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Barcelona (CNN) Barcelona's revered football club played a tense match behind closed doors on Sunday as Catalonia's disputed independence referendum descended into violence. Its famous slogan, "Mes que un club" -- more than a club -- was spelled out across the seats of the empty Camp Nou stadium as scenes of unrest unfolded across the region. After an emergency board meeting, the club said it had taken the decision to ban fans from the match against fellow Spanish La Liga club Las Palmas after the national league refused to postpone it. Las Palmas indicated that it opposed the breakup of Spain, sending its players onto the pitch with small Spanish flags sewn onto their jerseys.

The club said that the extraordinary events in

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- Barcelona warranted a postponement, and having failed to secure one, the it decided to play in an empty stadium.
- Barça warranted a postponement, and having failed to secure one, the it decided to play in an empty stadium.
- CNN warranted a postponement, and having failed to secure one, the it decided to play in an empty stadium.
- Camp Nou warranted a postponement, and having failed to secure one, the it decided to play in an empty stadium.
- Catalan warranted a postponement, and having failed to secure one, the it decided to play in an empty stadium.
- Catalonia warranted a postponement, and having failed to secure one, the it decided to play in an empty stadium.
- La Liga warranted a postponement, and having failed to secure one, the it decided to play in an empty stadium.
- Las Palmas warranted a postponement, and having failed to secure one, the it decided to play in an empty stadium.
- Mes que un warranted a postponement, and having failed to secure one, the it decided to play in an empty stadium.
- Spain warranted a postponement, and having failed to secure one, the it decided to play in an empty stadium.
- Spanish warranted a postponement, and having failed to secure one, the it decided to play in an empty stadium.


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London (CNN) -- Two iconic teams, each boasting a history and tradition that spans generations, will go head-to-head for club football's biggest prize on Saturday. Manchester United, the champions of England, face Barcelona, the champions of Spain, at London's famous Wembley Stadium for the right to be crowned Europe's best. These are teams whose exploits inspire emotions and evoke memories that are embedded in the psyche of fans all over the globe. But who will triumph in the UEFA Champions League final -- the culmination of a competition that began with qualifying rounds in June last year -- when the two titans clash in front of 86,000 avid supporters and millions more watching around the world?

Meanwhile,

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- Barcelona have long been recognized as the most supported football team in the world.
- CNN have long been recognized as the most supported football team in the world.
- Champions League have long been recognized as the most supported football team in the world.
- England have long been recognized as the most supported football team in the world.
- Europe have long been recognized as the most supported football team in the world.
- European have long been recognized as the most supported football team in the world.
- London have long been recognized as the most supported football team in the world.
- Manchester United have long been recognized as the most supported football team in the world.
- Rome have long been recognized as the most supported football team in the world.
- Spain have long been recognized as the most supported football team in the world.
- UEFA have long been recognized as the most supported football team in the world.
- UEFA Champions League have long been recognized as the most supported football team in the world.
- Wembley have long been recognized as the most supported football team in the world.
- Wembley Stadium have long been recognized as the most supported football team in the world.


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(CNN) With the cancellation of a Trump rally in Chicago due to protests, and a slew of recent violent encounters between protesters and supporters of Donald Trump -- one of whom assaulted a protester as the police lead him away, and later threatened to kill him -- we are finally seeing the culmination of the Trump campaign's combative, reckless and downright disturbing rhetoric. Trump is both denying the violent encounters are taking place, and simultaneously blaming Bernie Sanders' supporters, President Obama, the media for overreporting them, and so-called Chicago "thugs." His surrogates, like Jeffrey Lord, insist "the violent left" is at it again. "The American left has a very, very long and detailed history of doing exactly this," he said on CNN. "We're talking about people who show up at rallies ... to provoke, to provoke. ... They are in search of violence. That's what their intention is."

Trump rallies have become a cacophonous orchestra pit, which

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- America conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- American conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- Bernie Sanders conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- CNN conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- Chicago conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- Cupp conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- Donald Trump conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- Jeffrey Lord conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- Obama conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- SE Cupp conducts into perfectly timed discord.
- Trump conducts into perfectly timed discord.


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(CNN) -- Yep. You read the headline right. We are so used to the constant flow of bad news from much of the Muslim world that it's hard to get your head around the good news when things go right somewhere like Afghanistan. Consider that the Afghans have done exactly what the feckless and irresponsible Iraqi government failed to do during the past several years. On Monday Afghans formed a "national unity government" with the once-bitter rivals Dr. Ashraf Ghani, taking the role of president and Dr. Adullah Abdullah taking the role of chief executive officer; similar, it is envisioned, to a prime ministerial role.

Afghanistan and

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- Adullah Abdullah have roughly the same size populations, which therefore makes Iraq today about eight times more violent than Afghanistan.
- Afghan have roughly the same size populations, which therefore makes Iraq today about eight times more violent than Afghanistan.
- Afghanistan have roughly the same size populations, which therefore makes Iraq today about eight times more violent than Afghanistan.
- Afghans have roughly the same size populations, which therefore makes Iraq today about eight times more violent than Afghanistan.
- Ashraf Ghani have roughly the same size populations, which therefore makes Iraq today about eight times more violent than Afghanistan.
- Bergen have roughly the same size populations, which therefore makes Iraq today about eight times more violent than Afghanistan.
- CNN have roughly the same size populations, which therefore makes Iraq today about eight times more violent than Afghanistan.
- Iraq have roughly the same size populations, which therefore makes Iraq today about eight times more violent than Afghanistan.
- Iraqi have roughly the same size populations, which therefore makes Iraq today about eight times more violent than Afghanistan.
- Muslim have roughly the same size populations, which therefore makes Iraq today about eight times more violent than Afghanistan.
- Peter Bergen have roughly the same size populations, which therefore makes Iraq today about eight times more violent than Afghanistan.
- U.S. have roughly the same size populations, which therefore makes Iraq today about eight times more violent than Afghanistan.
- al-Maliki have roughly the same size populations, which therefore makes Iraq today about eight times more violent than Afghanistan.


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

In

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- Dutch, the freedom of expression is enshrined in law.
- Gipf, the freedom of expression is enshrined in law.
- Holten, the freedom of expression is enshrined in law.
- Nancy Holten, the freedom of expression is enshrined in law.
- Oberfrick, the freedom of expression is enshrined in law.
- Swiss, the freedom of expression is enshrined in law.
- Switzerland, the freedom of expression is enshrined in law.


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(CNN) Canada's got its own reality TV star vying for the nation's top job. Kevin O'Leary, the business man-turned-reality TV star, announced Wednesday that he will stand in the now 14-person race to lead Canada's Conservative party. The winner will likely challenge current Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in the country's 2019 federal elections. "Canadians need a Prime Minister with a smart plan to kick start the economy; a Prime Minister who supports small businesses, who will fight for hard working Canadians and will stop wasting our money," O'Leary said in a statement on why he's running. Canada's Trump? The similarities between Trump and O'Leary, who is now the chairman of O'Shares Exchange Traded Funds, are undeniable on the surface.

"Even if there is a population that wants

OPTIONS:
- CNN and is amenable to his style -- and there certainly is -- the fact that you have to have a membership is going to make a big difference," Moscrop says.
- Canada and is amenable to his style -- and there certainly is -- the fact that you have to have a membership is going to make a big difference," Moscrop says.
- Canadians and is amenable to his style -- and there certainly is -- the fact that you have to have a membership is going to make a big difference," Moscrop says.
- Conservative and is amenable to his style -- and there certainly is -- the fact that you have to have a membership is going to make a big difference," Moscrop says.
- Justin Trudeau and is amenable to his style -- and there certainly is -- the fact that you have to have a membership is going to make a big difference," Moscrop says.
- Kevin O'Leary and is amenable to his style -- and there certainly is -- the fact that you have to have a membership is going to make a big difference," Moscrop says.
- O'Leary and is amenable to his style -- and there certainly is -- the fact that you have to have a membership is going to make a big difference," Moscrop says.
- O'Shares Exchange Traded Funds and is amenable to his style -- and there certainly is -- the fact that you have to have a membership is going to make a big difference," Moscrop says.
- Shark Tank and is amenable to his style -- and there certainly is -- the fact that you have to have a membership is going to make a big difference," Moscrop says.
- Trump and is amenable to his style -- and there certainly is -- the fact that you have to have a membership is going to make a big difference," Moscrop says.


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Hong Kong (CNN) A cybersecurity firm in the United States believes state-sponsored Chinese hackers were trying to infiltrate an organization with connections to a US-built missile system in South Korea that Beijing firmly opposes. "China uses cyber espionage pretty regularly when Chinese interests are at stake to better understand facts on the ground," John Hultquist, the director of cyber espionage analysis at FireEye, told CNN's News Stream. "We have evidence that they targeted at least one party that has been associated with the missile placements." A spokesperson with South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs told CNN there was an attempted cyber attack last month on their systems originating from China, but would not comment when asked if THAAD was targeted.

The statement reiterated China's opposition to

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- Beijing and called on the US and South Korea to halt its deployment.
- CNN and called on the US and South Korea to halt its deployment.
- China and called on the US and South Korea to halt its deployment.
- Chinese and called on the US and South Korea to halt its deployment.
- FireEye and called on the US and South Korea to halt its deployment.
- Foreign Affairs and called on the US and South Korea to halt its deployment.
- Hong Kong and called on the US and South Korea to halt its deployment.
- John Hultquist and called on the US and South Korea to halt its deployment.
- News Stream and called on the US and South Korea to halt its deployment.
- South Korea and called on the US and South Korea to halt its deployment.
- THAAD and called on the US and South Korea to halt its deployment.
- US and called on the US and South Korea to halt its deployment.
- United States and called on the US and South Korea to halt its deployment.


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(CNN) North Korea fired a missile on Thursday morning that appears to have failed, according to the US and South Korean militaries. It was the country's second failed missile launch in a week and fifth time they attempted launches in the past two months -- three ballistic missiles were fired in September towards the Sea of Japan, also known as the East Sea. The US Strategic command said it detected the new missile, which may have been a Musudan intermediate-range projectile, at 6:00 p.m. ET Wednesday, or around 6:30 a.m. Pyongyang time Thursday. The South Korea Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement the launch took place near Banghyon Airport in Kusong City.

The rogue state has often favored the

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- Banghyon Airport missile in test launches.
- CNN missile in test launches.
- East Sea missile in test launches.
- Kusong City missile in test launches.
- Missile missile in test launches.
- Musudan missile in test launches.
- North Korea missile in test launches.
- Pyongyang missile in test launches.
- Sea of Japan missile in test launches.
- South Korea Joint Chiefs of Staff missile in test launches.
- South Korean missile in test launches.
- US missile in test launches.
- US Strategic missile in test launches.


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The Australian navy is allegedly in the process of returning up to 50 Vietnamese asylum seekers to their home country, transporting the detainees in secret via a supply ship currently on stand-by off the coast of Vietnam. The HMAS Choules, which has previously been used to provide offshore accommodation to Manus Island detainees, has been employed by the navy to hand the Vietnamese nationals back to their Communist government in an operation which could cost $2.8 million of tax payers money. It is understood that the asylum seekers were intercepted earlier in April, and are being returned through the port of Vung Tau, south of Ho Chi Minh City.

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- Abbott Customers and Border Protection Services maintain that involuntarily returning illegal maritime arrival detainees is consistent with Australia's obligations
- Australian Customers and Border Protection Services maintain that involuntarily returning illegal maritime arrival detainees is consistent with Australia's obligations
- HMAS Choules Customers and Border Protection Services maintain that involuntarily returning illegal maritime arrival detainees is consistent with Australia's obligations
- Ho Chi Minh City Customers and Border Protection Services maintain that involuntarily returning illegal maritime arrival detainees is consistent with Australia's obligations
- Manus Island Customers and Border Protection Services maintain that involuntarily returning illegal maritime arrival detainees is consistent with Australia's obligations
- Operation Sovereign Borders Customers and Border Protection Services maintain that involuntarily returning illegal maritime arrival detainees is consistent with Australia's obligations
- Vietnam Customers and Border Protection Services maintain that involuntarily returning illegal maritime arrival detainees is consistent with Australia's obligations
- Vietnamese Customers and Border Protection Services maintain that involuntarily returning illegal maritime arrival detainees is consistent with Australia's obligations
- Vung Tau Customers and Border Protection Services maintain that involuntarily returning illegal maritime arrival detainees is consistent with Australia's obligations


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I’m on my snowboard thigh-deep in powder in the middle of a piste and yet it’s nearly April, the end of the winter season. Frankly, in most ski resorts this depth of snow at this time of year would be highly unusual, but I’m in Niseko, Japan, where it’s a run-of-the-mill situation. The top lift at Niseko – a cluster of four interlinked villages on the island of Hokkaido – is only about 4,000 feet high, but despite the low altitude it receives around 50 feet of the white stuff every year courtesy of weather from Siberia, putting it in an elite club for snowfall levels.

And the good news right now is that there aren’t a lot of people dreaming about going to

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- Europe – many people I spoke to before leaving didn’t even know it was possible to ski in Japan - which means the slopes are joyously empty, so huge tracts of powder remain untouched hours after the snowflakes have stopped falling.
- Hokkaido – many people I spoke to before leaving didn’t even know it was possible to ski in Japan - which means the slopes are joyously empty, so huge tracts of powder remain untouched hours after the snowflakes have stopped falling.
- Instagram – many people I spoke to before leaving didn’t even know it was possible to ski in Japan - which means the slopes are joyously empty, so huge tracts of powder remain untouched hours after the snowflakes have stopped falling.
- Japan – many people I spoke to before leaving didn’t even know it was possible to ski in Japan - which means the slopes are joyously empty, so huge tracts of powder remain untouched hours after the snowflakes have stopped falling.
- Kasara Niseko Village Townhouse – many people I spoke to before leaving didn’t even know it was possible to ski in Japan - which means the slopes are joyously empty, so huge tracts of powder remain untouched hours after the snowflakes have stopped falling.
- Mount Yotei – many people I spoke to before leaving didn’t even know it was possible to ski in Japan - which means the slopes are joyously empty, so huge tracts of powder remain untouched hours after the snowflakes have stopped falling.
- Niseko – many people I spoke to before leaving didn’t even know it was possible to ski in Japan - which means the slopes are joyously empty, so huge tracts of powder remain untouched hours after the snowflakes have stopped falling.
- Siberia – many people I spoke to before leaving didn’t even know it was possible to ski in Japan - which means the slopes are joyously empty, so huge tracts of powder remain untouched hours after the snowflakes have stopped falling.


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(CNN) India's reported "surgical strike" across the border into Pakistani-controlled Kashmir on Wednesday brings India-Pakistan relations to their lowest point in almost a decade. But it will be celebrated not just by the Hindu nationalist supporters of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but also by many other Indians who believe that their country has remained passive for too long in the face of repeated terror attacks by groups assisted and sheltered by the Pakistan army's powerful intelligence services. In truth, the strike itself does not represent a radical new policy. India conducted local cross-border raids through the 1990s and 2000s, usually as reprisals for particular attacks. But this high-altitude, tit-for-tat war on the Line of Control, which divides Indian and Pakistani-controlled parts of Kashmir, was largely unknown to the Indian public, who grew frustrated at their government's apparent inaction.

Overall, India remains constrained in what it can do to

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- CNN for fear of a larger war, the associated nuclear risks, and the impact on India's own diplomatic and economic well-being.
- Hindu for fear of a larger war, the associated nuclear risks, and the impact on India's own diplomatic and economic well-being.
- India for fear of a larger war, the associated nuclear risks, and the impact on India's own diplomatic and economic well-being.
- Indian for fear of a larger war, the associated nuclear risks, and the impact on India's own diplomatic and economic well-being.
- Indians for fear of a larger war, the associated nuclear risks, and the impact on India's own diplomatic and economic well-being.
- Kashmir for fear of a larger war, the associated nuclear risks, and the impact on India's own diplomatic and economic well-being.
- Line of Control for fear of a larger war, the associated nuclear risks, and the impact on India's own diplomatic and economic well-being.
- Narendra Modi for fear of a larger war, the associated nuclear risks, and the impact on India's own diplomatic and economic well-being.
- Pakistan for fear of a larger war, the associated nuclear risks, and the impact on India's own diplomatic and economic well-being.
- Pakistani for fear of a larger war, the associated nuclear risks, and the impact on India's own diplomatic and economic well-being.
- Shashank Joshi for fear of a larger war, the associated nuclear risks, and the impact on India's own diplomatic and economic well-being.


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Three missing Bradford sisters who are believed to have fled to Syria to join ISIS with their nine children had been stopped from leaving the UK three months ago, it has emerged. Khadija, Sugra and Zohra Dawood and their nine children - all of whom are now feared to be in the hands of the terror group - were taken off a flight bound for Saudi Arabia  in March. According to anti terror police, the group were put through security checks at Manchester airport which caused them to miss their flight. But they were subsequently cleared to travel when security officials discovered they were travelling to a religious pilgrimage.

The last photos of the missing families show them smiling happily at the airport before their trip to

OPTIONS:
- Bradford.
- ISIS.
- Islamic State.
- Khadija.
- Manchester.
- Saudi Arabia.
- Sugra.
- Syria.
- UK.
- West Yorkshire Police.
- Zohra Dawood.


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Sunderland finally cut ties with manager Gus Poyet on Monday after a 4-0 home defeat by fellow strugglers Aston Villa left the Wearside club just one point above the relegation zone in the Barclays Premier League. With that in mind, Sportsmail have Sunderland fan Joe Cooper of 90min.com to tell us what he makes of the situation. Is Dick Advocaat a suitable short-term replacement for Poyet? Let's see what he had to say. Gus Poyet's sacking as manager of Sunderland couldn't have come soon enough. Chairman Ellis Short took the decision on Monday and it's hard to argue that it wasn't the right call. The relationship just wasn't working, our supporters know it and they didn't hesitate to show the Uruguayan their dissatisfaction on a grim afternoon on Wearside on Saturday.

OPTIONS:
- Advocaat has been handed the job on a short-term basis.
- Aston Villa has been handed the job on a short-term basis.
- Barclays Premier League has been handed the job on a short-term basis.
- Dick Advocaat has been handed the job on a short-term basis.
- Ellis Short has been handed the job on a short-term basis.
- England has been handed the job on a short-term basis.
- Gus Poyet has been handed the job on a short-term basis.
- Joe Cooper has been handed the job on a short-term basis.
- Poyet has been handed the job on a short-term basis.
- Sam Allardyce has been handed the job on a short-term basis.
- Sportsmail has been handed the job on a short-term basis.
- Sunderland has been handed the job on a short-term basis.
- Time has been handed the job on a short-term basis.
- Uruguayan has been handed the job on a short-term basis.
- Wearside has been handed the job on a short-term basis.


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Beijing (CNN) China -- North Korea's only global ally and biggest trading partner -- has put on a stoic face since Pyongyang successfully conducted its sixth nuclear test Sunday. President Xi Jinping didn't mention his country's unruly neighbor at all in his closing address at the BRICS summit of emerging economies Tuesday, or in earlier speeches, although a communique issued by the group expressed deep concern and called for the crisis to be settled peacefully. But the test of a hydrogen bomb couldn't have sat well with China's leader. It's the third time in one year that North Korea has overshadowed a major Chinese event -- previous missile tests coincided with the unveiling of Xi's global economic blueprint at his Belt and Road summit in May and the G20, which China hosted last September.

"But if it hopes to see

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- BRICS resolve the issue, it simply won't work," he added.
- Beijing resolve the issue, it simply won't work," he added.
- Belt and Road resolve the issue, it simply won't work," he added.
- CNN resolve the issue, it simply won't work," he added.
- China resolve the issue, it simply won't work," he added.
- Chinese resolve the issue, it simply won't work," he added.
- G20 resolve the issue, it simply won't work," he added.
- North Korea resolve the issue, it simply won't work," he added.
- Pyongyang resolve the issue, it simply won't work," he added.
- Xi resolve the issue, it simply won't work," he added.
- Xi Jinping resolve the issue, it simply won't work," he added.


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(CNN) Ninety minutes before he opened fire in central Kansas, Cedric Ford got served a restraining order -- an act a local sheriff thinks led him to kill three people and wound 14 others. "I believe that probably is the trigger, and it went from there," Harvey County Sheriff T. Walton said Friday. Walton said that Ford was "a little upset" but "didn't display anything ... outrageous" when a sheriff's deputy served him the order at 3:30 p.m. (4:30 p.m. ET) Thursday at his workplace, Excel Industries in Hesston. The court order commanded Ford to stay from his former girlfriend, who claimed he abused her.

The carnage ended thanks to a lone Hesston police officer who went inside, engaged

OPTIONS:
- Cedric Ford in gunfire and killed him around 5:24 p.m., according to Walton.
- Excel Industries in gunfire and killed him around 5:24 p.m., according to Walton.
- Ford in gunfire and killed him around 5:24 p.m., according to Walton.
- Harvey County in gunfire and killed him around 5:24 p.m., according to Walton.
- Hesston in gunfire and killed him around 5:24 p.m., according to Walton.
- Kansas in gunfire and killed him around 5:24 p.m., according to Walton.
- T. Walton in gunfire and killed him around 5:24 p.m., according to Walton.
- Walton in gunfire and killed him around 5:24 p.m., according to Walton.


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(CNN) -- Tammy Faye Messner, the former televangelist and Christian singer who battled drug addiction and later inoperable cancer, died Friday morning, CNN's Larry King said Saturday night. He said the family had asked him to make the delayed announcement. She was 65. Messner was a guest on "Larry King Live" on Thursday. She told him she couldn't swallow food, and weighed only 65 pounds. King said the family postponed the death announcement for a day so family members could gather. Messner was cremated and interred in a remote part of Kansas at the Kansas-Oklahoma state line, King said. "The family appreciates all of the well wishes of so many people," the talk show host said on CNN.

After divorcing

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- CNN, who became steeped in money and sex scandals, she married Christian construction magnate and former PTL contractor Roe Messner in 1993.
- Christian, who became steeped in money and sex scandals, she married Christian construction magnate and former PTL contractor Roe Messner in 1993.
- Jim Bakker, who became steeped in money and sex scandals, she married Christian construction magnate and former PTL contractor Roe Messner in 1993.
- Kansas, who became steeped in money and sex scandals, she married Christian construction magnate and former PTL contractor Roe Messner in 1993.
- King, who became steeped in money and sex scandals, she married Christian construction magnate and former PTL contractor Roe Messner in 1993.
- Larry King, who became steeped in money and sex scandals, she married Christian construction magnate and former PTL contractor Roe Messner in 1993.
- Larry King Live, who became steeped in money and sex scandals, she married Christian construction magnate and former PTL contractor Roe Messner in 1993.
- Messner, who became steeped in money and sex scandals, she married Christian construction magnate and former PTL contractor Roe Messner in 1993.
- Oklahoma, who became steeped in money and sex scandals, she married Christian construction magnate and former PTL contractor Roe Messner in 1993.
- PTL, who became steeped in money and sex scandals, she married Christian construction magnate and former PTL contractor Roe Messner in 1993.
- Tammy Faye Messner, who became steeped in money and sex scandals, she married Christian construction magnate and former PTL contractor Roe Messner in 1993.


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A Massachusetts police department was forced to pay a $500 Bitcoin ransom to hackers who encrypted vital records on their computer network. Tewksbury Police Department came under  attack by criminals who infected their network with a form of Internet malware in December before demanding money to decrypt the files. The program called CryptoLocker infects  through an e-mail and then scrambles the data on the computer. It caused police systems to be down between four and five days, according to Tewksbury Town Crier. Tewksbury Police Department (above) came under attack by hackers which encrypted their computers' files using a malware program called CryptoLocker. They were forced to pay a $500 in Bitcoinransom

OPTIONS:
- Bitcoin is malware that is often installed on computers at the same time.
- Bitcoinransom is malware that is often installed on computers at the same time.
- CryptoLocker is malware that is often installed on computers at the same time.
- Internet is malware that is often installed on computers at the same time.
- Massachusetts is malware that is often installed on computers at the same time.
- Tewksbury Police Department is malware that is often installed on computers at the same time.
- Tewksbury Town Crier is malware that is often installed on computers at the same time.


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The last PGA Tour season ended 17 days ago and the European Tour season has another six weeks to run, but Rory McIlroy and Justin Rose are among the players starting the new PGA Tour season this week. The Frys.com Open would not usually be able to call on players ranked third and seventh in the world given its position in the calendar, coming so soon after the Tour Championship in Atlanta and before the lucrative Final Series. However, McIlroy and Rose were among eight players who entered a non-sanctioned match play event called the Turkish Airlines World Golf Final in October 2012, which was staged at the same time as the Frys.com Open.

Stallings reported himself to the

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- Atlanta after realising a supplement he had been taking to combat chronic fatigue was prohibited.
- European Tour after realising a supplement he had been taking to combat chronic fatigue was prohibited.
- Final Series after realising a supplement he had been taking to combat chronic fatigue was prohibited.
- Frys.com Open after realising a supplement he had been taking to combat chronic fatigue was prohibited.
- Justin Rose after realising a supplement he had been taking to combat chronic fatigue was prohibited.
- McIlroy after realising a supplement he had been taking to combat chronic fatigue was prohibited.
- PGA Tour after realising a supplement he had been taking to combat chronic fatigue was prohibited.
- Rory McIlroy after realising a supplement he had been taking to combat chronic fatigue was prohibited.
- Rose after realising a supplement he had been taking to combat chronic fatigue was prohibited.
- Tour Championship after realising a supplement he had been taking to combat chronic fatigue was prohibited.
- Turkish Airlines World Golf Final after realising a supplement he had been taking to combat chronic fatigue was prohibited.


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(CNN) According to a recent survey, 72% of Americans think coconut oil is a healthy food. But despite popular health claims about coconut oil, a report from the American Heart Association recently advised against its use, stating that it increases LDL cholesterol (a cause of cardiovascular disease) and has no known offsetting effects. "There are many claims being made about coconut oil being wonderful for lots of different things, but we really don't have any evidence of long-term health benefits," said Dr. Walter C. Willett, professor of epidemiology and nutrition at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. How exactly, then, does coconut oil rank among oils?

Still, though the increase in

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- American Heart Association seen with consumption of coconut oil may offset some of the disease risk, it's still not as good as consuming unsaturated oils, which not only raise HDL but lower LDL, according to Willett.
- Americans seen with consumption of coconut oil may offset some of the disease risk, it's still not as good as consuming unsaturated oils, which not only raise HDL but lower LDL, according to Willett.
- HDL seen with consumption of coconut oil may offset some of the disease risk, it's still not as good as consuming unsaturated oils, which not only raise HDL but lower LDL, according to Willett.
- LDL seen with consumption of coconut oil may offset some of the disease risk, it's still not as good as consuming unsaturated oils, which not only raise HDL but lower LDL, according to Willett.
- Walter C. Willett seen with consumption of coconut oil may offset some of the disease risk, it's still not as good as consuming unsaturated oils, which not only raise HDL but lower LDL, according to Willett.


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A newspaper photographer was repeatedly punched by the father of a missing girl in a violent melee outside court. Ian Antonio struck Townsville Bulletin senior photographer Scott Radford-Chisholm in the head outside a coronial inquest into daughter Rachel's Anzac Day 1998 disappearance. It was the third time Mr Antonio had become violent towards the media in two days and was unprovoked, Townsville Bulletin editor Lachlan Heywood told AAP. In footage of the aftermath of the attack, a man is heard accusing Radford-Chisholm of 'running after' the family. 'It's a sensitive case,' Mr Heywood told AAP. 'We obviously understand the pressure the family is under, but this newspaper ... has also done a lot of hard work to get this inquest heard.'

Hytch appeared before the inquest on Monday and again denied having any knowledge of Ms

OPTIONS:
- AAP's whereabouts.
- Antonio's whereabouts.
- Anzac Day's whereabouts.
- Chisholm's whereabouts.
- Heywood's whereabouts.
- Ian Antonio's whereabouts.
- Lachlan Heywood's whereabouts.
- Rachel's whereabouts.
- Rachel Antonio's whereabouts.
- Radford's whereabouts.
- Scott Radford's whereabouts.
- Townsville Bulletin's whereabouts.


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A Watford football fan is fighting for his life after suffering serious injuries in an attack in the street as he made his way home from yesterday's match against Wolves. The supporter, named locally as 44-year-old Nick Cruwys, was on his way to Wolverhampton train station from the Molineux stadium when he was assaulted by a gang. The man was walking to the station with a group of friends when they were 'completely outnumbered', police said. A Watford football fan is fighting for his life after suffering serious injuries in an attack in the street as he made his way home from yesterday's match against Wolves (stadium pictured)

The 'unprovoked attack' came after Wolves (in orange) and

OPTIONS:
- Molineux (in black) drew 2-2 at the Molineux
- Nick Cruwys (in black) drew 2-2 at the Molineux
- Watford (in black) drew 2-2 at the Molineux
- Wolverhampton (in black) drew 2-2 at the Molineux
- Wolves (in black) drew 2-2 at the Molineux


Write the next sentence.

Police have identified the suspect who allegedly shot a police officer eye during a vehicle stop, sending him into a coma where he's now fighting for his life. Officer John Moynihan, 34, was attacked when he pulled over suspected gang members in Boston, Massachusetts, on Friday evening. The suspect, identified as 41-year-old Angelo West, was shot dead by other officers at the scene in Boston on Friday evening after he opened fire. A female bystander was shot in the arm. West allegedly shot Moynihan 'point blank' and emptied his revolver in the unprovoked attack, police said, according to the Boston Globe.

Evans said

OPTIONS:
- Angelo West is undergoing tests there is being monitored for bleeding in his brain.
- Boston is undergoing tests there is being monitored for bleeding in his brain.
- Boston Bombing is undergoing tests there is being monitored for bleeding in his brain.
- Boston Globe is undergoing tests there is being monitored for bleeding in his brain.
- John Moynihan is undergoing tests there is being monitored for bleeding in his brain.
- Massachusetts is undergoing tests there is being monitored for bleeding in his brain.
- Moynihan is undergoing tests there is being monitored for bleeding in his brain.
- West is undergoing tests there is being monitored for bleeding in his brain.


Staff at St James’s Palace could hear Jimmy Savile approaching long before they saw him. The jangling of his gold chains and a trailing cloud of cigar smoke announced his arrival. Just as with the psychiatric hospitals and prisons where he preyed on the vulnerable, the serial paedophile also had a licence to roam in the Prince of Wales’s London base. After inveigling himself into Charles’s life as a mentor and adviser, Savile was granted unprecedented access across all the royal palaces upstairs and downstairs. The DJ was not just at ease with the Queen’s family, but every bit at home with her servants, too.

And because Savile had the run of Stoke Mandeville, Broadmoor and other hospitals,

OPTIONS:
- Charles’s believed him to be an obvious person to tap for advice on Britain’s health authorities.
- DJ believed him to be an obvious person to tap for advice on Britain’s health authorities.
- Diana believed him to be an obvious person to tap for advice on Britain’s health authorities.
- Jimmy Savile believed him to be an obvious person to tap for advice on Britain’s health authorities.
- London believed him to be an obvious person to tap for advice on Britain’s health authorities.
- Prince Charles believed him to be an obvious person to tap for advice on Britain’s health authorities.
- Prince of Wales believed him to be an obvious person to tap for advice on Britain’s health authorities.
- Savile believed him to be an obvious person to tap for advice on Britain’s health authorities.
- St James’s Palace believed him to be an obvious person to tap for advice on Britain’s health authorities.


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(CNN) -- Sixth seed Juan Martin del Potro suffered a shock third-round defeat at the Australian Open on Saturday losing in five sets to unseeded Frenchman Jeremy Chardy. The former U.S. Open champion and quarter-finalist in Melbourne 12 months ago had dropped just 13 games in his opening two matches, but Chardy soon had the big Argentine on the back foot taking the opening two sets with ease. The third was much closer, finally going del Potro's way in the tiebreak and when the Argentine took the fourth set, Chardy's chances of pulling off an upset looked to have gone.

I'm very happy when my form is like this against a good player like Juan Martin,"

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray, ranked 36th in the world, said.
- Argentine, ranked 36th in the world, said.
- Australian Open, ranked 36th in the world, said.
- CNN, ranked 36th in the world, said.
- Chardy, ranked 36th in the world, said.
- France, ranked 36th in the world, said.
- Frenchman, ranked 36th in the world, said.
- Jeremy Chardy, ranked 36th in the world, said.
- Juan Martin del Potro, ranked 36th in the world, said.
- Melbourne, ranked 36th in the world, said.
- Potro, ranked 36th in the world, said.
- Roger Federer, ranked 36th in the world, said.
- Serena Williams, ranked 36th in the world, said.
- Sloane Stephens, ranked 36th in the world, said.
- U.S. Open, ranked 36th in the world, said.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) A former top communications aide to Democratic Rep. John Conyers of Michigan offered a defense of his former boss amid Tuesday growing allegations of sexual harassment, saying it wasn't uncommon for staffers to accidentally see the congressman in his underwear. One former employee, Melanie Sloan, came forward with allegations last week, including one instance where Conyers called her to his office when he was in his underwear. "I was pretty taken aback to see my boss half-dressed," she told The Washington Post. "I turned on my heel and I left." Bob Weiner, who served as Conyers' communications director from 1994 to 2000, spoke to reporters and photographers assembled outside the Congressman's office, disputing Sloan's allegations.

Through his lawyer,

OPTIONS:
- Bob Weiner also denied wrongdoing in that case.
- Congressman also denied wrongdoing in that case.
- Conyers also denied wrongdoing in that case.
- Democratic also denied wrongdoing in that case.
- John Conyers also denied wrongdoing in that case.
- Melanie Sloan also denied wrongdoing in that case.
- Michigan also denied wrongdoing in that case.
- Sloan also denied wrongdoing in that case.
- The Washington Post also denied wrongdoing in that case.
- Weiner also denied wrongdoing in that case.


Complete the passage.

Greece is threatening to seize property, land and businesses belonging to Germany if Berlin does not agree to compensate it for the Nazi occupation of the Second World War. Prime minister Alexis Tsipras has demanded Germany pay more than £112billion in reparations. He said previous payments did not cover demands for destroyed infrastructure, compensation for war crimes and the return of a forced loan to the Nazis. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, who says that Germany owes his country compensation worth hundreds of billions of euros due to the Nazi occupation during the Second World War In an emotive address to his parliament he spoke of his government pursuing its ‘duty to history’ and the people who ‘fought and gave their lives to defeat Nazism’. Germany angrily dismissed the demands yesterday, saying it had paid reparations to Greece.

Greek media have depicted Mrs

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Tsipras and her finance ministers in Nazi uniforms.
- Angela Merkel and her finance ministers in Nazi uniforms.
- Athens and her finance ministers in Nazi uniforms.
- Berlin and her finance ministers in Nazi uniforms.
- EU and her finance ministers in Nazi uniforms.
- Germany and her finance ministers in Nazi uniforms.
- Greece and her finance ministers in Nazi uniforms.
- Greek and her finance ministers in Nazi uniforms.
- Nazi and her finance ministers in Nazi uniforms.
- Nazis and her finance ministers in Nazi uniforms.
- Nazism and her finance ministers in Nazi uniforms.
- Second World War and her finance ministers in Nazi uniforms.


Complete the passage.

British MPs and MEPs have been told to warn their European colleagues there is a real threat of ‘Brexit’ without a significant deal on reform. Ministers want to raise levels of concern in capitals across Europe to boost David Cameron’s hand in his EU renegotiation. There are concerns that leaders in other EU countries do not believe Britain is serious about leaving and will therefore block Mr Cameron’s proposed reforms. Politicians from all sides who want Britain to remain a member of the EU have been asked by ministers and diplomats to tell members of their European sister parties there is a serious chance voters could decide to leave.

It is also thought that if

OPTIONS:
- Brexit’ left and thrived outside the EU it could lead to other countries deciding to pull out.
- Britain left and thrived outside the EU it could lead to other countries deciding to pull out.
- British left and thrived outside the EU it could lead to other countries deciding to pull out.
- Cameron left and thrived outside the EU it could lead to other countries deciding to pull out.
- David Cameron left and thrived outside the EU it could lead to other countries deciding to pull out.
- EU left and thrived outside the EU it could lead to other countries deciding to pull out.
- Europe left and thrived outside the EU it could lead to other countries deciding to pull out.
- European left and thrived outside the EU it could lead to other countries deciding to pull out.
- UK left and thrived outside the EU it could lead to other countries deciding to pull out.


How does the sentence end?

Peru beat 10-man Venezuela in Valparaiso to put the cat amongst the pigeons in Copa America Group C. Claudio Pizarro's 72nd-minute goal means all four teams in the group - Brazil and Colombia are the others - have three points with Sunday's final round of fixtures to play. Scroll down to video Peru deserved the success, with Venezuela paying the price for the dismissal of Fernando Amorebieta just before the half-hour mark. The first half at the Estadio Elias Figueroa Brander was a tight affair, with only two decent goalscoring opportunities. In the sixth minute Salomon Rondon briefly found space eight yards out and shot goalwards on the stretch for Venezuela - but goalkeeper Pedro Gallese collected comfortably.

Peru face

OPTIONS:
- Bayern Munich in Temuco in Sunday's other Group C match
- Brazil in Temuco in Sunday's other Group C match
- Claudio Pizarro in Temuco in Sunday's other Group C match
- Colombia in Temuco in Sunday's other Group C match
- Copa America in Temuco in Sunday's other Group C match
- Estadio Elias Figueroa Brander in Temuco in Sunday's other Group C match
- Fernando Amorebieta in Temuco in Sunday's other Group C match
- Fulham in Temuco in Sunday's other Group C match
- Group C in Temuco in Sunday's other Group C match
- Paolo Guerrero in Temuco in Sunday's other Group C match
- Pedro Gallese in Temuco in Sunday's other Group C match
- Peru in Temuco in Sunday's other Group C match
- Salomon Rondon in Temuco in Sunday's other Group C match
- Valparaiso in Temuco in Sunday's other Group C match
- Venezuela in Temuco in Sunday's other Group C match


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(CNN) A Sacramento Police officer is under criminal investigation for a "disturbing" incident, captured on two videos, in which he threw an accused jaywalker to the ground and punched him repeatedly. The two-year veteran of the force, who has yet to be identified, has been placed on administrative leave with pay while his actions are under review. "I thought I was going to be the next Trayvon Martin to be honest," Nandi Cain Jr., the accused jaywalker, said later in an interview with CNN affiliate KTXL. Police released dashcam video of the confrontation, which occurred Monday after the officer exited his patrol car and approached Cain on a residential street in California's state capital.

"The actions of the involved

OPTIONS:
- CNN are disturbing and (do) not appear to be reasonable based upon the circumstances," the police department said in a statement.
- Cain are disturbing and (do) not appear to be reasonable based upon the circumstances," the police department said in a statement.
- California are disturbing and (do) not appear to be reasonable based upon the circumstances," the police department said in a statement.
- Episode are disturbing and (do) not appear to be reasonable based upon the circumstances," the police department said in a statement.
- KTXL are disturbing and (do) not appear to be reasonable based upon the circumstances," the police department said in a statement.
- Nandi Cain Jr. are disturbing and (do) not appear to be reasonable based upon the circumstances," the police department said in a statement.
- Sacramento Police are disturbing and (do) not appear to be reasonable based upon the circumstances," the police department said in a statement.
- Trayvon Martin are disturbing and (do) not appear to be reasonable based upon the circumstances," the police department said in a statement.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Unbeaten New Zealand boxer Joseph Parker believes he would beat both the newly crowned heavyweight champion of the world Tyson Fury and the man he dispossessed of the title Wladimir Klitschko. Fury surprised the world by becoming the first fighter to defeat Klitschko  in 11 years when he masterminded a tactical unanimous points victory over the Ukrainian  last weekend. Speaking ahead of his bout with American Daniel Martz on Saturday, Joseph maintained that if he prepared properly he could beat 'any heavyweight in the world'. CLICK HERE to read who are the main challengers to Fury's heavyweight crown

'I will be making use of my contractual option for a rematch against

OPTIONS:
- American.
- Daniel 'The Mountain' Martz.
- Daniel Martz.
- Fury.
- Joseph.
- Joseph Parker.
- Kiwi.
- Klitschko.
- New Zealand.
- Tyson Fury.
- Ukrainian.
- Wladimir Klitschko.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) The Caribbean island of Dominica has been "devastated" by Hurricane Maria, the country's Prime Minister tells CNN. The powerful storm, which made landfall Monday night, has since been downgraded to a Category 4 with sustained winds of 155 mph. After it passes over Dominica it is on course to score a direct hit on the US territory of Puerto Rico -- the first hurricane of its strength to do so in 85 years. "We're just waiting for daybreak to do an assessment of the damage," Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit told CNN's Rosemary Church. "Our first order of business will be search and rescue to ensure we can account for every single citizen and residents who were on the island during this really devastating hurricane."

Hours before

OPTIONS:
- CNN's expected landfall on Dominica -- and just over week after the island was brushed by Irma -- Skerrit urged residents to take any belongings that could become dangerous projectiles indoors.
- Caribbean's expected landfall on Dominica -- and just over week after the island was brushed by Irma -- Skerrit urged residents to take any belongings that could become dangerous projectiles indoors.
- Dominica's expected landfall on Dominica -- and just over week after the island was brushed by Irma -- Skerrit urged residents to take any belongings that could become dangerous projectiles indoors.
- Maria's expected landfall on Dominica -- and just over week after the island was brushed by Irma -- Skerrit urged residents to take any belongings that could become dangerous projectiles indoors.
- Puerto Rico's expected landfall on Dominica -- and just over week after the island was brushed by Irma -- Skerrit urged residents to take any belongings that could become dangerous projectiles indoors.
- Roosevelt Skerrit's expected landfall on Dominica -- and just over week after the island was brushed by Irma -- Skerrit urged residents to take any belongings that could become dangerous projectiles indoors.
- Rosemary Church's expected landfall on Dominica -- and just over week after the island was brushed by Irma -- Skerrit urged residents to take any belongings that could become dangerous projectiles indoors.
- US's expected landfall on Dominica -- and just over week after the island was brushed by Irma -- Skerrit urged residents to take any belongings that could become dangerous projectiles indoors.


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

A Chicago woman who lost her beloved dog says she was able to get one last glimpse of her loyal best friend in what she claims was a supernatural moment while she was spreading his ashes. Ashley Lang's golden retriever, Wagner, died recently, at age 12, and while she was disseminating his ashes in their favorite park, her friend captured a snap on her phone that appeared to show the silhouette of a dog approaching Ashley. 'It’s pretty remarkable… the tail and the legs and he looks like he’s, you know, leaping to go up,' she told CBS Chicago of the amazing picture.

However, other commenters were quick to shut him down, telling him to let

OPTIONS:
- Ashley believe what she wants to so that she can grieve.
- Ashley Lang believe what she wants to so that she can grieve.
- CBS Chicago believe what she wants to so that she can grieve.
- Chicago believe what she wants to so that she can grieve.
- Wagner believe what she wants to so that she can grieve.


Leeds fans plan to stage a mass walk-out at Elland Road during Saturday's home game against Hull in protest at owner Massimo Cellino. The Italian businessman, who recently reneged on a deal to sell his majority stake in the club to supporters' group Leeds Fans United, has infuriated supporters further still by increasing ticket prices in the South Stand at Elland Road without prior warning. Supporters in the stand have been forced to pay for food and drink whether they want it or not due to a £5 increase on their matchday ticket, which can be redeemed at the catering kiosks.

'This new package only applies to the

OPTIONS:
- Cellino, and supporters have the choice to buy tickets elsewhere in the stadium at standard ticket prices.'
- Championship, and supporters have the choice to buy tickets elsewhere in the stadium at standard ticket prices.'
- Elland Road, and supporters have the choice to buy tickets elsewhere in the stadium at standard ticket prices.'
- Hull, and supporters have the choice to buy tickets elsewhere in the stadium at standard ticket prices.'
- Italian, and supporters have the choice to buy tickets elsewhere in the stadium at standard ticket prices.'
- Leeds, and supporters have the choice to buy tickets elsewhere in the stadium at standard ticket prices.'
- Leeds Fans United, and supporters have the choice to buy tickets elsewhere in the stadium at standard ticket prices.'
- Massimo Cellino, and supporters have the choice to buy tickets elsewhere in the stadium at standard ticket prices.'
- South Stand, and supporters have the choice to buy tickets elsewhere in the stadium at standard ticket prices.'


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Manchester United right back Matteo Darmian has gone 'off the boil' according to club legend Denis Irwin after a promising start in English football. The 25-year-old, a £12.7million summer signing from Torino, impressed during pre-season and was voted United's player of the month for August. However, the Italy international has since experienced a dip in his form and was at fault for both of PSV's goals in the Red Devils' 2-1 Champions League defeat in September, as well as substituted at half-time in their 3-0 Premier League loss to Arsenal. Irwin, who was part of United's famous treble-winning side in 1999, believes that a lull was was inevitable and that Darmian is simply succumbing to the pressures of his new surroundings.

A foot injury to Antonio Valencia leaves

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal as United's only available experienced right back at present.
- Champions League as United's only available experienced right back at present.
- Darmian as United's only available experienced right back at present.
- Denis Irwin as United's only available experienced right back at present.
- England as United's only available experienced right back at present.
- English as United's only available experienced right back at present.
- Irwin as United's only available experienced right back at present.
- Italian as United's only available experienced right back at present.
- Italy as United's only available experienced right back at present.
- Manchester United as United's only available experienced right back at present.
- Matteo Darmian as United's only available experienced right back at present.
- PSV as United's only available experienced right back at present.
- Premier League as United's only available experienced right back at present.
- Red Devils as United's only available experienced right back at present.
- Torino as United's only available experienced right back at present.
- United as United's only available experienced right back at present.


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

(CNN) -- At a friend's sleepover more than a year ago, 14-year-old Phillip Swartley pocketed change from unlocked vehicles in the neighborhood to buy chips and soft drinks. The cops caught him. Former Luzerne county President Judge Mark Ciavarella pleaded guilty, faces prison and was disbarred. There was no need for an attorney, said Phillip's mother, Amy Swartley, who thought at most, the judge would slap her son with a fine or community service. But she was shocked to find her eighth-grader handcuffed and shackled in the courtroom and sentenced to a youth detention center. Then, he was shipped to a boarding school for troubled teens for nine months.

When the case became public,

OPTIONS:
- Amy Swartley promised the public that every minor in his courtroom would have a lawyer.
- CNN promised the public that every minor in his courtroom would have a lawyer.
- Luzerne county promised the public that every minor in his courtroom would have a lawyer.
- Mark Ciavarella promised the public that every minor in his courtroom would have a lawyer.
- Pennsylvania promised the public that every minor in his courtroom would have a lawyer.
- Phillip promised the public that every minor in his courtroom would have a lawyer.
- Phillip Swartley promised the public that every minor in his courtroom would have a lawyer.


Complete the passage.

A man showed up drunk to be fingerprinted for a previous DUI charge and earned himself another one in the process, police said on Thursday. Kevin Kroll, 41, of Dunbar Township, Pennsylvania, faces a preliminary hearing June 30. He faces charges of drunken driving and public drunkenness for the February 20 incident. On that night, Uniontown police said Kroll walked in smelling of alcohol when he arrived at the precinct to be fingerprinted for a January 9 drunken driving incident. A look at the surveillance tape also revealed Kroll driving up in his Chevy pickup truck, CBS reported. The officer smelled alcohol and gave Kroll a breath test - and later a blood test.

Public records revealed that Kroll has had multiple court appearances for

OPTIONS:
- CBS and careless driving.
- Chevy and careless driving.
- DUI and careless driving.
- Dunbar Township and careless driving.
- Kevin Kroll and careless driving.
- Kroll and careless driving.
- Pennsylvania and careless driving.
- Uniontown and careless driving.


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(CNN) -- The Obama administration urged Qatar on Thursday to allow an American couple convicted of wrongdoing in the death of their adopted daughter to return to the United States. A heightened State Department appeal comes after the family increased pressure on U.S. officials to do more to secure the release of Matthew and Grace Huang. When their daughter, Gloria, died in January 2013, the couple was immediately arrested on charges they starved her to death. The Huangs, who maintained their daughter suffered from an eating disorder, have denied any wrongdoing in connection with her death and are fighting the conviction.

"The State Department will continue to engage

OPTIONS:
- American officials at the highest levels.
- CNN officials at the highest levels.
- Gloria officials at the highest levels.
- Grace Huang officials at the highest levels.
- Huangs officials at the highest levels.
- Matt officials at the highest levels.
- Matthew and Grace Huang officials at the highest levels.
- Obama officials at the highest levels.
- Qatar officials at the highest levels.
- Qatari officials at the highest levels.
- State Department officials at the highest levels.
- U.S. officials at the highest levels.
- United States officials at the highest levels.


Complete the passage.

David Cameron has warned the Iraq war inquiry chairman Sir John Chilcot that he is 'fast losing patience' with the ongoing delays to its report. The Prime Minister wrote to Sir John to express his dismay, amid claims the final report into the 2003 invasion will not be published until 2016 - seven years after it was first ordered by Gordon Brown. Mr Cameron's intervention emerged after the Chancellor George Osborne told MPs there was growing public concern at how long the inquiry was taking and order the inquiry to 'get on with it'. On Monday, the Prime Minister wrote to Sir John saying he was 'disappointed' that the inquiry was still unable to say when it was going to publish its report into the 2003 invasion.

The Chilcot enquiry was only finally set up by

OPTIONS:
- Cameron in 2009.
- David Cameron in 2009.
- George Osborne in 2009.
- Gordon Brown in 2009.
- Iraq in 2009.
- John in 2009.
- John Chilcot in 2009.
- John Chilcott in 2009.


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

(CNN) President Donald Trump spoke out Tuesday against a series of recent threats against Jewish Community Centers and other Jewish institutions, but advocacy groups and political opponents said his remarks did not go far enough and are now urging a more robust federal response. The Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect delivered a searing statement late Tuesday morning, accusing the White House of tacitly embracing anti-Semitism with its earlier silence and for failing to specifically cite the Jewish people in its International Holocaust Remembrance Day statement last month. "The President's sudden acknowledgment is a Band-Aid on the cancer of anti-Semitism that has infected his own administration," the group's executive director, Steven Goldstein, said in a social media post. "(Trump's) statement today is a pathetic asterisk of condescension after weeks in which he and his staff have committed grotesque acts and omissions reflecting anti-Semitism, yet day after day have refused to apologize and correct the record."

He blamed the

OPTIONS:
- Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect campaign for boosting those voices by not taking an immediate, proactive stand against them.
- Donald Trump campaign for boosting those voices by not taking an immediate, proactive stand against them.
- International Holocaust Remembrance Day campaign for boosting those voices by not taking an immediate, proactive stand against them.
- Jewish campaign for boosting those voices by not taking an immediate, proactive stand against them.
- Jewish Community Centers campaign for boosting those voices by not taking an immediate, proactive stand against them.
- Semitism campaign for boosting those voices by not taking an immediate, proactive stand against them.
- Steven Goldstein campaign for boosting those voices by not taking an immediate, proactive stand against them.
- Trump campaign for boosting those voices by not taking an immediate, proactive stand against them.
- White House campaign for boosting those voices by not taking an immediate, proactive stand against them.


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She delighted crowds by gleefully accepting Andy Murray's sweaty wristband at Wimbledon last week. But it seems the Duchess of Cornwall is not quite as keen to hold on to the soaked souvenir, instead putting it up for auction in aid of charity. The sweatband, which Murray hurled in Camilla's direction after beating Robin Haase in straight sets last Thursday, is to be sold on eBay next week. All funds raised from the sale will be donated to The Royal Veterinary College Animal Care Trust of which the Duchess is a patron. It is understood Murray, who will play Roger Federer in a hotly anticipated semi-final later today, chose the charity himself after speaking with Camilla following his match.

'That’s why The

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray has decided to donate it to auction, so fans get a unique chance to own a piece of #Wimbledon history.
- Camilla has decided to donate it to auction, so fans get a unique chance to own a piece of #Wimbledon history.
- Cornwall has decided to donate it to auction, so fans get a unique chance to own a piece of #Wimbledon history.
- Duchess has decided to donate it to auction, so fans get a unique chance to own a piece of #Wimbledon history.
- Murray has decided to donate it to auction, so fans get a unique chance to own a piece of #Wimbledon history.
- Philip Brook has decided to donate it to auction, so fans get a unique chance to own a piece of #Wimbledon history.
- Robin Haase has decided to donate it to auction, so fans get a unique chance to own a piece of #Wimbledon history.
- Roger Federer has decided to donate it to auction, so fans get a unique chance to own a piece of #Wimbledon history.
- Royal Box has decided to donate it to auction, so fans get a unique chance to own a piece of #Wimbledon history.
- The Royal Veterinary College Animal Care Trust has decided to donate it to auction, so fans get a unique chance to own a piece of #Wimbledon history.
- Wimbledon has decided to donate it to auction, so fans get a unique chance to own a piece of #Wimbledon history.
- of Cornwall has decided to donate it to auction, so fans get a unique chance to own a piece of #Wimbledon history.


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Matt Lowton is wanted by Burnley as Sean Dyche plans for life without Kieran Trippier. The Aston Villa right-back is likely to leave the club after three years, with Premier League newboys Norwich and Middlesbrough interested. Derby County have also looked at the 26-year-old. Tim Sherwood has begun reshaping his squad with the probable arrival of Micah Richards on a free transfer and Lowton would like to move to get regular football. The Villa manager is a keen admirer of Trippier, who has a £3.5m buyout clause, and Burnley looked at a part-exchange involving Lowton. Villa could still move for Trippier even if the Richards deal goes through - Sherwood wants defensive reinforcements - but Tottenham and Liverpool represent more attractive options for him.

But he has not managed to establish himself as a first-team starter and

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa is willing to let him leave.
- Burnley is willing to let him leave.
- Derby County is willing to let him leave.
- Kieran Trippier is willing to let him leave.
- Liverpool is willing to let him leave.
- Lowton is willing to let him leave.
- Matt Lowton is willing to let him leave.
- Micah Richards is willing to let him leave.
- Middlesbrough is willing to let him leave.
- Norwich is willing to let him leave.
- Premier League is willing to let him leave.
- Richards is willing to let him leave.
- Sean Dyche is willing to let him leave.
- Sherwood is willing to let him leave.
- Tim Sherwood is willing to let him leave.
- Tottenham is willing to let him leave.
- Trippier is willing to let him leave.
- Villa is willing to let him leave.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) There's something of a revolution spreading across social media in the United States and beyond. You can see it in the sharp reaction after Newt Gingrich clashed with Fox News' Megyn Kelly, accusing her of being "fascinated with sex" when she tried to ask him about women who accuse Donald Trump of grabbing them and kissing them against their will. You can see it in the curious ways in which women changed their social media profiles to include "nasty woman" after Donald Trump used the term to critique Hillary Clinton, and you can see it in the conversations in Facebook pages, where women are newly and openly venting about their encounters with sexism.

During the primaries, with Clinton running to make history as the first female president of the United States, a new generation of women voters were indeed excited -- but not about

OPTIONS:
- Donald Trump.
- Fox News.
- Frida Ghitis.
- Hillary Clinton.
- Megyn Kelly.
- Newt Gingrich.
- Trump.
- United States.


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A poet and LGBT activist from Boston has penned an emotionally raw letter in which he apologizes to his younger self and mourns the loss of his ability to bear children naturally. Ethan Smith, 22, decided to write the 'letter to the girl I used to be' when he began transitioning six months ago, Buzzfeed reports. Ethan, who was born 'Emily', then turned the letter into a poem and recited it for during the finals of the 2014 College Unions Poetry Slam Invitational in Boulder, Colorado that was sponsored by Button Poetry. During a tearful speech, Ethan apologized to Emily for taking so long to transition, and attempted to explain the confusion and torment he suffered during childhood and adolescence growing up in Washington state.

Finally, he tells

OPTIONS:
- Boston that she will always be a part of his journey - and of him.
- Boulder that she will always be a part of his journey - and of him.
- Button Poetry that she will always be a part of his journey - and of him.
- Buzzfeed that she will always be a part of his journey - and of him.
- College Unions Poetry Slam Invitational that she will always be a part of his journey - and of him.
- Colorado that she will always be a part of his journey - and of him.
- Emily that she will always be a part of his journey - and of him.
- Ethan that she will always be a part of his journey - and of him.
- Ethan Smith that she will always be a part of his journey - and of him.
- LGBT that she will always be a part of his journey - and of him.
- Washington that she will always be a part of his journey - and of him.


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Charlotte, North Carolina (CNN) More than two months ago, the fatal police shooting of Keith Lamont Scott sparked thousands of protesters into the streets of Charlotte. His death led to days of demonstrations including some that turned violent. They wanted justice for a black man who they felt lost his life due to excessive police force. On Wednesday, a more subdued scene played out following the announcement that Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department Officer Brentley Vinson would not be charged for fatally shooting the 43-year-old man in an apartment complex parking lot. The decision concluded a two-month long investigation into whether the shooting was justified.

Shortly before the shooting,

OPTIONS:
- Brentley Vinson visited a local convenience store where surveillance video showed a bulge around Scott's ankle.
- Charlotte visited a local convenience store where surveillance video showed a bulge around Scott's ankle.
- DA visited a local convenience store where surveillance video showed a bulge around Scott's ankle.
- DNA visited a local convenience store where surveillance video showed a bulge around Scott's ankle.
- Keith Lamont Scott visited a local convenience store where surveillance video showed a bulge around Scott's ankle.
- Mecklenburg Police Department visited a local convenience store where surveillance video showed a bulge around Scott's ankle.
- North Carolina visited a local convenience store where surveillance video showed a bulge around Scott's ankle.
- Scott visited a local convenience store where surveillance video showed a bulge around Scott's ankle.


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Washington (CNN) Even by the hyperactive standards of Donald Trump, it was a wild weekend. While most of the country settled in for a Columbus Day holiday break, Trump orchestrated a cacophony of threats, offered dark warnings of military action and waged bitter political feuds on multiple fronts. No one, not his estranged Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, his chief of staff John Kelly, European leaders, North Korean dictators, Democrats or despairing GOP senators can temper his shock and awe leadership style. In a torrent of angry tweets, a TV interview with former GOP presidential candidate Mike Huckabee and a back-and-forth with reporters, Trump poked and jabbed, in another mind-scrambling chapter of a reality-show presidency that is threatening to exhaust the nation.

The decision is sure to revive worries among

OPTIONS:
- CNN critics that the President has a habit of creating his own reality, when prevailing conditions do not reflect his view of the world and exacerbate splits in his own administration of foreign policy.
- Columbus Day critics that the President has a habit of creating his own reality, when prevailing conditions do not reflect his view of the world and exacerbate splits in his own administration of foreign policy.
- Democrats critics that the President has a habit of creating his own reality, when prevailing conditions do not reflect his view of the world and exacerbate splits in his own administration of foreign policy.
- Donald Trump critics that the President has a habit of creating his own reality, when prevailing conditions do not reflect his view of the world and exacerbate splits in his own administration of foreign policy.
- European critics that the President has a habit of creating his own reality, when prevailing conditions do not reflect his view of the world and exacerbate splits in his own administration of foreign policy.
- GOP critics that the President has a habit of creating his own reality, when prevailing conditions do not reflect his view of the world and exacerbate splits in his own administration of foreign policy.
- John Kelly critics that the President has a habit of creating his own reality, when prevailing conditions do not reflect his view of the world and exacerbate splits in his own administration of foreign policy.
- Mike Huckabee critics that the President has a habit of creating his own reality, when prevailing conditions do not reflect his view of the world and exacerbate splits in his own administration of foreign policy.
- North Korean critics that the President has a habit of creating his own reality, when prevailing conditions do not reflect his view of the world and exacerbate splits in his own administration of foreign policy.
- Rex Tillerson critics that the President has a habit of creating his own reality, when prevailing conditions do not reflect his view of the world and exacerbate splits in his own administration of foreign policy.
- Trump critics that the President has a habit of creating his own reality, when prevailing conditions do not reflect his view of the world and exacerbate splits in his own administration of foreign policy.
- Washington critics that the President has a habit of creating his own reality, when prevailing conditions do not reflect his view of the world and exacerbate splits in his own administration of foreign policy.


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The police officer whose heavy handed, 'out of control' actions breaking up a North Texas pool party were caught on camera and caused national outrage has resigned.. Officer David Eric Casebolt left his job with the McKinney Police Department on Tuesday after almost 10 years on the force and the day after a local protest drew nearly 1,000 people to the streets. His resignation was confirmed by his attorney, Jane Bishkin of Dallas and comes after calls for him to leave his job echoed across the Dallas-area city of McKinney and beyond via social media. McKinney's police chief said after the resignation that Casebolt's actions were 'indefensible.'

OPTIONS:
- Casebolt declined to say where Casebolt is now and said he had received death threats.
- Dallas declined to say where Casebolt is now and said he had received death threats.
- David Casebolt declined to say where Casebolt is now and said he had received death threats.
- David Eric Casebolt declined to say where Casebolt is now and said he had received death threats.
- Jane Bishkin declined to say where Casebolt is now and said he had received death threats.
- McKinney declined to say where Casebolt is now and said he had received death threats.
- McKinney Police Department declined to say where Casebolt is now and said he had received death threats.
- North Texas declined to say where Casebolt is now and said he had received death threats.
- Texas declined to say where Casebolt is now and said he had received death threats.


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(CNN) -- A five-year-old British boy who was kidnapped in Pakistan earlier this month has been found safe and is back with his relatives, the British High Commission said Tuesday. Sahil Saeed was released at a school in the Punjab province of Pakistan, said Assistant Chief Constable David Thompson of the Greater Manchester Police in England, near his parents' residence in Oldham. From there, Sahil wandered into a field and was found by residents who looked after him until police arrived, Thompson said. Regional Pakistani police said Sahil was found near the town of Danga in Punjab province, close to where he was abducted March 3.

Sahil, a British citizen of Pakistani descent, was on the last day of a two-week vacation in

OPTIONS:
- Aslam Tareen before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern England.
- British before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern England.
- British High Commission before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern England.
- CNN before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern England.
- Danga before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern England.
- David Thompson before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern England.
- England before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern England.
- Greater Manchester Police before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern England.
- Gunmen before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern England.
- Oldham before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern England.
- Pakistan before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern England.
- Pakistani before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern England.
- Punjab before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern England.
- Punjabon before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern England.
- Sahil before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern England.
- Sahil Saeed before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern England.
- Thompson before he was to return home to Oldham, in northern England.


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Prince George is starting to talk about Christmas and Princess Charlotte is getting on well with her 'noisy' big brother, the Duchess of Cambridge today revealed. Asked about her plans for Christmas during a visit to a men's mental health support group, Kate replied: 'I haven't started yet, but George will be starting to talk about Christmas soon.' Asked about her two-year-old son and six-month-old daughter, she added: 'They are doing really well, thanks. Charlotte is getting bigger and getting on well with her noisy big brother.' Kate, who was accompanied on the visit by husband William, was handed a gift of a knitted woollen sheep for each of their children – one with a blue ribbon for George and one in pink for Charlotte.

As

OPTIONS:
- Cambridge admired his work, he joked: 'Do you want to take something home for your grandma?'
- Charlotte admired his work, he joked: 'Do you want to take something home for your grandma?'
- Duchess admired his work, he joked: 'Do you want to take something home for your grandma?'
- Duke admired his work, he joked: 'Do you want to take something home for your grandma?'
- George admired his work, he joked: 'Do you want to take something home for your grandma?'
- Kate admired his work, he joked: 'Do you want to take something home for your grandma?'
- Prince George admired his work, he joked: 'Do you want to take something home for your grandma?'
- Wales admired his work, he joked: 'Do you want to take something home for your grandma?'
- William admired his work, he joked: 'Do you want to take something home for your grandma?'


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London (CNN)Want to get the latest issue of the world's most controversial magazine but can't get your hands on a paper copy? Don't worry, there's an app for that. The Charlie Hebdo app features the so-called "survivors' issue" of the satirical magazine, which sold out within minutes in France and across Europe this week. Versions are available for iOS, Android and Windows Phone. Once downloaded, users can purchase the latest edition for $2.99. Twelve people, including several of France's most famous cartoonists, were massacred at Charlie Hebdo's Paris office last week by gunmen who claimed the attack was retribution for the magazine's notorious cartoon caricatures of Islam and the Prophet Mohammed.

In November 2011 the magazine's office was burned down on the same day it was due to release an issue with a cover that appeared to poke fun at

OPTIONS:
- Android law.
- CNN law.
- Charlie Hebdo law.
- Europe law.
- France law.
- French law.
- Islam law.
- London law.
- Paris law.
- Prophet Mohammed law.
- Windows Phone law.
- iOS law.


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Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- Russia asserted its diplomatic and military muscle Saturday as tensions remained high ahead of a vote on secession in Crimea. About 60 Russian troops in six helicopters and three armored vehicles reportedly crossed into Ukraine's Kherson region and were in the town of Strilkove, on a strip of land just northeast of Crimea. The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine said the Russian troops were on the ground and the Ukrainian guards had taken defensive positions. The region is key to neighboring Crimea, because it gets electricity, freshwater and natural gas from there. The Russians said they were in Kherson to prevent a possible terrorist attack on oil assets in the area, according to the Ukrainian border guards.

Many people living in Ukraine's eastern region, along the Ukraine-Russia border, identify more with Russia than with

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Crimea.
- Kherson.
- Kiev.
- Moscow.
- Russia.
- Russian.
- Russians.
- State Border Guard Service of Ukraine.
- Strilkove.
- Ukraine.
- Ukrainian.


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Torino coach Giampiero Ventura has given his blessing to Matteo Darmian to join Manchester United. Darmian is on the verge of completing a move to United after an agreement was reached between the two clubs on Wednesday for the Italian defender to move to Old Trafford. Torino  have accepted an initial fee of £12.7million with a further £1.7m in variables. When asked about Darmian's move to the Barclays Premier League, Ventura told Sky Italia: 'We have worked together for some time. 'Because of his desire, humility and will to achieve things, it's right to grant him the opportunity to realise a dream to play in the Champions League in a team that will fight to win it.

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League president Urbano Cairo hinted earlier this week that Darmian could depart after four seasons at the club.
- Champions League president Urbano Cairo hinted earlier this week that Darmian could depart after four seasons at the club.
- Darmian president Urbano Cairo hinted earlier this week that Darmian could depart after four seasons at the club.
- Giampiero Ventura president Urbano Cairo hinted earlier this week that Darmian could depart after four seasons at the club.
- Italian president Urbano Cairo hinted earlier this week that Darmian could depart after four seasons at the club.
- Manchester United president Urbano Cairo hinted earlier this week that Darmian could depart after four seasons at the club.
- Matteo Darmian president Urbano Cairo hinted earlier this week that Darmian could depart after four seasons at the club.
- Old Trafford president Urbano Cairo hinted earlier this week that Darmian could depart after four seasons at the club.
- Sky Italia president Urbano Cairo hinted earlier this week that Darmian could depart after four seasons at the club.
- Torino president Urbano Cairo hinted earlier this week that Darmian could depart after four seasons at the club.
- United president Urbano Cairo hinted earlier this week that Darmian could depart after four seasons at the club.
- Ventura president Urbano Cairo hinted earlier this week that Darmian could depart after four seasons at the club.


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(CNN) The owner of Pulse nightclub in Orlando announced plans Thursday to build a permanent memorial and museum on the building's grounds to honor the victims of the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history. Barbara Poma, who established Pulse as an LGBT club in 2004, said the OnePulse Foundation would raise funds to go toward a memorial, community grants for survivors' families, scholarships and a museum with artifacts and stories of that fatal day. "We will not let hate win," said Poma, who founded Pulse to honor her brother, who died of HIV/AIDS in 1991. "We will ensure that no one of this generation and the generations to come will ever forget what happened here."

"I now know that my role is to ensure

OPTIONS:
- AIDS as a place of healing," she said.
- American as a place of healing," she said.
- Barbara Poma as a place of healing," she said.
- CNN as a place of healing," she said.
- HIV as a place of healing," she said.
- LGBT as a place of healing," she said.
- OnePulse Foundation as a place of healing," she said.
- Orlando as a place of healing," she said.
- Orlando LGBT as a place of healing," she said.
- Poma as a place of healing," she said.
- Pulse as a place of healing," she said.


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(CNN) Republican Rep. Mo Brooks said Thursday that protests at town halls around the country might prevent Republican lawmakers from repealing the Affordable Care Act. "I'll tell you, Toni, there are a, in my opinion, a significant number of congressmen who are being impacted by these kinds of protests and their spine is a little bit weak," the Alabama congressman said in an interview on "The Morning Show with Toni & Gary" on WBHP 800 Alabama radio. "And I don't know if we're going to be able to repeal Obamacare now because these folks who support Obamacare are very active, they're putting pressure on congressman and there's not a counter-effort to steel the spine of some of these congressmen in tossup districts around the country."

And if that's the case, if that ends up being the administration's position, then that is not a repeal of Obamacare, that's an amendment to

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act."
- Alabama."
- Brooks."
- CNN."
- Mo Brooks."
- Obamacare."
- Republican."
- The Morning Show."
- Toni."
- Toni & Gary."
- WBHP."


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Washington (CNN) When Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski helped defeat her own party's bill to repeal Obamacare earlier this year, she said she was applauded upon her arrival at airports across her home state of Alaska. Now that Republicans have added a plan to roll back a significant part of Obamacare to their tax bill, attention has once again shifted to the three-term senator. Republicans can once again only lose three senators or their efforts will fail, but GOP leaders are optimistic that Murkowski will side with her party this time. RELATED: It's all coming down to Lisa Murkowski -- again

Proponents of opening up ANWR say it would significantly help

OPTIONS:
- Alaska's economy, and adding it to tax reform will help give the package more revenue to pay for tax cuts.
- CNN's economy, and adding it to tax reform will help give the package more revenue to pay for tax cuts.
- GOP's economy, and adding it to tax reform will help give the package more revenue to pay for tax cuts.
- Lisa Murkowski's economy, and adding it to tax reform will help give the package more revenue to pay for tax cuts.
- Murkowski's economy, and adding it to tax reform will help give the package more revenue to pay for tax cuts.
- Obamacare's economy, and adding it to tax reform will help give the package more revenue to pay for tax cuts.
- Republican's economy, and adding it to tax reform will help give the package more revenue to pay for tax cuts.
- Republicans's economy, and adding it to tax reform will help give the package more revenue to pay for tax cuts.
- US's economy, and adding it to tax reform will help give the package more revenue to pay for tax cuts.
- Washington's economy, and adding it to tax reform will help give the package more revenue to pay for tax cuts.


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Malcolm Turnbull's triumph over Tony Abbott in a Liberal Party leadership ballot will have ramifications far beyond the Prime Minister's office. A number of government ministers and backbenchers will have their fortunes changed by the vote, which Prime Minister-elect Turnbull won 54 to 44 on Monday night. Members within the government and also the opposition are expected to be impacted by the change of Prime Minister, including Treasurer Joe Hockey, deputy leader Julie Bishop, Social Services Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten. Mr Turnbull, 60, has coveted the Prime Ministership for many years. His victory comes seven years after he was first appointed Liberal Party leader, only to be booted from the position by Tony Abbott in December, 2009.

It has been widely speculated Mr Morrison could serve as Treasurer in Mr

OPTIONS:
- Abbott's  cabinet.
- Bill Shorten's  cabinet.
- Joe Hockey's  cabinet.
- Julie Bishop's  cabinet.
- Liberal Party's  cabinet.
- Malcolm Turnbull's  cabinet.
- Prime Ministership's  cabinet.
- Scott Morrison's  cabinet.
- Social Services's  cabinet.
- Tony Abbott's  cabinet.
- Turnbull's  cabinet.


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(CNN) Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin, told CNN that "hysteria in official Washington and in the American media" is harming relations between the two nations. Allegations that Russia hacked American institutions are false, Peskov said in an interview, and it's "high time for someone in the States to think, 'Are we that weak that a country can interfere in our domestic affairs and influence our electoral system?' "This is unimaginable and someone has to say -- all this is not true. We have to be sober, let's come to our minds," Peskov said. Questions about President Donald Trump's ties to Russia have consumed Washington since Trump assumed office. Much of the scrutiny is directed at meetings between Russian officials and people close to Trump before he took office.

The United States is "global player number one," Peskov said, and

OPTIONS:
- American seeks a relationship with a stable government.
- CNN seeks a relationship with a stable government.
- Dmitry Peskov seeks a relationship with a stable government.
- Donald Trump seeks a relationship with a stable government.
- Peskov seeks a relationship with a stable government.
- Putin seeks a relationship with a stable government.
- Russia seeks a relationship with a stable government.
- Russian seeks a relationship with a stable government.
- States seeks a relationship with a stable government.
- Trump seeks a relationship with a stable government.
- US seeks a relationship with a stable government.
- Vladimir Putin seeks a relationship with a stable government.
- Washington seeks a relationship with a stable government.


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Philadelphia (CNN) President Barack Obama on Wednesday handed his legacy to Hillary Clinton, setting her up for the speech of her life with a powerful endorsement and the enduring image of a warm embrace. Clinton joined Obama on stage after his speech, and the President and his 2008 primary rival clung together in a shared moment of symbolism: the nation's first African-American leader entrusting its future to the woman who could become its first female commander-in-chief. Obama was in Philadelphia at the Democratic National Convention 12 years to the day after he shook politics with a convention speech in Boston that encouraged Americans to look at the common threads that unite them. He offered a similarly empowering vision of the nation Wednesday, saying America doesn't need a "self declared savior" like Donald Trump to fix it.

"

OPTIONS:
- African says he wants to run the nation like he's run his business.
- America says he wants to run the nation like he's run his business.
- American says he wants to run the nation like he's run his business.
- Americans says he wants to run the nation like he's run his business.
- Barack Obama says he wants to run the nation like he's run his business.
- Boston says he wants to run the nation like he's run his business.
- CNN says he wants to run the nation like he's run his business.
- Clinton says he wants to run the nation like he's run his business.
- Democratic National Convention says he wants to run the nation like he's run his business.
- Donald Trump says he wants to run the nation like he's run his business.
- Hillary Clinton says he wants to run the nation like he's run his business.
- Joe Biden says he wants to run the nation like he's run his business.
- Obama says he wants to run the nation like he's run his business.
- Philadelphia says he wants to run the nation like he's run his business.


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(CNN) The Marine Corps' fighting ability is undermined by the more than 30,000 active Marines and veterans involved in a private Facebook group being investigated for allegedly posting explicit photos of women in the military without their consent, a former Navy secretary told CNN on Friday. "There's no good excuse," Ray Mabus said on CNN's New Day. "The Marine motto is 'semper fidelis,' always faithful, and what these Marines did was to be unfaithful to their fellow Marines." "Marines look after each other, Marines have each other's back. Look at what the commandant of the Marine Corps said about this, this makes us a less effective fighting force," Mabus said, referring to a video statement posted Tuesday by Gen. Robert Neller.

"These Marines, these veterans, that have participated in this have attacked fellow Marines, and that is inexcusable in a fighting force, and particularly in the

OPTIONS:
- CNN, who are so special."
- Facebook, who are so special."
- Mabus, who are so special."
- Marine Corps, who are so special."
- Marines, who are so special."
- Marines United, who are so special."
- Navy, who are so special."
- New Day, who are so special."
- Ray Mabus, who are so special."
- Robert Neller, who are so special."


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(CNN) A familiar pattern is emerging as Iraqi forces begin the final phase of their offensive to clear ISIS fighters from western Mosul. They edge towards the city limits, using artillery and airstrikes to soften up the terror group's defenses. ISIS retaliates with suicide bombs, exploits its tunnel networks and activates sleeper cells elsewhere in the city. A long battle of attrition is underway, with some 750,000 civilians caught in the middle. For the Iraqi army and government, the prize is clearing ISIS from the last city it holds in Iraq. What does the battle look like? The battle for western Mosul is likely to be tougher than that for the eastern half of the city, which took well over two months. Satellite imagery and witness accounts indicate that ISIS' defenses are thicker here, and the warren of alleys in the old city is impenetrable to armored vehicles.

A CNN team in eastern

OPTIONS:
- ISIS last month found the brittle mood among a civilian population that was beginning to return home but wary of the fragile security situation.
- Iraq last month found the brittle mood among a civilian population that was beginning to return home but wary of the fragile security situation.
- Iraqi last month found the brittle mood among a civilian population that was beginning to return home but wary of the fragile security situation.
- Mosul last month found the brittle mood among a civilian population that was beginning to return home but wary of the fragile security situation.


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Washington (CNN) When Donald Trump takes office, his plate will be full with national security challenges ranging ISIS to Russia. But first up may be the issue of how top military officers deal with the new commander in chief himself. There is civilian control of the military, and there is unquestioned loyalty to any president. But Trump comes into office with a series of campaign promises that include the possibility of ordering illegal action by the US military. The issue getting perhaps the most attention is Trump's campaign statements he might institute waterboarding of terrorism suspects. Waterboarding is considered torture, which is illegal under US and international law. Other Trump campaign promises that worry some commanders and troops include the notion of bombing with little regard for civilian casualties or taking Iraq's oil supplies, also potential violations of international law.

But CNN has spoken to several current senior officers who have given thought to whether they could confront this issue in a

OPTIONS:
- CNN administration.
- Donald Trump administration.
- ISIS administration.
- Iraq administration.
- Russia administration.
- Trump administration.
- US administration.
- Washington administration.