a case." He called the alleged delay "very strange."

Instead, the President-elect has repeatedly questioned their assessment of

OPTIONS:
- American cyber activity.
- CNN cyber activity.
- Democratic cyber activity.
- Democratic Party cyber activity.
- Donald Trump cyber activity.
- Russia cyber activity.
- Russian cyber activity.
- Trump cyber activity.
- Twitter cyber activity.
- US cyber activity.
- Washington cyber activity.


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(CNN) -- People don't generally care what politicians read. But Rep. Paul Ryan is different. His fascination with the Russian-born novelist Ayn Rand could spell trouble for the GOP's new vice-presidential candidate. It could put him at odds with the Christian right and the Roman Catholic Church. It all depends how much you believe that he is in the thrall of Ayn Rand. Rand (1905-1982) is controversial because of the extremism of her views. In researching my recent book, I found that Rand's influence on the Republican Party, which dates back as far as her endorsement of Wendell Willkie in 1940, has been sharply growing, largely due to her vise-like hold on the imagination of the tea party and people like Ryan.

OPTIONS:
- Ayn Rand painted the world in stark terms, as a struggle between the individual and the collective.
- CNN painted the world in stark terms, as a struggle between the individual and the collective.
- Christian painted the world in stark terms, as a struggle between the individual and the collective.
- GOP painted the world in stark terms, as a struggle between the individual and the collective.
- Gary Weiss painted the world in stark terms, as a struggle between the individual and the collective.
- Paul Ryan painted the world in stark terms, as a struggle between the individual and the collective.
- Rand painted the world in stark terms, as a struggle between the individual and the collective.
- Republican Party painted the world in stark terms, as a struggle between the individual and the collective.
- Roman Catholic Church painted the world in stark terms, as a struggle between the individual and the collective.
- Russian painted the world in stark terms, as a struggle between the individual and the collective.
- Ryan painted the world in stark terms, as a struggle between the individual and the collective.
- Weiss painted the world in stark terms, as a struggle between the individual and the collective.
- Wendell Willkie painted the world in stark terms, as a struggle between the individual and the collective.


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(CNN) -- On a warm summer afternoon in Buenos Aires last February, an Argentinian friend dropped me off in the charming historic neighborhood of San Telmo on her way to work. "You should go see a murga tonight!" she said. My only association with murga was a love song by one of my favorite musicians, Uruguayan singer Jorge Drexler, called "Murga Reggae": "Con mi amor yo quiero bailar/Murga Reggae." My Spanish wasn't good enough to understand the entire song, but the lyrics I did get seemed pleasant: Something about summertime, a shower of stars, the end of carnival and how he wanted to dance with his love. Did I want to see a murga? Claro!

OPTIONS:
- Africans's association with working-class neighborhoods, unions and political satire made it a target of the countries' right-wing dictatorships in the 1970s and 1980s, when thousands of people deemed threatening to the regime were forcibly disappeared.
- Argentina's association with working-class neighborhoods, unions and political satire made it a target of the countries' right-wing dictatorships in the 1970s and 1980s, when thousands of people deemed threatening to the regime were forcibly disappeared.
- Argentinian's association with working-class neighborhoods, unions and political satire made it a target of the countries' right-wing dictatorships in the 1970s and 1980s, when thousands of people deemed threatening to the regime were forcibly disappeared.
- Buenos Aires's association with working-class neighborhoods, unions and political satire made it a target of the countries' right-wing dictatorships in the 1970s and 1980s, when thousands of people deemed threatening to the regime were forcibly disappeared.
- CNN's association with working-class neighborhoods, unions and political satire made it a target of the countries' right-wing dictatorships in the 1970s and 1980s, when thousands of people deemed threatening to the regime were forcibly disappeared.
- Claro's association with working-class neighborhoods, unions and political satire made it a target of the countries' right-wing dictatorships in the 1970s and 1980s, when thousands of people deemed threatening to the regime were forcibly disappeared.
- Jorge Drexler's association with working-class neighborhoods, unions and political satire made it a target of the countries' right-wing dictatorships in the 1970s and 1980s, when thousands of people deemed threatening to the regime were forcibly disappeared.
- Murga's association with working-class neighborhoods, unions and political satire made it a target of the countries' right-wing dictatorships in the 1970s and 1980s, when thousands of people deemed threatening to the regime were forcibly disappeared.
- Murga Reggae's association with working-class neighborhoods, unions and political satire made it a target of the countries' right-wing dictatorships in the 1970s and 1980s, when thousands of people deemed threatening to the regime were forcibly disappeared.
- San Telmo's association with working-class neighborhoods, unions and political satire made it a target of the countries' right-wing dictatorships in the 1970s and 1980s, when thousands of people deemed threatening to the regime were forcibly disappeared.
- Spain's association with working-class neighborhoods, unions and political satire made it a target of the countries' right-wing dictatorships in the 1970s and 1980s, when thousands of people deemed threatening to the regime were forcibly disappeared.
- Spanish's association with working-class neighborhoods, unions and political satire made it a target of the countries' right-wing dictatorships in the 1970s and 1980s, when thousands of people deemed threatening to the regime were forcibly disappeared.
- Uruguay's association with working-class neighborhoods, unions and political satire made it a target of the countries' right-wing dictatorships in the 1970s and 1980s, when thousands of people deemed threatening to the regime were forcibly disappeared.
- Uruguayan's association with working-class neighborhoods, unions and political satire made it a target of the countries' right-wing dictatorships in the 1970s and 1980s, when thousands of people deemed threatening to the regime were forcibly disappeared.


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(CNN) Their homes burned and relatives killed, Rohingya have been fleeing northern Myanmar since October. They trek for miles along a dangerous route -- risking drowning, disease and capture by the military -- to cross the border into neighboring Bangladesh, where refugee camps provide temporary shelter. Tens of thousands of members of Myanmar's Muslim minority have left in this fashion, and their treatment may amount to "crimes against humanity," warns UN Special Rapporteur Yanghee Lee. "When there's 77,000 people running away from their home towns, leaving everything ... the international community should really step up to the plate," she told CNN.

With the

OPTIONS:
- Bangladesh military arresting hundreds of people in Rakhine, deploying attack helicopters and allegedly setting fire to villages, thousands of Rohingya refugees have poured over the border to camps in Bangladesh.
- CNN military arresting hundreds of people in Rakhine, deploying attack helicopters and allegedly setting fire to villages, thousands of Rohingya refugees have poured over the border to camps in Bangladesh.
- Muslim military arresting hundreds of people in Rakhine, deploying attack helicopters and allegedly setting fire to villages, thousands of Rohingya refugees have poured over the border to camps in Bangladesh.
- Myanmar military arresting hundreds of people in Rakhine, deploying attack helicopters and allegedly setting fire to villages, thousands of Rohingya refugees have poured over the border to camps in Bangladesh.
- Rakhine State military arresting hundreds of people in Rakhine, deploying attack helicopters and allegedly setting fire to villages, thousands of Rohingya refugees have poured over the border to camps in Bangladesh.
- Rohingya military arresting hundreds of people in Rakhine, deploying attack helicopters and allegedly setting fire to villages, thousands of Rohingya refugees have poured over the border to camps in Bangladesh.
- UN military arresting hundreds of people in Rakhine, deploying attack helicopters and allegedly setting fire to villages, thousands of Rohingya refugees have poured over the border to camps in Bangladesh.
- Yanghee Lee military arresting hundreds of people in Rakhine, deploying attack helicopters and allegedly setting fire to villages, thousands of Rohingya refugees have poured over the border to camps in Bangladesh.


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(CNN) -- It may not be as gripping as a spy novel, but things are heating up after the latest reports of espionage by the U.S. National Security Agency. International leaders say they're outraged and the Obama administration says it's investigating. Here are five key questions to keep in mind: 1. Are President Barack Obama's hands clean in this? It's not really clear. The Wall Street Journal reported an internal review of U.S. surveillance programs that started this summer revealed the NSA had tapped the phones of about 35 world leaders and that the White House ordered a halt to some of it.

The explanation was backed by a former senior administration official who worked on national security for the Obama

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama.
- CNN.
- Europe.
- Latin America.
- NSA.
- Obama.
- U.S..
- U.S. National Security Agency.
- Wall Street Journal.
- White House.


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

OPTIONS:
- Dominique Strauss boss Francois Miquet-Marty said: 'The results concerning Dominique Strauss-Kahn are particularly unexpected.'
- Economist boss Francois Miquet-Marty said: 'The results concerning Dominique Strauss-Kahn are particularly unexpected.'
- France boss Francois Miquet-Marty said: 'The results concerning Dominique Strauss-Kahn are particularly unexpected.'
- Francois Hollande boss Francois Miquet-Marty said: 'The results concerning Dominique Strauss-Kahn are particularly unexpected.'
- Francoise Hollande boss Francois Miquet-Marty said: 'The results concerning Dominique Strauss-Kahn are particularly unexpected.'
- IMF boss Francois Miquet-Marty said: 'The results concerning Dominique Strauss-Kahn are particularly unexpected.'
- Kahn boss Francois Miquet-Marty said: 'The results concerning Dominique Strauss-Kahn are particularly unexpected.'
- Manuel Valls boss Francois Miquet-Marty said: 'The results concerning Dominique Strauss-Kahn are particularly unexpected.'
- New York boss Francois Miquet-Marty said: 'The results concerning Dominique Strauss-Kahn are particularly unexpected.'
- Shamed Strauss boss Francois Miquet-Marty said: 'The results concerning Dominique Strauss-Kahn are particularly unexpected.'
- Strauss boss Francois Miquet-Marty said: 'The results concerning Dominique Strauss-Kahn are particularly unexpected.'
- Viavoice boss Francois Miquet-Marty said: 'The results concerning Dominique Strauss-Kahn are particularly unexpected.'