Write the next sentence.

President Barack Obama has ordered the deployment of up to 450 more U.S. troops and establishment of a new training base in Iraq's Anbar province  to help rebuild Iraqi forces in preparation for a battle to retake territory lost to ISIS. The plan to expand the 3,100-strong U.S. contingent of trainers and advisers in Iraq marks an adjustment in strategy for Obama, who has faced mounting pressure to do more to blunt the momentum of insurgents. Obama decided on the new troop deployment in response to a request from Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, the White House said. The two leaders met on the margins of the G7 summit in Germany earlier this week.

on the ground will in Anbar would help

OPTIONS:
- Abadi forces devise a
- Anbar forces devise a
- Barack Obama forces devise a
- Haider al forces devise a
- ISIS forces devise a
- Iraq forces devise a
- Iraqi forces devise a
- Obama forces devise a
- U.S. forces devise a


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

Washington (CNN) Even as tensions between the US and North Korea have intensified, along with President Donald Trump's rhetoric, US diplomats have quietly and steadily been in contact with their North Korean counterparts. The meetings, led by the US Special Representative for North Korea Policy Joseph Yun and reported on by CNN, have focused on Americans detained in North Korea, but have also touched on the relationship between the two countries. The US has been in contact with North Korea since at least February at an official level and there have been lower-level talks between Americans -- though none who represent the US government -- and North Korean officials.

Trump directed the Secretary to take all appropriate measures to secure the release of the

OPTIONS:
- Americans.
- CNN.
- Donald Trump.
- Joseph Yun.
- North Korea.
- North Korean.
- Obama.
- Pyongyang.
- Trump.
- US.
- Washington.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) Though many individuals likely contributed to the President's decision to fire FBI Director James Comey, one notable one may have been Roger Stone, a 64-year-old close friend of Donald Trump and central figure in the FBI investigation into Trump campaign ties to Russia. In the middle of the Watergate scandal, Stone, who engaged in dirty tricks during Richard Nixon's 1972 campaign, was discovered to have hired a Republican operative to infiltrate the George McGovern campaign and was subsequently fired from his job. After the President's resignation, Stone remained an ardent Nixon apologist and loyalist. He even had the man's face tattooed on his back and devoted his life to ruthless, anything-goes politics (or political consulting, as you may know it). Stone's motto was and continues to be: "Admit nothing, deny everything, launch counterattack." And anyone who has watched Trump closely over the years would think it was his personal slogan, too.

But as much as

OPTIONS:
- CNN may have appreciated Stone's extreme pugnaciousness, he also had his reservations.
- Comey may have appreciated Stone's extreme pugnaciousness, he also had his reservations.
- D'Antonio may have appreciated Stone's extreme pugnaciousness, he also had his reservations.
- Donald Trump may have appreciated Stone's extreme pugnaciousness, he also had his reservations.
- FBI may have appreciated Stone's extreme pugnaciousness, he also had his reservations.
- George McGovern may have appreciated Stone's extreme pugnaciousness, he also had his reservations.
- James Comey may have appreciated Stone's extreme pugnaciousness, he also had his reservations.
- Michael D'Antonio may have appreciated Stone's extreme pugnaciousness, he also had his reservations.
- Nixon may have appreciated Stone's extreme pugnaciousness, he also had his reservations.
- Republican may have appreciated Stone's extreme pugnaciousness, he also had his reservations.
- Richard Nixon may have appreciated Stone's extreme pugnaciousness, he also had his reservations.
- Roger Stone may have appreciated Stone's extreme pugnaciousness, he also had his reservations.
- Russia may have appreciated Stone's extreme pugnaciousness, he also had his reservations.
- Stone may have appreciated Stone's extreme pugnaciousness, he also had his reservations.
- Trump may have appreciated Stone's extreme pugnaciousness, he also had his reservations.
- Watergate may have appreciated Stone's extreme pugnaciousness, he also had his reservations.


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Veteran striker Miroslav Klose helped himself to two goals as Lazio crushed Fiorentina 4-0 in Serie A on Monday, a result that boosted their chances of reaching next season's Champions League. Lucas Biglia set Lazio on their way and an Antonio Candreva penalty put them in complete control as they went joint third with Napoli on 46 points. Fiorentina, whose Champions League hopes took a hefty blow as they dropped four points behind their opponents in joint fifth, were unrecognisable from the team that won 2-1 at Juventus in the Italian Cup on Thursday. Lazio striker Miroslav Klose celebrates his second goal of the night in front of the cheering home fans

The top two qualify for the

OPTIONS:
- Antonio Candevra group stage and the third-placed club go into the final playoff round.
- Antonio Candreva group stage and the third-placed club go into the final playoff round.
- Champions League group stage and the third-placed club go into the final playoff round.
- Fiorentina group stage and the third-placed club go into the final playoff round.
- Italian Cup group stage and the third-placed club go into the final playoff round.
- Juventus group stage and the third-placed club go into the final playoff round.
- Lazio group stage and the third-placed club go into the final playoff round.
- Lucas Biglia group stage and the third-placed club go into the final playoff round.
- Miroslav Klose group stage and the third-placed club go into the final playoff round.
- Napoli group stage and the third-placed club go into the final playoff round.
- Serie A group stage and the third-placed club go into the final playoff round.
- World Cup group stage and the third-placed club go into the final playoff round.


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

(CNN) A United Nations official is headed to the Central African Republic after reports that over 100 women, girls and boys were raped and abused -- many by U.N. peacekeepers. Jane Holl Lute, a senior U.N. official tasked with leading efforts to curb peacekeeper abuse, was en route to the country Wednesday, U.N. spokesman Farhan Haq said. Allegations of sexual abuse by foreign and local forces have plagued the Central African Republic since the United Nations sent forces to the country two years ago. But they're still just as shocking as ever. Central African Republic peacekeeper chief fired over sex abuse claims

The

OPTIONS:
- Central African Republic's top official in charge of human rights called the new accusations "sickening."
- Farhan Haq's top official in charge of human rights called the new accusations "sickening."
- Jane Holl Lute's top official in charge of human rights called the new accusations "sickening."
- U.N.'s top official in charge of human rights called the new accusations "sickening."
- United Nations's top official in charge of human rights called the new accusations "sickening."


How does the sentence end?

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

That's when his edgy songs and magical performances inspired the

OPTIONS:
- Bowie generation and created a new cadre of fans.
- David Bowie generation and created a new cadre of fans.
- Houston generation and created a new cadre of fans.
- Jackson generation and created a new cadre of fans.
- Little Red Corvette generation and created a new cadre of fans.
- MTV generation and created a new cadre of fans.
- Michael Jackson generation and created a new cadre of fans.
- Prince generation and created a new cadre of fans.
- Whitney Houston generation and created a new cadre of fans.


Find the right ending to this passage.

He is the fictional superhero with a brilliant mind capable of solving the most complicated crimes... or at least he was. In new movie called Mr Holmes, it’s 1947 and super-sleuth Sherlock - played by Sir Ian McKellen - is aged 93 and a shadow of his former self. His legendary powers of deduction are ebbing away, his once razor-sharp mind blunted by senility. Although still intellectually curious, he is enfeebled, backward-looking and living out the last chapter of his life on a remote Sussex farm, where he keeps bees. This is a frail Sherlock Holmes as we’ve never seen him before - certainly never in any of the 60 stories of his creator Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, or in the recent hit portrayals by Benedict Cumberbatch on TV and Robert Downey Jr in two movies, with a third in the pipeline.

Over the years, and much to

OPTIONS:
- Arthur Conan Doyle’s irritation, they have brought him unwanted fame.
- Benedict Cumberbatch’s irritation, they have brought him unwanted fame.
- Holmes’s irritation, they have brought him unwanted fame.
- Ian McKellen’s irritation, they have brought him unwanted fame.
- Mitch Cullen’s irritation, they have brought him unwanted fame.
- Mr Holmes’s irritation, they have brought him unwanted fame.
- Robert Downey Jr’s irritation, they have brought him unwanted fame.
- Sherlock’s irritation, they have brought him unwanted fame.
- Sherlock Holmes’s irritation, they have brought him unwanted fame.
- Sussex’s irritation, they have brought him unwanted fame.


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Victim: Dr Martin Luther King The FBI repeatedly deceived Congress by destroying vital files relating to the assassination of Martin Luther King, a new book claims. Leading King historian Stuart Wexler said that the bureau chose to cover up the potential role of a high level informant in the killing rather than tell the truth. Wexler said that it could have been one of the greatest scandals in the history of the FBI - but now we may never know what happened. By destroying the files the FBI disobeyed a direct order not to do so from a Congressional Committee which had been set up to investigate the killing of King and former President John F Kennedy.

KKK: Tommy Tarrants was a figure in the

OPTIONS:
- Assassinations Committee and seemed initially marginal to the investigation into the MLK murder but was suddenly made a significant figure.
- Congress and seemed initially marginal to the investigation into the MLK murder but was suddenly made a significant figure.
- Congressional Committee and seemed initially marginal to the investigation into the MLK murder but was suddenly made a significant figure.
- Daily Mail Online and seemed initially marginal to the investigation into the MLK murder but was suddenly made a significant figure.
- FBI and seemed initially marginal to the investigation into the MLK murder but was suddenly made a significant figure.
- John F Kennedy and seemed initially marginal to the investigation into the MLK murder but was suddenly made a significant figure.
- KKK and seemed initially marginal to the investigation into the MLK murder but was suddenly made a significant figure.
- King and seemed initially marginal to the investigation into the MLK murder but was suddenly made a significant figure.
- Laude Matthews and seemed initially marginal to the investigation into the MLK murder but was suddenly made a significant figure.
- Martin Luther King and seemed initially marginal to the investigation into the MLK murder but was suddenly made a significant figure.
- Mississippi KKK and seemed initially marginal to the investigation into the MLK murder but was suddenly made a significant figure.
- Stuart Wexler and seemed initially marginal to the investigation into the MLK murder but was suddenly made a significant figure.
- Tarrants and seemed initially marginal to the investigation into the MLK murder but was suddenly made a significant figure.
- Tommy Tarrants and seemed initially marginal to the investigation into the MLK murder but was suddenly made a significant figure.
- Wexler and seemed initially marginal to the investigation into the MLK murder but was suddenly made a significant figure.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) -- Fifteen years ago, men who were suffering from impotence received a beacon of hope in the form of a little blue pill. Wednesday marks the 15th anniversary of Viagra's FDA approval in the United States. Viagra currently holds 45% of the sexual dysfunction market share, with competitor Cialis in close second, according to industry researcher IMS Health. There were 8 million Viagra prescriptions written in 2012 with total sales of about $2 billion. But how did a drug that was originally tested for the treatment of heart problems end up in bedrooms across America? Take a look back at Viagra's history.

The side effects for

OPTIONS:
- America are similar to Viagra, and men with heart problems or abnormal blood pressure are advised against taking it.
- British are similar to Viagra, and men with heart problems or abnormal blood pressure are advised against taking it.
- CNN are similar to Viagra, and men with heart problems or abnormal blood pressure are advised against taking it.
- Cialis are similar to Viagra, and men with heart problems or abnormal blood pressure are advised against taking it.
- FDA are similar to Viagra, and men with heart problems or abnormal blood pressure are advised against taking it.
- IMS Health are similar to Viagra, and men with heart problems or abnormal blood pressure are advised against taking it.
- Pfizer are similar to Viagra, and men with heart problems or abnormal blood pressure are advised against taking it.
- United States are similar to Viagra, and men with heart problems or abnormal blood pressure are advised against taking it.
- Viagra are similar to Viagra, and men with heart problems or abnormal blood pressure are advised against taking it.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Actor Harrison Ford described himself as a "schmuck" after he mistakenly landed his small plane on a taxiway at a Southern California airport last month. In audio recordings released by the Federal Aviation Authority, Ford said he was distracted by two jets during the airport runway mishap on February 13. The veteran actor was flying a small plane that mistakenly landed on a taxiway of a Santa Ana airport, flying directly over a waiting American Airlines Boeing 737 commercial jet that had 116 people aboard, federal officials said. "Yeah, hi, it's Husky Eight-Niner Hotel Uniform (call sign) and the schmuck that landed on the taxiway," Ford is heard saying on the FAA audio recording.

The

OPTIONS:
- American Airlines said the pilot repeated the approved landing clearance back to the air traffic controller.
- Boeing 737 said the pilot repeated the approved landing clearance back to the air traffic controller.
- FAA said the pilot repeated the approved landing clearance back to the air traffic controller.
- Federal Aviation Authority said the pilot repeated the approved landing clearance back to the air traffic controller.
- Ford said the pilot repeated the approved landing clearance back to the air traffic controller.
- Harrison Ford said the pilot repeated the approved landing clearance back to the air traffic controller.
- Husky Eight said the pilot repeated the approved landing clearance back to the air traffic controller.
- Niner Hotel Uniform said the pilot repeated the approved landing clearance back to the air traffic controller.
- Santa Ana said the pilot repeated the approved landing clearance back to the air traffic controller.
- Southern California said the pilot repeated the approved landing clearance back to the air traffic controller.


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This is the woman who spotted suspected gunman Dylann Roof after the shooting in Charleston - then followed him 35 miles until he was caught. Debbie Dills, a florist and a minister, was running late for work at Frady's Florist at 10.30am on Thursday when she passed a familiar-looking black Hyundai at a red light on Highway 74 in Kings Mountain, North Carolina. After hesitating and pulling off the highway, she says, 'instinct kicked in' and she ended up on a 35-mile car chase to Shelby, North Carolina, while on the phone to police who scrambled to catch up with her.

Twenty minutes later, just before noon, officers surrounded

OPTIONS:
- Charleston's car and he surrendered without contest.
- Debbie Dills's car and he surrendered without contest.
- Dylann Roof's car and he surrendered without contest.
- Frady's Florist's car and he surrendered without contest.
- God's car and he surrendered without contest.
- Highway 74's car and he surrendered without contest.
- Hyundai's car and he surrendered without contest.
- Kings Mountain's car and he surrendered without contest.
- NC's car and he surrendered without contest.
- North Carolina's car and he surrendered without contest.
- Shelby's car and he surrendered without contest.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Police have expanded the search area for 'Shawshank' escapee David Sweat as they concede he may have slipped past them once again. More than 1,200 officers spent the night standing guard around a three-square-mile parameter in Malone, New York, as State Police insisted they had the surviving escapee 'contained'. It was based on their assumption that Sweat was traveling with fellow fugitive Richard Matt, who was shot and killed by law enforcement nearby on Friday afternoon. However, around 24 hours later, the parameter has been expanded to 22 square miles, as Clinton County sheriff David Favro solemnly conceded there is 'not a heck of a lot' of progress in the search. Torrential rain forecast for the area overnight and on Sunday is also expected to hamper their efforts and  wash away evidence.

OPTIONS:
- Canadian was serving life with no possibility of parole after being found guilty of pumping 22 bullets into a sheriff's deputy before running him over.
- Clinton County was serving life with no possibility of parole after being found guilty of pumping 22 bullets into a sheriff's deputy before running him over.
- David Favro was serving life with no possibility of parole after being found guilty of pumping 22 bullets into a sheriff's deputy before running him over.
- David Sweat was serving life with no possibility of parole after being found guilty of pumping 22 bullets into a sheriff's deputy before running him over.
- Malone was serving life with no possibility of parole after being found guilty of pumping 22 bullets into a sheriff's deputy before running him over.
- Matt's was serving life with no possibility of parole after being found guilty of pumping 22 bullets into a sheriff's deputy before running him over.
- New York was serving life with no possibility of parole after being found guilty of pumping 22 bullets into a sheriff's deputy before running him over.
- Richard Matt was serving life with no possibility of parole after being found guilty of pumping 22 bullets into a sheriff's deputy before running him over.
- Shawshank was serving life with no possibility of parole after being found guilty of pumping 22 bullets into a sheriff's deputy before running him over.
- State Police was serving life with no possibility of parole after being found guilty of pumping 22 bullets into a sheriff's deputy before running him over.
- Sweat was serving life with no possibility of parole after being found guilty of pumping 22 bullets into a sheriff's deputy before running him over.
- Wayne Schimpf was serving life with no possibility of parole after being found guilty of pumping 22 bullets into a sheriff's deputy before running him over.


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SEOUL, South Korea (CNN) -- The last bit of news I heard before boarding a plane to Seoul a few days ago was that North Korea had just fired 100 artillery shells into the sea near the border with South Korea. Disturbing news from North Korea comes just as often as stories that make us laugh in disbelief. The many quirky, mystifying, baffling developments in Pyongyang make its young ruler, Kim Jung Un, an irresistible target for comedians. It was hard to suppress a laugh, for example, when North Korea severely declared that an upcoming satirical Hollywood movie constituted "an act of war" and filed an official complaint with the United Nations.

It is those random, capricious, frequently dangerous behaviors that allow fragile, brittle, bankrupt North Korea to force its dazzlingly successful neighbor,

OPTIONS:
- CNN, to maintain a constant state of alert, to wonder if its capital city can survive an attack across a border that lies just 35 miles away.
- Frida Ghitis, to maintain a constant state of alert, to wonder if its capital city can survive an attack across a border that lies just 35 miles away.
- Ghitis, to maintain a constant state of alert, to wonder if its capital city can survive an attack across a border that lies just 35 miles away.
- Hollywood, to maintain a constant state of alert, to wonder if its capital city can survive an attack across a border that lies just 35 miles away.
- Kim Jung Un, to maintain a constant state of alert, to wonder if its capital city can survive an attack across a border that lies just 35 miles away.
- North Korea, to maintain a constant state of alert, to wonder if its capital city can survive an attack across a border that lies just 35 miles away.
- Pyongyang, to maintain a constant state of alert, to wonder if its capital city can survive an attack across a border that lies just 35 miles away.
- SEOUL, to maintain a constant state of alert, to wonder if its capital city can survive an attack across a border that lies just 35 miles away.
- Seoul, to maintain a constant state of alert, to wonder if its capital city can survive an attack across a border that lies just 35 miles away.
- South Korea, to maintain a constant state of alert, to wonder if its capital city can survive an attack across a border that lies just 35 miles away.
- United Nations, to maintain a constant state of alert, to wonder if its capital city can survive an attack across a border that lies just 35 miles away.


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(CNN) Whether you're a Pokémon Go enthusiast or not, only a few are blissfully unaware of the new smartphone game which has taken over everywhere. Now, it has helped two unsuspecting gamers to catch out an attempted murder suspect. The reality-game-meets-exercise app was instrumental in aiding two Marines to help local police officers catch an attempted murder suspect. Seth Ortega and his roommate were playing Pokémon Go close to Fullerton Park in California when they noticed a suspicious looking man approach a mom and her three kids. "We saw the suspect when we were heading for the PokeStops at the park, on the way to our car. We had parked across from the museum before our adventure due to the high number of PokeStops on that street", Seth told CNN. For the uninitiated, PokeStops are locations which are points of interest that allow a player to receive game bonuses.

OPTIONS:
- CNN's profile has risen at lightning speed, giving WhatsApp, Instagram and Snapchat a run for their money.
- California's profile has risen at lightning speed, giving WhatsApp, Instagram and Snapchat a run for their money.
- Fullerton Park's profile has risen at lightning speed, giving WhatsApp, Instagram and Snapchat a run for their money.
- Marines's profile has risen at lightning speed, giving WhatsApp, Instagram and Snapchat a run for their money.
- PokeStops's profile has risen at lightning speed, giving WhatsApp, Instagram and Snapchat a run for their money.
- Pokémon's profile has risen at lightning speed, giving WhatsApp, Instagram and Snapchat a run for their money.
- Pokémon GO's profile has risen at lightning speed, giving WhatsApp, Instagram and Snapchat a run for their money.
- Pokémon Go's profile has risen at lightning speed, giving WhatsApp, Instagram and Snapchat a run for their money.
- Seth's profile has risen at lightning speed, giving WhatsApp, Instagram and Snapchat a run for their money.
- Seth Ortega's profile has risen at lightning speed, giving WhatsApp, Instagram and Snapchat a run for their money.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) Donald Trump was never part of the Washington in-crowd. Yet the President is fast losing the few friends he did have in the capital, following a wild period in which he offered cover to white supremacists and ignited a war of words with North Korea, leaving GOP allies in the crossfire. Thursday brought rebukes from two prominent Republican senators and a member of the highly influential Murdoch family, staunch supporters of the President. Bob Corker, one of the most respected Senate Republicans, who has tried to keep open channels to the White House and coax Trump toward a more conventional foreign policy, unloaded on him in a spectacular manner.

RELATED: Republican senators are striking back in

OPTIONS:
- Bob Corker's public war of words
- CNN's public war of words
- Charlottesville's public war of words
- Donald Trump's public war of words
- GOP's public war of words
- Murdoch's public war of words
- North Korea's public war of words
- Republican's public war of words
- Republicans's public war of words
- Senate's public war of words
- Trump's public war of words
- Washington's public war of words
- White House's public war of words


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) Fifty years ago today, folk hero Bob Dylan caused an uproar when he took to the stage at Manchester's Free Trade Hall with -- wait for it -- an electric guitar. "Judas!" yelled someone in the crowd, referencing a traitor of biblical proportions. "I don't believe you," came Dylan's drawling, incredulous reply. For the British fans who had gathered to see their folk idol -- his 1963 album "The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan" had reached No. 1 in the UK -- this was the ultimate betrayal. RARE PHOTOS: Bob Dylan, in the beginning Audience members started slow hand-clapping. There were boos. People walked out.

If anyone knew the times were a-changin, it was

OPTIONS:
- Bob Dylan.
- British.
- Dylan.
- Elvis Presley.
- Free Trade Hall.
- Hound Dog.
- Judas.
- Judas!.
- Manchester.
- The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan.


Typically outspoken Paris Saint-Germain star Zlatan Ibrahimovic has told 16-year-old Norwegian starlet Martin Odegaard that he must grow up. The Swedish striker told the teen, who joined Real Madrid from Stromsgodset in January, that in order to progress quickly he must cut ties with his 'controlling' father. Ibrahimovic went head-to-head with Odegaard recently as Norway and Sweden played out a goalless friendly draw on Monday in Oslo. Speaking to Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet, Ibrahimovic spoke of Odegaard's need to become more independent. 'It's not easy to say, but he has a father that controls everything completely,' Ibrahimovic remarked. 'First he must grow up and become a man and then get rid of his father.'

Despite not being full of praise for Odegaard's father's guidance, he did hail the youngster's performance in the 0-0 draw between

OPTIONS:
- Aftonbladet and Sweden, at the Ullevaal Stadion.
- Germain and Sweden, at the Ullevaal Stadion.
- Ibrahimovic and Sweden, at the Ullevaal Stadion.
- Martin Odegaard and Sweden, at the Ullevaal Stadion.
- Norway and Sweden, at the Ullevaal Stadion.
- Norwegian and Sweden, at the Ullevaal Stadion.
- Odegaard and Sweden, at the Ullevaal Stadion.
- Oslo and Sweden, at the Ullevaal Stadion.
- Paris Saint and Sweden, at the Ullevaal Stadion.
- Real Madrid and Sweden, at the Ullevaal Stadion.
- Speaking and Sweden, at the Ullevaal Stadion.
- Stromsgodset and Sweden, at the Ullevaal Stadion.
- Sweden and Sweden, at the Ullevaal Stadion.
- Swedish and Sweden, at the Ullevaal Stadion.
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Sweden, at the Ullevaal Stadion.


How does the sentence end?

The family of an Australian tourist who fell off a cliff in New Zealand and later died in hospital are questioning whether her boyfriend pushed her over the edge. Queenslander Ashleigh Dargush, 23, died in hospital after she lost her footing while on holiday with her New Zealand-born boyfriend Jared Wilford and his friends on December 27 last year. After a few drinks, the couple and three friends were walking along Kaueranga Valley Track, south-east of Auckland, to see a watering hole and go swimming when she plummeted six to seven metres, reported the New Zealand Herald. Representative for Ms Dargush’s family, Rick Greinke, told the inquest Mr Wilford had financial and anger issues and was standing next to her at the time of the incident.

But the officer in charge Senior Constable Carl Redaelli, repeatedly stated there is no evidence to suggest

OPTIONS:
- Ashleigh Dargush was pushed off.
- Auckland was pushed off.
- Australian was pushed off.
- Dargush was pushed off.
- Jared Wilford was pushed off.
- Kaueranga Valley Track was pushed off.
- New Zealand was pushed off.
- New Zealand Herald was pushed off.
- Queenslander was pushed off.
- Rick Greinke was pushed off.
- Wilford was pushed off.


How does this story end?

(CNN) Mitt Romney has added his voice to the chorus of Republicans who are dismayed that an ignorant demagogue such as Donald Trump could be poised to capture the presidential nomination of their grand and noble party. In a speech Thursday morning, Romney said, "Donald Trump is a phony, a fraud. His promises are as worthless as a degree from Trump University." He laid out a comprehensive case for why Republicans should reject Trump and pick one of the other candidates still in the race. But before we start lauding Romney for being a statesmanlike voice of reason and moderation, it's worth remembering a few things about him.

When it comes to foreign policy,

OPTIONS:
- CNN offers nothing but an appeal to strength: We'll be strong, we'll kick ass, and everyone will bow down before us.
- Donald Trump offers nothing but an appeal to strength: We'll be strong, we'll kick ass, and everyone will bow down before us.
- GOP offers nothing but an appeal to strength: We'll be strong, we'll kick ass, and everyone will bow down before us.
- Mitt Romney offers nothing but an appeal to strength: We'll be strong, we'll kick ass, and everyone will bow down before us.
- Paul Waldman offers nothing but an appeal to strength: We'll be strong, we'll kick ass, and everyone will bow down before us.
- Republicans offers nothing but an appeal to strength: We'll be strong, we'll kick ass, and everyone will bow down before us.
- Romney offers nothing but an appeal to strength: We'll be strong, we'll kick ass, and everyone will bow down before us.
- Trump offers nothing but an appeal to strength: We'll be strong, we'll kick ass, and everyone will bow down before us.
- Trump University offers nothing but an appeal to strength: We'll be strong, we'll kick ass, and everyone will bow down before us.
- Trumpism offers nothing but an appeal to strength: We'll be strong, we'll kick ass, and everyone will bow down before us.
- Waldman offers nothing but an appeal to strength: We'll be strong, we'll kick ass, and everyone will bow down before us.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) Theranos decided to voluntarily withdraw its Zika virus blood test that it had submitted for Food and Drug Administration approval, the company said Wednesday. Theranos founder and CEO Elizabeth Holmes previously told CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta in an exclusive interview that the Zika test, though it's not one that would be as common as a test to check general health, was a priority for the company because it was a "really important area of blood work." She talked about the test at her first presentation to the American Association for Clinical Chemistry Meeting in August. The hope, she said, was to be able to run the Zika test on a new mini-lab device the company debuted at the conference.

OPTIONS:
- American Association for Clinical Chemistry has simply confirmed that it has voluntarily withdrawn its Zika blood test, but did not perceive the withdrawal of the test as a setback.
- CNN has simply confirmed that it has voluntarily withdrawn its Zika blood test, but did not perceive the withdrawal of the test as a setback.
- Elizabeth Holmes has simply confirmed that it has voluntarily withdrawn its Zika blood test, but did not perceive the withdrawal of the test as a setback.
- FDA has simply confirmed that it has voluntarily withdrawn its Zika blood test, but did not perceive the withdrawal of the test as a setback.
- Food and Drug Administration has simply confirmed that it has voluntarily withdrawn its Zika blood test, but did not perceive the withdrawal of the test as a setback.
- Sanjay Gupta has simply confirmed that it has voluntarily withdrawn its Zika blood test, but did not perceive the withdrawal of the test as a setback.
- Theranos has simply confirmed that it has voluntarily withdrawn its Zika blood test, but did not perceive the withdrawal of the test as a setback.
- Zika has simply confirmed that it has voluntarily withdrawn its Zika blood test, but did not perceive the withdrawal of the test as a setback.


Find the right ending to this passage.

This the the moment an Albuquerque police officer saved a baby's life after the little girl stopped breathing while she was asleep. Officer Martin Smith was called to a family home in the Northeast Heights area of the city at around 1pm on May 14 to find seven-month-old Carly Rios turning blue in her grandmother's arms. With Carly's mother Alyssia clearly panicking in the background, Smith started blowing in the baby's face and tapping on her chest - and moments later she began to come round. Video of the incident shows Smith coming up the front steps of the house to find the baby's grandmother holding her unconscious body.

Eventually the baby's eyes open and she begins making gurgling sounds, while

OPTIONS:
- Albuquerque coos at her 'there she is, she's good'.
- Alyssia coos at her 'there she is, she's good'.
- Carly coos at her 'there she is, she's good'.
- Carly Rios coos at her 'there she is, she's good'.
- Martin Smith coos at her 'there she is, she's good'.
- Northeast Heights coos at her 'there she is, she's good'.
- Smith coos at her 'there she is, she's good'.


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

This is the dramatic moment a mother antelope clashed horns with a three-tonne rhino which strayed a little too close to her calf at a safari park. The stand-off in Wiltshire saw the antelope refuse to back down when the beast approached her calf - and at one point even clashed horns with it. The antelope, Ramina, kept her baby Phoenix behind her at all times as she charged at the massive rhino, Njanu, despite it being 15 times heavier. Dramatic: The stand-off saw the antelope refuse to back down when the beast approached her calf - and at one point even clashed horns with it

‘However, it may be that

OPTIONS:
- Longleat Safari Park was even more protective than usual as a result and decided to stand her ground.
- Njanu was even more protective than usual as a result and decided to stand her ground.
- Phoenix was even more protective than usual as a result and decided to stand her ground.
- Ramina was even more protective than usual as a result and decided to stand her ground.
- Wiltshire was even more protective than usual as a result and decided to stand her ground.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Donald Trump's victory as President-elect has proven that America is not one nation, but two. These two Americas are deeply divided by mistrust and misunderstanding. One America is rejoicing, while another grieves in disbelief. In January, Trump's new party will retool federal and international policies to recalibrate the government's internal and global posture. Then, four or eight years from now, the "other" America will likely retake the White House and reverse those actions. I believe we can do better than whipsaw between two angry, divisive extremes every presidential term or two. If the United States hopes to ever become united again, we must begin to understand our American neighbors from the "other" America. We must establish diplomatic understanding. I believe this is possible.

The divide between the two Americas continues spreading because, in part, social media and partisan-leaning news outlets enable residents of the two

OPTIONS:
- America to listen exclusively to voices that affirm their worldview.
- American to listen exclusively to voices that affirm their worldview.
- Americas to listen exclusively to voices that affirm their worldview.
- CNN to listen exclusively to voices that affirm their worldview.
- Donald Trump to listen exclusively to voices that affirm their worldview.
- John S. Dickerson to listen exclusively to voices that affirm their worldview.
- Progressive America to listen exclusively to voices that affirm their worldview.
- Traditional America to listen exclusively to voices that affirm their worldview.
- Trump to listen exclusively to voices that affirm their worldview.
- US to listen exclusively to voices that affirm their worldview.
- United States to listen exclusively to voices that affirm their worldview.
- White House to listen exclusively to voices that affirm their worldview.


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A British couple have told of the terrifying moment they were trapped down a dead-end hotel corridor and came face to face with the bloodthirsty Tunisian terrorist, who began lobbing hand grenades at them Rebecca Smith, 22, from Coventry, said: 'I was peppered with grenade shrapnel. With one hit, I thought my jaw had come off.' The office administrator and her boyfriend Ross Thompson, 21, ran for their lives as the gunman hunted down his victims. It was the bungling staff at the Imperial Marhaba Hotel who sent them down the hallway, as Seifeddine Rezgui was firing his Kalashnikov at terrified holidaymakers.

Another

OPTIONS:
- Adrian Evans woman who was shot in the leg in the terror attack yesterday believes she would be dead if her glasses case had not diverted the bullet.
- British woman who was shot in the leg in the terror attack yesterday believes she would be dead if her glasses case had not diverted the bullet.
- Britons woman who was shot in the leg in the terror attack yesterday believes she would be dead if her glasses case had not diverted the bullet.
- Carly Lovett woman who was shot in the leg in the terror attack yesterday believes she would be dead if her glasses case had not diverted the bullet.
- Coventry woman who was shot in the leg in the terror attack yesterday believes she would be dead if her glasses case had not diverted the bullet.
- Imperial Marhaba Hotel woman who was shot in the leg in the terror attack yesterday believes she would be dead if her glasses case had not diverted the bullet.
- Joel Richards woman who was shot in the leg in the terror attack yesterday believes she would be dead if her glasses case had not diverted the bullet.
- Kalashnikov woman who was shot in the leg in the terror attack yesterday believes she would be dead if her glasses case had not diverted the bullet.
- Rebecca Smith woman who was shot in the leg in the terror attack yesterday believes she would be dead if her glasses case had not diverted the bullet.
- Ross Thompson woman who was shot in the leg in the terror attack yesterday believes she would be dead if her glasses case had not diverted the bullet.
- Seifeddine Rezgui woman who was shot in the leg in the terror attack yesterday believes she would be dead if her glasses case had not diverted the bullet.
- Sousse woman who was shot in the leg in the terror attack yesterday believes she would be dead if her glasses case had not diverted the bullet.
- Tunisian woman who was shot in the leg in the terror attack yesterday believes she would be dead if her glasses case had not diverted the bullet.
- UK woman who was shot in the leg in the terror attack yesterday believes she would be dead if her glasses case had not diverted the bullet.
- West Midlands woman who was shot in the leg in the terror attack yesterday believes she would be dead if her glasses case had not diverted the bullet.


How does the sentence end?

Rosie O'Donnell had to be physically restrained from a senior producer at The View, exploded into rages over perceived slights by 'Team Whoopi' and was known as 'The 'Beast' by staff who feared going to work each day, a source has told Daily Mail Online exclusively. A new lawsuit threatens to further expose the toxic atmosphere behind-the-scenes at the daytime talk show as Rosie, 53, now faces slander claims by a former ABC colleague. Jennifer Shephard-Brookman, an Emmy-award winning producer who spent 14 years at The View, claims that Rosie destroyed her professional reputation by repeatedly falsely accusing her of leaking stories to the press and left her in 'intense emotional distress'.

The examples cited include a story from September 2014 where Rosie was said to have a hard time 'playing second fiddle' to

OPTIONS:
- ABC, wanted to be in charge and griped in front of the studio audience about a perceived on-air snub when Whoopi cut her off.
- Brookman, wanted to be in charge and griped in front of the studio audience about a perceived on-air snub when Whoopi cut her off.
- Daily Mail Online, wanted to be in charge and griped in front of the studio audience about a perceived on-air snub when Whoopi cut her off.
- Emmy, wanted to be in charge and griped in front of the studio audience about a perceived on-air snub when Whoopi cut her off.
- Jennifer Brookman, wanted to be in charge and griped in front of the studio audience about a perceived on-air snub when Whoopi cut her off.
- Jennifer Shepard, wanted to be in charge and griped in front of the studio audience about a perceived on-air snub when Whoopi cut her off.
- Jennifer Shephard, wanted to be in charge and griped in front of the studio audience about a perceived on-air snub when Whoopi cut her off.
- Rosie, wanted to be in charge and griped in front of the studio audience about a perceived on-air snub when Whoopi cut her off.
- Rosie O'Donnell, wanted to be in charge and griped in front of the studio audience about a perceived on-air snub when Whoopi cut her off.
- Team Whoopi, wanted to be in charge and griped in front of the studio audience about a perceived on-air snub when Whoopi cut her off.
- The View, wanted to be in charge and griped in front of the studio audience about a perceived on-air snub when Whoopi cut her off.


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Australia spinner Nathan Lyon has some reservations about meddling with the traditions of the longest form of cricket but cannot wait to get a pink ball in his hands in the world's first day-night test against New Zealand next week. While some Australian players have expressed concerns about the visibility and durability of the pink ball, Lyon said it made absolutely no difference to the way he went about his bowling - and might even give him an edge. '(It's) perfect, batters can't see the seam,' the off-spinner, who was celebrating his 28th birthday, told reporters at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Friday.

'So to play in front of a packed crowd at

OPTIONS:
- Adelaide is pretty special and I'm definitely looking forward to playing the pink-ball test.'
- Australia is pretty special and I'm definitely looking forward to playing the pink-ball test.'
- Australian is pretty special and I'm definitely looking forward to playing the pink-ball test.'
- Lyon is pretty special and I'm definitely looking forward to playing the pink-ball test.'
- Nathan Lyon is pretty special and I'm definitely looking forward to playing the pink-ball test.'
- New Zealand is pretty special and I'm definitely looking forward to playing the pink-ball test.'
- Spinner is pretty special and I'm definitely looking forward to playing the pink-ball test.'
- Stephen O'Keefe is pretty special and I'm definitely looking forward to playing the pink-ball test.'
- Sydney Cricket Ground is pretty special and I'm definitely looking forward to playing the pink-ball test.'


How does the sentence end?

A five-year-old girl has made a tearful speech about why she does not want to eat animals in a video posted on Facebook. Indie-Rose, from Dublin, Ireland, becomes extremely emotional when she learns some home truths as the family prepare a turkey dinner. 'I really don't want to eat animals – they're so nice. Why do people chop them up? I don't want them to be chopped up,' she sobs after her mother's partner explains where meat comes from. Asked why she doesn't want to eat meat, little Indie-Rose said: 'Animal people are nice' and that 'farmers shouldn't chop people up. I don't want to eat a horsey'.

Nicola's partner is heard explaining that Indie-

OPTIONS:
- Child did not have to eat meat if she felt so strongly about it.
- Dublin did not have to eat meat if she felt so strongly about it.
- Indie did not have to eat meat if she felt so strongly about it.
- Ireland did not have to eat meat if she felt so strongly about it.
- Mother's did not have to eat meat if she felt so strongly about it.
- Rose did not have to eat meat if she felt so strongly about it.


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

(CNN) There's a stereotype out there that people with Tourette's syndrome spend their days uncontrollably shouting obscenities, unable to function in normal society. But a 19-year-old in Wales hopes to dispel some of the myths about Tourette's via a series of YouTube videos. Katy Gough has Tourette's, which results in coprolalia, "the swearing symptoms." Only a fraction of people with Tourette's have that particular symptom. In fact, Tourette's involves tics that present themselves in various ways and intervals, further described by the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke as "repetitive, stereotyped, involuntary movements and vocalizations." These symptoms tend to present themselves most often in the early teenage years, easing somewhat over time.

Gough said that the

OPTIONS:
- Katy Gough commenters' often positive comments are what keep her going.
- National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke commenters' often positive comments are what keep her going.
- Tourette commenters' often positive comments are what keep her going.
- Tourette's commenters' often positive comments are what keep her going.
- Wales commenters' often positive comments are what keep her going.
- YouTube commenters' often positive comments are what keep her going.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) -- Pro-military hawks must be pleased with President Obama's speech on Wednesday night about attacking ISIS. We're sure to hear many of them -- the same voices that have been hounding the President to take military action in the first place -- call for more extensive strikes and even American troops on the ground. What we won't hear enough of are the voices of the opposition -- those who argue that military action will not get rid of ISIS but make the situation worse in Iraq and Syria. There are strong reasons why many analysts think fighting ISIS is the wrong course of action, and that there are more effective alternatives. For one thing, the United States can pursue diplomatic and political solutions instead.

But if acting tough by bombing

OPTIONS:
- American doesn't solve the problem -- and makes the threat worse -- then acting tough is stupid.
- CNN doesn't solve the problem -- and makes the threat worse -- then acting tough is stupid.
- ISIS doesn't solve the problem -- and makes the threat worse -- then acting tough is stupid.
- Iraq doesn't solve the problem -- and makes the threat worse -- then acting tough is stupid.
- Kohn doesn't solve the problem -- and makes the threat worse -- then acting tough is stupid.
- Obama doesn't solve the problem -- and makes the threat worse -- then acting tough is stupid.
- Sally Kohn doesn't solve the problem -- and makes the threat worse -- then acting tough is stupid.
- Syria doesn't solve the problem -- and makes the threat worse -- then acting tough is stupid.
- United States doesn't solve the problem -- and makes the threat worse -- then acting tough is stupid.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A would-be Miss Belgium has plunged Chelsea goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois into an embarrassing kiss-and-tell scandal. Emily Vanhoutte, a 20-year-old model from the keeper's native Belgium, said she began an affair with the Belgium international just before he travelled to last summer’s World Cup in Brazil. This was despite 22-year-old Courtois being with his long-term girlfriend, Spanish beauty Marta Dominguez, 25. Speaking to the Belgian media this week, Ms Vanhoutte said she was shocked to later discover that Courtois was already taken. She said: ‘I would never do anything to start an affair with a man who cheats on his girlfriend. I did not know he had a girlfriend and led a double life.

OPTIONS:
- Belgian has not commented on the claims, but his angry family have accused women like Ms Vanhoutte of ‘smelling money’.
- Belgium has not commented on the claims, but his angry family have accused women like Ms Vanhoutte of ‘smelling money’.
- Brazil has not commented on the claims, but his angry family have accused women like Ms Vanhoutte of ‘smelling money’.
- Chelsea has not commented on the claims, but his angry family have accused women like Ms Vanhoutte of ‘smelling money’.
- Courtois has not commented on the claims, but his angry family have accused women like Ms Vanhoutte of ‘smelling money’.
- Emily Vanhoutte has not commented on the claims, but his angry family have accused women like Ms Vanhoutte of ‘smelling money’.
- Keeper has not commented on the claims, but his angry family have accused women like Ms Vanhoutte of ‘smelling money’.
- Marta Dominguez has not commented on the claims, but his angry family have accused women like Ms Vanhoutte of ‘smelling money’.
- Miss Belgium has not commented on the claims, but his angry family have accused women like Ms Vanhoutte of ‘smelling money’.
- Spanish has not commented on the claims, but his angry family have accused women like Ms Vanhoutte of ‘smelling money’.
- Thibaut Courtois has not commented on the claims, but his angry family have accused women like Ms Vanhoutte of ‘smelling money’.
- Vanhoutte has not commented on the claims, but his angry family have accused women like Ms Vanhoutte of ‘smelling money’.
- World Cup has not commented on the claims, but his angry family have accused women like Ms Vanhoutte of ‘smelling money’.


Write the last sentence in this story.

The challenge is supposedly getting tougher and out of deference to Italy's traditional doughtiness, one must say it is. They are an established tier-one team. They have in the past boasted some world-class players. They beat an Ireland team just two and a half years ago, and in the Six Nations to boot. But that match is as relevant to what happens in the Olympic Stadium on Sunday as the Munster hurling final does. Ireland were a rabble then, reduced to chaos by injury and the Declan Kidney era breaking apart. They have been transformed by an outstanding coach, the development of talents like Jack McGrath, Iain Henderson and Robbie Henshaw, and the renewal of more seasoned campaigners with Paul O'Connell, Jamie Heaslip and Keith Earls playing some of the best rugby of their careers under Joe Schmidt.

One of

OPTIONS:
- BST's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.
- Declan Kidney's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.
- Iain Henderson's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.
- Ireland's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.
- Italy's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.
- Jack McGrath's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.
- Jamie Heaslip's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.
- Joe Schmidt's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.
- Jose Schmidt's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.
- Keith Earls's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.
- London's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.
- Munster's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.
- Olympic Stadium's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.
- Paul O'Connell's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.
- RWC's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.
- Robbie Henshaw's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.
- Rugby World Cup's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.
- Sergio Parisse's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.
- Six Nations's great achievements with Ireland has been to make them reliable; they win the matches they are expected to and often win the ones they should not as well.


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

Nathaniel Clyne was pictured leaving a Liverpool hospital after undergoing a medical on Monday ahead of sealing a move from Southampton. The right back is set to secure a £12.5million transfer – £10.5m up front with a further £2m based on add-ons – to become Brendan Rodgers’s sixth signing already since the season ended. Liverpool have been searching for a right-back after allowing Glen Johnson to leave at the end of his contract and Jon Flanagan out long-term with a knee injury. Provided the medical is passed, as expected, Clyne will follow Roberto Firmino, James Milner, Adam Bogdan, Danny Ings and Joe Gomez to Merseyside.

They had an initial £10m bid for

OPTIONS:
- Adam Bogdan rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Anfield rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Brendan Rodgers rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Clyne rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Danny Ings rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- England rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Glen Johnson rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- James Milner rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Joe Gomez rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Jon Flanagan rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Liverpool rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Merseyside rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Nathaniel Clyne rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Reds rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Roberto Firmino rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Southampton rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) Donald Trump's top campaign promise of repealing Obamacare remains unfinished as the President heads into Washington's sweltering summer months. With the Republican Party's most pressing undertaking stuck in limbo, GOP senators and aides are beginning to wonder about one undesirable outcome: that the Senate takes a vote on a health care bill in the coming weeks knowing full well it could fail. RELATED: Conservatives say they're losing health care bill fight Republicans are attempting to use the so-called budget reconciliation process, which would allow them to avoid a Democratic filibuster. With only 52 Republicans in the Senate, however, there is no room for error as leaders struggle with the daunting task of finding consensus between their caucus' moderate and conservative flanks on such a deeply divisive issue.

However, under Senate rules -- which only allow budgetary changes to be accepted under the reconciliation process -- it's not clear that

OPTIONS:
- Congress could pass that same language.
- Conservatives could pass that same language.
- Democratic could pass that same language.
- Donald Trump could pass that same language.
- GOP could pass that same language.
- Obamacare could pass that same language.
- Republican Party could pass that same language.
- Republicans could pass that same language.
- Senate could pass that same language.
- Washington could pass that same language.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- Manchester City capped off a memorable week by booking its place in the FA Cup final for the second time in three seasons. City, which defeated fierce rival Manchester United at Old Trafford last Monday, claimed a 2-1 win over Chelsea at Wembley Sunday to set up a final tie with Wigan Athletic. City last won the country's oldest and most prestigious cup competition back in 2011 when it defeated Stoke 1-0. On this occasion, Samir Nasri's first half strike and Sergio Aguero's looping header secured victory for Roberto Mancini's men in a thrilling contest against last season's European Champions League winners.

United now requires just seven points from its final six games to win the title and wrestle it back from neighbor

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Chelsea.
- City.
- European Champions League.
- FA Cup.
- Manchester City.
- Manchester United.
- Old Trafford.
- Premier League.
- Roberto Mancini.
- Robin van Persie.
- Samir Nasri.
- Sergio Aguero.
- Stoke.
- Wembley.
- Wigan.
- Wigan Athletic.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(MNN.com) -- Lady Blackthorne was beginning to look spherical. But it took a vet visit for Vryce Hough to take matters into her own hands and help the feline conquer her battle of the bulge. "I didn't really think about it as a problem, but when the vet started talking about the risk of diabetes, I realized we had to do something," Hough says. "Those are really scary words." Changing a cat's diet can be risky, so Hough worked with her vet to gradually reduce Lady Blackthorne's daily kibble intake. Unfortunately, there was another challenge to overcome. In a household with three cats, she wanted a way to feed each without setting up separate feeding areas.

Hough did a little online research and settled on a high-tech cat door called

OPTIONS:
- Hogue.
- Hough.
- Lady Blackthorne.
- MNN.com.
- SureFlap.
- U.S..
- Vryce Hough.


How does this story end?

(CNN) Hurricane Matthew's strong winds pounded Cuba on Tuesday night even as the powerful storm took its last lashes at Haiti, where it downed trees, drenched the ground with feet of rain and flooded streets. The damage was especially brutal in southern Haiti, where sustained winds of 130 mph continued to punish the impoverished island nation even as the eye of the storm crossed eastern Cuba. The "extremely dangerous" storm has killed at least seven people, including four in Haiti's neighbor, the Dominican Republic. Haiti: a nation sadly familiar with hurricanes and earthquakes Officials feared a high death toll in Haiti.

OPTIONS:
- Bahamas is still recovering from a post-quake cholera outbreak that killed 10,000 people.
- Cuba is still recovering from a post-quake cholera outbreak that killed 10,000 people.
- Dominican Republic is still recovering from a post-quake cholera outbreak that killed 10,000 people.
- Haiti is still recovering from a post-quake cholera outbreak that killed 10,000 people.
- Matthew is still recovering from a post-quake cholera outbreak that killed 10,000 people.


Write the next sentence.

A real estate investment trust (REIT) that's considering getting out of the snow business could end up making the largest single ski resort transaction in the sport's history. CNL Lifestyle Properties owns more than a dozen ski resorts from Maine to California that are worth hundreds of millions of dollars. If CNL sells all of its 16 properties to one buyer, industry officials say it would be the biggest real estate transaction in the history of skiing. Scroll down for video CNL Lifestyle Properties owns more than a dozen ski resorts like Sunday River in Maine (pictured above)

There's only one other REIT that's a big player in the ski industry besides

OPTIONS:
- Brighton.
- CNL.
- CNL Lifestyle Properties.
- California.
- Maine.
- REIT.
- Sugarloaf.
- Sunday River.
- Utah.


Write the next sentence.

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

Donahue said that people were saying decades ago that McDonald's had reached its saturation point in the

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


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

New York (CNN) The Turkish government on Friday moved to seize assets belonging to a gold trader who, a day earlier, testified in US federal court that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan helped Iran evade sanctions. Reza Zarrab, an Iranian-Turkish gold trader currently testifying in a New York criminal trial, is now under investigation by the Terror and Organized Crime Bureau of the Istanbul Public Prosecutor's Office, according to Turkey's state-run Anadolu News Agency. Friday, the Turkish law enforcement agency decided to confiscate property that belongs to Zarrab and his relatives, the news agency said. Zarrab is married to the Turkish pop-folk singer Ebru Gündeş. Zarrab is being investigated for risking the security of the Republic of Turkey and aiding a foreign state.

During his testimony this week, Zarrab has detailed how his network of shell companies relied on Turkish banks and officials to illegally move

OPTIONS:
- Anadolu News Agency money.
- CNN money.
- Ebru Gündeş money.
- Iran money.
- Iranian money.
- Istanbul Public Prosecutor's Office money.
- New York money.
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan money.
- Republic of Turkey money.
- Reza Zarrab money.
- Terror and Organized Crime Bureau money.
- Turkey money.
- Turkish money.
- US money.
- Zarrab money.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Britain's stunning vote to leave the European Union is both historic and world-changing. But what does it really mean for folks living on the other side of the Atlantic? Potentially, everything -- the economy, national security, even the race for president. Here are five ways Brexit will affect Americans: It could hurt the economy The UK is the world's fifth-largest economy and one of the United States' largest trading partners, so if it catches a cold, we may get a little sick, too. When the pound dropped to 30-year lows as the results came in and British stocks got pounded, it was no surprise when Wall Street tumbled more than 500 points right after the opening bell Friday morning. So yes, your 401k's probably a little smaller right now.

Looks like the pound's going to be down for a while, so yes, your upcoming

OPTIONS:
- America vacation just got a lot cheaper.
- Americans vacation just got a lot cheaper.
- Atlantic vacation just got a lot cheaper.
- Brexit vacation just got a lot cheaper.
- Britain vacation just got a lot cheaper.
- British vacation just got a lot cheaper.
- CNN vacation just got a lot cheaper.
- Europe vacation just got a lot cheaper.
- European Union vacation just got a lot cheaper.
- U.S. vacation just got a lot cheaper.
- UK vacation just got a lot cheaper.
- United States vacation just got a lot cheaper.
- Wall Street vacation just got a lot cheaper.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Los Angeles (CNN) -- Smokey Robinson wants to use Twitter and Facebook to help solve some of the world's problems, such as the lack of water and food in developing countries. His "Smoke Alarm" system should be "far more effective" than organizing a telethon or charity concert because it is so much faster than physically getting artists together to raise awareness, Robinson said Thursday. "In this digital age we have the tools to level the playing field for those in need, so I'm calling on my friends and fans to lend their voices to mine, so we can collectively give voice to those who have none," Robinson said.

The celebs who join the Smoke Alarm feed will also post the alerts on their

OPTIONS:
- CNN pages.
- Elton John pages.
- Eva Longoria pages.
- Facebook pages.
- Hilary Duff pages.
- James Franco pages.
- Los Angeles pages.
- Robinson pages.
- Smoke Alarm pages.
- Smokey Robinson pages.
- Twitter pages.


Write the next sentence.

Floyd Mayweather Jnr and Manny Pacquiao come face-to-face in Los Angeles on Wednesday . The meeting marks the first, and only time, the pair will square-off ahead of the weigh-in, 24 hours before their mouth-watering May 2 blockbuster bout, so it promises to be explosive. The press conference gets under way at 8.30pm (UK time) and Sportsmail will bring you live coverage so be sure to tune in. Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao (right) come face to face on stage in Los Angeles on Wednesday Mayweather arrives in Los Angeles for the press conference, accompanied by his security team Pacquiao, trainer Freddie Roach (right) and Bob Arum (second left) pose as they arrive in Los Angeles

OPTIONS:
- Bob Arum is a veteran at these promotional days and is clearly in his element, laughing and joking as he poses for pictures on the red carpet.
- Floyd Mayweather is a veteran at these promotional days and is clearly in his element, laughing and joking as he poses for pictures on the red carpet.
- Floyd Mayweather Jnr is a veteran at these promotional days and is clearly in his element, laughing and joking as he poses for pictures on the red carpet.
- Freddie Roach is a veteran at these promotional days and is clearly in his element, laughing and joking as he poses for pictures on the red carpet.
- Justin Bieber is a veteran at these promotional days and is clearly in his element, laughing and joking as he poses for pictures on the red carpet.
- Los Angeles is a veteran at these promotional days and is clearly in his element, laughing and joking as he poses for pictures on the red carpet.
- Manny Pacquiao is a veteran at these promotional days and is clearly in his element, laughing and joking as he poses for pictures on the red carpet.
- Mayweather is a veteran at these promotional days and is clearly in his element, laughing and joking as he poses for pictures on the red carpet.
- Pacquiao is a veteran at these promotional days and is clearly in his element, laughing and joking as he poses for pictures on the red carpet.
- Sportsmail is a veteran at these promotional days and is clearly in his element, laughing and joking as he poses for pictures on the red carpet.
- UK is a veteran at these promotional days and is clearly in his element, laughing and joking as he poses for pictures on the red carpet.


How does the sentence end?

Washington (CNN) Former presidential candidate Ben Carson disagrees with the plan to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill, and on Wednesday suggested another note for her: the $2 bill. "I love Harriet Tubman," the former GOP White House hopeful told Fox Business Network's Neil Cavuto. "I love what she did, but we can find another way to honor her. Maybe a $2 bill." Tubman, the African-American suffragist and abolitionist who brought slaves to safety on the Underground Railroad, will begin appearing on a forthcoming version of the $20 bill, bumping former President Andrew Jackson to the back, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew announced Wednesday.

RELATED:

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- African's move to the $20 has fans rejoicing
- American's move to the $20 has fans rejoicing
- Andrew Jackson's move to the $20 has fans rejoicing
- Ben Carson's move to the $20 has fans rejoicing
- CNN's move to the $20 has fans rejoicing
- Carson's move to the $20 has fans rejoicing
- Fox Business Network's move to the $20 has fans rejoicing
- GOP's move to the $20 has fans rejoicing
- Harriet Tubman's move to the $20 has fans rejoicing
- Jack Lew's move to the $20 has fans rejoicing
- Neil Cavuto's move to the $20 has fans rejoicing
- Treasury's move to the $20 has fans rejoicing
- Tubman's move to the $20 has fans rejoicing
- Underground Railroad's move to the $20 has fans rejoicing
- Washington's move to the $20 has fans rejoicing
- White House's move to the $20 has fans rejoicing


Washington (CNN) Donald Trump supporter and actor Scott Baio filed a police report earlier this week with the Ventura County police department in Thousand Oaks, California, accusing Nancy Mack, the wife Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith of battery. Baio, who was one of the President-elect's most prominent and fiercest celebrity supporters throughout the 2016 election, was attending an event with his daughter in Thousand Oaks, California, on Saturday where the actor said that Mack confronted him about his support for Trump and that the confrontation ended with Mack getting physical. A copy of the report, filed Monday and obtained by CNN, claims that "hands/ fists/ feet" were used to attack Baio but lists "no/ minor bodily injury."

I like

OPTIONS:
- Baio because Trump is not a politician; he talks like a guy," Baio said.
- CNN because Trump is not a politician; he talks like a guy," Baio said.
- California because Trump is not a politician; he talks like a guy," Baio said.
- Chad Smith because Trump is not a politician; he talks like a guy," Baio said.
- Donald Trump because Trump is not a politician; he talks like a guy," Baio said.
- Mack because Trump is not a politician; he talks like a guy," Baio said.
- Nancy Mack because Trump is not a politician; he talks like a guy," Baio said.
- Red Hot Chili Peppers because Trump is not a politician; he talks like a guy," Baio said.
- Scott Baio because Trump is not a politician; he talks like a guy," Baio said.
- Thousand Oaks because Trump is not a politician; he talks like a guy," Baio said.
- Trump because Trump is not a politician; he talks like a guy," Baio said.
- Ventura County because Trump is not a politician; he talks like a guy," Baio said.
- Washington because Trump is not a politician; he talks like a guy," Baio said.


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

Emoji have already taken over the web and now they're gunning for real world too. Developers have created a keyboard cover that turns every key of the board into one of the small, iconic pictures. Once installed, the Caps Lock key lets users switch between regular and emoji keys meaning people can easily add images to Facebook posts, tweets and even official documents. The Emoji Keyboard and its custom software were developed by a team of designers at California-based Disk Cactus. Once installed, the Caps Lock key lets users switch between regular and the emoji keys meaning people can easily add the small images to Facebook posts, tweets and even official documents

The team has set up a

OPTIONS:
- California campaign to fund production of at least 1,000 covers, but hopes to be able to mass produce them by the end of the year.
- Caps Lock campaign to fund production of at least 1,000 covers, but hopes to be able to mass produce them by the end of the year.
- Disk Cactus campaign to fund production of at least 1,000 covers, but hopes to be able to mass produce them by the end of the year.
- Emoji campaign to fund production of at least 1,000 covers, but hopes to be able to mass produce them by the end of the year.
- Emoji Keyboard campaign to fund production of at least 1,000 covers, but hopes to be able to mass produce them by the end of the year.
- Facebook campaign to fund production of at least 1,000 covers, but hopes to be able to mass produce them by the end of the year.
- Kickstarter campaign to fund production of at least 1,000 covers, but hopes to be able to mass produce them by the end of the year.
- Mac campaign to fund production of at least 1,000 covers, but hopes to be able to mass produce them by the end of the year.
- MacBook Air campaign to fund production of at least 1,000 covers, but hopes to be able to mass produce them by the end of the year.


Dame Barbara Hakin, national director of commissioning operations for NHS England, is facing the threat of a new inquiry into claims she put patient safety at risk in a drive to meet targets The most powerful woman in the NHS is facing the threat of a new inquiry into claims that she put patient safety at risk in a drive to meet targets, the Mail can reveal. Dame Barbara Hakin, national director of commissioning operations for NHS England, was accused of gagging a whistleblower who tried to warn about the impact of targets on ordinary patients. She was investigated by the General Medical Council, which concluded that there was no case to answer.

Further evidence from an external independent expert would have been useful to consider whether Dr

OPTIONS:
- Barbara Hakin’s actions were reasonable in all of the circumstances.’
- Dame Barbara Hakin’s actions were reasonable in all of the circumstances.’
- Gary Walker’s actions were reasonable in all of the circumstances.’
- General Medical Council’s actions were reasonable in all of the circumstances.’
- Mail’s actions were reasonable in all of the circumstances.’
- NHS’s actions were reasonable in all of the circumstances.’
- NHS England’s actions were reasonable in all of the circumstances.’


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Washington (CNN) The GOP has a serious case of the June jitters. The cause? A presumptive presidential nominee whose standing with key voting blocs -- and in key battleground states -- is in decline and who has failed to deliver on frequent promises to follow a somewhat more traditional campaign course. The worries were deepening even before the Orlando nightclub tragedy and have grown more profound since, as veteran Republican officials in Washington and around the country talk not only about Donald Trump's recent troubles as a candidate but the potential, in their view, for a damaging "Trump effect" on other Republican candidates.

"Never

OPTIONS:
- CNN" could not find a credible conservative third-party challenger.
- Donald Trump" could not find a credible conservative third-party challenger.
- GOP" could not find a credible conservative third-party challenger.
- Orlando" could not find a credible conservative third-party challenger.
- Republican" could not find a credible conservative third-party challenger.
- Trump" could not find a credible conservative third-party challenger.
- Washington" could not find a credible conservative third-party challenger.


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Washington (CNN) -- The path to the White House is paved with former frontrunners -- or maybe call them buzzleaders, since we're three years away from 2016 and nobody is officially running for president yet. Time magazine has put three different GOP lawmakers on its cover. First it was Marco Rubio. Then it was Rand Paul. Now it is Chris Christie. Don't forget to sprinkle that seasoning over all the sugary buzz surrounding Christie, who was emphatically reelected as New Jersey governor this week. The foreshadowing was evident as he sailed to victory and a second term. There's no doubt Christie is mulling a run for president.

"I think that the party's got to focus on winning again,"

OPTIONS:
- CNN said from his campaign bus Tuesday, sending a clear message to conservative idealists and the tea party.
- Chris Christie said from his campaign bus Tuesday, sending a clear message to conservative idealists and the tea party.
- Christie said from his campaign bus Tuesday, sending a clear message to conservative idealists and the tea party.
- GOP said from his campaign bus Tuesday, sending a clear message to conservative idealists and the tea party.
- Marco Rubio said from his campaign bus Tuesday, sending a clear message to conservative idealists and the tea party.
- New Jersey said from his campaign bus Tuesday, sending a clear message to conservative idealists and the tea party.
- Rand Paul said from his campaign bus Tuesday, sending a clear message to conservative idealists and the tea party.
- Time magazine said from his campaign bus Tuesday, sending a clear message to conservative idealists and the tea party.
- Washington said from his campaign bus Tuesday, sending a clear message to conservative idealists and the tea party.
- White House said from his campaign bus Tuesday, sending a clear message to conservative idealists and the tea party.


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Greece will not make a crucial loan repayment to the International Monetary Fund today – plunging the country deeper into crisis. Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told the IMF last night that the £220million his country owes will not be paid until the end of the month. The delay, which pushes Greece closer to default and possible expulsion from the eurozone, came after talks in Brussels between Athens and its creditors broke down without a deal. Greece is close to running out of money and must reach an agreement with the IMF, European Central Bank and European Commission to secure another £5.2billion injection of bailout funds to stave off bankruptcy.

Mr Tsipras has come under intense pressure from his anti-austerity party to withhold payment to the

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Tsipras in an attempt to get a better deal.
- Athens in an attempt to get a better deal.
- Brussels in an attempt to get a better deal.
- Delay in an attempt to get a better deal.
- European Central Bank in an attempt to get a better deal.
- European Commission in an attempt to get a better deal.
- Greece in an attempt to get a better deal.
- IMF in an attempt to get a better deal.
- International Monetary Fund in an attempt to get a better deal.


Find the right ending to this passage.

British mother Pauline Alpin has not heard from her daughter Emma Venier (pictured) since she prepared to face Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu An anxious British mother has not heard from her 18-year-old daughter for five days after Cyclone Pam struck the Oceania island of Vanuatu. Pauline Alpin, 54, said she last received a text message from her daughter Emma Venier - a former head girl at Norwich High School - as she prepared to face Cyclone Pam before it ripped across the tiny island. The storm has killed at least 24 people and left more than 3,300 homeless in the South Pacific island.

OPTIONS:
- British was in the path of the category five storm when it unexpectedly changed direction
- Cyclone Pam was in the path of the category five storm when it unexpectedly changed direction
- Emma was in the path of the category five storm when it unexpectedly changed direction
- Emma Venier was in the path of the category five storm when it unexpectedly changed direction
- Norwich High School was in the path of the category five storm when it unexpectedly changed direction
- Oceania was in the path of the category five storm when it unexpectedly changed direction
- Pauline Alpin was in the path of the category five storm when it unexpectedly changed direction
- Pauline Aplin was in the path of the category five storm when it unexpectedly changed direction
- South Pacific was in the path of the category five storm when it unexpectedly changed direction
- Vanuatu was in the path of the category five storm when it unexpectedly changed direction


Find the right ending to this passage.

Are you curious and creative but a bit standoffish? Then you're probably a Londoner. Think of yourself as more dependable and down to earth? You may well live in the Midlands. And if you pride yourself on your friendliness and ability to stay calm in a crisis, you're most likely to be Scottish. This is according to experts at Cambridge University, who have marked out a personality map of the whole of Britain. Revealed: The moody map of Britain details the country's most and least friendly inhabitants The profile revealed that inhabitants of the capital are the least welcoming of all. The Welsh also fare badly, with the researchers declaring them to be exceptionally shy and neurotic.

Mapped out: The

OPTIONS:
- Britain scored highest in agreeableness (left), which covers friendliness, trust, co-operation and concern about others.
- Britons scored highest in agreeableness (left), which covers friendliness, trust, co-operation and concern about others.
- Cambridge University scored highest in agreeableness (left), which covers friendliness, trust, co-operation and concern about others.
- Londoners scored highest in agreeableness (left), which covers friendliness, trust, co-operation and concern about others.
- Midlands scored highest in agreeableness (left), which covers friendliness, trust, co-operation and concern about others.
- Scottish scored highest in agreeableness (left), which covers friendliness, trust, co-operation and concern about others.
- Welsh scored highest in agreeableness (left), which covers friendliness, trust, co-operation and concern about others.


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

Chelsea captain John Terry has promised to work closely with Ruben Loftus-Cheek, after the 19-year-old was slammed by Jose Mourinho for his showing in a friendly against Sydney FC. Mourinho lambasted the young midfielder for his display in Australia, after bringing him on for Diego Costa after 40 minutes and replacing him in the 68th. The Portuguese manager said Loftus-Cheek's performance heralded 'a step back' in their relationship but Terry has vowed to help the youngster to learn from the incident. 'He's a young boy and he needs to take it on the chin,' Terry said. 'I'm sure he will, but as captain I'll have a quiet word, for sure.

Mourinho was seething after what he saw from Loftus-

OPTIONS:
- Australia against Sydney, querying whether he really had the back pain that he cited.
- Cheek against Sydney, querying whether he really had the back pain that he cited.
- Chelsea against Sydney, querying whether he really had the back pain that he cited.
- Diego Costa against Sydney, querying whether he really had the back pain that he cited.
- John Terry against Sydney, querying whether he really had the back pain that he cited.
- Jose Mourinho against Sydney, querying whether he really had the back pain that he cited.
- Loftus against Sydney, querying whether he really had the back pain that he cited.
- Mourinho against Sydney, querying whether he really had the back pain that he cited.
- Portuguese against Sydney, querying whether he really had the back pain that he cited.
- Ruben Loftus against Sydney, querying whether he really had the back pain that he cited.
- Sydney against Sydney, querying whether he really had the back pain that he cited.
- Sydney FC against Sydney, querying whether he really had the back pain that he cited.
- Terry against Sydney, querying whether he really had the back pain that he cited.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A newly released analysis of Charleston church shooter Dylann Storm Roof's hate-filled manifesto has revealed that the 21-year-old murder suspect may have been active on an online white supremacist forum. The group Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks hate groups around the country, compared the text of Roof's manifesto, which was discovered on his website The Last Rhodesian Saturday, to comments and posts made by user AryanBlood1488 on the site The Daily Stormer and found striking similarities. The SPLC described The Daily Stormer in its report as a neo-Nazi online community run by its publisher, Andrew Anglin, that generates original content and also re-posts articles from other sites promoting the white supremacist agenda.

Anglin played down what he described as SPLC's unproven 'conspiracy theory' and suggested that even if

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Anglin and Dylann Roof were one and the same, the Daily Stormer does not bear any responsibility for its readers' actions, as the site does not advocate violence.
- AryanBlood1488 and Dylann Roof were one and the same, the Daily Stormer does not bear any responsibility for its readers' actions, as the site does not advocate violence.
- Charleston and Dylann Roof were one and the same, the Daily Stormer does not bear any responsibility for its readers' actions, as the site does not advocate violence.
- Dylann Storm Roof and Dylann Roof were one and the same, the Daily Stormer does not bear any responsibility for its readers' actions, as the site does not advocate violence.
- Last Rhodesian and Dylann Roof were one and the same, the Daily Stormer does not bear any responsibility for its readers' actions, as the site does not advocate violence.
- Nazi and Dylann Roof were one and the same, the Daily Stormer does not bear any responsibility for its readers' actions, as the site does not advocate violence.
- Roof and Dylann Roof were one and the same, the Daily Stormer does not bear any responsibility for its readers' actions, as the site does not advocate violence.
- SPLC and Dylann Roof were one and the same, the Daily Stormer does not bear any responsibility for its readers' actions, as the site does not advocate violence.
- Southern Poverty Law Center and Dylann Roof were one and the same, the Daily Stormer does not bear any responsibility for its readers' actions, as the site does not advocate violence.
- The Daily Stormer and Dylann Roof were one and the same, the Daily Stormer does not bear any responsibility for its readers' actions, as the site does not advocate violence.


Write the next sentence.

The suspected killer of a teenage CBBC star confessed to his girlfriend before fleeing to Nigeria on his brother's passport, a court has heard. Jeffrey Okafor, 24, of East Dulwich, south east London, is accused of stabbing Carl Beatson-Asiedu to death outside a nightclub in the summer of 2009. The 19-year-old victim, known as DJ Charmz, had been leaving the Club Life Nightclub in Vauxhall's Goding Street, in London, with a group of friends after performing a set when a group of men approached them, the court heard. Carl Beatson Asiedu (left) was stabbed to death outside a nightclub by Jeffrey Okafor (right) who then fled to Nigeria on his brother's passport

'The prosecution say that

OPTIONS:
- CBBC was the person who drew a knife, stabbed him and killed him.'
- Carl Beatson Asiedu was the person who drew a knife, stabbed him and killed him.'
- Carl Beatson-Asiedu was the person who drew a knife, stabbed him and killed him.'
- Club Life Nightclub was the person who drew a knife, stabbed him and killed him.'
- DJ Charmz was the person who drew a knife, stabbed him and killed him.'
- East Dulwich was the person who drew a knife, stabbed him and killed him.'
- Goding Street was the person who drew a knife, stabbed him and killed him.'
- Jeffrey Okafor was the person who drew a knife, stabbed him and killed him.'
- London was the person who drew a knife, stabbed him and killed him.'
- Nigeria was the person who drew a knife, stabbed him and killed him.'
- Vauxhall was the person who drew a knife, stabbed him and killed him.'


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Beijing (CNN) -- On the eve of the Nobel Peace Prize award ceremony in Oslo, Norway, CNN.com and CNN International are among the websites and television networks that have been blocked in mainland China. The winner of the prize is imprisoned Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo. What's going on? CNN's Beijing Bureau Chief Jaime FlorCruz offers some insight. Q: There are reports that users in China can't access the CNN website and the websites of other news organizations. What's the situation in Beijing and across mainland China? A: CNN.com is completely blocked as of today. Because when I use [a privately secured network] the site works ok. But if I'm using the normal broadband connection at home, that most Chinese have, an error message comes up. It says "this website is not available." It's sort of the standard thing that happens when a website is blocked here in China.

They tell us that the international edition of

OPTIONS:
- Beijing is totally blocked.
- Beijing Bureau is totally blocked.
- CNN is totally blocked.
- CNN International is totally blocked.
- CNN.com is totally blocked.
- China is totally blocked.
- Chinese is totally blocked.
- Jaime FlorCruz is totally blocked.
- Liu Xiaobo is totally blocked.
- Nobel Peace Prize is totally blocked.
- Norway is totally blocked.
- Oslo is totally blocked.
- WikiLeaks is totally blocked.


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

(CNN) -- Caroline Wozniacki doesn't like losing -- and it's a trait that the tennis star's nearest and dearest also possess. Born into a sports-mad family, the Danish star had to battle for supremacy within the competitive environment of her childhood home in Odense, long before she had designs of making tennis her career. Both her father Piotr and older brother Patrik were professional footballers. Mother Anna played volleyball for Poland, where both parents were born -- and lived until Piotr joined a Danish club. "Sport was in my genes," Wozniacki told CNN's Open Court program. "But nobody would play me because they said I wasn't good enough -- they always put me in the umpire's chair!

I have fun with it and give

OPTIONS:
- Anna a hard time on it!
- CNN a hard time on it!
- Caroline Wozniacki a hard time on it!
- Dane a hard time on it!
- Danish a hard time on it!
- Odense a hard time on it!
- Open Court a hard time on it!
- Patrik a hard time on it!
- Piotr a hard time on it!
- Poland a hard time on it!
- Rory McIlroy a hard time on it!
- Sport a hard time on it!
- Twitter a hard time on it!
- Venus Williams a hard time on it!
- Wozniacki a hard time on it!


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

Simferopol, Crimea (CNN) -- Money, time zones, flags, water, ships: just a few of the issues to deal with when you divorce one country and prepare to join another. The pro-Russian leadership of Crimea is now issuing declarations on an almost hourly basis about the practical consequences of joining the Russian Federation, even as much of the rest of the world says the whole process is illegal. Their biggest headache is geographical: Crimea has no land border with Russia. The closest link is a windswept ferry crossing in the far north-eastern corner of Crimea that connects Kerch with the Russian mainland. The town's mayor told CNN last week that a bridge will be built across the 4.5-kilometer wide Strait of Kerch to mother Russia, as promised by Russian Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev, but that's a multi-year project.

For now there is a stand-off, with the Ukrainians saying that -- for several days at least -- an agreement has been reached that allows supplies to reach the troops still holed up in bases and surrounded by

OPTIONS:
- ATMs troops.
- CNN troops.
- Crimea troops.
- Dmitri Medvedev troops.
- Kerch troops.
- Russia troops.
- Russian troops.
- Russian Federation troops.
- Simferopol troops.
- Strait of Kerch troops.
- Tim Lister troops.
- Ukrainian troops.
- pro-Russian troops.


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Hashima Island is one of the strangest places you'll ever be able to explore -- and few can. This eerie, desolate place of deserted tower blocks some 17 kilometers (10.5 miles) off the coast of Nagasaki in western Japan was opened to tourists four years ago but access is strictly limited. The buildings are too decrepit, so tourists skirt a defined path around one corner of the island. Only with special permission from Nagasaki City Council can you pick your way through the apartment blocks and climb the so-called "Stairway to Hell" to get a proper view of the ruins from the wind-battered shrine at the top.

Takazane says

OPTIONS:
- Hashima needs to address the issue with more honesty.
- Hashima Island needs to address the issue with more honesty.
- Japan needs to address the issue with more honesty.
- Mitsubishi needs to address the issue with more honesty.
- Nagasaki needs to address the issue with more honesty.
- Nagasaki City Council needs to address the issue with more honesty.
- Skyfall needs to address the issue with more honesty.
- Stairway to Hell needs to address the issue with more honesty.
- WWII needs to address the issue with more honesty.
- West coast needs to address the issue with more honesty.


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(CNN) -- Jose Mourinho, the self-appointed "Special One", was the man charged with winning the European Champions League and finally recognizing the dream of "La Decima." Instead, should he leave this summer, his epitaph will read "decimated". Just minutes after watching his Real Madrid blow its chance of an unprecedented tenth triumph in Europe's elite competition Tuesday, Mourinho was already busy plotting his escape route from the Spanish capital following his fifth semifinal defeat in seven attempts. "I want to be where people love me to be," he told ITV immediately after the game. Just quite how much love there is in Madrid for Mourinho is open for debate, but his side's 2-0 victory was not enough to earn him the opportunity to become the first man to win the competition with three different clubs.

For Mourinho, the tie was lost on German soil a week ago, a result which condemned

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Bayern Munich to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Borussia Dortmund to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- CNN to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Champions League to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Dortmund to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Europe to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- European Champions League to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- German to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- ITV to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Jose Mourinho to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Karim Benzema to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- La Decima to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Madrid to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Mourinho to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Real Madrid to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Sergio Ramos to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Spanish to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Special One to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.
- Wembley to becoming the first team to suffer three consecutive semifinal defeats.