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(CNN) There is just over a week to go in France's presidential election, but the man tipped to become the country's new leader is taking nothing for granted. Emmanuel Macron may be leading in the polls but the 39-year-old independent centrist has endured one of the most difficult weeks of his campaign so far. Labeled an "elitist" by his rival Marine Le Pen, criticized for his first round victory celebrations, and then overshadowed in his home town by the far-right candidate, Macron has spent much of the past week on the back foot. It's why he's not moving his furniture into the Élysée Palace just yet -- instead taking a lesson from the 2016 US election, in which Hillary Clinton suffered a surprise defeat.

Macron stopped to talk to workers and answer questions while describing

OPTIONS:
- Emmanuel Macron's visit as a stunt.
- France's visit as a stunt.
- Hillary Clinton's visit as a stunt.
- Le Pen's visit as a stunt.
- Macron's visit as a stunt.
- Marine's visit as a stunt.
- US's visit as a stunt.
- Élysée Palace's visit as a stunt.


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Drum roll ... George Alexander Louis! The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge announced Wednesday that they've named their new bundle of joy. The tot "will be known as His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge," according to Clarence House, the official residence of heirs to the throne. iReport: Do you have a traditional family name? Earlier Wednesday, word came that the couple are doing what new parents do: They are enjoying some incredibly sweet moments alone with their baby. The official statement said William and Catherine are now down to the business of getting "to know their son." The parents and the perhaps future king left Kensington Palace in London by car around lunchtime, UK media reported. The couple has been mum about their immediate schedules.

OPTIONS:
- British placed the teeny royal heir in a car seat in the back of a black sport utility vehicle, then got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.
- Cambridge placed the teeny royal heir in a car seat in the back of a black sport utility vehicle, then got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.
- Catherine placed the teeny royal heir in a car seat in the back of a black sport utility vehicle, then got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.
- Clarence House placed the teeny royal heir in a car seat in the back of a black sport utility vehicle, then got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.
- Duchess placed the teeny royal heir in a car seat in the back of a black sport utility vehicle, then got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.
- Duchess of Cambridge placed the teeny royal heir in a car seat in the back of a black sport utility vehicle, then got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.
- Duke placed the teeny royal heir in a car seat in the back of a black sport utility vehicle, then got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.
- George Alexander Louis placed the teeny royal heir in a car seat in the back of a black sport utility vehicle, then got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.
- Harry placed the teeny royal heir in a car seat in the back of a black sport utility vehicle, then got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.
- His Royal Highness placed the teeny royal heir in a car seat in the back of a black sport utility vehicle, then got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.
- Kensington Palace placed the teeny royal heir in a car seat in the back of a black sport utility vehicle, then got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.
- London placed the teeny royal heir in a car seat in the back of a black sport utility vehicle, then got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.
- Prince George placed the teeny royal heir in a car seat in the back of a black sport utility vehicle, then got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.
- Queen Elizabeth II placed the teeny royal heir in a car seat in the back of a black sport utility vehicle, then got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.
- UK placed the teeny royal heir in a car seat in the back of a black sport utility vehicle, then got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.
- William placed the teeny royal heir in a car seat in the back of a black sport utility vehicle, then got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.
- iReport placed the teeny royal heir in a car seat in the back of a black sport utility vehicle, then got behind the wheel for the trip to their residence at Kensington Palace.


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(CNN) Jacinda Ardern found out she would be New Zealand's next Prime Minister watching TV. The Labour leader was on tenterhooks Thursday along with the rest of the country as NZ First leader Winston Peters revealed whether he would back her party or the incumbent Nationals. "I enjoyed the theater of it," she said following Peters' announcement. "I joined with New Zealand as we learned the news together." Peters said he thought the public deserved to know first, adding a final twist to an election campaign already rife with drama. The 37-year-old Ardern took over Labour after then leader Andrew Little stepped aside at the start of the election campaign, when the party was struggling in the polls.

When she was first elected,

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Little was the country's youngest sitting MP, and rose quickly through the party, becoming deputy leader in March this year.
- Ardern was the country's youngest sitting MP, and rose quickly through the party, becoming deputy leader in March this year.
- CNN was the country's youngest sitting MP, and rose quickly through the party, becoming deputy leader in March this year.
- Jacinda Ardern was the country's youngest sitting MP, and rose quickly through the party, becoming deputy leader in March this year.
- Labour was the country's youngest sitting MP, and rose quickly through the party, becoming deputy leader in March this year.
- NZ First was the country's youngest sitting MP, and rose quickly through the party, becoming deputy leader in March this year.
- Nationals was the country's youngest sitting MP, and rose quickly through the party, becoming deputy leader in March this year.
- New Zealand was the country's youngest sitting MP, and rose quickly through the party, becoming deputy leader in March this year.
- Peters was the country's youngest sitting MP, and rose quickly through the party, becoming deputy leader in March this year.
- Winston Peters was the country's youngest sitting MP, and rose quickly through the party, becoming deputy leader in March this year.


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Sydney, Australia (CNN) For most young Australians, the violence and extremism of Syria feels a world away. But for a tiny minority, ISIS exerts a powerful allure, leading a small but significant number to head to the Middle East to take up arms. And while the de facto capital of the self-described ISIS caliphate is more than 8,000 miles (13,000 kilometers) from Sydney, the murderous group's reach is keenly felt here -- as Australia reels from what police say was a narrowly averted, ISIS-assisted plot to bring down a plane. For some, the ISIS connection is real and immediate. "I know two friends, two personal friends of mine who traveled to fight for ISIS," says a 20-year-old university student who asks to remain anonymous, out of safety concerns.

CNN interactive: Behind the mask - From altar boy to

OPTIONS:
- Australia fighter
- Australian Muslims fighter
- Australians fighter
- CNN fighter
- ISIS fighter
- Middle East fighter
- Sydney fighter
- Syria fighter


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A terror-sympathiser linked to hate preacher Abu Qatada has been granted the right to live in the UK despite earlier being branded a risk to national security. The Moroccan-born 56-year-old holds joint French and Algerian nationality but is married to a British woman. However, he was excluded from the country on August 25, 2005 as he represented 'a sufficiently serious threat' to public safety. The father-of-eight, known only as ZZ, previously admitted having sympathy for banned Algerian terror group the GIA - but has had a decision banning him from the UK overturned after citing the Human Rights Act. According to judgement from the Special Immigration Appeals Commission, ZZ 'was not frank' about trips he made to the continent as a GIA activist.

No specific measures were mentioned in the recent Queen's speech, but he said: 'We are very clear about what we want which is

OPTIONS:
- Abu Qatada judges making decisions in British courts,
- Algerian judges making decisions in British courts,
- Belgian judges making decisions in British courts,
- British judges making decisions in British courts,
- French judges making decisions in British courts,
- GIA judges making decisions in British courts,
- Human Rights Act judges making decisions in British courts,
- Moroccan judges making decisions in British courts,
- Special Immigration Appeals Commission judges making decisions in British courts,
- UK judges making decisions in British courts,
- ZZ judges making decisions in British courts,


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Manchester City will finally complete their protracted swoop for Liverpool forward Raheem Sterling this week, in deal worth up to £49million. The Etihad Stadium club made the key breakthrough in discussions for the wantaway attacker over the weekend and are on the brink of landing their No 1 summer target. The deal will see City pay their Barclays Premier League rivals a guaranteed £45million. An additional £4million in add-ons has also been negotiated, which would take the fee close to Liverpool's £50million valuation. Liverpool are said to be satisfied with the obtainability of the proposed £4million in extras and are confident Sterling will meet the targets.

Sterling tells Rodgers he wants to leave

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League despite there being one more game left in the season.
- City despite there being one more game left in the season.
- Deal despite there being one more game left in the season.
- England despite there being one more game left in the season.
- Etihad Stadium despite there being one more game left in the season.
- Liverpool despite there being one more game left in the season.
- Manchester City despite there being one more game left in the season.
- Manuel Pelegrini despite there being one more game left in the season.
- Raheem Sterling despite there being one more game left in the season.
- Reds despite there being one more game left in the season.
- Sterling despite there being one more game left in the season.
- Steven Gerrard despite there being one more game left in the season.


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

West Des Moines, Iowa (CNN) Donald Trump had every reason to feel optimistic Monday. His poll numbers were up; he had secured two prominent endorsements in the space of a week; and even the weather seemed to be cooperating, with a snowstorm coming in from the west expected to hold off until after midnight. Sarah Palin endorses Donald Trump And then, he lost, coming in second to Ted Cruz. Trump spent January in full-on attack mode against Cruz. Trump questioned whether Cruz qualifies as a "natural-born citizen" eligible to serve as president. He went after the evangelical vote, winning the endorsement of Liberty University President Jerry Falwell, Jr., but didn't back up the appeals with a ground game. And then he sat out the final debate, opting for a rally across town at the same time.

Exit polls Monday showed that 55% of voters who made up their minds in the final days went with

OPTIONS:
- CNN or Rubio, while only 15% of them chose Trump.
- Cruz or Rubio, while only 15% of them chose Trump.
- Donald Trump or Rubio, while only 15% of them chose Trump.
- Iowa or Rubio, while only 15% of them chose Trump.
- Jerry Falwell or Rubio, while only 15% of them chose Trump.
- Jr. or Rubio, while only 15% of them chose Trump.
- Liberty University or Rubio, while only 15% of them chose Trump.
- Sarah Palin or Rubio, while only 15% of them chose Trump.
- Ted Cruz or Rubio, while only 15% of them chose Trump.
- Trump or Rubio, while only 15% of them chose Trump.
- West Des Moines or Rubio, while only 15% of them chose Trump.


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(CNN) Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has clarified his comments that seemed to call for a split from the United States, saying he was advocating a "separation of foreign policy" rather than "a severance of ties." Addressing a press conference in Davao City after his return from a state visit to China, Duterte said: "It is not severance of ties. You say severance of ties, you cut the diplomatic relations. I cannot do that. "Why? It is in the best interest of my country that we maintain that relationship. Why? Because there are many Filipinos in the United States. Well, Americans of Filipino ancestry.

The United States also accounts for roughly a third of the $17.6 billion that

OPTIONS:
- Americans working overseas have sent home this year.
- CNN working overseas have sent home this year.
- China working overseas have sent home this year.
- Davao City working overseas have sent home this year.
- Duterte working overseas have sent home this year.
- Filipino working overseas have sent home this year.
- Filipinos working overseas have sent home this year.
- Philippines working overseas have sent home this year.
- Rodrigo Duterte working overseas have sent home this year.
- US working overseas have sent home this year.
- United States working overseas have sent home this year.


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

A frustrated Arsenal fan who jumped over a barrier and ran towards the manager during an away match at Southampton has been banned from going to games for three years. Luke Bryant, 25, was sat with Southampton fans when he ran onto the sidelines of the football pitch during a game at St Mary's stadium, where Arsenal were losing 2-0. Bryant admitted 'going onto an area adjacent to a playing area' of the Football Act 1991, where he shrugged his shoulders at Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger. The fan, who Arsene Wenger thought was from the Southampton end, runs to the dugout and gestures

Wenger gestures towards the fourth official on the touchline during a frustrating afternoon for

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal
- Arsene Wenger
- Bryant
- Football Act
- Luke Bryant
- Southampton
- St Mary


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Washington (CNN) A new poll in Rust Belt states over the weekend had some stark news for President Donald Trump: His job approval was under 40%. Only about a quarter said they were proud of him. Broad majorities said they were embarrassed. But his favorable ratings? They are basically the same as what they were on Election Day. The new numbers from a NBC/Marist survey show that the President's favorable numbers look very, very similar to where they were almost 10 months ago when he was elected. Trump's favorable rating was 39% in Michigan, 35% in Wisconsin and 42% in Pennsylvania on Election Day among those who came out to vote, according to exit polls. Those numbers are now 34% in Michigan, 32% in Wisconsin and 35% in Pennsylvania among all voters. Plus, Trump's unfavorable ratings are within 3 percentage points of his Election Day ratings.

The

OPTIONS:
- Broad survey was taken from August 13-17, 2017 among 795, 773 and 801 registered voters in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, respectively.
- CNN survey was taken from August 13-17, 2017 among 795, 773 and 801 registered voters in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, respectively.
- Donald Trump survey was taken from August 13-17, 2017 among 795, 773 and 801 registered voters in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, respectively.
- Election Day survey was taken from August 13-17, 2017 among 795, 773 and 801 registered voters in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, respectively.
- Marist survey was taken from August 13-17, 2017 among 795, 773 and 801 registered voters in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, respectively.
- Michigan survey was taken from August 13-17, 2017 among 795, 773 and 801 registered voters in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, respectively.
- NBC survey was taken from August 13-17, 2017 among 795, 773 and 801 registered voters in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, respectively.
- Pennsylvania survey was taken from August 13-17, 2017 among 795, 773 and 801 registered voters in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, respectively.
- Rust Belt survey was taken from August 13-17, 2017 among 795, 773 and 801 registered voters in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, respectively.
- Trump survey was taken from August 13-17, 2017 among 795, 773 and 801 registered voters in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, respectively.
- Washington survey was taken from August 13-17, 2017 among 795, 773 and 801 registered voters in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, respectively.
- Wisconsin survey was taken from August 13-17, 2017 among 795, 773 and 801 registered voters in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, respectively.


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The bride is dressed in a gown of flowing silk and chiffon and holds a pretty bouquet. The groom is decked out in a blue suit with a silk tie and red rose in his lapel — a lovely romantic touch. He might look smarter than in his police mugshot, but he is unmistakably ‘back from the dead’ canoeist, John Darwin. Today, the Mail can reveal that Darwin, 64, has remarried following his divorce from his wife of 38 years, Anne. He wed Mercy May Avila, a Filipina woman in her 30s, on February 25. This week, it was reported that Darwin was planning to return to Panama, the country to which he fled after faking his death.

Yet somehow he found the money to fly out to meet

OPTIONS:
- Anne and he has clearly charmed her.
- Darwin and he has clearly charmed her.
- Darwins and he has clearly charmed her.
- Filipina and he has clearly charmed her.
- John and he has clearly charmed her.
- John Darwin and he has clearly charmed her.
- Mail and he has clearly charmed her.
- Mercy May Avila and he has clearly charmed her.
- Panama and he has clearly charmed her.


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

Washington (CNN) -- A JPMorgan Chase executive admitted to Congress that the bank did a "terrible job" of dealing with military home loans. The bank has admitted to overcharging approximately 4,500 members of the U.S. military on their mortgages and said it accidentally foreclosed on 18 service members' homes. Active duty personnel are covered under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA). The law caps interest on debt incurred before service, such as mortgage or credit card debt, at 6% while active, and also prevents foreclosure proceedings from beginning until nine months after the service member returns from active duty. "I would like to express to the men and women serving our country and to the members of this committee, Chase's deepest regret over the mistakes we've made in applying these protections. I commit to you that we will get this right," Stephanie Mudick, an executive vice president in JPMorgan Chase's Office of Consumer Practices, told the House Committee on Veterans Affairs Wednesday.

They include a centralized unit set up to specialize in

OPTIONS:
- CNN loans, with employees trained in reading military orders, as well as a new hotline staffed by employees trained specifically on how to answer SCRA borrower questions.
- Chase loans, with employees trained in reading military orders, as well as a new hotline staffed by employees trained specifically on how to answer SCRA borrower questions.
- Congress loans, with employees trained in reading military orders, as well as a new hotline staffed by employees trained specifically on how to answer SCRA borrower questions.
- House Committee on Veterans Affairs loans, with employees trained in reading military orders, as well as a new hotline staffed by employees trained specifically on how to answer SCRA borrower questions.
- JPMorgan Chase loans, with employees trained in reading military orders, as well as a new hotline staffed by employees trained specifically on how to answer SCRA borrower questions.
- Office of Consumer Practices loans, with employees trained in reading military orders, as well as a new hotline staffed by employees trained specifically on how to answer SCRA borrower questions.
- SCRA loans, with employees trained in reading military orders, as well as a new hotline staffed by employees trained specifically on how to answer SCRA borrower questions.
- Servicemembers Civil Relief Act loans, with employees trained in reading military orders, as well as a new hotline staffed by employees trained specifically on how to answer SCRA borrower questions.
- Stephanie Mudick loans, with employees trained in reading military orders, as well as a new hotline staffed by employees trained specifically on how to answer SCRA borrower questions.
- U.S. loans, with employees trained in reading military orders, as well as a new hotline staffed by employees trained specifically on how to answer SCRA borrower questions.
- Washington loans, with employees trained in reading military orders, as well as a new hotline staffed by employees trained specifically on how to answer SCRA borrower questions.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

For one, this was a case of treading fresh ground. Quite literally. For others, it was about settling back into roles that were once familiar. Something old, something new. And something surprisingly blue, in the hue of Northern Ireland’s jerseys. Thankfully for Scotland, there was no off-colour outcome. A win is a win. Even when it comes after the typical drudgery that international friendlies can bring. Let’s just say that no-one who sat through this 90 minutes will be feverishly petitioning for the return of the Home Internationals. Matt Ritchie made his first appearance for Scotland against Northern Ireland on Wednesday night

Like

OPTIONS:
- Alex as whole, he simply got the job done.
- Bournemouth as whole, he simply got the job done.
- Christophe Berra as whole, he simply got the job done.
- Home Internationals as whole, he simply got the job done.
- Matt Ritchie as whole, he simply got the job done.
- Northern Ireland as whole, he simply got the job done.
- Ritchie as whole, he simply got the job done.
- Scotland as whole, he simply got the job done.


Find the right ending to this passage.

DENVER, Colorado (CNN) -- Sen. Barack Obama laid out his plan for change in America as he accepted the Democratic presidential nomination Thursday night, securing his place in history as the first African-American to lead a major party ticket. Sen. Barack Obama accepted his party's nomination for the presidency Thursday night. "Change happens because the American people demand it -- because they rise up and insist on new ideas and new leadership, a new politics for a new time. America, this is one of those moments," he told supporters at the Democratic National Convention. "I believe that as hard as it will be, the change we need is coming."

He also invoked the bitterly disputed 2000 presidential election to argue that

OPTIONS:
- Al Gore should elect Obama in November.
- America should elect Obama in November.
- American should elect Obama in November.
- Americans should elect Obama in November.
- Barack Obama should elect Obama in November.
- CNN should elect Obama in November.
- Change should elect Obama in November.
- Colorado should elect Obama in November.
- DENVER should elect Obama in November.
- Democratic should elect Obama in November.
- Democratic National Convention should elect Obama in November.
- Invesco Field should elect Obama in November.
- John McCain should elect Obama in November.
- Obama should elect Obama in November.


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As secretary of state, Hillary Rodham Clinton opened her office to dozens of influential Democratic party fundraisers, former Clinton administration and campaign loyalists, and corporate donors to her family's global charity, according to State Department calendars obtained by The Associated Press. The woman who would become a 2016 presidential candidate met or spoke by phone with nearly 100 corporate executives, Clinton charity donors and political supporters during her four years at the State Department between 2009 and 2013, records show. Many of those meetings and calls, formally scheduled by her aides, involved heads of companies and organizations that were pursuing business or private interests with the Obama administration at the time, including with the State Department while Clinton was in charge.

The State Department's release of

OPTIONS:
- Clinton emails has so far turned up at least 155 planning schedules, called 'minischedules,' but they account for only a tiny percentage of Clinton's four-year stint — 7 per cent of the 1,159 days covered by those email releases.
- Democratic emails has so far turned up at least 155 planning schedules, called 'minischedules,' but they account for only a tiny percentage of Clinton's four-year stint — 7 per cent of the 1,159 days covered by those email releases.
- Hillary Rodham Clinton emails has so far turned up at least 155 planning schedules, called 'minischedules,' but they account for only a tiny percentage of Clinton's four-year stint — 7 per cent of the 1,159 days covered by those email releases.
- Obama emails has so far turned up at least 155 planning schedules, called 'minischedules,' but they account for only a tiny percentage of Clinton's four-year stint — 7 per cent of the 1,159 days covered by those email releases.
- State Department emails has so far turned up at least 155 planning schedules, called 'minischedules,' but they account for only a tiny percentage of Clinton's four-year stint — 7 per cent of the 1,159 days covered by those email releases.
- The Associated Press emails has so far turned up at least 155 planning schedules, called 'minischedules,' but they account for only a tiny percentage of Clinton's four-year stint — 7 per cent of the 1,159 days covered by those email releases.


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(CNN) It's a blind date with global ramifications. President Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping meet for the first time Thursday and will seek to forge a connection and to stabilize the world's most important diplomatic relationship, despite a gulf between them in experience, temperament and global outlook. Both have a long way to come to meet in the middle. Trump, the brash, outspoken, political novice who seems to give little mind to policy details, anchored his campaign on China bashing. He once warned that China had committed "rape" against the US economy and tweeted that global warming was a Chinese ruse to damage US manufacturing.

Xi must at all costs head off a destabilizing trade war -- one possibility if Trump follows through on his threats to impose tariffs on

OPTIONS:
- China goods.
- Chinese goods.
- Donald Trump goods.
- Lago goods.
- Mar goods.
- Trump goods.
- US goods.
- Xi goods.
- Xi Jinping goods.


Write the last sentence in this story.

A woman who feared she would never have children after suffering eight miscarriages and an ectopic pregnancy has finally welcomed a healthy son. Laura Jeyes, 33, from Northampton, has shared her story with MailOnline to give hope to other couples who may be struggling with infertility. She's now a mother to Alfie-John, aged three, who was born after Laura had nine failed pregnancies. She said: 'To this day I'm amazed to have him and really lucky to have him. I look at him all the time and think his our little angel.' The former heath care assistant first suffered a miscarriage at 18 weeks in 2006 when she was 22 yearsold.

Due to her history, Laura wasn't allowed to go into labour naturally and had a caesarean section which led to the safe delivery of

OPTIONS:
- Alfie-John in April 2012.
- John-John in April 2012.
- Keen-John in April 2012.
- Laura-John in April 2012.
- Laura Jeyes-John in April 2012.
- MailOnline-John in April 2012.
- Northampton-John in April 2012.


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

The original suspect in the murder of an America’s Next Top Model contestant and three others was scheduled to be ejected from the US in 2012 but was granted deferred deportation under President Obama’s amnesty policy, it was revealed today. Emmanuel Jesus Rangel-Hernandez, 19, was arrested last month in connection to a triple-homicide in Charlotte, North Carolina, that claimed the lives of aspiring model Mirjana Puhar, 19, her 23-year-old boyfriend Jonathan Alvarado, and 21-year-old Jusmar Isiah Gonzaga-Garcia. His alleged accomplice, 19-year-old David Ezequel Lopez, was taken into custody Thursday and jailed on three counts of first-degree murder. Scroll down for video

After dropping out of high school,

OPTIONS:
- America’s Next Top Model decided to obtain her GED in 2013.
- Charlotte decided to obtain her GED in 2013.
- David Ezequel Lopez decided to obtain her GED in 2013.
- David Lopez decided to obtain her GED in 2013.
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals decided to obtain her GED in 2013.
- Emmanuel Jesus Rangel decided to obtain her GED in 2013.
- Emmanuel Jesus Rangel-Hernandez decided to obtain her GED in 2013.
- Garcia decided to obtain her GED in 2013.
- Jonathan Alvarado decided to obtain her GED in 2013.
- Jusmar Isiah Gonzaga decided to obtain her GED in 2013.
- Jusmar Isiah Gonzaga-Garcia decided to obtain her GED in 2013.
- Mexico decided to obtain her GED in 2013.
- Mirjana Puhar decided to obtain her GED in 2013.
- North Carolina decided to obtain her GED in 2013.
- Obama decided to obtain her GED in 2013.
- Puhar decided to obtain her GED in 2013.
- Rangel decided to obtain her GED in 2013.
- US decided to obtain her GED in 2013.


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

People say English footballers aren’t technically gifted — Jack Wilshere proves they are. The precision of his strikes were magnificent, he put it in the same compartment of the goal against a world-class goalkeeper in Samir Handanovic. Wilshere’s almost made a fool of him. His goals, though, beg the question of whether he should be playing further forward for England. I’m with Roy Hodgson on this one — if I’m a centre back and I want to give the ball to a gifted player, Wilshere is one of those. It can’t be a player who doesn’t want to receive the ball and just wants to defend.

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal should go away this summer and not dwell on it.
- England should go away this summer and not dwell on it.
- English should go away this summer and not dwell on it.
- Euro 2016 should go away this summer and not dwell on it.
- Group E should go away this summer and not dwell on it.
- Jack Wilshere should go away this summer and not dwell on it.
- Nathaniel Clyne should go away this summer and not dwell on it.
- Roy Hodgson should go away this summer and not dwell on it.
- Samir Handanovic should go away this summer and not dwell on it.
- Slovenia should go away this summer and not dwell on it.
- Wilshere should go away this summer and not dwell on it.


How does the sentence end?

Washington (CNN) The Pentagon has accused Russia of intentionally violating an agreement intended to prevent accidents in the skies over Syria, following a recent unsafe encounter between US F-22s and Russian Su-25 jets. "Russia is failing to genuinely de-conflict airspace in Syria. Some of these incidents are not mistakes," Chief Pentagon Spokesperson Dana W. White told CNN. "We are working to address this issue at the highest levels," she added. The Pentagon's statement comes just days after Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis said it was unclear why the Russians were violating the agreement, which separates Russian and US-led coalition forces operating in Syria.

"As far as going further into the western part, or the interior parts of the -- of

OPTIONS:
- CNN, I'm not prepared and ready to address that," Dillon said.
- Dana W. White, I'm not prepared and ready to address that," Dillon said.
- F-22s, I'm not prepared and ready to address that," Dillon said.
- Jim Mattis, I'm not prepared and ready to address that," Dillon said.
- Pentagon, I'm not prepared and ready to address that," Dillon said.
- Russia, I'm not prepared and ready to address that," Dillon said.
- Russian, I'm not prepared and ready to address that," Dillon said.
- Russians, I'm not prepared and ready to address that," Dillon said.
- Su-25, I'm not prepared and ready to address that," Dillon said.
- Syria, I'm not prepared and ready to address that," Dillon said.
- US, I'm not prepared and ready to address that," Dillon said.
- Washington, I'm not prepared and ready to address that," Dillon said.


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Nanjing, China (CNN) -- Off-camera, I'm getting parenting advice from China's first athlete to win gold in any sport at the Winter Olympics. "Your daughter should go for ice skating," Yang Yang advises me. "It's great for her balance!" My five-year old is more swimmer than skater but I appreciate Yang's words and especially her intention. She's encouraging me to share the life-changing benefits of sport, not to necessarily groom a future Olympian. Yang herself is a product of a vigorous state system that created elite national athletes. She brought home that long-awaited gold medal in short-track speed skating from the Salt Lake City Olympiad in 2002.

More than a decade ago,

OPTIONS:
- CNN was in it to win it.
- China was in it to win it.
- Nanjing was in it to win it.
- Salt Lake City Olympiad was in it to win it.
- Winter Olympics was in it to win it.
- Yang was in it to win it.
- Yang Yang was in it to win it.


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Nicola Sturgeon found herself compared to Saddam Hussein as she told an American chat show host she wished the SNP had won every Westminster seat in Scotland. The Scottish First Minister looked momentarily uncomfortable as Jon Stewart expressed shock at her ambition and asked her: 'What? You think you're Saddam Hussein? You get 99 per cent?' He also mocked her economic policies, asking a long question which began talking about independence, deficit and GDP figures and finished: 'Haggis. What is that?' But she got her own back as she ridiculed America's habit of invading oil-producing countries. The appearance on The Daily Show was intended to be the high point of a four-day trip to the United States intended to raise Miss Sturgeon's international profile.

Despite the defeat, the pro-independence SNP has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after

OPTIONS:
- America took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- American took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Comedy Central took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Cybernat took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Cybernats took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Daily Show took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Haggis took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Jon Stewart took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Nicola Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- SNP took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Saddam Hussein took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Scotland took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Scottish took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Scottish National Party took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Stewart took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- The Daily Show took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- UK took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- US took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- United States took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Westminster took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.


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Washington (CNN) Former Rep. Joe Walsh -- under fire for a deleted tweet saying "This is now war" against President Barack Obama following the killings of Dallas police officers -- defended his rhetoric Friday. Walsh, a former tea party congressman from Illinois and now a conservative talk radio host, tweeted in the wake of the Dallas shootings, "3 Dallas Cops killed, 7 wounded. This is now war. Watch out Obama. Watch out black lives matter punks. Real America is coming after you." Walsh later explained on Twitter that he wasn't calling for violence against Obama or Black Lives Matter activists. But he told CNN's Don Lemon Friday night that he stands by his words and that Twitter "shut me down."

"The last couple of years,

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama has done nothing but hate on cops.
- Black Lives Matter has done nothing but hate on cops.
- CNN has done nothing but hate on cops.
- Dallas has done nothing but hate on cops.
- Don Lemon has done nothing but hate on cops.
- Illinois has done nothing but hate on cops.
- Joe Walsh has done nothing but hate on cops.
- Obama has done nothing but hate on cops.
- Real America has done nothing but hate on cops.
- Twitter has done nothing but hate on cops.
- Walsh has done nothing but hate on cops.
- Washington has done nothing but hate on cops.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Kings of Leon frontman Caleb Followill may be counting his lucky stars to have landed supermodel Lily Aldridge as his wife and the mother of his children - but that doesn't mean he wants his kids to follow in her footsteps. Lily, 30, recently revealed to People magazine that while she'll be proud to see her three-year-old daughter, Dixie Pearl, do 'whatever she wants to do' when she grows up, Dixie's 33-year-old dad's a bit more discerning about her future. 'I don’t think my husband would want her anywhere near the runway,' she sad. 'But I would be proud of her no matter what she does.'

If

OPTIONS:
- Caleb Followill does end up taking the same path as her mom, she may face dad's reluctance - but at least she'll have a great role model to look up to.
- Dixie does end up taking the same path as her mom, she may face dad's reluctance - but at least she'll have a great role model to look up to.
- Dixie Pearl does end up taking the same path as her mom, she may face dad's reluctance - but at least she'll have a great role model to look up to.
- Fashion Show does end up taking the same path as her mom, she may face dad's reluctance - but at least she'll have a great role model to look up to.
- Kings of Leon does end up taking the same path as her mom, she may face dad's reluctance - but at least she'll have a great role model to look up to.
- Lily does end up taking the same path as her mom, she may face dad's reluctance - but at least she'll have a great role model to look up to.
- Lily Aldridge does end up taking the same path as her mom, she may face dad's reluctance - but at least she'll have a great role model to look up to.
- People does end up taking the same path as her mom, she may face dad's reluctance - but at least she'll have a great role model to look up to.
- Victoria's Secret does end up taking the same path as her mom, she may face dad's reluctance - but at least she'll have a great role model to look up to.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull has defied Prime Minister Tony Abbott's ban on frontbenchers appearing on the ABC's Q&A program following the Zaky Mallah controversy. In a media release sent around via email by the national broadcaster, Mr Turnbull's name was listed among the guests lined up for the next week's show, which is filmed in Sydney. Other panellists alongside Mr Turnbull are war correspondent Michael Ware, Canadian Christian scholar John Stackhouse, Lowy Institute's director of polling Alex Oliver and Shadow Assistant Minister for Education Amanda Rishworth. The confirmation of Mr Turnbull's appearance ends days of speculation the Communications Minister would boycotted the show along with his other fellow ministers.

'

OPTIONS:
- ABC was told this tonight and apologised to Q&A that he would not be able to appear.'
- Alex Oliver was told this tonight and apologised to Q&A that he would not be able to appear.'
- Amanda Rishworth was told this tonight and apologised to Q&A that he would not be able to appear.'
- Barnaby Joyce was told this tonight and apologised to Q&A that he would not be able to appear.'
- Canadian Christian was told this tonight and apologised to Q&A that he would not be able to appear.'
- Communications Minister was told this tonight and apologised to Q&A that he would not be able to appear.'
- John Stackhouse was told this tonight and apologised to Q&A that he would not be able to appear.'
- Lowy Institute was told this tonight and apologised to Q&A that he would not be able to appear.'
- Malcolm Turnbull was told this tonight and apologised to Q&A that he would not be able to appear.'
- Michael Ware was told this tonight and apologised to Q&A that he would not be able to appear.'
- Q&A was told this tonight and apologised to Q&A that he would not be able to appear.'
- Sydney was told this tonight and apologised to Q&A that he would not be able to appear.'
- Tony Abbott was told this tonight and apologised to Q&A that he would not be able to appear.'
- Turnbull was told this tonight and apologised to Q&A that he would not be able to appear.'
- Zaky Mallah was told this tonight and apologised to Q&A that he would not be able to appear.'


How does this story end?

Editor's note: Rachel Motte blogs at www.evangelicaloutpost.com and writes for Wheatstone Academy, a Christian educational program for high school students. She is a graduate of Biola University and the Torrey Honors Institute. Rachel Motte says Rush Limbaugh still can animate conservative popular opinion. (CNN) -- It's no secret that liberals throughout the nation are rejoicing at Rush Limbaugh's supposed status as leader of the Republican Party. I can see why. He's easy to pick on. His rhetoric is extreme, and his personal life has at times been less than picture-perfect. I've heard some pundits refer to Vice President Joe Biden as "the gift that keeps on giving." I imagine the left feels the same way about Limbaugh.

That's going to change the way young people all over will approach the political process; after all, 66 percent of the 29-and-under crowd voted for

OPTIONS:
- Biola University.
- CNN.
- Christian.
- Joe Biden.
- Limbaugh.
- Motte.
- Obama.
- Rachel Motte.
- Republican Party.
- Rush Limbaugh.
- Torrey Honors Institute.
- Wheatstone Academy.


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

Britain's economic recovery is being fuelled by families raiding their savings, new figures suggested today. Despite the economy growing even faster than previously thought, people are still poorer than they were before the economic crash seven years ago. And families are able to save less each month than before the crash, according to the Office for National Statistics. It emerged today that in the first three months of the year, the economy grew 0.4 per cent – 0.1 per cent higher than previous estimates. Over the whole of last year it boomed 3 per cent, the ONS said. However, despite the strong growth, British families are still poorer than they were before the economic crash seven years ago.

Overall, the figures showed that the average – or 'median' – income in the

OPTIONS:
- Britain was £24,500 at the end of 2014, up 3.4 per cent on the year before.
- British was £24,500 at the end of 2014, up 3.4 per cent on the year before.
- ONS was £24,500 at the end of 2014, up 3.4 per cent on the year before.
- Office for National Statistics was £24,500 at the end of 2014, up 3.4 per cent on the year before.
- UK was £24,500 at the end of 2014, up 3.4 per cent on the year before.


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

They may have failed to register a single point during the Copa America 2015 but Jamaica were in good spirits following their 1-0 defeat by Argentina. Having just lost to Lionel Messi and Co in Vina del Mar, Jamaica were keen to make the most of their time on the pitch with the Argentina stars. Messi, who won his 100th cap, was at the centre of attention as he posed for a selfie after the final whistle with Jamaica striker Deshorn Brown before swapping shirts with Jobi McAnuff. The Barcelona star was happy to pose for a snap with Brown, who plays his football in Norway with Valerenga, before sending Leyton Orient midfielder McAnuff home with his shirt.

'

OPTIONS:
- Argentina is the best in the world, a star, and that's a photo I'll have as a souvenir all my life.'
- Barcelona is the best in the world, a star, and that's a photo I'll have as a souvenir all my life.'
- Brown is the best in the world, a star, and that's a photo I'll have as a souvenir all my life.'
- Co is the best in the world, a star, and that's a photo I'll have as a souvenir all my life.'
- Copa America is the best in the world, a star, and that's a photo I'll have as a souvenir all my life.'
- Deshorn Brown is the best in the world, a star, and that's a photo I'll have as a souvenir all my life.'
- Gonzalo Higuain is the best in the world, a star, and that's a photo I'll have as a souvenir all my life.'
- Jamaica is the best in the world, a star, and that's a photo I'll have as a souvenir all my life.'
- Jobi McAnuff is the best in the world, a star, and that's a photo I'll have as a souvenir all my life.'
- Leyton Orient is the best in the world, a star, and that's a photo I'll have as a souvenir all my life.'
- Lionel Messi is the best in the world, a star, and that's a photo I'll have as a souvenir all my life.'
- McAnuff is the best in the world, a star, and that's a photo I'll have as a souvenir all my life.'
- Messi is the best in the world, a star, and that's a photo I'll have as a souvenir all my life.'
- Norway is the best in the world, a star, and that's a photo I'll have as a souvenir all my life.'
- Valerenga is the best in the world, a star, and that's a photo I'll have as a souvenir all my life.'
- Vina del Mar is the best in the world, a star, and that's a photo I'll have as a souvenir all my life.'


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

(CNN) In Georgia, Haitian-Americans answer phone calls to a hotline they set up for people interested in donating to relief efforts in Haiti. More than 600 miles away, in South Florida, volunteers stream into a warehouse daily, sorting medicine, hygiene products and other items for delivery to the island nation. A medical team led by the Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida lands in Haiti, bound for Aquin, Cavaillon and Les Cayes, three areas hit hard by Hurricane Matthew, according to a coalition called The Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort. Nationwide, Haitian-Americans are leading relief efforts for their home country after Matthew killed hundreds in the southern portion and caused panic over potential rise in cholera outbreaks. Frustrated by what they believe is the lack of progress in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake, some are advocating donating to smaller "Haitian-led" groups, not larger international groups, such as the American Red Cross.

When the earthquake struck, they mobilized additional staff and aid, "and those resources are still on the ground in

OPTIONS:
- American Red Cross today," the agency said.
- Americans today," the agency said.
- Aquin today," the agency said.
- Cavaillon today," the agency said.
- Georgia today," the agency said.
- Haiti today," the agency said.
- Haitian today," the agency said.
- Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort today," the agency said.
- Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida today," the agency said.
- Les Cayes today," the agency said.
- Matthew today," the agency said.
- South Florida today," the agency said.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney battled over Medicare and energy policy Tuesday as the November election campaign reached out to battleground states crucial to both sides' chances for victory. In an escalating struggle to seize the advantage on the contentious Medicare issue, the Romney campaign counterpunched with a new ad accusing Obama of cutting more than $700 billion from the government-run health care plan for senior citizens. Romney made the same claim at two Ohio campaign appearances, three days after his selection of House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan brought the issue to the forefront of the campaign spotlight.

At a campaign event Tuesday in Ohio,

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama beat the same drum.
- Biden beat the same drum.
- CNN beat the same drum.
- House Budget beat the same drum.
- Iowa beat the same drum.
- Medicare beat the same drum.
- Mitt Romney beat the same drum.
- Obama beat the same drum.
- Ohio beat the same drum.
- Paul Ryan beat the same drum.
- Romney beat the same drum.
- Wall Street beat the same drum.


Write the next sentence.

A British woman told today of her horror at finding her two best friends shot dead on a sofa at a villa in Spain. Peter Tarsey and his wife, Jean, both 77, were found covered in a green raincoat, each killed with a single bullet in a double murder of 'terrible cruelty'. The friend, Ann, said she had gone to the house on Sunday afternoon with another friend because she was concerned at not being able to reach the couple on the phone. The expat, who had been friends with the couple for 25 years, said: 'I knew something was wrong as soon as we got there. What we found was like something out of your worst nightmare.

OPTIONS:
- Ann, who asked for her surname not to be published, said she 'can't imagine' who would want to kill them, adding: 'They were such a lovely, friendly couple who would do no harm to anyone.'
- British, who asked for her surname not to be published, said she 'can't imagine' who would want to kill them, adding: 'They were such a lovely, friendly couple who would do no harm to anyone.'
- Jean, who asked for her surname not to be published, said she 'can't imagine' who would want to kill them, adding: 'They were such a lovely, friendly couple who would do no harm to anyone.'
- Peter Tarsey, who asked for her surname not to be published, said she 'can't imagine' who would want to kill them, adding: 'They were such a lovely, friendly couple who would do no harm to anyone.'
- Spain, who asked for her surname not to be published, said she 'can't imagine' who would want to kill them, adding: 'They were such a lovely, friendly couple who would do no harm to anyone.'


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

With the squat toilets, dim lights and likely a shortage of bog rolls, the idea of going to the public bathrooms in China could be daunting. But the country's capital city Beijing yesterday unveiled its new super high-tech restroom aiming to refresh the image of Chinese public toilets. The cutting-edge facility, named 'The Fifth Space,' comes with Wi-Fi, vending machines, ATMs and flat-screen TV sets. Also charging stations for the country's popular electric scooters, reported the People's Daily Online. The first new-generation bathroom opened to the public on Thursday in front of the government offices of the Fangshan District in south-west Beijing.

The entire area has available Wi-

OPTIONS:
- Beijing and there are vending machines selling different type of soft drinks.
- China and there are vending machines selling different type of soft drinks.
- Chinese and there are vending machines selling different type of soft drinks.
- Fangshan District and there are vending machines selling different type of soft drinks.
- Fi and there are vending machines selling different type of soft drinks.
- People's Daily Online and there are vending machines selling different type of soft drinks.
- The Fifth Space and there are vending machines selling different type of soft drinks.
- Wi and there are vending machines selling different type of soft drinks.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

The mother who went on the run with her young son will not be jailed thanks to the ‘mercy’ of the boy’s father, a judge said yesterday. Rebecca Minnock was a ‘scourge’ on the court system who now ‘owed her liberty’ to her ex-partner, the High Court Judge Stephen Wildblood said. Roger Williams, 39, yesterday dropped proceedings against Miss Minnock, who fled with their three-year-old son Ethan when a court ruled the boy should live with his father. The hunt for the 35-year-old mother ended after 17 days when she handed herself in to police after speaking to the Daily Mail. Judge Wildblood yesterday said Miss Minnock had no excuse for what she did and he would have jailed her for at least 28 days if the case had not been dropped. He said: ‘Her actions were manifestly contrary to the welfare of her child and were a product of her own self focus. They had nothing to do with what was best for this child.

Ethan had lived with

OPTIONS:
- Daily Mail since his parents separated in February 2013.
- Ethan since his parents separated in February 2013.
- High Court since his parents separated in February 2013.
- Miss Minnock since his parents separated in February 2013.
- Mother since his parents separated in February 2013.
- Rebecca Minnock since his parents separated in February 2013.
- Roger Williams since his parents separated in February 2013.
- Stephen Wildblood since his parents separated in February 2013.
- Wildblood since his parents separated in February 2013.


Write the next sentence.

A collection of intimate letters written by Albert Einstein are set to be auctioned today at the largest sale ever of the Nobel Prize winning physicist's writings. The 27 letters written to family and friends reveal Einstein's thoughts on adultery, what he called the 'childlike' notion of a 'personal god', his opinion of Sigmund Freud, McCarthyism and Nazi Germany among other musings. When the cache hits the auction block at Profiles in History, the collection could fetch as much as $1 million. The letters written in English and German, with some in longhand and others on typewriters, are expected to harness interest from worldwide.

In it, Einstein discusses in

OPTIONS:
- Albert Einstein his personal opinions of the father of psychoanalysis.
- Atomic Bomb his personal opinions of the father of psychoanalysis.
- Einstein his personal opinions of the father of psychoanalysis.
- English his personal opinions of the father of psychoanalysis.
- German his personal opinions of the father of psychoanalysis.
- Germany his personal opinions of the father of psychoanalysis.
- McCarthyism his personal opinions of the father of psychoanalysis.
- Nazi his personal opinions of the father of psychoanalysis.
- Nobel Prize his personal opinions of the father of psychoanalysis.
- Profiles in History his personal opinions of the father of psychoanalysis.
- Relativity Theory his personal opinions of the father of psychoanalysis.
- Semitic his personal opinions of the father of psychoanalysis.
- Sigmund Freud his personal opinions of the father of psychoanalysis.


How does this story end?

Munich Germany (CNN) --  -- I am originally from Cologne but I moved to Munich more than 12 years ago. I chose to live in this city because of the Eisbach river wave where you can surf on a rapid. For most people around the world Munich is only known as "Oktoberfest City", the town of beer drinkers and pretzel lovers. Most people don't know that Munich is also considered to be a surfing Mecca because of the famous standing wave right in the centre of the city at the Eisbach river. For me it was vice versa. Through surfing this rapid I discovered the Oktoberfest. And since then I've been hooked. Even weeks and days before the beer fest starts, the whole city gets crazy.

It might look a bit lame but it is 55 meters high and you will get a beautiful view over

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Cologne.
- Eisbach.
- Lederhosen.
- Mecca.
- Munich.
- Munich Germany.
- Oktoberfest.
- Oktoberfest City.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said in an interview that aired Sunday on CNN that until Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is out of power, she doesn't see a political solution to the conflict in Syria. "There's not any sort of option where a political solution is going to happen with Assad at the head of the regime," Haley told "State of the Union" anchor Jake Tapper. "It just -- if you look at his actions, if you look at the situation, it's going to be hard to see a government that's peaceful and stable with Assad."

It is time for all civilized nations to stop the horrors that are taking place in

OPTIONS:
- Assad and demand a political solution."
- Bashar al and demand a political solution."
- CNN and demand a political solution."
- Haley and demand a political solution."
- Jake Tapper and demand a political solution."
- Nikki Haley and demand a political solution."
- State of the Union and demand a political solution."
- Syria and demand a political solution."
- Syrian and demand a political solution."
- Trump and demand a political solution."
- US and demand a political solution."
- United Nations and demand a political solution."


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

(CNN) In the face of mounting revelations of contacts between his campaign advisers and Russian intelligence, Donald Trump's best strategy is to come clean: release his tax returns, answer all questions, recuse Attorney General Jeff Sessions from any inquiries and fully cooperate with an independent investigation. That is the only way to put to rest once and for all the notion that the President is compromised by our adversaries in Moscow. Fat chance. For Trump, chaotic White House becomes the norm Skilled in the dark arts of deception, Trump instead is turning to a favorite tactic, one that has served him well in the past: Deploy weapons of mass distraction. "Look over there!" he yells, and we do. As a reality TV star, he knows our attention span is short, our desire for drama acute and our interest in shiny new objects extreme.

Nothing short of full disclosure and an independent investigation will end the story of Russia's attempt to tilt the election to

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Comey.
- Donald Trump.
- Flynn.
- Jeff Sessions.
- Moscow.
- Paul Begala.
- Russia.
- Russian.
- Trump.
- White House.


Complete the passage.

Washington (CNN) Donald Trump is poised to be outspent on television this week by the largest margin since he began running general election advertisements. Barring a sudden unannounced buy of television advertising time, Trump's campaign and his allies will be outgunned by a nearly 7.5-to-1 ratio by Hillary Clinton and her allies, according to a CNN analysis of data from the ad tracking firm Kantar Media/CMAG. That's the largest disparity since Trump began running general election advertisements in mid-August. Before that, Clinton and her super PAC outspent Trump by even larger margins. In one early July week, his forces put up less than $1 million in ads to the nearly $13 million spent by Clinton and her primary super PAC, Priorities USA.

His $2.1 million buy this week will air a new ad criticizing

OPTIONS:
- CMAG for calling many of his supporters "deplorables."
- CNN for calling many of his supporters "deplorables."
- Clinton for calling many of his supporters "deplorables."
- Donald Trump for calling many of his supporters "deplorables."
- Hillary Clinton for calling many of his supporters "deplorables."
- Kantar Media for calling many of his supporters "deplorables."
- PAC for calling many of his supporters "deplorables."
- Priorities USA for calling many of his supporters "deplorables."
- Trump for calling many of his supporters "deplorables."
- Washington for calling many of his supporters "deplorables."


How does the sentence end?

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

Trump eventually did condemn

OPTIONS:
- America, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- CNN, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- David Duke, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- Dean Obeidallah, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- Donald Trump, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- Duke, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- Grand Wizard, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- Jewish, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- Jews, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- Ku Klux Klan, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- Mike Pence, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- Obama, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- Obeidallah, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- Pence, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- Republican, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- Semitic, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- Semitism, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- Trump, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- United States, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.
- Wolf Blitzer, but this has not deterred Duke and other white nationalists who remain firmly on the Trump train.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) Pigs at family-friendly fairs are responsible for infecting children with a type of swine flu not previously seen in humans, according to a report published by Thursday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In August, the CDC confirmed variant swine flu viruses in 18 people -- 16 of them children -- who attended agricultural fairs in Michigan and Ohio. When a flu virus that normally circulates in pigs is found in a person, it is called a variant virus. The largest known outbreak of this same virus, referred to as influenza A (H3N2), occurred in 2012.

The report indicates that the

OPTIONS:
- CDC is aware of these variant viruses and "keeping an eye on this," he said.
- H3N2 is aware of these variant viruses and "keeping an eye on this," he said.
- Michigan is aware of these variant viruses and "keeping an eye on this," he said.
- Ohio is aware of these variant viruses and "keeping an eye on this," he said.
- US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is aware of these variant viruses and "keeping an eye on this," he said.
- influenza A is aware of these variant viruses and "keeping an eye on this," he said.


Complete the passage.

These days, Gazza is a celebrity associated with tears, and battles against drink and depression. But, nearly a quarter of a century ago, Paul Gascoigne was just a footballer. Not an ordinary footballer - he was a brilliantly talented maverick, but still a footballer. And 24 years ago today, he scored what was arguably the finest goal of his career. There are some who might say it was the finest goal ever scored at Wembley. The other main contender for that prize is probably another of his, for England against Scotland at Euro 96. Paul Gascoigne hits the 35-yard free-kick that would cement his place in Tottenham legend

They didn't get the choice, however, and that was because of

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal.
- David Seaman.
- England.
- Euro 96.
- FA Cup.
- Gascoigne.
- Gazza.
- Paul Gascoigne.
- Scotland.
- Tottenham.
- Wembley.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) The FBI has been conducting multiple investigations of alleged connections between Russia and Donald Trump, his presidential campaign or its backers. But none so far have yielded proof of criminal connections between the parties. US law enforcement and intelligence officials investigating hacks of Democratic Party organizations view Russian spy agencies as trying to sow chaos and confusion in the US elections, but not necessarily trying to help a particular candidate. The US government has publicly accused senior levels of Russian government of being behind hacks on Democratic groups and the release of sensitive documents online. The accusations including meddling in the 2016 election.

But sources told CNN that at no point did Comey attempt to withhold publicly naming

OPTIONS:
- CNN as behind of election related hacks to avoid influencing the election, as some media reported.
- Democratic as behind of election related hacks to avoid influencing the election, as some media reported.
- Democratic Party as behind of election related hacks to avoid influencing the election, as some media reported.
- Donald Trump as behind of election related hacks to avoid influencing the election, as some media reported.
- FBI as behind of election related hacks to avoid influencing the election, as some media reported.
- Russia as behind of election related hacks to avoid influencing the election, as some media reported.
- Russian as behind of election related hacks to avoid influencing the election, as some media reported.
- US as behind of election related hacks to avoid influencing the election, as some media reported.
- Washington as behind of election related hacks to avoid influencing the election, as some media reported.
- WikiLeaks as behind of election related hacks to avoid influencing the election, as some media reported.


(CNN) A submarine is joining the Mediterranean Sea search for the black boxes that could reveal what caused the crash of EgyptAir Flight 804. The aircraft disappeared from radar last week on a flight from Paris to Cairo. Searchers have recovered parts of the plane wreckage, including passengers' personal belongings, life vests, aircraft chairs and even body parts. But they're still scouring the Mediterranean for the plane's fuselage, and for the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder -- key pieces of evidence that would likely reveal what went wrong on the flight. Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi announced the deployment of the submarine Sunday. It can reach a depth of 3,000 meters (about 9,800 feet), he said.

The jet had routine maintenance checks in Cairo before it left for

OPTIONS:
- Abdel Fattah el, the airline said.
- CNN, the airline said.
- Cairo, the airline said.
- Egypt, the airline said.
- EgyptAir, the airline said.
- Egyptian, the airline said.
- Flight 804, the airline said.
- Mediterranean, the airline said.
- Mediterranean Sea, the airline said.
- Paris, the airline said.
- Sisi, the airline said.


Raheem Sterling took another step towards completing his £49million move from Liverpool to Manchester City by having his medical on Tuesday. The two clubs finally agreed a fee for the wantaway England international on Sunday and he is now on the verge of signing for Manuel Pellegrini's side after going through the routine fitness checks. City failed with two previous bids for the 20-year-old, who has been pictured leaving a Manchester hospital, but made the key breakthrough in discussions for the forward over the weekend. The deal will see City pay their Barclays Premier League rivals a guaranteed £45m, while Sterling will sign a contract worth £180,000 a week.

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League signed for £500,000, and Liverpool agreed to pay QPR 20 per cent of any profit from the forward's next move.
- City signed for £500,000, and Liverpool agreed to pay QPR 20 per cent of any profit from the forward's next move.
- Deal signed for £500,000, and Liverpool agreed to pay QPR 20 per cent of any profit from the forward's next move.
- England signed for £500,000, and Liverpool agreed to pay QPR 20 per cent of any profit from the forward's next move.
- Liverpool signed for £500,000, and Liverpool agreed to pay QPR 20 per cent of any profit from the forward's next move.
- Manchester signed for £500,000, and Liverpool agreed to pay QPR 20 per cent of any profit from the forward's next move.
- Manchester City signed for £500,000, and Liverpool agreed to pay QPR 20 per cent of any profit from the forward's next move.
- Manuel Pelegrini signed for £500,000, and Liverpool agreed to pay QPR 20 per cent of any profit from the forward's next move.
- Manuel Pellegrini signed for £500,000, and Liverpool agreed to pay QPR 20 per cent of any profit from the forward's next move.
- Raheem Sterling signed for £500,000, and Liverpool agreed to pay QPR 20 per cent of any profit from the forward's next move.
- Reds signed for £500,000, and Liverpool agreed to pay QPR 20 per cent of any profit from the forward's next move.
- Sterling signed for £500,000, and Liverpool agreed to pay QPR 20 per cent of any profit from the forward's next move.
- Steven Gerrard signed for £500,000, and Liverpool agreed to pay QPR 20 per cent of any profit from the forward's next move.


Find the right ending to this passage.

The reputation of German football and its most lauded figurehead, Franz Beckenbauer, is in renewed peril as The Mail on Sunday can reveal that he is alleged to have had a central role in endorsing a financial inducement to Malta just weeks before that country voted for Germany to stage the 2006 World Cup. Our investigation suggests that Beckenbauer, Germany's most iconic footballing hero, was complicit in influencing the votes of FIFA's executive committee in 2000, in a bid process for the 2006 tournament in which England lost out. Beckenbauer, 70, was the president of Bayern Munich at the time as well as the head of Germany's 2006 organising committee.

OPTIONS:
- Bayern Munich ethics officials recently confirmed Beckenbauer is under investigation for not cooperating with an inquiry into how the 2018 and 2022 World Cups were awarded.
- Beckenbauer ethics officials recently confirmed Beckenbauer is under investigation for not cooperating with an inquiry into how the 2018 and 2022 World Cups were awarded.
- England ethics officials recently confirmed Beckenbauer is under investigation for not cooperating with an inquiry into how the 2018 and 2022 World Cups were awarded.
- FIFA ethics officials recently confirmed Beckenbauer is under investigation for not cooperating with an inquiry into how the 2018 and 2022 World Cups were awarded.
- Franz Beckenbauer ethics officials recently confirmed Beckenbauer is under investigation for not cooperating with an inquiry into how the 2018 and 2022 World Cups were awarded.
- German ethics officials recently confirmed Beckenbauer is under investigation for not cooperating with an inquiry into how the 2018 and 2022 World Cups were awarded.
- Germany ethics officials recently confirmed Beckenbauer is under investigation for not cooperating with an inquiry into how the 2018 and 2022 World Cups were awarded.
- Malta ethics officials recently confirmed Beckenbauer is under investigation for not cooperating with an inquiry into how the 2018 and 2022 World Cups were awarded.
- Maltese FA ethics officials recently confirmed Beckenbauer is under investigation for not cooperating with an inquiry into how the 2018 and 2022 World Cups were awarded.
- The Mail ethics officials recently confirmed Beckenbauer is under investigation for not cooperating with an inquiry into how the 2018 and 2022 World Cups were awarded.
- World Cup ethics officials recently confirmed Beckenbauer is under investigation for not cooperating with an inquiry into how the 2018 and 2022 World Cups were awarded.


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A court clerk claims she was forced to perform sexual acts on a judge for five years - and when she tried to end it after her only son died he threatened to fire her. Martha Kibler, who waived her right to anonymity, said Justice of the Peace Russ Casey physically abused her on a regular basis, often 'while he was wearing his judicial robe'. As evidence, the Tarrant County, Texas mom, has included a semen-stained dress with her testimony. According to the lawsuit, obtained by NBC, Kibler started working for Casey in 2007, and the abuse began in December, 2009. It stretched until August, 2014, when she reported the abuse to the county.

The suit states that

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- Casey was the sole provider for her family, and feared repercussions if she took a stand.
- HR Kibler was the sole provider for her family, and feared repercussions if she took a stand.
- Justice of the Peace was the sole provider for her family, and feared repercussions if she took a stand.
- Kibler was the sole provider for her family, and feared repercussions if she took a stand.
- Martha Kibler was the sole provider for her family, and feared repercussions if she took a stand.
- NBC was the sole provider for her family, and feared repercussions if she took a stand.
- Russ Casey was the sole provider for her family, and feared repercussions if she took a stand.
- Tarrant County was the sole provider for her family, and feared repercussions if she took a stand.
- Texas was the sole provider for her family, and feared repercussions if she took a stand.


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Following the tragic suicide of a 13-year-old girl in Washington State last month, the woman whose car the desperate teen fell onto after dropping off a bridge is speaking out. Chelci Frutos was driving to work along Interstate 5 in Tacoma on May 29 when she saw an object drop out of the sky. 'I saw a long black ponytail as she was falling,' Frutos told The Washington Post. 'Afterwards, I kept picturing her falling over and over and over again in my mind.' The girl she saw was 13-year-old Izabel Lazamana, who died the next day at the hospital due to her injuries.

While

OPTIONS:
- Chelci Frutos feels a strange connection to Lazamana, she does have mixed emotions about the way the teen's actions threatened her own life and totaled her family's only car.
- Frutos feels a strange connection to Lazamana, she does have mixed emotions about the way the teen's actions threatened her own life and totaled her family's only car.
- Interstate 5 feels a strange connection to Lazamana, she does have mixed emotions about the way the teen's actions threatened her own life and totaled her family's only car.
- Izabel Lazamana feels a strange connection to Lazamana, she does have mixed emotions about the way the teen's actions threatened her own life and totaled her family's only car.
- Lazamana feels a strange connection to Lazamana, she does have mixed emotions about the way the teen's actions threatened her own life and totaled her family's only car.
- Tacoma feels a strange connection to Lazamana, she does have mixed emotions about the way the teen's actions threatened her own life and totaled her family's only car.
- The Washington Post feels a strange connection to Lazamana, she does have mixed emotions about the way the teen's actions threatened her own life and totaled her family's only car.
- Washington State feels a strange connection to Lazamana, she does have mixed emotions about the way the teen's actions threatened her own life and totaled her family's only car.


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

(CNN) The Facebook page belonging to Roy Moore, the Republican nominee for US Senate in Alabama, in February included a shared image of a group of black men standing on a destroyed police car during the 2015 Baltimore riots. Overlaying the image was text that read, "Want to stop riots? Play the National Anthem. They'll all sit down." The post -- originally shared by Moore's wife with the caption "I doubt it with these people-but worth a try?" -- is one of many inflammatory posts shared on the Republican nominee's Facebook, which is now used to promote his Senate campaign. Moore is facing Democrat Doug Jones in a special election set for December 12.

The page has been active since Moore's failed run for governor of Alabama in 2010 and was used for his exploratory committee for president and campaign for

OPTIONS:
- Alabama chief justice.
- Baltimore chief justice.
- Conservative Russians chief justice.
- Democrat chief justice.
- Doug Jones chief justice.
- Facebook chief justice.
- Moore chief justice.
- National Anthem chief justice.
- Republican chief justice.
- Roy Moore chief justice.
- Senate chief justice.
- US chief justice.


Write the last sentence in this story.

Gang rapist Bilal Skaf regularly sobbed in his cell, but also kept a collection of hardcore pornography, drew obscene sketches of his ex-girlfriend, and threw urine at a fellow women abuser, Robert Black Farmer, who he considered 'inferior'. The Islamic terrorists who plotted to blow up Sydney also liked pornography, which was found on their computers in prison as they waited to be tried on charges of waging a holy war on Australian society. Serial killer Ivan Milat would swallow any metal object he could so he would be sent to  hospital, but was very particular about his coffee and his biscuits.

Murderer Ronald Priestly  was in the prison art room at Lithgow when Vester stabbed Brendan to death, and  ended up alongside his mate in

OPTIONS:
- Australia for organising prison riots and assaults on officers.
- Australian for organising prison riots and assaults on officers.
- Bilal Skaf for organising prison riots and assaults on officers.
- Bilal skaf for organising prison riots and assaults on officers.
- Gangster for organising prison riots and assaults on officers.
- Goulburn for organising prison riots and assaults on officers.
- Islamic for organising prison riots and assaults on officers.
- Ivan Milat for organising prison riots and assaults on officers.
- Michael Kanaan for organising prison riots and assaults on officers.
- Robert Black Farmer for organising prison riots and assaults on officers.
- Supermax for organising prison riots and assaults on officers.
- Sydney for organising prison riots and assaults on officers.


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

(CNN) Testimony released from former FBI Director James Comey on Wednesday helped shed light on a claim by President Donald Trump that Comey had thrice told him that the President himself was not under investigation. Trump said repeatedly last month that Comey assured him on three separate occasions that the President was not under Justice Department investigation over whether his campaign colluded with Russia. "While I greatly appreciate you informing me, on three separate occasions, that I am not under investigation, I nevertheless concur with the judgment of the Department of Justice that you are not able to effectively lead the Bureau," Trump wrote in his letter firing Comey.

In the end: "During our one-on-one meeting at Trump Tower, based on (

OPTIONS:
- Bureau's) reaction to the briefing and without him directly asking the question, I offered that assurance."
- CNN's) reaction to the briefing and without him directly asking the question, I offered that assurance."
- Comey's) reaction to the briefing and without him directly asking the question, I offered that assurance."
- Department of Justice's) reaction to the briefing and without him directly asking the question, I offered that assurance."
- Donald Trump's) reaction to the briefing and without him directly asking the question, I offered that assurance."
- FBI's) reaction to the briefing and without him directly asking the question, I offered that assurance."
- James Comey's) reaction to the briefing and without him directly asking the question, I offered that assurance."
- Justice Department's) reaction to the briefing and without him directly asking the question, I offered that assurance."
- Russia's) reaction to the briefing and without him directly asking the question, I offered that assurance."
- Senate's) reaction to the briefing and without him directly asking the question, I offered that assurance."
- Trump's) reaction to the briefing and without him directly asking the question, I offered that assurance."


How does this story end?

It was one of Barcelona's easier nights in the Champions League as Luis Enrique's team brushed aside Paris Saint-Germain 2-0 at the Nou Camp to reach the semi-finals. The 5-1 aggregate victory never looked in doubt as the Spanish side showed signs of returning to their brilliant best, with a combination of experienced stars and blossoming talent in their ranks. Here Sportsmail looks at the five things we have learned from Barca's crushing victory over PSG. Neymar (left) celebrates opening the scoring for Barcelona along with Dani Alves (centre) and Gerard Pique Neymar is a blend of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi

Perhaps then, it wasn't helpful for

OPTIONS:
- Andres Iniesta to see the potency of Barcelona's attacking trio first hand.
- Barca to see the potency of Barcelona's attacking trio first hand.
- Barcelona to see the potency of Barcelona's attacking trio first hand.
- Champions League to see the potency of Barcelona's attacking trio first hand.
- Cristiano Ronaldo to see the potency of Barcelona's attacking trio first hand.
- Dani Alves to see the potency of Barcelona's attacking trio first hand.
- Gerard Pique to see the potency of Barcelona's attacking trio first hand.
- Lionel Messi to see the potency of Barcelona's attacking trio first hand.
- Luis Enrique to see the potency of Barcelona's attacking trio first hand.
- Neymar to see the potency of Barcelona's attacking trio first hand.
- Nou Camp to see the potency of Barcelona's attacking trio first hand.
- PSG to see the potency of Barcelona's attacking trio first hand.
- Paris Saint-Germain to see the potency of Barcelona's attacking trio first hand.
- Spanish to see the potency of Barcelona's attacking trio first hand.
- Sportsmail to see the potency of Barcelona's attacking trio first hand.
- UEFA Champions League to see the potency of Barcelona's attacking trio first hand.


Complete the passage.

A spectacular fire show signalled the end of the inaugural European Games in Baku on Sunday night, but questions over the legacy of both the Games itself and the host city as a sporting hub will smoulder long after the lights have dimmed. Scorching heat, gale-force winds, suicidal taxi drivers and an architectural swirl of ostentatious skyscrapers, Islamic elegance and old Soviet apartment blocks served perfectly to encapsulate the fiery forces which continue to tug this city between east and west. Autocracies have their advantages when it comes to hosting major international multi-sports events, and the all-powerful hand of president Ilhan Aliyev was evident in the way the logistical and operational aspects of the Games ran as smoothly as any of the full Olympic showpieces he craves to command.

Patched together in 30 months, the Baku programme was too much of a hotch-potch: an unnecessary C-grade athletics competition and numerous junior events undermining, to an extent, its genuinely good quality

OPTIONS:
- Autocracies disciplines.
- Baku disciplines.
- European Games disciplines.
- Formula One Grand Prix disciplines.
- Games disciplines.
- Ilhan Aliyev disciplines.
- Islamic disciplines.
- Olympic disciplines.
- Olympic Games disciplines.
- Olympic Stadium disciplines.
- Soviet disciplines.


Jack Wilshere may only be 23-years-old, but featuring for Arsenal and England has certainly allowed him to play with some of the most exciting talents in football. In his own words, Wilshere told Arsenal’s YouTube channel which players left a lasting impression on him from the pitch as he named his best played with XI. Three current Arsenal squad members have made the cut, with a defender, midfielder and attacker providing a talented spine for the midfielder’s side. Many of the players included are from international duty with England, but others are ones that have turned their backs on north London in order to move on to other things...

I played with him for

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Sanchez and played against him a number of times and he was always tough to play against.'
- Arsenal and played against him a number of times and he was always tough to play against.'
- Bacary Sagna and played against him a number of times and he was always tough to play against.'
- Cesc Fabregas and played against him a number of times and he was always tough to play against.'
- England and played against him a number of times and he was always tough to play against.'
- Jack Wilshere and played against him a number of times and he was always tough to play against.'
- Joe Hart and played against him a number of times and he was always tough to play against.'
- John Terry and played against him a number of times and he was always tough to play against.'
- Laurent Koscielny and played against him a number of times and he was always tough to play against.'
- London and played against him a number of times and he was always tough to play against.'
- Premier League and played against him a number of times and he was always tough to play against.'
- Santi Cazorla and played against him a number of times and he was always tough to play against.'
- Steven Gerrard and played against him a number of times and he was always tough to play against.'
- Wilshere and played against him a number of times and he was always tough to play against.'
- YouTube and played against him a number of times and he was always tough to play against.'


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

Nick Gordon, the troubled fiancé of Bobby Kristina Brown, has defended himself against allegations that Whitney Houston’s daughter was the victim of foul play, Daily Mail Online can reveal. Speaking to Dr Phil McGraw Gordon, 25, said: ‘I lost the most legendary singer ever and I’m scared to lose Krissy. I want to let all you guys know I did everything possible in the world to protect them.’ Gordon’s impassioned assertion was made during a dramatic intervention staged by Dr Phil last week and due to air today. Weeping and wailing and at times incoherent, Gordon had believed that he was to be interviewed by Dr Phil.

Leaning towards

OPTIONS:
- Bobbi Kristina's mother, Dr Phil said: 'You and I have one mission with one possible outcome and that's for him to agree to go to rehab to deal with his depression, his guilt…and to get clean and sober.'
- Bobby Kristina Brown's mother, Dr Phil said: 'You and I have one mission with one possible outcome and that's for him to agree to go to rehab to deal with his depression, his guilt…and to get clean and sober.'
- Daily Mail Online's mother, Dr Phil said: 'You and I have one mission with one possible outcome and that's for him to agree to go to rehab to deal with his depression, his guilt…and to get clean and sober.'
- Dr Phil's mother, Dr Phil said: 'You and I have one mission with one possible outcome and that's for him to agree to go to rehab to deal with his depression, his guilt…and to get clean and sober.'
- Gordon's mother, Dr Phil said: 'You and I have one mission with one possible outcome and that's for him to agree to go to rehab to deal with his depression, his guilt…and to get clean and sober.'
- Krissy's mother, Dr Phil said: 'You and I have one mission with one possible outcome and that's for him to agree to go to rehab to deal with his depression, his guilt…and to get clean and sober.'
- Nick Gordon's mother, Dr Phil said: 'You and I have one mission with one possible outcome and that's for him to agree to go to rehab to deal with his depression, his guilt…and to get clean and sober.'
- Phil McGraw's mother, Dr Phil said: 'You and I have one mission with one possible outcome and that's for him to agree to go to rehab to deal with his depression, his guilt…and to get clean and sober.'
- Phil McGraw Gordon's mother, Dr Phil said: 'You and I have one mission with one possible outcome and that's for him to agree to go to rehab to deal with his depression, his guilt…and to get clean and sober.'
- Phil.'s mother, Dr Phil said: 'You and I have one mission with one possible outcome and that's for him to agree to go to rehab to deal with his depression, his guilt…and to get clean and sober.'
- Whitney Houston's mother, Dr Phil said: 'You and I have one mission with one possible outcome and that's for him to agree to go to rehab to deal with his depression, his guilt…and to get clean and sober.'
- Xanax's mother, Dr Phil said: 'You and I have one mission with one possible outcome and that's for him to agree to go to rehab to deal with his depression, his guilt…and to get clean and sober.'


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

She has sparked the worldwide contouring trend and has a legion of followers trying to desperately recreate her famous full-glamour make-up look. Now, Kim Kardashian has appeared bare-faced before an auditorium of paying guests, to help make-up artist and close friend Mario Dedivanovic reveal all her beauty secrets. The pair held a masterclass in Pasedena, LA, on Saturday, during which they demonstrated how to recreate the pregnant 34-year-old's signature style. Billed as the ultimate  tutorial where guests would gain an insight into the tricks of 'the most photographed woman in the world', mother-of-one Kim and Mario's one-off masterclass appeared to be a hit.

Using a large projector screen,

OPTIONS:
- Kim also showed guests how to achieve this look, using plenty of shading in the eye socket, brightening shadow on the lids and overloaded fake lashes.
- Kim Kardashian also showed guests how to achieve this look, using plenty of shading in the eye socket, brightening shadow on the lids and overloaded fake lashes.
- LA also showed guests how to achieve this look, using plenty of shading in the eye socket, brightening shadow on the lids and overloaded fake lashes.
- Mario also showed guests how to achieve this look, using plenty of shading in the eye socket, brightening shadow on the lids and overloaded fake lashes.
- Mario Dedivanovic also showed guests how to achieve this look, using plenty of shading in the eye socket, brightening shadow on the lids and overloaded fake lashes.
- Pasedena also showed guests how to achieve this look, using plenty of shading in the eye socket, brightening shadow on the lids and overloaded fake lashes.
- Spanish also showed guests how to achieve this look, using plenty of shading in the eye socket, brightening shadow on the lids and overloaded fake lashes.
- Vogue also showed guests how to achieve this look, using plenty of shading in the eye socket, brightening shadow on the lids and overloaded fake lashes.


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A newly released video shows the shocking moment a Boston police officer was shot in the face just seconds after approaching a driver who was stopped during a gunfire investigation. The video shows how Angelo West, 41, immediately jumps out of the car and shoots Officer John Moynihan, 34, under the eye at close range after the policeman opens the driver-side door. West then fires at the other officers as he runs across the busy street. Boston Police Commissioner William Evans pointed out that he was firing 'under his arm' at the other cops. The video shows Boston police officer John Moynihan, circled in white, opening the driver-side door to talk to Angelo West after the car was pulled over during a gunfire investigation

After the March 28 shooting,

OPTIONS:
- Angelo West was placed in an induced coma as he fought for his life.
- Boston was placed in an induced coma as he fought for his life.
- John Moynihan was placed in an induced coma as he fought for his life.
- Moynihan was placed in an induced coma as he fought for his life.
- Video was placed in an induced coma as he fought for his life.
- West was placed in an induced coma as he fought for his life.
- William Evans was placed in an induced coma as he fought for his life.


How does the sentence end?

A decorated Green Beret claimed he could have safely rescued American and Canadian hostages in Pakistan but a 'dysfunctional' bureaucracy and competing agencies hampered efforts. Speaking in front of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Thursday, Army Special Forces Lt Col Jason Amerine said he was under scrutiny from the FBI for his criticism of US hostage rescue protocols. 'Warren Weinstein is dead,' Amerine said, referring to the USAID worker held hostage in Pakistan, whom President Obama announced in April had been accidentally killed in a drone strike. 'Colin Rutherford, Joshua Boyle, Caitlin Coleman and the child she bore in captivity are still hostages in Pakistan. I failed them.'

Coleman is an American held hostage along with Boyle, her

OPTIONS:
- American husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- Americans husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- Amerine husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- Army Special Forces husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- Bowe Bergdahl husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- Caitlin Coleman husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- Canadian husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- Canadians husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- Colin Rutherford husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- FBI husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- Green Beret husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- Jason Amerine husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- Joshua Boyle husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- Obama husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- Pakistan husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- Senate husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- State Department husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- Taliban husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- US husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- USAID husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.
- Warren Weinstein husband, while Rutherford is a Canadian tourist who was taken by the Taliban in 2010, the CBC reported.


Complete the passage.

DAVID Cameron’s salary will rise to almost £150,000 after he ditched his threat to block a 10.3 per cent increase in MPs’ pay. The body set up to regulate the salaries of parliamentarians said yesterday it was going ahead with its recommendation that their pay should rise by £6,940, taking MPs’ pay from £67,060 to £74,000. Downing Street said ministers would also reap the benefit despite suggestions last month that they would forego the increase. The 10.3 per cent increase recommended by the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa) contrasts with the pay rise of public-sector workers, which has been pegged at just 1 per cent. The announcement came after inflation fell into negative territory for the first time in decades.

There was even talk of scrapping

OPTIONS:
- DAVID Cameron to stop the rise automatically coming into force.
- Downing Street to stop the rise automatically coming into force.
- IPSA to stop the rise automatically coming into force.
- Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority to stop the rise automatically coming into force.
- Ipsa to stop the rise automatically coming into force.
- MPs’ to stop the rise automatically coming into force.
- Watchdog to stop the rise automatically coming into force.