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(CNN) When Liha Okunniwa and Abi Oyepitan met at university in 1998, they bonded over swapping beauty tips for "natural hair" and African skin. Back then, bloggers such as Black Girl Long Hair and Afrobella, encouraging women with Afro-textured hair to boycott chemical or heat straightening products, or YouTube videos dedicated to African beauty, didn't exist. And so Oyepitan -- a future Olympic sprint runner for England -- and Okunniwa began creating their own moisturizers from Shea butter, and making African black soap, using plantain, cocoa pods and palm tree leaves. Finally, in 2014, Liha -- their own beauty line -- was born.

To make a natural moisturizer, for example, Okunniwa would whip Shea -- that involves mashing up solid

OPTIONS:
- Abi Oyepitan nut -- and add oil, mixing until she has a smooth lotion.
- African nut -- and add oil, mixing until she has a smooth lotion.
- Afro nut -- and add oil, mixing until she has a smooth lotion.
- Afrobella nut -- and add oil, mixing until she has a smooth lotion.
- Black Girl Long Hair nut -- and add oil, mixing until she has a smooth lotion.
- England nut -- and add oil, mixing until she has a smooth lotion.
- Liha nut -- and add oil, mixing until she has a smooth lotion.
- Liha Okunniwa nut -- and add oil, mixing until she has a smooth lotion.
- Okunniwa nut -- and add oil, mixing until she has a smooth lotion.
- Olympic nut -- and add oil, mixing until she has a smooth lotion.
- Oyepitan nut -- and add oil, mixing until she has a smooth lotion.
- Shea nut -- and add oil, mixing until she has a smooth lotion.
- YouTube nut -- and add oil, mixing until she has a smooth lotion.


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A Barcelona director had sensationally claimed that Manchester United midfielder Angel di Maria was sold by Real Madrid last summer because he is 'too ugly'. Di Maria, who has been struggling for form in recent United games, left the Bernabeu for £59.7m having guided Carlo Ancelotti’s side to the Champions League last season. Carles Rexach says Di Maria was only allowed to leave as his image doesn’t fit the Galacticos brand that current club president Florentino Perez is trying to assemble at the La Liga giants. Former Real Madrid midfielder Angel di Maria is on a poor run of form for Manchester United

‘Florentino Perez looks at the world market and wants a team of

OPTIONS:
- Angel di Maria for everyone to admire.
- Barcelona for everyone to admire.
- Bernabeu for everyone to admire.
- Carles Rexach for everyone to admire.
- Carlo Ancelotti for everyone to admire.
- Champions League for everyone to admire.
- Di Maria for everyone to admire.
- Florentino Perez for everyone to admire.
- Galacticos for everyone to admire.
- La Liga for everyone to admire.
- Louis van Gaal for everyone to admire.
- Man Utd for everyone to admire.
- Manchester United for everyone to admire.
- Real Madrid for everyone to admire.
- Sunderland for everyone to admire.
- United for everyone to admire.
- Wayne Rooney for everyone to admire.
- di Maria for everyone to admire.


With Spectre set to take the world by storm, the role of an MI6 agent is revealed once again to the masses - in grand style. From battling baddies, experimenting with gadgets and cosying up to beautiful women, James Bond leads a life many of us dream of experiencing. Here Travelmail reporter John Hutchinson reveals that this dream can almost come true if you know where to look. His mission was to experience some thrills and spills in the nation's capital... and live like Bond for a day. A loud hum of an engine in my driveway told me my car for the day had arrived. It was Bond's favourite motor - an Aston Martin.

You could drive an

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- Aston Martin yourself with one of lastminute.com's driving days here from £59.
- Bond yourself with one of lastminute.com's driving days here from £59.
- Daniel Craig yourself with one of lastminute.com's driving days here from £59.
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Amanda Holden has revealed she's still a good girl at heart - despite that affair with Neil Morrissey during her seven-year marriage to Les Dennis. The Britain's Got Talent judge has spoken out about the affair that destroyed her marriage to the Family Fortunes host and launched her career. The 44-year-old is now happily married to record producer Chris Hughes and says he wears the trousers in their relationship in an interview with the Notebook. Amanda said: 'I've never been naughty...Well, apart from when I had the affair with Neil [Morrissey]. 'Apart from that, I was, and still am, a very good girl.'

Cowell rang

OPTIONS:
- Amanda live on radio and told her she was being replaced by Cheryl - because at 32 she's 12 years younger.
- Amanda Holden live on radio and told her she was being replaced by Cheryl - because at 32 she's 12 years younger.
- BGT live on radio and told her she was being replaced by Cheryl - because at 32 she's 12 years younger.
- Britain live on radio and told her she was being replaced by Cheryl - because at 32 she's 12 years younger.
- Chris Hughes live on radio and told her she was being replaced by Cheryl - because at 32 she's 12 years younger.
- Family Fortunes live on radio and told her she was being replaced by Cheryl - because at 32 she's 12 years younger.
- Got Talent live on radio and told her she was being replaced by Cheryl - because at 32 she's 12 years younger.
- Les Dennis live on radio and told her she was being replaced by Cheryl - because at 32 she's 12 years younger.
- Neil Morrissey live on radio and told her she was being replaced by Cheryl - because at 32 she's 12 years younger.
- Neil [Morrissey live on radio and told her she was being replaced by Cheryl - because at 32 she's 12 years younger.
- Notebook live on radio and told her she was being replaced by Cheryl - because at 32 she's 12 years younger.
- Simon Cowell live on radio and told her she was being replaced by Cheryl - because at 32 she's 12 years younger.
- This Morning live on radio and told her she was being replaced by Cheryl - because at 32 she's 12 years younger.


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(CNN) Hepatitis C-related deaths reached an all-time high in 2014, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Wednesday, surpassing total combined deaths from 60 other infectious diseases including HIV, pneumococcal disease and tuberculosis. The increase occurred despite recent advances in medications that can cure most infections within three months. "Not everyone is getting tested and diagnosed, people don't get referred to care as fully as they should, and then they are not being placed on treatment," said Dr. John Ward, director of CDC's division of viral hepatitis. At the same time, surveillance data analyzed by the CDC shows an alarming uptick in new cases of hepatitis C, mainly among those with a history of using injectable drugs. From 2010 to 2014, new cases of hepatitis C infection more than doubled. Because hepatitis C has few noticeable symptoms, said Ward, the 2,194 cases reported in 2014 are likely only the tip of the iceberg.

OPTIONS:
- C is a viral disease that causes liver inflammation.
- CDC is a viral disease that causes liver inflammation.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is a viral disease that causes liver inflammation.
- HIV is a viral disease that causes liver inflammation.
- Hepatitis C is a viral disease that causes liver inflammation.
- John Ward is a viral disease that causes liver inflammation.
- Ward is a viral disease that causes liver inflammation.
- hepatitis C is a viral disease that causes liver inflammation.


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An adorably informal happy family portrait, it is the perfect choice to adorn the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s Christmas card. And it is sure to delight all those lucky enough to receive one. But for many older relatives it will also be a trip down memory lane. For while two-and-a-half-year-old George looks just like his father at that age, Charlotte is the spitting image of her mother as a baby. The informal family portrait was taken by photographer Chris Jelf – described as a ‘friend of a friend’ – in the couple’s private garden at Kensington Palace in October.

It can be seen on the grass next to another sign that the children needed a little persuasion to keep them happy and still –

OPTIONS:
- Charlotte’s red toy train.
- Chris Jelf’s red toy train.
- Duchess of Cambridge’s red toy train.
- Duke’s red toy train.
- George’s red toy train.
- Kate’s red toy train.
- Kensington Palace’s red toy train.
- Wills’s red toy train.


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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Members of the Senate Finance Committee met Tuesday with treasury secretary nominee Tim Geithner over concerns involving his personal taxes and the immigration status of a former housekeeper, transition officials said. Timothy Geithner has been nominated for the post of treasury secretary in the Obama administration. The Geithners employed a housekeeper whose employment authorization document expired about three months before she stopped working for them in October 2005, according to a written statement from the Senate Finance Committee. Later, the housekeeper, who is married to a U.S. citizen, was granted a green card, transition officials said. The second concern involves Geithner's taxes while he worked for the International Monetary Fund (IMF). According to a statement released by the committee, Geithner failed to pay self-employment taxes while the IMF paid him from 2001 to 2004.

The presidential transition team told

OPTIONS:
- CNN staff about Geithner's taxes early last month, the committee said.
- Geithner staff about Geithner's taxes early last month, the committee said.
- Geithners staff about Geithner's taxes early last month, the committee said.
- Housekeeper staff about Geithner's taxes early last month, the committee said.
- IMF staff about Geithner's taxes early last month, the committee said.
- International Monetary Fund staff about Geithner's taxes early last month, the committee said.
- Obama staff about Geithner's taxes early last month, the committee said.
- Senate Finance Committee staff about Geithner's taxes early last month, the committee said.
- Tim Geithner staff about Geithner's taxes early last month, the committee said.
- Timothy Geithner staff about Geithner's taxes early last month, the committee said.
- U.S. staff about Geithner's taxes early last month, the committee said.
- WASHINGTON staff about Geithner's taxes early last month, the committee said.
- White House staff about Geithner's taxes early last month, the committee said.


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Angry fans are calling for Take That to re-issue their newly released 2015 concert DVD after finding a glitch that makes it skip and miss 10 seconds of the first song. Many have complained on the boy band's social media pages after finding the fault with the Take That Live 2015 DVD, which was released on Friday last week. Fans across the world who have bought the DVD from numerous different outlets have all found the DVD freezes for 10 seconds during the opening track 'I Like It'. It comes after fans waited five months to re-live the sold-out stadium concerts performed by the trio, who last time sold more than a million copies of their tour DVD.

Fans have also been giving the DVD just one star on

OPTIONS:
- Amazon because of the glitch.
- DVD because of the glitch.
- Facebook because of the glitch.
- I Like It because of the glitch.
- Take That because of the glitch.
- Take That Live because of the glitch.
- Twitter because of the glitch.


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(CNN) It was a difficult season of loss for Sean Owens' family. Shortly after his father died of kidney cancer in 2010, his mother's beloved black Labrador retriever mix -- Mary Margaret, or Maggie -- was diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma, a rapidly growing tumor of the blood vessels. Maggie had a history of health problems, and Owens' mother was distraught. "That's not an uncommon scenario in veterinary medicine," said Owens, veterinarian and professor of clinical pathology in the School of Veterinary Medicine at the University of California, Davis. "If you ask most veterinarians the hardest thing they do, it's telling the senior man or woman that comes in, having just lost a significant other or spouse or partner, that now their animal, their dog or cat or whatever their loved one is, now has a terrible disease as well," he said. "Those conversations ... they just tear the heart out of you."

In the months leading up to his father's death and

OPTIONS:
- Davis's diagnosis, Owens said, his mother was the primary caregiver for both her husband and her dog.
- Labrador's diagnosis, Owens said, his mother was the primary caregiver for both her husband and her dog.
- Maggie's diagnosis, Owens said, his mother was the primary caregiver for both her husband and her dog.
- Mary Margaret's diagnosis, Owens said, his mother was the primary caregiver for both her husband and her dog.
- Owens's diagnosis, Owens said, his mother was the primary caregiver for both her husband and her dog.
- School of Veterinary Medicine's diagnosis, Owens said, his mother was the primary caregiver for both her husband and her dog.
- Sean Owens's diagnosis, Owens said, his mother was the primary caregiver for both her husband and her dog.
- University of California's diagnosis, Owens said, his mother was the primary caregiver for both her husband and her dog.


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When his friend and long-term BBC colleague was unveiled as his Top Gear replacement, it seemed Jeremy Clarkson had finally given up the show's reins in a rare display of grace. 'He texted me straight away to say "Best of luck - I knew they would offer it to you,"' gushed Chris Evans, his successor, as he announced his role earlier this week. The amicable changeover seemed even more-so when the pair appeared on TFI Friday together for a segment for its comeback special. But just two days after it was revealed that Evans would take over from Clarkson following his sacking, relations between the two car enthusiasts have turned sour.

After revealing his side of the story this morning,

OPTIONS:
- BBC hinted at plans for his new motoring programme.
- Chris Evans hinted at plans for his new motoring programme.
- Clarkson hinted at plans for his new motoring programme.
- Corporation hinted at plans for his new motoring programme.
- Evans hinted at plans for his new motoring programme.
- Jeremy Clarkson hinted at plans for his new motoring programme.
- TFI hinted at plans for his new motoring programme.
- The One Show hinted at plans for his new motoring programme.
- Top Gear hinted at plans for his new motoring programme.


(CNN) Marilou Danley said that she was worried her boyfriend, Stephen Paddock, was trying to break up with her when he bought her a cheap ticket to the Philippines about two weeks ago, then wired her money so she could buy her and her family a house there. But Danley, in a statement read by her attorney, said she didn't know Paddock had planned to carry out a mass shooting. In her first public remarks since Paddock killed 58 people and wounded close to 500 others in Las Vegas on Sunday night, Danley said Paddock -- a man she described as "kind" --  never gave her any clues or any warning "that something horrible like this was going to happen."

Danley's statement sheds little light on what led the 64-year-old retired accountant to fire from his 32nd-floor hotel room window into a crowd of 22,000 concertgoers in the heart of

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Danley.
- Las Vegas.
- Marilou Danley.
- Paddock.
- Philippines.
- Stephen Paddock.
- US.


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Washington (CNN) Blackwater founder Erik Prince testified to House lawmakers that he met the head of a Russian investment fund earlier this year -- but he insisted it was not part of an effort to set up a Russian backchannel with the Trump administration, multiple sources told CNN. In private testimony Thursday, Prince informed the House Intelligence Committee that he met in the Seychelles with Kirill Dmitriev, who is the chief executive of the state-run Russian Direct Investment Fund, at the request of the United Arab Emirates to discuss business opportunities. The meeting on the island in the Indian Ocean, he said, lasted roughly 20 minutes after dinner over a beer.

He denied any wrongdoing and anyone on

OPTIONS:
- Blackwater's team asked him to take the meeting.
- CNN's team asked him to take the meeting.
- Dmitriev's team asked him to take the meeting.
- Erik Prince's team asked him to take the meeting.
- House's team asked him to take the meeting.
- House Intelligence Committee's team asked him to take the meeting.
- Indian Ocean's team asked him to take the meeting.
- Kirill Dmitriev's team asked him to take the meeting.
- Prince's team asked him to take the meeting.
- Russian's team asked him to take the meeting.
- Russian Direct Investment Fund's team asked him to take the meeting.
- Seychelles's team asked him to take the meeting.
- Trump's team asked him to take the meeting.
- United Arab Emirates's team asked him to take the meeting.
- Washington's team asked him to take the meeting.


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(CNN) Americans have grown increasingly concerned that North Korea poses a very serious threat to the United States, according to a new CNN Poll conducted by SSRS. Almost two-thirds of those polled, 62%, say Kim Jong Un's isolated dictatorship poses a deep threat to the US, up from 48% who said the same in March and the highest that figure has been in polling dating back to 2000. That shift comes as 77% say they think North Korea is capable of launching a missile that would be able to hit the US. The poll was completed after news reports of North Korean missile tests involving intercontinental ballistic missiles which have the potential to reach the US under the right conditions. Interviewing for the poll wrapped up on Monday, before an eventful Tuesday when news emerged that US intelligence believes North Korea has miniaturized a nuclear warhead and President Donald Trump threatened to respond to Pyongyang with "fire and fury" should they threaten the US.

Overall, 50% say they favor taking military action in response to testing of weapons that could reach the

OPTIONS:
- Americans, 43% oppose it.
- CNN, 43% oppose it.
- CNN Poll, 43% oppose it.
- Donald Trump, 43% oppose it.
- Kim Jong Un, 43% oppose it.
- North Korea, 43% oppose it.
- North Korean, 43% oppose it.
- Pyongyang, 43% oppose it.
- SSRS, 43% oppose it.
- Trump, 43% oppose it.
- US, 43% oppose it.
- United States, 43% oppose it.


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Corning, California (CNN) Seven-year-old Gage did what the teachers said. He knew the drill. A whistle blows. You go into lockdown. Go inside. Get real quiet. Hide under the desk. A gunman had emerged outside Rancho Tehama Elementary School in Northern California. He fired at the building. He got closer, and fired some more. Gage said he heard his class door being jostled. It was the bad man outside. He was trying to get in. The locked door kept the gunman out Tuesday morning, and Gage survived along with his classmates and teachers. The gunman was a man Gage knew and feared: his neighbor Kevin Jason Neal.

OPTIONS:
- Boy soon found out the gunman who had just caused pain and havoc at his school had also destroyed his home life.
- CNN soon found out the gunman who had just caused pain and havoc at his school had also destroyed his home life.
- California soon found out the gunman who had just caused pain and havoc at his school had also destroyed his home life.
- Corning soon found out the gunman who had just caused pain and havoc at his school had also destroyed his home life.
- Gage soon found out the gunman who had just caused pain and havoc at his school had also destroyed his home life.
- Kevin Jason Neal soon found out the gunman who had just caused pain and havoc at his school had also destroyed his home life.
- Northern California soon found out the gunman who had just caused pain and havoc at his school had also destroyed his home life.
- Rancho Tehama Elementary School soon found out the gunman who had just caused pain and havoc at his school had also destroyed his home life.


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(CNN) -- As Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama battle over who has the best approach to national security, a new CNN poll finds Americans' concerns about terrorism have hit an all-time low for the post-September 11 era. A poll finds fewer Americans fear an imminent terror attack than at any time since September 11, 2001. According to a CNN/Opinion Research Corp. survey released Wednesday, 35 percent of Americans believe a terrorist attack somewhere in the United States is likely over the next several weeks. The figure is the lowest in a CNN poll since the September 11, 2001, al Qaeda attacks, which killed nearly 3,000 people.

For

OPTIONS:
- Americans, who is seeking to highlight his national security credentials and has staunchly defended the U.S. presence in Iraq, the latest poll results may not be viewed in a positive light.
- Barack Obama, who is seeking to highlight his national security credentials and has staunchly defended the U.S. presence in Iraq, the latest poll results may not be viewed in a positive light.
- CNN, who is seeking to highlight his national security credentials and has staunchly defended the U.S. presence in Iraq, the latest poll results may not be viewed in a positive light.
- CNN/Opinion Research Corp., who is seeking to highlight his national security credentials and has staunchly defended the U.S. presence in Iraq, the latest poll results may not be viewed in a positive light.
- Iraq, who is seeking to highlight his national security credentials and has staunchly defended the U.S. presence in Iraq, the latest poll results may not be viewed in a positive light.
- Iraq war, who is seeking to highlight his national security credentials and has staunchly defended the U.S. presence in Iraq, the latest poll results may not be viewed in a positive light.
- John McCain, who is seeking to highlight his national security credentials and has staunchly defended the U.S. presence in Iraq, the latest poll results may not be viewed in a positive light.
- Opinion Research Corp., who is seeking to highlight his national security credentials and has staunchly defended the U.S. presence in Iraq, the latest poll results may not be viewed in a positive light.
- United States, who is seeking to highlight his national security credentials and has staunchly defended the U.S. presence in Iraq, the latest poll results may not be viewed in a positive light.
- al Qaeda, who is seeking to highlight his national security credentials and has staunchly defended the U.S. presence in Iraq, the latest poll results may not be viewed in a positive light.


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(CNN) Another former Secretary of State -- Condoleezza Rice -- has been drawn into the fray over who advised Hillary Clinton to use a private email server while she was America's top diplomat. An aide to Rice told CNN that Rice has "no recollection" of a conversation between Hillary Clinton and Colin Powell that reportedly took place at a 2009 dinner party of former Secretaries of State, during which Powell allegedly recommended that Clinton use a private email account. The Daily Caller was first to report that Rice had commented on the issue. Georgia Godfrey, Rice's chief of Staff at Stanford University where she teaches, also told the conservative news outlet that "Dr. Rice isn't doing any media right now. I can tell you, though, that she has no recollection of that conversation either."

It's unclear whether Rice was present specifically when

OPTIONS:
- America reportedly offered his advice,  although it was reported she attended the dinner party.
- CNN reportedly offered his advice,  although it was reported she attended the dinner party.
- Clinton reportedly offered his advice,  although it was reported she attended the dinner party.
- Colin Powell reportedly offered his advice,  although it was reported she attended the dinner party.
- Condoleezza Rice reportedly offered his advice,  although it was reported she attended the dinner party.
- Daily Caller reportedly offered his advice,  although it was reported she attended the dinner party.
- Georgia Godfrey reportedly offered his advice,  although it was reported she attended the dinner party.
- Hillary Clinton reportedly offered his advice,  although it was reported she attended the dinner party.
- Powell reportedly offered his advice,  although it was reported she attended the dinner party.
- Rice reportedly offered his advice,  although it was reported she attended the dinner party.
- Staff reportedly offered his advice,  although it was reported she attended the dinner party.
- Stanford University reportedly offered his advice,  although it was reported she attended the dinner party.


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Lac-Megantic, Quebec (CNN) -- Edward Burkhardt said he tried to get the people of Lac-Megantic, Quebec, to hear him, to try to understand that he had traveled to their town because he genuinely cared, he told CNN in an exclusive interview Thursday. The 74-year-old chairman of Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway wanted to answer any questions from officials and hear people out about the anguish they feel after a driverless train carrying tank cars oil rolled out of control, exploding in an inferno. As of Friday night, 28 people were confirmed dead -- up from 24 earlier in the day -- Quebec coroner's office spokeswoman Genevieve Guilbault said.

"Our general feeling is now that is not true," Burkhardt said Wednesday, adding that the engineer had worked for the

OPTIONS:
- CNN for "many years" and "had a completely clear safety record up until Saturday."
- Edward Burkhardt for "many years" and "had a completely clear safety record up until Saturday."
- Genevieve Guilbault for "many years" and "had a completely clear safety record up until Saturday."
- Lac-Megantic for "many years" and "had a completely clear safety record up until Saturday."
- Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway for "many years" and "had a completely clear safety record up until Saturday."
- Quebec for "many years" and "had a completely clear safety record up until Saturday."
- Railway for "many years" and "had a completely clear safety record up until Saturday."


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This is the  blonde assistant who snared a $127,500 payout from lion-killing dentist Walter Palmer for alleged sexual harassment, Daily Mail Online can reveal. Tammy Brevik, 43, accused the married clinician of subjecting her to unwanted 'verbal comments and physical conduct' involving her 'breasts, buttocks, and genitalia' in a 2005 complaint. And a decade later she has little sympathy for her now globally-reviled former boss - exclusively telling Daily Mail Online: 'It's amazing how big this has become - karma is a bitch!' Dr Palmer, a father-of-two from Eden Prairie, Minnesota, achieved worldwide notoriety after slaying, skinning and beheading Africa's most beloved lion, Cecil.

'We arrested two people and now we are looking for

OPTIONS:
- Africa in connection with the same case,' said Ms Charamba.
- Bloomington in connection with the same case,' said Ms Charamba.
- Cecil in connection with the same case,' said Ms Charamba.
- Daily Mail Online in connection with the same case,' said Ms Charamba.
- Eden Prairie in connection with the same case,' said Ms Charamba.
- Minneapolis in connection with the same case,' said Ms Charamba.
- Minnesota in connection with the same case,' said Ms Charamba.
- Palmer in connection with the same case,' said Ms Charamba.
- Tammy Brevik in connection with the same case,' said Ms Charamba.
- Walter Palmer in connection with the same case,' said Ms Charamba.


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Floyd Mayweather has a pop-up shop where he is selling T-shirts with a Philippines flag in the background. ‘I like that,’ says Pacquiao with chuckle and then tells the leader of the Money Team: ‘Welcome to the Manny team.’ We are accustomed to seeing boxers with grim expressions and gruff reactions - wearing what they call their fight face - in the last days before going into unarmed combat. Manny Pacquiao salutes the crowd as he makes his official arrival at the Mandalay Bay hotel Pacquiao takes a selfie with his legendary trainer Freddie Roach as they greet the crowds

‘This is the right time for me to fight

OPTIONS:
- Filipino.
- Floyd Mayweather.
- Freddie Roach.
- Las Vegas.
- MGM Grand.
- Mandalay Bay.
- Manny.
- Manny Pacquiao.
- Mayweather.
- Money Team.
- Pacquiao.
- Philippines.


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Interpol has put six men linked to FIFA on its most wanted list, issuing international alerts for two former FIFA officials and four executives on charges including racketeering and corruption. The 'Red Notices' announced today were issued for former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner and former executive committee member Nicolas Leoz. Others listed were Argentinians Alejandro Burzaco and brothers Hugo and Mariano Jinkis, who together are accused of paying more than $100 million in bribes for media and commercial rights to soccer tournaments, as well as Jose Margulies, a Brazilian broadcast executive. This afternoon the FBI has announced that part of its investigation will review the process of awarding the 2018 World Cup to Russia, and the 2022 competition to Qatar.

However, at 67 years old he may not be the 'fresh face' that

OPTIONS:
- Alejandro Burzaco are hoping for.
- Argentinians are hoping for.
- Brazilian are hoping for.
- FBI are hoping for.
- FIFA are hoping for.
- Hugo are hoping for.
- Interpol are hoping for.
- Jack Warner are hoping for.
- Jose Margulies are hoping for.
- Mariano Jinkis are hoping for.
- Nicolas Leoz are hoping for.
- Qatar are hoping for.
- Qatari are hoping for.
- Red Notices are hoping for.
- Russia are hoping for.
- Sepp Blatter are hoping for.
- World Cup are hoping for.
- World Cups are hoping for.


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(CNN) Two days after losing his legs in the bombing of a Syrian village, a 10-year-old boy received a special visitor Saturday at his hospital bedside. Bana Alabed, the 7-year-old girl whose Twitter updates during last year's brutal siege of Aleppo drew global attention, tweeted a video of herself meeting Abdel Basit Al-Satouf at a hospital in Turkey and taking the boy gifts. "Yeeeeeeeeeeeees I am very happy, I'm meeting (Abdel Basit) the Syrian boy who lost both legs to bombing," she said. In the video, Bana hugs Abdel Basit as best she can, speaks to him and rubs his elbow. "My friends," she says, as she looks directly at the camera, "please help the children of Syria. We will go to school. We will go to play. The war will not stop us. We strong."

Bana has lived in

OPTIONS:
- Abdel Basit since she and her family fled the besieged eastern portion of Aleppo in December.
- Abdel Basit Al since she and her family fled the besieged eastern portion of Aleppo in December.
- Aleppo since she and her family fled the besieged eastern portion of Aleppo in December.
- Bana since she and her family fled the besieged eastern portion of Aleppo in December.
- Bana Alabed since she and her family fled the besieged eastern portion of Aleppo in December.
- Idlib since she and her family fled the besieged eastern portion of Aleppo in December.
- Satouf since she and her family fled the besieged eastern portion of Aleppo in December.
- Syria since she and her family fled the besieged eastern portion of Aleppo in December.
- Syrian since she and her family fled the besieged eastern portion of Aleppo in December.
- Turkey since she and her family fled the besieged eastern portion of Aleppo in December.
- Twitter since she and her family fled the besieged eastern portion of Aleppo in December.


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A 12-year-old sports fan from Texas - who's become a star in his own right for his National Anthem-singing skills - was surprised by one of his idols on Tuesday night. Nicholas Connors gave a rousing performance ahead of the Houston Rockets and Dallas Mavericks NBA playoffs game - with one of his favorite NFL players watching from the sidelines, Houston Texans defensive lineman J.J. Watt. When Nicholas finished, the 26-year-old player ran across the court to congratulate him. And the heartwarming moment was caught on camera. Footage - secured by a spectator and shared on Vine - shows Nicholas looking confused at first when he's caught off-guard and tapped on the shoulder.

Watt sat on the sidelines to watch the Houston Rockets-

OPTIONS:
- Dallas Mavericks playoff game.
- Houston Rockets playoff game.
- Houston Texans playoff game.
- J.J. Watt playoff game.
- NBA playoff game.
- NFL playoff game.
- Nicholas playoff game.
- Nicholas Connors playoff game.
- Texas playoff game.
- Vine playoff game.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Leigh Griffiths has expressed his disappointment that Celtic will not be facing Rangers in next season's Scottish Premiership but insists the Ibrox club can have no complaints. The Hoops' traditional rivals imploded spectacularly in their top-flight play-off against Motherwell, their 3-0 defeat at Fir Park on Sunday making it a comprehensive and embarrassing 6-1 defeat on aggregate. It was widely believed that the Govan club would come through the leagues unhindered after they re-emerged in the bottom tier of Scottish football years three years ago following their descent into administration and liquidation. However, while the Light Blues are consigned to the Scottish Championship for another season at least, Griffiths stressed that the Parkhead side will carry on regardless and look to build on four successive title wins.

'We can only beat who is in front of us, whether it was

OPTIONS:
- Celtic or Motherwell.
- Fir Park or Motherwell.
- Govan or Motherwell.
- Griffiths or Motherwell.
- Hoops or Motherwell.
- Ibrox or Motherwell.
- Leigh Griffiths or Motherwell.
- Light Blues or Motherwell.
- Motherwell or Motherwell.
- Old Firm or Motherwell.
- Parkhead or Motherwell.
- Rangers or Motherwell.
- SPL or Motherwell.
- Scottish or Motherwell.
- Scottish Championship or Motherwell.
- Scottish Premiership or Motherwell.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Manchester United have asked Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos to publicly declare he wants to leave the Bernabeu in order to force a move away, according to Spanish newspaper Marca. The 29-year-old has been heavily linked with a move to Old Trafford, with initial rumours suggesting he would form part of a deal involving United goalkeeper David de Gea. Marca report that Ramos has refused the request by United, and is awaiting a meeting with Real Madrid president Florentino Perez to decide his future ahead of the new season. It is thought that Ramos, in his meeting with Perez, will declare his intentions to leave, but that it will stay private rather than a public message from the Spain international.

Manchester City outcast Jovetic has struggled for game-time at the Etihad, and it is believed

OPTIONS:
- Bernabeu have won the race for his signature.
- Corriere dello Sport have won the race for his signature.
- Cristiano Ronaldo have won the race for his signature.
- David de Gea have won the race for his signature.
- Florentino Perez have won the race for his signature.
- Inter Milan have won the race for his signature.
- International Champions Cup have won the race for his signature.
- Madrid have won the race for his signature.
- Man City have won the race for his signature.
- Man United have won the race for his signature.
- Manchester United have won the race for his signature.
- Marca have won the race for his signature.
- Mohamed Salah have won the race for his signature.
- Old Trafford have won the race for his signature.
- Perez have won the race for his signature.
- Rafa Benitez have won the race for his signature.
- Ramos have won the race for his signature.
- Real Madrid have won the race for his signature.
- Roma have won the race for his signature.
- Sergio Ramos have won the race for his signature.
- Spain have won the race for his signature.
- Spanish have won the race for his signature.
- Stevan Jovetic have won the race for his signature.
- United have won the race for his signature.


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MSNBC has cut back its coverage of the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina to avert awkward references to outlandish claims Brian Williams made about his time in New Orleans, it is reported. Williams, 56, asserted in a 2006 interview that he had seen a 'face-down' dead body float past his hotel window in the Louisiana city's French Quarter in the aftermath of Katrina in September 2005. His claims were rubbished earlier this year by Myra DeGersdorff, manager of the Ritz-Carlton, who said the area saw only 'inches' of flooding and Williams must have 'misremembered' the incident. Now, MSNBC - which is taking on the journalist as a breaking news anchor from NBC Nightly News - has deliberately chosen to scale back its reporting on the Katrina anniversary, Page Six reports.

An insider told

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama: 'MSNBC is sensitive about Brian Williams and his reporting on Katrina.
- Brian Williams: 'MSNBC is sensitive about Brian Williams and his reporting on Katrina.
- Carlton: 'MSNBC is sensitive about Brian Williams and his reporting on Katrina.
- French Quarter: 'MSNBC is sensitive about Brian Williams and his reporting on Katrina.
- Katrina: 'MSNBC is sensitive about Brian Williams and his reporting on Katrina.
- Louisiana: 'MSNBC is sensitive about Brian Williams and his reporting on Katrina.
- MSNBC: 'MSNBC is sensitive about Brian Williams and his reporting on Katrina.
- Myra DeGersdorff: 'MSNBC is sensitive about Brian Williams and his reporting on Katrina.
- NBC Nightly News: 'MSNBC is sensitive about Brian Williams and his reporting on Katrina.
- New Orleans: 'MSNBC is sensitive about Brian Williams and his reporting on Katrina.
- Page Six: 'MSNBC is sensitive about Brian Williams and his reporting on Katrina.
- Ritz: 'MSNBC is sensitive about Brian Williams and his reporting on Katrina.
- Williams: 'MSNBC is sensitive about Brian Williams and his reporting on Katrina.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- Like Americans, Israelis begin their day by watching one of several television news shows. These highlight the pressing issues facing the country. But Israel, of course, is not just any country, but a contested and often controversial Jewish state situated in the epicenter of an overwhelmingly Muslim and constantly roiling Middle East. One would expect, then, to hear commentators on these shows discussing the latest glitch in the peace talks with the Palestinians, the recent terrorist bombing just beyond Israel's southern border with Egypt, or the revelation of more advanced rockets in the arsenal of Hezbollah in Lebanon. But the topic on Israel's leading morning show this week was none of these. The top issue, rather, was the percentage of Tel Aviv streets named for women.

A veritable firestorm is engulfing the Middle East, and Israel's

OPTIONS:
- Americans is just a short commute from its flash points.
- CNN is just a short commute from its flash points.
- Egypt is just a short commute from its flash points.
- Hezbollah is just a short commute from its flash points.
- Israel is just a short commute from its flash points.
- Israelis is just a short commute from its flash points.
- Lebanon is just a short commute from its flash points.
- Michael Oren is just a short commute from its flash points.
- Middle East is just a short commute from its flash points.
- Muslim is just a short commute from its flash points.
- Palestinians is just a short commute from its flash points.
- Tel Aviv is just a short commute from its flash points.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) Turkey has blocked access to Wikipedia over linking the nation to terror activity, the government said Saturday, according to state-run Anadolu Agency. Articles and comments on the popular online encyclopedia showed Turkey "in coordination and aligned" with terrorist groups, the Turkish Ministry of Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications said. "It has become part of an information source which is running a smear campaign against Turkey in the international arena," the ministry said. Turkey warned Wikipedia to remove such content, but the nonprofit encyclopedia refused, the government said. Once Wikipedia meets Turkey's demands, the access ban will be lifted, it said.

Wikimedia Foundation, a nonprofit organization that supports

OPTIONS:
- Anadolu Agency, said it is "actively working with outside counsel to seek judicial review of the decision affecting access to Wikipedia."
- Ankara, said it is "actively working with outside counsel to seek judicial review of the decision affecting access to Wikipedia."
- CNN, said it is "actively working with outside counsel to seek judicial review of the decision affecting access to Wikipedia."
- Maritime Affairs and Communications, said it is "actively working with outside counsel to seek judicial review of the decision affecting access to Wikipedia."
- Ministry of Transport, said it is "actively working with outside counsel to seek judicial review of the decision affecting access to Wikipedia."
- Turkey, said it is "actively working with outside counsel to seek judicial review of the decision affecting access to Wikipedia."
- Turkish, said it is "actively working with outside counsel to seek judicial review of the decision affecting access to Wikipedia."
- Wikipedia, said it is "actively working with outside counsel to seek judicial review of the decision affecting access to Wikipedia."


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Labour's leadership race sparked into life tonight after Blairite candidate Liz Kendall demanded the party cast off the 'baggage' of its past and get real over cutting the deficit and controlling immigration. Miss Kendall, speaking during a live TV debate on BBC Two tonight, said voters did not trust Labour with the economy and people's taxes and were angry about illegal migrants 'scrambling onto lorries' to get into Britain. She also vowed to give the party the chance to sack her if she was on course to lose the next election in 2020. Miss Kendall's leadership rival Andy Burnham - the early bookies favourite to succeed Ed Miliband - also pledged to make it easier to remove the Labour leader if he is elected, as the final four candidates clashed in a live hustings in Nuneaton tonight.

OPTIONS:
- Andy Burnham is supposed to be trying to elect a leader who can be a credible and winning candidate for Prime Minister in 2020.’
- BBC Two is supposed to be trying to elect a leader who can be a credible and winning candidate for Prime Minister in 2020.’
- Blairite is supposed to be trying to elect a leader who can be a credible and winning candidate for Prime Minister in 2020.’
- Britain is supposed to be trying to elect a leader who can be a credible and winning candidate for Prime Minister in 2020.’
- Ed Miliband is supposed to be trying to elect a leader who can be a credible and winning candidate for Prime Minister in 2020.’
- Jeremy Corbyn is supposed to be trying to elect a leader who can be a credible and winning candidate for Prime Minister in 2020.’
- Kendall is supposed to be trying to elect a leader who can be a credible and winning candidate for Prime Minister in 2020.’
- Labour is supposed to be trying to elect a leader who can be a credible and winning candidate for Prime Minister in 2020.’
- Liz Kendall is supposed to be trying to elect a leader who can be a credible and winning candidate for Prime Minister in 2020.’
- Miss Kendall is supposed to be trying to elect a leader who can be a credible and winning candidate for Prime Minister in 2020.’
- Nuneaton is supposed to be trying to elect a leader who can be a credible and winning candidate for Prime Minister in 2020.’
- Yvette Cooper is supposed to be trying to elect a leader who can be a credible and winning candidate for Prime Minister in 2020.’


Raheem Sterling is about to become the most expensive English player and 20-year-old in football history as he prepares the Liverpool exit he so desperately craves. The club have managed to convince Manchester City to part with £49m for his services while James Milner went the other way on a free earlier in the summer. Well done Liverpool. The Anfield club have offloaded a player who never wanted to be there and brought in a proven, experienced home-grown central midfielder who will help fill a void left by Steven Gerrard. Make no mistake, Liverpool still need to replace Sterling. Milner is in no shape of form the guy meant to do that, but the Reds can be very satisfied with their dealings with Manchester City this summer.

What

OPTIONS:
- Anfield have paid for is not a world-class player, but someone who has the potential to be a world-class player.
- City have paid for is not a world-class player, but someone who has the potential to be a world-class player.
- English have paid for is not a world-class player, but someone who has the potential to be a world-class player.
- Etihad have paid for is not a world-class player, but someone who has the potential to be a world-class player.
- James Milner have paid for is not a world-class player, but someone who has the potential to be a world-class player.
- Liverpool have paid for is not a world-class player, but someone who has the potential to be a world-class player.
- Manchester City have paid for is not a world-class player, but someone who has the potential to be a world-class player.
- Milner have paid for is not a world-class player, but someone who has the potential to be a world-class player.
- Raheem Sterling have paid for is not a world-class player, but someone who has the potential to be a world-class player.
- Reds have paid for is not a world-class player, but someone who has the potential to be a world-class player.
- Sterling have paid for is not a world-class player, but someone who has the potential to be a world-class player.
- Steven Gerrard have paid for is not a world-class player, but someone who has the potential to be a world-class player.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) -- From the political unrest in Egypt to why House Majority Leader John Boehner cries, here are some of the best sound bites from the Sunday morning talk shows: On Egypt and President Hosni Mubarak's future: "This is going to be up to the Egyptian people. But let's look at what we have. We have a calendar that already has elections for the next president scheduled, so there is an action-enforcing event that is already on the calendar." -- Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, CNN's "State of the Union" "I think it is loud and clear from everybody in Egypt that Mubarak has to leave today, and it is nonnegotiable for every Egyptian. People have been saying or demonstrating for him to leave. Today, the demonstrations say that he should be put to trial. If he wants to save his skin, if he has an iota of patriotism, I would advise him to leave today and save the country." -- Egyptian opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei, CNN's "Fareed Zakaria GPS"

And I believe that every loyal

OPTIONS:
- Boehner will continue to undertake his responsibilities and contribute towards the improvement of his homeland."
- CNN will continue to undertake his responsibilities and contribute towards the improvement of his homeland."
- Clinton will continue to undertake his responsibilities and contribute towards the improvement of his homeland."
- Daley will continue to undertake his responsibilities and contribute towards the improvement of his homeland."
- Egypt will continue to undertake his responsibilities and contribute towards the improvement of his homeland."
- Egyptian will continue to undertake his responsibilities and contribute towards the improvement of his homeland."
- ElBaradei will continue to undertake his responsibilities and contribute towards the improvement of his homeland."
- Fareed Zakaria GPS will continue to undertake his responsibilities and contribute towards the improvement of his homeland."
- Hillary Clinton will continue to undertake his responsibilities and contribute towards the improvement of his homeland."
- Hosni Mubarak will continue to undertake his responsibilities and contribute towards the improvement of his homeland."
- House will continue to undertake his responsibilities and contribute towards the improvement of his homeland."
- John Boehner will continue to undertake his responsibilities and contribute towards the improvement of his homeland."
- Mohamed ElBaradei will continue to undertake his responsibilities and contribute towards the improvement of his homeland."
- Mubarak will continue to undertake his responsibilities and contribute towards the improvement of his homeland."
- Obama will continue to undertake his responsibilities and contribute towards the improvement of his homeland."
- State of the Union will continue to undertake his responsibilities and contribute towards the improvement of his homeland."


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He says she is a neurotic mother who suffers from violent mood swings and is secretly planning to leave America with their infant son and turn the little boy against him. She says he is a drunk who cannot be trusted with a young child and threatened her so badly that she had to hire a security detail. Welcome inside the most bitter custody fight in years as the heir to the Paul Mitchell hair care fortune and the beautiful blonde model he was married to for just nine months turn on each other. Multi-millionaire Angus Mitchell and his 21-years-younger British ex-wife Sian are locked in battle over their six-month-old son, Dylan.

But

OPTIONS:
- America stressed how he enjoys his time with his baby boy and has spent thousands of dollars trying to persuade a judge to allow him to have his son overnight.
- Angus Mitchell stressed how he enjoys his time with his baby boy and has spent thousands of dollars trying to persuade a judge to allow him to have his son overnight.
- British stressed how he enjoys his time with his baby boy and has spent thousands of dollars trying to persuade a judge to allow him to have his son overnight.
- Dylan stressed how he enjoys his time with his baby boy and has spent thousands of dollars trying to persuade a judge to allow him to have his son overnight.
- Multi stressed how he enjoys his time with his baby boy and has spent thousands of dollars trying to persuade a judge to allow him to have his son overnight.
- Paul Mitchell stressed how he enjoys his time with his baby boy and has spent thousands of dollars trying to persuade a judge to allow him to have his son overnight.
- Sian stressed how he enjoys his time with his baby boy and has spent thousands of dollars trying to persuade a judge to allow him to have his son overnight.


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Cristiano Ronaldo was worth watching as always on Tuesday night at the Bernabeu but for once his post-match television appearance was also not to be missed. He rarely gives post-match interviews these days. Last season after images were made public of him dancing at his own birthday party on the night Real Madrid had lost 4-0 to Atletico Madrid, he imposed a mini media-boycott which he said he would break at the end of the season. Real Madrid won nothing, Barcelona won everything and Ronaldo never broke his silence. His lips are still sealed in Spain but he was obliged to give interviews in English after Real Madrid’s 4-0 win over Shakhtar Donetsk.

Benitez's reticence, first over saying that Ronaldo was the best in the world (a standard response for any

OPTIONS:
- Atletico Madrid coach when asked) and then his reluctance to say he was the best he had coached comes in part from the desire at Madrid to prepare for Ronaldo’s eventual exit and promote Gareth Bale as his long-term successor.
- Barcelona coach when asked) and then his reluctance to say he was the best he had coached comes in part from the desire at Madrid to prepare for Ronaldo’s eventual exit and promote Gareth Bale as his long-term successor.
- Bernabeu coach when asked) and then his reluctance to say he was the best he had coached comes in part from the desire at Madrid to prepare for Ronaldo’s eventual exit and promote Gareth Bale as his long-term successor.
- Cristiano Ronaldo coach when asked) and then his reluctance to say he was the best he had coached comes in part from the desire at Madrid to prepare for Ronaldo’s eventual exit and promote Gareth Bale as his long-term successor.
- English coach when asked) and then his reluctance to say he was the best he had coached comes in part from the desire at Madrid to prepare for Ronaldo’s eventual exit and promote Gareth Bale as his long-term successor.
- Espanyol coach when asked) and then his reluctance to say he was the best he had coached comes in part from the desire at Madrid to prepare for Ronaldo’s eventual exit and promote Gareth Bale as his long-term successor.
- La Liga coach when asked) and then his reluctance to say he was the best he had coached comes in part from the desire at Madrid to prepare for Ronaldo’s eventual exit and promote Gareth Bale as his long-term successor.
- Portugal coach when asked) and then his reluctance to say he was the best he had coached comes in part from the desire at Madrid to prepare for Ronaldo’s eventual exit and promote Gareth Bale as his long-term successor.
- Rafa Benitez coach when asked) and then his reluctance to say he was the best he had coached comes in part from the desire at Madrid to prepare for Ronaldo’s eventual exit and promote Gareth Bale as his long-term successor.
- Real coach when asked) and then his reluctance to say he was the best he had coached comes in part from the desire at Madrid to prepare for Ronaldo’s eventual exit and promote Gareth Bale as his long-term successor.
- Real Madrid coach when asked) and then his reluctance to say he was the best he had coached comes in part from the desire at Madrid to prepare for Ronaldo’s eventual exit and promote Gareth Bale as his long-term successor.
- Ronaldo coach when asked) and then his reluctance to say he was the best he had coached comes in part from the desire at Madrid to prepare for Ronaldo’s eventual exit and promote Gareth Bale as his long-term successor.
- Shakhtar Donetsk coach when asked) and then his reluctance to say he was the best he had coached comes in part from the desire at Madrid to prepare for Ronaldo’s eventual exit and promote Gareth Bale as his long-term successor.
- Spain coach when asked) and then his reluctance to say he was the best he had coached comes in part from the desire at Madrid to prepare for Ronaldo’s eventual exit and promote Gareth Bale as his long-term successor.


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Had history turned out differently, Zsuzsi Starkloff may well have been a member of the English aristocracy. Her title, Duchess of Gloucester, would bring with it an apartment in Kensington Palace and a sprawling estate in Northamptonshire. Instead, the 79-year-old former model lives in a modest home in Colorado. Look closely though and there are hints of a more exotic past, in the photos scattered about and in the signet ring she wears on a chain around her neck - it bears the initial 'W' for William, the name of her former lover. This was not just any William either. The ring belonged to Prince William of Gloucester, the Queen's cousin, a dashing young man who captured Zsuzsi's heart. Theirs was a passionate 60s love affair that caused panic in Establishment circles: Hungarian, twice divorced with a daughter - not to mention Jewish - Zsuzsi was not considered a suitable bride, certainly not for a prince who, when born, was fourth in line to the throne.

Yet

OPTIONS:
- Colorado refuses to dwell on what might have been.
- Duchess of Gloucester refuses to dwell on what might have been.
- English refuses to dwell on what might have been.
- Gloucester refuses to dwell on what might have been.
- Hungarian refuses to dwell on what might have been.
- Jewish refuses to dwell on what might have been.
- Kensington Palace refuses to dwell on what might have been.
- Northamptonshire refuses to dwell on what might have been.
- Prince William refuses to dwell on what might have been.
- Speaks refuses to dwell on what might have been.
- William refuses to dwell on what might have been.
- Zsuzsi refuses to dwell on what might have been.
- Zsuzsi Starkloff refuses to dwell on what might have been.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) The political consensus is virtually unanimous: If Hillary Clinton wins North Carolina, Donald Trump has to win every other competitive state to take the White House. Clinton has other paths to victory without North Carolina, but the state has been a focus for Democrats this cycle. She has led in most public opinion polling there since the summer. Just 12 days ago, a New York Times poll had her leading by 7 points, and the CNN poll of polls currently has her ahead by 4 points. But a CNN analysis of early voting paints a very different picture and suggests that Clinton has underperformed President Obama's 2012 performance in the Tar Heel State and Trump has outperformed Mitt Romney.

Another group that failed to show up was 20-something

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Clinton.
- Democrats.
- Donald Trump.
- Hillary Clinton.
- Mitt Romney.
- New York Times.
- North Carolina.
- Obama.
- Tar Heel State.
- Trump.
- White House.


Complete the passage.

A divided U.S. House voted Tuesday to let the government borrow enough money to pay its bills for the next year, sending the measure to the Senate in an effort by Republican leaders to avoid another politically damaging legislative impasse over spending. In the 221-201 vote, less than three dozen of the majority House Republicans joined almost all of the chamber's 200 Democrats to pass the proposal increasing the debt ceiling that lacked any deficit-reduction provisions sought by the GOP's conservative wing. The vote followed a reversal in strategy by Republican House Speaker John Boehner after he and other leaders pushed the night before to attach a provision repealing cuts to military pensions to the debt limit measure.

By refraining from a filibuster, which would require 60 votes to overcome, the Senate's 45 Republicans can oppose the increase in the borrowing limit without getting accused of obstructing the 55-member

OPTIONS:
- Cruz caucus from passing it.
- Democrats caucus from passing it.
- GOP caucus from passing it.
- House caucus from passing it.
- House Republicans caucus from passing it.
- John Boehner caucus from passing it.
- Republican caucus from passing it.
- Republicans caucus from passing it.
- Senate caucus from passing it.
- U.S. caucus from passing it.
- White House caucus from passing it.


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

Washington (CNN) -- The Senate voted Wednesday to approve the new nuclear arms control treaty with Russia -- a major foreign policy victory for the Obama administration near the end of the lame-duck session of Congress. The New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, or New START, was cleared by a 71-26 vote. Several Republicans joined a unified Democratic caucus in support of the accord. Under Senate rules, the treaty required support from a two-thirds majority of voting senators for final approval. "This is the most significant arms control agreement in nearly two decades," President Barack Obama said after the vote. It "will enhance our leadership to stop the spread of nuclear weapons and seek the peace of a world without them."

Bipartisan passage of the measure "sends a powerful signal to the world that

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama and Democrats stand together on behalf of our security."
- CNN and Democrats stand together on behalf of our security."
- Congress and Democrats stand together on behalf of our security."
- Democratic and Democrats stand together on behalf of our security."
- McCain and Democrats stand together on behalf of our security."
- New START and Democrats stand together on behalf of our security."
- New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty and Democrats stand together on behalf of our security."
- Obama and Democrats stand together on behalf of our security."
- Republicans and Democrats stand together on behalf of our security."
- Russia and Democrats stand together on behalf of our security."
- Senate and Democrats stand together on behalf of our security."
- Treaty and Democrats stand together on behalf of our security."
- Washington and Democrats stand together on behalf of our security."


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Phoenix (CNN) The voters who carried Donald Trump to victory in Arizona increasingly see the President as just another politician -- and one who is running out of time to deliver on his campaign promises. Republicans in focus groups held here last week by the Democratic super PAC Priorities USA largely said they are giving Trump between six months and a year before they run out of patience. Some said they have already decided against voting for him again. "I loved him because he was different, and I thought that he really was going to do a lot of change -- good changes," one Republican woman said. "I hated Obama, so I was ready for a change."

At the end of one, several incorrectly suspected they had been brought together in order to provide insights that would help right

OPTIONS:
- Arizona's political ship.
- CNN's political ship.
- Democratic's political ship.
- Donald Trump's political ship.
- Obama's political ship.
- PAC Priorities USA's political ship.
- Phoenix's political ship.
- Priorities USA's political ship.
- Republican's political ship.
- Republicans's political ship.
- Rust Belt's political ship.
- Trump's political ship.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) More Americans than at any time in Barack Obama's presidency now say that things in the United States are going well, a sharp uptick in positive views and the best reviews of the country's trajectory since January 2007, according to the latest CNN/ORC poll. Overall, 54% say things in the country today are going well, 46% badly. That's a reversal from late July when 54% said things were going poorly and 46% said they were positive. The improvement in impressions of the country's path stems largely from shifts among Democrats and independents. Among Democrats, 85% say things are going well, up from 76% in late July. Among independents, 51% now say things are going well, up 9 points since this summer. There's been no significant shift, however, among Republicans: 21% now say things are going well, not significantly different from the 17% who said so in July.

The positive reviews for Obama and the direction the country's heading suggest a positive electoral environment for

OPTIONS:
- Americans heading in to the elections next month.
- Barack Obama heading in to the elections next month.
- CNN heading in to the elections next month.
- Democrats heading in to the elections next month.
- ORC heading in to the elections next month.
- Republicans heading in to the elections next month.
- United States heading in to the elections next month.


A father of six-year-old twin boys – one of whom is now living as a girl – has revealed he first noticed differences between his sons when they were just 18 months old. Matt Downes, 37, from St Albans, said he and his wife Rosie found that Olly would kick a ball around and buy Thomas The Tank Engine magazines, but Joe, who is now called Lily, opted for pink outfits and books about fairies. Matt, a CEO, also revealed that although the family has supported Lily’s decision, Olly has struggled to come to terms with his brother now being his sister.

He said: 'We had a bit of resistance when

OPTIONS:
- Also was three, we were concerned we were fuelling situation and she was too young to understand.
- Father Matt was three, we were concerned we were fuelling situation and she was too young to understand.
- Joe was three, we were concerned we were fuelling situation and she was too young to understand.
- Lily was three, we were concerned we were fuelling situation and she was too young to understand.
- Lily Downes was three, we were concerned we were fuelling situation and she was too young to understand.
- Matt was three, we were concerned we were fuelling situation and she was too young to understand.
- Matt Downes was three, we were concerned we were fuelling situation and she was too young to understand.
- Olly was three, we were concerned we were fuelling situation and she was too young to understand.
- Rosie was three, we were concerned we were fuelling situation and she was too young to understand.
- St Albans was three, we were concerned we were fuelling situation and she was too young to understand.
- Thomas The Tank Engine was three, we were concerned we were fuelling situation and she was too young to understand.


How does the sentence end?

There may have been some remnants of a Chelsea recovery in the last week, but Jose Mourinho knows the champions are in for a game when they cross London to face West Ham. Slaven Bilic's side have been one of the surprise packages thus far, having already toppled Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City. Sportsmail asked 90min bloggers from each side - West Ham's Joe Difford and Chelsea's Kavan Flavius - ten pertinent questions ahead of one of the most eagerly-awaited London derby for years. West Ham view: Chelsea fans have very short memories, and seem to forget that Roman Abramovich has bought their titles.

Chelsea view: It’s right up there with beating

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal and Tottenham.
- Chelsea and Tottenham.
- Diego Costa and Tottenham.
- Joe Difford and Tottenham.
- Jose Mourinho and Tottenham.
- Kavan Flavius and Tottenham.
- Liverpool and Tottenham.
- London and Tottenham.
- Manchester City and Tottenham.
- Roman Abramovich and Tottenham.
- Slaven Bilic and Tottenham.
- Sportsmail and Tottenham.
- West Ham and Tottenham.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) The United States eradicated malaria by spraying mosquito breeding grounds with DDT in 1951, roughly two decades after most of Western Europe eliminated the disease. History then offers hope, even as the world's first malaria vaccine, called RTS,S or Mosquirix, faces challenges: The effectiveness of the shot fades over time, according to a study released Wednesday. The vaccine's waning effect occurred especially among children living in areas with high rates of the disease. "Overall our study shows that RTS,S can benefit children, but suggests that a fourth dose may be important for sustaining this protection over the long term," Dr. Ally Olotu, lead author of the research published in the New England Journal of Medicine, said in a news release.

The agency considered the safety profile of

OPTIONS:
- Ally Olotu acceptable, even though data showed that it provided only modest protection against the most dangerous form of malaria in children.
- DDT acceptable, even though data showed that it provided only modest protection against the most dangerous form of malaria in children.
- Mosquirix acceptable, even though data showed that it provided only modest protection against the most dangerous form of malaria in children.
- New England Journal of Medicine acceptable, even though data showed that it provided only modest protection against the most dangerous form of malaria in children.
- RTS acceptable, even though data showed that it provided only modest protection against the most dangerous form of malaria in children.
- RTS,S acceptable, even though data showed that it provided only modest protection against the most dangerous form of malaria in children.
- United States acceptable, even though data showed that it provided only modest protection against the most dangerous form of malaria in children.
- Western Europe acceptable, even though data showed that it provided only modest protection against the most dangerous form of malaria in children.


It is 50 years this week since astronaut Edward Higgins White became the first American to step out into the void of space. The historic milestone took place on 3 June 1965, during the second manned spaceflight in Nasa's Project Gemini. For more than 20 minutes, White maneuvered himself around the Gemini spacecraft as it travelled from over Hawaii to the Gulf of Mexico, making his orbital stroll 6,500 miles long. At the end of the 20-minute spacewalk, White was exuberant. 'This is the greatest experience,' he said. 'It's just tremendous.' He quipped to his fellow astronaut James McDivitt: 'I'm coming back in…and it's the saddest moment of my life.'

Earlier this year

OPTIONS:
- American said that humanity is likely to encounter extra-terrestrials within a decade.
- Apollo said that humanity is likely to encounter extra-terrestrials within a decade.
- Edward Higgins White said that humanity is likely to encounter extra-terrestrials within a decade.
- Gemini said that humanity is likely to encounter extra-terrestrials within a decade.
- Gulf of Mexico said that humanity is likely to encounter extra-terrestrials within a decade.
- Hawaii said that humanity is likely to encounter extra-terrestrials within a decade.
- ISS said that humanity is likely to encounter extra-terrestrials within a decade.
- James McDivitt said that humanity is likely to encounter extra-terrestrials within a decade.
- Nasa said that humanity is likely to encounter extra-terrestrials within a decade.
- Project Gemini said that humanity is likely to encounter extra-terrestrials within a decade.
- Skylab said that humanity is likely to encounter extra-terrestrials within a decade.
- Space Shuttle said that humanity is likely to encounter extra-terrestrials within a decade.
- White said that humanity is likely to encounter extra-terrestrials within a decade.


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Washington (CNN) If Donald Trump's campaign aides like Paul Manafort were contacting Russian officials during the campaign, then the President had nothing to do with it, claims former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski. "If anybody crossed a line and gave information to a foreign agent or foreign government or foreign intelligence official, whether that's Paul Manafort or it's Rick Gates or anybody else, I hope they're held accountable," Lewandowski told David Axelrod on "The Axe Files," a podcast from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN. He later added: "Any staffer who contacted or potentially contacted a Russian agent or a Russian official has done so on their own accord and not at the direction of the campaign, the President or anybody else in the administration."

Lewandowski and

OPTIONS:
- CNN were considered part of two rival power centers in the campaign during the time they overlapped.
- Corey Lewandowski were considered part of two rival power centers in the campaign during the time they overlapped.
- David Axelrod were considered part of two rival power centers in the campaign during the time they overlapped.
- Donald Trump were considered part of two rival power centers in the campaign during the time they overlapped.
- Lewandowski were considered part of two rival power centers in the campaign during the time they overlapped.
- Manafort were considered part of two rival power centers in the campaign during the time they overlapped.
- Paul Manafort were considered part of two rival power centers in the campaign during the time they overlapped.
- Rick Gates were considered part of two rival power centers in the campaign during the time they overlapped.
- Russian were considered part of two rival power centers in the campaign during the time they overlapped.
- The Axe Files were considered part of two rival power centers in the campaign during the time they overlapped.
- Trump were considered part of two rival power centers in the campaign during the time they overlapped.
- University of Chicago Institute of Politics were considered part of two rival power centers in the campaign during the time they overlapped.
- Washington were considered part of two rival power centers in the campaign during the time they overlapped.


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

Peskov said he's disappointed

OPTIONS:
- American has become such a political issue in the United States.
- CNN has become such a political issue in the United States.
- Dmitry Peskov has become such a political issue in the United States.
- Donald Trump has become such a political issue in the United States.
- Peskov has become such a political issue in the United States.
- Putin has become such a political issue in the United States.
- Russia has become such a political issue in the United States.
- Russian has become such a political issue in the United States.
- States has become such a political issue in the United States.
- Trump has become such a political issue in the United States.
- US has become such a political issue in the United States.
- Vladimir Putin has become such a political issue in the United States.
- Washington has become such a political issue in the United States.


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Jurgen Klopp has ruled out any possibility of taking over Liverpool this summer after confirming he will be taking a break from the game until further notice. The 47-year-old left his managerial position at Borussia Dortmund at the end of the 2014-15 season following a highly successful seven years at the club where he won two Bundesliga titles as well as reaching the 2013 Champions League final. 'After seven intense and emotional years, I think it's a good idea to let the numerous memories settle in before I take on a new challenge with my coaching team, refreshed and fully motivated,' Klopp said in a statement published by Germany's SID agency.

'We will do everything within our powers to hold on to

OPTIONS:
- Alexandre Lacazette,' Aulas said.
- Anfield,' Aulas said.
- Borussia Dortmund,' Aulas said.
- Brendan Rodgers,' Aulas said.
- Bundesliga,' Aulas said.
- Champions League,' Aulas said.
- Germany,' Aulas said.
- Jurgen Klopp,' Aulas said.
- Klopp,' Aulas said.
- Liverpool,' Aulas said.
- Reds,' Aulas said.
- SID,' Aulas said.


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Bernard Foley was only 14 when his father sneaked out of hospital shortly after open heart surgery to watch his son play. What neither of them expected was they would both end up back in the same hospital that night. ‘My Dad had a leakage and needed open heart surgery,’ said Foley, now Australia’s fly-half and one of the stars of the World Cup. ‘He has been at virtually every game I’ve ever played and he coached me for a number of years. They wouldn’t let him out for the day but he made Mum sneak him out of the hospital and he came to watch me play.

Now

OPTIONS:
- Australia is here, with my Mum and my sister.’
- Bernard Foley is here, with my Mum and my sister.’
- Dad is here, with my Mum and my sister.’
- England is here, with my Mum and my sister.’
- Foley is here, with my Mum and my sister.’
- Mum is here, with my Mum and my sister.’
- RWC is here, with my Mum and my sister.’
- Rugby World Cup is here, with my Mum and my sister.’
- Scotland is here, with my Mum and my sister.’
- Wales is here, with my Mum and my sister.’
- Wallabies is here, with my Mum and my sister.’
- World Cup is here, with my Mum and my sister.’


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

(CNN) Zakia and Ali knew theirs was a forbidden love. She was Sunni and ethnically Tajik; he was Shiite and ethnically Hazara -- the Montagues and Capulets. "From forth the fatal loins of these two foes "A pair of star-cross'd lovers take their life" So begins, with gloomy prophecy, one of the most famous stories in English literature. Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet would take their own lives out of despair. Rod Nordland, a journalist who found Afghanistan's Romeo and Juliet, says that in that country, the despair all too often comes to an end in a so-called honor killing.

OPTIONS:
- Afghan was cagey at first about accepting Ali's proposal -- she knew the taboo, and danger, in such a marriage.
- Afghanistan was cagey at first about accepting Ali's proposal -- she knew the taboo, and danger, in such a marriage.
- Ali was cagey at first about accepting Ali's proposal -- she knew the taboo, and danger, in such a marriage.
- CNN was cagey at first about accepting Ali's proposal -- she knew the taboo, and danger, in such a marriage.
- Capulets was cagey at first about accepting Ali's proposal -- she knew the taboo, and danger, in such a marriage.
- English was cagey at first about accepting Ali's proposal -- she knew the taboo, and danger, in such a marriage.
- Hazara was cagey at first about accepting Ali's proposal -- she knew the taboo, and danger, in such a marriage.
- Juliet was cagey at first about accepting Ali's proposal -- she knew the taboo, and danger, in such a marriage.
- Montagues was cagey at first about accepting Ali's proposal -- she knew the taboo, and danger, in such a marriage.
- Rod Nordland was cagey at first about accepting Ali's proposal -- she knew the taboo, and danger, in such a marriage.
- Romeo was cagey at first about accepting Ali's proposal -- she knew the taboo, and danger, in such a marriage.
- Shakespeare was cagey at first about accepting Ali's proposal -- she knew the taboo, and danger, in such a marriage.
- Shiite was cagey at first about accepting Ali's proposal -- she knew the taboo, and danger, in such a marriage.
- Sunni was cagey at first about accepting Ali's proposal -- she knew the taboo, and danger, in such a marriage.
- Tajik was cagey at first about accepting Ali's proposal -- she knew the taboo, and danger, in such a marriage.
- The Lovers was cagey at first about accepting Ali's proposal -- she knew the taboo, and danger, in such a marriage.
- Zakia was cagey at first about accepting Ali's proposal -- she knew the taboo, and danger, in such a marriage.


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Phoenix (CNN) When President Donald Trump's aides said he wouldn't discuss a pardon of controversial Sheriff Joe Arpaio, he did it anyway. When they warned him against lashing Arizona's Republican senators by name, he made snide allusions to them instead. And when they insisted his statements about white supremacist violence required a re-do, he declared he was right the first time. For all of Trump's bluster at Tuesday evening's campaign rally -- against the media, Democrats, and some Republicans -- a rebuke of his own staff lay just beneath the surface, the latest indication that efforts to rein him in instead cause him to act out.

Many were privately taken aback at the equivocal remarks, though most have lost the ability to be shocked by

OPTIONS:
- Arizona's behavior.
- CNN's behavior.
- Democrats's behavior.
- Donald Trump's behavior.
- Joe Arpaio's behavior.
- Phoenix's behavior.
- Republican's behavior.
- Republicans's behavior.
- Trump's behavior.


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Charged: Rejean Hermel Perron (pictured) has been accused of holding a woman captive for five days and subjecting her to multiple sexual assaults A dog walker used nail clippers to free a kidnapped woman who police say was held prisoner and sexually assaulted by a Canadian man for five days. The 27-year-old sex trade worker emerged from a home in Toronto, Canada, bound by handcuffs, badly bruised and naked from the waist down begging for help. Peter Hamilton heard her cries as he was passing by and desperately tried to free her from her restraints. She told him that her kidnapper was still inside, but had fallen asleep.

Mr

OPTIONS:
- Canada added: 'This is where it could have taken a turn for the worse,' said Hamilton.
- Canadian added: 'This is where it could have taken a turn for the worse,' said Hamilton.
- Peter Hamilton added: 'This is where it could have taken a turn for the worse,' said Hamilton.
- Rejean Hermel Perron added: 'This is where it could have taken a turn for the worse,' said Hamilton.
- Toronto added: 'This is where it could have taken a turn for the worse,' said Hamilton.


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

In the following weeks, experts estimate,

OPTIONS:
- America pharmacists dispense more than 40,000 Viagra prescriptions.
- British pharmacists dispense more than 40,000 Viagra prescriptions.
- CNN pharmacists dispense more than 40,000 Viagra prescriptions.
- Cialis pharmacists dispense more than 40,000 Viagra prescriptions.
- FDA pharmacists dispense more than 40,000 Viagra prescriptions.
- IMS Health pharmacists dispense more than 40,000 Viagra prescriptions.
- Pfizer pharmacists dispense more than 40,000 Viagra prescriptions.
- United States pharmacists dispense more than 40,000 Viagra prescriptions.
- Viagra pharmacists dispense more than 40,000 Viagra prescriptions.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump's tax controversy and his self-destructive lack of discipline threaten to drain the Republican nominee of something he can't afford: time. With 36 days remaining before Election Day, the real estate mogul's campaign is consumed with the fallout from a New York Times story published over the weekend that found Trump reported a $916 million loss in 1995. That loss could mean Trump went 18 years without paying federal income taxes. Those findings -- which Trump's campaign isn't disputing but haven't been independently confirmed by CNN -- would be daunting for any presidential candidate to overcome. But they're especially challenging for Trump, who is losing control of the campaign's narrative after a strong September in which he narrowed the race with Hillary Clinton.

Such rhetoric not only calls into question Trump's strategy, it lets

OPTIONS:
- CNN slide on some of her most significant vulnerabilities, such as her email server and questions of trust and honesty.
- Donald Trump slide on some of her most significant vulnerabilities, such as her email server and questions of trust and honesty.
- Election Day slide on some of her most significant vulnerabilities, such as her email server and questions of trust and honesty.
- Hillary Clinton slide on some of her most significant vulnerabilities, such as her email server and questions of trust and honesty.
- New York Times slide on some of her most significant vulnerabilities, such as her email server and questions of trust and honesty.
- Republican slide on some of her most significant vulnerabilities, such as her email server and questions of trust and honesty.
- Trump slide on some of her most significant vulnerabilities, such as her email server and questions of trust and honesty.
- Washington slide on some of her most significant vulnerabilities, such as her email server and questions of trust and honesty.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Nicola Sturgeon this afternoon scoffed at claims by Labour leader Ed Miliband that he would never do a deal with the SNP to become Prime Minister - insisting he will 'change his tune' after the election. The Scottish First Minister said Mr Miliband simply 'won't have the votes to say that he is going to do what he likes come what may' and reiterated her call for Labour to 'work together to lock the Tories out'. It came after Mr Miliband this morning repeatedly insisted he would not enter into any deal with the SNP after the election - either as a formal Coalition or a looser pact to put him in Number 10.

SNP leader

OPTIONS:
- Ed Miliband speaking at a rally of female activists to launch the SNP's women's pledge today
- Labour speaking at a rally of female activists to launch the SNP's women's pledge today
- Miliband speaking at a rally of female activists to launch the SNP's women's pledge today
- Nicola Sturgeon speaking at a rally of female activists to launch the SNP's women's pledge today
- Number 10 speaking at a rally of female activists to launch the SNP's women's pledge today
- SNP speaking at a rally of female activists to launch the SNP's women's pledge today
- Scotland speaking at a rally of female activists to launch the SNP's women's pledge today
- Scottish speaking at a rally of female activists to launch the SNP's women's pledge today
- Tories speaking at a rally of female activists to launch the SNP's women's pledge today


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(CNN) Attorneys for a 22-year-old DREAMer detained after she publicly criticized immigration raids have filed a petition in federal court asking for her immediate release. But Daniela Vargas' fate is up in the air. She could get released, or she could be deported. "Technically they can deport her at any moment," said Nathan Elmore, one of her attorneys. Vargas was arrested last week, shortly after sharing her family's story during a news conference in Jackson, Mississippi. She told the story of her father and brother, who were recently arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. Vargas also advocated for young people such as herself who were brought to the United States illegally as children, then qualified for a temporary reprieve from deportation under DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.

OPTIONS:
- Agency conducts targeted immigration enforcement in compliance with federal law and agency policy.
- DACA conducts targeted immigration enforcement in compliance with federal law and agency policy.
- DREAMer conducts targeted immigration enforcement in compliance with federal law and agency policy.
- Daniela Vargas conducts targeted immigration enforcement in compliance with federal law and agency policy.
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals conducts targeted immigration enforcement in compliance with federal law and agency policy.
- ICE conducts targeted immigration enforcement in compliance with federal law and agency policy.
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement conducts targeted immigration enforcement in compliance with federal law and agency policy.
- Jackson conducts targeted immigration enforcement in compliance with federal law and agency policy.
- Mississippi conducts targeted immigration enforcement in compliance with federal law and agency policy.
- Nathan Elmore conducts targeted immigration enforcement in compliance with federal law and agency policy.
- United States conducts targeted immigration enforcement in compliance with federal law and agency policy.
- Vargas conducts targeted immigration enforcement in compliance with federal law and agency policy.


Find the right ending to this passage.

French telecoms giant Orange said it wants to cut ties with the Israeli company that licenses its brand in the country – spurring Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to demand that Paris distance itself from the company's 'miserable' decision. Orange's statement came just hours after its chief executive was accused of giving in to a pro-Palestinian campaign. The company, which is partly controlled by the French government, insisted its decision to end its brand-licensing agreement with Partner, Israel's second largest mobile operator, was not politically motivated. But Israel lashed out at the decision, which appeared to be related to Partner's operations in the occupied West Bank.

Orange says it holds no shares or voting rights in

OPTIONS:
- Benjamin Netanyahu, nor does it have any influence over the firm's strategy and it has no other business activity in Israel.
- French, nor does it have any influence over the firm's strategy and it has no other business activity in Israel.
- Israel, nor does it have any influence over the firm's strategy and it has no other business activity in Israel.
- Israeli, nor does it have any influence over the firm's strategy and it has no other business activity in Israel.
- Orange, nor does it have any influence over the firm's strategy and it has no other business activity in Israel.
- Palestinian, nor does it have any influence over the firm's strategy and it has no other business activity in Israel.
- Paris, nor does it have any influence over the firm's strategy and it has no other business activity in Israel.
- Partner, nor does it have any influence over the firm's strategy and it has no other business activity in Israel.
- Partner's, nor does it have any influence over the firm's strategy and it has no other business activity in Israel.
- Telecoms, nor does it have any influence over the firm's strategy and it has no other business activity in Israel.
- West Bank, nor does it have any influence over the firm's strategy and it has no other business activity in Israel.


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Washington (CNN) How rich are Paul Manafort and Rick Gates, and where did they travel? That question lingered over the pair's court hearing on Monday after both faced the first indictments from Justice Department special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. Because both men appeared to be globe-trotting multi-millionaires and faced charges for serious crimes related to their work abroad, the government said they should be held under house arrest. A judge agreed Monday. A new court filing Tuesday showed exactly what Manafort and Gates told banks and investigators about their net worths and travel histories over the past few years.

Manafort's and

OPTIONS:
- CNN' attorneys have asked the judge to release them from house arrest.
- China' attorneys have asked the judge to release them from house arrest.
- Cyprus' attorneys have asked the judge to release them from house arrest.
- Ecuador' attorneys have asked the judge to release them from house arrest.
- Gates' attorneys have asked the judge to release them from house arrest.
- Justice Department' attorneys have asked the judge to release them from house arrest.
- Manafort' attorneys have asked the judge to release them from house arrest.
- Mexico' attorneys have asked the judge to release them from house arrest.
- Paul Manafort' attorneys have asked the judge to release them from house arrest.
- Rick Gates' attorneys have asked the judge to release them from house arrest.
- Robert Mueller' attorneys have asked the judge to release them from house arrest.
- Russian' attorneys have asked the judge to release them from house arrest.
- US' attorneys have asked the judge to release them from house arrest.
- Washington' attorneys have asked the judge to release them from house arrest.


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The inquest will be long, weary and painful. Yet the reasons Celtic suffered a second successive Champions League exit under Ronny Deila were not hard to find. On a night when they needed discipline, calm and composure, Scotland's champions contrived to make a pig's ear of it. Malmo not only had the mouth. They also had the trousers. Over two games against a modest team, Celtic's defending was dismal. Shipping three goals from corner kicks, the zonal marking was wretched. In their past five games, Deila's side have now lost nine goals, 28 in their past 18 European matches in all. The Achilles' heel is clear, brutally exposed once more to the naked eye here.

Last year, after exiting UEFA's premier competition to Slovenians Maribor,

OPTIONS:
- Achilles urged people to judge him in 12 months.
- Celtic urged people to judge him in 12 months.
- Champions League urged people to judge him in 12 months.
- Deila urged people to judge him in 12 months.
- European urged people to judge him in 12 months.
- Felipe Carvalho urged people to judge him in 12 months.
- Leigh Griffiths urged people to judge him in 12 months.
- Malmo urged people to judge him in 12 months.
- Markus Rosenberg urged people to judge him in 12 months.
- Nir Biton urged people to judge him in 12 months.
- Ronny Deila urged people to judge him in 12 months.
- Scotland urged people to judge him in 12 months.
- Sweden urged people to judge him in 12 months.


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(CNN) A new study lends support to one of the biggest fears about Zika virus: It might increase the risk of the rare neurological syndrome Guillain-Barre. Years before Zika virus first appeared in Latin America, it spread from Africa and Asia to Pacific islands. From 2013 to 2014, French Polynesia had 32,000 suspected cases of Zika virus. During this same period, there was also an uptick in cases of Guillain-Barre. Researchers in French Polynesia and Europe looked at those 42 cases of Guillain-Barre in the Pacific Island nation between October 2013 and April 2014. They asked whether there was any evidence these patients had been exposed to Zika virus.

The researchers found that 98% of the Guillain-Barre patients had antibodies to Zika, suggesting they had been infected with the virus, compared with only 56% of the individuals in a control group that did not have Guillain-

OPTIONS:
- Africa.
- Asia.
- Barre.
- CNN.
- Europe.
- French Polynesia.
- Guillain.
- Latin America.
- Pacific.
- Pacific Island.
- Zika.


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An 18-year-old new mother battling bone cancer has told how she is unable to get up and see to her crying daughter during the night because the disease has turned her hip to 'chalk'. 'Whenever I want to hold Casey someone has to bring her to me or they have to get everything for her, it’s upsetting when you’re a first-time mum,' Emma Drummond told Daily Mail Australia from her home on the NSW south coast. The teen, from Mount Warrigal near Wollongong, explained that if she had not become pregnant she may never have even discovered that she has bone cancer as during pregnancy doctors passed off her severe leg pain as a strain from her baby's position in her stomach.

Doctors told

OPTIONS:
- Casey that the hormones from her pregnancy had caused her cancer to become highly aggressive and had moved it along far quicker than usual.
- Daily Mail Australia that the hormones from her pregnancy had caused her cancer to become highly aggressive and had moved it along far quicker than usual.
- Emma Drummond that the hormones from her pregnancy had caused her cancer to become highly aggressive and had moved it along far quicker than usual.
- Lee that the hormones from her pregnancy had caused her cancer to become highly aggressive and had moved it along far quicker than usual.
- Mount Warrigal that the hormones from her pregnancy had caused her cancer to become highly aggressive and had moved it along far quicker than usual.
- NSW that the hormones from her pregnancy had caused her cancer to become highly aggressive and had moved it along far quicker than usual.
- Wollongong that the hormones from her pregnancy had caused her cancer to become highly aggressive and had moved it along far quicker than usual.


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Srinagar, India (CNN) India has relocated more than 10,000 people from around the disputed border area of Kashmir as tensions escalated this week with Pakistan. The two nations exchanged gunfire Saturday morning, with each of the nuclear neighbors accusing the other of provocation. Simrandeep Singh, magistrate of Jammu District in India, accused Pakistani troops of firing across the Line of Control in two separate incidents. There were no fatalities, according to Singh. The Line of Control divides the Indian- and Pakistani-controlled parts of Kashmir. "We have set up 47 camps to accommodate those migrating from the border areas," Singh said.

OPTIONS:
- CNN has denied the presence of these bases on its side of the border.
- India has denied the presence of these bases on its side of the border.
- Indian has denied the presence of these bases on its side of the border.
- Indian- has denied the presence of these bases on its side of the border.
- Jammu District has denied the presence of these bases on its side of the border.
- Kashmir has denied the presence of these bases on its side of the border.
- Line of Control has denied the presence of these bases on its side of the border.
- Pakistan has denied the presence of these bases on its side of the border.
- Pakistani has denied the presence of these bases on its side of the border.
- Simrandeep Singh has denied the presence of these bases on its side of the border.
- Singh has denied the presence of these bases on its side of the border.
- Srinagar has denied the presence of these bases on its side of the border.