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Brendan Rodgers takes his Liverpool side to Arsenal on Monday knowing a victory will see them maintain their unbeaten start to the Premier League season. Arsenal, on the other hand, will be looking to make amends at the Emirates Stadium following their disastrous opening day home defeat by West Ham. Here, Sportsmail looks at how a composite XI of the sides might take shape, choosing the 4-2-3-1 formation. Credit must go to Mignolet for rescuing a reputation that had appeared in tatters following a shaky first season at Anfield. But the Belgian cannot compete with Cech, either in terms of medals or ability. The Arsenal goalkeeper could yet prove the signing of the summer.

But Ramsey is a class act and, still just 24, could go on to become an

OPTIONS:
- Anfield great if he rediscovers his scoring form of two years ago.
- Arsenal great if he rediscovers his scoring form of two years ago.
- Arsene Wenger great if he rediscovers his scoring form of two years ago.
- Belgian great if he rediscovers his scoring form of two years ago.
- Brendan Rodgers great if he rediscovers his scoring form of two years ago.
- Cech great if he rediscovers his scoring form of two years ago.
- Christian Benteke great if he rediscovers his scoring form of two years ago.
- Crystal Palace great if he rediscovers his scoring form of two years ago.
- Emirates Stadium great if he rediscovers his scoring form of two years ago.
- Liverpool great if he rediscovers his scoring form of two years ago.
- Mignolet great if he rediscovers his scoring form of two years ago.
- Premier League great if he rediscovers his scoring form of two years ago.
- Sportsmail great if he rediscovers his scoring form of two years ago.
- West Ham great if he rediscovers his scoring form of two years ago.


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Cannes, France (CNN) You'd never guess by the looks of its stadium, but French sixth-tier champion AS Cannes was once a breeding ground for world football's greatest minds. This once-proud team nestled in the luxurious Cote D'Azur boasts such luminary alumnus as Zinedine Zidane, Arsene Wenger and Patrick Vieira. Zidane, who will manage Real Madrid in its second consecutive Champions League Final on Saturday -- the Spanish side play one of the Frenchman's old clubs Juventus -- left his hometown of Marseille at the age of 15 to become a Cannes youth academy recruit. He was recommended to Cannes AS by Jean Varraud, who Zidane credits as being a key influence on his development, so much so that he attended his mentor's funeral when he died in 2006.

But it was Zidane who put

OPTIONS:
- AS Cannes on the map in the modern era.
- Arsene Wenger on the map in the modern era.
- Bidding on the map in the modern era.
- CNN on the map in the modern era.
- Cannes on the map in the modern era.
- Cannes AS on the map in the modern era.
- Champions League on the map in the modern era.
- Champions League Final on the map in the modern era.
- Cote D'Azur on the map in the modern era.
- France on the map in the modern era.
- French on the map in the modern era.
- Frenchman on the map in the modern era.
- Jean Varraud on the map in the modern era.
- Juventus on the map in the modern era.
- Marseille on the map in the modern era.
- Patrick Vieira on the map in the modern era.
- Real on the map in the modern era.
- Real Madrid on the map in the modern era.
- Spanish on the map in the modern era.
- Zidane on the map in the modern era.
- Zinedine Zidane on the map in the modern era.


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Rangers skipper Lee Wallace insists no-one in the Ibrox camp is keeping an eye on Hibernian - despite the Easter Road men pulling level on points at the top of the Ladbrokes Championship. Gers were held to a 1-1 draw by Livingston as they were frustrated despite bossing the possession stats. Hibs' 1-0 win at Alloa means they now join Mark Warburton's troops on 37 points, although the Light Blues remain top on goal difference and still have a game in hand. But there is no doubt the Leith troops - unbeaten in 15 games - are turning up the heat on Rangers after ending their 100 per cent start to the league campaign in Edinburgh earlier this month.

However,

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- Alloa played down their threat as he claimed his team are not looking over their shoulders.
- Easter Road played down their threat as he claimed his team are not looking over their shoulders.
- Edinburgh played down their threat as he claimed his team are not looking over their shoulders.
- Gers played down their threat as he claimed his team are not looking over their shoulders.
- Hibernian played down their threat as he claimed his team are not looking over their shoulders.
- Hibs played down their threat as he claimed his team are not looking over their shoulders.
- Ibrox played down their threat as he claimed his team are not looking over their shoulders.
- Ladbrokes Championship played down their threat as he claimed his team are not looking over their shoulders.
- Lee Wallace played down their threat as he claimed his team are not looking over their shoulders.
- Leith played down their threat as he claimed his team are not looking over their shoulders.
- Light Blues played down their threat as he claimed his team are not looking over their shoulders.
- Livingston played down their threat as he claimed his team are not looking over their shoulders.
- Mark Warburton played down their threat as he claimed his team are not looking over their shoulders.
- Rangers played down their threat as he claimed his team are not looking over their shoulders.
- Scottish Championship played down their threat as he claimed his team are not looking over their shoulders.


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Adam Federici will put his Wembley blunder behind him when Reading take on Birmingham in the Sky Bet Championship, according to manager Steve Clarke. The Australian goalkeeper let a tame Alexis Sanchez shot slip through his grasp in the sixth minute of extra-time as the Royals were narrowly beaten 2-1 by Arsenal in Saturday's FA Cup semi-final. It was a cruel blow for Federici, who had kept the Gunners at bay with a string of fine saves, but Reading boss  Clarke is confident the 30-year-old will bounce back. Adam Federici fails to Alexis Sanchez's shot from crossing the line at Wembley on Saturday evening

'On Wednesday night when we play Birmingham, he'll be typical

OPTIONS:
- Adam Federici - one of our best players.'
- Alexis Sanchez - one of our best players.'
- Arsenal - one of our best players.'
- Australian - one of our best players.'
- Birmingham - one of our best players.'
- Championship - one of our best players.'
- Clarke - one of our best players.'
- FA Cup - one of our best players.'
- Federici - one of our best players.'
- Gunners - one of our best players.'
- Reading - one of our best players.'
- Royals - one of our best players.'
- Sky Bet Championship - one of our best players.'
- Steve Clarke - one of our best players.'
- Wembley - one of our best players.'


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Washington (CNN) Bernie Sanders Tuesday vowed to break up America's biggest financial firms during his first year in office, as he laid out his vision for Wall Street reform in a New York City speech. He pledged to draft a list of firms whose failure would put the U.S. economy at risk in his first 100 days in office and require those firms to reorganize within a year, saying that "if a bank is too big to fail, it is too big to exist." The Vermont senator and Democratic presidential contender repeatedly cast rival Hillary Clinton as too close to moneyed interests to seriously take on the banks that have faced $204 billion in fines since 2009.

"Senator Sanders should go beyond his existing plans for reforming Wall Street and endorse

OPTIONS:
- America's tough, comprehensive proposals to rein in risky behavior within the shadow banking sector," Gensler said.
- Bernie Sanders's tough, comprehensive proposals to rein in risky behavior within the shadow banking sector," Gensler said.
- CNN's tough, comprehensive proposals to rein in risky behavior within the shadow banking sector," Gensler said.
- Democratic's tough, comprehensive proposals to rein in risky behavior within the shadow banking sector," Gensler said.
- Hillary Clinton's tough, comprehensive proposals to rein in risky behavior within the shadow banking sector," Gensler said.
- New York City's tough, comprehensive proposals to rein in risky behavior within the shadow banking sector," Gensler said.
- Sanders's tough, comprehensive proposals to rein in risky behavior within the shadow banking sector," Gensler said.
- U.S.'s tough, comprehensive proposals to rein in risky behavior within the shadow banking sector," Gensler said.
- Vermont's tough, comprehensive proposals to rein in risky behavior within the shadow banking sector," Gensler said.
- Wall Street's tough, comprehensive proposals to rein in risky behavior within the shadow banking sector," Gensler said.
- Washington's tough, comprehensive proposals to rein in risky behavior within the shadow banking sector," Gensler said.


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(CNN) It's no secret that Donald Trump has a problem with women. So it's no surprise that he has started to attack his main rival for the American presidency, Hillary Clinton, on gender grounds, claiming that she lacks the strength, stamina, and credibility to run the country. Yet Trump should think twice before turning the looming showdown with Clinton into a referendum on whether women are fit to serve in America's highest office. If he takes this tack, he will be revealed for who he is: a weak candidate whose attitudes represent America's past, not its future. Trump may change his political positions frequently, refining his messaging to match his audience, but on women and gender issues he has remained remarkably stable over decades. In situations where he holds the reins of control, he can be pro-woman: he has rewarded and elevated high-performing female employees of his businesses, most of all his daughter Ivanka.

Because, whether

OPTIONS:
- America likes it or not, America seems poised to have its first female presidential candidate.
- American likes it or not, America seems poised to have its first female presidential candidate.
- Clinton likes it or not, America seems poised to have its first female presidential candidate.
- Donald Trump likes it or not, America seems poised to have its first female presidential candidate.
- Ghiat likes it or not, America seems poised to have its first female presidential candidate.
- Hillary Clinton likes it or not, America seems poised to have its first female presidential candidate.
- Ivanka likes it or not, America seems poised to have its first female presidential candidate.
- Ruth Ben likes it or not, America seems poised to have its first female presidential candidate.
- Trump likes it or not, America seems poised to have its first female presidential candidate.


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(CNN) The NBA regular season ended Wednesday in historic fashion, with the Golden State Warriors setting the NBA regular-season record for wins, with 73, and Kobe Bryant retiring in style with 60 points in the final game of his 20-year career. But the fun is just beginning. The NBA playoffs begin Saturday, with the Indiana Pacers and Toronto Raptors tipping off at 12:30 p.m. ET at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto. Here's a guide to all of the action. When are the NBA playoffs? The first round starts Saturday. The second round, the conference semifinals, are scheduled to begin on May 2. However, this could move up to April 30 or May 1. The conference finals are scheduled to start on May 17, with the chance of a possible move up to May 15 or 16. The NBA Finals are scheduled to begin on June 2.

The Spurs' lone loss at home was Sunday, which was against the

OPTIONS:
- Air Canada Centre.
- Golden State Warriors.
- Indiana Pacers.
- Kobe Bryant.
- NBA.
- NBA Finals.
- Toronto.
- Toronto Raptors.


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A California man claims that last week he was served a deep fried rat in his chicken tenders at KFC. Security guard Devorise Dixon said that one of the three pieces of fried chicken he bought at an unspecified Los Angeles location tasted 'hard and rubbery'. Dixon told the Randy Economy Show that upon further observation he noticed his chicken tender looked more like a deep fried rat than a succulent piece of poultry. 'It was very nasty,' Dixon told the Randy Economy Radio Show on Saturday night. 'I spit it out. I looked down at my hand and I realized that it was in the shape of a rat with a tail and everything in it.'

'Okay...just so careless how people can be...that's my son...and he don't have to talk to

OPTIONS:
- California is he does not want to...he don't work for you...so Check Ur employees or retrain them because that's sick and you will pay,' she wrote this week.
- Devorise Dixon is he does not want to...he don't work for you...so Check Ur employees or retrain them because that's sick and you will pay,' she wrote this week.
- Dixon is he does not want to...he don't work for you...so Check Ur employees or retrain them because that's sick and you will pay,' she wrote this week.
- KFC is he does not want to...he don't work for you...so Check Ur employees or retrain them because that's sick and you will pay,' she wrote this week.
- Los Angeles is he does not want to...he don't work for you...so Check Ur employees or retrain them because that's sick and you will pay,' she wrote this week.
- Randy Economy Radio Show is he does not want to...he don't work for you...so Check Ur employees or retrain them because that's sick and you will pay,' she wrote this week.
- Randy Economy Show is he does not want to...he don't work for you...so Check Ur employees or retrain them because that's sick and you will pay,' she wrote this week.


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One A-lister isn't holding back from sharing what he truly thinks about The Donald as the leading 2016 Republican presidential contender. George Clooney has blasted Donald Trump over his controversial statements labeling Mexican immigrants as 'criminals' and 'rapists'. The famed actor, who was speaking at a press conference at the Toronto Film Festival on Saturday, dubbed the billionaire businessman's comments 'idiotic'. 'Clearly, what he said is idiotic, of course it's idiotic,' Clooney said. 'Anybody who says as intolerant words as those should be laughed at, and that's pretty much [what] I think eventually history will do.' Clooney, who is starring in an upcoming fictionalized account of the 2002 Bolivian presidential election titled 'Our Brand is Crisis,' also expressed surprise at Trump's success so far in the presidential race.

Following an outcry,

OPTIONS:
- Bolivian refused to apologize for his comments, insisting that everything he said was 'correct'.
- Clooney refused to apologize for his comments, insisting that everything he said was 'correct'.
- Donald refused to apologize for his comments, insisting that everything he said was 'correct'.
- Donald Trump refused to apologize for his comments, insisting that everything he said was 'correct'.
- George Clooney refused to apologize for his comments, insisting that everything he said was 'correct'.
- Mexican refused to apologize for his comments, insisting that everything he said was 'correct'.
- Our Brand is Crisis refused to apologize for his comments, insisting that everything he said was 'correct'.
- Republican refused to apologize for his comments, insisting that everything he said was 'correct'.
- Toronto Film Festival refused to apologize for his comments, insisting that everything he said was 'correct'.
- Trump refused to apologize for his comments, insisting that everything he said was 'correct'.


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An Italian restaurant owner has been arrested after advertising his diner's new floor on his website - but customers were unaware a mob boss was buried underneath it. On his Facebook page Alfredo Sanzaro wrote 'come and see for yourself' and 'your feet will be thrilled' following the refurbishments to his Casa Alfredo restaurant in Germany. But diners didn't know that a Mafia boss named Edwin 'CinCin' Durgan, 49, was in a tomb below the concrete. He was last seen at Casa Alfredo, in Hamburg, at the end of September and was known to the police as a local blackmailer and extortioner.

Portugese born

OPTIONS:
- Alfredo Sanzaro, 51, was arrested and is accused of murder.
- Casa Alfredo, 51, was arrested and is accused of murder.
- CinCin' Durgan, 51, was arrested and is accused of murder.
- Durgan, 51, was arrested and is accused of murder.
- Edwin, 51, was arrested and is accused of murder.
- Edwin Durgan, 51, was arrested and is accused of murder.
- Germany, 51, was arrested and is accused of murder.
- Hamburg, 51, was arrested and is accused of murder.
- Italian, 51, was arrested and is accused of murder.
- Sanzaro, 51, was arrested and is accused of murder.


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Las Vegas (CNN) -- Declaring victory in Nevada's Republican presidential caucuses on Saturday, Mitt Romney again turned away from his GOP rivals and toward President Barack Obama. CNN projects that Romney will win the Nevada Republican presidential caucuses, based on results and entrance polling. With 71% of the votes counted, Romney held about 48% of the vote, while former House Speaker Newt Gingrich had 23% and Rep. Ron Paul had 18%. Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, who had largely bypassed the state, had 11% of the vote. Those numbers were gathered from vote counters at caucus sites across the state and the state's Republican Party.

The Silver State could almost be considered home-field advantage for

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama.
- CNN.
- GOP.
- Gingrich.
- Las Vegas.
- Mitt Romney.
- Nevada.
- Newt Gingrich.
- Obama.
- Pennsylvania.
- Republican.
- Republican Party.
- Rick Santorum.
- Romney.
- Ron Paul.


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Their wild ways might already be the talk of Newport high society, but don't assume we've seen the best of Lillian and Beatrice Bellacourt quite yet. Because as these wine-swigging, bed-hopping sisters enter the limelight, their scandalous lifestyles are becoming exposed in all their debauched detail. We're talking sex, drugs and buckets of money – with a touch of incest thrown in for good measure. Not your average society darling, fame-hungry Lady Lillian isn't afraid to let down her perfectly coiffed hair, with her daringly extravagant soirées. To keep up with this upper-class party girl, you'll find yourself downing glasses of cocaine-wine, dodging a gun-toting matriarch and quite possibility getting into a fist-fight with a blind and deaf lady.

Not to be outdone by her sister's escapades,

OPTIONS:
- Beatrice Bellacourt indulges in a few exploits of her own, including daring sexual dalliances.
- Comedy Central indulges in a few exploits of her own, including daring sexual dalliances.
- Lady Lillian indulges in a few exploits of her own, including daring sexual dalliances.
- Lillian indulges in a few exploits of her own, including daring sexual dalliances.
- Newport indulges in a few exploits of her own, including daring sexual dalliances.


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(CNN) -- The midterm elections are a week away. Control of the Senate will be decided by a handful of close contests that remain competitive in the final days. In an era of narrow majorities in the upper chamber, just one or two races can make all the difference in terms of who will be in control. Most experts are predicting that Republicans will gain the Senate, though there are a few outliers, like my colleague at Princeton University, Sam Wang, whose statistical models have been showing that Democrats can still be victorious. In the coming days, here are six campaigns to watch. In each of these states Republicans are holding their ground by connecting their opponent to President Obama while Democrats strike back by reminding voters of extremism in the GOP.

North Carolina: This is a

OPTIONS:
- CNN race that has been extremely expensive, with the national parties pouring money into advertising based on the view that this one can go either way, and it's close.
- Democratic race that has been extremely expensive, with the national parties pouring money into advertising based on the view that this one can go either way, and it's close.
- Democrats race that has been extremely expensive, with the national parties pouring money into advertising based on the view that this one can go either way, and it's close.
- GOP race that has been extremely expensive, with the national parties pouring money into advertising based on the view that this one can go either way, and it's close.
- Julian Zelizer race that has been extremely expensive, with the national parties pouring money into advertising based on the view that this one can go either way, and it's close.
- Obama race that has been extremely expensive, with the national parties pouring money into advertising based on the view that this one can go either way, and it's close.
- Princeton University race that has been extremely expensive, with the national parties pouring money into advertising based on the view that this one can go either way, and it's close.
- Republicans race that has been extremely expensive, with the national parties pouring money into advertising based on the view that this one can go either way, and it's close.
- Sam Wang race that has been extremely expensive, with the national parties pouring money into advertising based on the view that this one can go either way, and it's close.
- Senate race that has been extremely expensive, with the national parties pouring money into advertising based on the view that this one can go either way, and it's close.
- U.S. race that has been extremely expensive, with the national parties pouring money into advertising based on the view that this one can go either way, and it's close.
- White House race that has been extremely expensive, with the national parties pouring money into advertising based on the view that this one can go either way, and it's close.
- Zelizer race that has been extremely expensive, with the national parties pouring money into advertising based on the view that this one can go either way, and it's close.


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New York (CNN) -- The man who shot and killed two New York City police officers as they sat in their patrol car had posted angry messages on social media, ranting against the government and police, New York Police Department's Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce said Sunday. Ismaaiyl Brinsley, 28, also posted messages of self-loathing and despair and made reference online to Michael Brown and Eric Garner, African-American men who were killed by police. "I'm Putting Wings On Pigs Today. They Take 1 Of Ours, Let's Take 2 of Theirs," an Instagram post read, authorities said. Brinsley had a lengthy criminal record. He was arrested 15 times in Georgia for assorted crimes and arrested four times in Ohio, Boyce told reporters Sunday.

Ramos had just turned 40;

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- African had been married two months ago.
- American had been married two months ago.
- Boyce had been married two months ago.
- Brinsley had been married two months ago.
- Brooklyn had been married two months ago.
- CNN had been married two months ago.
- Eric Garner had been married two months ago.
- Facebook had been married two months ago.
- Georgia had been married two months ago.
- Instagram had been married two months ago.
- Ismaaiyl Brinsley had been married two months ago.
- Michael Brown had been married two months ago.
- NEW had been married two months ago.
- NY had been married two months ago.
- NYPD had been married two months ago.
- New York had been married two months ago.
- New York City had been married two months ago.
- New York Police Department had been married two months ago.
- Ohio had been married two months ago.
- Pigs Today had been married two months ago.
- Rafael Ramos had been married two months ago.
- Robert Boyce had been married two months ago.
- Theirs had been married two months ago.
- Wenjian Liu had been married two months ago.


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North Korean military chiefs have confirmed that they brutally executed the country's defence chief using an massive anti-aircraft gun at close range, a South Korean official revealed today. Seoul's National Intelligence Service told lawmakers that People's Armed Forces Minister Hyon Yong Chol was killed by anti-aircraft gunfire in May on charges of disloyalty to leader Kim Jong Un. It is understood that the 66-year-old defence chief had talked back to Kim during a gathering of top ranking officials, openly complained about the dictator's policies and fell asleep during meetings. The North's state media has since not mentioned Hyon or his disappearance.

Hyon Yong-

OPTIONS:
- Hyon is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- Hyon Yong Chol is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- Kim is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- Kim Jong Un is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- National Intelligence Service is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- North is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- North Korean is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- People's Armed Forces is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- Seoul is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- South Korean is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.
- ZPU-4 is the latest in a long line of officials and aides to fall victim to North Korea's trigger-happy president.


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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) The father of one of the missing Nigerian schoolgirls abducted from Chibok two years ago has told CNN he is overjoyed to see her alive on a new video released by the terrorist group Sunday. Yakubu Kabu confirmed to CNN that he saw his daughter speaking in the new video, which demands the release of Boko Haram fighters in exchange for the kidnapped girls. The Nigerian government has said it is still "in touch" with Boko Haram and "working for the girls' release," the Federal Ministry of Information and Culture said on their official Facebook page. "We are being extremely careful because the situation has been compounded by the split in the leadership of Boko Haram," said Alhaji Lai Mohammed, Minister of Information of Culture, according to the statement.

The video, more than 11 minutes long, is addressed to the "families of the

OPTIONS:
- Alhaji Lai Mohammed girls."
- Boko Haram girls."
- CNN girls."
- Chibok girls."
- Facebook girls."
- Federal Ministry of Information and Culture girls."
- Information of Culture girls."
- Lagos girls."
- Nigeria girls."
- Nigerian girls."
- Yakubu Kabu girls."


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Richard Nixon was a booze-ridden insomniac who told the new director of the FBI to be as ruthless as if he were a Nazi storm-trooper in a bid to win his loyalty. A new book reveals that the former President demanded that L. Patrick Gray be 'brutal, tough and respected' so that he could cover up his secrets. Nixon invoked the image of German soldiers in WWII who threatened to shoot an entire town if they came under sniper fire. In their first official meeting Nixon also explicitly stated he needed Gray to lie for him and be able to 'do something and deny (it) on a stack of Bibles'.

He studies thousands of government documents declassified between 2007 and last year to paint a picture of

OPTIONS:
- Bibles as paranoid, power hungry and corrupt.
- Disclosure as paranoid, power hungry and corrupt.
- FBI as paranoid, power hungry and corrupt.
- German as paranoid, power hungry and corrupt.
- Gray as paranoid, power hungry and corrupt.
- Hoover as paranoid, power hungry and corrupt.
- J. Edgar Hoover as paranoid, power hungry and corrupt.
- L. Patrick Gray as paranoid, power hungry and corrupt.
- Nazi as paranoid, power hungry and corrupt.
- Nice Guy as paranoid, power hungry and corrupt.
- Nixon as paranoid, power hungry and corrupt.
- Nixon White House as paranoid, power hungry and corrupt.
- One Man Against the World as paranoid, power hungry and corrupt.
- Oval Office as paranoid, power hungry and corrupt.
- Richard Nixon as paranoid, power hungry and corrupt.
- WWII as paranoid, power hungry and corrupt.
- Watergate as paranoid, power hungry and corrupt.


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The search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 resumed Friday in the southern Indian Ocean with long-range reconnaissance aircraft looking for possible debris from the jetliner in one of the most remote locations on Earth. Aircraft from Australia and the United States have staggered departures to an area roughly 1,500 miles southwest of Perth, where two objects were captured on satellite and described as possible pieces of the plane, according to the Australian Maritime Safety Authority. The first plane, an Australian air force P3 Orion, arrived in the search area early afternoon local time, the authority said. Given the distance from Australia to where the objects were spotted by a commercial satellite, the aircraft will only have between two and three hours to traverse the search area before having to start the return journey, the maritime authority said.

That area is far north of the region where

OPTIONS:
- Australia forces were leading the search for the photographed objects, but in an area previously identified as a possible crash site for the plane.
- Australian forces were leading the search for the photographed objects, but in an area previously identified as a possible crash site for the plane.
- Australian Maritime Safety Authority forces were leading the search for the photographed objects, but in an area previously identified as a possible crash site for the plane.
- Earth forces were leading the search for the photographed objects, but in an area previously identified as a possible crash site for the plane.
- Indian Ocean forces were leading the search for the photographed objects, but in an area previously identified as a possible crash site for the plane.
- Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 forces were leading the search for the photographed objects, but in an area previously identified as a possible crash site for the plane.
- Norwegian forces were leading the search for the photographed objects, but in an area previously identified as a possible crash site for the plane.
- P3 Orion forces were leading the search for the photographed objects, but in an area previously identified as a possible crash site for the plane.
- Perth forces were leading the search for the photographed objects, but in an area previously identified as a possible crash site for the plane.
- United States forces were leading the search for the photographed objects, but in an area previously identified as a possible crash site for the plane.


The grandmother to the young Australian boy who was infamously pictured holding a severed head in Syria, says it was an act his terrorist father Khaled Sharrouf would have encouraged the then nine-year-old to undertake. Karen Nettleton told The Australian of her fears about the psychological effects the incident may have had on her grandson Abdullah as he is known to be a 'clean freak' who was fond of clean clothes. The chilling photo was posted online by Sharrouf in August last year with the caption 'that's my boy'. It showed his son using both hands to hoist a decapitated head up  in the northern Syrian city of Raqqa.

In contrast to Zaynab's reaction,

OPTIONS:
- Abdullah's father-in-law welcomed reports that his daughter's husband has been killed.
- Australian's father-in-law welcomed reports that his daughter's husband has been killed.
- Karen Nettleton's father-in-law welcomed reports that his daughter's husband has been killed.
- Khaled Sharrouf's father-in-law welcomed reports that his daughter's husband has been killed.
- Raqqa's father-in-law welcomed reports that his daughter's husband has been killed.
- Sharrouf's father-in-law welcomed reports that his daughter's husband has been killed.
- Syria's father-in-law welcomed reports that his daughter's husband has been killed.
- Syrian's father-in-law welcomed reports that his daughter's husband has been killed.
- The Australian's father-in-law welcomed reports that his daughter's husband has been killed.


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While most of London melted, Chelsy Davy looked cool and collected as she went shopping in the English capital this afternoon. The Zimbabwean beauty turned heads on the popular King's Road, in the London district of Chelsea, as she showed off her svelte physique in a dark blue mini dress. The socialite showed off her tanned limbs in the silk strappy number, which she offset with a pair of tan wedges. She accessorised with a matching tan tote bag, layered gold pendants and a large gold bangle. Despite the record breaking heat, Chelsy appeared unflustered as she enjoyed a day of  running casual errands.

But the 29 year old, who had a seven-year, on-off relationship with

OPTIONS:
- Charles Goode, oozed confidence as she made her way along the famous shopping street.
- Chelsea, oozed confidence as she made her way along the famous shopping street.
- Chelsy, oozed confidence as she made her way along the famous shopping street.
- Chelsy Davy, oozed confidence as she made her way along the famous shopping street.
- English, oozed confidence as she made her way along the famous shopping street.
- King's Road, oozed confidence as she made her way along the famous shopping street.
- London, oozed confidence as she made her way along the famous shopping street.
- Prince Harry, oozed confidence as she made her way along the famous shopping street.
- Zimbabwean, oozed confidence as she made her way along the famous shopping street.


Complete the passage.

Timothy William Maness, 28, admitted to recording young women through their bedroom windows at the University of California, Santa Cruz A peeping tom admitted to recording young women through their bedroom windows at a California university after a victim snapped a photograph of him and posted it all over the neighborhood. Timothy William Maness, 28, turned himself in on Thursday at the Santa Cruz Police Station. He admitted he was the man in the photographs taken by a young woman on Tuesday after he looked through her bedroom window and attempted to enter her home. Haley Woolford, 19, said Maness removed panels from her backyard fence and walked through the gap to enter the private patio area.

OPTIONS:
- California was charged with burglary, stalking, peeping and video recording while peeping.
- Haley Woolford was charged with burglary, stalking, peeping and video recording while peeping.
- Maness was charged with burglary, stalking, peeping and video recording while peeping.
- Santa Cruz was charged with burglary, stalking, peeping and video recording while peeping.
- Santa Cruz Police Station was charged with burglary, stalking, peeping and video recording while peeping.
- Timothy William Maness was charged with burglary, stalking, peeping and video recording while peeping.
- UC Santa Cruz was charged with burglary, stalking, peeping and video recording while peeping.
- University of California was charged with burglary, stalking, peeping and video recording while peeping.
- Woolford was charged with burglary, stalking, peeping and video recording while peeping.


How does the sentence end?

The identity of the only suspect in the prison attack which left the notorious 'Son of Sam' killer David Berkowitz with a slashed throat has finally been revealed. William E. Hauser, a 63-year-old currently serving time for beating a man to death with a rolling pin, has been identified as the likely culprit behind the attack. Hauser's identity was revealed by former Attica superintendent James Conway, who at the time worked as a corrections officer at the infamous facility. Conway told the New York Post that Hauser - who at that time was behind bars following a first-degree assault conviction - had been moved to the same special housing unit as Berkowitz after witnessing a murder in the prison yard.

Conway also pointed out the fact that Berkowitz's throat was slashed outside of

OPTIONS:
- Attica's cell, and that Hauser was the last prisoner on the line to receive water from the man.
- Berkowitz's cell, and that Hauser was the last prisoner on the line to receive water from the man.
- Conway's cell, and that Hauser was the last prisoner on the line to receive water from the man.
- David Berkowitz's cell, and that Hauser was the last prisoner on the line to receive water from the man.
- Hauser's cell, and that Hauser was the last prisoner on the line to receive water from the man.
- James Conway's cell, and that Hauser was the last prisoner on the line to receive water from the man.
- New York City's cell, and that Hauser was the last prisoner on the line to receive water from the man.
- New York Post's cell, and that Hauser was the last prisoner on the line to receive water from the man.
- Son of Sam's cell, and that Hauser was the last prisoner on the line to receive water from the man.
- William E. Hauser's cell, and that Hauser was the last prisoner on the line to receive water from the man.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) Hillary Clinton, reentering the political fray months after her 2016 campaign loss, will soon launch a political organization aimed at funding "resistance" groups that are standing up to President Donald Trump, sources with knowledge of the plans tell CNN. Clinton, according to the sources, is currently working with former aides and donors to build an organization that will look to fund and invest in groups that have impressed her since her 2016 election loss. Clinton identified herself as part of the so-called resistance earlier this week, and that was not in passing. The former secretary of state has been watching groups stand up to Trump from afar and is "particularly fired up," in the words of one source, to fund these groups and broaden their reach.

At other events she has heralded the work of small organizations that have grown in response to

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Clinton.
- Donald Trump.
- Hillary Clinton.
- PAC.
- Trump.
- Washington.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) US President Donald Trump has said that he would want to consult with Chinese President Xi Jinping before speaking to Taiwan's leader. In an interview with Reuters news agency, Trump said he wouldn't want to "cause difficulty" for the Chinese leader by again breaking with the "one China" policy. "He's a friend of mine. He's actually a -- I think he's doing an amazing job as a leader, and I wouldn't want to do anything that comes in the way of that. So, I would certainly want to speak to him first," Trump said. China does not recognize Taiwan's independence, and under the "one China" policy the US has a long tradition of respecting that stance.

"We have tremendous trade deficits with everybody, but the big one is with

OPTIONS:
- CNN ... And I told them, 'You want to make a great deal?'
- China ... And I told them, 'You want to make a great deal?'
- Chinese ... And I told them, 'You want to make a great deal?'
- Donald Trump ... And I told them, 'You want to make a great deal?'
- Reuters ... And I told them, 'You want to make a great deal?'
- Taipei ... And I told them, 'You want to make a great deal?'
- Taiwan ... And I told them, 'You want to make a great deal?'
- Trump ... And I told them, 'You want to make a great deal?'
- US ... And I told them, 'You want to make a great deal?'
- Xi ... And I told them, 'You want to make a great deal?'
- Xi Jinping ... And I told them, 'You want to make a great deal?'


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) -- David Beckham was upstaged on the day his AC Milan future was finally resolved as teammate Filippo Inzaghi fired a hat-trick in the 3-0 success over Atalanta at the San Siro on Sunday. David Beckham congratulates hat-trick hero Filippo Inzaghi as the San Siro enjoys a double celebration. Milan confirmed in a brief statement a deal had been reached with Los Angeles Galaxy over England international Beckham. "AC Milan announces that the player David Beckham will remain at the club until June 30, 2009," it read. The 33-year-old midfielder will then return to the United States to play for the Galaxy between July and October.

The deal follows weeks of negotiations between the two clubs during which Milan baulked at the size of the transfer fee

OPTIONS:
- AC Milan were demanding -- thought to be around £12million.
- Atalanta were demanding -- thought to be around £12million.
- Beckham were demanding -- thought to be around £12million.
- CNN were demanding -- thought to be around £12million.
- David Beckham were demanding -- thought to be around £12million.
- England international Beckham were demanding -- thought to be around £12million.
- Filippo Inzaghi were demanding -- thought to be around £12million.
- Galaxy were demanding -- thought to be around £12million.
- L.A. Galaxy were demanding -- thought to be around £12million.
- Los Angeles Galaxy were demanding -- thought to be around £12million.
- Milan were demanding -- thought to be around £12million.
- San Siro were demanding -- thought to be around £12million.
- United States were demanding -- thought to be around £12million.


Complete the passage.

Gareth Southgate insisted England 'stopped the bleeding' as they shook off a sequence of heavy blows to revive their Euro 2015 ambitions. Jesse Lingard's terrific 85th minute strike secured a 1-0 win against Sweden that gives England an outstanding chance of reaching the semi-finals. The squad, who were congratulated by Roy Hodgson in the dressing room at the final whistle, now face Italy on Wednesday. Circumstances have tested Southgate since he has been in the Czech Republic, with injuries to John Stones and Saido Berahino robbing him of two key players, followed by an opening defeat to Portugal and even here there was a sting in the tail as the impressive Alex Pritchard was hurt.

We can watch the game tonight and see what emerges from that but in the end in all likeliness we'll need to beat

OPTIONS:
- Alex Pritchard.
- Cheek.
- Czech Republic.
- England.
- Euro.
- European Championship.
- Gareth Southgate.
- Group B.
- Italy.
- Jesse Lingard.
- John Stones.
- Lingard.
- Portugal.
- Roy Hodgson.
- Ruben Loftus.
- Saido Berahino.
- Southgate.
- Sweden.
- Tom Carroll.
- Under-21s.


Find the right ending to this passage.

The four sisters caught in the middle of a battle between their parents that spanned two continents have told their side of the story. More than three years ago Claire, Emily, Christine and Lily Vincenti were taken from their Italian home by their mother, which sparked an ugly dispute that included claims of kidnapping. Their mother, Laura Garrett, had Australian passports made for the girls and fled to Australia. She claimed she had to escape her abusive partner, Tomasso Vincenti. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Flashback to 2012: These were the heartbreaking scenes of a family being torn apart when four young sisters were dragged kicking and screaming from their mother's Sunshine Coast home in the middle of the night and forced onto a plan back to their father in Italy

Ms Garrett has previously said in the years since her daughter's return to

OPTIONS:
- Australia that the girls were unhappy.
- Australian that the girls were unhappy.
- Channel 9 that the girls were unhappy.
- Christine that the girls were unhappy.
- Claire that the girls were unhappy.
- Emily that the girls were unhappy.
- Florence that the girls were unhappy.
- Italian that the girls were unhappy.
- Italy that the girls were unhappy.
- Laura Garrett that the girls were unhappy.
- Lily Vincenti that the girls were unhappy.
- Sunshine Coast that the girls were unhappy.
- Tomasso Vincenti that the girls were unhappy.
- Vinceni that the girls were unhappy.


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

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (CNN) -- Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin's boast to have opposed the infamous "bridge to nowhere" is a staple of the Alaska governor's stump speech, but her record is more complicated than the one-liner. Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin canceled work on the Gravina Island bridge in 2007 after initially supporting the project. She repeated the line Tuesday in Lebanon, Ohio, telling supporters, "I told Congress, 'Thanks, but no thanks' for that bridge to nowhere up in Alaska. If our state wanted a bridge, we were going to build it ourselves." But Palin originally supported construction of the bridge, which would have linked the city of Ketchikan with its airport on sparsely populated Gravina Island.

And while she has used her line-item veto to cut funds for some government programs, her critics in

OPTIONS:
- ANCHORAGE complain she has the wrong priorities.
- Alaska complain she has the wrong priorities.
- CNN complain she has the wrong priorities.
- Congress complain she has the wrong priorities.
- Democrats complain she has the wrong priorities.
- Gravina Island complain she has the wrong priorities.
- Gravina Island bridge complain she has the wrong priorities.
- Ketchikan complain she has the wrong priorities.
- Lebanon complain she has the wrong priorities.
- Ohio complain she has the wrong priorities.
- Palin complain she has the wrong priorities.
- Republican complain she has the wrong priorities.
- Sarah Palin complain she has the wrong priorities.


Write the last sentence in this story.

If Janice Dickinson wins her civil lawsuit against Bill Cosby, he's going to have to write a big fat check to the model from his own bank account - and it could be as much as $35 million. Cosby's insurance company - AIG Property Casualty - has filed its own suit against the disgraced comedian, demanding the court order that the company is not liable for his alleged sexual misconduct if Dickinson is awarded damages in her civil lawsuit against him, according to court papers exclusively obtained by Daily Mail Online. Cosby has two homeowner's policies - one in Massachusetts and one in California with personal liability caps of $1 million each as well as an additional 'personal excess liability policy' of $35 million. All three policies exclude claims arising out of any 'actual, alleged or threatened' sexual misconduct, molestation or harassment or 'sexual, physical or mental abuse' related to  'sexual misconduct, molestation or harassment.'

The comedian has yet to respond to

OPTIONS:
- AIG's allegations in court
- AIG Property Casualty's allegations in court
- Bill Cosby's allegations in court
- California's allegations in court
- Cosby's allegations in court
- Daily Mail Online's allegations in court
- Dickinson's allegations in court
- Janice Dickinson's allegations in court
- Lake Tahoe's allegations in court
- Massachusetts's allegations in court
- Quaaludes's allegations in court


Legend has it then-couple Johnny Depp and Kate Moss bathed in Champagne here (it’s a rumour that won’t die, even though he’s denied it). Instead of going for a soak, rocker Alice Cooper let one of his boa constrictors loose. And pop star Robbie Williams even tried to buy the circular bed after becoming one of the many celebrities to spend the night at London’s Portobello Hotel. Surrounded by mirrors, the bathtub here may  be one of the most famous  in the world, but there are no sordid tales to tell after my overnight stay inside legendary Room 16 - unless you count watching football highlights as my skin wrinkled in the suds.

Despite its celebrity clientele,

OPTIONS:
- Alice Cooper is very laid back and not pretentious.
- Johnny Depp is very laid back and not pretentious.
- Kate Moss is very laid back and not pretentious.
- Legend is very laid back and not pretentious.
- London is very laid back and not pretentious.
- Notting Hill is very laid back and not pretentious.
- Portobello Hotel is very laid back and not pretentious.
- Robbie Williams is very laid back and not pretentious.
- Room 16 is very laid back and not pretentious.
- The Portobello Hotel is very laid back and not pretentious.
- Victorian is very laid back and not pretentious.


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

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

The memo, obtained by CNN, notes that

OPTIONS:
- CNN provides the assessments to states and local governments for free, although those governments have to cover the costs to address any exposed vulnerabilities.
- Claire McCaskill provides the assessments to states and local governments for free, although those governments have to cover the costs to address any exposed vulnerabilities.
- DHS provides the assessments to states and local governments for free, although those governments have to cover the costs to address any exposed vulnerabilities.
- Democratic provides the assessments to states and local governments for free, although those governments have to cover the costs to address any exposed vulnerabilities.
- Department of Homeland Security provides the assessments to states and local governments for free, although those governments have to cover the costs to address any exposed vulnerabilities.
- Missouri provides the assessments to states and local governments for free, although those governments have to cover the costs to address any exposed vulnerabilities.
- Obama provides the assessments to states and local governments for free, although those governments have to cover the costs to address any exposed vulnerabilities.
- Russian provides the assessments to states and local governments for free, although those governments have to cover the costs to address any exposed vulnerabilities.
- US provides the assessments to states and local governments for free, although those governments have to cover the costs to address any exposed vulnerabilities.
- Washington provides the assessments to states and local governments for free, although those governments have to cover the costs to address any exposed vulnerabilities.


How does this story end?

Lesley Conman's daughter Abbie, 12, was sent sexualised messages by an online pervert on Facebook Two mothers have slammed police for failing to act after their daughters were targeted by an online predator. Both Lesley Conman and Kerry Green's young daughters were sent sexualised messages by an online pervert on Facebook - but police refused to investigate as no offence had been committed. Ms Conman's daughter Abbie, 12, was sent a message by the man after accepting a friend request from someone pretending to be a 17-year-old boy. After the horrified mother saw the provocative messages, she challenged the man herself, pretending to be Abbie.

After tackling the pervert,

OPTIONS:
- Abbie posted the messages on her own account to warn other parents of the dangerous predator.
- Abbie Conman posted the messages on her own account to warn other parents of the dangerous predator.
- Conman posted the messages on her own account to warn other parents of the dangerous predator.
- Facebook posted the messages on her own account to warn other parents of the dangerous predator.
- Kerry Green posted the messages on her own account to warn other parents of the dangerous predator.
- Lesley Conman posted the messages on her own account to warn other parents of the dangerous predator.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Shandong Luneng's Brazilian coach Cuca suffered a savage attack from an official after tensions boiled over at the end of his side's Chinese Super League match against Guizhou Renhe. The bizarre exchange, which took place in Guiyang on Thursday night, reportedly included Cuca being punched by a linesman after the match. The nasty scenes were the result of a toxic atmosphere created by a disputed disallowed goal for Luneng in the second-half, with the score tied at 2-2. It proved a pivotal moment as the game ended in a draw, leaving coach Cuca feeling dejected and with a score of his own to settle.

A Luneng official released a statement on Friday saying: '

OPTIONS:
- Brazilian has a deep wound more than two and a half centimetres beside his left eyebrow.'
- Chinese Super League has a deep wound more than two and a half centimetres beside his left eyebrow.'
- Cuca has a deep wound more than two and a half centimetres beside his left eyebrow.'
- Guiyang has a deep wound more than two and a half centimetres beside his left eyebrow.'
- Guizhou Renhe has a deep wound more than two and a half centimetres beside his left eyebrow.'
- Luneng has a deep wound more than two and a half centimetres beside his left eyebrow.'
- Shandong Luneng has a deep wound more than two and a half centimetres beside his left eyebrow.'
- Wei has a deep wound more than two and a half centimetres beside his left eyebrow.'
- Zhan Wei has a deep wound more than two and a half centimetres beside his left eyebrow.'


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

Martin O'Neill is confident James McCarthy will brush off any flak from the travelling Tartan Army and stamp his class on tonight’s Euro 2016 qualifier in Dublin. This will be the Everton midfielder’s first game against the country of his birth after he missed last November’s 1-0 defeat for Ireland in Glasgow because of a hamstring injury. A similar complaint could this evening sideline fellow Scots-born colleague Aiden McGeady, who was booed throughout the autumn match at Celtic Park. McCarthy, though, is poised to play a key midfield role against Gordon Strachan’ s side in what could prove a turning point for both nations in their Group D campaigns.

OPTIONS:
- Aiden McGeady have beaten us in November and if that’s the message they want to send out I have no problem with it really.
- Celtic Park have beaten us in November and if that’s the message they want to send out I have no problem with it really.
- Dublin have beaten us in November and if that’s the message they want to send out I have no problem with it really.
- Euro 2016 have beaten us in November and if that’s the message they want to send out I have no problem with it really.
- Everton have beaten us in November and if that’s the message they want to send out I have no problem with it really.
- Glasgow have beaten us in November and if that’s the message they want to send out I have no problem with it really.
- Gordon Strachan’ have beaten us in November and if that’s the message they want to send out I have no problem with it really.
- Group D have beaten us in November and if that’s the message they want to send out I have no problem with it really.
- Ireland have beaten us in November and if that’s the message they want to send out I have no problem with it really.
- James McCarthy have beaten us in November and if that’s the message they want to send out I have no problem with it really.
- Martin O'Neill have beaten us in November and if that’s the message they want to send out I have no problem with it really.
- McCarthy have beaten us in November and if that’s the message they want to send out I have no problem with it really.
- O’Neill have beaten us in November and if that’s the message they want to send out I have no problem with it really.
- Scotland have beaten us in November and if that’s the message they want to send out I have no problem with it really.
- Scots have beaten us in November and if that’s the message they want to send out I have no problem with it really.
- Tartan Army have beaten us in November and if that’s the message they want to send out I have no problem with it really.


How does this story end?

Former Vice President Dick Cheney called a Senate panel's report on U.S. interrogation tactics during George W. Bush's administration is "deeply flawed" and a "terrible piece of work." "The report's full of crap," he said in an interview with Fox News on Wednesday evening. Bush's Republican vice president insisted that the Central Intelligence Agency's rough tactics -- which the report said included mock executions, beatings, "rectal rehydration" and feeding, sleep deprivation and more -- helped the United States "catch the bastards who killed 3,000 of us on 9/11." "It did in fact produce actionable intelligence that was vital in the success of keeping the country safe from further attacks," he said.

Contrary to the report's conclusion that Bush didn't know the extent of the CIA's efforts, Cheney said the President was involved in discussions about the interrogation techniques, and that

OPTIONS:
- Bush even pointed out some of those conversations in a book he wrote after leaving office.
- CIA even pointed out some of those conversations in a book he wrote after leaving office.
- Central Intelligence Agency even pointed out some of those conversations in a book he wrote after leaving office.
- Dick Cheney even pointed out some of those conversations in a book he wrote after leaving office.
- Fox News even pointed out some of those conversations in a book he wrote after leaving office.
- George W. Bush even pointed out some of those conversations in a book he wrote after leaving office.
- Republican even pointed out some of those conversations in a book he wrote after leaving office.
- Senate even pointed out some of those conversations in a book he wrote after leaving office.
- Senate Intelligence Committee even pointed out some of those conversations in a book he wrote after leaving office.
- U.S. even pointed out some of those conversations in a book he wrote after leaving office.
- United States even pointed out some of those conversations in a book he wrote after leaving office.


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

A police chief in suburban Atlanta resigned Wednesday before a grand jury decides whether to charge him with a misdemeanor crime for accidentally shooting his sleeping wife after drinking alcohol and taking sleep medication, officials said. Police Chief William McCollom called 911 early New Year's Day to report accidentally shooting his ex-wife, Margaret, as the couple slept in their bed. A prosecutor plans to seek a misdemeanor charge — but not a felony — against McCollom. Resignation: Police Chief William McCollom resigned from his position in the Peachtree City Police Wednesday The couple divorced in 1999 and later reunited.

An investigation into the incident found that barking dogs woke

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta from his sleep in the middle of the night, CNN reports.
- Margaret from his sleep in the middle of the night, CNN reports.
- McCollom from his sleep in the middle of the night, CNN reports.
- New Year's Day from his sleep in the middle of the night, CNN reports.
- Peachtree City Police from his sleep in the middle of the night, CNN reports.
- William McCollom from his sleep in the middle of the night, CNN reports.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) The Justice Department is preventing Senate investigators from interviewing two top FBI officials who could provide first-hand testimony over the firing of former FBI Director James Comey, the latest sign that Special Counsel Robert Mueller could be investigating the circumstances around the firing, officials tell CNN. The previously undisclosed turf war comes as the Senate judiciary committee has not yet given assurances to the special counsel's office that it could have unfettered access to the transcript of the interview it conducted last week with the President's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., saying that the full Senate must first authorize the release of the information to Mueller's team.

"Both the judiciary committee and the special counsel are engaged in important investigations, and we are committed to being as cooperative with Mueller's office as we can, which is why we've been in ongoing communication with

OPTIONS:
- CNN's team," Hartmann said.
- DOJ's team," Hartmann said.
- Donald Trump Jr.'s team," Hartmann said.
- FBI's team," Hartmann said.
- James Comey's team," Hartmann said.
- Justice Department's team," Hartmann said.
- Mueller's team," Hartmann said.
- Robert Mueller's team," Hartmann said.
- Russian's team," Hartmann said.
- Senate's team," Hartmann said.


Complete the passage.

Montgomery, Alabama (CNN) President Donald Trump's endorsement and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's money carried their preferred candidate over the first hurdle in Alabama's Senate race Tuesday. But the results showed why the second hurdle will be much tougher to clear. Sen. Luther Strange, the national Republicans' preferred candidate, topped Rep. Mo Brooks to finish second Tuesday and advance to a runoff against controversial former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore. But Moore was the clear first-place finisher, earning 39% of the vote, compared to 31% for Strange and 19% for Brooks, with 95% of precincts' results tallied. Moore and Strange will now face off in a September 26 runoff to determine who will face Doug Jones -- who cruised through Tuesday's Democratic primary -- in the December special election to fill Attorney General Jeff Sessions' former seat.

OPTIONS:
- Alabama predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Brooks predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- CNN predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Democratic predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Donald Trump predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Doug Jones predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Jeff Sessions predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Justice predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Luther Strange predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Mitch McConnell predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Mo Brooks predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Montgomery predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Moore predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Republicans predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Roy Moore predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Senate predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Strange predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.
- Supreme Court predicted that "the most negative campaign ads in the history of Alabama" will be aired against him by pro-Strange groups, and said it's up to voters to reject them.


Complete the passage.

At least we now know why FIFA made bad, often inexplicable, decisions. They were bent. Michel Platini, sadly, seems willing to perform the same service for free. Platini is a bad idea machine, whether voting for Russia and Qatar, or saturating the European Championship with mediocre qualifiers. His grand overhaul of football’s economic structure, financial fair play, was so poorly conceived and biased towards the existing elite that it collapsed under the weight of legal challenge and its own incompetence in little more than a year. His vision for the Europa League has inspired some coaches to actively hope for an early exit, while the riches from the Champions League are so iniquitously divided they have turned domestic competitions across Europe into virtual monopolies.

It doesn’t, however, have to be as hard as

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal are making it.
- Champions League are making it.
- Community Shield are making it.
- David de Gea are making it.
- Europa League are making it.
- Europe are making it.
- European Championship are making it.
- FA are making it.
- FIFA are making it.
- Fair Play are making it.
- Greg Dyke are making it.
- Louis van Gaal are making it.
- Michel Platini are making it.
- Platini are making it.
- Qatar are making it.
- Russia are making it.
- West Ham are making it.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) George W. Bush tried it. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton tried it. Now Donald Trump is vowing to reset relations with Russia. But could the unintended costs outweigh the benefits? The President-elect's Russian gambit seems like a solid foreign policy goal, given that the estrangement between the rivals -- owners of the world's biggest nuclear arsenals -- is deeper than at any time since the Cold War. An improvement in relations could yield gains for the United States in reviving non-proliferation projects and closer anti-terrorism cooperation. But there are big questions about whether Trump will be any more successful than his predecessors, whose initial inroads eventually foundered largely due to the behavior of President Vladimir Putin, and whether he will end up emboldening a leader that many -- including key Republicans in Congress -- see as a top US adversary.

"Simply accepting

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama behavior that is truly egregious" would prove problematic to US efforts to halting Russian meddling around the world, according to Pifer.
- CNN behavior that is truly egregious" would prove problematic to US efforts to halting Russian meddling around the world, according to Pifer.
- Cold War behavior that is truly egregious" would prove problematic to US efforts to halting Russian meddling around the world, according to Pifer.
- Congress behavior that is truly egregious" would prove problematic to US efforts to halting Russian meddling around the world, according to Pifer.
- Donald Trump behavior that is truly egregious" would prove problematic to US efforts to halting Russian meddling around the world, according to Pifer.
- George W. Bush behavior that is truly egregious" would prove problematic to US efforts to halting Russian meddling around the world, according to Pifer.
- Hillary Clinton behavior that is truly egregious" would prove problematic to US efforts to halting Russian meddling around the world, according to Pifer.
- Republicans behavior that is truly egregious" would prove problematic to US efforts to halting Russian meddling around the world, according to Pifer.
- Russia behavior that is truly egregious" would prove problematic to US efforts to halting Russian meddling around the world, according to Pifer.
- Russian behavior that is truly egregious" would prove problematic to US efforts to halting Russian meddling around the world, according to Pifer.
- Trump behavior that is truly egregious" would prove problematic to US efforts to halting Russian meddling around the world, according to Pifer.
- US behavior that is truly egregious" would prove problematic to US efforts to halting Russian meddling around the world, according to Pifer.
- United States behavior that is truly egregious" would prove problematic to US efforts to halting Russian meddling around the world, according to Pifer.
- Vladimir Putin behavior that is truly egregious" would prove problematic to US efforts to halting Russian meddling around the world, according to Pifer.
- Washington behavior that is truly egregious" would prove problematic to US efforts to halting Russian meddling around the world, according to Pifer.


Complete the passage.

The crew of a specially-made plane named Miss Piggy braved winds of 235mph as they ventured into the eye of Hurricane Patricia, the Western Hemisphere's strongest recorded storm. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Joseph Klippel shared video of the experience aboard the Lockheed WP-3D Orion 'hurricane hunter' that is used to record data from inside the most dangerous storms. The plane made two passes through the storm, passing through heavy winds and rain en route to the calm of the storm's eye, where the pilots could see all the way to the water below. A pressure reading of 879 millibars, the lowest ever recorded in a hurricane, was the result of a ten and a half hour flight as Miss Piggy went from Harlingen, Texas, towards the storm off the coast of Mexico and then back to Florida.

It was only a tropical depression as of Saturday morning, though remnants of the storm were expected to contribute to mudslides and flooding in both

OPTIONS:
- Florida and Texas.
- Harlingen and Texas.
- Joseph Klippel and Texas.
- Mexico and Texas.
- Miss Piggy and Texas.
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and Texas.
- Patricia and Texas.
- Texas and Texas.
- WP-3D Orion and Texas.
- Western Hemisphere and Texas.


How does the sentence end?

President Barack Obama read 'Mean Tweets' on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live last night, but he was unfazed. After enduring the routine — in which celebrities read hostile Twitter comments about themselves — Obama told Kimmel: 'You should see what the Senate says about me.' The president also joked about the perks and restrictions he faces, revealing that he's not allowed to use cellphones that have recorders in them. (Hence his ever-present BlackBerry.) He also noted he can visit the dentist in the White House basement, but doesn't text and can't drive. Late-night appearance: Secret Service agents stand by as President Obama chats with Jimmy Kimmel during a break in  the show on which he appeared on Thursday night

Obama was the first sitting president ever to appear on

OPTIONS:
- ABC's long-running show
- Barack Obama's long-running show
- BlackBerry's long-running show
- Democrat's long-running show
- Ferguson's long-running show
- Jimmy Kimmel's long-running show
- Jimmy Kimmel Live's long-running show
- Kimmel's long-running show
- LA's long-running show
- Mean Tweets's long-running show
- Obama's long-running show
- Senate's long-running show
- Twitter's long-running show
- White House's long-running show


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

There are few things more certain in life than Shane Watson reviewing an lbw dismissal. So when he saw umpire Marais Erasmus answer Stuart Broad’s appeal in the affirmative in the second over the day, Watson duly obliged. Much to Broad’s delight, the decision stood and Watson had fallen victim to a 28th Test-match lbw — 26.66 per cent of his total Test dismissals and the highest proportion of anyone with at least 100 innings under his belt. This has become a familiar fate for Watson against England — illustrated by the way Alastair Cook’s seamers have targeted his pads — and nearly half of these dismissals (13) have come in Ashes series.

Gooch played in more than twice as many matches as

OPTIONS:
- Alastair Cook — 42 compared to 19.
- Ashes — 42 compared to 19.
- Broad — 42 compared to 19.
- Cardiff — 42 compared to 19.
- Curtly Ambrose — 42 compared to 19.
- England — 42 compared to 19.
- Jimmy Anderson — 42 compared to 19.
- Marais Erasmus — 42 compared to 19.
- Nasser Hussain — 42 compared to 19.
- Paul Newman — 42 compared to 19.
- Richie Benaud — 42 compared to 19.
- Shane Watson — 42 compared to 19.
- Stuart Broad — 42 compared to 19.
- Watson — 42 compared to 19.


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

China's tourism authority named and shamed another five tourists for bad behavior and says it is working with airlines on a possible flying ban. Those added to the list of 'uncivilized behavior' by tourists include two women and a man who brawled after one woman's seat was bumped during boarding of a flight from Cambodia to the western city of Chengdu. The three were forcibly removed from the plane under captain's orders and the flight was delayed for one hour, the China National Tourism Administration said. Another man was listed after he was arrested in Japan for assaulting a convenience store clerk whom he accused of disrespecting his wife. The last was a woman who attacked her tour guide with hot tea after learning the price of her son's ticket to a western China scenic site was not included in the package.

In a further step, the administration said it was working with major

OPTIONS:
- Cambodia airlines on 'enacting definite restrictive measures' against those on the list, which currently includes 16 names in total.
- Chengdu airlines on 'enacting definite restrictive measures' against those on the list, which currently includes 16 names in total.
- China airlines on 'enacting definite restrictive measures' against those on the list, which currently includes 16 names in total.
- China National Tourism Administration airlines on 'enacting definite restrictive measures' against those on the list, which currently includes 16 names in total.
- Chinese airlines on 'enacting definite restrictive measures' against those on the list, which currently includes 16 names in total.
- Japan airlines on 'enacting definite restrictive measures' against those on the list, which currently includes 16 names in total.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) It's been quite a Friday for Melania Trump: Traveling with the President for the G20 summit in Hamburg, Germany, the first lady was temporarily stranded at a hotel, casually popped in on a high-stakes diplomatic meeting, and even dined beside Russian President Vladimir Putin. In the morning, Trump was scheduled to attend programs with the spouses of G20 leaders, but due to the protests, she was unable to leave her hotel. "Hamburg police couldn't provide clearance for us to leave," the first lady's communications director Stephanie Grisham told reporters in Hamburg. The spouses of the other G20 leaders toured a climate change center in Hamburg and took a river cruise -- sans their American counterpart -- while the world leaders attended the summit.

After being virtually stranded at her hotel for hours, the security concerns subsided and

OPTIONS:
- American ventured to the site of the summit, where her husband was holding a highly-anticipated meeting with Putin.
- G20 ventured to the site of the summit, where her husband was holding a highly-anticipated meeting with Putin.
- Germany ventured to the site of the summit, where her husband was holding a highly-anticipated meeting with Putin.
- Hamburg ventured to the site of the summit, where her husband was holding a highly-anticipated meeting with Putin.
- Melania Trump ventured to the site of the summit, where her husband was holding a highly-anticipated meeting with Putin.
- Russian ventured to the site of the summit, where her husband was holding a highly-anticipated meeting with Putin.
- Stephanie Grisham ventured to the site of the summit, where her husband was holding a highly-anticipated meeting with Putin.
- Trump ventured to the site of the summit, where her husband was holding a highly-anticipated meeting with Putin.
- Vladimir Putin ventured to the site of the summit, where her husband was holding a highly-anticipated meeting with Putin.


The then Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh were in Kenya en route to Australasia for an official visit when news of King George VI’s death on 6 February 1952 reached them. The Princess was dazzled by Philip when she was a little girl, and she found when she was older he was still very good-looking, still very amusing – he had the kind of charisma that dazzled people. He began to take her seriously when she was grown up enough for him to realise that this little girl cousin had blossomed and was now a young woman – an attractive young woman.

I whizzed round the outside of the house to where Prince

OPTIONS:
- Australasia was sleeping and told him.
- British was sleeping and told him.
- Diana was sleeping and told him.
- Duke was sleeping and told him.
- Edinburgh was sleeping and told him.
- Elizabeth was sleeping and told him.
- George VI was sleeping and told him.
- Kenya was sleeping and told him.
- Philip was sleeping and told him.


Radio host Ryan 'Fitzy' Fitzgerald says he had a chance encounter with the Church Of Scientology, the secretive faith that counts Tom Cruise and John Travolta among its celebrity devotees. Co-hosting Australia talk show The Project on Tuesday night, the Nova FM personality, 38, revealed a meeting with actress Jenna Elfman 13 years ago in Los Angeles led him to the religion's rarefied circle. Recovering from his third knee construction, the former AFL player was holidaying in the US when he bumped into the Dharma and Greg actress who told him she could 'fix' his on-going knee problems, through a 'purification process'.

OPTIONS:
- AFL was greeted by a man who said: 'Welcome, we've been waiting for you.'
- Australia was greeted by a man who said: 'Welcome, we've been waiting for you.'
- Australian was greeted by a man who said: 'Welcome, we've been waiting for you.'
- Church Of Scientology was greeted by a man who said: 'Welcome, we've been waiting for you.'
- Dharma and Greg was greeted by a man who said: 'Welcome, we've been waiting for you.'
- Jenna Elfman was greeted by a man who said: 'Welcome, we've been waiting for you.'
- John Travolta was greeted by a man who said: 'Welcome, we've been waiting for you.'
- Los Angeles was greeted by a man who said: 'Welcome, we've been waiting for you.'
- Nova FM was greeted by a man who said: 'Welcome, we've been waiting for you.'
- Ryan 'Fitzy' Fitzgerald was greeted by a man who said: 'Welcome, we've been waiting for you.'
- The Project was greeted by a man who said: 'Welcome, we've been waiting for you.'
- Tom Cruise was greeted by a man who said: 'Welcome, we've been waiting for you.'
- U.S was greeted by a man who said: 'Welcome, we've been waiting for you.'
- US was greeted by a man who said: 'Welcome, we've been waiting for you.'


How does this story end?

(CNN) US Defense Secretary James Mattis called Iran "the single biggest state sponsor of terrorism in the world" in his first comments on the country Saturday, a day after the Trump administration imposed fresh sanctions over an Iranian ballistic missile test. Iran and the United States have engaged in tit-for-tat exchanges since US President Donald Trump signed an executive order January 27 banning nationals temporarily from seven Muslim-majority nations from entering the United States. Iran was among those countries. US District Judge James Robart temporarily stopped Trump's order Friday night, and the Department of Homeland Security said Saturday it has suspended all actions implementing the order.

Iran fired a ballistic missile two days after

OPTIONS:
- CNN's travel ban was announced and vowed to implement "reciprocal measures."
- Department of Homeland Security's travel ban was announced and vowed to implement "reciprocal measures."
- Donald Trump's travel ban was announced and vowed to implement "reciprocal measures."
- Iran's travel ban was announced and vowed to implement "reciprocal measures."
- Iranian's travel ban was announced and vowed to implement "reciprocal measures."
- James Mattis's travel ban was announced and vowed to implement "reciprocal measures."
- James Robart's travel ban was announced and vowed to implement "reciprocal measures."
- Muslim's travel ban was announced and vowed to implement "reciprocal measures."
- Trump's travel ban was announced and vowed to implement "reciprocal measures."
- US's travel ban was announced and vowed to implement "reciprocal measures."
- United States's travel ban was announced and vowed to implement "reciprocal measures."


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- Verizon pulled a rabbit out of its corporate hat earlier this month. The wireless giant announced a multibillion-dollar deal to purchase rights to largely unused spectrum, which is like an open lane on the congested wireless Internet highway. Verizon purchased these rights from Comcast and Time Warner, two large cable-TV companies, and the smaller Bright House Networks. Sound familiar? AT&T made a similarly surprising move in March, declaring its intention to buy T-Mobile, in large part to get access to T-Mobile's underused spectrum. The AT&T deal drew the wrath of the Justice Department and the FCC. Indeed, it appears the current incarnation of the AT&T proposed merger is dying a slow death. U.S. District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle agreed on Monday to a request from both sides to delay the merger hearing, and asked AT&T to supply information on whether it will pursue a different deal with T-Mobile.

Moreover, the proposed

OPTIONS:
- AT&T deal includes cross-marketing with the cable companies' retail stores, yet another advantage in this most visible of consumer markets.
- Bright House Networks deal includes cross-marketing with the cable companies' retail stores, yet another advantage in this most visible of consumer markets.
- CNN deal includes cross-marketing with the cable companies' retail stores, yet another advantage in this most visible of consumer markets.
- Comcast deal includes cross-marketing with the cable companies' retail stores, yet another advantage in this most visible of consumer markets.
- Ellen Segal Huvelle deal includes cross-marketing with the cable companies' retail stores, yet another advantage in this most visible of consumer markets.
- FCC deal includes cross-marketing with the cable companies' retail stores, yet another advantage in this most visible of consumer markets.
- Justice Department deal includes cross-marketing with the cable companies' retail stores, yet another advantage in this most visible of consumer markets.
- Spectrum deal includes cross-marketing with the cable companies' retail stores, yet another advantage in this most visible of consumer markets.
- T-Mobile deal includes cross-marketing with the cable companies' retail stores, yet another advantage in this most visible of consumer markets.
- Time Warner deal includes cross-marketing with the cable companies' retail stores, yet another advantage in this most visible of consumer markets.
- U.S. deal includes cross-marketing with the cable companies' retail stores, yet another advantage in this most visible of consumer markets.
- Verizon deal includes cross-marketing with the cable companies' retail stores, yet another advantage in this most visible of consumer markets.
- Washington deal includes cross-marketing with the cable companies' retail stores, yet another advantage in this most visible of consumer markets.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) One Friday night this month, Madeline Dahl, a 23-year-old nurse in the cardiology ICU at Seattle's University of Washington Medical Center, received an alert on her cell phone: Someone nearby needed help. Having just finished her shift, Dahl dropped what she was doing at the hospital and ran down five flights of stairs to the street. "It was right during a huge storm, so it was raining, and I was trying to figure out where they would be," she said. "And then I saw Zach was bent over somebody on the ground, so I ran over." Zach Forcade, a 27-year-old medical student, hovered above a man beside a bus stop outside the hospital. Forcade had seen Stephen DeMont fall to the ground and shouted to a passer-by to dial 911 before he performed chest compressions, trying to keep DeMont's heart beating.

Though she herself didn't perform CPR, she helped Forcade by making sure

OPTIONS:
- CPR's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- Dahl's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- DeMont's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- Forcade's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- ICU's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- Madeline Dahl's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- PulsePoint's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- Seattle's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- Stephen DeMont's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- University of Washington Medical Center's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- Zach's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.
- Zach Forcade's air passage remained clear and by counting compressions.


Write the next sentence.

Washington (CNN) John Kelly was sworn in as President Donald Trump's new chief of staff Monday, tasked with bringing order to an often chaotic White House and jump-starting the President's stalled legislative agenda. "We look forward to, if it is possible, even a better job as chief of staff," Trump said of his former secretary of homeland security. Trump told reporters in the Oval Office that his administration has "done very well," noting the stock market, unemployment and business confidence. "We have a tremendous base, we have a tremendous group of support, the country is optimistic and I think the general will just add to it. The country is doing very well. Strongest stock market ever," Trump said.

And anybody who thinks they're going to change

OPTIONS:
- CNN doesn't know Donald Trump."
- Capitol Hill doesn't know Donald Trump."
- Donald Trump doesn't know Donald Trump."
- John Kelly doesn't know Donald Trump."
- Kelly doesn't know Donald Trump."
- Marine Corps doesn't know Donald Trump."
- Oval Office doesn't know Donald Trump."
- Republicans doesn't know Donald Trump."
- Trump doesn't know Donald Trump."
- Washington doesn't know Donald Trump."
- White House doesn't know Donald Trump."


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

With mile upon mile of untouched golden beaches, corals reefs ripe for divers, ancient artifacts and a population desperate to impress. Somaliland is a country with plenty to offer tourists and it is actively encouraging visitors. But unfortunately, the much-desired tourists are not flocking to the east African outpost, neighbouring Ethiopia, Djibouti and Somalia. For starters, the country doesn't exist at all according to the international community, which recognises it only as part of Somalia, the troubled nation where piracy is rife and terrorist organisation Al-Shabaab is based. Locals walk along some of the 528 miles of beachfront in Somaliland that the country is keen to promote

By road enter through

OPTIONS:
- African and Djibouti, although it's cheaper to fly than drive.
- Al-Shabaab and Djibouti, although it's cheaper to fly than drive.
- Djibouti and Djibouti, although it's cheaper to fly than drive.
- Ethiopia and Djibouti, although it's cheaper to fly than drive.
- Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Djibouti, although it's cheaper to fly than drive.
- Islamic and Djibouti, although it's cheaper to fly than drive.
- Somalia and Djibouti, although it's cheaper to fly than drive.
- Somaliland and Djibouti, although it's cheaper to fly than drive.


Complete the passage.

PARIS, France (CNN)  -- Opposition lawmakers Tuesday ridiculed President Nicolas Sarkozy for taking France back into NATO's military command after more than 40 years, but were unable to stop the move when it came to a vote. French troops on patrol with the Afghan army as part of the NATO mission in Afghanistan. The National Assembly voted in favor of Sarkozy's plan, 329-238. Socialist Laurent Fabius, a former prime minister, told Prime Minister Francois Fillon: "You tell us this would mean more independence and more influence. It would probably mean less independence and less influence." The move did not technically require parliamentary approval, but the president's party scheduled the debate to give opponents a chance to voice their opinions -- and to show a majority backed it.

Opponents of Sarkozy's move -- who include some members of his party -- believe

OPTIONS:
- Afghan, not Sarkozy, had it right.
- Afghanistan, not Sarkozy, had it right.
- CNN, not Sarkozy, had it right.
- Charles de Gaulle, not Sarkozy, had it right.
- France, not Sarkozy, had it right.
- Francois Fillon, not Sarkozy, had it right.
- French, not Sarkozy, had it right.
- French National Assembly, not Sarkozy, had it right.
- Laurent Fabius, not Sarkozy, had it right.
- NATO, not Sarkozy, had it right.
- National Assembly, not Sarkozy, had it right.
- Nicolas Sarkozy, not Sarkozy, had it right.
- PARIS, not Sarkozy, had it right.
- Sarkozy, not Sarkozy, had it right.


Complete the passage.

Brendon McCullum blazed the joint second-highest individual score in world T20 cricket with a brilliant unbeaten 158 as Birmingham Bears beat Derbyshire Falcons by 60 runs in the NatWest T20 Blast at Edgbaston. The New Zealand captain more than lived up to expectations on his home debut, thrilling the Bears' supporters with a thunderous innings from 64 balls that included 13 fours and 11 sixes. That matched McCullum's own best T20 score and only Chris Gayle, with 175 not out in the Indian Premier League, has managed more. His onslaught lifted Birmingham to 242 for two - their highest total in the format and the joint-third highest by any team in English domestic T20.

That was bad news for the Falcons as

OPTIONS:
- Bears responded by moving into overdrive.
- Birmingham responded by moving into overdrive.
- Birmingham Bears responded by moving into overdrive.
- Brendon McCullum responded by moving into overdrive.
- Chris Gayle responded by moving into overdrive.
- Derbyshire Falcons responded by moving into overdrive.
- Edgbaston responded by moving into overdrive.
- English responded by moving into overdrive.
- Indian Premier League responded by moving into overdrive.
- Kiwi responded by moving into overdrive.
- McCullum responded by moving into overdrive.
- NatWest T20 Blast responded by moving into overdrive.
- New Zealand responded by moving into overdrive.
- T20 responded by moving into overdrive.


How does the sentence end?

A woman has been reunited with her beloved childhood toy after it went missing a year ago while she was on holiday and then miraculously discovered 15,000km away from her home. Bernadette Lavallee, a 30-year-old from southeast Queensland, bought her toy lamb, Lamberise, when she was 13-years-old and the pair traveled the world together alongside Ronald, another toy lamb her brother made for her when she was ten. But the bar manager was distraught after she lost them both while on a trip to Dover, on England's south coast, on May 18 last year and after scouring the area until 1am only managed to find Ronald.

Char told the lady who was selling him all about

OPTIONS:
- Bernadette Lavallee's story and the woman handed Lamberise over free of charge, telling her to make sure he got home safe.
- Dover's story and the woman handed Lamberise over free of charge, telling her to make sure he got home safe.
- England's story and the woman handed Lamberise over free of charge, telling her to make sure he got home safe.
- Lamberise's story and the woman handed Lamberise over free of charge, telling her to make sure he got home safe.
- Queensland's story and the woman handed Lamberise over free of charge, telling her to make sure he got home safe.
- Ronald's story and the woman handed Lamberise over free of charge, telling her to make sure he got home safe.


How does the sentence end?

Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- A spokesman for the trustees who control Michael Jackson's estate said designer belts produced under a contract with the pop icon's parents were not authorized. Asked if there would be legal action to stop the marketing of the belts, estate spokesman Jim Bates said it was undecided. Another company, Bravado, has a contract with the estate to market Michael Jackson merchandise, Bates said. A representative of the company marketing the belt said Katherine Jackson, the late pop star's mother, cleared the deal with the trustees. The sale has been put on hold while lawyers discuss a solution, he said.

Charities yet to be chosen will also get 20 percent of the estate's profits, according to the will signed by

OPTIONS:
- Bates.
- Bravado.
- CNN.
- California.
- Estate.
- Jackson.
- Jim Bates.
- Katherine Jackson.
- Los Angeles.
- MJ.
- Michael Jackson.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Daniele De Rossi converted an early penalty and was later sent off as Italy beat Bulgaria 1-0 in a Euro 2016 qualifier which saw goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon win his 150th cap for the hosts on Sunday. De Rossi scored with a twice-taken penalty in the sixth minute but blotted his copybook early in the second half when he was dismissed after clashing with Iliyan Mitsanski, who was also sent off. Buffon, who won his first cap in a World Cup qualifier away to Russia in 1997, rescued Italy with a difficult save from Giorgi Milanov in stoppage time. The win took Italy top of Group H with 18 points from eight games and kept them on course for a top-two finish which would ensure a place in France next year.

Todor Nedelev then gave

OPTIONS:
- Azzurri a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.
- Buffon a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.
- Bulgaria a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.
- Daniele De Rossi a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.
- De Rossi a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.
- Estadio Renzo Barbera a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.
- Euro 2016 a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.
- France a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.
- Gianluigi Buffon a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.
- Giorgi Milanov a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.
- Group H a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.
- Ilian Micanski a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.
- Iliyan Mitsanski a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.
- Italy a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.
- Micanski a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.
- Roma a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.
- Russia a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.
- World Cup a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.