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Washington (CNN) -- When Sen. Mark Begich looks at the next two years, he says he is not concerned about the tough votes he is bound to have to make that could have an impact on his re-election in 2014. The moderate Democrat from Alaska even laughs a bit when he says, "Every vote we take here is tough." "My strategy has always been to do what I am going to do and focus on my issues," Begich said in an interview with CNN. Begich is one of six moderate Democrats from "red" states whose terms ends in two years. Max Baucus of Montana, Kay Hagan of North Carolina, Tim Johnson of South Dakota, Mary Landrieu of Louisiana and Mark Pryor of Arkansas are among the 20 Democrats whose terms will be up in 2014; Republicans will defend 13 seats.

Begich's strategy seems clear -- focus on issues that matter to

OPTIONS:
- Alaska for the last two years of his term.
- Arkansas for the last two years of his term.
- Begich for the last two years of his term.
- CNN for the last two years of his term.
- Democrat for the last two years of his term.
- Democratic for the last two years of his term.
- Democrats for the last two years of his term.
- Kay Hagan for the last two years of his term.
- Louisiana for the last two years of his term.
- Mark Begich for the last two years of his term.
- Mark Pryor for the last two years of his term.
- Mary Landrieu for the last two years of his term.
- Max Baucus for the last two years of his term.
- Mike Begich for the last two years of his term.
- Montana for the last two years of his term.
- North Carolina for the last two years of his term.
- Romney for the last two years of his term.
- Senate Dems for the last two years of his term.
- South Dakota for the last two years of his term.
- Tim Johnson for the last two years of his term.
- Washington for the last two years of his term.


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Executives at a Chinese cosmetics company have emerged as the latest candidates for bosses of the year after they flew 4,500 employees to the Netherlands for a five-day company holiday. Ninety buses were hired to ferry employees of the company, Perfect, around the European country, which was more than happy to welcome its single biggest tourist group. Dutch media said the workers spent upwards of £5 million as they toured cities and the countryside. The tourist group was so large there was not enough available hotel rooms in Amsterdam to accommodate all of them. Workers were spread across Amsterdam, but some wound up staying at hotels in The Hague, Delft, Rotterdam and Utrecht.

When it was time for lunch or dinner they looked for the comforts of home, showing a preference for Chinese restaurants as opposed to traditional

OPTIONS:
- Amsterdam meals.
- Chinese meals.
- Delft meals.
- Dutch meals.
- European meals.
- Netherlands meals.
- Perfect meals.
- Rotterdam meals.
- The Hague meals.
- Utrecht meals.


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

Olivier Giroud might have played a key role in Arsenal's Champions League exit against Monaco, but the French forward's form otherwise is as good as any other striker in Europe. Only Lionel Messi can match his statistics in 2015. Giroud has 11 goals in 15 games so far this calendar year, a ratio that puts him ahead of Ballon d'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo as one of Europe's leading marksmen and his strikes have helped Arsenal to become the Barclays Premier League's form team. Their French centre forward's impressive streak has helped Arsenal move to within a point of second-placed Manchester City and they look all-but certain to qualify for the Champions League in one of the most competitive battles for the top four in recent years.

Arsene Wenger now ranks Giroud as world-class and says he has improved since joining

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal
- Arsene Wenger
- Ballon d'Or
- Barclays Premier League
- Champions League
- Cristiano Ronaldo
- Europe
- French
- Giroud
- Lionel Messi
- Manchester City
- Monaco
- Newcastle
- Olivier Giroud


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

That left Priebus with the blame for many of the administration's legislative stumbles, including the arduous attempts at passing a bill to repeal and replace Obamacare -- which

OPTIONS:
- American had advised Trump to make his first legislative priority, promising him swift victory.
- CNN had advised Trump to make his first legislative priority, promising him swift victory.
- Donald Trump had advised Trump to make his first legislative priority, promising him swift victory.
- Homeland Security had advised Trump to make his first legislative priority, promising him swift victory.
- John Kelly had advised Trump to make his first legislative priority, promising him swift victory.
- Priebus had advised Trump to make his first legislative priority, promising him swift victory.
- Reince Priebus had advised Trump to make his first legislative priority, promising him swift victory.
- Team Trump had advised Trump to make his first legislative priority, promising him swift victory.
- The Situation Room had advised Trump to make his first legislative priority, promising him swift victory.
- Trump had advised Trump to make his first legislative priority, promising him swift victory.
- Washington had advised Trump to make his first legislative priority, promising him swift victory.
- Wolf Blitzer had advised Trump to make his first legislative priority, promising him swift victory.


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Los Angeles (CNN) Chang Lee gripped his fingers tighter around the gun and screamed at potential looters from the rooftop of the small strip mall where he stood. The 35-year-old had never held a firearm before the LA riots. Lighting up the blocks around him, Lee could smell the fires burning in Los Angeles' Koreatown. "Where are the police? Where are the police?" Lee whispered over and over from his rooftop perch. Lee would not see law enforcement for three days -- only fellow Korean-Americans, who would be photographed by news agencies looking like armed militia in what appeared to be a guerrilla race war on the streets.

What happened to us as children led to a political awakening in young

OPTIONS:
- Americans-Americans.
- CNN-Americans.
- Chang Lee-Americans.
- Korean-Americans.
- Koreatown-Americans.
- LA-Americans.
- Lee-Americans.
- Los Angeles-Americans.
- Some Korean-Americans.


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Atheists are the latest group that controversial Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson has decided to train in his cross hairs. At a Florida prayer meeting last week, the 68-year-old used a very graphic and brutal story about murder, castration and child rape to explain the inherent problems with non-believers. In his lucrative second career as a Christian speaker, Robertson used the hypothetical situation to illustrate whether or those who don't believe in God can know right from wrong. Scroll Down to Listen Controversial: Phil Robertson has developed a second career speaking at Christian events (seen here at one prior to his speech in Florida on Friday)

'I don't know a single atheist or agnostic who thinks that terrorizing, raping, torturing, mutilating, and killing people is remotely OK, and I frankly think that

OPTIONS:
- Christian doesn't either,' wrote the blog.
- Duck Dynasty doesn't either,' wrote the blog.
- Florida doesn't either,' wrote the blog.
- God doesn't either,' wrote the blog.
- Phil Robertson doesn't either,' wrote the blog.
- Robertson doesn't either,' wrote the blog.


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A California mother has opened up about the horrific experience of watching her once-vibrant daughter fade away and die from a little understood brain-eating amoeba. Sybil Meister firmly believes her daughter Koral Reef picked up the deadly and mysterious Balamuthia mandrillaris infection during a family trip to Lake Havasu in May 2013. Reef married her high school sweetheart that July and began to show worsening symptoms like headache, fatigue and stiff neck a couple of months later. By October 2014, Reef would be dead. She was 20-years-old. Tragic: Koral Reef, left, was a blushing bride in July 2013 as she wed her high school sweetheart. The 20-year-old Temecula, California woman would be dead just over a year later from a rare, deadly and incurable brain-eating amoeba infection

OPTIONS:
- Balamuthia mandrillaris has now embarked on a campaign to teach others about the water- and soil-borne infection.
- California has now embarked on a campaign to teach others about the water- and soil-borne infection.
- Koral Reef has now embarked on a campaign to teach others about the water- and soil-borne infection.
- Lake Havasu has now embarked on a campaign to teach others about the water- and soil-borne infection.
- Reef has now embarked on a campaign to teach others about the water- and soil-borne infection.
- Sybil Meister has now embarked on a campaign to teach others about the water- and soil-borne infection.
- Temecula has now embarked on a campaign to teach others about the water- and soil-borne infection.


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(CNN) Despite Democrats' objections, and despite their 39-hour filibuster, the Missouri Senate on Wednesday morning passed a measure its supporters characterize as a religious freedom bill that could change the state's constitution. Republicans in the chamber used a procedure to end debate on the legislation and pass Senate Joint Resolution 39, an action that Democrats said broke Senate rules. If it someday becomes law, Missouri's Constitution would be amended to include language about the "protection of certain religious organizations and individuals from being penalized by the state because of their sincere religious beliefs or practices concerning marriage between two persons of the same sex."

That's because, just like in Missouri's Senate, there are well more than double the number of

OPTIONS:
- CNN as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.
- Constitution as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.
- Democrats as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.
- House of Representatives as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.
- Missouri as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.
- Missouri Senate as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.
- Republicans as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.
- Senate as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.
- Senate Joint Resolution 39 as Democrats in the legislation's next stop -- the state House of Representatives.


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A woman charged with helping two convicted murderers escape from prison admitted to her role in the plan to her husband when she backed out of being their getaway driver and the inmates threatened his life. Joyce and Lyle Mitchell worked as instructors at the Clinton Correctional Facility, where David Sweat and Richard Matt were reported missing June 6. Now, the details of how the two inmates who Joyce helped escape from the prison planned to murder Lyle have been revealed as the men remain at large and the search to find them enters day 14. Lyle's lawyer meanwhile is revealing just how unaware his client was of his wife's actions as he slowly starts to rebuild his life.

'Toward the end, Joyce had told

OPTIONS:
- Clinton Correctional Facility - and we have no reason to doubt it - that she told Sweat and Matt that she wasn't going to go through with it,' he said.
- Clinton Correctional Institute - and we have no reason to doubt it - that she told Sweat and Matt that she wasn't going to go through with it,' he said.
- David Sweat - and we have no reason to doubt it - that she told Sweat and Matt that she wasn't going to go through with it,' he said.
- Joyce - and we have no reason to doubt it - that she told Sweat and Matt that she wasn't going to go through with it,' he said.
- Joyce Mitchell - and we have no reason to doubt it - that she told Sweat and Matt that she wasn't going to go through with it,' he said.
- Lyle - and we have no reason to doubt it - that she told Sweat and Matt that she wasn't going to go through with it,' he said.
- Lyle Mitchell - and we have no reason to doubt it - that she told Sweat and Matt that she wasn't going to go through with it,' he said.
- Richard Matt - and we have no reason to doubt it - that she told Sweat and Matt that she wasn't going to go through with it,' he said.
- Sweat - and we have no reason to doubt it - that she told Sweat and Matt that she wasn't going to go through with it,' he said.


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England players will not be expected to travel on post-season trans-continental tours by their clubs this summer as part of the agreement struck by the Premier League and the Football Association to enhance the national team's chances in France at Euro 2016. FA chief executive Martin Glenn met last month with Premier League clubs to ask for their help this summer and has secured extra time for England manager Roy Hodgson to work with the players before Euro 2016, which means that none of them will be asked to go on the tiring post-season tours that Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham have embarked upon in recent years.

England will also attempt to avoid the club versus country medical issues that have sometimes dogged relationship, notably over Daniel Sturridge, when he was injured on England duty last year, with greater access from clubs and the

OPTIONS:
- Chelsea on medical records.
- England on medical records.
- Euro on medical records.
- Euro 2016 on medical records.
- FA on medical records.
- Football Association on medical records.
- Football Association on medical records.
- France on medical records.
- Manchester City on medical records.
- Martin Glenn on medical records.
- Premier League on medical records.
- Roy Hodgson on medical records.
- Tottenham on medical records.


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A 66-year-old man told his wife that he feared hospital staff were 'trying to kill him' a day before they put him on a 'do not resuscitate' notice without the consent of his family, an inquest has heard. Michael Richardson, from Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, died at James Paget University Hospital in Gorleston-on-Sea, Norfolk,  after medics 'played God' with his life, his widow said. The great-grandfather, who died in October 2013, had been ill for several years with a lung condition which caused his breathing to stop but had been given more than a year to live. Heartbroken: Michael Richardson died at James Paget University Hospital after medics 'played God' with his life, his widow, Janet (pictured with her late husband) said told an inquest today. Right, Mr Richardson

Speaking at the inquest in

OPTIONS:
- DNR, she said: 'He said, "I can't breathe, take me home - I can't stand it any more.
- God, she said: 'He said, "I can't breathe, take me home - I can't stand it any more.
- Gorleston-on-Sea, she said: 'He said, "I can't breathe, take me home - I can't stand it any more.
- Great Yarmouth, she said: 'He said, "I can't breathe, take me home - I can't stand it any more.
- James Paget University Hospital, she said: 'He said, "I can't breathe, take me home - I can't stand it any more.
- Janet, she said: 'He said, "I can't breathe, take me home - I can't stand it any more.
- Michael Richardson, she said: 'He said, "I can't breathe, take me home - I can't stand it any more.
- Norfolk, she said: 'He said, "I can't breathe, take me home - I can't stand it any more.
- Richardson, she said: 'He said, "I can't breathe, take me home - I can't stand it any more.
- Right, she said: 'He said, "I can't breathe, take me home - I can't stand it any more.


Chelsea supporters are planning their own statement against racism during the second leg of their Champions League encounter with Paris Saint-Germain. Instead of the usual array of banners and flags which are draped around Stamford Bridge at home games, there will be only one on display during Wednesday's game: a small cross of St George with the Chelsea badge and the message 'Blues Against Racism'. The flag was made by lifelong supporter Phil Keefe and inspired by his 18-year-old daughter Jodie in response to the incident filmed on the Paris Metro ahead of the first leg against PSG, when some Chelsea fans sang about being racist as they refused to let a black man on the train.

'We thought it was important to do something positive and show

OPTIONS:
- Against Racism and the rest of the world that is not what Chelsea fans are like.'
- Blues and the rest of the world that is not what Chelsea fans are like.'
- Capital One Cup and the rest of the world that is not what Chelsea fans are like.'
- Champions League and the rest of the world that is not what Chelsea fans are like.'
- Chelsea and the rest of the world that is not what Chelsea fans are like.'
- Jodie and the rest of the world that is not what Chelsea fans are like.'
- PSG and the rest of the world that is not what Chelsea fans are like.'
- Paris Metro and the rest of the world that is not what Chelsea fans are like.'
- Paris Saint-Germain and the rest of the world that is not what Chelsea fans are like.'
- Phil Keefe and the rest of the world that is not what Chelsea fans are like.'
- St George and the rest of the world that is not what Chelsea fans are like.'
- Stamford Bridge and the rest of the world that is not what Chelsea fans are like.'


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(CNN) -- The Australian Open provides a testing challenge for the world's top tennis players as they turn out for the first grand slam tournament of the season. The searing heat of the Melbourne summer sun, the high bounce of the blue Plexicushion hard-court playing surface and the boisterous atmosphere generated by the packed stands all blend together to make the January 14-29 event an unforgettable experience. It may not yet have prestige of the other three majors, but it is a place where stars are born and where legendary reputations are no guarantee of success -- and the rewards have grown greater and greater.

Once

OPTIONS:
- Australian Open was confirmed as the definitive home for the tournament, it soon became apparent that a new site needed to be constructed to accommodate the vast numbers of fans wanting to watch the action.
- CNN was confirmed as the definitive home for the tournament, it soon became apparent that a new site needed to be constructed to accommodate the vast numbers of fans wanting to watch the action.
- Kim Clijsters was confirmed as the definitive home for the tournament, it soon became apparent that a new site needed to be constructed to accommodate the vast numbers of fans wanting to watch the action.
- Mark Edmondson was confirmed as the definitive home for the tournament, it soon became apparent that a new site needed to be constructed to accommodate the vast numbers of fans wanting to watch the action.
- Martina Hingis was confirmed as the definitive home for the tournament, it soon became apparent that a new site needed to be constructed to accommodate the vast numbers of fans wanting to watch the action.
- Melbourne was confirmed as the definitive home for the tournament, it soon became apparent that a new site needed to be constructed to accommodate the vast numbers of fans wanting to watch the action.
- Novak Djokovic was confirmed as the definitive home for the tournament, it soon became apparent that a new site needed to be constructed to accommodate the vast numbers of fans wanting to watch the action.
- Plexicushion was confirmed as the definitive home for the tournament, it soon became apparent that a new site needed to be constructed to accommodate the vast numbers of fans wanting to watch the action.


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

A pensioner who took an indecent photo of a young child and sent it to a man she met online has been jailed. Muriel Melville, 73, from Dunfermline in Fife, shared the image with Michael Leith, 48, during an exchange of messages between the pair. Leith, from Cumbria, was jailed for 18 months after pleading guilty last month to inciting Melville to do so. At the High Court in Edinburgh today, Melville was given an extended sentence of four years and four months after earlier admitting sexually assaulting the child. The pensioner wept in the dock as Judge Lord Brailsford said two years and four months were to be spent in custody.

The lawyer submitted that a social work report suggested

OPTIONS:
- Cumbria was 'groomed' by her co-accused.
- Dunfermline was 'groomed' by her co-accused.
- Edinburgh was 'groomed' by her co-accused.
- Fife was 'groomed' by her co-accused.
- High Court was 'groomed' by her co-accused.
- Leith was 'groomed' by her co-accused.
- Lord Brailsford was 'groomed' by her co-accused.
- Melville was 'groomed' by her co-accused.
- Michael Leith was 'groomed' by her co-accused.
- Muriel Melville was 'groomed' by her co-accused.


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

Even if he is convicted of second-degree murder,

OPTIONS:
- Caughman will be imprisoned for a very long time.
- James Harris Jackson will be imprisoned for a very long time.
- New York will be imprisoned for a very long time.
- Queens will be imprisoned for a very long time.
- Sherrilyn Ifill will be imprisoned for a very long time.
- Timothy Caughman will be imprisoned for a very long time.


A mother-of-three has spoken out about living with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, which she says almost drove her to suicide. Hayley Leitch, from East Grinstead, was diagnosed with the condition in 2007 and said it is like 'living with a bully in your head', and at its worst has driven her to bleach her hands 60 times a day. The 29-year-old discussed her crippling disorder, which affects more than 70,000 Brits, on ITV's This Morning ahead of new Channel 4 documentary Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners. Hayley said of her OCD: 'When I was first diagnosed there were times I wanted to die. I was bleaching my hands 60 times a day.

Defending the series, which has come under criticism from

OPTIONS:
- Brits charities trivialising the disorder, Hayley said: ‘I do understand that and take that on board.
- Channel 4 charities trivialising the disorder, Hayley said: ‘I do understand that and take that on board.
- East Grinstead charities trivialising the disorder, Hayley said: ‘I do understand that and take that on board.
- Hayley charities trivialising the disorder, Hayley said: ‘I do understand that and take that on board.
- Hayley Leitch charities trivialising the disorder, Hayley said: ‘I do understand that and take that on board.
- ITV charities trivialising the disorder, Hayley said: ‘I do understand that and take that on board.
- OCD charities trivialising the disorder, Hayley said: ‘I do understand that and take that on board.
- Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners charities trivialising the disorder, Hayley said: ‘I do understand that and take that on board.
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder charities trivialising the disorder, Hayley said: ‘I do understand that and take that on board.
- Spoken charities trivialising the disorder, Hayley said: ‘I do understand that and take that on board.
- This Morning charities trivialising the disorder, Hayley said: ‘I do understand that and take that on board.


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

(CNN) When Justin Trudeau swept to power last year amid a wave of positive change and optimism, he promised to bring Canada back to the global stage. "Withdrawing support from globalization," the Prime Minister told CNN's Christiane Amanpour ahead of his debut speech to the UN General Assembly, "is taking us in the wrong direction." He added, "And what we're doing in Canada is very much focused on showing inclusive growth, diversity, opportunities for everyone is a path forward, and I'm finding a lot of reflection of the desire for that on the world stage." Ten months into his tenure, Trudeau is still remarkably popular, with one recent Nanos Research poll showing that 69% of respondents agreed he had the qualities of a good political leader.

This includes fixing

OPTIONS:
- CNN's pension plan and introducing legislation to legalize physician-assisted dying, he said.
- Canada's pension plan and introducing legislation to legalize physician-assisted dying, he said.
- Canadian's pension plan and introducing legislation to legalize physician-assisted dying, he said.
- Christiane Amanpour's pension plan and introducing legislation to legalize physician-assisted dying, he said.
- Justin Trudeau's pension plan and introducing legislation to legalize physician-assisted dying, he said.
- Nanos Research's pension plan and introducing legislation to legalize physician-assisted dying, he said.
- Trudeau's pension plan and introducing legislation to legalize physician-assisted dying, he said.
- UN General Assembly's pension plan and introducing legislation to legalize physician-assisted dying, he said.


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Calexico, California (CNN) For the first time on the border, drug traffickers allegedly bought U.S. property for the sole purpose of building a house to conceal the end of a 415-yard smuggling tunnel from Mexico, authorities said Wednesday. Inside the life of a drug-trafficking teen Four people were arrested this week in connection with a raid on the tunnel underneath a three-bedroom house in Calexico, California, that sits about 300 yards north of the international line, authorities said. The tunnel entrance was inside a restaurant in Mexicali, Mexico, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Authorities confiscated 1,532 pounds of marijuana, with a street value of nearly $6 million.

Smugglers also used a second

OPTIONS:
- CNN residence four miles from the tunnel exit to store the drugs and then they moved the narcotics to a Calexico warehouse, where transportation cells moved the drugs to the cities northward, authorities said.
- Calexico residence four miles from the tunnel exit to store the drugs and then they moved the narcotics to a Calexico warehouse, where transportation cells moved the drugs to the cities northward, authorities said.
- California residence four miles from the tunnel exit to store the drugs and then they moved the narcotics to a Calexico warehouse, where transportation cells moved the drugs to the cities northward, authorities said.
- Mexicali residence four miles from the tunnel exit to store the drugs and then they moved the narcotics to a Calexico warehouse, where transportation cells moved the drugs to the cities northward, authorities said.
- Mexico residence four miles from the tunnel exit to store the drugs and then they moved the narcotics to a Calexico warehouse, where transportation cells moved the drugs to the cities northward, authorities said.
- Smugglers residence four miles from the tunnel exit to store the drugs and then they moved the narcotics to a Calexico warehouse, where transportation cells moved the drugs to the cities northward, authorities said.
- U.S. residence four miles from the tunnel exit to store the drugs and then they moved the narcotics to a Calexico warehouse, where transportation cells moved the drugs to the cities northward, authorities said.
- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement residence four miles from the tunnel exit to store the drugs and then they moved the narcotics to a Calexico warehouse, where transportation cells moved the drugs to the cities northward, authorities said.


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(CNN) The death in Syria last week of Mustafa Badriddine, Hezbollah's top operational commander in Syria, automatically and inevitably raised the fear of another confrontation between Israel and Hezbollah. After all, Lebanese media close to Hezbollah had been quick to accuse the Israelis of killing its storied terror operative. Hezbollah soon suggested that Israel was not, after all, responsible. Instead, it announced that its man was killed by insurgent groups that the Lebanese Shia militia has been fighting in Syria. Yet while we may never find out the exact circumstances of Badriddine's death, and while the potential for a new and deadly war in the Middle East has, for the time being, been averted, the truth is that an Israeli-Lebanese war that could plunge the Middle East into even greater chaos remains a genuine possibility.

But it would surely involve the massive use of air power against

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Miller positions, even if they were located in civilian areas, In addition, unlike in 2006, Israel might be more likely to make use of significant numbers of ground forces and elite units, coordinated with air power.
- Badriddine positions, even if they were located in civilian areas, In addition, unlike in 2006, Israel might be more likely to make use of significant numbers of ground forces and elite units, coordinated with air power.
- Hezbollah positions, even if they were located in civilian areas, In addition, unlike in 2006, Israel might be more likely to make use of significant numbers of ground forces and elite units, coordinated with air power.
- Hezbolllah positions, even if they were located in civilian areas, In addition, unlike in 2006, Israel might be more likely to make use of significant numbers of ground forces and elite units, coordinated with air power.
- Israel positions, even if they were located in civilian areas, In addition, unlike in 2006, Israel might be more likely to make use of significant numbers of ground forces and elite units, coordinated with air power.
- Israeli positions, even if they were located in civilian areas, In addition, unlike in 2006, Israel might be more likely to make use of significant numbers of ground forces and elite units, coordinated with air power.
- Israelis positions, even if they were located in civilian areas, In addition, unlike in 2006, Israel might be more likely to make use of significant numbers of ground forces and elite units, coordinated with air power.
- Lebanese positions, even if they were located in civilian areas, In addition, unlike in 2006, Israel might be more likely to make use of significant numbers of ground forces and elite units, coordinated with air power.
- Lebanese Shia positions, even if they were located in civilian areas, In addition, unlike in 2006, Israel might be more likely to make use of significant numbers of ground forces and elite units, coordinated with air power.
- Middle East positions, even if they were located in civilian areas, In addition, unlike in 2006, Israel might be more likely to make use of significant numbers of ground forces and elite units, coordinated with air power.
- Mustafa Badreddine positions, even if they were located in civilian areas, In addition, unlike in 2006, Israel might be more likely to make use of significant numbers of ground forces and elite units, coordinated with air power.
- Mustafa Badriddine positions, even if they were located in civilian areas, In addition, unlike in 2006, Israel might be more likely to make use of significant numbers of ground forces and elite units, coordinated with air power.
- Syria positions, even if they were located in civilian areas, In addition, unlike in 2006, Israel might be more likely to make use of significant numbers of ground forces and elite units, coordinated with air power.


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He may have moved on to a relationship with Miley Cyrus. But Patrick Schwarzenegger showed a former flame still has his back. The 21-year model was pictured receiving a helping hand from an ex girlfriend as she applied sunscreen on a hard to reach place while partying in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico on Sunday. Scroll down for video Rekindling the flame? Patrick Schwarzenegger was spotted hanging out with ex girlfriend Taylor Burns in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico on Sunday She's got his back: The 21-year-old American model had help applying sunscreen in a hard to reach area from his former flame

Meanwhile, her dedicated fans have been supporting her on social media, however some have taken things too far and made death threats against

OPTIONS:
- American.
- Cabo San Lucas.
- Mexico.
- Mike Will.
- Miley.
- Miley Cyrus.
- Patrick.
- Patrick Schwarzenegger.
- Taylor Burns.
- Texas.


Complete the passage.

As China approaches the 70th anniversary of the end of the Second Sino-Japanese War, one tourist attraction has been stepping up its patriotism. An archery range in Qingyuan, southern China, has replaced its bull's eye targets with cartoon images of Japanese soldiers. According to reports from August 23, visitor numbers have increased since the attraction appeared. Photographs of the range showed a billboard with three soldiers wearing green uniforms, apparently in shock. The cartoon characters were sporting a moustache associated with Japanese soldiers in China. A slogan also appears above the soldiers, which reads, 'old and young men, shoot devils together'.

They also revealed that the range is planning to host additional anti-

OPTIONS:
- China themed events at the attraction on the day of the V-Day anniversary.
- Day themed events at the attraction on the day of the V-Day anniversary.
- Japanese themed events at the attraction on the day of the V-Day anniversary.
- Japanese War themed events at the attraction on the day of the V-Day anniversary.
- Qingyuan themed events at the attraction on the day of the V-Day anniversary.
- Second Sino themed events at the attraction on the day of the V-Day anniversary.


(CNN) -- Why wait for the election in November? The political convention host cities are already going head-to-head as part of our Destination USA project pitting rival cities against each other. Tampa, Florida, will host the Republican National Convention August 27-30, while Charlotte, North Carolina, will host the Democratic National Convention September 3-6. In our smackdown's early returns, Charlotte handily won the vote. The North Carolina town earned a definitive victory with 66 percent of the more than 1,900 votes collected in our unscientific poll. More than 2,100 people recommended the story on Facebook and nearly 100 comments were logged on that story.

In the months leading up to the Republican convention,

OPTIONS:
- CNN's tourism bureau will post video and blog recommendations for Tampa Bay convention attendees on its website.
- Charlotte's tourism bureau will post video and blog recommendations for Tampa Bay convention attendees on its website.
- Cuban's tourism bureau will post video and blog recommendations for Tampa Bay convention attendees on its website.
- Democratic National Convention's tourism bureau will post video and blog recommendations for Tampa Bay convention attendees on its website.
- Destination USA's tourism bureau will post video and blog recommendations for Tampa Bay convention attendees on its website.
- Facebook's tourism bureau will post video and blog recommendations for Tampa Bay convention attendees on its website.
- Florida's tourism bureau will post video and blog recommendations for Tampa Bay convention attendees on its website.
- NASCAR Hall of Fame's tourism bureau will post video and blog recommendations for Tampa Bay convention attendees on its website.
- NoDa's tourism bureau will post video and blog recommendations for Tampa Bay convention attendees on its website.
- North Carolina's tourism bureau will post video and blog recommendations for Tampa Bay convention attendees on its website.
- Republican National Convention's tourism bureau will post video and blog recommendations for Tampa Bay convention attendees on its website.
- Tampa's tourism bureau will post video and blog recommendations for Tampa Bay convention attendees on its website.
- Tampa Bay's tourism bureau will post video and blog recommendations for Tampa Bay convention attendees on its website.
- U.S. National Whitewater Center's tourism bureau will post video and blog recommendations for Tampa Bay convention attendees on its website.
- Ybor City's tourism bureau will post video and blog recommendations for Tampa Bay convention attendees on its website.


Write the next sentence.

It is a unique sight - the full skeletal remains of a baby Pentaceratops, a plant-eating dinosaur with large horns that once roamed what is now North America tens of millions of years ago, soaring high above New Mexico. The fossils first caught the attention of paleontologists with the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science during a trek through the badlands of the Bisti Wilderness in northwestern New Mexico in 2011. They knew they had to find a way to excavate and bring them back to the museum for further study. Pentaceratops, its head decorated with five horns, lived about 70 million years ago.

Less than 10 adult

OPTIONS:
- Bisti Wilderness skulls have been unearthed over the past century, and this marks the first baby skeleton and skull to ever be recovered
- Fossils skulls have been unearthed over the past century, and this marks the first baby skeleton and skull to ever be recovered
- New Mexico skulls have been unearthed over the past century, and this marks the first baby skeleton and skull to ever be recovered
- New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science skulls have been unearthed over the past century, and this marks the first baby skeleton and skull to ever be recovered
- North America skulls have been unearthed over the past century, and this marks the first baby skeleton and skull to ever be recovered
- Pentaceratops skulls have been unearthed over the past century, and this marks the first baby skeleton and skull to ever be recovered


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

(CNN) The Iraqi military has "fully liberated" all of Iraq's territory of "ISIS terrorist gangs" and retaken full control of the Iraqi-Syrian border, it said Saturday in a statement. "Our heroic armed forces have now secured the entire length of the Iraq-Syria border," Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi said on his Twitter account. "We defeated Daesh (ISIS) through our unity and sacrifice for the nation. Long live Iraq and its people." ISIS, an acronym for Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, rapidly captured large territories in Iraq and Syria and declared a caliphate in 2014. The group controlled more than 34,000 square miles of territory from the Mediterranean coast to south of Baghdad.

"Our people have paid a high price for its security and stability and the blood of its finest youth, men and women,"

OPTIONS:
- Abadi-Abadi said.
- Baghdad-Abadi said.
- Daesh-Abadi said.
- Haider Al-Abadi said.
- ISIS-Abadi said.
- Iraq-Abadi said.
- Iraqi-Abadi said.
- Iraqi Security Forces-Abadi said.
- Islamic State-Abadi said.
- Mediterranean-Abadi said.
- Syria-Abadi said.
- Syrian-Abadi said.
- Twitter-Abadi said.
- US-Abadi said.
- United Nations-Abadi said.


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Many Californians are taking extreme measures to conserve water in the face of the state's historic drought. Water-conscious residents have turned to techniques that utilize so-called 'gray water' to help them meet the unprecedented new water-use restrictions imposed by Governor Jerry Brown last week. Those techniques may appear weird to some - like the toilet that doubles as a sink and used washing machine water used to water fruit trees - but these Californians maintain it's the inevitable future of water conservation. Extreme water saver: Robin Weld of Sacramento has installed a hybrid sink-toilet in response to the unprecedented new water-use restrictions imposed by Governor Jerry Brown in the face of the state's historic drought. Clean water comes in through the faucet, is used to wash hands and then flows into the toilet tank to be used to flush

Jerry Brown on Wednesday ordered sweeping and unprecedented measures to save water in

OPTIONS:
- California
- Californians
- Jerry Brown
- Robin Weld
- Sacramento


How does this story end?

A renowned comedy writer who penned jokes for comedians including Jack Dee, James Corden and Sarah Millican gassed himself in his car following a long battle with depression. Bafta award-winning writer Jim Pullin, who wrote for shows including Have I got News For You and Eight Out Of 10 Cats and was executive producer of Corden’s sports panel show A League of Their Own, was found dead near a fishing lake this year. The father of three, who started his career with Not The Nine O'Clock News in the 80s, had a long history of depression and was on anti-depressants at the time, his GP told the inquest.

A worried Mrs

OPTIONS:
- A League of Their Own called police shortly afterwards after becoming concerned for his welfare and officers regarding him as being at medium risk of harm.
- Bafta called police shortly afterwards after becoming concerned for his welfare and officers regarding him as being at medium risk of harm.
- Corden called police shortly afterwards after becoming concerned for his welfare and officers regarding him as being at medium risk of harm.
- Eight Out Of 10 Cats called police shortly afterwards after becoming concerned for his welfare and officers regarding him as being at medium risk of harm.
- Have I called police shortly afterwards after becoming concerned for his welfare and officers regarding him as being at medium risk of harm.
- Jack Dee called police shortly afterwards after becoming concerned for his welfare and officers regarding him as being at medium risk of harm.
- James Corden called police shortly afterwards after becoming concerned for his welfare and officers regarding him as being at medium risk of harm.
- Jim Pullin called police shortly afterwards after becoming concerned for his welfare and officers regarding him as being at medium risk of harm.
- News For You called police shortly afterwards after becoming concerned for his welfare and officers regarding him as being at medium risk of harm.
- Not The Nine O'Clock News called police shortly afterwards after becoming concerned for his welfare and officers regarding him as being at medium risk of harm.
- Out Of 10 Cats called police shortly afterwards after becoming concerned for his welfare and officers regarding him as being at medium risk of harm.
- Sarah Millican called police shortly afterwards after becoming concerned for his welfare and officers regarding him as being at medium risk of harm.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

He's a star player on the football pitch, and perhaps Wayne Rooney's sports skills are more suited to dry land. The footballer has been enjoying a family trip to the Barbados with his wife Coleen and their two sons Kai, five and Klay, two. And after days of sunbathing and swimming, thrill-seekers Wayne, 29, and his oldest son decided to hit the water for a jet ski ride which soon ended with a bump. Little Kai was full off excitement as the pair climbed on their high-speed ride, flashing a big smile as Wayne took the controls. The footballer was dressed in red swimming shorts, while both he and Kai wore life vests for the high-adrenaline activity.

Sources close to the family said they had been given permission to take

OPTIONS:
- Barbados out of school before the end of term.
- Caribbean out of school before the end of term.
- Coleen out of school before the end of term.
- Footballer out of school before the end of term.
- Kai out of school before the end of term.
- Klay out of school before the end of term.
- Little Kai out of school before the end of term.
- Rooney out of school before the end of term.
- Wayne out of school before the end of term.
- Wayne Rooney out of school before the end of term.


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

London (CNN) Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has defended his attempts to secure the release of a UK citizen from Guantanamo Bay after reports that the former detainee carried out an ISIS suicide attack in Iraq this week. ISIS on its media affiliates claimed that Abu-Zakariya al-Britani -- a British citizen who initially went by Ronald Fiddler and later took the name Jamal Udeen al-Harith -- detonated a car bomb at an Iraqi army base southwest of Mosul this week. While a spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said there had been no independent verification that the attacker was the former Guantanamo detainee, an official told CNN that UK intelligence services believe with "high confidence" that the bomber killed near Mosul was the former British inmate.

Al-

OPTIONS:
- Abu gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Al gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Blair gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Britani gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- British gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- CNN gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Guantanamo gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Guantanamo Bay gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Harith gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- ISIS gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Iraq gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Iraqi gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Jamal Udeen al gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- London gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Mosul gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Ronald Fiddler gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Theresa May gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Tony Blair gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- UK gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.
- Zakariya al gave a harrowing account of life at the prison to a European Coucil parliamentary hearing in 2004, saying he had been regularly tortured, being forced to sit in stress positions, deprived of food and water, and given injections of unknown substances.


How does the sentence end?

Few question that there was a major chemical attack in Syria last week, and the United States has made clear that it blames the government of President Bashar al-Assad. Now, the question is how President Barack Obama will respond. For almost two years, Obama has avoided direct military involvement in Syria's civil war, only escalating aid to rebel fighters in June after suspected smaller-scale chemical weapons attacks by Syrian government forces. However, last week's attack on a Damascus suburb that reportedly killed and wounded more than 3,000 people obliterated the "red line" Obama set just over a year ago against the use of Syria's chemical weapons stocks.

But the official added that the

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama military remained "in a holding pattern" as Obama considers both military and nonmilitary options.
- Bashar al-Assad military remained "in a holding pattern" as Obama considers both military and nonmilitary options.
- Damascus military remained "in a holding pattern" as Obama considers both military and nonmilitary options.
- Middle East military remained "in a holding pattern" as Obama considers both military and nonmilitary options.
- Obama military remained "in a holding pattern" as Obama considers both military and nonmilitary options.
- Syria military remained "in a holding pattern" as Obama considers both military and nonmilitary options.
- Syrian military remained "in a holding pattern" as Obama considers both military and nonmilitary options.
- U.S. military remained "in a holding pattern" as Obama considers both military and nonmilitary options.
- United States military remained "in a holding pattern" as Obama considers both military and nonmilitary options.


Complete the passage.

Greece has revealed that it will not pay back a £1.1billion loan installment due tomorrow as tens of thousands of anti-austerity protesters took to the streets. Huge queues continued to build up outside cash machines as Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras addressed the nation ahead of Tuesday's repayment deadline. After calling a surprise referendum on conditions Athens would have to meet to be granted more money, a beleaguered Tsipras hinted that he would resign if Greece rejected his plea for a 'no' vote. The country's ministers have repeatedly warned that Greece would not have the cash to pay the International Monetary Fund (IMF) unless creditors agreed to unlock a further £5.1billion in frozen bailout funds.

The temporary shutdown of

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Tsipras banks and financial markets today will only exacerbate the panic.
- Athens banks and financial markets today will only exacerbate the panic.
- Eurozone banks and financial markets today will only exacerbate the panic.
- Greece banks and financial markets today will only exacerbate the panic.
- Greek banks and financial markets today will only exacerbate the panic.
- IMF banks and financial markets today will only exacerbate the panic.
- International Monetary Fund banks and financial markets today will only exacerbate the panic.
- Tsipras banks and financial markets today will only exacerbate the panic.


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(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."

President

OPTIONS:
- Assad ordered the strike in response to a chemical weapons attack against civilians earlier in the week, which US officials say was carried out by the Assad government.
- Bashar al ordered the strike in response to a chemical weapons attack against civilians earlier in the week, which US officials say was carried out by the Assad government.
- CNN ordered the strike in response to a chemical weapons attack against civilians earlier in the week, which US officials say was carried out by the Assad government.
- Haley ordered the strike in response to a chemical weapons attack against civilians earlier in the week, which US officials say was carried out by the Assad government.
- Jake Tapper ordered the strike in response to a chemical weapons attack against civilians earlier in the week, which US officials say was carried out by the Assad government.
- Nikki Haley ordered the strike in response to a chemical weapons attack against civilians earlier in the week, which US officials say was carried out by the Assad government.
- State of the Union ordered the strike in response to a chemical weapons attack against civilians earlier in the week, which US officials say was carried out by the Assad government.
- Syria ordered the strike in response to a chemical weapons attack against civilians earlier in the week, which US officials say was carried out by the Assad government.
- Syrian ordered the strike in response to a chemical weapons attack against civilians earlier in the week, which US officials say was carried out by the Assad government.
- Trump ordered the strike in response to a chemical weapons attack against civilians earlier in the week, which US officials say was carried out by the Assad government.
- US ordered the strike in response to a chemical weapons attack against civilians earlier in the week, which US officials say was carried out by the Assad government.
- United Nations ordered the strike in response to a chemical weapons attack against civilians earlier in the week, which US officials say was carried out by the Assad government.


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Goalscoring goalkeeper Rogerio Ceni was the hero for Sao Paulo on Wednesday night as he scored a late-winner against Santos. Free-kick and penalty specialist Ceni bagged the 128th goal of his career and entered the club's top 10 scorers of all-time list following his spot kick in the five-goal thriller in Brazil's topflight. Sao Paulo found themselves behind at the start of the second half, but goals from Paulo Miranda and 42-year-old Ceni saw the hosts fight back to win. Club legend-Ceni holds Guinness World Record accolades for most goals scored by a goalkeeper, number of games played for the same club and amount of times as captain.

However, Sao Paulo were eliminated on penalties in their round of 16 clash against

OPTIONS:
- Brazil rivals Cruzeiro, ending the goalkeeper's hopes of glory.
- Brazilian rivals Cruzeiro, ending the goalkeeper's hopes of glory.
- Ceni rivals Cruzeiro, ending the goalkeeper's hopes of glory.
- Free rivals Cruzeiro, ending the goalkeeper's hopes of glory.
- Guinness World Record rivals Cruzeiro, ending the goalkeeper's hopes of glory.
- Hosts rivals Cruzeiro, ending the goalkeeper's hopes of glory.
- Paulo Miranda rivals Cruzeiro, ending the goalkeeper's hopes of glory.
- Rogerio Ceni rivals Cruzeiro, ending the goalkeeper's hopes of glory.
- Santos rivals Cruzeiro, ending the goalkeeper's hopes of glory.
- Sao Paulo rivals Cruzeiro, ending the goalkeeper's hopes of glory.


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New Delhi, India (CNN) -- Dozens of police officers were involved in a gunbattle with rebel Maoists in the rain-drenched forests of eastern India Wednesday, police reported. Security forces had been tracking the insurgents when a shootout erupted in Chhattisgarh state's Dantewada region, police spokesman Rajesh Mishra told CNN. There were no immediate reports of casualties, but reinforcements were rushed to the scene, Mishra added. India regards Maoist rebels as its gravest internal security threat. Until June this year, authorities blamed 1,103 violent attacks in the country on left-wing extremists. More than 200 officers and 97 rebels were killed during that period, federal home minister P. Chidambaram said last month. Police have also arrested at least 1,341 suspected Maoists.

Officials say

OPTIONS:
- CNN aim to seize political power through what they call a protracted people's war.
- Chhattisgarh aim to seize political power through what they call a protracted people's war.
- Dantewada aim to seize political power through what they call a protracted people's war.
- India aim to seize political power through what they call a protracted people's war.
- Maoist aim to seize political power through what they call a protracted people's war.
- Maoists aim to seize political power through what they call a protracted people's war.
- Mishra aim to seize political power through what they call a protracted people's war.
- New Delhi aim to seize political power through what they call a protracted people's war.
- P. Chidambaram aim to seize political power through what they call a protracted people's war.
- Rajesh Mishra aim to seize political power through what they call a protracted people's war.


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

Boris Johnson today demanded David Cameron dramatically step up his efforts to reform the EU, calling for Britain to take back control of its borders. The London Mayor used a speech at the Tory party conference to insist that the UK should be able to put a limit on migrants coming to Britain. In a strident address to activists - widely seen as a pitch for the leadership - Mr Johnson also boasted he is the brains behind the best Conservative ideas, accusing George Osborne of 'stealing' his policies. Scroll down for video Mr Johnson's speech to the Tory party conference will be seen as an attempt to reinvigorate his hopes of replacing David Cameron as the next party leader, after being overtaken by Mr Osborne in many polls.

'It is vital that our democracy is healthy, and vibrant, and truly representative and that means getting the right deal now from our EU partners as I know

OPTIONS:
- Boris Johnson can,' Mr Johnson said.
- Britain can,' Mr Johnson said.
- City Hall can,' Mr Johnson said.
- Conservative can,' Mr Johnson said.
- David Cameron can,' Mr Johnson said.
- EU can,' Mr Johnson said.
- George Osborne can,' Mr Johnson said.
- Johnson can,' Mr Johnson said.
- Living Wage can,' Mr Johnson said.
- London can,' Mr Johnson said.
- Osborne can,' Mr Johnson said.
- Tory can,' Mr Johnson said.
- UK can,' Mr Johnson said.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Most afternoons, after the players had drifted away from Tottenham's training centre, Tim Sherwood would sit for hours with his coaches Chris Ramsey and Les Ferdinand in the staff canteen. They were always together, forming an alliance after Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy made Sherwood responsible for the club's youth and Under 21 programmes in 2008. On Tuesday evening they will be in opposing dug-outs at Villa Park, trying to lead their teams away from relegation danger in these final, fraught weeks of the Barclays Premier League season. Tim Sherwood (from left to right), Les Ferdinand and Chris Ramsey during their time at White Hart Lane

Sherwood took to

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa when he was gaining knowledge of youth football after he accepted a new role at Tottenham in 2012.
- Barclays Premier League when he was gaining knowledge of youth football after he accepted a new role at Tottenham in 2012.
- Chris Ramsey when he was gaining knowledge of youth football after he accepted a new role at Tottenham in 2012.
- Daniel Levy when he was gaining knowledge of youth football after he accepted a new role at Tottenham in 2012.
- Les Ferdinand when he was gaining knowledge of youth football after he accepted a new role at Tottenham in 2012.
- Premier League when he was gaining knowledge of youth football after he accepted a new role at Tottenham in 2012.
- QPR when he was gaining knowledge of youth football after he accepted a new role at Tottenham in 2012.
- Ramsey when he was gaining knowledge of youth football after he accepted a new role at Tottenham in 2012.
- Sherwood when he was gaining knowledge of youth football after he accepted a new role at Tottenham in 2012.
- Tim Sherwood when he was gaining knowledge of youth football after he accepted a new role at Tottenham in 2012.
- Tottenham when he was gaining knowledge of youth football after he accepted a new role at Tottenham in 2012.
- Villa Park when he was gaining knowledge of youth football after he accepted a new role at Tottenham in 2012.
- White Hart Lane when he was gaining knowledge of youth football after he accepted a new role at Tottenham in 2012.


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(CNN) -- The Supreme Court begins each session with a proclamation that ends with the words "God save this Honorable Court." Even strict advocates of the separation of Church and State ought to say "Amen" to that line after Thursday's decision upholding the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act . I write this as someone who not only thought that the act would be overturned, but also still thinks there are strong constitutional arguments to be made against the mandate. All Americans, however, regardless of their partisan affiliation or views on the Constitution, had something to celebrate Thursday . Despite what almost all the pundits predicted, the court's decision provides some evidence that there remains one institution of American government that cannot be seen as nakedly partisan. In the end, Chief Justice John Roberts, a career Republican who was nominated for the Supreme Court by George W. Bush, cast the deciding vote upholding the signature act of the current Democratic administration.

This, I think, is what

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act indicated they were looking for when they elected a president in 2008 who, four years earlier, had risen to national prominence by giving a speech in which he took issue with those who would "slice-and-dice our country into red states and blue states."
- Amen indicated they were looking for when they elected a president in 2008 who, four years earlier, had risen to national prominence by giving a speech in which he took issue with those who would "slice-and-dice our country into red states and blue states."
- American indicated they were looking for when they elected a president in 2008 who, four years earlier, had risen to national prominence by giving a speech in which he took issue with those who would "slice-and-dice our country into red states and blue states."
- Americans indicated they were looking for when they elected a president in 2008 who, four years earlier, had risen to national prominence by giving a speech in which he took issue with those who would "slice-and-dice our country into red states and blue states."
- CNN indicated they were looking for when they elected a president in 2008 who, four years earlier, had risen to national prominence by giving a speech in which he took issue with those who would "slice-and-dice our country into red states and blue states."
- Constitution indicated they were looking for when they elected a president in 2008 who, four years earlier, had risen to national prominence by giving a speech in which he took issue with those who would "slice-and-dice our country into red states and blue states."
- Dem Obama indicated they were looking for when they elected a president in 2008 who, four years earlier, had risen to national prominence by giving a speech in which he took issue with those who would "slice-and-dice our country into red states and blue states."
- Democratic indicated they were looking for when they elected a president in 2008 who, four years earlier, had risen to national prominence by giving a speech in which he took issue with those who would "slice-and-dice our country into red states and blue states."
- George W. Bush indicated they were looking for when they elected a president in 2008 who, four years earlier, had risen to national prominence by giving a speech in which he took issue with those who would "slice-and-dice our country into red states and blue states."
- God indicated they were looking for when they elected a president in 2008 who, four years earlier, had risen to national prominence by giving a speech in which he took issue with those who would "slice-and-dice our country into red states and blue states."
- Honorable Court indicated they were looking for when they elected a president in 2008 who, four years earlier, had risen to national prominence by giving a speech in which he took issue with those who would "slice-and-dice our country into red states and blue states."
- John Roberts indicated they were looking for when they elected a president in 2008 who, four years earlier, had risen to national prominence by giving a speech in which he took issue with those who would "slice-and-dice our country into red states and blue states."
- Paul Sracic indicated they were looking for when they elected a president in 2008 who, four years earlier, had risen to national prominence by giving a speech in which he took issue with those who would "slice-and-dice our country into red states and blue states."
- Republican indicated they were looking for when they elected a president in 2008 who, four years earlier, had risen to national prominence by giving a speech in which he took issue with those who would "slice-and-dice our country into red states and blue states."
- Sracic indicated they were looking for when they elected a president in 2008 who, four years earlier, had risen to national prominence by giving a speech in which he took issue with those who would "slice-and-dice our country into red states and blue states."
- Supreme Court indicated they were looking for when they elected a president in 2008 who, four years earlier, had risen to national prominence by giving a speech in which he took issue with those who would "slice-and-dice our country into red states and blue states."
- separation of Church and State indicated they were looking for when they elected a president in 2008 who, four years earlier, had risen to national prominence by giving a speech in which he took issue with those who would "slice-and-dice our country into red states and blue states."


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

(CNN) Who betrayed Anne Frank? It's a mystery that persists more than 70 years after police came to the Amsterdam building where Anne Frank and seven other inhabitants of the secret annex had been hiding. The familiar story is that the police had been tipped off by an anonymous caller in a clear case of betrayal leading to the arrests on August 4, 1944. But new research at the Anne Frank House re-evaluates that assumption. Perhaps the Sicherheitsdienst or SD (German Security Service) didn't come to hunt for Jews that day, but  inadvertently found the two families in hiding while investigating another matter.

It took more than two hours when the police arrived and departed, which is "longer than necessary for rounding up betrayed

OPTIONS:
- Amsterdam in hiding," according to the research.
- Anne Frank in hiding," according to the research.
- Anne Frank House in hiding," according to the research.
- German Security Service in hiding," according to the research.
- Jewish in hiding," according to the research.
- Jews in hiding," according to the research.
- Mystery in hiding," according to the research.
- SD in hiding," according to the research.
- Sicherheitsdienst in hiding," according to the research.


How does this story end?

(CNN) The ongoing debate about what went wrong for Democrats last week, when they lost a winnable race in Georgia's 6th congressional district, is about far more than finger-pointing within the party. It's about whether the Democrats can learn from their mistakes before the coming battle for control of Congress. You can't fix a problem if you don't get the diagnosis right. I had a front row seat to the election, and Ossoff's campaign. I live in Georgia's 5th, right next door, and I know my neighbors a few miles away well. We share the same media market, so I saw the same ads -- hundreds of times -- as they did.

My hat goes off, and my heart goes out, to

OPTIONS:
- Congress, for his dedication over many months, and for making it as close as he did.
- Democratic Party, for his dedication over many months, and for making it as close as he did.
- Democrats, for his dedication over many months, and for making it as close as he did.
- Drew Westen, for his dedication over many months, and for making it as close as he did.
- Georgia, for his dedication over many months, and for making it as close as he did.
- Ossoff, for his dedication over many months, and for making it as close as he did.
- Westen, for his dedication over many months, and for making it as close as he did.


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(CNN) -- A week ago, on feel-good Super Bowl Sunday, TV viewers in the U.S. state of Michigan were subjected to a racist campaign ad sponsored by former Representative and now-Senatorial candidate Pete Hoekstra. The ad, which suggests that his opponent, U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow, spends too much government money, shows an Asian woman riding a bicycle in a landscape of rice paddies. "Your economy get very weak. Ours get very good. We take your jobs," says the native Californian actress in a mock Chinese accent while addressing "Debbie Spend-It-Now." Hoekstra also appears, saying at the end, "I approve this message."

Hopefully one day, Americans of

OPTIONS:
- Asian descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.
- Asian American descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.
- CNN descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.
- Californian descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.
- China descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.
- Chinese descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.
- Debbie Spend-It-Now descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.
- Debbie Stabenow descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.
- Hoekstra descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.
- Jeremy Lin descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.
- Liu descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.
- Michigan descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.
- NBA descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.
- Pete Hoekstra descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.
- Senatorial descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.
- Super Bowl Sunday descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.
- Taiwanese descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.
- U.S. descent will no longer be seen as foreigners, economic competition or anything less than equal Americans.


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The grandmother to the young Australian boy who was infamously pictured holding a severed head in Syria, says it was an act his terrorist father Khaled Sharrouf would have encouraged the then nine-year-old to undertake. Karen Nettleton told The Australian of her fears about the psychological effects the incident may have had on her grandson Abdullah as he is known to be a 'clean freak' who was fond of clean clothes. The chilling photo was posted online by Sharrouf in August last year with the caption 'that's my boy'. It showed his son using both hands to hoist a decapitated head up  in the northern Syrian city of Raqqa.

With the deaths of Mohamed Elomar and likely

OPTIONS:
- Abdullah, my daughter and grandchildren more than ever need the love and care of their family to help them recover from the trauma, abuse and terrors of war they have experienced.
- Australian, my daughter and grandchildren more than ever need the love and care of their family to help them recover from the trauma, abuse and terrors of war they have experienced.
- Karen Nettleton, my daughter and grandchildren more than ever need the love and care of their family to help them recover from the trauma, abuse and terrors of war they have experienced.
- Khaled Sharrouf, my daughter and grandchildren more than ever need the love and care of their family to help them recover from the trauma, abuse and terrors of war they have experienced.
- Raqqa, my daughter and grandchildren more than ever need the love and care of their family to help them recover from the trauma, abuse and terrors of war they have experienced.
- Sharrouf, my daughter and grandchildren more than ever need the love and care of their family to help them recover from the trauma, abuse and terrors of war they have experienced.
- Syria, my daughter and grandchildren more than ever need the love and care of their family to help them recover from the trauma, abuse and terrors of war they have experienced.
- Syrian, my daughter and grandchildren more than ever need the love and care of their family to help them recover from the trauma, abuse and terrors of war they have experienced.
- The Australian, my daughter and grandchildren more than ever need the love and care of their family to help them recover from the trauma, abuse and terrors of war they have experienced.


New Zealand captain Richie McCaw surpassed Ireland's Brian O'Driscoll's record of 141 international Test caps when he led the All Blacks to a 41-13 victory over Australia in the Bledisloe Cup. The 34-year-old open side flanker, who made his debut for his country back in 2001, gave an emotional address to the home fans at Eden Park after the game and said, 'I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to put on this shirt so many times over the years. 'The first time I put on the jersey, I remember not wanting to put it down. I just wanted to add the legacy that had gone on for some hundred years before.'

Despite Saturday's achievement, however, McCaw is not letting a personal milestone detract from the hard work

OPTIONS:
- All Blacks have ahead of them at the World Cup.
- Australia have ahead of them at the World Cup.
- Bledisloe Cup have ahead of them at the World Cup.
- Brian O'Driscoll have ahead of them at the World Cup.
- Eden Park have ahead of them at the World Cup.
- Ireland have ahead of them at the World Cup.
- McCaw have ahead of them at the World Cup.
- New Zealand have ahead of them at the World Cup.
- Richie McCaw have ahead of them at the World Cup.
- Test have ahead of them at the World Cup.
- World Cup have ahead of them at the World Cup.


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Washington (CNN) The US government said Thursday that it had approved a $2 billion arms sale to the United Arab Emirates. The State Department approved the sale of 60 Patriot Advanced Capability 3 missiles and 100 Patriot Guidance Enhanced-Tactical (GEM-T) missiles to the UAE, according to a statement released by the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, which oversees America's foreign arms sales. The UAE has fielded and operated Patriot missile batteries, which are capable of shooting down enemy missiles and aircraft, since 2009 and is one of several major US allies to use the system. Congress was informed of the sale Wednesday, the announcement said, noting that the package will also include US government- and contractor-provided technical, engineering and logistics support services.

The statement added that the sale "will enhance interoperability with

OPTIONS:
- America forces and increase security" while adding that "these missiles will not alter the basic military balance in the region."
- CNN forces and increase security" while adding that "these missiles will not alter the basic military balance in the region."
- Congress forces and increase security" while adding that "these missiles will not alter the basic military balance in the region."
- Defense Security Cooperation Agency forces and increase security" while adding that "these missiles will not alter the basic military balance in the region."
- GEM forces and increase security" while adding that "these missiles will not alter the basic military balance in the region."
- Patriot forces and increase security" while adding that "these missiles will not alter the basic military balance in the region."
- Patriot Advanced Capability 3 forces and increase security" while adding that "these missiles will not alter the basic military balance in the region."
- Patriot Guidance forces and increase security" while adding that "these missiles will not alter the basic military balance in the region."
- State Department forces and increase security" while adding that "these missiles will not alter the basic military balance in the region."
- UAE forces and increase security" while adding that "these missiles will not alter the basic military balance in the region."
- US forces and increase security" while adding that "these missiles will not alter the basic military balance in the region."
- United Arab Emirates forces and increase security" while adding that "these missiles will not alter the basic military balance in the region."
- Washington forces and increase security" while adding that "these missiles will not alter the basic military balance in the region."


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(CNN) Marching by candlelight, demonstrators poured into streets across Poland to protest what some lament as the impending death of democracy in the country. Crowds gathered in locations across the country on Thursday evening, including outside the presidential palace in Warsaw, just hours after the lower house of Parliament passed a bill that would give the populist government the power to push all of the country's Supreme Court judges into retirement. Videos shared on social media captured the moment when protesters assembled in the capital sang a resounding version of the national anthem, waving Polish and European Union flags. The upper house of Parliament, controlled by the country's ruling party -- the Law and Justice party, or PiS -- continued to debate the proposal on Friday as protests grew.

In

OPTIONS:
- EU, Andrzej Tomasz Celinski was supposed to spend his Thursday evening in a hospital; his one-month old son is sick.
- European Union, Andrzej Tomasz Celinski was supposed to spend his Thursday evening in a hospital; his one-month old son is sick.
- Law and Justice, Andrzej Tomasz Celinski was supposed to spend his Thursday evening in a hospital; his one-month old son is sick.
- PiS, Andrzej Tomasz Celinski was supposed to spend his Thursday evening in a hospital; his one-month old son is sick.
- Poland, Andrzej Tomasz Celinski was supposed to spend his Thursday evening in a hospital; his one-month old son is sick.
- Polish, Andrzej Tomasz Celinski was supposed to spend his Thursday evening in a hospital; his one-month old son is sick.
- Supreme Court, Andrzej Tomasz Celinski was supposed to spend his Thursday evening in a hospital; his one-month old son is sick.
- Warsaw, Andrzej Tomasz Celinski was supposed to spend his Thursday evening in a hospital; his one-month old son is sick.


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

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

The ministry's statement said that

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- Assad fighters had attacked Syrian regime checkpoints located alongside the highway from Palmyra to Deir Ezzor and that those ISIS fighters launched their attack from the de-confliction zone surrounding At Tanf.
- At Tanf fighters had attacked Syrian regime checkpoints located alongside the highway from Palmyra to Deir Ezzor and that those ISIS fighters launched their attack from the de-confliction zone surrounding At Tanf.
- Bashar al fighters had attacked Syrian regime checkpoints located alongside the highway from Palmyra to Deir Ezzor and that those ISIS fighters launched their attack from the de-confliction zone surrounding At Tanf.
- CNN fighters had attacked Syrian regime checkpoints located alongside the highway from Palmyra to Deir Ezzor and that those ISIS fighters launched their attack from the de-confliction zone surrounding At Tanf.
- ISIS fighters had attacked Syrian regime checkpoints located alongside the highway from Palmyra to Deir Ezzor and that those ISIS fighters launched their attack from the de-confliction zone surrounding At Tanf.
- Russia fighters had attacked Syrian regime checkpoints located alongside the highway from Palmyra to Deir Ezzor and that those ISIS fighters launched their attack from the de-confliction zone surrounding At Tanf.
- Russians fighters had attacked Syrian regime checkpoints located alongside the highway from Palmyra to Deir Ezzor and that those ISIS fighters launched their attack from the de-confliction zone surrounding At Tanf.
- Ryan Dillon fighters had attacked Syrian regime checkpoints located alongside the highway from Palmyra to Deir Ezzor and that those ISIS fighters launched their attack from the de-confliction zone surrounding At Tanf.
- Syria fighters had attacked Syrian regime checkpoints located alongside the highway from Palmyra to Deir Ezzor and that those ISIS fighters launched their attack from the de-confliction zone surrounding At Tanf.
- Syrian fighters had attacked Syrian regime checkpoints located alongside the highway from Palmyra to Deir Ezzor and that those ISIS fighters launched their attack from the de-confliction zone surrounding At Tanf.
- US fighters had attacked Syrian regime checkpoints located alongside the highway from Palmyra to Deir Ezzor and that those ISIS fighters launched their attack from the de-confliction zone surrounding At Tanf.


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(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.

The first time, on January 6, occurred when Comey went to

OPTIONS:
- Bureau to brief the President-elect along with intelligence leaders.
- CNN to brief the President-elect along with intelligence leaders.
- Comey to brief the President-elect along with intelligence leaders.
- Department of Justice to brief the President-elect along with intelligence leaders.
- Donald Trump to brief the President-elect along with intelligence leaders.
- FBI to brief the President-elect along with intelligence leaders.
- James Comey to brief the President-elect along with intelligence leaders.
- Justice Department to brief the President-elect along with intelligence leaders.
- Russia to brief the President-elect along with intelligence leaders.
- Senate to brief the President-elect along with intelligence leaders.
- Trump to brief the President-elect along with intelligence leaders.


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(CNN) It's the killer that, by some measures, takes more young lives each year than conflict or some forms of cancer. Every 30 seconds a person is killed in a road crash, according to figures from the Global Road Safety Partnership. That's more than 3,400 people per day and 1.25 million people per year. Perhaps even more arresting is World Health Organization (WHO) analysis which says that 90% of all road based fatalities occur in low to middle income countries, despite such nations having only half of the world's vehicles. It's a tragedy that even takes a toll on development costing some nations up to 5% of GDP, according to the International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP).

If he can achieve that,

OPTIONS:
- CrashDetech could be on its way to saving thousands of lives.
- Global Road Safety Partnership could be on its way to saving thousands of lives.
- International Road Assessment Programme could be on its way to saving thousands of lives.
- WHO could be on its way to saving thousands of lives.
- World Health Organization could be on its way to saving thousands of lives.


This gives a new meaning to penny-pinching. A 73-year-old Louisiana man reportedly deposited over $5,000 in pennies he'd saved for 45 years so he could pay a dental bill. Otha Anders, of Ruston, made the $5,136.14 deposit at Ruston Origin Bank, The News-Star reported. According to the newspaper, Anders' deposit came in the form of 15 5-gallon water jugs. There were 513,614 pennies total, Myarklamiss.com reported. The pennies were brought in off a truck by Anders, bank workers, and  Anders' loved ones, the News-Star reported. Jennie Cole, the bank's vice president, told The News-Star that a machine was used to tally up the pennies.

The News-

OPTIONS:
- Anders reported Anders deposited his pennies, because they're not covered by his homeowner's insurance.
- Jennie Cole reported Anders deposited his pennies, because they're not covered by his homeowner's insurance.
- Louisiana reported Anders deposited his pennies, because they're not covered by his homeowner's insurance.
- Myarklamiss.com reported Anders deposited his pennies, because they're not covered by his homeowner's insurance.
- News reported Anders deposited his pennies, because they're not covered by his homeowner's insurance.
- Otha Anders reported Anders deposited his pennies, because they're not covered by his homeowner's insurance.
- Ruston reported Anders deposited his pennies, because they're not covered by his homeowner's insurance.
- Ruston Origin Bank reported Anders deposited his pennies, because they're not covered by his homeowner's insurance.
- Star reported Anders deposited his pennies, because they're not covered by his homeowner's insurance.
- The News reported Anders deposited his pennies, because they're not covered by his homeowner's insurance.


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She was the David Bailey of her day. Julia Margaret Cameron, celebrity photographer of Victorian times and famous Isle of Wight resident, would have felt at home with the hubbub earlier this year over the wedding of Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch to Sophie Hunter on the island, and their plea for privacy. Cameron, a great-aunt of Virginia Woolf, lived at Freshwater Bay, the bohemian retreat of poets, writers and artists, and she often helped her neighbour Alfred, Lord Tennyson avoid his adoring public. Cameron lived here because of Tennyson. After meeting the poet in 1860, she became a frequent guest at his home, Farringford, until he pointed out bluntly there were two cottages nearby for sale

For details on Dimbola Lodge, go to dimbola.co.uk and for

OPTIONS:
- Alfred go to shanklinchine.co.uk.
- Benedict Cumberbatch go to shanklinchine.co.uk.
- Cameron go to shanklinchine.co.uk.
- David Bailey go to shanklinchine.co.uk.
- Farringford go to shanklinchine.co.uk.
- Freshwater Bay go to shanklinchine.co.uk.
- Isle of Wight go to shanklinchine.co.uk.
- Julia Margaret Cameron go to shanklinchine.co.uk.
- Lord Tennyson go to shanklinchine.co.uk.
- Shanklin Chinstill go to shanklinchine.co.uk.
- Sherlock go to shanklinchine.co.uk.
- Sophie Hunter go to shanklinchine.co.uk.
- Tennyson go to shanklinchine.co.uk.
- Victorian go to shanklinchine.co.uk.
- Virginia Woolf go to shanklinchine.co.uk.


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

New Delhi (CNN) Outgoing US Defense Secretary Ash Carter touched down in India Wednesday, in a last bid to boost relations with an ally that could prove crucial as China asserts itself. Carter has devoted more personal attention to his Indian counterpart than any other, and that groundwork could prove crucial as the Obama administration prepares to hand over the reins with questions looming about President-elect Donald Trump's commitment to its pivot to Asia and how confrontational he will be with Beijing. The US-India relationship has been ascendant for many years and intensified under President Barack Obama as his Asian strategy sought to balance the rise of China, but the state of the alliance remains mixed at best. The US only recently made small inroads into the Indian defense markets and historical skepticism within India at the prospect of more robust relations with America persists.

"They have a very strong personal relationship," a senior defense official told CNN, crediting

OPTIONS:
- America with being the leading force behind Obama's effort to bolster US-India ties.
- Ash Carter with being the leading force behind Obama's effort to bolster US-India ties.
- Asia with being the leading force behind Obama's effort to bolster US-India ties.
- Asian with being the leading force behind Obama's effort to bolster US-India ties.
- Barack Obama with being the leading force behind Obama's effort to bolster US-India ties.
- Beijing with being the leading force behind Obama's effort to bolster US-India ties.
- CNN with being the leading force behind Obama's effort to bolster US-India ties.
- Carter with being the leading force behind Obama's effort to bolster US-India ties.
- China with being the leading force behind Obama's effort to bolster US-India ties.
- Donald Trump with being the leading force behind Obama's effort to bolster US-India ties.
- India with being the leading force behind Obama's effort to bolster US-India ties.
- Indian with being the leading force behind Obama's effort to bolster US-India ties.
- New Delhi with being the leading force behind Obama's effort to bolster US-India ties.
- Obama with being the leading force behind Obama's effort to bolster US-India ties.
- Trump with being the leading force behind Obama's effort to bolster US-India ties.
- US with being the leading force behind Obama's effort to bolster US-India ties.


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

David Cameron has a 'secret plan' to cut taxes for millionaires after the General Election, Ed Balls claimed today as Labour ramped up its attack on the eighth day of campaigning. The Labour shadow chancellor unveiled a poster claiming voters had lost £1,100 each due to tax and benefit changes under the coalition with 'millions paying more while millionaires pay less'. But the Prime Minister hailed today as 'money-back Monday' - with a raft of tax changes coming into force putting more cash in voters' wallets. Scroll down for video Ed Balls, speaking in Leeds this morning, ramped up his attack on the Tories today - claiming that David Cameron was planning a VAT increase and cuts to the top rate of tax

'How can this be fair when we need to get the deficit down and the

OPTIONS:
- Cameron are now planning deeper cuts in the next three years than the last five?'
- David Cameron are now planning deeper cuts in the next three years than the last five?'
- Ed Balls are now planning deeper cuts in the next three years than the last five?'
- Labour are now planning deeper cuts in the next three years than the last five?'
- Leeds are now planning deeper cuts in the next three years than the last five?'
- Tories are now planning deeper cuts in the next three years than the last five?'


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) Barack Obama used his departing words as President Wednesday to offer an assured -- if not entirely optimistic -- outlook for a country governed by Donald Trump. "At my core I think we're going to be OK," Obama said as he concluded his final news conference at the White House. "We just have to fight for it, work for it, and not take it for granted." "I know that you will help us do that," he told reporters assembled in the White House briefing room. If the message was still hopeful, it was a sharp downgrade from the grand visions of progressive change that propelled Obama to the presidency eight years ago.

He said once

OPTIONS:
- Americans gets into office and is hit with the intricate details of governing, his thinking might shift on issues such as Obamacare and jobs.
- Barack Obama gets into office and is hit with the intricate details of governing, his thinking might shift on issues such as Obamacare and jobs.
- CNN gets into office and is hit with the intricate details of governing, his thinking might shift on issues such as Obamacare and jobs.
- CNN/ORC gets into office and is hit with the intricate details of governing, his thinking might shift on issues such as Obamacare and jobs.
- Donald Trump gets into office and is hit with the intricate details of governing, his thinking might shift on issues such as Obamacare and jobs.
- George W. Bush gets into office and is hit with the intricate details of governing, his thinking might shift on issues such as Obamacare and jobs.
- Obama gets into office and is hit with the intricate details of governing, his thinking might shift on issues such as Obamacare and jobs.
- Washington gets into office and is hit with the intricate details of governing, his thinking might shift on issues such as Obamacare and jobs.
- White House gets into office and is hit with the intricate details of governing, his thinking might shift on issues such as Obamacare and jobs.


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He is the self-help guru to the stars who built a reported £65million fortune by teaching others how to conquer their demons and demonstrating the power of the mind. But celebrity hypnotist Paul McKenna now finds himself accused of having addictions of his own that have left him at ‘breaking point’ – in a bombshell lawsuit filed by the woman who was both his fiancee and business manager. The claim, which also refers to the star’s ‘erratic behaviour’ and ‘increasing difficulty in keeping business commitments’, has been filed by Clare Staples, who says her personal and professional relationship with McKenna lasted nearly 25 years.

‘

OPTIONS:
- Clare Staples’s allegations are absurd and there is no evidential support for them.
- Ex’s allegations are absurd and there is no evidential support for them.
- McKenna’s allegations are absurd and there is no evidential support for them.
- Paul McKenna’s allegations are absurd and there is no evidential support for them.
- UK’s allegations are absurd and there is no evidential support for them.