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Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has had a giggle at Education Minister Christopher Pyne’s expense after Today Show host Karl Stefanovic showed her the Star Wars parody video featuring Pyne’s now infamous ‘I’m a fixer' line. Stefanovic introduced the clip called 'Star Wars: Fixed', which superimposes Pyne's head onto the body of a imperial officer and blends his recent Sky News interview with a scene from the beloved movie franchise, by asking ‘what’s going on with Christopher Pyne? He’s gone to the dark side, Mr Fix It’. ‘You may not be aware of this but he’s been hired for his specialist skills by an unlikely source,’ Stefanovic joked.

Bishop laughed: ‘I wouldn’t be the first person to think that Christopher Pyne comes straight out of a

OPTIONS:
- Bishop movie.’
- Christopher Pyne movie.’
- Julie Bishop movie.’
- Karl Stefanovic movie.’
- Pyne movie.’
- Sky News movie.’
- Star Wars movie.’
- Stefanovic movie.’
- Today Show movie.’


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Daniel Vettori has tipped a strong response from New Zealand after their thumping 210-run defeat by England at Edgbaston on Tuesday. The Kiwis conceded their highest ever total in one-day internationals as the hosts compiled an imposing 408 for nine, largely thanks to blistering hundreds from Joe Root and Jos Buttler. Root reached his century off 71 balls while Buttler only needed 66 deliveries to get to three figures with the Black Caps all out for 198 in 31.1 overs in return. It was a stark reversal of fortunes in the opener of the five-match series - England were crushed by eight wickets with 226 balls to spare by the same opponents at the World Cup in Wellington earlier this year.

'All those guys in the

OPTIONS:
- Black Caps team are incredibly experienced so I know they'll bounce back pretty quickly.'
- Buttler team are incredibly experienced so I know they'll bounce back pretty quickly.'
- Daniel Vettori team are incredibly experienced so I know they'll bounce back pretty quickly.'
- Edgbaston team are incredibly experienced so I know they'll bounce back pretty quickly.'
- England team are incredibly experienced so I know they'll bounce back pretty quickly.'
- Joe Root team are incredibly experienced so I know they'll bounce back pretty quickly.'
- Jos Buttler team are incredibly experienced so I know they'll bounce back pretty quickly.'
- Kiwis team are incredibly experienced so I know they'll bounce back pretty quickly.'
- New Zealand team are incredibly experienced so I know they'll bounce back pretty quickly.'
- ODIs team are incredibly experienced so I know they'll bounce back pretty quickly.'
- Root team are incredibly experienced so I know they'll bounce back pretty quickly.'
- Wellington team are incredibly experienced so I know they'll bounce back pretty quickly.'
- World Cup team are incredibly experienced so I know they'll bounce back pretty quickly.'


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(CNN) This week a 28-year-old white supremacist traveled to New York for the express purpose of killing a black man. Any black man. Within hours, Timothy Caughman, a black man from Queens, stumbled to a midtown police station bleeding. He had been stabbed, ultimately fatally, with a 26-inch sword. "What are you doing?" Caughman had asked his assailant. James Harris Jackson gave police officers his answer: He hates black men and has since his youth. His plan was to kill more people than Caughman. He considered taking an officers' gun and shooting more black men. The tragic killing of Timothy Caughman is a heinous hate crime. It is also an act of domestic terrorism. And it matters that we begin to name white supremacist murders in this way.

New York,

OPTIONS:
- Caughman told police, was ideal because it is the "media capital" of the country.
- James Harris Jackson told police, was ideal because it is the "media capital" of the country.
- New York told police, was ideal because it is the "media capital" of the country.
- Queens told police, was ideal because it is the "media capital" of the country.
- Sherrilyn Ifill told police, was ideal because it is the "media capital" of the country.
- Timothy Caughman told police, was ideal because it is the "media capital" of the country.


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

When

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- CNN came back, he said his relationship with Trump was "good" and that he would stay on the job as long as Trump let him.
- Cabinet came back, he said his relationship with Trump was "good" and that he would stay on the job as long as Trump let him.
- Charlottesville came back, he said his relationship with Trump was "good" and that he would stay on the job as long as Trump let him.
- Chris Wallace came back, he said his relationship with Trump was "good" and that he would stay on the job as long as Trump let him.
- Donald Trump came back, he said his relationship with Trump was "good" and that he would stay on the job as long as Trump let him.
- Fox News Sunday came back, he said his relationship with Trump was "good" and that he would stay on the job as long as Trump let him.
- Rex Tillerson came back, he said his relationship with Trump was "good" and that he would stay on the job as long as Trump let him.
- Tillerson came back, he said his relationship with Trump was "good" and that he would stay on the job as long as Trump let him.
- Trump came back, he said his relationship with Trump was "good" and that he would stay on the job as long as Trump let him.
- US came back, he said his relationship with Trump was "good" and that he would stay on the job as long as Trump let him.
- United States came back, he said his relationship with Trump was "good" and that he would stay on the job as long as Trump let him.
- Virginia came back, he said his relationship with Trump was "good" and that he would stay on the job as long as Trump let him.
- Washington came back, he said his relationship with Trump was "good" and that he would stay on the job as long as Trump let him.


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NRL referees and officials have been struck with projectiles by angry supporters after a tight contest between South Sydney and Canterbury ended in controversy. Rabbitohs sealed a final minute 18-17 victory over the Bulldogs in an absorbing encounter at ANZ Stadium in Sydney during the Good Friday showdown. But fans turned on referee Gerard Sutton and his colleagues after they penalised Bulldogs captain James Graham in the final minute, effectively handing the Rabbitohs the win. As referees, officials and players made their way off the field and towards the tunnel after full time, a section of the crowd started hurling  plastic water bottles and abuse at them.

A

OPTIONS:
- ANZ Stadium supporter was not impressed after Rabbitohs were awarded a late penalty
- Bulldogs supporter was not impressed after Rabbitohs were awarded a late penalty
- Canterbury supporter was not impressed after Rabbitohs were awarded a late penalty
- Gerard Sutton supporter was not impressed after Rabbitohs were awarded a late penalty
- Good Friday supporter was not impressed after Rabbitohs were awarded a late penalty
- James Graham supporter was not impressed after Rabbitohs were awarded a late penalty
- NRL supporter was not impressed after Rabbitohs were awarded a late penalty
- Rabbitohs supporter was not impressed after Rabbitohs were awarded a late penalty
- South Sydney supporter was not impressed after Rabbitohs were awarded a late penalty
- Sydney supporter was not impressed after Rabbitohs were awarded a late penalty


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Sebastien Pocognoli has risked the wrath of his manager Tony Pulis, after publicly stating his confusion at losing his place in the West Brom team. The Belgian defender was an important player under Alan Irvine but since he left the club, the left back has found his game time limited. Speaking to La Meuse, he admitted he couldn't get his head around the decisions being made. 'I do not understand. I have also got no explanation as to why I don't play. Sebastien Pocognoli (centre) says he's baffled by Tony Pulis' decision to drop him from the starting 11

It's been a turbulent season for West Brom but has improved since

OPTIONS:
- Alan Irvine took over from Alan Irvine
- Belgian took over from Alan Irvine
- Chris Brunt took over from Alan Irvine
- La Meuse took over from Alan Irvine
- Pocognoli took over from Alan Irvine
- Sebastien Pocognoli took over from Alan Irvine
- Tony Pulis took over from Alan Irvine
- West Brom took over from Alan Irvine


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Hollywood, Florida (CNN) Donald Trump's new delegate guru told Republican Party insiders at a posh resort here on Thursday that the billionaire front-runner is recalibrating the part "that he's been playing" and is ready to work with the GOP to "evolve" as a candidate past the divisive primary. Meanwhile 1,100 miles away in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Trump told his supporters the Republican system is "rigged" and "crooked." This is the dilemma facing the Republican National Committee and its members meeting here this week: Can they cope with Trump, an unpredictable personality who has come this close to winning the presidential nomination with a campaign leaning heavily on direct anger at GOP officials and institutions?

The

OPTIONS:
- CNN campaign is approaching things here as if it already won the nomination.
- Donald Trump campaign is approaching things here as if it already won the nomination.
- Florida campaign is approaching things here as if it already won the nomination.
- GOP campaign is approaching things here as if it already won the nomination.
- Harrisburg campaign is approaching things here as if it already won the nomination.
- Hollywood campaign is approaching things here as if it already won the nomination.
- Jittery Republican campaign is approaching things here as if it already won the nomination.
- Paul Manafort campaign is approaching things here as if it already won the nomination.
- Pennsylvania campaign is approaching things here as if it already won the nomination.
- Republican campaign is approaching things here as if it already won the nomination.
- Republican National Committee campaign is approaching things here as if it already won the nomination.
- Republican Party campaign is approaching things here as if it already won the nomination.
- Trump campaign is approaching things here as if it already won the nomination.


Japan head coach Eddie Jones knows his side will assume the role of David when they take on one of rugby's true Goliaths in South Africa on Saturday. But the Cherry Blossoms boss is refusing to rule out the possibility that the Japanese underdogs can slay the two-time champions when they kick off their World Cup campaign in Brighton. Toppling the world's number three-ranked nation looks a challenge of giant proportions, though. Springboks head coach Heyneke Meyer has named a starting XV boasting 880 caps as he looks to make the most of his star-studded squad. On the other hand, three members of Jones' current group were not even born the last time Japan managed a World Cup win, a 52-8 thrashing of Zimbabwe back in October 1991.

At the end of the tournament we want people to say that

OPTIONS:
- Brighton is a respected rugby country.
- Cherry Blossoms is a respected rugby country.
- David is a respected rugby country.
- Eddie Jones is a respected rugby country.
- Heyneke Meyer is a respected rugby country.
- Japan is a respected rugby country.
- Japanese is a respected rugby country.
- Jones is a respected rugby country.
- South Africa is a respected rugby country.
- Springboks is a respected rugby country.
- World Cup is a respected rugby country.
- Zimbabwe is a respected rugby country.


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When Leicester versus Chelsea was scheduled back in the summer, it’s fair to say that we all expected it to be a fixture which would shine a spotlight on one manager fighting for his credibility as he battled relegation, pitting himself against another who would likely be top of the table with his stock never higher. And so it has proved. Yet somehow, like a 2015 re-make of Trading Places, Jose Mourinho and Claudio Ranieri have contrived to swap roles. And never has Mourinho had to adopt a more humble persona than in the run-up to Monday’s match. Back in 2010, when Mourinho was manager of eventual Serie A champion Inter and Ranieri was at their principal rivals, Roma, Mourinho mocked the man he had replaced at Chelsea in 2004. ‘It is really not my fault if he was considered a loser at Chelsea,’ said Mourinho, in response to a perceived slight from his rival.

In other words, he had thought long and hard about releasing a lengthy diatribe which also ridiculed

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- Chelsea for admitting he had prepared his players for one game by showing them the film Gladiator.
- Chelsea,’ for admitting he had prepared his players for one game by showing them the film Gladiator.
- Claudio Ranieri for admitting he had prepared his players for one game by showing them the film Gladiator.
- Former Blues for admitting he had prepared his players for one game by showing them the film Gladiator.
- Inter for admitting he had prepared his players for one game by showing them the film Gladiator.
- Jose Mourinho for admitting he had prepared his players for one game by showing them the film Gladiator.
- Leicester for admitting he had prepared his players for one game by showing them the film Gladiator.
- Mourinho for admitting he had prepared his players for one game by showing them the film Gladiator.
- Ranieri for admitting he had prepared his players for one game by showing them the film Gladiator.
- Roma for admitting he had prepared his players for one game by showing them the film Gladiator.
- Serie A for admitting he had prepared his players for one game by showing them the film Gladiator.
- Trading Places for admitting he had prepared his players for one game by showing them the film Gladiator.


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Sailing can theoretically answer our family holiday brief - sunshine, beachcombing, local restaurants on a quayside, a sense of adventure. The only downer is that neither my wife nor I have a clue about sailing. So we decide that a Sunsail 'Flotilla Hero' holiday in Croatia, with a skipper provided, will fit the bill. Hopelessly ignorant of what to expect, we arrive at the Agana Marina, a 20-minute drive from Split, where our hostess, Rebecca, introduces us to 'Chilled', a fully equipped 47 ft yacht. Our temporary home is an instant hit with the children - Flora, aged eight, Celia, seven, and Tabitha, four.

Celia stands on her tiptoes to see over the wheel as she tries to steer a steady course, while

OPTIONS:
- Agana Marina radios our progress to base with the sign-off, 'Chilled out', not quite reflecting the mood on-board.
- Celia radios our progress to base with the sign-off, 'Chilled out', not quite reflecting the mood on-board.
- Chilled' radios our progress to base with the sign-off, 'Chilled out', not quite reflecting the mood on-board.
- Croatia radios our progress to base with the sign-off, 'Chilled out', not quite reflecting the mood on-board.
- Flora radios our progress to base with the sign-off, 'Chilled out', not quite reflecting the mood on-board.
- Rebecca radios our progress to base with the sign-off, 'Chilled out', not quite reflecting the mood on-board.
- Split radios our progress to base with the sign-off, 'Chilled out', not quite reflecting the mood on-board.
- Sunsail 'Flotilla Hero radios our progress to base with the sign-off, 'Chilled out', not quite reflecting the mood on-board.
- Tabitha radios our progress to base with the sign-off, 'Chilled out', not quite reflecting the mood on-board.


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Garbine Muguruza made a winning start to her WTA Finals campaign in Singapore, battling past Czech Republic's Lucie Safarova 6-3, 7-6 (7-4) in their White Group round-robin match. It was a WTA Finals debut for both players, but Spain's Muguruza emerged victorious in an hour and 56 minutes, and thereby took revenge for her defeat in this year's French Open quarter-finals. Following the match, Muguruza appeared more relieved than jubilant, as she said on BT Sport 1: 'It's a very tough match. At Roland Garros, I think she (Safarova) played an amazing match. I think today, I wanted so much to win. I was fighting and I was really concentrating.'

Kvitova had won in three sets in her last two meetings with

OPTIONS:
- Angelique Kerber and looked like pushing things to another decider as both players traded breaks towards a tie-break.
- BT Sport and looked like pushing things to another decider as both players traded breaks towards a tie-break.
- Czech Republic and looked like pushing things to another decider as both players traded breaks towards a tie-break.
- French Open and looked like pushing things to another decider as both players traded breaks towards a tie-break.
- Garbine Muguruza and looked like pushing things to another decider as both players traded breaks towards a tie-break.
- Lucie Safarova and looked like pushing things to another decider as both players traded breaks towards a tie-break.
- Muguruza and looked like pushing things to another decider as both players traded breaks towards a tie-break.
- Petra Kvitova and looked like pushing things to another decider as both players traded breaks towards a tie-break.
- Roland Garros and looked like pushing things to another decider as both players traded breaks towards a tie-break.
- Safarova and looked like pushing things to another decider as both players traded breaks towards a tie-break.
- Singapore and looked like pushing things to another decider as both players traded breaks towards a tie-break.
- Spain and looked like pushing things to another decider as both players traded breaks towards a tie-break.
- WTA Finals and looked like pushing things to another decider as both players traded breaks towards a tie-break.
- White Group and looked like pushing things to another decider as both players traded breaks towards a tie-break.


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Twitter may be about to hire co-founder Jack Dorsey as its permanent CEO three months after he took over the job on a temporary basis. The technology news site Re/Code says Dorsey's appointment could be announced as early as Thursday morning. The report posted Wednesday cited unnamed people. Dorsey is also CEO of mobile payment service Square, a job he has repeatedly said he intends to keep as he prepares to take that San Francisco company public too. The headquarters of Twitter and Square are located a block from each other, making it more convenient to shuttle back and forth between the two companies.

Costolo had been

OPTIONS:
- Costolo's CEO for five years and led the company through a successful stock market debut in 2013.
- Dorsey's CEO for five years and led the company through a successful stock market debut in 2013.
- Jack Dorsey's CEO for five years and led the company through a successful stock market debut in 2013.
- Re/Code's CEO for five years and led the company through a successful stock market debut in 2013.
- San Francisco's CEO for five years and led the company through a successful stock market debut in 2013.
- Square's CEO for five years and led the company through a successful stock market debut in 2013.
- Twitter's CEO for five years and led the company through a successful stock market debut in 2013.
- Twitter and Square's CEO for five years and led the company through a successful stock market debut in 2013.


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London's largest training school for black cab drivers is to close next month thanks in part to the rise of taxi app Uber. For nearly 30 years, would-be cabbies have been studying the roads of London at The Knowledge Point in Islington as they attempt to master the quickest routes across the capital for 'The Knowledge'. However, in December the school will close its doors after demand for lessons fell following the London launch of private hire service Uber in 2012, a trend which has coincided with rising property prices. 'Demand has gone down since Uber arrived,' the Knowledge Point's founder Malcolm Linskey, 70, told The Financial Times. 'Usually we have 350 students enrolling a year, last year it was 200.'

Taxi drivers complained that 88,149 minicab drivers had been licenced during the past year, and are also angry over the ability of

OPTIONS:
- Black drivers to use an 'e-hailing' system, which allows customers to see the nearest minicab.
- Green Badge drivers to use an 'e-hailing' system, which allows customers to see the nearest minicab.
- Islington drivers to use an 'e-hailing' system, which allows customers to see the nearest minicab.
- Knowledge Point drivers to use an 'e-hailing' system, which allows customers to see the nearest minicab.
- London drivers to use an 'e-hailing' system, which allows customers to see the nearest minicab.
- Malcolm Linskey drivers to use an 'e-hailing' system, which allows customers to see the nearest minicab.
- The Financial Times drivers to use an 'e-hailing' system, which allows customers to see the nearest minicab.
- The Knowledge drivers to use an 'e-hailing' system, which allows customers to see the nearest minicab.
- The Knowledge Point drivers to use an 'e-hailing' system, which allows customers to see the nearest minicab.
- Uber drivers to use an 'e-hailing' system, which allows customers to see the nearest minicab.


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A middle-aged grandmother and her husband are defying their critics by celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary, despite their 29-year age gap. William Smith was just 15 when he fell in love with his best friend's mother, Marilyn Buttigieg, who was then 44 years old. The couple, from Crawley, West Sussex, shared their first date and kiss in September 2005. They came under fire from family and friends for the substantial age gap when they became an item when William was 16. Scroll down for video William Smith was just 16 when he fell in love with his best friend's mother, Marilyn Buttigieg, then 44

Previously-wed

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- Crawley added: 'I suppose we always will but people should realise by now after all these years it's a real thing and let us be.
- Marilyn added: 'I suppose we always will but people should realise by now after all these years it's a real thing and let us be.
- Marilyn Buttigieg added: 'I suppose we always will but people should realise by now after all these years it's a real thing and let us be.
- Met added: 'I suppose we always will but people should realise by now after all these years it's a real thing and let us be.
- West Sussex added: 'I suppose we always will but people should realise by now after all these years it's a real thing and let us be.
- William added: 'I suppose we always will but people should realise by now after all these years it's a real thing and let us be.
- William Smith added: 'I suppose we always will but people should realise by now after all these years it's a real thing and let us be.


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Washington (CNN) Former Trump campaign and White House official Boris Epshteyn will testify behind closed doors on Thursday before the House intelligence committee, according to three committee sources. Epshteyn is the latest person in the Trump orbit to appear before the panel as part of its investigation into Russia's election meddling and possible collusion between the Trump team and Russian officials. The panel interviewed longtime Trump confidante Roger Stone on Tuesday in a closed session, and it has also spoken to Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner and former Trump campaign aide Michael Caputo. The committee has also interviewed in recent months several officials from the Obama administration and Hillary Clinton's campaign, including former Obama national security adviser Susan Rice, Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta and Obama Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson.

In one CNN interview from July 2016, Epshteyn claimed that Russia did not invade Crimea, saying, "Again, first of all, you --

OPTIONS:
- Boris Epshteyn did not seize Crimea.
- CNN did not seize Crimea.
- Clinton did not seize Crimea.
- Epshteyn did not seize Crimea.
- Hillary Clinton did not seize Crimea.
- House did not seize Crimea.
- Jared Kushner did not seize Crimea.
- Jeh Johnson did not seize Crimea.
- John Podesta did not seize Crimea.
- Michael Caputo did not seize Crimea.
- Obama did not seize Crimea.
- Obama Homeland Security did not seize Crimea.
- Roger Stone did not seize Crimea.
- Russia did not seize Crimea.
- Russian did not seize Crimea.
- Susan Rice did not seize Crimea.
- Trump did not seize Crimea.
- Washington did not seize Crimea.
- White House did not seize Crimea.


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Washington (CNN) The Obama administration secretly arranged a plane delivery of $400 million in cash on the same day Iran released four American prisoners and formally implemented the nuclear deal, US officials confirmed Wednesday. President Barack Obama approved the $400 million transfer, which he had announced in January as part of the Iran nuclear deal. The money was flown into Iran on wooden pallets stacked with Swiss francs, euros and other currencies as the first installment of a $1.7 billion settlement resolving claims at an international tribunal at The Hague over a failed arms deal under the time of the Shah.

It was something that was intended to, as I am told, pay back Iran for contracts that were canceled when the

OPTIONS:
- American fell."
- Barack Obama fell."
- CNN fell."
- Iran fell."
- Iranian fell."
- Obama fell."
- Shah fell."
- Swiss fell."
- The Hague fell."
- US fell."
- Washington fell."


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(CNN) Her main target this season is the Winter Olympics, but Mikaela Shiffrin is proving a dominant force on the World Cup circuit with a third win since November. The 22-year-old triumphed in a giant slalom in Courchevel, France Tuesday to add to a slalom and a debut downhill victory already this term. The defending World Cup overall champion beat France's Tessa Worley over two runs in sparkling conditions in the French Alps with Italy's Manuela Moelgg third. Shiffrin led after the first run on the Emile Allais piste and held on to her advantage to record a 34th World Cup win, the same number as Norway's Aksel Lund Svindal and one more than fellow American Bode Miller.

"It's not really pressure to do it --  I don't have to do it, I don't even have to go to the

OPTIONS:
- Aksel Lund Svindal but I'd go because I want to.
- American but I'd go because I want to.
- Bode Miller but I'd go because I want to.
- Courchevel but I'd go because I want to.
- Emile Allais but I'd go because I want to.
- France but I'd go because I want to.
- French Alps but I'd go because I want to.
- Italy but I'd go because I want to.
- Manuela Moelgg but I'd go because I want to.
- Mikaela Shiffrin but I'd go because I want to.
- Norway but I'd go because I want to.
- Shiffrin but I'd go because I want to.
- Tessa Worley but I'd go because I want to.
- Winter Olympics but I'd go because I want to.
- World Cup but I'd go because I want to.


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(CNN) Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch has frustrated legislators on both sides of the aisle with his refusal to talk specifics on several major issues he could rule on if he's confirmed. But one matter on which his past writings offer a detailed picture of his views is medical aid in dying, sometimes referred to as physician-assisted suicide. In 2006, Gorsuch wrote "The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia," a 311-page book in which he "builds a nuanced, novel, and powerful moral and legal argument against legalization," the book proclaims on its back cover. Gorsuch also addressed questions on the polarizing issue during his Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearings.

"The

OPTIONS:
- Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia recognized in Cruzan that there's a right in the common law to be free from assault and battery, effectively," Gorsuch said, "and assume that there was a constitutional dimension to that."
- Gorsuch recognized in Cruzan that there's a right in the common law to be free from assault and battery, effectively," Gorsuch said, "and assume that there was a constitutional dimension to that."
- Neil Gorsuch recognized in Cruzan that there's a right in the common law to be free from assault and battery, effectively," Gorsuch said, "and assume that there was a constitutional dimension to that."
- Oregon recognized in Cruzan that there's a right in the common law to be free from assault and battery, effectively," Gorsuch said, "and assume that there was a constitutional dimension to that."
- Senate Judiciary Committee recognized in Cruzan that there's a right in the common law to be free from assault and battery, effectively," Gorsuch said, "and assume that there was a constitutional dimension to that."
- Supreme Court recognized in Cruzan that there's a right in the common law to be free from assault and battery, effectively," Gorsuch said, "and assume that there was a constitutional dimension to that."
- The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia recognized in Cruzan that there's a right in the common law to be free from assault and battery, effectively," Gorsuch said, "and assume that there was a constitutional dimension to that."


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Brazil legend Ronaldinho has backed Samba stars Roberto Firmino and Philippe Coutinho to fire Liverpool back into the top four. Firmino sealed a £29million move from from Hoffenheim on Wednesday and he was unveiled by the club alongside chief executive Ian Ayre. Ronaldinho claims strikers Daniel Sturridge, Divock Origi and Danny Ings will relish playing alongside the Brazilian international, 23. 'For Liverpool to have Coutinho and Firmino is a big achievement for them,' Ronaldinho told the Liverpool Echo. 'It is going to give them one of the most exciting midfields in Europe. 'The creativity, intelligence, and goals they have between them can change Liverpool as a team. It is a big sign of intent. To have a midfield with those two gives them a big chance to qualify for the Champions League next season.

OPTIONS:
- Anfield has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.
- Brazil has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.
- Brazilian has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.
- Champions League has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.
- Coutinho has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.
- Daniel Sturridge has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.
- Danny Ings has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.
- Divock Origi has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.
- Europe has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.
- Firmino has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.
- Hoffenheim has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.
- Ian Ayre has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.
- Liverpool has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.
- Liverpool Echo has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.
- Philippe Coutinho has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.
- Roberto Firmino has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.
- Ronaldinho has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.
- Samba has agreed a five-year contract, worth more than a £100,000 per week.


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Athens, Greece (CNN) President Barack Obama issued a warning Tuesday against "crude nationalism" in the wake of Donald Trump's victory, saying during a news conference on his final overseas trip that the President-elect had tapped into a "troubling" strain of rhetoric playing on Americans' fears of globalization to win the presidency. Speaking in Athens, Obama said he recognized an "anger and fear in the American population" over threats of mechanization and globalization, but that Republican officials didn't use facts when making their case about the US economy. "You've seen some of the rhetoric among Republican elected officials and activists and media. Some of it pretty troubling and not necessarily connected to facts, but being used effectively to mobilize people," Obama said at a news conference alongside Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras. "And obviously, President-elect Trump tapped into that particular strain within the Republican Party and then was able to broaden that enough and get enough votes to win the election."

Obama is on a week-long, three-stop foreign swing that has taken new urgency following

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Tsipras's election.
- American's election.
- Americans's election.
- Athens's election.
- Barack Obama's election.
- CNN's election.
- Donald Trump's election.
- Germany's election.
- Greece's election.
- Greek's election.
- Obama's election.
- Peru's election.
- Republican's election.
- Republican Party's election.
- Trump's election.
- US's election.


How does this story end?

(CNN) Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has declared victory in a referendum over a new constitution that will make him far more powerful, potentially for many more years to come. The result, which the opposition is calling fraudulent, promises to make Turkey less democratic, more bitterly divided and more religious than ever. It comes as no surprise that at the last minute, when the counting showed the "no" vote was threatening the thin lead of the pro-Erdogan "Yes" vote, electoral authorities stepped in to announce they would allow unsealed ballots to be counted, in contravention to the rules. Already the lead-up to the vote gave enormous advantages to the yes camp, particularly in the form of media coverage. Meanwhile, opponents faced intimidation and the risk of job loss if they publicly voiced their opinions.

For those who want

OPTIONS:
- CNN to continue on the path of a democracy, with rule of law, independent judges, free expression and equality for all, the road ahead just became much, much steeper.
- Erdogan to continue on the path of a democracy, with rule of law, independent judges, free expression and equality for all, the road ahead just became much, much steeper.
- Frida Ghitis to continue on the path of a democracy, with rule of law, independent judges, free expression and equality for all, the road ahead just became much, much steeper.
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan to continue on the path of a democracy, with rule of law, independent judges, free expression and equality for all, the road ahead just became much, much steeper.
- Turkey to continue on the path of a democracy, with rule of law, independent judges, free expression and equality for all, the road ahead just became much, much steeper.
- Turkish to continue on the path of a democracy, with rule of law, independent judges, free expression and equality for all, the road ahead just became much, much steeper.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Reigning Masters champion Bubba Watson admits he must 'improve as a man' after his fellow professionals appeared to choose him as the most unpopular player on the PGA Tour. An ESPN.com survey of 103 tour professionals - 21 of whom were major champions - anonymously answered questions on a wide range of topics, including which player they would not help in a fight in the car park. Watson, who is chasing a third green jacket at Augusta this week, got double the number of responses (22.6 per cent) of second-place finisher Patrick Reed (11 per cent), with Rory Sabbatini third and Robert Allenby fourth.

Patrick Reed, the self-assured

OPTIONS:
- American, came second in the players' unpopularity poll
- Augusta, came second in the players' unpopularity poll
- Bubba Watson, came second in the players' unpopularity poll
- ESPN.com, came second in the players' unpopularity poll
- Masters, came second in the players' unpopularity poll
- PGA Tour, came second in the players' unpopularity poll
- Patrick Reed, came second in the players' unpopularity poll
- Robert Allenby, came second in the players' unpopularity poll
- Rory Sabbatini, came second in the players' unpopularity poll
- Watson, came second in the players' unpopularity poll


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

A series of chilling text messages that a suicidal father sent to his increasingly panicked ex-girlfriend in the final moments before he allegedly threw their baby son to his death off a bridge has emerged. As he stood on Connecticut's Arrigoni Bridge with his seven-month-old son Aaden on Sunday night, Tony Moreno, 22, exchanged dozens of texts with his former partner, 19-year-old Adrianne Oyola. In separate messages, he told her: 'Enjoy your new life without us', 'There is no more days [sic]' and 'You're not a parent anymore' - prompting Oyola to frantically ask about her son's whereabouts. Moreno then wrote: 'He's dead', followed by 'And soon I will be too.' Shortly after, the father apparently leaped from the 90ft bridge himself - having already hurled Aaden into the water below.

He ruled that the pair needed to 'figure out' their relationship for

OPTIONS:
- Aaden's sake and 'grow up and deal with each other as adults' - but did not find that there was no imminent threat to Oyola or Aaden.
- Adrianne Oyola's sake and 'grow up and deal with each other as adults' - but did not find that there was no imminent threat to Oyola or Aaden.
- Arrigoni Bridge's sake and 'grow up and deal with each other as adults' - but did not find that there was no imminent threat to Oyola or Aaden.
- Connecticut's sake and 'grow up and deal with each other as adults' - but did not find that there was no imminent threat to Oyola or Aaden.
- Connecticut River's sake and 'grow up and deal with each other as adults' - but did not find that there was no imminent threat to Oyola or Aaden.
- Moreno's sake and 'grow up and deal with each other as adults' - but did not find that there was no imminent threat to Oyola or Aaden.
- Oyola's sake and 'grow up and deal with each other as adults' - but did not find that there was no imminent threat to Oyola or Aaden.
- Tony Moreno's sake and 'grow up and deal with each other as adults' - but did not find that there was no imminent threat to Oyola or Aaden.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) Hurricane Harvey and its aftermath have dumped trillions of gallons of rain across Texas and Louisiana over six days. Homes, office buildings and other structures along the Gulf Coast and in Houston's Harris County, were flooded, their occupants forced to find higher ground. To reach safety, most local residents waded through the murky streams, in some cases for hours. Scientists, including Lane Voorhies, a senior environmental scientist at A&B Labs in Houston, expressed concern about what this water might contain. "The potential for contamination is everywhere," Voorhies told Elizabeth Cohen, CNN senior medical correspondent. In particular, he worried about the health effects among people who had spent time in the water, especially those who might have gotten cut while walking through the murky depths. People with underlying illnesses, pregnant women, the elderly and young children would also be more susceptible to illnesses resulting from contact with contaminated water.

Based on sampling he'd done during previous flooding events, Voorhies took three samples on Thursday of floodwaters from different locations in

OPTIONS:
- A&B Labs, though all in close proximity.
- CNN, though all in close proximity.
- Coliform, though all in close proximity.
- Elizabeth Cohen, though all in close proximity.
- Gulf Coast, though all in close proximity.
- Harris County, though all in close proximity.
- Harvey, though all in close proximity.
- Houston, though all in close proximity.
- Lane Voorhies, though all in close proximity.
- Louisiana, though all in close proximity.
- Texas, though all in close proximity.
- Voorhies, though all in close proximity.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) The recently retired chief of police of a New Jersey township was arrested Wednesday by the FBI and charged with a federal hate crime for allegedly slamming a handcuffed African-American suspect into a doorjamb during a 2016 arrest. According to a criminal complaint against Frank Nucera Jr., who resigned in January, the former chief espoused violence toward African-Americans, using the N-word and other epithets. He allegedly told an officer in his Bordentown police department that "The n-----s are like ISIS, they have no value." "They should line them all up and mow 'em down," he said, according to an affidavit accompanying the complaint.

The affidavit says Nucera talked of using police dogs in a "racially discriminatory" way to intimidate African-

OPTIONS:
- African.
- American.
- Americans.
- Bordentown.
- CNN.
- FBI.
- Frank Nucera Jr..
- ISIS.
- N.
- New Jersey.


An outraged mother-of-three claims a chattering Happy Meal toy from the popular children's film 'Minions' taught her children to swear after they heard it saying 'what the f**k?' Vicky Brennan, 34, was horrified when she heard the toy her children had been given in their McDonald's meals uttering profanities. Stay at home mum Vicky, from Glossop, Derbyshire, immediately confiscated the toys from her children Jack, 11, Aydan, 7, and Tia, 4, but says the children had already picked up on the obscene language and were repeating the phrase. Vicky complained to McDonald's, who, after a full investigation, wrote the furious mum a letter saying the toys speak 'Minionese' - a combination of Japanese, French, Indian, English, Spanish and Italian.

Vicky said: 'I took my three children to

OPTIONS:
- Aydan for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.
- Derbyshire for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.
- English for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.
- French for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.
- Glossop for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.
- Happy Meal for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.
- Indian for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.
- Italian for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.
- Jack for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.
- Japanese for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.
- McDonald's for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.
- McDonald’s for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.
- Minion for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.
- Minionese for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.
- Minions for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.
- Spanish for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.
- Tia for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.
- Vicky for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.
- Vicky Brennan for dinner as a treat after our car had just broken down.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- Grigor Dimitrov and Milos Raonic have often been talked about this year as being part of the next generation of players who can break up the dominance of tennis' Big Four. But judging by his display at the U.S. Open, Marin Cilic could be the most likely candidate. Cilic became only the third men's player outside Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray to win a grand slam title since early 2005 when he crushed Kei Nishikori 6-3 6-3 6-3 in under two hours in New York on Monday. Few, however, would have seen it coming -- last year the 25-year-old Croatian didn't play at the season's final major because he was serving a drug suspension.

Another break handed

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray the lead in the third set and when he fended off three break points in the seventh game, the match was essentially over.
- Asian the lead in the third set and when he fended off three break points in the seventh game, the match was essentially over.
- Big Four the lead in the third set and when he fended off three break points in the seventh game, the match was essentially over.
- CNN the lead in the third set and when he fended off three break points in the seventh game, the match was essentially over.
- Cilic the lead in the third set and when he fended off three break points in the seventh game, the match was essentially over.
- Croatian the lead in the third set and when he fended off three break points in the seventh game, the match was essentially over.
- Grigor Dimitrov the lead in the third set and when he fended off three break points in the seventh game, the match was essentially over.
- Kei Nishikori the lead in the third set and when he fended off three break points in the seventh game, the match was essentially over.
- Marin Cilic the lead in the third set and when he fended off three break points in the seventh game, the match was essentially over.
- Milos Raonic the lead in the third set and when he fended off three break points in the seventh game, the match was essentially over.
- New York the lead in the third set and when he fended off three break points in the seventh game, the match was essentially over.
- Nishikori the lead in the third set and when he fended off three break points in the seventh game, the match was essentially over.
- Novak Djokovic the lead in the third set and when he fended off three break points in the seventh game, the match was essentially over.
- Rafael Nadal the lead in the third set and when he fended off three break points in the seventh game, the match was essentially over.
- Roger Federer the lead in the third set and when he fended off three break points in the seventh game, the match was essentially over.
- U.S. Open the lead in the third set and when he fended off three break points in the seventh game, the match was essentially over.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Former Wigan and England threequarter Darrell Goulding has brought his career to an end at the age of 27 on medical advice after suffering a series of concussion injuries. Goulding, a member of Wigan's double-winning team of 2013, joined Hull KR on a three-year contract at the start of the season but made only eight appearances for the Robins. Goulding, who played for England in the 2010 Four Nations Series, was taken from the field in his last match at Castleford in April with concussion and, after seeing a variety of specialists, has decided to hang up his boots. 'I've had a lot of head injuries and concussions over the years and it's probably a case of picking up one too many,' Goulding said.

OPTIONS:
- Castleford coach Chris Chester said: 'We're all devastated for Darrell.
- Chris Chester coach Chris Chester said: 'We're all devastated for Darrell.
- Darrell Goulding coach Chris Chester said: 'We're all devastated for Darrell.
- England coach Chris Chester said: 'We're all devastated for Darrell.
- Four Nations Series coach Chris Chester said: 'We're all devastated for Darrell.
- Goulding coach Chris Chester said: 'We're all devastated for Darrell.
- Hull KR coach Chris Chester said: 'We're all devastated for Darrell.
- Robins coach Chris Chester said: 'We're all devastated for Darrell.
- Super League coach Chris Chester said: 'We're all devastated for Darrell.
- Wigan coach Chris Chester said: 'We're all devastated for Darrell.


How does the sentence end?

Prince William has joined a host of celebrities sending messages of support to the England Women's football team after their historic victory against Canada yesterday. The Duke of Cambridge praised the squad after they won a place in the Women's World Cup semi-finals. William, who is president of the Football Association, said he could not wait for England's semi-final clash. The Prince, an Aston Villa fan, said in a statement: 'Congratulations to both the English and Canadian teams for such a great game in the Women's World Cup quarter-finals. 'As president of the FA I'm thrilled to see the England women progress to the semi-finals for the first time.This team is making history and I can't wait to see them in action against Japan.

'I know a lot of people have been following the team's progress and I'm sure many more will now seize the chance to support this great moment for

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa football.
- Canada football.
- Canadian football.
- Charlotte football.
- David Beckham football.
- Duke of Cambridge football.
- England football.
- English football.
- FA football.
- Football Association football.
- Gabby Logan football.
- Japan football.
- Prince football.
- Prince William football.
- Wayne Rooney football.
- William football.
- Women's World Cup football.


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

The Confederate battle flag, a symbol of both racism and southern pride, has been removed  from the South Carolina state capitol grounds. It comes 23 days after the racist shooting of nine black churchgoers in the state's city of Charleston, by a 21-year-old who proudly displayed the rebel flag. Shortly after 10am on Friday, more than 50 years after it was raised on state grounds at the height of the US civil rights movement, it was quietly lowered. Crowds who came in their droves to watch the ceremony swarmed around the state capitol chanting 'take it down!' It was then folded up and placed in an armored vehicle bound for the 'relic room' of a military museum in the state capital of Columbia. It will reside with other artifacts carried by southern Confederate soldiers 150 years ago.

In 1962, when the civil rights movement was cresting and the president was putting pressure on the south to end segregation,

OPTIONS:
- Charleston proudly flew the flag in protest.
- Columbia proudly flew the flag in protest.
- Confederate proudly flew the flag in protest.
- Obama proudly flew the flag in protest.
- Shooter Dylann Roof proudly flew the flag in protest.
- South Carolina proudly flew the flag in protest.
- Twitter proudly flew the flag in protest.
- US proudly flew the flag in protest.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- At the funeral of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez, his good friend, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, was photographed embracing Chávez's bereaved mother, in a show of compassion and support. Back home in Tehran, Ahmadinejad was immediately bashed by newspapers and by conservative politicians who cited a religious prohibition against touching a woman who is not your wife or a relative. While theology is a factor, there may have been a deeper message to this backlash from Tehran: that it's no longer cool to be supporting Chávez, his family and political allies, and that this alliance, like others cultivated by Chávez, may be in jeopardy.

Chávez's passing should motivate the United States to seek a new partnership with

OPTIONS:
- Ahmadinejad.
- CNN.
- Chavez.
- Chávez.
- Eduardo J. Gómez.
- Gómez.
- Hugo Chávez.
- Iran.
- Iranian.
- Latin America.
- Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
- Tehran.
- U.S..
- Venezuela.
- Venezuelan.


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

(CNN) "I never saw it coming," said Susan, whose family requested that we not use their last names. In 2008, her daughter's cancer came back for the third time. Hope was in her early 30s. They cried together visiting the funeral home, as Hope decided which kind of flowers she wanted at her own memorial. She wanted doves to be released. Meanwhile, Hope's doctor couldn't find any past records of her cancer, a bone cancer known as Ewing's sarcoma. He asked Susan for the names of the doctors who had treated her over the past eight years. Susan went through Hope's drawers and cabinets. Empty.

On one occasion,

OPTIONS:
- CNN's false medical history led doctors to give her daughter an anemia treatment, which sent her into anaphylactic shock, Weber said.
- Ewing's false medical history led doctors to give her daughter an anemia treatment, which sent her into anaphylactic shock, Weber said.
- Hope's false medical history led doctors to give her daughter an anemia treatment, which sent her into anaphylactic shock, Weber said.
- Munchausen's false medical history led doctors to give her daughter an anemia treatment, which sent her into anaphylactic shock, Weber said.
- Susan's false medical history led doctors to give her daughter an anemia treatment, which sent her into anaphylactic shock, Weber said.


Grand-Bassam, Ivory Coast (CNN) The killers arrived driving a black Ford sedan. They spoke English and a foreign language. They were clean-shaven. They wore dark jeans and nice shoes, and they weren't from the Ivory Coast. Jean recounts his story at a worn-out table in a Grand-Bassam hotel as paramilitary police armed with AK-47s and rocket launchers listlessly patrol the beach. Jean is too afraid to use his real name. He holds his dreadlocked head in his hands as he speaks. "I helped them carry two heavy bags into my bar," he says. "They asked about the music and women." It was still morning, hours before the attack, when the killers came to this popular weekend beachside spot.

There aren't many tourists now in the faded hotels in

OPTIONS:
- AK-47s-Bassam.
- Bartender-Bassam.
- Bassam-Bassam.
- CNN-Bassam.
- English-Bassam.
- Ford-Bassam.
- Grand-Bassam.
- Ivorian-Bassam.
- Ivory Coast-Bassam.
- Jean-Bassam.


How does this story end?

Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump will begin the process of reshaping America's trade policy on Day 1 of his administration, according to a memo drafted by his transition team obtained by CNN. The document lays out the skeleton of Trump's trade policy for the first 200 days of his presidency, focusing on a set of principles including renegotiating or withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement -- a frequent promise Trump made on the campaign trail. Who would be in Trump's Cabinet? The memo itself notes that plenty could change before Trump starts his presidency on January 20, 2017, calling the contents "for discussion purposes only." But the draft memo reveals what the Trump transition team has developed as a blueprint for Trump's administration based on its pre-election work and Trump's own campaign promises.

The

OPTIONS:
- America transition didn't respond to a request for comment about if Trump had reviewed the document and what his thoughts were.
- CNN transition didn't respond to a request for comment about if Trump had reviewed the document and what his thoughts were.
- Day 1 transition didn't respond to a request for comment about if Trump had reviewed the document and what his thoughts were.
- Donald Trump transition didn't respond to a request for comment about if Trump had reviewed the document and what his thoughts were.
- North American Free Trade Agreement transition didn't respond to a request for comment about if Trump had reviewed the document and what his thoughts were.
- Trump transition didn't respond to a request for comment about if Trump had reviewed the document and what his thoughts were.
- Washington transition didn't respond to a request for comment about if Trump had reviewed the document and what his thoughts were.


(CNN) People must wonder what all the fuss is about when the Australian government maintains a hard line on asylum seeker arrivals. After all, as a wealthy island nation with abundant natural resources and a relatively small population, Australia is never going to face the challenges destination nations in other parts of the world must confront. But despite criticisms from the United Nations and various international aid agencies, there is little prospect of a change in policy. The most recent controversy is a stand off between local authorities and 580 asylum seekers hauled up in a decommissioned detention center in Papua New Guinea (PNG).

Even at the height of arrivals years ago when thousands of people were trying to make their way to

OPTIONS:
- Australia by boat, the flows were modest by world standards.
- Australian by boat, the flows were modest by world standards.
- Australians by boat, the flows were modest by world standards.
- PNG by boat, the flows were modest by world standards.
- Papua New Guinea by boat, the flows were modest by world standards.
- United Nations by boat, the flows were modest by world standards.


Write the next sentence.

Washington (CNN) A little past 5 p.m. Tuesday, a black Ford Taurus slowed to a stop just outside FBI headquarters in Washington and dispatched a white-haired man in a dark suit. He emerged from the car alone, a manila folder in his right hand, and walked slowly toward the agency's appointment gate. Passers-by paid little notice. Sources: James Comey sought more resources for Russia investigation But Keith Schiller, President Donald Trump's pugnacious former bodyguard who now sits sentry outside the Oval Office doors, was at the law enforcement agency armed with a bombshell message from his longtime boss to FBI Director James Comey: "You are hereby terminated and removed from office."

2 before elevating him to acting director following

OPTIONS:
- CNN's dismissal.
- Donald Trump's dismissal.
- FBI's dismissal.
- Ford Taurus's dismissal.
- James Comey's dismissal.
- Keith Schiller's dismissal.
- Obama's dismissal.
- Oval Office's dismissal.
- Russia's dismissal.
- Washington's dismissal.


How does this story end?

(CNN) The resistance to President Trump's controversial ban on refugees is growing. What started at the grassroots level with spontaneous protests at airports and on city streets is now reaching into higher levels of government. Frustrated with a President who seems to be running roughshod over American policy, Acting Attorney General Sally Yates, an Obama appointee, announced she would not defend the order. Yates said she would refuse to put the power of the Department of Justice behind this measure in the courts. Human rights, civil rights, and civil liberties supporters were bolstered by her defiance. Then Trump fired her by a hand-delivered letter, revealing the fragility of the opposition to this administration. Even with this blowup, it still does not seem that the Republican Senate, eager to secure this moment of unified government, will do anything to jeopardize Senator Jeff Sessions' confirmation as Attorney General. And from everything we know, Sessions will be much more than merely willing to enforce this order and anything else that comes from the Trump White House involving immigration and refugees in the coming years.

Even if they can't stop the Sessions confirmation, they should put as much pressure on every

OPTIONS:
- American before they cast that vote, and they need to make clearer at the end of this process that they will exercise their political muscle as a minority when it comes to other business.
- Attorney General before they cast that vote, and they need to make clearer at the end of this process that they will exercise their political muscle as a minority when it comes to other business.
- Democrats before they cast that vote, and they need to make clearer at the end of this process that they will exercise their political muscle as a minority when it comes to other business.
- Department of Justice before they cast that vote, and they need to make clearer at the end of this process that they will exercise their political muscle as a minority when it comes to other business.
- Jeff Sessions before they cast that vote, and they need to make clearer at the end of this process that they will exercise their political muscle as a minority when it comes to other business.
- Julian Zelizer before they cast that vote, and they need to make clearer at the end of this process that they will exercise their political muscle as a minority when it comes to other business.
- Obama before they cast that vote, and they need to make clearer at the end of this process that they will exercise their political muscle as a minority when it comes to other business.
- Republican before they cast that vote, and they need to make clearer at the end of this process that they will exercise their political muscle as a minority when it comes to other business.
- Sally Yates before they cast that vote, and they need to make clearer at the end of this process that they will exercise their political muscle as a minority when it comes to other business.
- Senate before they cast that vote, and they need to make clearer at the end of this process that they will exercise their political muscle as a minority when it comes to other business.
- Sessions before they cast that vote, and they need to make clearer at the end of this process that they will exercise their political muscle as a minority when it comes to other business.
- Trump before they cast that vote, and they need to make clearer at the end of this process that they will exercise their political muscle as a minority when it comes to other business.
- Trump White House before they cast that vote, and they need to make clearer at the end of this process that they will exercise their political muscle as a minority when it comes to other business.
- Yates before they cast that vote, and they need to make clearer at the end of this process that they will exercise their political muscle as a minority when it comes to other business.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Rio Ferdinand says Manchester United are going backwards under the leadership of manager Louis van Gaal. United exited the Champions League at the group stage last week and lost 2-1 to Bournemouth in the Premier League on Saturday. Ferdinand, who spent 12 years of his career at Old Trafford and now works as a pundit, believes the Dutch manager's regime has made the players afraid of expressing themselves. United have now gone five games without a win in all competitions. They sit four points off the top of the league but will be six behind should Leicester defeat Chelsea at the King Power Stadium on Monday night

'And if

OPTIONS:
- Bournemouth finish outside the top four, that will be catastrophic.
- Carlo Ancelotti finish outside the top four, that will be catastrophic.
- Champions League finish outside the top four, that will be catastrophic.
- Chelsea finish outside the top four, that will be catastrophic.
- Dutch finish outside the top four, that will be catastrophic.
- Europa League finish outside the top four, that will be catastrophic.
- Ferdinand finish outside the top four, that will be catastrophic.
- King Power Stadium finish outside the top four, that will be catastrophic.
- Leicester finish outside the top four, that will be catastrophic.
- Louis van Gaal finish outside the top four, that will be catastrophic.
- Manchester United finish outside the top four, that will be catastrophic.
- Old Trafford finish outside the top four, that will be catastrophic.
- Pep Guardiola finish outside the top four, that will be catastrophic.
- Premier League finish outside the top four, that will be catastrophic.
- Rio Ferdinand finish outside the top four, that will be catastrophic.
- United finish outside the top four, that will be catastrophic.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

New York (CNN) -- New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Tuesday fired back at the president of Yale University and others who have suggested city police went too far in their surveillance of Muslims. "We have to keep this country safe," the mayor told reporters, addressing questions about an Associated Press report that said the NYPD was closely monitoring Muslim student associations in schools across the Northeastern United States. "If people put things on websites and make them available to everybody, of course the NYPD is going to look at anything that's publicly available in the public domain," Bloomberg said. "And given we've had a dozen people arrested or convicted of terrorist acts who've come from similar organizations, we have an obligation to do so."

"The police department goes where there are allegations," the mayor said, adding that the city's officers are seeking to protect "the very things that allow

OPTIONS:
- AP to survive."
- Associated Press to survive."
- Bloomberg to survive."
- CNN to survive."
- Michael Bloomberg to survive."
- Muslim to survive."
- Muslims to survive."
- NYPD to survive."
- New York to survive."
- Northeastern United States to survive."
- Yale to survive."
- Yale University to survive."


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) The darkening storm over Russia is now looming over President Donald Trump's innermost circle. The intrigue now threatening to swamp Washington politics deepened on Monday when Trump's son-in-law and trusted adviser, Jared Kushner, offered to testify to senators about meetings with senior Kremlin officials -- including the head of a bank closely linked to President Vladimir Putin's government. And more revelations about a secret trip to the White House complex by House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes spurred claims by Democrats that he was in league with the President's aides to subvert his own panel's investigation into Moscow's alleged election meddling and ties to the Trump campaign.

Perhaps prompted by rising speculation about Russia, Trump launched a Twitter barrage Monday night, possibly to distract attention from stories damaging to his

OPTIONS:
- CNN by attacking a familiar target.
- Democrats by attacking a familiar target.
- Devin Nunes by attacking a familiar target.
- Donald Trump by attacking a familiar target.
- House Intelligence by attacking a familiar target.
- Jared Kushner by attacking a familiar target.
- Kremlin by attacking a familiar target.
- Kushner by attacking a familiar target.
- Moscow by attacking a familiar target.
- Russia by attacking a familiar target.
- Trump by attacking a familiar target.
- Vladimir Putin by attacking a familiar target.
- Washington by attacking a familiar target.
- White House by attacking a familiar target.


MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- Hurricane Gustav churned into the Gulf of Mexico on Saturday night, still an "extremely dangerous" Category 4 storm threatening to blast the same region devastated by Hurricane Katrina three years ago. Saturday morning, Gustav was about 255 miles east-southeast of the western tip of Cuba. Gustav, a Category 4 storm with 135 mph (220 km/hr) top winds, was centered 485 miles (780 kilometers) southeast of the mouth of the Mississippi River, according to the National Hurricane Center's  6 a.m. GMT (2 a.m. ET) advisory. That's only 15 mph slower than when the storm first crossed land in Cuba. The U.S. National Hurricane Center said the storm could pick up even more strength as it enters the gulf's warmer waters.

OPTIONS:
- CNN also headed to higher ground on the mainland, with many utilizing horse-drawn carriages and vintage cars.
- Coastal Mississippi also headed to higher ground on the mainland, with many utilizing horse-drawn carriages and vintage cars.
- Cuba also headed to higher ground on the mainland, with many utilizing horse-drawn carriages and vintage cars.
- Cubans also headed to higher ground on the mainland, with many utilizing horse-drawn carriages and vintage cars.
- Florida also headed to higher ground on the mainland, with many utilizing horse-drawn carriages and vintage cars.
- Gulf also headed to higher ground on the mainland, with many utilizing horse-drawn carriages and vintage cars.
- Gulf Coast also headed to higher ground on the mainland, with many utilizing horse-drawn carriages and vintage cars.
- Gulf of Mexico also headed to higher ground on the mainland, with many utilizing horse-drawn carriages and vintage cars.
- Gustav also headed to higher ground on the mainland, with many utilizing horse-drawn carriages and vintage cars.
- Hurricane Gustav also headed to higher ground on the mainland, with many utilizing horse-drawn carriages and vintage cars.
- Hurricane Katrina also headed to higher ground on the mainland, with many utilizing horse-drawn carriages and vintage cars.
- MIAMI also headed to higher ground on the mainland, with many utilizing horse-drawn carriages and vintage cars.
- Mississippi River also headed to higher ground on the mainland, with many utilizing horse-drawn carriages and vintage cars.
- National Hurricane Center also headed to higher ground on the mainland, with many utilizing horse-drawn carriages and vintage cars.
- New Orleans also headed to higher ground on the mainland, with many utilizing horse-drawn carriages and vintage cars.
- U.S. National Hurricane Center also headed to higher ground on the mainland, with many utilizing horse-drawn carriages and vintage cars.


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How much of a haul have the Clintons brought in during their four decades in politics? Three billion – that's with a 'b' – is the most up-to-date tally. The Washington Post went back an investigated the Clintons' behemoth donor network, starting with Bill Clinton's losing 1974 congressional race and ending at Hillary Clinton's current presidential run. Now, 41 years into politics, what the newspaper found was that money funneling to the Clinton brand has topped $3 billion, with $2 billion going to the Clinton Foundation and $1 billion going toward political races and a legal defense fund, post-Monica Lewinsky scandal.

That breaks down to at least $10 million toward the Clinton Foundation, $2.05 million to Hillary Clinton and then another $371,300 toward

OPTIONS:
- Arkansas.
- Bill Clinton.
- Clinton.
- Clinton Foundation.
- Clintons.
- Haim Saban.
- Hillary Clinton.
- Hollywood.
- Mary Steenburgen.
- Monica Lewinsky.
- The Washington Post.
- Univision.


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After giving birth to her first child Bobby last September, Kimberley Walsh opened up about her struggle to shift the last of her pregnancy weight. But after taking the time to settle into motherhood, the former Girls Aloud star has bounced back, showcasing her svelte new figure in her role as a celebrity weight loss ambassador. To mark her new role with SlimFast, the 33-year-old glows in a glamorous photoshoot, sporting a daring sheer panel bodycon crop top and skirt in one picture and a figure-hugging jumpsuit in another. After putting on three stone during pregnancy, Kimberley, who returns to London's West End in 1960's musical Sweet Charity, admits that she was keen to shift the post-baby weight.

'At last, that last half a stone is gone thanks to

OPTIONS:
- Bobby, and I feel like I've got my body and confidence back – as well as my wardrobe!'
- Girls Aloud, and I feel like I've got my body and confidence back – as well as my wardrobe!'
- Kimberley, and I feel like I've got my body and confidence back – as well as my wardrobe!'
- Kimberley Walsh, and I feel like I've got my body and confidence back – as well as my wardrobe!'
- London, and I feel like I've got my body and confidence back – as well as my wardrobe!'
- SlimFast, and I feel like I've got my body and confidence back – as well as my wardrobe!'
- Sweet Charity, and I feel like I've got my body and confidence back – as well as my wardrobe!'
- West End, and I feel like I've got my body and confidence back – as well as my wardrobe!'


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) -- The United States warned Saturday that China's military claim to airspace over a disputed island chain creates the risk of "misunderstanding and miscalculation." The creation of an "Air Defense Identification Zone" by China, which its top defense official described as an early-warning system, comes amid rising tensions between China and Japan over claims to the islands that are believed to have large oil reserves. "This unilateral action constitutes an attempt to change the status quo in the East China Sea. Escalatory action will only increase tensions in the region and create risks of an incident," U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said.

OPTIONS:
- Air Defense Identification Zone was outraged, as were protesters who marched through several Chinese cities calling for boycotts of Japanese products and urging the government to give the islands back.
- CNN was outraged, as were protesters who marched through several Chinese cities calling for boycotts of Japanese products and urging the government to give the islands back.
- China was outraged, as were protesters who marched through several Chinese cities calling for boycotts of Japanese products and urging the government to give the islands back.
- Chuck Hagel was outraged, as were protesters who marched through several Chinese cities calling for boycotts of Japanese products and urging the government to give the islands back.
- Diaoyu was outraged, as were protesters who marched through several Chinese cities calling for boycotts of Japanese products and urging the government to give the islands back.
- East China Sea was outraged, as were protesters who marched through several Chinese cities calling for boycotts of Japanese products and urging the government to give the islands back.
- Escalatory was outraged, as were protesters who marched through several Chinese cities calling for boycotts of Japanese products and urging the government to give the islands back.
- Japan was outraged, as were protesters who marched through several Chinese cities calling for boycotts of Japanese products and urging the government to give the islands back.
- John Kerry was outraged, as were protesters who marched through several Chinese cities calling for boycotts of Japanese products and urging the government to give the islands back.
- Senkaku was outraged, as were protesters who marched through several Chinese cities calling for boycotts of Japanese products and urging the government to give the islands back.
- U.S. was outraged, as were protesters who marched through several Chinese cities calling for boycotts of Japanese products and urging the government to give the islands back.
- United States was outraged, as were protesters who marched through several Chinese cities calling for boycotts of Japanese products and urging the government to give the islands back.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump has gone public with his war against the House Freedom Caucus, pushing into full view growing frustration shared by House Speaker Paul Ryan less than a week after the GOP health care bill crashed amid feuding between rival Republican factions. Trump targeted conservative House members within his own party in a tweet Thursday morning that told his supporters "we must fight" the House Freedom Caucus as well as Democrats next year. "The Freedom Caucus will hurt the entire Republican agenda if they don't get on the team, & fast. We must fight them, & Dems, in 2018!" Trump tweeted.

It was a message echoed by

OPTIONS:
- CNN administration officials the weekend after the health care failure and repeated Thursday by Ryan, multiple people involved say.
- Democrats administration officials the weekend after the health care failure and repeated Thursday by Ryan, multiple people involved say.
- Dems administration officials the weekend after the health care failure and repeated Thursday by Ryan, multiple people involved say.
- Donald Trump administration officials the weekend after the health care failure and repeated Thursday by Ryan, multiple people involved say.
- Freedom Caucus administration officials the weekend after the health care failure and repeated Thursday by Ryan, multiple people involved say.
- GOP administration officials the weekend after the health care failure and repeated Thursday by Ryan, multiple people involved say.
- House administration officials the weekend after the health care failure and repeated Thursday by Ryan, multiple people involved say.
- House Freedom Caucus administration officials the weekend after the health care failure and repeated Thursday by Ryan, multiple people involved say.
- Paul Ryan administration officials the weekend after the health care failure and repeated Thursday by Ryan, multiple people involved say.
- Republican administration officials the weekend after the health care failure and repeated Thursday by Ryan, multiple people involved say.
- Trump administration officials the weekend after the health care failure and repeated Thursday by Ryan, multiple people involved say.
- Washington administration officials the weekend after the health care failure and repeated Thursday by Ryan, multiple people involved say.


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(CNN) Donald Trump named two top advisers to his administration Sunday, tapping Republican Party Chairman Reince Priebus to be his new chief of staff and Steve Bannon, the Trump campaign CEO and executive chairman of Breitbart News, as chief strategist and senior counselor. "Steve and Reince are highly qualified leaders who worked well together on our campaign and led us to a historic victory. Now I will have them both with me in the White House as we work to make America great again," Trump said in the release. It's an unusual arrangement that could create two power centers in the new White House, one around the Republican establishment and one connected to the far right and more controversial wing of conservatism. The campaign statement, which listed Bannon's role first, referred to the two men as "equal partners."

Priebus earned Trump's trust in the final months of the campaign, as he steered the RNC's resources behind Trump's candidacy despite Republican officials urging Priebus to abandon

OPTIONS:
- America and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Bannon and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Breitbart News and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- CNN and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Donald Trump and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Priebus and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Reince and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Reince Priebus and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Republican and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Republican Party and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Steve and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Steve Bannon and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- Trump and instead help down-ballot candidates.
- White House and instead help down-ballot candidates.


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(CNN) As you scrolled through your social media feeds Tuesday night searching for election results, something striking popped up (beyond Hillary Clinton losing Pennsylvania). It was tweets and Facebook posts shared by your more liberal friends. They were trying to make sense of Clinton's impending loss and found the perfect scapegoat -- a dead gorilla. Stories of Harambe nabbing thousands of votes during the presidential election have surged through social media since Election Day. Harambe, if you've somehow forgotten, was the 450-pound gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo shot and killed by zoo personnel after a 3-year-old boy fell into its exhibit back in May.

The controversy over

OPTIONS:
- Cincinnati Zoo's killing has turned the silverback gorilla into something of a beloved figure for some, with hundreds of online memes dedicated to the animal's memory.
- Clinton's killing has turned the silverback gorilla into something of a beloved figure for some, with hundreds of online memes dedicated to the animal's memory.
- Election Day's killing has turned the silverback gorilla into something of a beloved figure for some, with hundreds of online memes dedicated to the animal's memory.
- Facebook's killing has turned the silverback gorilla into something of a beloved figure for some, with hundreds of online memes dedicated to the animal's memory.
- Harambe's killing has turned the silverback gorilla into something of a beloved figure for some, with hundreds of online memes dedicated to the animal's memory.
- Hillary Clinton's killing has turned the silverback gorilla into something of a beloved figure for some, with hundreds of online memes dedicated to the animal's memory.
- Pennsylvania's killing has turned the silverback gorilla into something of a beloved figure for some, with hundreds of online memes dedicated to the animal's memory.


Complete the passage.

Istanbul (CNN) Dramatic scenes unfolded Tuesday as Turkish police raided a television news station that had been ordered off the air by emergency decree. The raid on Istanbul-based IMC TV, an opposition-affiliated, pro-Kurdish channel, came as the station was reporting on the government's closure of another television channel. Turkish authorities cut IMC's transmission in the middle of the broadcast. "Free media will not be silenced," IMC staff chanted as authorities entered the control room, ordering journalists to stop broadcasting scenes from the raid on their social media accounts. IMC is one of the largest of the 20 television and radio stations ordered off air by Turkish authorities on Friday on the grounds that they broadcast "terrorist propaganda."

Alleged Gulenists were among 28 mayors dismissed by

OPTIONS:
- CNN's government last month, in a move that sparked protests in a number of towns.
- Gulenist's government last month, in a move that sparked protests in a number of towns.
- IMC's government last month, in a move that sparked protests in a number of towns.
- IMC TV's government last month, in a move that sparked protests in a number of towns.
- Istanbul's government last month, in a move that sparked protests in a number of towns.
- Kurdish's government last month, in a move that sparked protests in a number of towns.
- Turkey's government last month, in a move that sparked protests in a number of towns.
- Turkish's government last month, in a move that sparked protests in a number of towns.


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Louis van Gaal is worried he could be the next Premier League manager to go unless Manchester United's results improve, saying: 'I don't want to finish my career with the sack.' Van Gaal on Friday claimed he was shocked by Chelsea's decision to axe Jose Mourinho, but is coming under increasing pressure at Old Trafford as United struggle to end a run of five games without a win. The Dutchman believes he still has the support of the United board following successive defeats by Wolfsburg and Bournemouth, but acknowledged he badly needs to win Saturday's home game against Norwich. 'I feel I have the full confidence of my board and my players,' said Van Gaal. 'But we have to get results, we know that — the players know it, I know it and my staff know it. We have to win because when you lose too much it's the end of the world for me also.

Van Gaal will come under even greater scrutiny if United fail to beat

OPTIONS:
- Bournemouth on Saturday and risk dropping out of the top four.
- Chelsea on Saturday and risk dropping out of the top four.
- Dutchman on Saturday and risk dropping out of the top four.
- Jose Mourinho on Saturday and risk dropping out of the top four.
- Louis van Gaal on Saturday and risk dropping out of the top four.
- Manchester United on Saturday and risk dropping out of the top four.
- Norwich on Saturday and risk dropping out of the top four.
- Old Trafford on Saturday and risk dropping out of the top four.
- Premier League on Saturday and risk dropping out of the top four.
- United on Saturday and risk dropping out of the top four.
- Van Gaal on Saturday and risk dropping out of the top four.
- Wolfsburg on Saturday and risk dropping out of the top four.


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Chris Coleman admits Gareth Bale could be left out of Wales' Euro 2016 build-up when Real Madrid enter the business end of their season. Bale will miss Wales' friendly with Holland this week even though the Real forward is expected to return against Sevilla on Sunday night after being sidelined for three weeks with a calf injury. Coleman said he took the decision as it was in 'Wales' long-term interest' to let Bale build up his fitness in Madrid rather than play in Cardiff on Friday, but the 26-year-old might not play for his country again until the eve of next summer's European Championship.

'If March comes around and Baley has had a lot of football, and

OPTIONS:
- Bale say: "Look, he's fit, but we are in the semi-finals of the Champions League, or whatever" then I'm not going to say: "No.
- Cardiff say: "Look, he's fit, but we are in the semi-finals of the Champions League, or whatever" then I'm not going to say: "No.
- Chris Coleman say: "Look, he's fit, but we are in the semi-finals of the Champions League, or whatever" then I'm not going to say: "No.
- Coleman say: "Look, he's fit, but we are in the semi-finals of the Champions League, or whatever" then I'm not going to say: "No.
- Euro say: "Look, he's fit, but we are in the semi-finals of the Champions League, or whatever" then I'm not going to say: "No.
- Euro 2016 say: "Look, he's fit, but we are in the semi-finals of the Champions League, or whatever" then I'm not going to say: "No.
- European Championship say: "Look, he's fit, but we are in the semi-finals of the Champions League, or whatever" then I'm not going to say: "No.
- Gareth Bale say: "Look, he's fit, but we are in the semi-finals of the Champions League, or whatever" then I'm not going to say: "No.
- Holland say: "Look, he's fit, but we are in the semi-finals of the Champions League, or whatever" then I'm not going to say: "No.
- Madrid say: "Look, he's fit, but we are in the semi-finals of the Champions League, or whatever" then I'm not going to say: "No.
- Real say: "Look, he's fit, but we are in the semi-finals of the Champions League, or whatever" then I'm not going to say: "No.
- Real Madrid say: "Look, he's fit, but we are in the semi-finals of the Champions League, or whatever" then I'm not going to say: "No.
- Sevilla say: "Look, he's fit, but we are in the semi-finals of the Champions League, or whatever" then I'm not going to say: "No.
- Wales say: "Look, he's fit, but we are in the semi-finals of the Champions League, or whatever" then I'm not going to say: "No.


Complete the passage.

TV presenter, radio host, mother and model... is there anything that Emma Willis can't do? The Big Brother presenter, who already has two children, is reportedly pregnant with her third baby with Busted rocker husband Matt - so how does she do it? Emma, 39, has taken FEMAIL inside her beauty regime in an exclusive video to reveal the secrets behind her look - and the shortcuts she takes as a working mother. Speaking to the camera, Emma, who is dressed in hot pants and a cosy jumper, says: 'It seems like winter is officially here but if you're anything like me, your life shows no sign of slowing down.'

Fashion-wise,

OPTIONS:
- Big Brother explains that her go-to outfit is a mid-length dress because, she says, it is 'really flattering because it reveals enough, but not too much', which Emma says is really important to her.
- Busted explains that her go-to outfit is a mid-length dress because, she says, it is 'really flattering because it reveals enough, but not too much', which Emma says is really important to her.
- Emma explains that her go-to outfit is a mid-length dress because, she says, it is 'really flattering because it reveals enough, but not too much', which Emma says is really important to her.
- Emma Willis explains that her go-to outfit is a mid-length dress because, she says, it is 'really flattering because it reveals enough, but not too much', which Emma says is really important to her.
- FEMAIL explains that her go-to outfit is a mid-length dress because, she says, it is 'really flattering because it reveals enough, but not too much', which Emma says is really important to her.
- Matt explains that her go-to outfit is a mid-length dress because, she says, it is 'really flattering because it reveals enough, but not too much', which Emma says is really important to her.


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Poor, suffering, heroic Martin Murray's fourth and probably best chance of winning the world title which has eluded him for so long ended in yet another heartbreak on foreign soil. This defeat to Arthur Abraham was not quite the most contentious of Murray's failed bids for a stardom but it is likely to become the most devastating. There were cries of 'cheats, cheats' from the knot of English fans in the TUI Arena but the fight was so close that it could not be classed as an out-and-out robbery. Far worse injustices have been seen in Germany, where it is notoriously difficult for an overseas boxer to glean a points decision.

OPTIONS:
- Abraham took the last round to make that even more likely, and it proved to be the case.
- Arthur Abraham took the last round to make that even more likely, and it proved to be the case.
- British took the last round to make that even more likely, and it proved to be the case.
- English took the last round to make that even more likely, and it proved to be the case.
- German took the last round to make that even more likely, and it proved to be the case.
- Germany took the last round to make that even more likely, and it proved to be the case.
- Hannover took the last round to make that even more likely, and it proved to be the case.
- Martin Murray took the last round to make that even more likely, and it proved to be the case.
- Murray took the last round to make that even more likely, and it proved to be the case.
- TUI Arena took the last round to make that even more likely, and it proved to be the case.
- WBO took the last round to make that even more likely, and it proved to be the case.


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(CNN) In a historic first, the International Criminal Court has classified destroying cultural artifacts as a war crime. It follows the trial of jihadist Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi, who pleaded guilty Monday to destroying religious monuments in the ancient city of Timbuktu in Mali. "I'm willing to accept the judgment of the chamber, but I will do so with pain and a broken heart," Mahdi told the court Monday. Mahdi, also known as "Abou Tourab," was charged in March in the attacks between June and July 2012. He is believed to be a member of the al Qaeda-affiliated Ansar Dine in Mali, which oversaw the ransacking of the city, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The maximum sentence that

OPTIONS:
- Abou Tourab could face is 30 years.
- Ahmad al could face is 30 years.
- Ansar Dine could face is 30 years.
- Faqi al could face is 30 years.
- International Criminal Court could face is 30 years.
- Mahdi could face is 30 years.
- Mali could face is 30 years.
- Timbuktu could face is 30 years.
- UNESCO World Heritage could face is 30 years.
- al Qaeda could face is 30 years.


How does this story end?

In the ongoing and lengthy battle of the phone makers, Samsung has recruited some heavyweights to fight its corner. Google, Facebook, HP and other giants in the tech industry are calling on a US court to reconsider a recent patent infringement case awarded to Apple. The coalition believes the ruling - which demanded Samsung pay profits to its rival - will have ‘absurd and devastating’ results on the development of future handsets and online services. Samsung and Apple have been battling  over numerous patent infringements since 2010, but in August 2012 Apple won $1 billion in damages. These damages were then dropped to around $930 million (£598 million), and later reduced by $382 million (£245 million).

And in terms of software and online products, such as

OPTIONS:
- Apple and eBay, a design patent may cover the appearance of a single feature of a page, such as the shape of an icon.
- Coalition and eBay, a design patent may cover the appearance of a single feature of a page, such as the shape of an icon.
- Dell and eBay, a design patent may cover the appearance of a single feature of a page, such as the shape of an icon.
- Facebook and eBay, a design patent may cover the appearance of a single feature of a page, such as the shape of an icon.
- Google and eBay, a design patent may cover the appearance of a single feature of a page, such as the shape of an icon.
- Google HP and eBay, a design patent may cover the appearance of a single feature of a page, such as the shape of an icon.
- HP and eBay, a design patent may cover the appearance of a single feature of a page, such as the shape of an icon.
- Samsung and eBay, a design patent may cover the appearance of a single feature of a page, such as the shape of an icon.
- US and eBay, a design patent may cover the appearance of a single feature of a page, such as the shape of an icon.


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The burger chain that put 'supersize' into the American vernacular is slimming down: For the first time in more than 40 years, and perhaps ever, McDonald's says the number of U.S. restaurants it has is shrinking. McDonald's plans to close more restaurants in the U.S. than it opens this year, according to the world's biggest hamburger chain. That hasn't happened since at least 1970, according to an Associated Press review of McDonald's regulatory filings. Becca Hary, a McDonald's spokeswoman, declined to provide a specific figure but said the reduction would be 'minimal' compared with its total of about 14,300 U.S. locations.

Among all fast-food chains, Subway has the most locations in the country with about 27,000 stores, though they do far less business than the typical

OPTIONS:
- American.
- Associated Press.
- Becca Hary.
- McDonald's.
- U.S..


Find the right ending to this passage.

Philadelphia (CNN) The Democratic A-list on Wednesday cast Donald Trump as a threat to the American dream -- and Hillary Clinton as the nation's only chance to save it. President Barack Obama called Trump a "homegrown demagogue." Michael Bloomberg dismissed him as a "con." And Vice President Joe Biden, in rejecting Trump, declared that "Americans have never, ever, ever, ever let their country down." How Obama made some anti-Trump Republicans jealous They set the frame for the Democratic National Convention's most important moment: Clinton's speech Thursday night. Here are six takeaways from the third night in Philadelphia: Obama: 'the America I know'

From a video introduction that focused on the work left to do to achieve Obama's vision, the President made clear that

OPTIONS:
- America is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- American is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Americans is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Barack Obama is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- CNN is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Clinton is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Democratic A is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Democratic National Convention is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Donald Trump is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Hillary Clinton is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Joe Biden is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Michael Bloomberg is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Obama is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Philadelphia is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Trump is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.
- Trump Republicans is the only person capable of solidifying his legacy.


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Kabul (CNN) At least 94 Islamic State fighters were killed when the US military dropped America's most powerful non-nuclear bomb on ISIS targets in Afghanistan, an Afghan official said Saturday. "The number of Daesh fighters killed in the US bomb in Achin district jumped to 94, including four commanders," Nangarhar provincial spokesman Attaullah Khogiani told CNN, using an alternative name for ISIS. "Our team is in the area and they are doing clearance, so the figure might change as they find more bodies," said Dawlat Waziri, a spokesman for the Afghan Ministry of Defense. The initial toll given by Afghan officials for Thursday's strike was 36. A statement released Friday through ISIS' media wing, Amaq News Agency, said none of the terror group's fighters were killed or injured. CNN cannot independently confirm the number of casualties.

US and

OPTIONS:
- Achin forces had been unable to advance because ISIS -- which has expanded into Afghanistan in recent years -- had mined the area with explosives.
- Afghan forces had been unable to advance because ISIS -- which has expanded into Afghanistan in recent years -- had mined the area with explosives.
- Afghanistan forces had been unable to advance because ISIS -- which has expanded into Afghanistan in recent years -- had mined the area with explosives.
- Amaq News Agency forces had been unable to advance because ISIS -- which has expanded into Afghanistan in recent years -- had mined the area with explosives.
- America forces had been unable to advance because ISIS -- which has expanded into Afghanistan in recent years -- had mined the area with explosives.
- Attaullah Khogiani forces had been unable to advance because ISIS -- which has expanded into Afghanistan in recent years -- had mined the area with explosives.
- CNN forces had been unable to advance because ISIS -- which has expanded into Afghanistan in recent years -- had mined the area with explosives.
- Daesh forces had been unable to advance because ISIS -- which has expanded into Afghanistan in recent years -- had mined the area with explosives.
- Dawlat Waziri forces had been unable to advance because ISIS -- which has expanded into Afghanistan in recent years -- had mined the area with explosives.
- ISIS forces had been unable to advance because ISIS -- which has expanded into Afghanistan in recent years -- had mined the area with explosives.
- Islamic forces had been unable to advance because ISIS -- which has expanded into Afghanistan in recent years -- had mined the area with explosives.
- Kabul forces had been unable to advance because ISIS -- which has expanded into Afghanistan in recent years -- had mined the area with explosives.
- Ministry of Defense forces had been unable to advance because ISIS -- which has expanded into Afghanistan in recent years -- had mined the area with explosives.
- Nangarhar forces had been unable to advance because ISIS -- which has expanded into Afghanistan in recent years -- had mined the area with explosives.
- US forces had been unable to advance because ISIS -- which has expanded into Afghanistan in recent years -- had mined the area with explosives.