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Daily Show host Jon Stewart took his life into his hands on Monday night when he entered the wrestling ring to spar with WWE star Seth Rollins. The feud had been simmering between the pair for the past two weeks after current Money In The Bank-title holder Rollins claimed that he could do a better job of hosting the Comedy Central show. Stewart then issued a challenge to Rollins via a cell phone clip before the two men briefly came face-to-face on The Daily Show itself last week when Rollins got Stewart in a headlock. Scroll down for videos Daily Show host Jon Stewart took his life into his hands on Monday night when he entered the wrestling ring to spar with WWE star Seth Rollins as their feud continued

The pair’s beef started two weeks ago when

OPTIONS:
- Comedy Central had proudly boasted that he had aspirations beyond being 'the future of WWE'.
- Daily Show had proudly boasted that he had aspirations beyond being 'the future of WWE'.
- Jon Stewart had proudly boasted that he had aspirations beyond being 'the future of WWE'.
- Money In The Bank-title had proudly boasted that he had aspirations beyond being 'the future of WWE'.
- Randy Orton had proudly boasted that he had aspirations beyond being 'the future of WWE'.
- Rollins had proudly boasted that he had aspirations beyond being 'the future of WWE'.
- Seth Rollins had proudly boasted that he had aspirations beyond being 'the future of WWE'.
- Stewart had proudly boasted that he had aspirations beyond being 'the future of WWE'.
- The Daily Show had proudly boasted that he had aspirations beyond being 'the future of WWE'.
- WWE had proudly boasted that he had aspirations beyond being 'the future of WWE'.
- WrestleMania had proudly boasted that he had aspirations beyond being 'the future of WWE'.


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A man from Iowa made his Harry Potter-loving wife's dreams come true when he turned their home into her very own Hogwarts in celebration of her birthday. Corey Kundert, 27, got out his spell book to turn the apartment that he shares with Amanda into something akin to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. From hidden railway platforms and special potions to wanted posters and magic wands, he ensured that everything for her 26th birthday party had something to do with Harry Potter. Amanda told Seventeen how her husband had known for years just how big of a fan she was of the franchise.

OPTIONS:
- Amanda was also given a birthday cake which was deliberately misspelled - a nod to spelling errors made by Hagrid on Harry's 11th birthday.
- Corey Kundert was also given a birthday cake which was deliberately misspelled - a nod to spelling errors made by Hagrid on Harry's 11th birthday.
- Corey Kundert was also given a birthday cake which was deliberately misspelled - a nod to spelling errors made by Hagrid on Harry's 11th birthday.
- Harry Potter was also given a birthday cake which was deliberately misspelled - a nod to spelling errors made by Hagrid on Harry's 11th birthday.
- Hogwarts was also given a birthday cake which was deliberately misspelled - a nod to spelling errors made by Hagrid on Harry's 11th birthday.
- Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry was also given a birthday cake which was deliberately misspelled - a nod to spelling errors made by Hagrid on Harry's 11th birthday.
- Iowa was also given a birthday cake which was deliberately misspelled - a nod to spelling errors made by Hagrid on Harry's 11th birthday.
- Seventeen was also given a birthday cake which was deliberately misspelled - a nod to spelling errors made by Hagrid on Harry's 11th birthday.


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(CNN) On one hand, Donald Trump's praise of France's far right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen, who appears to have received enough votes in Sunday's election to advance to the May 7 runoff, is not surprising. Le Pen, like Trump, ran a campaign that was anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim and traded on white supremacist themes. (It's no coincidence that former Klan leader David Duke has publicly praised both Le Pen and Trump.) On the other hand, you would think Trump would be hesitant to publicly praise a candidate like Le Pen, an avid supporter of Vladimir Putin, particularly given that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said just two weeks ago that US-Russian relations had reached an all time low.

Le Pen's political party has been supported in part by

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- CNN banks.
- David Duke banks.
- Dean Obeidallah banks.
- Donald Trump banks.
- France banks.
- Klan banks.
- Le Pen banks.
- Marine banks.
- Muslim banks.
- Putin French banks.
- Rex Tillerson banks.
- Russian banks.
- Trump banks.
- US banks.
- Vladimir Putin banks.


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

Tehran, Iran (CNN) -- A nuclear scientist was killed in a blast in Tehran on Wednesday morning, an Iranian news agency reported, in the latest in a string of attacks that Iran has blamed on Israel. A motorcyclist placed a magnetic bomb under Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan's Peugeot 405, the state-run IRNA news agency said. The blast also wounded two others, IRNA said. State television channel Press TV reported later Wednesday that Roshan's driver, Reza Qashqaei, had died in a hospital from his injuries. Mohammad Khazaee, Iranian ambassador to the United Nations, condemned what he called "cruel, inhumane and criminal acts of terrorism against the Iranian scientists."

"But if it is true that Israel is behind it, Iran should make a formal complaint to the

OPTIONS:
- CNN so they can get an answer from Israel," Ansari said.
- Hillary Clinton so they can get an answer from Israel," Ansari said.
- IRNA so they can get an answer from Israel," Ansari said.
- Iran so they can get an answer from Israel," Ansari said.
- Iranian so they can get an answer from Israel," Ansari said.
- Israel so they can get an answer from Israel," Ansari said.
- Israeli so they can get an answer from Israel," Ansari said.
- Mohammad Khazaee so they can get an answer from Israel," Ansari said.
- Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan so they can get an answer from Israel," Ansari said.
- Peugeot 405 so they can get an answer from Israel," Ansari said.
- Press TV so they can get an answer from Israel," Ansari said.
- Reza Qashqaei so they can get an answer from Israel," Ansari said.
- Roshan so they can get an answer from Israel," Ansari said.
- Tehran so they can get an answer from Israel," Ansari said.
- U.S. so they can get an answer from Israel," Ansari said.
- United Nations so they can get an answer from Israel," Ansari said.


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

Austin, Texas (CNN) -- In February 2009, Sam Bassett got called to Gov. Rick Perry's office. Bassett was then chairman of the Texas Forensic Science Commission, an agency set up in 2005 to regulate state crime labs after a series of embarrassing scandals. The first matter on its plate involved the 2004 execution of Cameron Todd Willingham, whose murder conviction rested largely on testimony that many arson experts now call outdated and incorrect. Aides to Perry, who allowed Willingham's execution to go forward, started off with general questions about how things were going at the commission, a relatively new agency, Bassett said. But then they started asking about Willingham, questioning whether the commission's review of the evidence in his case was beyond its legal powers.

Perry's campaign dismissed

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- Austin's accusations Wednesday, repeating the governor's characterization of Willingham as a "monster" who had sent his three young daughters to a fiery death.
- Bassett's accusations Wednesday, repeating the governor's characterization of Willingham as a "monster" who had sent his three young daughters to a fiery death.
- CNN's accusations Wednesday, repeating the governor's characterization of Willingham as a "monster" who had sent his three young daughters to a fiery death.
- Cameron Todd Willingham's accusations Wednesday, repeating the governor's characterization of Willingham as a "monster" who had sent his three young daughters to a fiery death.
- Perry's accusations Wednesday, repeating the governor's characterization of Willingham as a "monster" who had sent his three young daughters to a fiery death.
- Rick Perry's accusations Wednesday, repeating the governor's characterization of Willingham as a "monster" who had sent his three young daughters to a fiery death.
- Sam Bassett's accusations Wednesday, repeating the governor's characterization of Willingham as a "monster" who had sent his three young daughters to a fiery death.
- Texas's accusations Wednesday, repeating the governor's characterization of Willingham as a "monster" who had sent his three young daughters to a fiery death.
- Texas Forensic Science Commission's accusations Wednesday, repeating the governor's characterization of Willingham as a "monster" who had sent his three young daughters to a fiery death.
- Willingham's accusations Wednesday, repeating the governor's characterization of Willingham as a "monster" who had sent his three young daughters to a fiery death.


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

Washington (CNN) -- Almost two-thirds of Iowa's Republican political pros predict that former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney will win the state's caucuses on Tuesday, but his campaign's margin for error over Texas Rep. Ron Paul is slim. As the candidates dashed around the state making their closing arguments to a volatile caucus electorate, CNN surveyed 64 Iowa GOP insiders -- including state legislators, local elected and party officials, senior advisers to Republican Gov. Terry Branstad, business and conservative interest group leaders, veterans of previous caucus campaigns, and a variety of other party activists -- to assess the shape of the GOP race.

"

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- CNN's supporters don't care that he can't win," cracked another.
- GOP's supporters don't care that he can't win," cracked another.
- Iowa's supporters don't care that he can't win," cracked another.
- Iowa GOP's supporters don't care that he can't win," cracked another.
- Massachusetts's supporters don't care that he can't win," cracked another.
- Mitt Romney's supporters don't care that he can't win," cracked another.
- Republican's supporters don't care that he can't win," cracked another.
- Ron Paul's supporters don't care that he can't win," cracked another.
- Terry Branstad's supporters don't care that he can't win," cracked another.
- Texas's supporters don't care that he can't win," cracked another.
- Washington's supporters don't care that he can't win," cracked another.


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(CNN) Pakistan has sentenced to death an Indian man accused of spying, further raising tensions between the two countries. India claims the former naval officer was "kidnapped" from Iran and said his execution would be an act of "premeditated murder." Kulbushan Jadhav was arrested in March last year, "for his involvement in espionage and sabotage activities against Pakistan," according to a statement released by the Pakistan armed forces Monday. The statement said Jadhav confessed that he was tasked by India's foreign intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), to "plan, coordinate and organize espionage / sabotage activities aiming to destabilize and wage war against Pakistan."

Espionage has long been a tense subject between Pakistan and

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- India.
- Indian.
- Iran.
- Jadhav.
- Kulbushan Jadhav.
- Pakistan.
- RAW.
- Research and Analysis Wing.


How does the sentence end?

Kenneth French glared Tuesday at the man awaiting his sentence for fatally shooting French's 2-year-old daughter in what authorities said was a revenge killing. 'I just want him to know he's a coward. He's a punk,' French told the court. 'If he'd have left my baby out of this, it would have been done a different way.' Minutes later, Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Ulysses Boykin told Raymone Jackson, 25, that he would spend the rest of his life in prison without parole. The sentence was mandatory. Villains: Raymone Jackson (left) and Raphael Hearn (right) were sentenced Tuesday to life in prison without parole for the 2014 murder of a 2-year-old girl in a suburban Detroit revenge attack

The victims were sitting on

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- Detroit's porch when a man, later identified as Raymone Jackson, marched up to them and opened fire.
- French's porch when a man, later identified as Raymone Jackson, marched up to them and opened fire.
- Inkster's porch when a man, later identified as Raymone Jackson, marched up to them and opened fire.
- Jackson's porch when a man, later identified as Raymone Jackson, marched up to them and opened fire.
- Kamiya's porch when a man, later identified as Raymone Jackson, marched up to them and opened fire.
- Kamiya Gross's porch when a man, later identified as Raymone Jackson, marched up to them and opened fire.
- Kenneth French's porch when a man, later identified as Raymone Jackson, marched up to them and opened fire.
- Michigan's porch when a man, later identified as Raymone Jackson, marched up to them and opened fire.
- Raphael Hearn's porch when a man, later identified as Raymone Jackson, marched up to them and opened fire.
- Raymone Jackson's porch when a man, later identified as Raymone Jackson, marched up to them and opened fire.
- Ulysses Boykin's porch when a man, later identified as Raymone Jackson, marched up to them and opened fire.
- Wayne County's porch when a man, later identified as Raymone Jackson, marched up to them and opened fire.


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(CNN) Marijuana will remain a Schedule l controlled substance, which declares it has "no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse," the Drug Enforcement Administration said Thursday. This keeps the drug in the same category as heroin, LSD and Ecstasy. The announcement is in response to two recent petitions asking the agency to reconsider this designation for the benefit of scientific research. The decision is based on a "scientific and medical evaluation" conducted by the US Food and Drug Administration at the request of the DEA. "The DEA and the FDA continue to believe that scientifically valid and well-controlled clinical trials conducted under investigational new drug (IND) applications are the most appropriate way to conduct research on the medicinal uses of marijuana," said a statement from the DEA.

As for making more research opportunities available, the DEA announced today that it "will allow additional entities to apply to become registered with

OPTIONS:
- CNN so that they may grow and distribute marijuana for FDA-authorized research."
- DEA so that they may grow and distribute marijuana for FDA-authorized research."
- Drug Enforcement Administration so that they may grow and distribute marijuana for FDA-authorized research."
- Ecstasy so that they may grow and distribute marijuana for FDA-authorized research."
- FDA so that they may grow and distribute marijuana for FDA-authorized research."
- IND so that they may grow and distribute marijuana for FDA-authorized research."
- LSD so that they may grow and distribute marijuana for FDA-authorized research."
- US Food and Drug Administration so that they may grow and distribute marijuana for FDA-authorized research."


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(CNN) -- A controversial Kansas church says members will picket before the memorial service Wednesday evening for two Florida teenagers allegedly killed by their mother. In a press release, Westboro Baptist Church of Topeka, Kansas, said it will demonstrate outside the service in Tampa because the mother is a military wife and "the doomed American military declared war on God & His church." The controversial church and its pastor, Fred Phelps, have made their name picketing near funerals of people who died of AIDS, gay people and soldiers. The church plans to picket beginning at 5:15 p.m.and ending at 6 p.m., when the service is scheduled to start, according to CNN affiliate WFTS-TV in Tampa.

Police later found writings in the house, thought to be from

OPTIONS:
- AIDS, in which she spelled out her intentions in detail.
- American, in which she spelled out her intentions in detail.
- CNN, in which she spelled out her intentions in detail.
- Florida, in which she spelled out her intentions in detail.
- Fred Phelps, in which she spelled out her intentions in detail.
- God, in which she spelled out her intentions in detail.
- Julie K. Schenecker, in which she spelled out her intentions in detail.
- Kansas, in which she spelled out her intentions in detail.
- Tampa, in which she spelled out her intentions in detail.
- Topeka, in which she spelled out her intentions in detail.
- U.S. Central Command, in which she spelled out her intentions in detail.
- WFTS-TV, in which she spelled out her intentions in detail.
- Westboro Baptist Church, in which she spelled out her intentions in detail.


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(CNN) -- Malaysian authorities are bolstering security measures on the island of Borneo after a Chinese citizen was kidnapped by suspected Filipino rebels Tuesday. Gunmen armed with M-16 rifles abducted Yang Zailin, 34, from the fish farm where he worked on the east coast of Sabah around 2.45 am, the state's director general of security, Mohammad Mentek said in a statement Tuesday. The kidnappers, who are believed to be from the mainly Muslim southern part of the Philippines, fled by boat into international waters after exchanging gunfire with Malaysian security forces, the statement said. Originally from Guizhou province, Yang had been working in Sabah for three years as the manager of the farm, China's Deputy Consul General in Kuching, Liu Dong Yuan, told CNN. The farm belongs to a Hong Kong-owned company called Wonderful Terrace.

Many relatives of those on board the missing plane, most of whom were

OPTIONS:
- Borneo, have been fiercely critical of Malaysia's handling of the investigation.
- CNN, have been fiercely critical of Malaysia's handling of the investigation.
- China, have been fiercely critical of Malaysia's handling of the investigation.
- Chinese, have been fiercely critical of Malaysia's handling of the investigation.
- Filipino, have been fiercely critical of Malaysia's handling of the investigation.
- Guizhou, have been fiercely critical of Malaysia's handling of the investigation.
- Hong Kong, have been fiercely critical of Malaysia's handling of the investigation.
- Kuching, have been fiercely critical of Malaysia's handling of the investigation.
- Liu Dong Yuan, have been fiercely critical of Malaysia's handling of the investigation.
- Malaysian, have been fiercely critical of Malaysia's handling of the investigation.
- Mohammad Mentek, have been fiercely critical of Malaysia's handling of the investigation.
- Muslim, have been fiercely critical of Malaysia's handling of the investigation.
- Philippines, have been fiercely critical of Malaysia's handling of the investigation.
- Sabah, have been fiercely critical of Malaysia's handling of the investigation.
- Wonderful Terrace, have been fiercely critical of Malaysia's handling of the investigation.
- Yang, have been fiercely critical of Malaysia's handling of the investigation.
- Yang Zailin, have been fiercely critical of Malaysia's handling of the investigation.


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A heartbroken husband has told how he kept his final promise to his dying wife by kissing her goodnight as she drew her last breath. Mother-of-one Elly West, 35, from of Hull, East Yorkshire, made a wish list after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease just ten months ago - which her husband Rory, 37, helped her complete. Elly's first wish was to create happy memories for their daughter Poppy, nine, and lastly, to be kissed by Rory in her final moments. Tragically, Elly lost her struggle to survive on Sept 5. But before she died, Rory honoured their agreement - and says he'll never forget their last precious minutes together.

OPTIONS:
- East Yorkshire now sleeps with a teddy bear made from Elly's clothes so she feels close to her mum.
- Elly now sleeps with a teddy bear made from Elly's clothes so she feels close to her mum.
- Elly West now sleeps with a teddy bear made from Elly's clothes so she feels close to her mum.
- Hull now sleeps with a teddy bear made from Elly's clothes so she feels close to her mum.
- Mother now sleeps with a teddy bear made from Elly's clothes so she feels close to her mum.
- Poppy now sleeps with a teddy bear made from Elly's clothes so she feels close to her mum.
- Rory now sleeps with a teddy bear made from Elly's clothes so she feels close to her mum.


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The man accused of stabbing Sydney man Morgan Huxley more than 20 times has been found guilty of his murder. It took the jury just under three hours to find Daniel Jack Kelsall guilty of indecently assaulting the 31-year-old and murdering him in the early hours of September 8, 2013. Mr Huxley's family and friends let out exclamations when the verdict was handed down. Speaking outside court on Wednesday Mr Huxley's ex-girlfriend Jessica Hall said his 'life had been stolen by a worthless psychopath'. Kelsall remained expressionless in the dock as his mother Lynne and father Mark, who had sat near him throughout the trial, looked on.

'

OPTIONS:
- Daniel Jack Kelsall was beginning to make his way in the world,' she said outside court.
- Huxley was beginning to make his way in the world,' she said outside court.
- Jessica Hall was beginning to make his way in the world,' she said outside court.
- Kelsall was beginning to make his way in the world,' she said outside court.
- Lynne was beginning to make his way in the world,' she said outside court.
- Mark was beginning to make his way in the world,' she said outside court.
- Morgan Huxley was beginning to make his way in the world,' she said outside court.
- Sydney was beginning to make his way in the world,' she said outside court.


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The wife of a U.S. Army colonel who shot her two children dead four years ago says she does not regret it. Julie Schenecker, 54, was convicted last May of shooting her son Beau, 13, and daughter Calyx, 16, in their upscale Tampa Bay, Florida home in January 2011 while her husband served overseas. Now in an exclusive jailhouse interview, she has claimed she pulled the trigger to 'save' her children, despite previously admitting to authorities that she had shot them for being 'mouthy'. When asked by ABC Action News in the interview if she regretted the shooting, Schenecker, a former military linguist, shook her head.

In the interview, she admitted that only one side of

OPTIONS:
- ABC Action News's mouth appeared to be in a smile when she lay dead, so she forced the other side of her mouth to smile as well.
- Beau's mouth appeared to be in a smile when she lay dead, so she forced the other side of her mouth to smile as well.
- Calyx's mouth appeared to be in a smile when she lay dead, so she forced the other side of her mouth to smile as well.
- Florida's mouth appeared to be in a smile when she lay dead, so she forced the other side of her mouth to smile as well.
- Julie Schenecker's mouth appeared to be in a smile when she lay dead, so she forced the other side of her mouth to smile as well.
- Schenecker's mouth appeared to be in a smile when she lay dead, so she forced the other side of her mouth to smile as well.
- Tampa's mouth appeared to be in a smile when she lay dead, so she forced the other side of her mouth to smile as well.
- Tampa Bay's mouth appeared to be in a smile when she lay dead, so she forced the other side of her mouth to smile as well.
- U.S. Army's mouth appeared to be in a smile when she lay dead, so she forced the other side of her mouth to smile as well.


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A wannabe jihadi bride who was desperate for love  has been jailed for 15 months today for helping an extremist  travel to Syria after an online romance. Angela Shafiq, 22, advised Mohammed Nahin Ahmed, from Birmingham, about travel documents and how to get past border controls before he left Britain to join rebels in the war-torn country. The student, who admitted she was worried nobody would marry her, also encouraged him to take a first aid course so he could pretend he was heading to Syria for humanitarian reasons. Shafiq denied an offence of preparation of terrorist acts after claiming  her Skype chats with Ahmed - a man she never met - were all 'fantasy'.

'A continuing issue in the conversations was the fact that

OPTIONS:
- Ahmed's mother, quite understandably you may think, would not allow her to go to Syria.'
- Aleppo's mother, quite understandably you may think, would not allow her to go to Syria.'
- Angela Shafiq's mother, quite understandably you may think, would not allow her to go to Syria.'
- Birmingham's mother, quite understandably you may think, would not allow her to go to Syria.'
- Britain's mother, quite understandably you may think, would not allow her to go to Syria.'
- Jihadis's mother, quite understandably you may think, would not allow her to go to Syria.'
- London's mother, quite understandably you may think, would not allow her to go to Syria.'
- Mohammed Nahin Ahmed's mother, quite understandably you may think, would not allow her to go to Syria.'
- Pair's mother, quite understandably you may think, would not allow her to go to Syria.'
- Shafiq's mother, quite understandably you may think, would not allow her to go to Syria.'
- Skype's mother, quite understandably you may think, would not allow her to go to Syria.'
- Syria's mother, quite understandably you may think, would not allow her to go to Syria.'
- Yusuf Zubair Sarwar's mother, quite understandably you may think, would not allow her to go to Syria.'


Christiane Amanpour couldn't resist taking a jab at disgraced NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams in an appearance on a Monday night panel show. The Chief International Correspondent for CNN was a guest on Comedy Central's 'The Nightly Show', when host Larry Wilmore asked her which would happen first: will the U.S. defeat ISIS or will Brian Williams anchor again? After laughing loudly, Amanpour did not dodge the question: 'Oh my goodness... We defeat ISIS.' Williams is in the fourth month of a six-month suspension without pay from NBC News. He was taken off the air for exaggerating about his experiences while covering the 2003 Iraq War, claiming to be on a helicopter that was shot at by rocket propelled grenades.

Negotiations are taking place between Williams and

OPTIONS:
- ABC News to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.
- Amanpour to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.
- Amnapour to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.
- Brian Williams to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.
- CNN to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.
- Chief International Correspondent to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.
- Christiane Amanpour to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.
- Comedy Central to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.
- Global Affairs Anchor to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.
- ISIS to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.
- Iraq War to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.
- Larry Wilmore to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.
- NBC to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.
- NBC News to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.
- NBC Nightly News to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.
- Nightly News to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.
- The Nightly Show to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.
- U.S. to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.
- Williams to establish whether there will be a role for him at the network after his suspension concludes, The Wrap reported.


HBO has launched its HBO NOW channel on the Apple TV set-top box, iPhone and iPad ahead of the series premiere of HBO hit show Game of Thrones on April 12. The service is available in the US for $14.99 (£9.90) a month, and will includes all past, present and future HBO programming. It comes as Apple is believed to be preparing a new version of the TV box that can run apps for a June launch. Scroll down for video HBO has launched its HBO NOW channel on the Apple TV set-top box, iPhone and iPad ahead of the series premiere of HBO hit show Game of Thrones on April 12.

However, it will only be exclusively available through

OPTIONS:
- Apple for three months before moving on to other platforms.
- Apple TV for three months before moving on to other platforms.
- Game of Thrones for three months before moving on to other platforms.
- HBO for three months before moving on to other platforms.
- HBO NOW for three months before moving on to other platforms.
- Sopranos for three months before moving on to other platforms.
- US for three months before moving on to other platforms.
- iOS for three months before moving on to other platforms.
- iPad for three months before moving on to other platforms.
- iPhone for three months before moving on to other platforms.


Write the next sentence.

Luis Suarez says he nutmegged Paris Saint-Germain defender David Luiz twice because it was his quickest way to goal. The Barcelona forward scored a brace in his side's 3-1 win over PSG in the Champions League quarter final to put the Spanish side firmly in control in the tie. And Suarez said: 'A striker is always looking for goals and the two moves came off for me. Luis Suarez puts the ball through David Luiz's legs before scoring his second goal for Barcelona 'I had to nutmeg Luiz twice because there was nothing else I could do.' The double on Wednesday night took his tally to 17 goals for Barca this season and 11 in his last 11 games .

His second of the night was even better, again nutmegging

OPTIONS:
- Barca before striding on and planting a shot into the top corner.
- Barcelona before striding on and planting a shot into the top corner.
- Champions League before striding on and planting a shot into the top corner.
- David Luiz before striding on and planting a shot into the top corner.
- Luis Suarez before striding on and planting a shot into the top corner.
- Luiz before striding on and planting a shot into the top corner.
- PSG before striding on and planting a shot into the top corner.
- Paris Saint-Germain before striding on and planting a shot into the top corner.
- Spanish before striding on and planting a shot into the top corner.
- Suarez before striding on and planting a shot into the top corner.


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Robin van Persie scored twice as he continued his recovery from an ankle injury in Manchester United’s 4-1 win over Fulham in the Under-21 Premier League. The Holland striker’s sharp performance at Craven Cottage suggests he will be in contention to start in Louis van Gaal’s side for the visit of West Bromwich Albion on Saturday. Van Persie missed seven matches after injuring his ankle in mid-February and has only just returned to the first-team picture, replacing Wayne Rooney for the final two minutes of United’s 3-0 loss at Everton on Sunday. Robin van Persie lifts the ball over Magnus Norman to score his second, and Man United's fourth goal

Joe Rothwell (right) followed up

OPTIONS:
- Craven Cottage's opener with two goals of his own to extend United's advantage
- Everton's opener with two goals of his own to extend United's advantage
- Fulham's opener with two goals of his own to extend United's advantage
- Holland's opener with two goals of his own to extend United's advantage
- Joe Rothwell's opener with two goals of his own to extend United's advantage
- Louis van Gaal's opener with two goals of his own to extend United's advantage
- Magnus Norman's opener with two goals of his own to extend United's advantage
- Man United's opener with two goals of his own to extend United's advantage
- Manchester United's opener with two goals of his own to extend United's advantage
- Robin van Persie's opener with two goals of his own to extend United's advantage
- Under 21s's opener with two goals of his own to extend United's advantage
- Under-21 Premier League's opener with two goals of his own to extend United's advantage
- United's opener with two goals of his own to extend United's advantage
- Van Persie's opener with two goals of his own to extend United's advantage
- Wayne Rooney's opener with two goals of his own to extend United's advantage
- West Bromwich Albion's opener with two goals of his own to extend United's advantage


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A cross-dressing Psycho-style killer who killed his mother in a frenzied  attack has been jailed for life. Emmanuel Kalejaiye, 22, stabbed his mother, Tolu Kalejaiya, more than 40 times at their home in Wickford, Essex, in September 2013. He then dressed up in a women's tracksuit to try and fool neighours into thinking she was still alive, the court heard. In a case with strong echoes of the 1960 Alfred Hitchcock film - in which killer Norman Bates impersonated his dead mother - the prosecution alleged Kalejaiye had planned to commit the 'perfect murder' by killing the 44-year-old before dressing up as her to allow himself precious time to dispose of her body.

Evidence from an expert psychiatrist stated

OPTIONS:
- Alfred Hitchcock had been suffering from severe depression and paranoid schizophrenia at the time of the attack.
- Case had been suffering from severe depression and paranoid schizophrenia at the time of the attack.
- Emmanuel Kalejaiye had been suffering from severe depression and paranoid schizophrenia at the time of the attack.
- Essex had been suffering from severe depression and paranoid schizophrenia at the time of the attack.
- Hitchcock had been suffering from severe depression and paranoid schizophrenia at the time of the attack.
- Kalejaiye had been suffering from severe depression and paranoid schizophrenia at the time of the attack.
- Norman Bates had been suffering from severe depression and paranoid schizophrenia at the time of the attack.
- Psycho had been suffering from severe depression and paranoid schizophrenia at the time of the attack.
- Tolu Kalejaiya had been suffering from severe depression and paranoid schizophrenia at the time of the attack.
- Wickford had been suffering from severe depression and paranoid schizophrenia at the time of the attack.


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This is the heartwarming moment a Kansas police officer helped a widowed mother of six who had just been caught shoplifting at Walmart. Sarah Robinson and her six children were in the retailer's parking lot when Officer Mark Engravalle arrived at the Roeland Park store and saw that three of her daughters didn't have shoes - and their feet were covered in dirt. Robinson told Engravalle she and her daughters had been homeless after her husband died in an accidental drowning in 2011. The family was currently living out of their car and sometimes shared a rented one room bedroom in a stranger's house, according to KSHB.

'Being a father myself, it obviously pulled at my heart,' said

OPTIONS:
- Engravalle, who has two children.
- KSHB, who has two children.
- Kansas, who has two children.
- Mark Engravalle, who has two children.
- Robinson, who has two children.
- Roeland Park, who has two children.
- Sarah Robinson, who has two children.
- Walmart, who has two children.


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(CNN) Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones joined his team in taking a knee before the National Anthem, then the Cowboys and the Arizona Cardinals players stood with arms locked for the anthem ahead of the "Monday Night Football" kickoff. Still, the fans in Glendale, Arizona, booed as "America's Team" knelt. Cowboys star wide receiver Dez Bryant and running back Ezekiel Elliott said the team was sending a message to President Donald Trump, who in recent days has issued caustic criticism of the anthem protests that began as a means to decry racial and social injustice. They evolved over the weekend, with players responding to Trump's remarks by kneeling, locking arms or remaining in their locker rooms during pregame performances of the anthem.

That tweet was followed by, "But while Dallas dropped to its knees as a team, they all stood up for our

OPTIONS:
- America's Team.
- Arizona.
- Arizona Cardinals.
- CNN.
- Cowboys.
- Dallas Cowboys.
- Dez Bryant.
- Donald Trump.
- Ezekiel Elliott.
- Glendale.
- Jerry Jones.
- Monday Night Football.
- National Anthem.
- Trump.


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Sporting legend Tim Henman retired from playing professional tennis in 2007 but he's headed back to the court with a giant tennis ball and two little helpers to launch a Wimbledon themed treasure hunt. Ahead of the Championships, which start on June 28, the 40-year-old former British No. 1 is encouraging families up and down the country to get active and take part in the Great Robinson Ball Hunt, which could see them win one of 30 VIP day tickets. Oxford-born Tim, who has three children - Rose Elizabeth, 12, Olivia Susan, 10, and seven-year-old Grace - with TV producer wife Lucy, has also spoken out about how important it is that his family lead a healthy lifestyle.

'At this time of the year, there is a massive amount of interest around tennis and

OPTIONS:
- All England Tennis Club and Robinsons has been sponsoring the Championships for 80 years this year, not to mention the fact that I have been working with Robinsons for nearly 20 years!'
- British and Robinsons has been sponsoring the Championships for 80 years this year, not to mention the fact that I have been working with Robinsons for nearly 20 years!'
- British No and Robinsons has been sponsoring the Championships for 80 years this year, not to mention the fact that I have been working with Robinsons for nearly 20 years!'
- Championships and Robinsons has been sponsoring the Championships for 80 years this year, not to mention the fact that I have been working with Robinsons for nearly 20 years!'
- Grace and Robinsons has been sponsoring the Championships for 80 years this year, not to mention the fact that I have been working with Robinsons for nearly 20 years!'
- Great Robinson Ball Hunt and Robinsons has been sponsoring the Championships for 80 years this year, not to mention the fact that I have been working with Robinsons for nearly 20 years!'
- Lucy and Robinsons has been sponsoring the Championships for 80 years this year, not to mention the fact that I have been working with Robinsons for nearly 20 years!'
- Olivia Susan and Robinsons has been sponsoring the Championships for 80 years this year, not to mention the fact that I have been working with Robinsons for nearly 20 years!'
- Oxford and Robinsons has been sponsoring the Championships for 80 years this year, not to mention the fact that I have been working with Robinsons for nearly 20 years!'
- Rose Elizabeth and Robinsons has been sponsoring the Championships for 80 years this year, not to mention the fact that I have been working with Robinsons for nearly 20 years!'
- SW19 and Robinsons has been sponsoring the Championships for 80 years this year, not to mention the fact that I have been working with Robinsons for nearly 20 years!'
- Sporting and Robinsons has been sponsoring the Championships for 80 years this year, not to mention the fact that I have been working with Robinsons for nearly 20 years!'
- Tim and Robinsons has been sponsoring the Championships for 80 years this year, not to mention the fact that I have been working with Robinsons for nearly 20 years!'
- Tim Henman and Robinsons has been sponsoring the Championships for 80 years this year, not to mention the fact that I have been working with Robinsons for nearly 20 years!'
- Wimbledon and Robinsons has been sponsoring the Championships for 80 years this year, not to mention the fact that I have been working with Robinsons for nearly 20 years!'


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(CNN) Five minutes before six, when the first glow of dawn has barely touched the horizon over the Pacific Ocean, the power guitar chords of a song by the band Three Doors Down suddenly crackles to life over the ship's loudspeakers. Every morning, the executive officer of the USS Ashland plays a different tune to start the day at sea. Moments later, light floods the narrow hallways, steel airlocks, and steep stairwells of this warship. Sailors and Marines clamber out of claustrophobic, packed bunks, splash water on their faces, and line up patiently outside the ship's mess. Inside, Navy cooks dish up pancakes, eggs, fruit and endless cups of steaming coffee.

Technically classified an amphibious dock landing ship, the

OPTIONS:
- Navy has its own engineering department, a gym where service men and women pump iron, a small fleet of skiffs and motor boats, and a helicopter pad.
- Pacific Ocean has its own engineering department, a gym where service men and women pump iron, a small fleet of skiffs and motor boats, and a helicopter pad.
- Three Doors Down has its own engineering department, a gym where service men and women pump iron, a small fleet of skiffs and motor boats, and a helicopter pad.
- USS Ashland has its own engineering department, a gym where service men and women pump iron, a small fleet of skiffs and motor boats, and a helicopter pad.


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(CNN) -- What was supposed to be a straightforward cash deal to carry a child for desperate parents has turned into an international spat over who said what, and exposed the darker side of a business credited with creating happiness for many couples. At the center of the debate is Gammy, a seven-month-old Down Syndrome baby with a congenital heart condition who is currently receiving treatment for a lung infection at a private hospital in Thailand. For days, Gammy's surrogate mother, 21-year-old Thai food stall worker Pattharamon Chanbua, has been telling local and foreign press that the couple abandoned their son, taking home his healthy sister.

After she voiced concerns about how she was going to pay for

OPTIONS:
- Australian's care, funds started flowing to an online campaign, which to date has raised more than $237,000 (US$220,000).
- CNN's care, funds started flowing to an online campaign, which to date has raised more than $237,000 (US$220,000).
- Down Syndrome's care, funds started flowing to an online campaign, which to date has raised more than $237,000 (US$220,000).
- Gammy's care, funds started flowing to an online campaign, which to date has raised more than $237,000 (US$220,000).
- Pattharamon Chanbua's care, funds started flowing to an online campaign, which to date has raised more than $237,000 (US$220,000).
- Surrogate's care, funds started flowing to an online campaign, which to date has raised more than $237,000 (US$220,000).
- Thai's care, funds started flowing to an online campaign, which to date has raised more than $237,000 (US$220,000).
- Thailand's care, funds started flowing to an online campaign, which to date has raised more than $237,000 (US$220,000).


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Stuart McCall admits taking on the challenge of steering Rangers to Premiership promotion was a gamble he couldn’t refuse as he bids to earn a longer stay as Ibrox boss. The 50-year-old was unveiled on Thursday as manager until the end of the current season – following the exit of caretaker Kenny McDowall - and hasn’t received any promises about what could lie beyond that point. However, the former Rangers midfielder insists he didn’t think twice about returning to the club where he won six league titles in seven years during the 1990s. New Rangers manager Stuart McCall raises the club scarf after being unveiled on Thursday afternoon

‘It was an honour and privilege to work for Rangers Football Club and I will leave with so many positive memories,’ said

OPTIONS:
- Ibrox, who originally arrived at Ibrox as first-team coach in 2007.
- Kenny McDowall, who originally arrived at Ibrox as first-team coach in 2007.
- McCall, who originally arrived at Ibrox as first-team coach in 2007.
- Motherwell, who originally arrived at Ibrox as first-team coach in 2007.
- Premiership, who originally arrived at Ibrox as first-team coach in 2007.
- Rangers, who originally arrived at Ibrox as first-team coach in 2007.
- Scottish Premiership, who originally arrived at Ibrox as first-team coach in 2007.
- Stuart McCall, who originally arrived at Ibrox as first-team coach in 2007.


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(CNN) With three weeks left before election day, most Americans are asking whether there's any silver lining to this mess we call a presidential campaign. And perhaps there is. The "Access Hollywood" recording -- which captured Donald Trump's raw, predatory approach toward women -- sparked controversy concerning the Republican nominee. This political firestorm was only further fueled by the stream of women who have come forward with allegations of sexual assault in the wake of this scandal, and Trump's inflammatory response to these claims. This situation could cost Trump the election. Yet in an ironic twist, the world's most notorious misogynist may start the nation down the path of finally deciding, once and for all, to treat women as equals. What an unexpected blessing that would be!

If the collective moral reaction against

OPTIONS:
- Access Hollywood means that society is finally ready to say enough is enough, this ugly chapter in our politics could actually turn out to be a victory.
- Americans means that society is finally ready to say enough is enough, this ugly chapter in our politics could actually turn out to be a victory.
- Donald Trump means that society is finally ready to say enough is enough, this ugly chapter in our politics could actually turn out to be a victory.
- Martha Pease means that society is finally ready to say enough is enough, this ugly chapter in our politics could actually turn out to be a victory.
- Pease means that society is finally ready to say enough is enough, this ugly chapter in our politics could actually turn out to be a victory.
- Republican means that society is finally ready to say enough is enough, this ugly chapter in our politics could actually turn out to be a victory.
- Trump means that society is finally ready to say enough is enough, this ugly chapter in our politics could actually turn out to be a victory.


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Getting by with a little help from his friend, this is the blind elderly Jack Russell who never goes anywhere without his own guide dog. Staffordshire Bull Terrier Buzz and his friend Glenn, who is permanently blind, were found abandoned together in a sea tunnel in Hartlepool, Durham three weeks ago. The inseparable pair were rescued and are now being cared for at the Stray Aid centre in nearby Coxhoe where staff are hoping to find the dogs a new home. Staff say the unlikely friends – thought to be between nine and 10 – may have been abandoned because of their age.

'

OPTIONS:
- Buzz also nudges him towards his food, they eat side by side, and he pushes him toward his bowl, or away from his [Buzz's] if Glenn is going for the wrong bowl.
- Coxhoe also nudges him towards his food, they eat side by side, and he pushes him toward his bowl, or away from his [Buzz's] if Glenn is going for the wrong bowl.
- Durham also nudges him towards his food, they eat side by side, and he pushes him toward his bowl, or away from his [Buzz's] if Glenn is going for the wrong bowl.
- Glenn also nudges him towards his food, they eat side by side, and he pushes him toward his bowl, or away from his [Buzz's] if Glenn is going for the wrong bowl.
- Hartlepool also nudges him towards his food, they eat side by side, and he pushes him toward his bowl, or away from his [Buzz's] if Glenn is going for the wrong bowl.
- Jack Russell also nudges him towards his food, they eat side by side, and he pushes him toward his bowl, or away from his [Buzz's] if Glenn is going for the wrong bowl.
- Jack Russell Glenn also nudges him towards his food, they eat side by side, and he pushes him toward his bowl, or away from his [Buzz's] if Glenn is going for the wrong bowl.
- Staffordshire Bull also nudges him towards his food, they eat side by side, and he pushes him toward his bowl, or away from his [Buzz's] if Glenn is going for the wrong bowl.
- Staffordshire Bull Terrier also nudges him towards his food, they eat side by side, and he pushes him toward his bowl, or away from his [Buzz's] if Glenn is going for the wrong bowl.
- Stray Aid also nudges him towards his food, they eat side by side, and he pushes him toward his bowl, or away from his [Buzz's] if Glenn is going for the wrong bowl.


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The brave man who stood up against a neo-Nazi at an anti-Islam rally has spoken out about the poignant moment that was captured on camera. During the Reclaim Australia rallies on the Easter weekend, anti-racism protester Jacob King was snapped staring into the eyes of a bald man with a swastika tattooed behind his ear. Mr King, from Melbourne, told Daily Mail Australia he had his arms spread out because he thought the man was going to attack him and his fellow protesters at Federation Square. Anti-racism protester Jacob King, from Melbourne, had a face off with a neo-Nazi at the Easter weekend's Reclaim Australia rallies

Mr King said he was born and had grown up in a multicultural part of

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- Daily Mail Australia, where he had been on the giving and receiving ends of 'racial prejudice and bigoted views'.
- Easter, where he had been on the giving and receiving ends of 'racial prejudice and bigoted views'.
- Federation Square, where he had been on the giving and receiving ends of 'racial prejudice and bigoted views'.
- Jacob King, where he had been on the giving and receiving ends of 'racial prejudice and bigoted views'.
- Kenji Wardenclyffe, where he had been on the giving and receiving ends of 'racial prejudice and bigoted views'.
- King, where he had been on the giving and receiving ends of 'racial prejudice and bigoted views'.
- Melbourne, where he had been on the giving and receiving ends of 'racial prejudice and bigoted views'.
- Reclaim Australia, where he had been on the giving and receiving ends of 'racial prejudice and bigoted views'.
- neo-Nazi, where he had been on the giving and receiving ends of 'racial prejudice and bigoted views'.


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(CNN) "The viciousness of these Jews is unbelievable.... they are the dominant and dangerous power that exists in the United States of America today." Those are the words of former Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan David Duke. We're not reaching way back here: this is from just three months ago when he lashed out at Jewish members of the media who he claimed were "absolutely zeroing in now on Donald Trump." Duke, who is publicly supporting Trump, has since declared that voting against Trump is "treason to your heritage." It really doesn't get too much more deplorable than that type of anti-Semitic rherotic. But when Trump's running mate was asked Monday night by CNN's Wolf Blitzer whether he would call it that, Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence refused. Instead, Pence offered a weak response: "We do not want his support and we don't want the support of people who think like him."

When Blitzer pushed Pence on whether

OPTIONS:
- America would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- CNN would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- David Duke would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- Dean Obeidallah would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- Donald Trump would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- Duke would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- Grand Wizard would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- Jewish would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- Jews would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- Ku Klux Klan would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- Mike Pence would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- Obama would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- Obeidallah would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- Pence would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- Republican would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- Semitic would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- Semitism would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- Trump would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- United States would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."
- Wolf Blitzer would "fit into that category of deplorables," Pence remarked, "No," adding, "I'm not in the name-calling business..."


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump drove out his chief of staff on Friday, replacing Reince Priebus with Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly in an explosive move that ends a turbulent six-month tenure. "The President wanted to go a different direction," Priebus told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on "The Situation Room" Friday evening. "A president has a right to hit a reset button. I think it's a good time to hit the reset button. I think he was right to hit the reset button." "I'm always going to be a Trump fan," Priebus said. "I'm on Team Trump and I look forward to helping him achieve his goals and his agenda for the American people."

Trump sent a message of thanks to

OPTIONS:
- American after his initial announcement, and told reporters at the air base that Priebus was a "good man."
- CNN after his initial announcement, and told reporters at the air base that Priebus was a "good man."
- Donald Trump after his initial announcement, and told reporters at the air base that Priebus was a "good man."
- Homeland Security after his initial announcement, and told reporters at the air base that Priebus was a "good man."
- John Kelly after his initial announcement, and told reporters at the air base that Priebus was a "good man."
- Priebus after his initial announcement, and told reporters at the air base that Priebus was a "good man."
- Reince Priebus after his initial announcement, and told reporters at the air base that Priebus was a "good man."
- Team Trump after his initial announcement, and told reporters at the air base that Priebus was a "good man."
- The Situation Room after his initial announcement, and told reporters at the air base that Priebus was a "good man."
- Trump after his initial announcement, and told reporters at the air base that Priebus was a "good man."
- Washington after his initial announcement, and told reporters at the air base that Priebus was a "good man."
- Wolf Blitzer after his initial announcement, and told reporters at the air base that Priebus was a "good man."


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(CNN) The widow of an Indian man killed in a Kansas bar said she was constantly worried about violence against foreigners in the United States, but her husband had assured her everything would be OK. "I told him many a times, 'Should we think about going back? Should we think about going to a different country?' He said, 'No,' " Sunayana Dumala said, according to video recorded by CNN affiliate KCTV-TV. Srinivas Kuchibhotla, 32, died Wednesday after he was shot at a bar in Olathe, where he was having an after-work beer with a friend. Hours later, police arrested Adam W. Purinton about 70 miles away --- in Clinton, Missouri.

At the time of Wednesday's shooting children were drawing with sidewalk chalk outside the

OPTIONS:
- Adam W. Purinton when they heard gunshots, CNN affiliate WDAF-TV reported.
- CNN when they heard gunshots, CNN affiliate WDAF-TV reported.
- Clinton when they heard gunshots, CNN affiliate WDAF-TV reported.
- Indian when they heard gunshots, CNN affiliate WDAF-TV reported.
- KCTV when they heard gunshots, CNN affiliate WDAF-TV reported.
- Kansas when they heard gunshots, CNN affiliate WDAF-TV reported.
- Missouri when they heard gunshots, CNN affiliate WDAF-TV reported.
- OK when they heard gunshots, CNN affiliate WDAF-TV reported.
- Olathe when they heard gunshots, CNN affiliate WDAF-TV reported.
- Srinivas Kuchibhotla when they heard gunshots, CNN affiliate WDAF-TV reported.
- Sunayana Dumala when they heard gunshots, CNN affiliate WDAF-TV reported.
- United States when they heard gunshots, CNN affiliate WDAF-TV reported.
- Widow when they heard gunshots, CNN affiliate WDAF-TV reported.


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(CNN) Forces aligned with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad made an incursion Wednesday into the 55km "de-confliction zone" surrounding the US base located at the At Tanf garrison in southeastern Syria, according to the US-led military coalition fighting ISIS. "There was an incursion into the de-confliction zone," coalition spokesman US Army Col. Ryan Dillon told CNN, adding that after the pro-regime troops entered the zone, the US-led coalition used the pre-established de-confliction hotline and communicated the incursion to the Russians. Following that communication, the pro-regime forces withdrew. But the apparent successful use of the de-confliction channel comes amid new accusations by Russia that the US military is aiding ISIS.

"We are hyper aware of what is inside At Tanf and near our forces" Dillon said, saying the coalition would go after them and kill

OPTIONS:
- Assad fighters wherever they were.
- At Tanf fighters wherever they were.
- Bashar al fighters wherever they were.
- CNN fighters wherever they were.
- ISIS fighters wherever they were.
- Russia fighters wherever they were.
- Russians fighters wherever they were.
- Ryan Dillon fighters wherever they were.
- Syria fighters wherever they were.
- Syrian fighters wherever they were.
- US fighters wherever they were.


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Bridgewater (CNN) President Donald Trump said Friday that he was being sarcastic when he thanked Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday for expelling hundreds of American diplomats from the country. When asked if he meant his remarks about Putin sarcastically, Trump told reporters, "Absolutely. I think you know that I think you know that." Trump's remarks echo White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders' characterization of his comments. "He was being sarcastic," Sanders said earlier Friday. Trump's comments to reporters Friday came after a meeting with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley in Bedminster, New Jersey. Tillerson told reporters Friday that the United States will have a response to Russia over the expelled diplomats by September 1.

"Let's remember that it was

OPTIONS:
- American's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- Bedminster's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- Bridgewater's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- CNN's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- Donald Trump's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- New Jersey's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- Nikki Haley's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- Putin's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- Rex Tillerson's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- Russia's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- Russian's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- Sanders's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- Sarah Huckabee Sanders's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- Tillerson's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- Trump's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- United Nations's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- United States's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- Vladimir Putin's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- Washington's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.
- White House's interference in our election and treatment of our diplomats that began this negative trend in our relationship," said the spokesperson, who declined to be named.


(CNN) -- If the United States is serious about thoroughly defeating ISIS, it must -- somehow, some way -- go through Syria. But how? And in what way? Those are the big questions now, as President Barack Obama weighs what to do inside the war-ravaged nation where ISIS leaders are based and where the Islamist terror group rose to prominence. Obama ceded Thursday that "we don't have a strategy yet" for what to do about ISIS inside Syria, with a senior administration official adding that a decision is "a week or so" away. There are certainly options, but none is clear-cut.

Plus, it's not like there's a readily available list of

OPTIONS:
- Adam Smith donors to go after.
- Barack Obama donors to go after.
- CNN donors to go after.
- ISIS donors to go after.
- Islamist donors to go after.
- Obama donors to go after.
- Syria donors to go after.
- U.S. donors to go after.
- United States donors to go after.


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Menlo Park, California (CNN) -- On Monday, Reed Hastings, CEO of Netflix, posted on Netflix's blog that the popular online movie rental service would not be breaking off its DVD-by-mail business from its online streaming business. This was Netflix's third major announcement relating to changes in pricing and service offering in four months. Like BlackBerry and Bank of America, both of which have recently borne the wrath of disappointed customers, Netflix has been subject to tremendous criticism over the past few months. (Full disclosure: I consulted for Netflix for about two years between 2003 and 2005.) While Netflix is taking a beating, with rapidly declining market valuation, angry customers and negative media coverage, Hastings' announcement actually signals the company's willingness to keep tinkering until it gets the service right. He is that rare public company CEO who is willing to take a risk, make mistakes in public and keep trying new things. For that, he deserves some credit.

OPTIONS:
- Bank of America's goal was to convert current clients from "DVDs and streaming" to "DVDs or streaming" and charging a premium for customers wanting to stay with both.
- Baxter's goal was to convert current clients from "DVDs and streaming" to "DVDs or streaming" and charging a premium for customers wanting to stay with both.
- BlackBerry's goal was to convert current clients from "DVDs and streaming" to "DVDs or streaming" and charging a premium for customers wanting to stay with both.
- CNN's goal was to convert current clients from "DVDs and streaming" to "DVDs or streaming" and charging a premium for customers wanting to stay with both.
- California's goal was to convert current clients from "DVDs and streaming" to "DVDs or streaming" and charging a premium for customers wanting to stay with both.
- Hastings's goal was to convert current clients from "DVDs and streaming" to "DVDs or streaming" and charging a premium for customers wanting to stay with both.
- Menlo Park's goal was to convert current clients from "DVDs and streaming" to "DVDs or streaming" and charging a premium for customers wanting to stay with both.
- Netflix's goal was to convert current clients from "DVDs and streaming" to "DVDs or streaming" and charging a premium for customers wanting to stay with both.
- Reed Hastings's goal was to convert current clients from "DVDs and streaming" to "DVDs or streaming" and charging a premium for customers wanting to stay with both.
- Robbie Kellman Baxter's goal was to convert current clients from "DVDs and streaming" to "DVDs or streaming" and charging a premium for customers wanting to stay with both.


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(CNN) -- The reaction to Kanye West's hijacking of the microphone from Taylor Swift during her acceptance speech at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards came quickly and unequivocally. Kanye West took the microphone from Taylor Swift during her speech at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards. Celebrities and fans alike expressed their disapproval of West interrupting Swift's win for Best Female Video to tout his appreciation of nominee Beyonce. "Taylor, I'm really happy for you," West said after grabbing the microphone from a clearly stunned Swift. "I'll let you finish, but Beyonce had one of the best videos of all time! One of the best videos of all time!"

"I think that it was not Kanye's place to speak for

OPTIONS:
- Best Female Video or to ruin Taylor Swift's moment," Wilbekin said.
- Beyonce or to ruin Taylor Swift's moment," Wilbekin said.
- CNN or to ruin Taylor Swift's moment," Wilbekin said.
- Kanye West or to ruin Taylor Swift's moment," Wilbekin said.
- MTV Video Music Awards or to ruin Taylor Swift's moment," Wilbekin said.
- Swift or to ruin Taylor Swift's moment," Wilbekin said.
- Taylor or to ruin Taylor Swift's moment," Wilbekin said.
- Taylor Swift or to ruin Taylor Swift's moment," Wilbekin said.
- Twitter or to ruin Taylor Swift's moment," Wilbekin said.
- VMA or to ruin Taylor Swift's moment," Wilbekin said.
- West or to ruin Taylor Swift's moment," Wilbekin said.


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A prosecutor says a child who had been missing from Alabama and turned up 13 years later in Cleveland, Ohio was found in part because of red flags raised when he tried to apply for college. District Attorney Brandon Falls in Jefferson County, Alabama, told local news outlets that Julian Hernandez went to his school counselor for help when colleges kept having troubles matching his social security number to his name. Falls says the counselor then ran a search and realized Hernandez was listed as missing by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Authorities say Hernandez was 5 when his mother reported him missing. He is now 18. Falls says it's unlikely he knew he was listed as missing.

Julian's mother, who was separated from

OPTIONS:
- Alabama, reported him missing on August 28, 2002.
- Birmingham, reported him missing on August 28, 2002.
- Bobby Hernandez, reported him missing on August 28, 2002.
- Brandon Falls, reported him missing on August 28, 2002.
- Cleveland, reported him missing on August 28, 2002.
- Falls, reported him missing on August 28, 2002.
- Hernandez, reported him missing on August 28, 2002.
- Jefferson County, reported him missing on August 28, 2002.
- Jonathan Mangina, reported him missing on August 28, 2002.
- Julian, reported him missing on August 28, 2002.
- Julian Hernandez, reported him missing on August 28, 2002.
- National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, reported him missing on August 28, 2002.
- Ohio, reported him missing on August 28, 2002.


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(CNN) The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed Friday that pet rats are the source of an outbreak of Seoul virus infections in Illinois and Wisconsin. The virus has been confirmed in eight patients in an ongoing investigation. The recent cases are "the first human cases we've seen in the United States associated with pet rats," said Dr. Jennifer McQuiston, a veterinarian and deputy division director for CDC's division of high consequent pathogens and pathology. Several previous outbreaks reported in the US occurred in wild rats. "There was an outbreak reported in Europe previously associated with pet rats, so it's not the first time this has been associated with pets worldwide," McQuiston said.

On January 11, the

OPTIONS:
- CDC confirmed infections with Seoul virus, a rodent-borne hantavirus, in both patients.
- Europe confirmed infections with Seoul virus, a rodent-borne hantavirus, in both patients.
- Illinois confirmed infections with Seoul virus, a rodent-borne hantavirus, in both patients.
- Jennifer McQuiston confirmed infections with Seoul virus, a rodent-borne hantavirus, in both patients.
- McQuiston confirmed infections with Seoul virus, a rodent-borne hantavirus, in both patients.
- Seoul confirmed infections with Seoul virus, a rodent-borne hantavirus, in both patients.
- US confirmed infections with Seoul virus, a rodent-borne hantavirus, in both patients.
- US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed infections with Seoul virus, a rodent-borne hantavirus, in both patients.
- United States confirmed infections with Seoul virus, a rodent-borne hantavirus, in both patients.
- Wisconsin confirmed infections with Seoul virus, a rodent-borne hantavirus, in both patients.


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(CNN) Before "Roots" premiered on the History Channel Memorial Day, there was plenty of discussion among fans about whether there should be a remake of the iconic miniseries. Even rapper T.I., who has a role in the series as a slave named "Cyrus," told the Huffington Post that he was initially leery. "I will admit that I was one of the ones to say, 'Man, I don't know if that needs to be remade,'" he said. "It was just a huge undertaking for him as a producer and for me as an actor to sign up to remake such a classic and to tell a story that has so much pain and just so much turmoil involved in it."

The only success we have is

OPTIONS:
- Cyrus and 12 Years A Slave?"
- History Channel Memorial Day and 12 Years A Slave?"
- Huffington Post and 12 Years A Slave?"
- Roots and 12 Years A Slave?"
- T.I. and 12 Years A Slave?"


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(CNN) On one hand, Donald Trump's praise of France's far right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen, who appears to have received enough votes in Sunday's election to advance to the May 7 runoff, is not surprising. Le Pen, like Trump, ran a campaign that was anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim and traded on white supremacist themes. (It's no coincidence that former Klan leader David Duke has publicly praised both Le Pen and Trump.) On the other hand, you would think Trump would be hesitant to publicly praise a candidate like Le Pen, an avid supporter of Vladimir Putin, particularly given that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said just two weeks ago that US-Russian relations had reached an all time low.

Now to be clear, Trump has not formally endorsed

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- David Duke.
- Dean Obeidallah.
- Donald Trump.
- France.
- Klan.
- Le Pen.
- Marine.
- Muslim.
- Putin French.
- Rex Tillerson.
- Russian.
- Trump.
- US.
- Vladimir Putin.


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The brother of a 10-year-old boy whose body was found in a beachside forest in New Zealand has been arrested. Eric McIsaac, 25, was charged with burglary following his arrest for possession of an illegal knife by investigators who are probing the death of Alex Fisher. The young boy went missing at Waitarere Beach, north of Wellington on the North Island, last Monday. Police revealed last week they had arrested a man in connection to the boy's death but the man's name was suppressed until Wednesday, the The New Zealand Herald reported. The 25-year-old fronted Levin District Court before Judge Gregory Ross, who ordered a mental health assessment to be carried out on McIsaac.

OPTIONS:
- Alex Fisher was last seen on CCTV footage with McIsaac in a Waitarere supermarket last Monday evening.
- Eric McIsaac was last seen on CCTV footage with McIsaac in a Waitarere supermarket last Monday evening.
- Gregory Ross was last seen on CCTV footage with McIsaac in a Waitarere supermarket last Monday evening.
- Levin District Court was last seen on CCTV footage with McIsaac in a Waitarere supermarket last Monday evening.
- McIsaac was last seen on CCTV footage with McIsaac in a Waitarere supermarket last Monday evening.
- New Zealand was last seen on CCTV footage with McIsaac in a Waitarere supermarket last Monday evening.
- North Island was last seen on CCTV footage with McIsaac in a Waitarere supermarket last Monday evening.
- The New Zealand Herald was last seen on CCTV footage with McIsaac in a Waitarere supermarket last Monday evening.
- Waitarere Beach was last seen on CCTV footage with McIsaac in a Waitarere supermarket last Monday evening.
- Wellington was last seen on CCTV footage with McIsaac in a Waitarere supermarket last Monday evening.


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

He said: "This is my first trip to sub-

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- CcHUB.
- Co.
- Creation Hub.
- Entrepreneurs.
- Facebook.
- Lagos.
- Mark Zuckerberg.
- Nigeria.
- Saharan Africa.
- Silicon Valley.
- Yaba.
- Zuckberg.
- Zuckerberg.


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(CNN) Authorities missed an opportunity a decade ago to stop a key ISIS operative thought to be behind the Paris and Brussels attacks, a former Belgian intelligence officer says. Instead, Andre Jacob, who at the time was the head of the anti-terrorism unit for Belgian intelligence, says that Oussama Atar, believed by French authorities to be the elusive "Abu Ahmad," was incarcerated in multiple Iraqi detention centers where he became further radicalized. The Belgian-Moroccan national, now 32, would years later introduce his own family -- including his cousins, the El Bakraoui brothers who carried out the Brussels attacks -- to his extremist ideologies, according to French and Belgian authorities.

He was sentenced in an

OPTIONS:
- Abu Ahmad court to life in prison, which was later reduced to ten years.
- Andre Jacob court to life in prison, which was later reduced to ten years.
- Atar court to life in prison, which was later reduced to ten years.
- Belgian court to life in prison, which was later reduced to ten years.
- Brussels court to life in prison, which was later reduced to ten years.
- CNN court to life in prison, which was later reduced to ten years.
- El Bakraoui court to life in prison, which was later reduced to ten years.
- French court to life in prison, which was later reduced to ten years.
- ISIS court to life in prison, which was later reduced to ten years.
- Iraqi court to life in prison, which was later reduced to ten years.
- Moroccan court to life in prison, which was later reduced to ten years.
- Oussama Atar court to life in prison, which was later reduced to ten years.
- Paris court to life in prison, which was later reduced to ten years.


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Carlos Tevez helped Boca Juniors reclaim top spot in the Argentine Primera Division in his first game back with the Buenos Aires giants for 11 years. The returning hero was given a rock star’s reception by the ecstatic fans in the Bombonera stadium for the visit of Quilmes but did not quite give a headliner’s performance as his side claimed a 2-1 win. His strike partner Sebastian Palacios gave Boca a first-half lead and then youngster Jonathan Calleri grabbed the plaudits by scoring a beautiful chipped rabona lob to double the lead, although Quilmes reduced the defect later in the second half through Alexis Canello.

The 31-year-old further thrilled supporters with a deft flick of the back heel on the left hand side of the area, freeing himself of a

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Canello defender and making for the byline.
- Argentina defender and making for the byline.
- Argentine defender and making for the byline.
- Boca defender and making for the byline.
- Boca Juniors defender and making for the byline.
- Bombonera defender and making for the byline.
- Bombonera Stadium defender and making for the byline.
- Buenos Aires defender and making for the byline.
- Carlos Tevez defender and making for the byline.
- Diego Maradona defender and making for the byline.
- Italian defender and making for the byline.
- Jonathan Calleri defender and making for the byline.
- Juventus defender and making for the byline.
- Primera Division defender and making for the byline.
- Quilmes defender and making for the byline.
- Sebastian Palacios defender and making for the byline.
- Tevez defender and making for the byline.


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The former chairman of Bradford City was linked to eight other fires before the Valley Parade blaze that killed 56, a new book has claimed. Author Martin Fletcher claims the devastating fire was not an accident and has revealed a sequence of other blazes at businesses owned by or associated with Stafford Heginbotham, the club's chairman at the time. After an inquiry, high court judge Mr Justice Popplewell said the fire was not started deliberately and was caused by a discarded cigarette. West Yorkshire police today said in a statement that they would review any fresh evidence surrounding the tragedy.

Mr Fletcher started to investigate after a conversation with his mother nine years after the disaster, when she told him it had not been

OPTIONS:
- Bradford City's first fire
- Fletcher's first fire
- Justice Popplewell's first fire
- Martin Fletcher's first fire
- Stafford Heginbotham's first fire
- Valley Parade's first fire
- West Yorkshire's first fire
- West Yorkshire Police's first fire


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As the clock ticked down on Celtic’s League Cup Final win, goalkeeper Craig Gordon looked in a world of his own as he glanced around Hampden, savouring every last moment. When the final whistle confirmed his first winners’ medal since the Scottish Cup victory over Gretna on penalties with Hearts in 2006, the goalkeeper immediately searched out the twin lights who had inspired his incredible comeback story. Over the course of his two long years out injured, four year old daughter Freya and then the arrival of little Emma, now 22-months old, provided both fortitude and hope in what was a seemingly endless dark tunnel for Gordon.

‘I took a moment or two towards the end to think about things,’ admitted Gordon, his lips visibly quivering with emotion after the 2-0 win against

OPTIONS:
- Celtic.
- Craig Gordon.
- Dundee United.
- Emma.
- Freya.
- Gordon.
- Gretna.
- Hampden.
- Hearts.
- League Cup Final.
- Scottish Cup.
- Scottish League Cup.


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NATO's top military commander expressed concern Sunday about the buildup of Russian forces on Ukraine's border, as Moscow's forces consolidated their control of Crimea over the weekend. Supreme Allied Commander Europe Gen. Philip Breedlove said Russia had a large force on Ukraine's eastern border and that he was worried it could pose a threat to Moldova's separatist Trans-Dniester region. "The (Russian) force that is at the Ukrainian border now to the east is very, very sizable and very, very ready," Breedlove, a U.S. Air Force general, said. "There is absolutely sufficient force postured on the eastern border of Ukraine to run to Trans-Dniester if the decision was made to do that, and that is very worrisome."

"What we've seen the President do in recent weeks, and what we'll see him do this week, is bring the world together in support of Ukraine, to isolate Russia for its actions ... and reassure our partners and allies in NATO and

OPTIONS:
- Air Force," Blinken said.
- Breedlove," Blinken said.
- Crimea," Blinken said.
- Europe," Blinken said.
- German," Blinken said.
- Moldova," Blinken said.
- Moscow," Blinken said.
- NATO," Blinken said.
- Philip Breedlove," Blinken said.
- Russia," Blinken said.
- Russian," Blinken said.
- Trans-Dniester," Blinken said.
- Trans-Dniester region," Blinken said.
- U.S.," Blinken said.
- Ukraine," Blinken said.
- Ukrainian," Blinken said.


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(CNN) -- Issam Al-Chalabi worked as Iraqi oil minister from March of 1987 to October 1990. He left Iraq shortly after the invasion by Saddam Hussein of Kuwait in August 1990 and retired from government service in 1991. Since then he has been working as a consultant in Amman, Jordan. John Defterios caught up with Mr Chalabi at the Oil and Money Conference in London this week to ask him about what's driving surging oil prices, the future of the Iraq Oil Industry, and tensions in the region. Issam Al-Chalabi: None of us had expected that £93 would be reached so quickly. There had been some speculation that maybe $100 is achievable but I think it has happened too fast within the past few weeks.

OPTIONS:
- Amman will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- CNN will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- Chalabi will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- China will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- India will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- Iran will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- Iraq will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- Iraq Oil Industry will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- Iraqi will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- Issam Al-Chalabi will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- Issam Chalabi will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- John Defterios will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- Jordan will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- Kurds will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- Kuwait will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- London will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- Oil and Money Conference will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- Saddam Hussein will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- Turkey will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.
- U.S. will certainly consume as much oil as the United States, maybe in 2020.


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A shocking new video appearing to show at least 30 Christians being beheaded and shot by ISIS in Libya has been released. The 29-minute video, titled 'Until It Came To Them - Clear Evidence', shows dozens of militants holding two separate groups captive, thought to be in the south and the west of the country. At least 16 men, described by Islamic State as the 'followers of the cross from the enemy Ethiopian Church', are lined up and shot in a desert area while 12 others are filmed being forced to walk down a beach before being beheaded. This follows another video in February of the beheading of a group of 21 Coptic Christians on the beach in Libya, though that terrain was rockier than the one shown in the latest film.

OPTIONS:
- Christians's options to retaliate remain slim, given its distance from Libya.
- Clear Evidence's options to retaliate remain slim, given its distance from Libya.
- Coptic Christians's options to retaliate remain slim, given its distance from Libya.
- Egyptian's options to retaliate remain slim, given its distance from Libya.
- Ethiopia's options to retaliate remain slim, given its distance from Libya.
- Ethiopian Church's options to retaliate remain slim, given its distance from Libya.
- ISIS's options to retaliate remain slim, given its distance from Libya.
- Islamic State's options to retaliate remain slim, given its distance from Libya.
- Libya's options to retaliate remain slim, given its distance from Libya.


(CNN) -- A timid judge is a lawless judge. U.S. District Court Judge Martin Feldman, it would seem, is not a timid judge. In deciding to lift the Department of the Interior's six-month moratorium on deep water drilling in the Gulf of Mexico, Feldman certainly looks like a decisive jurist. His criticisms of the department's ban were forceful. But Feldman was remarkably selective in his criticism. He was willing to scrutinize the government harshly, but not the oil industry. His opinion made important points about the department's mistakes. He noted that the moratorium affects drilling in water deeper than 500 feet, even though a scientific panel that the department commissioned expressed concern with wells in water deeper than 1,000 feet.

Deepwater drilling is and will remain a valuable part of

OPTIONS:
- BP's energy supply.
- Ban's energy supply.
- CNN's energy supply.
- Department of the Interior's energy supply.
- Feldman's energy supply.
- Gulf of Mexico's energy supply.
- Jeffrey Rachlinski's energy supply.
- Martin Feldman's energy supply.
- Rachlinski's energy supply.
- U.S.'s energy supply.


(CNN) -- Get ready: The 2016 campaign for the White House is getting under way. Among those attending next week's Republican Governors Association meeting in Las Vegas are the group's chairman, Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, as well as popular Republican governors such as New Jersey's Chris Christie, Wisconsin's Scott Walker and Louisiana's Bobby Jindal. While the RGA's annual confabs are all about policy and politics, 2016 is sure to come up because all four governors are thought to be contenders for the party's next presidential nomination. Even though the 2012 election is barely in the rear view mirror, speculation over the next race for the White House is getting started. With President Barack Obama winning a second term on Tuesday, an incumbent will not run in 2016, meaning both parties may have competitive nomination battles.

Walker is a hero to many conservatives, thanks to his battles against public sector workers in

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama.
- Bob McDonnell.
- Bobby Jindal.
- CNN.
- Chris Christie.
- Democratic.
- GOP.
- Hillary Clinton.
- Joe Biden.
- Las Vegas.
- Louisiana.
- New Jersey.
- RGA.
- Republican.
- Republican Governors Association.
- Scott Walker.
- Virginia.
- White House.
- Wisconsin.


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Salma Hayek has revealed her hatred of Donald Trump is so strong that she won't even name him. The actress said that the presidential hopeful had offended her so deeply with his attacks on illegal immigrants, particularly from her native Mexico, that his name is now toxic to her. Hayek, who comes from Mexico but is a naturalized U.S. citizen, said that Trump's remarks are proof that 'discrimination and racism is a bigger problem in this country than we accept it is'. In an interview with E!, Hayek said: 'Thanks to that [the Mexico comments] all the things that he said - I don't repeat and I don't say his name because I don't want to give him extra publicity - but beyond him - this concept of America being a place where there is no discrimination, and it's not racist anymore...

But very importantly, I'm number one with the

OPTIONS:
- America, it just came out yesterday.
- Donald Trump, it just came out yesterday.
- E!, it just came out yesterday.
- Hayek, it just came out yesterday.
- Hispanics, it just came out yesterday.
- Mexican, it just came out yesterday.
- Mexico, it just came out yesterday.
- Revealed, it just came out yesterday.
- Salma Hayek, it just came out yesterday.
- Trump, it just came out yesterday.
- U.S., it just came out yesterday.


(CNN) A recently released transcript is offering a window into the mindset of a California judge who sentenced former Stanford University swimmer Brock Turner to jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. Turner faced a maximum sentence of 14 years, but Judge Aaron Persky of Santa Clara Superior Court sentenced him instead to six months. Prosecutors had asked for six years in prison. The controversial decision by Persky sparked outrage nationwide. Opinion: Judge Persky's sentence in Stanford rape case unpopular but legal In the sentencing transcripts from the June 2 hearing, defense attorney Mike Armstrong said Turner "has never denied" digitally penetrating the woman but "in his drunken state, he remembered consent."

Kianerci argued

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Persky's actions warranted a heftier prison sentence and refuted the judge's findings by arguing two witnesses saw Turner on top of the unconscious woman.
- Brock Turner's actions warranted a heftier prison sentence and refuted the judge's findings by arguing two witnesses saw Turner on top of the unconscious woman.
- California's actions warranted a heftier prison sentence and refuted the judge's findings by arguing two witnesses saw Turner on top of the unconscious woman.
- Mike Armstrong's actions warranted a heftier prison sentence and refuted the judge's findings by arguing two witnesses saw Turner on top of the unconscious woman.
- Persky's actions warranted a heftier prison sentence and refuted the judge's findings by arguing two witnesses saw Turner on top of the unconscious woman.
- Santa Clara Superior Court's actions warranted a heftier prison sentence and refuted the judge's findings by arguing two witnesses saw Turner on top of the unconscious woman.
- Stanford's actions warranted a heftier prison sentence and refuted the judge's findings by arguing two witnesses saw Turner on top of the unconscious woman.
- Stanford University's actions warranted a heftier prison sentence and refuted the judge's findings by arguing two witnesses saw Turner on top of the unconscious woman.
- Turner's actions warranted a heftier prison sentence and refuted the judge's findings by arguing two witnesses saw Turner on top of the unconscious woman.


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Rachel Dolezal's parents have accused her of trying to destroy their family with a multitude of lies - but insist that 'truth and justice will prevail'. Larry and Ruthanne Dolezal, from Troy, Montana, revealed last week that their daughter, the president of the Spokane NAACP, is white - not black as she has long suggested. 'Of all of Rachel's faults and malicious fabrications, this is definitely the worst,' her mother told Good Morning America on Monday. 'Rachel is desperately trying to destroy her biological family and I believe that effort will not succeed. At the end of the story I'm sure that truth and justice will prevail.'

After the

OPTIONS:
- African American revealed their daughter's secret, the NAACP issued a statement supporting her.
- Dolezal revealed their daughter's secret, the NAACP issued a statement supporting her.
- Good Morning America revealed their daughter's secret, the NAACP issued a statement supporting her.
- Larry revealed their daughter's secret, the NAACP issued a statement supporting her.
- Montana revealed their daughter's secret, the NAACP issued a statement supporting her.
- NAACP revealed their daughter's secret, the NAACP issued a statement supporting her.
- Rachel revealed their daughter's secret, the NAACP issued a statement supporting her.
- Rachel Dolezal revealed their daughter's secret, the NAACP issued a statement supporting her.
- Ruthanne Dolezal revealed their daughter's secret, the NAACP issued a statement supporting her.
- Spokane revealed their daughter's secret, the NAACP issued a statement supporting her.
- Spokane NAACP revealed their daughter's secret, the NAACP issued a statement supporting her.
- Troy revealed their daughter's secret, the NAACP issued a statement supporting her.


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(CNN) -- It happens every four years, usually right around September. Calls come in from all over the United States from people threatening to flee their homeland if a candidate they despise wins the Oval Office. "That's the amazing thing, when they speak on the phone. They're adamant. They feel very, very strong about it," said David Cohen, a Montreal-based immigration lawyer. "'This government doesn't speak for me' is the language that we often hear." As a partner at the Campbell Cohen firm, which specializes in immigration to Canada, Cohen says he has received these calls for decades. It sometimes makes him "feel like a therapist because they vent for a while, get this cathartic release."

Cohen, the immigration lawyer, said that though the calls inquiring about

OPTIONS:
- Americans citizenship will continue for the next few months, he feels Americans are simply too loyal to leave the country they love.
- CNN citizenship will continue for the next few months, he feels Americans are simply too loyal to leave the country they love.
- Campbell Cohen citizenship will continue for the next few months, he feels Americans are simply too loyal to leave the country they love.
- Canada citizenship will continue for the next few months, he feels Americans are simply too loyal to leave the country they love.
- Cohen citizenship will continue for the next few months, he feels Americans are simply too loyal to leave the country they love.
- David Cohen citizenship will continue for the next few months, he feels Americans are simply too loyal to leave the country they love.
- Lubbock County citizenship will continue for the next few months, he feels Americans are simply too loyal to leave the country they love.
- Montreal citizenship will continue for the next few months, he feels Americans are simply too loyal to leave the country they love.
- Oval Office citizenship will continue for the next few months, he feels Americans are simply too loyal to leave the country they love.
- Texas citizenship will continue for the next few months, he feels Americans are simply too loyal to leave the country they love.
- United States citizenship will continue for the next few months, he feels Americans are simply too loyal to leave the country they love.
- University of Mississippi citizenship will continue for the next few months, he feels Americans are simply too loyal to leave the country they love.