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Cristiano Ronaldo hit yet another milestone after netting his 500th professional career goal in Real Madrid's 2-0 Champions League victory over Swedish side Malmo on Wednesday evening. The superstar has also drawn level with Spain legend Raul as the La Liga giants' all-time record goalscorer with 323 goals in all competitions after doubling his tally later in the match. Ronaldo has enjoyed spectacular success as a player with Sporting Lisbon, Manchester United and Madrid - where he has achieved the incredible tally of 323 goals in just 308 games. Following his achievement on Wednesday, Ronaldo said: 'I'm very happy. First of all because the team won. But I won't lie to you. I really wanted to beat Raul's record.

The

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona star also said club legend Raul had sent him a message of congratulations.
- Champions League star also said club legend Raul had sent him a message of congratulations.
- Cristiano Ronaldo star also said club legend Raul had sent him a message of congratulations.
- La Liga star also said club legend Raul had sent him a message of congratulations.
- Madrid star also said club legend Raul had sent him a message of congratulations.
- Malmo star also said club legend Raul had sent him a message of congratulations.
- Manchester United star also said club legend Raul had sent him a message of congratulations.
- Portuguese star also said club legend Raul had sent him a message of congratulations.
- Raul star also said club legend Raul had sent him a message of congratulations.
- Real Madrid star also said club legend Raul had sent him a message of congratulations.
- Ronaldo star also said club legend Raul had sent him a message of congratulations.
- Spain star also said club legend Raul had sent him a message of congratulations.
- Sporting Lisbon star also said club legend Raul had sent him a message of congratulations.
- Swedish star also said club legend Raul had sent him a message of congratulations.
- Wayne Rooney star also said club legend Raul had sent him a message of congratulations.


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(CNN) -- During the last four months, the people of Ukraine have been fighting for their freedom, independence and European path in a war started by Russia-backed terrorists and their accomplices. Ukrainian military forces suffer heavy losses in battles against terrorists equipped with the newest Russian weaponry. We've seen reports of the pro-Russian thugs shooting women and children, cynically calling it a "protection of the Russian-speaking population." The price we are paying to bring peace back to the regions of Donetsk and Luhansk in eastern Ukraine is too high. Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has proposed the decentralization of power as part of his peace plan. It means more freedom, more economic autonomy and more opportunities to use languages spoken in a particular community for every region.

Our unilateral cease-fire in the zone of the conflict had lasted from June 20 to June 30, during which 27 Ukrainian servicemen, from all over

OPTIONS:
- CNN, were killed by the bandits.
- Donetsk, were killed by the bandits.
- European, were killed by the bandits.
- Klimkin, were killed by the bandits.
- Luhansk, were killed by the bandits.
- MH17, were killed by the bandits.
- Pavlo Klimkin, were killed by the bandits.
- Petro Poroshenko, were killed by the bandits.
- Russia, were killed by the bandits.
- Russian, were killed by the bandits.
- Ukraine, were killed by the bandits.
- Ukrainian, were killed by the bandits.
- Ukrainians, were killed by the bandits.
- pro-Russian, were killed by the bandits.


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(CNN) Your "BPA-free" plastic product may be no safer than the product it replaced, says a new UCLA study that analyzed the impact of a common BPA alternative on zebra fish embryos. The study joins a small but growing group of similar research sounding the alarm about so called "BPA-free" alternatives. "Our findings are frightening and important," said senior author and reproductive endocrinologist Nancy Wayne. "Consider it the aquatic version of the canary in the coal mine." After decades of animal research linked BPA (Bisphenol A), a known endocrine disruptor, to problems with brain and reproductive development, early puberty and a rise in breast and prostate cancer, many manufacturers stopped using the chemical to harden plastics, replacing it with "BPA-free" alternatives. The most common replacement is BPS (Bisphenol S), said Wayne.

In addition to the effect on estrogen, the study also found both

OPTIONS:
- BPA and BPS affected the thyroid hormone system.
- BPS and BPS affected the thyroid hormone system.
- Bisphenol A and BPS affected the thyroid hormone system.
- Bisphenol S and BPS affected the thyroid hormone system.
- Nancy Wayne and BPS affected the thyroid hormone system.
- UCLA and BPS affected the thyroid hormone system.
- Wayne and BPS affected the thyroid hormone system.


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Steven Whittaker has offered a ringing endorsement of the prospective managerial duo of Mark Warburton and David Weir, claiming the pair possess the perfect blend of style and substance needed to revive Rangers. Former Brentford boss Warburton is expected to be appointed early this week and ex-Rangers full-back Whittaker offers a first-hand account of why the former city trader will offer a brand of football which would excite the Ibrox fanbase. Whittaker's Norwich City were promotion rivals to the English Championship's surprise package last term and the Scotland international admits he was impressed with how successfully and expansively the west London outfit played during their first season in the second tier.

'It would be great to see Davie back at

OPTIONS:
- Brentford.
- Championship.
- David Weir.
- English Championship.
- Griffin Park.
- Ibrox.
- London.
- Mark Warburton.
- Mark Warburton.
- Norwich City.
- Rangers.
- Scotland.
- Steven Whittaker.
- Warburton.
- Weir.
- Whittaker.


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The White House claimed today that the United States should be feared by ‘extremists’ in Yemen – even though the last remaining special forces have been evacuated from the country ‘because it is dangerous.' White House spokesman Josh Earnest said that ISIS-linked groups will have American to deal with if they carry out more attacks in the war-torn country, which is split between Sunni and Shia Muslims. U.S. officials 'had to relocate from Yemen because its a dangerous country,' Earnest said Monday. 'But I'll tell you, that as of today, Yemen remains a dangerous country for extremists as well.' Earnest said there continues to be continues to be 'ongoing security cooperation' between the U.S. and the 'national security infrastructure' of Yemeni President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, whose power has been crippled in recent months after Shia rebels initiated a coup-d'etat.

The

OPTIONS:
- Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- American and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- Earnest and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- Hadi and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- Houthi and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- ISIS and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- Josh Earnest and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- Shia and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- Shia Muslims and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- Sunni and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- U.S. and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- UK and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- US and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- United States and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- White House and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- Yemen and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- Yemeni and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- al Qaeda and U.K. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump, though often acting as a champion of the military, has at times politicized the sacrifice of those who paid a terrible price in the nation's wars in a way that few of his predecessors would have countenanced. He clearly reveres America's fighting men and women. He often boasts about their prowess, has surrounded himself with hard charging generals and has vowed to reinvent veterans' health care. But he's also been happy to use the military for his own political ends when it suits him. The latest episode -- in which Trump falsely claimed Barack Obama didn't call the families of dead soldiers -- is revealing because it shows how Trump lashes out whenever he believes his conduct or character is under attack. It's another case of him citing information that is either incorrect of unverified when he is on the defensive, a trait that often leads him into deeper political trouble.

Such comments, and his continued propensity for drawing the military into his political spats are only fueling complaints by

OPTIONS:
- America's rivals that he has not fully understood the grave responsibilities of serving as commander in chief.
- Barack Obama's rivals that he has not fully understood the grave responsibilities of serving as commander in chief.
- CNN's rivals that he has not fully understood the grave responsibilities of serving as commander in chief.
- Donald Trump's rivals that he has not fully understood the grave responsibilities of serving as commander in chief.
- ISIS's rivals that he has not fully understood the grave responsibilities of serving as commander in chief.
- Niger's rivals that he has not fully understood the grave responsibilities of serving as commander in chief.
- Obama's rivals that he has not fully understood the grave responsibilities of serving as commander in chief.
- Trump's rivals that he has not fully understood the grave responsibilities of serving as commander in chief.


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(CNN) On the hot summer night on of July 12, 1967, two white policemen in Newark, New Jersey, arrested an African-American cabdriver named John Smith for "tailgating" and driving in the wrong direction. The police also accused Smith of physical assault and using offensive language. Race relations had been growing more tense over the year as Newark Mayor Hugh Addonizio announced a series of decisions that had angered the African-American community. Some of the residents who were living across the street from where the arrest took place walked out of their homes to watch the incident. Smith was badly beaten. As the police hauled him to the Fourth Precinct station, word spread within the community about what was happening. African-American taxi drivers sent out reports through their radios. A crowd slowly gathered to monitor and protest Smith's treatment. Word quickly spread about the arrest and what was taking place inside the station.

In recent years, these issues received renewed attention when citizens used their smartphones to capture videos of police engaging in violent and lethal behavior against

OPTIONS:
- African-American men.
- American-American men.
- Fourth Precinct-American men.
- Hugh Addonizio-American men.
- John Smith-American men.
- Julian Zelizer-American men.
- New Jersey-American men.
- Newark-American men.
- Smith-American men.
- Zelizer-American men.


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Manheim, Pennsylvania (CNN) Donald Trump on Saturday evening offered up the surest sign yet that he is returning to the bombastic, bare-knuckle style that defined his primary run as he wrapped up a week that raised fresh concerns about his presidential campaign's viability. Straying from the prepared remarks on his teleprompter, the Republican nominee reignited his attacks on Hillary Clinton's physical and mental health, arguing that the former secretary of state "could be crazy" and lacks the "stamina" to be president -- even imitating Clinton stumbling into her car while leaving a 9/11 ceremony last month. And just as he is once again drawing attention to former President Bill Clinton's sex scandals, Trump took his political attacks a step further, questioning, with no evidence, whether the Democratic nominee is "loyal" to her husband. The attacks came as The New York Times raised fresh questions about his payment of taxes and business success.

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Sanders's doctor revealed later that day that Clinton had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- Bill Clinton's doctor revealed later that day that Clinton had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- CNN's doctor revealed later that day that Clinton had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- Clinton's doctor revealed later that day that Clinton had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- Democratic's doctor revealed later that day that Clinton had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- Donald Trump's doctor revealed later that day that Clinton had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- GOP's doctor revealed later that day that Clinton had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- Hillary Clinton's doctor revealed later that day that Clinton had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- Manheim's doctor revealed later that day that Clinton had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- Pennsylvania's doctor revealed later that day that Clinton had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- Republican's doctor revealed later that day that Clinton had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- The New York Times's doctor revealed later that day that Clinton had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.
- Trump's doctor revealed later that day that Clinton had just been diagnosed with pneumonia and "overheated" at the ceremony.


(CNN) "Pressure and I are like husband and wife," Gabon coach Jose Antonio Camacho once said. On today's showing, it looks as though the marriage is more likely to end in divorce than happily ever after. After Gabon's opening day draw with minnow Guinea-Bissau, anything other than a win against Burkina Faso would make qualification for the knockout stage unlikely. Despite a spirited second-half effort, Wednesday's 1-1 draw means the host nation will be watching the late match between Cameroon and Guinea-Bissau with a keen eye. With that must-win nature of the match in mind Gabon started brightly. A mistake in the Burkina Faso defense inside the opening 60 seconds allowed Andre Biyogo Poko space down the right, but he was eventually smothered by a wall of white shirts.

Burkina Faso now only needs to beat unfancied Guinea-

OPTIONS:
- Andre Biyogo Poko for a place in the knockout stages, while Gabon faces a daunting clash against African heavyweight Cameroon.
- Bissau for a place in the knockout stages, while Gabon faces a daunting clash against African heavyweight Cameroon.
- Burkina Faso for a place in the knockout stages, while Gabon faces a daunting clash against African heavyweight Cameroon.
- Cameroon for a place in the knockout stages, while Gabon faces a daunting clash against African heavyweight Cameroon.
- Gabon for a place in the knockout stages, while Gabon faces a daunting clash against African heavyweight Cameroon.
- Guinea for a place in the knockout stages, while Gabon faces a daunting clash against African heavyweight Cameroon.
- Jose Antonio Camacho for a place in the knockout stages, while Gabon faces a daunting clash against African heavyweight Cameroon.


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Bolivia stunned Ecuador with three goals in the first half as they climbed to the top of Group A with victory at the Elias Figueroa Stadium Monday night - their first competitive win away from home since 1995. Captain Ronald Raldes gave Bolivia the lead after just four minutes before Martin Smedberg-Dalence increased the advantage shortly after. Enner Valencia missed the chance to make it 2-1 when the West Ham striker saw his penalty saved by goalkeeper Romel Quinonez. Bolivia were three up on the stroke of half-time through Martins Moreno, who succeeded where Valencia had failed and converted from the penalty spot to give El Verde a commanding lead.

OPTIONS:
- Bolivia were presented with the perfect opportunity to half the arrears when Valencia was tugged back at the far post by Edward Zenteno.
- Dalence were presented with the perfect opportunity to half the arrears when Valencia was tugged back at the far post by Edward Zenteno.
- Ecuador were presented with the perfect opportunity to half the arrears when Valencia was tugged back at the far post by Edward Zenteno.
- El Verde were presented with the perfect opportunity to half the arrears when Valencia was tugged back at the far post by Edward Zenteno.
- Elias Figueroa Stadium were presented with the perfect opportunity to half the arrears when Valencia was tugged back at the far post by Edward Zenteno.
- Enner Valencia were presented with the perfect opportunity to half the arrears when Valencia was tugged back at the far post by Edward Zenteno.
- Group A were presented with the perfect opportunity to half the arrears when Valencia was tugged back at the far post by Edward Zenteno.
- Martin Smedberg were presented with the perfect opportunity to half the arrears when Valencia was tugged back at the far post by Edward Zenteno.
- Martins Moreno were presented with the perfect opportunity to half the arrears when Valencia was tugged back at the far post by Edward Zenteno.
- Miller Bolanos were presented with the perfect opportunity to half the arrears when Valencia was tugged back at the far post by Edward Zenteno.
- Romel Quinonez were presented with the perfect opportunity to half the arrears when Valencia was tugged back at the far post by Edward Zenteno.
- Ronald Raldes were presented with the perfect opportunity to half the arrears when Valencia was tugged back at the far post by Edward Zenteno.
- Valencia were presented with the perfect opportunity to half the arrears when Valencia was tugged back at the far post by Edward Zenteno.
- West Ham were presented with the perfect opportunity to half the arrears when Valencia was tugged back at the far post by Edward Zenteno.


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(CNN) In the next few days, President Trump's order to send 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles to attack Syria's Shayrat airfield will be both praised and criticized. The order might also be called illegal. In fairness, a President's authority to fire some cruise missiles into another country without checking with Congress has become a hazy area of Constitutional law in modern times. It's true that under Article I, Section 8, Congress has the power to declare war, tax and spend for defense, and provide for our armed forces. On the executive side, however, the Constitution simultaneously names the President as the "Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States," who must, to the best of his ability "preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States."

We may have entered an era where a humanitarian crisis abroad — along with a history of defiance -- authorizes the flouting of federal law and the

OPTIONS:
- Army and Navy — as long as it's not "war."
- Article I — as long as it's not "war."
- CNN — as long as it's not "war."
- Cevallos — as long as it's not "war."
- Clinton — as long as it's not "war."
- Congress — as long as it's not "war."
- Constitution — as long as it's not "war."
- Danny Cevallos — as long as it's not "war."
- Democrat — as long as it's not "war."
- Obama — as long as it's not "war."
- Section 8 — as long as it's not "war."
- Shayrat — as long as it's not "war."
- Syria — as long as it's not "war."
- Tomahawk — as long as it's not "war."
- Trump — as long as it's not "war."
- United States — as long as it's not "war."


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The Liberal Democrats are to unveil a rival Budget tomorrow in an unprecedented statement to Parliament which will signal the end of the Coalition. Danny Alexander, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, will hold up a yellow budget box - mimicking the red leather case used by the Chancellor - before setting out what his party's tax and spending priorities after the election. He will promise to make tax dodging as unacceptable as drink-driving, increase the personal tax allowance to £12,500 and targeting the wealthy instead of cutting spending. Danny Alexander will hold his yellow Budget box aloft tomorrow before delivering an unprecedented statement to the Commons

In a speech at the Lib Dem conference, Mr

OPTIONS:
- Coalition set out some of the measures which would be in a Lib Dem budget.
- Commons set out some of the measures which would be in a Lib Dem budget.
- Danny Alexander set out some of the measures which would be in a Lib Dem budget.
- George Osborne set out some of the measures which would be in a Lib Dem budget.
- Lib Dems set out some of the measures which would be in a Lib Dem budget.
- Liberal Democrats set out some of the measures which would be in a Lib Dem budget.
- Parliament set out some of the measures which would be in a Lib Dem budget.
- Tory set out some of the measures which would be in a Lib Dem budget.


President Barack Obama took an evening away from politicking Sunday to honor top artists -- and crack some jokes. Obama received the five Kennedy Center honorees at the White House before the annual gala that honored this year Tom Hanks, Sting, Al Green, Lily Tomlin and ballerina Patricia McBride. Sting got a presidential mention not just for his chart-topping music career, but also for his stage name. "Now, not everybody can pull off a name like Sting, but this guy can. His wife, Trudie, calls him Sting. Apparently his kids call him Sting," Obama said to laughs at the White House reception. "'POTUS' is a pretty good nickname -- but let's face it, it's not as cool as Sting. I kind of wish I was called Sting."

But, Obama conceded, "I'm stuck with '

OPTIONS:
- Al Green,'" which stands for President of the United States.
- Barack Obama,'" which stands for President of the United States.
- Kennedy Center,'" which stands for President of the United States.
- Lily Tomlin,'" which stands for President of the United States.
- Michelle Obama,'" which stands for President of the United States.
- Obama,'" which stands for President of the United States.
- POTUS,'" which stands for President of the United States.
- Patricia McBride,'" which stands for President of the United States.
- Stephen Colbert,'" which stands for President of the United States.
- Sting,'" which stands for President of the United States.
- Tom Hanks,'" which stands for President of the United States.
- Trudie,'" which stands for President of the United States.
- White House,'" which stands for President of the United States.


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(CNN) Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has declared victory in a referendum over a new constitution that will make him far more powerful, potentially for many more years to come. The result, which the opposition is calling fraudulent, promises to make Turkey less democratic, more bitterly divided and more religious than ever. It comes as no surprise that at the last minute, when the counting showed the "no" vote was threatening the thin lead of the pro-Erdogan "Yes" vote, electoral authorities stepped in to announce they would allow unsealed ballots to be counted, in contravention to the rules. Already the lead-up to the vote gave enormous advantages to the yes camp, particularly in the form of media coverage. Meanwhile, opponents faced intimidation and the risk of job loss if they publicly voiced their opinions.

Years before,

OPTIONS:
- CNN had already imprisoned more journalists than any country, as it does today.
- Erdogan had already imprisoned more journalists than any country, as it does today.
- Frida Ghitis had already imprisoned more journalists than any country, as it does today.
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan had already imprisoned more journalists than any country, as it does today.
- Turkey had already imprisoned more journalists than any country, as it does today.
- Turkish had already imprisoned more journalists than any country, as it does today.


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(CNN) Twitter has given staff of the Senate intelligence committee profile names of 201 accounts linked to Russian efforts at interfering in last year's election, two sources with knowledge of the matter confirm to CNN. Investigators have now asked Twitter for the posts from these accounts, but as of Friday, they have not yet received word from Twitter on that front the sources said. The handover, which The Associated Press first reported, occurred this week. Twitter last month informed Congress that it removed roughly 200 accounts from its service after determining they were linked to Russia and sought to interfere in American politics.

All of those identified accounts had already been or immediately were suspended from

OPTIONS:
- American for breaking our rules," Twitter announced in a blog post last month.
- CNN for breaking our rules," Twitter announced in a blog post last month.
- Congress for breaking our rules," Twitter announced in a blog post last month.
- Hillary Clinton for breaking our rules," Twitter announced in a blog post last month.
- Russia for breaking our rules," Twitter announced in a blog post last month.
- Russian for breaking our rules," Twitter announced in a blog post last month.
- Senate for breaking our rules," Twitter announced in a blog post last month.
- The Associated Press for breaking our rules," Twitter announced in a blog post last month.
- Twitter for breaking our rules," Twitter announced in a blog post last month.


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A woman was stopped from boarding a plane after the dress was deemed 'too short'. After landing in Mumbai, India, on a Qatar Airways service from Doha, the woman was stopped from getting on her connecting flight to Delhi with IndiGo. It is believed she was only allowed to continue on her journey on India's biggest airline once she had changed into trousers. One passenger, Purabi Das, wrote on Facebook about how the incident unfolded, reports NDTV.com. 'She was not permitted to board because she was wearing a knee-length frock which was considered inappropriate wear by an airlines that has frocks of the same length for its stewardesses' uniforms,' Das wrote.

The woman's sister is believed to be an

OPTIONS:
- Das employee, while she herself has also worked for the company previously.
- Delhi employee, while she herself has also worked for the company previously.
- Doha employee, while she herself has also worked for the company previously.
- IndiGo employee, while she herself has also worked for the company previously.
- India employee, while she herself has also worked for the company previously.
- Indian employee, while she herself has also worked for the company previously.
- Mumbai employee, while she herself has also worked for the company previously.
- NDTV.com employee, while she herself has also worked for the company previously.
- Purabi Das employee, while she herself has also worked for the company previously.
- Qatar Airways employee, while she herself has also worked for the company previously.


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(CNN) -- The political party of pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been granted permission to register for future elections in Myanmar, according to Suu Kyi's lawyer. Nyan Win, who is also spokesman for the National League for Democracy party, told CNN that Myanmar's electoral commission granted the permission, and the NLD party will formally submit its registration "as early as next week." The NLD won more than 80% of the legislative seats in 1990 -- the first free elections in the country in nearly 30 years -- but the ruling military junta refused to recognize the results. The party announced last month that it had decided to re-enter politics in Myanmar, also known as Burma, and that Suu Kyi will run in the next parliamentary elections, as yet unscheduled.

Ruled by that junta since 1962,

OPTIONS:
- Aung San Suu Kyi is now under a new president, a former general elected in March of this year.
- Burma is now under a new president, a former general elected in March of this year.
- CNN is now under a new president, a former general elected in March of this year.
- Myanmar is now under a new president, a former general elected in March of this year.
- NLD is now under a new president, a former general elected in March of this year.
- National League for Democracy party is now under a new president, a former general elected in March of this year.
- Nyan Win is now under a new president, a former general elected in March of this year.
- Suu Kyi is now under a new president, a former general elected in March of this year.


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(CNN) A clampdown on Syrian refugees entering Jordan has left 75,000 people stranded in the desert in a no man's land between the countries, cut off from aid for months, Amnesty International says. The rights group released satellite images Thursday that show the extent of a makeshift refugee camp in al-Rukban, an area of desert known as the berm, along Jordan's northeast border with Syria. It's also near both countries' borders with Iraq. The camp grew from 368 shelters a year ago to 8,295 this month, Amnesty said. The group also released video footage, obtained by a tribal council whose activists operate in the area, that it said showed dozens of makeshift graves of refugees who had perished amid the desperate conditions.

"We also emphasize that this is an international problem not

OPTIONS:
- Amnesty's problem, and there are several options through which aid can be delivered without jeopardizing security concerns.
- Amnesty International's problem, and there are several options through which aid can be delivered without jeopardizing security concerns.
- Iraq's problem, and there are several options through which aid can be delivered without jeopardizing security concerns.
- Jordan's problem, and there are several options through which aid can be delivered without jeopardizing security concerns.
- Rukban's problem, and there are several options through which aid can be delivered without jeopardizing security concerns.
- Syria's problem, and there are several options through which aid can be delivered without jeopardizing security concerns.
- Syrian's problem, and there are several options through which aid can be delivered without jeopardizing security concerns.


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A police dog from Alabama died after his handler accidentally left him in a patrol car on a hot day when temperatures reached up to 87F. Mason, three, was left in the backseat of Corporal Josh Coleman's car on Thursday during a hurricane preparation conference in Gulf Shores. The Gulf Shores Police Department Facebook page shared a photograph of Mason inside the conference center prior to his untimely death. Temperatures in the area on Thursday were an average of 84F with a high of 87F, according to Weather Underground. Mason served as the community relations dog for Gulf Shores Police. The department shared a pictured of Mason on its Facebook page just hours before Mason was locked inside the sweltering police vehicle.

No criminal charges are being filed but the city and the department are enforcing 'sanctions' against

OPTIONS:
- Alabama.
- Coleman.
- Gulf Shores.
- Gulf Shores Police.
- Gulf Shores Police Department.
- Josh Coleman.
- Mason.
- Weather Underground.


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A last-minute World Cup return by Steffon Armitage would have been 'disruptive' for England, according to Jonny Wilkinson. World Cup-winner Wilkinson has backed his former Toulon team-mate Armitage's decision not to chase a Test return by forcing a move back to a Premiership club. Flanker Armitage has been in the Test wilderness since swapping London Irish for Toulon in 2011, as England refuse to select overseas-based stars. Armitage rejected the chance to join Bath to reignite his World Cup chances, and now ex-Toulon fly-half Wilkinson has backed that call. 'I spoke to Steffon a lot about these issues over the last couple of years,' said Wilkinson.

Armitage was not considered for World Cup selection courtesy of plying his trade in Toulon, with

OPTIONS:
- Arimtage's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- Armitage's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- Bath's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- England's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- Jonny Wilkinson's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- London Irish's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- Premiership's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- Steffon's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- Steffon Armitage's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- Toulon's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- Wilkinson's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- World Cup's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.


(CNN) -- The evening was supposed to be about remembering former England and West Ham captain Bobby Moore, who died 20 years ago, but in the end it was Gareth Bale who provided the memories at Upton Park with another unforgettable display. The Welshman scored twice, with his second coming in the 90th minute, as Tottenham Hotspur came from behind to win 3-2 at West Ham and move up to third in the Premier League. Bale, who has now scored eight of his team's last ten goals in all competitions, was the main talking point at the final whistle but the game kicked off with the thoughts of England's only World Cup-winning captain uppermost in spectators' minds.

The defender wore the number 6 shirt for both club and country and the reason there was no West Ham player sporting that digit on the back of their jersey against Tottenham is that the club retired the shirt five years ago in memory of

OPTIONS:
- Bale.
- Bobby Moore.
- CNN.
- Chelsea.
- England.
- Gareth Bale.
- Premier League.
- Spurs.
- Tottenham Hotspur.
- Upton Park.
- Victory.
- Welshman.
- West Ham.
- World Cup.


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New rail routes and improved lines using 140mph trains to slash key journey times by up to 40 minutes are unveiled today as part of the Chancellor’s multi-billion pound plan to ‘revolutionise travel in the North’. Journey times between Leeds and Newcastle could be cut to 50 minutes - compared to a best time now nearly an hour and half ( 87 minutes currently) for cost of between £8.5bn and £14.0bn, says a new report to be published in Liverpool by Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin. The 140mph trains could reduce the Liverpool to Manchester journey times to around 20 minutes – but cost as much as £13billion.

But sceptical rail unions dismissed the Government’ ideas to boost transport in the

OPTIONS:
- Leeds as: ‘yet more pie-in-the-sky nonsense’.
- Liverpool as: ‘yet more pie-in-the-sky nonsense’.
- Manchester as: ‘yet more pie-in-the-sky nonsense’.
- Newcastle as: ‘yet more pie-in-the-sky nonsense’.
- North as: ‘yet more pie-in-the-sky nonsense’.
- Patrick McLoughlin as: ‘yet more pie-in-the-sky nonsense’.


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Is this Australia's most haunted town? A growing number of residents in the regional Queensland town of Toowoomba are documenting a series of spine-tingling encounters with ghosts. The other-worldly activity is so frequent, a team of ghost hunters has set up shop in the not-so-sleepy town. Toowoomba Ghost Chasers has travelled around Toowoomba and the surrounding areas since it was created by Kylie Samuels and Katie Harvey, who hope they are the ones locals call when there's something strange in the neighbourhood. 'We have found Toowoomba is full of ghosts,' founder Ms Samuels said. The group has researched a number of reported sightings, and documents them with photos, videos and audio recordings.

Mr Mulligan said

OPTIONS:
- Australia's history is what makes it a haven for spirits.
- Katie Harvey's history is what makes it a haven for spirits.
- Kylie Samuels's history is what makes it a haven for spirits.
- Queensland's history is what makes it a haven for spirits.
- Samuels's history is what makes it a haven for spirits.
- Toowoomba's history is what makes it a haven for spirits.
- Toowoomba Ghost Chasers's history is what makes it a haven for spirits.


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Minneapolis (CNN) The mayor of Minneapolis said she wants to hear from the officer who fatally shot Justine Ruszczyk. But so far, officer Mohamed Noor has exercised his constitutional right to not speak to state investigators, the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said Tuesday. And, it's not clear if or when he will. "He has a story to tell that no one else can tell," Mayor Betsy Hodges said in a news conference Tuesday. "We can't compel him by law, but I wish that he would make that statement." The news conference capped a day of developments in a case that's raising questions about police training, use of force and body camera policies. The shooting has led newscasts in Australia, where Ruszczyk is originally from.

"Her family and I have been provided with almost no additional information from law enforcement regarding what happened after police arrived,"

OPTIONS:
- Australia's fiancé, Don Damond said Monday.
- Betsy Hodges's fiancé, Don Damond said Monday.
- CNN's fiancé, Don Damond said Monday.
- Justine Ruszczyk's fiancé, Don Damond said Monday.
- Minneapolis's fiancé, Don Damond said Monday.
- Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension's fiancé, Don Damond said Monday.
- Mohamed Noor's fiancé, Don Damond said Monday.
- Ruszczyk's fiancé, Don Damond said Monday.


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(CNN) Passengers aboard an AirAsia flight from Perth to Bali Sunday have criticized the flight crew for allegedly screaming when the plane rapidly descended 20,000 feet, following an apparent pressurization issue in the cabin. "The panic was escalated because of the behavior of the staff, who were screaming and looked tearful and shocked," passenger Clare Askew told CNN affiliate Seven News Australia after the plane turned around and landed safely back in Perth. "We look to them for reassurance and we didn't get any. We were more worried because of how panicked they were," she said. Video showed oxygen masks deployed aboard AirAsia Flight QZ535, as a member of the cabin crew shouted "passengers, get down, passengers, get down." Such instructions are in line with routine flight crew practice when seeking to quickly secure passenger safety.

OPTIONS:
- AirAsia did not comment on the allegations leveled against the cabin crew.
- AirAsia Flight QZ535 did not comment on the allegations leveled against the cabin crew.
- Bali did not comment on the allegations leveled against the cabin crew.
- CNN did not comment on the allegations leveled against the cabin crew.
- Clare Askew did not comment on the allegations leveled against the cabin crew.
- Flightaware.com did not comment on the allegations leveled against the cabin crew.
- Perth did not comment on the allegations leveled against the cabin crew.
- Seven News Australia did not comment on the allegations leveled against the cabin crew.


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Aussie the dog had always been very protective of his owners Kai, seven, and Sophie, 10. But now their beloved pet is being remembered as a hero after he saved the two children from being electrocuted to death in a puddle in the aftermath of the New South Wales storms. Their family home at Caves Beach, near Lake Macqurie, had lost power so on Wednesday the children's mother Natalie Crane-Hayes decided take Kai, Sophie and Aussie for a walk in a nearby park. Scroll down for video Aussie the dog (centre) saved his owners Kai (left) and Sophie (right) from being electrocuted in a puddle

'Kai wanted to be with

OPTIONS:
- Aussie and stay in the car next to him on the way home,' she said.
- Caves Beach and stay in the car next to him on the way home,' she said.
- Kai and stay in the car next to him on the way home,' she said.
- Lake Macquarie and stay in the car next to him on the way home,' she said.
- Lake Macqurie and stay in the car next to him on the way home,' she said.
- NSW and stay in the car next to him on the way home,' she said.
- Natalie Crane-Hayes and stay in the car next to him on the way home,' she said.
- New South Wales and stay in the car next to him on the way home,' she said.
- Sophie and stay in the car next to him on the way home,' she said.


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Hollywood legend Elizabeth Taylor's 'Taj Mahal' diamond could be yours - for the right price. The extravagant 40th birthday gift given to the actress by her then-husband Richard Burton will once again hit the auction block following a recent settlement in the bitter legal battle between Liz's estate and Christie's auction house, Daily Mail Online can reveal. New court documents obtained by Daily Mail Online show that earlier this week the two parties reached a deal to dismiss all claims against each other and the Taj Mahal diamond will be put up for auction, fetching, it is hoped - at least $8.8 million, the auction price last time around.

Taylor's estate responded by claiming the sale cancellation violated

OPTIONS:
- Christie's's own policies and that the auction house never guaranteed the diamond's age or Mughal origins.
- Daily Mail Online's own policies and that the auction house never guaranteed the diamond's age or Mughal origins.
- Elizabeth Taylor's own policies and that the auction house never guaranteed the diamond's age or Mughal origins.
- Hollywood's own policies and that the auction house never guaranteed the diamond's age or Mughal origins.
- Liz's own policies and that the auction house never guaranteed the diamond's age or Mughal origins.
- Liz Taylor's own policies and that the auction house never guaranteed the diamond's age or Mughal origins.
- Mughal's own policies and that the auction house never guaranteed the diamond's age or Mughal origins.
- Richard Burton's own policies and that the auction house never guaranteed the diamond's age or Mughal origins.
- Taj Mahal's own policies and that the auction house never guaranteed the diamond's age or Mughal origins.


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

Wayne Rooney has backed Harry Kane to impress should he make his England debut in Friday night's European Championship qualifier with Lithuania at Wembley. The Tottenham Hotspur forward, who has scored 29 goals in all competitions this campaign, has been called up to the senior national squad for the first time. And England captain Rooney believes the 21-year-old has what it takes to succeed on the international stage. Wayne Rooney has backed Harry Kane (left) to prosper at international level ahead of a possible England bow Kane sets off in pursuit of Rooney during England's training session in Enfield on Thursday

OPTIONS:
- Enfield, the captain, carries the ball forward during a practice match in training on Thursday
- England, the captain, carries the ball forward during a practice match in training on Thursday
- English, the captain, carries the ball forward during a practice match in training on Thursday
- European Championship, the captain, carries the ball forward during a practice match in training on Thursday
- Harry Kane, the captain, carries the ball forward during a practice match in training on Thursday
- Italy, the captain, carries the ball forward during a practice match in training on Thursday
- Kane, the captain, carries the ball forward during a practice match in training on Thursday
- Lithuania, the captain, carries the ball forward during a practice match in training on Thursday
- Manchester United, the captain, carries the ball forward during a practice match in training on Thursday
- Rooney, the captain, carries the ball forward during a practice match in training on Thursday
- Roy Hodgson, the captain, carries the ball forward during a practice match in training on Thursday
- Tottenham, the captain, carries the ball forward during a practice match in training on Thursday
- Tottenham Hotspur, the captain, carries the ball forward during a practice match in training on Thursday
- Wayne Rooney, the captain, carries the ball forward during a practice match in training on Thursday
- Wembley, the captain, carries the ball forward during a practice match in training on Thursday


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Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri goes into this weekend's Serie A games admitting he does not expect to be fully embraced by the team's fans until he steers the club to a title. Having joined the Turin outfit last summer, several months after being sacked by AC Milan, Allegri has hardly put a foot wrong, coaching Juve to a commanding lead in the race for the Scudetto. Allegri, who replaced Antonio Conte last summer, and Juve will go after another three points on Saturday when they host Empoli. Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri instructs his side from the touchline, who are top of Serie A

What happened last July to

OPTIONS:
- AC Milan was a shock (Conte's resignation).
- Allegri was a shock (Conte's resignation).
- Antonio Conte was a shock (Conte's resignation).
- Bianconeri was a shock (Conte's resignation).
- Champions League was a shock (Conte's resignation).
- Coppa Italia was a shock (Conte's resignation).
- Empoli was a shock (Conte's resignation).
- Juve was a shock (Conte's resignation).
- Juventus was a shock (Conte's resignation).
- Massimiliano Allegri was a shock (Conte's resignation).
- Roma was a shock (Conte's resignation).
- Scudetto was a shock (Conte's resignation).
- Serie A was a shock (Conte's resignation).
- Turin was a shock (Conte's resignation).


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(CNN) Senator Chuck Schumer is warning his colleagues about Neil Gorsuch in advance of the judge's Supreme Court confirmation hearings this week. Schumer told reporters that Gorsuch "may act like a neutral, calm judge, but his record and his career clearly show he harbors a right wing, pro-corporate, special interest agenda." "He enacted it time and time again on the 10th Circuit, and if given the chance I have no doubt he would do it again on the Supreme Court. He expresses a lot of empathy and sympathy for the less powerful, but when it comes time to rule, when the chips are down, far too often he sides with the powerful few over everyday Americans just trying to get a fair shake," Schumer added.

And Schumer knows it's misleading to cite statistics about how often

OPTIONS:
- 10th Circuit sided with employers over employees.
- Americans sided with employers over employees.
- CNN sided with employers over employees.
- Cevallos sided with employers over employees.
- Chuck Schumer sided with employers over employees.
- Danny Cevallos sided with employers over employees.
- Gorsuch sided with employers over employees.
- Neil Gorsuch sided with employers over employees.
- Schumer sided with employers over employees.
- Supreme Court sided with employers over employees.


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The stars of Martin Scorsese's classic 1990 gangster film Goodfellas reunited in New York on Saturday night for a very special 25th anniversary screening of the movie which brought the 14th annual Tribeca Film Festival to a close. Stars Ray Liotta, Robert De Niro, Lorraine Bracco and Paul Sorvino were all in attendance although director Scorsese was filming in Taiwan and Joe Pesci, who won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor in 1991 for his turn as Tommy DeVito, didn't show. 'Joe Pesci couldn't be here, but he sent this email: 'F***, f***, f***, f***ity f***, f***' read De Niro, introducing the screening at the Beacon Theatre. 'I'll translate: "Dear Bob, sorry I can't be there. Love to all. Best, Joe.'"

Earlier on the red carpet, Liotta had recalled something

OPTIONS:
- Beacon Theatre told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Best told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- De Niro told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Dear Bob told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Goodfellas told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Henry Hill told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Italian told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Joe told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Joe Pesci told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Jon Stewart told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Liotta told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Lorraine Bracco told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Martin Scorsese told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- NYC told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- New York told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Oscar told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Paul Sorvino told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Ray Liotta told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Robert De Niro told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Scorsese told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Taiwan told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Tommy DeVito told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.
- Tribeca Film Festival told him before filming began that made him believe he was going to be part of something special.


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(CNN) The World Health Organization is under fire after it selected Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe as a goodwill ambassador. The public health agency announced the decision this week, saying the African leader will focus on noncommunicable diseases such as heart attacks and strokes on the continent. But Saturday morning, as public disapproval of the decision grew, WHO's director-general said in a tweet he was "rethinking the approach in light of WHO values." "I'm listening," Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus wrote. "I hear your concerns." Mugabe has long been criticized for corruption and abuse of power, and the decision to name him a goodwill ambassador for WHO stunned health experts and rights activists.

Goodwill ambassadors for

OPTIONS:
- African are public figures appointed to two-year terms by the director-general.
- Mugabe are public figures appointed to two-year terms by the director-general.
- Robert Mugabe are public figures appointed to two-year terms by the director-general.
- Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus are public figures appointed to two-year terms by the director-general.
- WHO are public figures appointed to two-year terms by the director-general.
- World Health Organization are public figures appointed to two-year terms by the director-general.
- Zimbabwe are public figures appointed to two-year terms by the director-general.
- Zimbabwean are public figures appointed to two-year terms by the director-general.


Sandy Hook, Kentucky (CNN) Through folded green valleys and down roads paved atop mountain ridges sits a place like many others in this impoverished and beautiful region. But one thing is not the same. The basic makeup of Elliott County -- nearly 100% white, one-third in poverty and land-locked by deeply conservative counties -- belies a truly incredible fact: It has never once voted for a Republican for president. No county in America has a Democratic streak as long as this improbable one in eastern Kentucky, which started voting for Democrats back when being a Democrat was an entirely different thing.

"They became loyal to the

OPTIONS:
- America party and this was passed down by tradition from father to son to son to grandson, and has pretty much been the way we have voted."
- CNN party and this was passed down by tradition from father to son to son to grandson, and has pretty much been the way we have voted."
- Democrat party and this was passed down by tradition from father to son to son to grandson, and has pretty much been the way we have voted."
- Democratic party and this was passed down by tradition from father to son to son to grandson, and has pretty much been the way we have voted."
- Democrats party and this was passed down by tradition from father to son to son to grandson, and has pretty much been the way we have voted."
- Elliott County party and this was passed down by tradition from father to son to son to grandson, and has pretty much been the way we have voted."
- Kentucky party and this was passed down by tradition from father to son to son to grandson, and has pretty much been the way we have voted."
- Republican party and this was passed down by tradition from father to son to son to grandson, and has pretty much been the way we have voted."
- Republicans party and this was passed down by tradition from father to son to son to grandson, and has pretty much been the way we have voted."
- Sandy Hook party and this was passed down by tradition from father to son to son to grandson, and has pretty much been the way we have voted."


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A senior Indonesian government official has praised the firing squad that executed Bali Nine pair Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran. ABC News reports that Indonesian attorney-general H.M. Prasetyo applauded Chan and Sukumaran's executioners for their work. 'All shots were done perfectly. These executions were carried out smoothly and in order - much better than the first round of executions in January,' he said. Scroll down for video Indonesian attorney-general H.M. Prasetyo (right) applauded Chan and Sukumaran's executioners for the good job that they did Mr Prasetyo (second right) said that 'all the shots were done perfectly' at the execution

'Australia respects the Indonesian system, we respect

OPTIONS:
- ABC News's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot simply be business as usual,' Mr Abbott said.
- AG's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot simply be business as usual,' Mr Abbott said.
- Andrew Chan's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot simply be business as usual,' Mr Abbott said.
- Australia's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot simply be business as usual,' Mr Abbott said.
- Australian's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot simply be business as usual,' Mr Abbott said.
- Bali's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot simply be business as usual,' Mr Abbott said.
- Bali Nine's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot simply be business as usual,' Mr Abbott said.
- BoycottIndonesia's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot simply be business as usual,' Mr Abbott said.
- Chan's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot simply be business as usual,' Mr Abbott said.
- H.M. Prasetyo's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot simply be business as usual,' Mr Abbott said.
- Indonesia's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot simply be business as usual,' Mr Abbott said.
- Indonesian's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot simply be business as usual,' Mr Abbott said.
- Julie Bishop's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot simply be business as usual,' Mr Abbott said.
- Myuran Sukumaran's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot simply be business as usual,' Mr Abbott said.
- Prasetyo's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot simply be business as usual,' Mr Abbott said.
- Sukumaran's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot simply be business as usual,' Mr Abbott said.
- Tony Abbott's sovereignty but we do deplore what's been done and this cannot simply be business as usual,' Mr Abbott said.


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Following Gary Neville's appointment as the new manager of Valencia, social media network Twitter was awash with funny virals and memes. His younger brother Phil was the main butt of the jokes making out  that he was overlooked despite being the current assistant manager at the Mestalla. Here, Sportsmail takes a look at a selection of the hilarious posts which are taking Twitter by storm. A reference to The Inbetweeners when main character Jay Cartwright tells Neil Sutherland he has completed Championship Manager despite it being a never ending game. Jay says he was offered a role in the England set-up after impressing with Woking.

BT Sport, on the other hand, will be delighted with news of

OPTIONS:
- Championship's exit from their main rivals.
- England's exit from their main rivals.
- Gary Neville's exit from their main rivals.
- Jay's exit from their main rivals.
- Jay Cartwright's exit from their main rivals.
- Manchester United's exit from their main rivals.
- Mestalla's exit from their main rivals.
- Neil Sutherland's exit from their main rivals.
- Phil's exit from their main rivals.
- Sky Sports's exit from their main rivals.
- Sportsmail's exit from their main rivals.
- The Inbetweeners's exit from their main rivals.
- Twitter's exit from their main rivals.
- Valencia's exit from their main rivals.
- Woking's exit from their main rivals.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump, though often acting as a champion of the military, has at times politicized the sacrifice of those who paid a terrible price in the nation's wars in a way that few of his predecessors would have countenanced. He clearly reveres America's fighting men and women. He often boasts about their prowess, has surrounded himself with hard charging generals and has vowed to reinvent veterans' health care. But he's also been happy to use the military for his own political ends when it suits him. The latest episode -- in which Trump falsely claimed Barack Obama didn't call the families of dead soldiers -- is revealing because it shows how Trump lashes out whenever he believes his conduct or character is under attack. It's another case of him citing information that is either incorrect of unverified when he is on the defensive, a trait that often leads him into deeper political trouble.

The President's assault on

OPTIONS:
- America's conduct on Monday dismayed some former senior military officers.
- Barack Obama's conduct on Monday dismayed some former senior military officers.
- CNN's conduct on Monday dismayed some former senior military officers.
- Donald Trump's conduct on Monday dismayed some former senior military officers.
- ISIS's conduct on Monday dismayed some former senior military officers.
- Niger's conduct on Monday dismayed some former senior military officers.
- Obama's conduct on Monday dismayed some former senior military officers.
- Trump's conduct on Monday dismayed some former senior military officers.


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Washington (CNN) As German Chancellor Angela Merkel prepared to bid President Barack Obama farewell in November, a reporter asked her to describe her sentiments about watching her American partner of eight years be replaced by Donald Trump. Standing in the German Chancellery on a drizzly Berlin afternoon, the notoriously restrained Merkel -- who became Obama's closest global friend only to see him replaced by a man who lambasted her on the campaign trail -- drew on her stolid pragmatism. "Out goes the president, and a new one comes in," she said. RELATED: Looming snowstorm delays Trump-Merkel meeting On Friday, Merkel presses ahead with the new, arriving in Washington for her first face-to-face encounter with Trump after months of preparation and one postponement due to snow. Analysts and White House officials alike say Friday's sit-down will be Trump's most important meeting with a foreign leader since the Republican businessman took office in January.

She faces a particular challenge in appealing to

OPTIONS:
- American, however.
- Angela Merkel, however.
- Barack Obama, however.
- Berlin, however.
- CNN, however.
- Donald Trump, however.
- German, however.
- Merkel, however.
- Mike Pence, however.
- Munich, however.
- Obama, however.
- Republican, however.
- Trump, however.
- Washington, however.
- White House, however.


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The crisis engulfing Mo Farah's coach, Alberto Salazar, deepened on Saturday night when another former member of the Nike Oregon Project added his voice to the doping allegations that have been made against the American. Josh Rohatinsky, a former distance runner who is understood to be one of 17 witnesses linked to the NOP who are now making claims about Salazar, wrote a detailed post on his personal Facebook page on June 5. Rohatinsky does not make any new revelations but an athlete who was a member of Salazar's elite training group says he believes the testimonies of those who spoke to the BBC Panorama programme that sparked the controversy surrounding Farah's coach and training partner, Galen Rupp.

The best way I can describe it is exactly how others have that

OPTIONS:
- Alberto Salazar and Galen live in the gray area of the sport.
- American and Galen live in the gray area of the sport.
- BBC and Galen live in the gray area of the sport.
- BBC Panorama and Galen live in the gray area of the sport.
- Facebook and Galen live in the gray area of the sport.
- Farah and Galen live in the gray area of the sport.
- Galen Rupp and Galen live in the gray area of the sport.
- Josh Rohatinsky and Galen live in the gray area of the sport.
- Mo Farah and Galen live in the gray area of the sport.
- NOP and Galen live in the gray area of the sport.
- Nike Oregon Project and Galen live in the gray area of the sport.
- Panorama and Galen live in the gray area of the sport.
- Rohatinsky and Galen live in the gray area of the sport.
- Salazar and Galen live in the gray area of the sport.


(CNN) Shortly after Wednesday morning's attack on Republican members of Congress practicing for the annual Congressional Baseball Game, Congressman Rodney Davis, still in his baseball clothes, spoke to CNN's Brianna Keilar. In addition to describing the events he witnessed, he spoke from the heart. "This hatefulness that we see in this country today over policy differences has got to stop ... Republicans and Democrats need to use this day today to stand together and say 'stop.' Let's work together. Let's get things done," he said. "We can have our differences, but let's not let it lead to such hate." We should all heed Congressman Davis' call, including our President. Since his announcement to run for office, Donald Trump has consistently yelled fire in a crowded political theater by castigating various segments of our population and encouraging his supporters to "knock the crap" out of protesters. And on and on.

A successful, bi-partisan

OPTIONS:
- Brianna Keilar sounds like a perfect way to start.
- CNN sounds like a perfect way to start.
- Congress sounds like a perfect way to start.
- Congressional Baseball Game sounds like a perfect way to start.
- Davis sounds like a perfect way to start.
- Democrats sounds like a perfect way to start.
- Donald Trump sounds like a perfect way to start.
- Douglas Heye sounds like a perfect way to start.
- Heye sounds like a perfect way to start.
- Republican sounds like a perfect way to start.
- Republicans sounds like a perfect way to start.
- Rodney Davis sounds like a perfect way to start.


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A father who became an internet sensation after he praised his son for choosing to play with a doll has created another video to show naysayers just how much fun his little boy is having with his 'fierce' new toy. Mikki Willis, of Ojai, California, was exchanging a duplicate birthday gift with his son at a toy store last month when four-year-old  Azai decided he wanted a Princess Ariel doll from the Disney film The Little Mermaid. When the production company founder saw an older woman give his son and his doll a disapproving glance, he was inspired to create a video defending Azai's choice of toy.

In addition to making the new video, which was shared on his

OPTIONS:
- Ariel channel on Friday, the proud dad also posted answers to a few frequently asked questions, which he wanted to address publicly.
- Azai channel on Friday, the proud dad also posted answers to a few frequently asked questions, which he wanted to address publicly.
- California channel on Friday, the proud dad also posted answers to a few frequently asked questions, which he wanted to address publicly.
- Disney channel on Friday, the proud dad also posted answers to a few frequently asked questions, which he wanted to address publicly.
- Mikki channel on Friday, the proud dad also posted answers to a few frequently asked questions, which he wanted to address publicly.
- Mikki Willis channel on Friday, the proud dad also posted answers to a few frequently asked questions, which he wanted to address publicly.
- Ojai channel on Friday, the proud dad also posted answers to a few frequently asked questions, which he wanted to address publicly.
- The Little Mermaid channel on Friday, the proud dad also posted answers to a few frequently asked questions, which he wanted to address publicly.
- The Little Mermaid channel on Friday, the proud dad also posted answers to a few frequently asked questions, which he wanted to address publicly.
- YouTube channel on Friday, the proud dad also posted answers to a few frequently asked questions, which he wanted to address publicly.


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(CNN) There is a story, popular among British politicians and attributed to the Australian strategist Lynton Crosby, known as "The Dead Cat." A CEO is confronted with poor statistics at a board meeting, and to divert attention from this unpleasant news, he suddenly pulls out a dead cat and throws it onto the middle of the table. In the words of Boris Johnson, now the UK foreign secretary: "There is one thing that is absolutely certain about throwing a dead cat on the table -- and I don't mean that people will be outraged, alarmed, disgusted. That is true, but irrelevant. The key point... is that everyone will shout, 'Jeez, mate, there's a dead cat on the table!' In other words, they will be talking about the dead cat -- the thing you want them to talk about -- and they will not be talking about the issue that has been causing you so much grief."

The suits alleged

OPTIONS:
- Australian defrauded people who enrolled in real estate seminars he started in 2005.
- Boris Johnson defrauded people who enrolled in real estate seminars he started in 2005.
- British defrauded people who enrolled in real estate seminars he started in 2005.
- Hamilton defrauded people who enrolled in real estate seminars he started in 2005.
- Kate Maltby defrauded people who enrolled in real estate seminars he started in 2005.
- Lynton Crosby defrauded people who enrolled in real estate seminars he started in 2005.
- Maltby defrauded people who enrolled in real estate seminars he started in 2005.
- Mike Pence defrauded people who enrolled in real estate seminars he started in 2005.
- The Dead Cat defrauded people who enrolled in real estate seminars he started in 2005.
- Trump defrauded people who enrolled in real estate seminars he started in 2005.
- Twitter defrauded people who enrolled in real estate seminars he started in 2005.
- UK defrauded people who enrolled in real estate seminars he started in 2005.


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(CNN) Chef Jody Adams' father Thomas knew his health was declining when he could no longer complete the New York Times crossword puzzle. The Brown University rare books librarian had never let physical limitations stand in his way, but when his brain stopped working the way he wanted it to -- at age 87 -- he knew that he needed to prepare for the end of his life. Adams' parents discussed his end of life wishes during a quiet, private evening before her mother, Virginia, let the rest of the family know. Thomas had decided to receive hospice care at home and in November 2008, the entire family gathered at his home in Providence, Rhode Island to care for him by his bedside.

OPTIONS:
- Adams did what she knew best -- she cooked for him.
- Brown University did what she knew best -- she cooked for him.
- CNN did what she knew best -- she cooked for him.
- Endless Table did what she knew best -- she cooked for him.
- Jody Adams did what she knew best -- she cooked for him.
- New York Times did what she knew best -- she cooked for him.
- Providence did what she knew best -- she cooked for him.
- Rhode Island did what she knew best -- she cooked for him.
- Thomas did what she knew best -- she cooked for him.
- Virginia did what she knew best -- she cooked for him.


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Saidy Janko admits there was no way he could resist his Hoops switch after listening to icons like Lionel Messi and Xavi rave about Celtic Park. The 19-year-old full-back has penned a four-year deal with the Glasgow giants after quitting Manchester United. The Swiss youth international admits the lure of potential Champions League action and the chance to work with boss Ronny Deila were all decisive factors in his move north. But he revealed it was the words of Barcelona's superstar duo following the Catalan outfit's 2-1 Parkhead defeat in November 2012 which convinced him to kick-start his career north of the border.

'I was quite happy to stay at Manchester United but

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona is hard to resist.
- Catalan is hard to resist.
- Celtic is hard to resist.
- Celtic Park is hard to resist.
- Champions League is hard to resist.
- Glasgow is hard to resist.
- Hoops is hard to resist.
- Janko is hard to resist.
- Lionel Messi is hard to resist.
- Manchester United is hard to resist.
- Parkhead is hard to resist.
- Ronny Deila is hard to resist.
- Saidy Janko is hard to resist.
- Swiss is hard to resist.
- Switzerland is hard to resist.
- Xavi is hard to resist.


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A former member of Hillsong has likened the Pentecostal megachurch to Scientology, following the appearance of celebrity guests like Justin Bieber at its annual conference this week. In an interview with Nine Network's A Current Affair, Tanya Levin criticised the church and its pastor for charging attendees high ticket costs for the five-day conference which kicked off on Monday. Footage has also been captured of Ms Levin being escorted off the conference premises at Allphones Arena in Sydney as police alleged that she been trespassing. Ms Levin, the author of People in Glass Houses: An Insider's Story of a Life in and Out of Hillsong, says the attention Hillsong has gained at this year's conference is a 'dream come true' for pastor Brian Houston.

'Hillsong is looking a lot more and more like

OPTIONS:
- A Current Affair these days,' she said.
- Allphones Arena these days,' she said.
- An Insider these days,' she said.
- Brian Houston these days,' she said.
- Hillsong these days,' she said.
- Justin Bieber these days,' she said.
- Levin these days,' she said.
- Nine Network these days,' she said.
- Pentecostal these days,' she said.
- People in Glass Houses these days,' she said.
- Scientology these days,' she said.
- Sydney these days,' she said.
- Tanya Levin these days,' she said.


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The night Geoff Hunt killed his family before taking his own life his wife Kim had raged at him about finances, claiming one of her husband's brothers was stealing from the family trust. An inquest into the deaths of Lockhart farmer Geoff, nurse Kim and their children Fletcher, 10, Mia, 8, and Phoebe, 6, is taking place this week. A forensic psychologist told the inquest it's likely the farmer primarily wanted to kill himself due to his depression and a total loss of hope. However, he may have decided to kill his family as he believed they were dependent on him and he thought 'he would spare them future pain'. His use of a gun to inflict a single fatal injury also indicates he did not wish to inflict pain on his wife and children, the psychologist said.

The evidence suggests Mr Hunt gunned his wife down in the driveway of their property in the

OPTIONS:
- Fletcher before walking inside his house and shooting each of his children dead as they lay in their bed.
- Geoff before walking inside his house and shooting each of his children dead as they lay in their bed.
- Geoff Hunt before walking inside his house and shooting each of his children dead as they lay in their bed.
- Hunt before walking inside his house and shooting each of his children dead as they lay in their bed.
- Kim before walking inside his house and shooting each of his children dead as they lay in their bed.
- Lockhart before walking inside his house and shooting each of his children dead as they lay in their bed.
- Mia before walking inside his house and shooting each of his children dead as they lay in their bed.
- Michael before walking inside his house and shooting each of his children dead as they lay in their bed.
- NSW before walking inside his house and shooting each of his children dead as they lay in their bed.
- Phoebe before walking inside his house and shooting each of his children dead as they lay in their bed.


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(CNN) What happened late last week to Talia Jane -- who became suddenly Internet famous after being fired from her job at Yelp -- fits an all-too-easy narrative: underpaid 20-something writes desperate complaint about low wages and greedy corporate employer suppresses dissent by firing her. But millennials working for starvation pay should learn something from Jane's fate: Things could be worse, and will be, when minimum-wage laws price them out of their jobs. For many, Jane -- who wrote an open letter to her CEO about her situation -- is a sympathetic figure. She claimed she was making just $8.15 an hour after taxes working a boring job in customer relations for Yelp/Eat24. That's not a lot of money -- especially in San Francisco, and especially for an unfulfilled college graduate with an English degree and journalism aspirations.

Numerous cities are gradually doing so --

OPTIONS:
- Eat24 will have a $15-per-hour minimum by 2018.
- English will have a $15-per-hour minimum by 2018.
- Internet will have a $15-per-hour minimum by 2018.
- Jane will have a $15-per-hour minimum by 2018.
- Robby Soave will have a $15-per-hour minimum by 2018.
- San Francisco will have a $15-per-hour minimum by 2018.
- Talia Jane will have a $15-per-hour minimum by 2018.
- Yelp will have a $15-per-hour minimum by 2018.


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Park City, Utah (CNN) Republican fund-raisers are beginning to fret that Donald Trump does not comprehend the magnitude of the challenge before him, warning that if he fails to execute the basic tasks of fund-raising during a critical six-week stretch, he will find himself badly outgunned this fall. Over barbeque dinners and en-suite receptions on the grounds of this five-star retreat nestled in the Wasatch Mountains, associates of Mitt Romney's $1 billion presidential campaign swapped concerns with one another that Trump is failing to play catch-up quickly enough. There is hope that Trump can reverse fortunes with a fund-raising swing that began this week, but Republicans worry that he is poised to squander the weeks leading up to the GOP convention.

I don't think that's happened for Donald Trump," Zwick said, noting that many people on

OPTIONS:
- CNN's finance team lack longterm loyalty to his campaign.
- Donald Trump's finance team lack longterm loyalty to his campaign.
- GOP's finance team lack longterm loyalty to his campaign.
- Mitt Romney's finance team lack longterm loyalty to his campaign.
- Park City's finance team lack longterm loyalty to his campaign.
- Republican's finance team lack longterm loyalty to his campaign.
- Republicans's finance team lack longterm loyalty to his campaign.
- Trump's finance team lack longterm loyalty to his campaign.
- Utah's finance team lack longterm loyalty to his campaign.
- Wasatch Mountains's finance team lack longterm loyalty to his campaign.


The latest salvo in the all-out war between the Internal Revenue Service and congressional Republicans has landed on President Barack Obama's desk, with a letter suggesting the much-vilified former IRS manager Lois Lerner's computer hard drive may have been intentionally sabotaged in order to destroy evidence. House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Rep. Jason Chaffetz anf 20 other Republican lawmakers demanded on Monday that Obama fire IRS Commissioner John Koskinen, in a 29-page letter that includes new details describing how Lerner's hard drive appeared to computer technicians who examined it. John Minsek, a senior investigative analyst with the IRS Criminal Investigations division, gave an interview to committee investigators in July 2014, telling them that when he opened up her hard drive, its magnetic platter showed evidence of 'well-defined scoring creating a concentric circle in the proximity of the center of the disk.'

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama reported that her laptop wasn't working on the following Monday.
- House Oversight Committee reported that her laptop wasn't working on the following Monday.
- House Oversight and Government Reform reported that her laptop wasn't working on the following Monday.
- IRS reported that her laptop wasn't working on the following Monday.
- IRS Criminal Investigations division reported that her laptop wasn't working on the following Monday.
- Internal Revenue Service reported that her laptop wasn't working on the following Monday.
- Jason Chaffetz reported that her laptop wasn't working on the following Monday.
- John Koskinen reported that her laptop wasn't working on the following Monday.
- John Minsek reported that her laptop wasn't working on the following Monday.
- Lerner reported that her laptop wasn't working on the following Monday.
- Lois Lerner reported that her laptop wasn't working on the following Monday.
- Obama reported that her laptop wasn't working on the following Monday.
- Republican reported that her laptop wasn't working on the following Monday.
- Republicans reported that her laptop wasn't working on the following Monday.
- Treasury Department reported that her laptop wasn't working on the following Monday.
- WHite House reported that her laptop wasn't working on the following Monday.


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He's lauded as the Mr Nasty of Great British Bake Off,  accused of being an overly critical perfectionist and the hardest judge to impress. But according to Paul Hollywood, 49, that's all down to some crafty editing by BBC bosses. The celebrity chef insists that he's actually far nicer to the amateur bakers on the show compared with what viewers see when the programme hits our TV screens. Talking to audience members at the Radio Times Festival 2015, Hollywood, who has been a Bake Off judge alongside Mary Berry since the show first launched in 2010, insists that he's not the hard task master the show makes him out to be.

Most notably last Christmas, when he staged his own family

OPTIONS:
- BBC challenge.
- Bake Off challenge.
- French challenge.
- GBBO challenge.
- Great British Bake Off challenge.
- Hollywood challenge.
- Mary Berry challenge.
- Nasty challenge.
- Paul Hollywood challenge.
- Radio Times Festival challenge.


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

Robin van Persie scored twice as he continued his recovery from an ankle injury in Manchester United’s 4-1 win over Fulham in the Under-21 Premier League. The Holland striker’s sharp performance at Craven Cottage suggests he will be in contention to start in Louis van Gaal’s side for the visit of West Bromwich Albion on Saturday. Van Persie missed seven matches after injuring his ankle in mid-February and has only just returned to the first-team picture, replacing Wayne Rooney for the final two minutes of United’s 3-0 loss at Everton on Sunday. Robin van Persie lifts the ball over Magnus Norman to score his second, and Man United's fourth goal

The

OPTIONS:
- Craven Cottage striker gives a thumbs up to the supporters as he leaves the Craven Cottage pitch
- Everton striker gives a thumbs up to the supporters as he leaves the Craven Cottage pitch
- Fulham striker gives a thumbs up to the supporters as he leaves the Craven Cottage pitch
- Holland striker gives a thumbs up to the supporters as he leaves the Craven Cottage pitch
- Joe Rothwell striker gives a thumbs up to the supporters as he leaves the Craven Cottage pitch
- Louis van Gaal striker gives a thumbs up to the supporters as he leaves the Craven Cottage pitch
- Magnus Norman striker gives a thumbs up to the supporters as he leaves the Craven Cottage pitch
- Man United striker gives a thumbs up to the supporters as he leaves the Craven Cottage pitch
- Manchester United striker gives a thumbs up to the supporters as he leaves the Craven Cottage pitch
- Robin van Persie striker gives a thumbs up to the supporters as he leaves the Craven Cottage pitch
- Under 21s striker gives a thumbs up to the supporters as he leaves the Craven Cottage pitch
- Under-21 Premier League striker gives a thumbs up to the supporters as he leaves the Craven Cottage pitch
- United striker gives a thumbs up to the supporters as he leaves the Craven Cottage pitch
- Van Persie striker gives a thumbs up to the supporters as he leaves the Craven Cottage pitch
- Wayne Rooney striker gives a thumbs up to the supporters as he leaves the Craven Cottage pitch
- West Bromwich Albion striker gives a thumbs up to the supporters as he leaves the Craven Cottage pitch


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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Two former coaches have sued Major League Soccer team Chivas USA, claiming they were fired this year because they are not Latino. Daniel Calichman and Theothoros Chronopoulos, who worked in the team's "academy," or player development, program, accused team owner Jorge Vergara Madrigal of Mexico of enacting a Latino-only employment policy, according to a lawsuit filed in a Los Angeles County court. Calichman and Chronopoulos, who are both white, also accused Vergara of implementing a discriminatory practice that was carried over from Chivas de Guadalajara, a pro team in Mexico owned by Vergara that allegedly has hired only Mexican soccer players since 1908.

Court documents cited Vergara's comments to the press, in which he is quoted as saying the plan called for Chivas USA to be "the son of

OPTIONS:
- CNN" but "it got away from that and the clubs suffered a divorce in philosophy and structure."
- Calichman" but "it got away from that and the clubs suffered a divorce in philosophy and structure."
- Chivas" but "it got away from that and the clubs suffered a divorce in philosophy and structure."
- Chivas USA" but "it got away from that and the clubs suffered a divorce in philosophy and structure."
- Chivas de Guadalajara" but "it got away from that and the clubs suffered a divorce in philosophy and structure."
- Chronopoulos" but "it got away from that and the clubs suffered a divorce in philosophy and structure."
- Daniel Calichman" but "it got away from that and the clubs suffered a divorce in philosophy and structure."
- Jorge Vergara Madrigal" but "it got away from that and the clubs suffered a divorce in philosophy and structure."
- Latino" but "it got away from that and the clubs suffered a divorce in philosophy and structure."
- Los Angeles" but "it got away from that and the clubs suffered a divorce in philosophy and structure."
- Los Angeles County" but "it got away from that and the clubs suffered a divorce in philosophy and structure."
- Major League Soccer" but "it got away from that and the clubs suffered a divorce in philosophy and structure."
- Mexican" but "it got away from that and the clubs suffered a divorce in philosophy and structure."
- Mexico" but "it got away from that and the clubs suffered a divorce in philosophy and structure."
- Spanish" but "it got away from that and the clubs suffered a divorce in philosophy and structure."
- Theothoros Chronopoulos" but "it got away from that and the clubs suffered a divorce in philosophy and structure."
- Vergara" but "it got away from that and the clubs suffered a divorce in philosophy and structure."


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The Philae lander has made contact with Earth again this morning after sending back its first message in nearly seven months over the weekend. Ground operators said the lander is now fully operational, and is preparing to gather scientific data on the surface. Crucially, the lander has also woken up just in time to observe the most exciting period on the comet, as it reaches its closest point to the sun. Jean-Yves Le Gall, president of the French space agency, told television station France 2 this morning that the lander is now ‘completely awake’ after it re-established contact. On Saturday, after a long hibernation with its batteries run down, scientists around the world celebrated as it sent back its first message after a crucial solar recharge.

‘We knew that the comet was in effect coming out of its cometary winter into its cometary summer, and we knew as that happened, that was the best chance of hearing from

OPTIONS:
- France 2.'
- French.'
- Jean.'
- Philae.'
- Yves Le Gall.'


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UFC champion Ronda Rousey flaunted her fantastic figure in tiny blue two-piece while enjoying some fun in the sun on the beach during her visit to Rio de Janeiro - one day after boxing star Floyd Mayweather took another verbal jab at the star. The 28-year-old bantamweight champion, who has been touring the Brazilian city with her family throughout this week after successfully defending her title against Bethe Correia in Brazil on Saturday night, looked trimmed and toned on Friday in the light blue swimsuit. While Ronda was sightseeing, Floyd appeared on ESPN's SportsCenter on Thursday night, where he discussed his ongoing feud with the UFC star, explaining that he would have to take a major pay cut to fight it her in the ring.

But while

OPTIONS:
- Bethe Correia is known for her amazing athleticism, as well as her ability to stand up to her critics, the mixed-martial arts fighter has admitted that she once struggled with body acceptance and bulimia.
- Brazil is known for her amazing athleticism, as well as her ability to stand up to her critics, the mixed-martial arts fighter has admitted that she once struggled with body acceptance and bulimia.
- Brazilian is known for her amazing athleticism, as well as her ability to stand up to her critics, the mixed-martial arts fighter has admitted that she once struggled with body acceptance and bulimia.
- ESPN is known for her amazing athleticism, as well as her ability to stand up to her critics, the mixed-martial arts fighter has admitted that she once struggled with body acceptance and bulimia.
- Floyd is known for her amazing athleticism, as well as her ability to stand up to her critics, the mixed-martial arts fighter has admitted that she once struggled with body acceptance and bulimia.
- Floyd Mayweather is known for her amazing athleticism, as well as her ability to stand up to her critics, the mixed-martial arts fighter has admitted that she once struggled with body acceptance and bulimia.
- Rio de Janeiro is known for her amazing athleticism, as well as her ability to stand up to her critics, the mixed-martial arts fighter has admitted that she once struggled with body acceptance and bulimia.
- Ronda is known for her amazing athleticism, as well as her ability to stand up to her critics, the mixed-martial arts fighter has admitted that she once struggled with body acceptance and bulimia.
- Ronda Rousey is known for her amazing athleticism, as well as her ability to stand up to her critics, the mixed-martial arts fighter has admitted that she once struggled with body acceptance and bulimia.
- SportsCenter is known for her amazing athleticism, as well as her ability to stand up to her critics, the mixed-martial arts fighter has admitted that she once struggled with body acceptance and bulimia.
- UFC is known for her amazing athleticism, as well as her ability to stand up to her critics, the mixed-martial arts fighter has admitted that she once struggled with body acceptance and bulimia.


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Sherman Hemsley's body lies in an El Paso, Texas, funeral home refrigerator more than a month after his death while a court decides who gets the actor's remains. A Philadelphia man claiming to be the "Jeffersons" actor's brother is challenging a will Hemsley signed a month before his death, according to the funeral home handling his arrangements. "It is disgraceful," Hemsley's longtime partner Flora Enchinton told CNN affiliate KVIA-TV. "It is sad. This was a man with dignity." The will signed by Hemsley on June 13, 2012, a month after he was diagnosed with cancer, named Enchinton as executor and left his entire estate to her, according to court papers.

Enchinton, who said she lived with Hemsley at his

OPTIONS:
- CNN home for the past decade, told KVIA-TV that the dispute gives her a "very ugly feeling, very desperate feeling that I feel inside."
- El Paso home for the past decade, told KVIA-TV that the dispute gives her a "very ugly feeling, very desperate feeling that I feel inside."
- Enchinton home for the past decade, told KVIA-TV that the dispute gives her a "very ugly feeling, very desperate feeling that I feel inside."
- Flora Enchinton home for the past decade, told KVIA-TV that the dispute gives her a "very ugly feeling, very desperate feeling that I feel inside."
- Hemsley home for the past decade, told KVIA-TV that the dispute gives her a "very ugly feeling, very desperate feeling that I feel inside."
- Jeffersons home for the past decade, told KVIA-TV that the dispute gives her a "very ugly feeling, very desperate feeling that I feel inside."
- KVIA-TV home for the past decade, told KVIA-TV that the dispute gives her a "very ugly feeling, very desperate feeling that I feel inside."
- Philadelphia home for the past decade, told KVIA-TV that the dispute gives her a "very ugly feeling, very desperate feeling that I feel inside."
- Sherman Hemsley home for the past decade, told KVIA-TV that the dispute gives her a "very ugly feeling, very desperate feeling that I feel inside."
- Texas home for the past decade, told KVIA-TV that the dispute gives her a "very ugly feeling, very desperate feeling that I feel inside."


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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) The father of one of the missing Nigerian schoolgirls abducted from Chibok two years ago has told CNN he is overjoyed to see her alive on a new video released by the terrorist group Sunday. Yakubu Kabu confirmed to CNN that he saw his daughter speaking in the new video, which demands the release of Boko Haram fighters in exchange for the kidnapped girls. The Nigerian government has said it is still "in touch" with Boko Haram and "working for the girls' release," the Federal Ministry of Information and Culture said on their official Facebook page. "We are being extremely careful because the situation has been compounded by the split in the leadership of Boko Haram," said Alhaji Lai Mohammed, Minister of Information of Culture, according to the statement.

Shehu Sani, a

OPTIONS:
- Alhaji Lai Mohammed senator, told CNN: "This is more of a show of strength to the Nigerian government and to ISIS.
- Boko Haram senator, told CNN: "This is more of a show of strength to the Nigerian government and to ISIS.
- CNN senator, told CNN: "This is more of a show of strength to the Nigerian government and to ISIS.
- Chibok senator, told CNN: "This is more of a show of strength to the Nigerian government and to ISIS.
- Facebook senator, told CNN: "This is more of a show of strength to the Nigerian government and to ISIS.
- Federal Ministry of Information and Culture senator, told CNN: "This is more of a show of strength to the Nigerian government and to ISIS.
- Information of Culture senator, told CNN: "This is more of a show of strength to the Nigerian government and to ISIS.
- Lagos senator, told CNN: "This is more of a show of strength to the Nigerian government and to ISIS.
- Nigeria senator, told CNN: "This is more of a show of strength to the Nigerian government and to ISIS.
- Nigerian senator, told CNN: "This is more of a show of strength to the Nigerian government and to ISIS.
- Yakubu Kabu senator, told CNN: "This is more of a show of strength to the Nigerian government and to ISIS.


(CNN) "I never saw it coming," said Susan, whose family requested that we not use their last names. In 2008, her daughter's cancer came back for the third time. Hope was in her early 30s. They cried together visiting the funeral home, as Hope decided which kind of flowers she wanted at her own memorial. She wanted doves to be released. Meanwhile, Hope's doctor couldn't find any past records of her cancer, a bone cancer known as Ewing's sarcoma. He asked Susan for the names of the doctors who had treated her over the past eight years. Susan went through Hope's drawers and cabinets. Empty.

"Nobody disputes that this kind of behavior occurs," she said, but without more research on the Munchausen diagnoses, it's difficult to know how often

OPTIONS:
- CNN is misdiagnosed, as well.
- Ewing is misdiagnosed, as well.
- Hope is misdiagnosed, as well.
- Munchausen is misdiagnosed, as well.
- Susan is misdiagnosed, as well.


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(CNN) Donald Trump criticized Hillary Clinton on Sunday for not knowing what the "(C)" label meant when it was used on her State Department emails. But the Republican presidential nominee apparently doesn't know what it means either. "Lyin' Hillary Clinton told the FBI that she did not know the 'C' marking on documents stood for classified. How can this be happening?" Trump wrote on Twitter. John Noonan, a national security adviser to Jeb Bush and Mitt Romney, observed that Trump had incorrectly ascribed "classified" to the "C" markings -- they actually denote a lower security status, "confidential." Noonan wrote, "(C) stands for CONFIDENTIAL. Confidential, Secret, Top Secret are levels of classification. DoD Directive 5200.01."

For its part, the Clinton campaign said it was "pleased" by the release of the

OPTIONS:
- Clinton report on Friday.
- DoD Directive report on Friday.
- Donald Trump report on Friday.
- FBI report on Friday.
- Hillary Clinton report on Friday.
- Jeb Bush report on Friday.
- John Noonan report on Friday.
- Lyin report on Friday.
- Mitt Romney report on Friday.
- Noonan report on Friday.
- Republican report on Friday.
- State Department report on Friday.
- Top Secret report on Friday.
- Trump report on Friday.
- Twitter report on Friday.


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Pakistan-born bowler Fawad Ahmed has been tipped to give England a stern examination this summer after being called into Australia's Ashes squad on Tuesday. The 33-year-old, who sought asylum in Australia in 2010 before securing residency two years later, is one of 17 players selected for both the five-Test series and a preceding tour of the West Indies. Ahmed took 48 wickets during Victoria's triumphant Sheffield Shield campaign, catching the eye of national selector Rod Marsh, who feels the spinner can make life difficult for England's batsmen when the Ashes series starts in July. Fawad Ahmed celebrates after taking eight wickets for Victoria in the Sheffield Shield final last week

'Believe it or not,

OPTIONS:
- Adam Voges is always looking for leg-spinners.
- Ahmed is always looking for leg-spinners.
- Ashes is always looking for leg-spinners.
- Australia is always looking for leg-spinners.
- England is always looking for leg-spinners.
- Fawad Ahmed is always looking for leg-spinners.
- Glenn Maxwell is always looking for leg-spinners.
- Pakistan is always looking for leg-spinners.
- Rod Marsh is always looking for leg-spinners.
- Ryan Harris is always looking for leg-spinners.
- Sheffield Shield is always looking for leg-spinners.
- Test is always looking for leg-spinners.
- Victoria is always looking for leg-spinners.
- West Indies is always looking for leg-spinners.
- Western Australia is always looking for leg-spinners.
- World Cup is always looking for leg-spinners.