Complete the passage.

Lester Holt will most likely take Brian Williams' anchor chair on 'NBC Nightly News' permanently, reports say. Williams will likely lose his 'Nightly News' anchor role as talks continue among NBC chiefs who are working to come up with a solution, according to sources. It is becoming increasingly clear that Holt will remain in the anchor chair after Williams' six-month suspension is up, CNN reports. 'Brian’s six-month suspension is over in early August, and NBC chiefs are under pressure to come up with a solution,' a source told Page Six. However, the solution may already be in place -- or in anchor chair.

Earlier reports stressed the possibility that executives at the network are considering other things for

OPTIONS:
- Brian Williams to do at NBC besides anchoring 'Nightly News'.
- Brian’s to do at NBC besides anchoring 'Nightly News'.
- CNN to do at NBC besides anchoring 'Nightly News'.
- Holt to do at NBC besides anchoring 'Nightly News'.
- Lester Holt to do at NBC besides anchoring 'Nightly News'.
- NBC to do at NBC besides anchoring 'Nightly News'.
- NBC Nightly News to do at NBC besides anchoring 'Nightly News'.
- Nightly News to do at NBC besides anchoring 'Nightly News'.
- Page Six to do at NBC besides anchoring 'Nightly News'.
- Williams to do at NBC besides anchoring 'Nightly News'.


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(CNN) Huddled around a corner table during happy hour at the swanky St. Regis Hotel bar in downtown Washington, five young Republicans busily brainstormed how they could help Hillary Clinton become the next president of the United States. The group included an unlikely gang of pro-Clinton foot soldiers, including a Mississippi-born Southern Baptist who got her start in GOP politics as an intern in the second Bush White House, a conservative health care policy analyst who has volunteered for anti-abortion causes and a former president of the Cornell University College Republicans. Over glasses of wine and champagne Monday night, they kicked off the first steering committee meeting for a new organization: "Republican Women for Hillary."

"That being said, I can't vote for someone like

OPTIONS:
- Bush White House because he's overtly racist and misogynist."
- Clinton because he's overtly racist and misogynist."
- Cornell University College because he's overtly racist and misogynist."
- GOP because he's overtly racist and misogynist."
- Hillary because he's overtly racist and misogynist."
- Hillary Clinton because he's overtly racist and misogynist."
- Mississippi because he's overtly racist and misogynist."
- Never Trump because he's overtly racist and misogynist."
- Republican because he's overtly racist and misogynist."
- Republicans because he's overtly racist and misogynist."
- Southern Baptist because he's overtly racist and misogynist."
- St. Regis Hotel because he's overtly racist and misogynist."
- Trump because he's overtly racist and misogynist."
- United States because he's overtly racist and misogynist."
- Washington because he's overtly racist and misogynist."


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As the only man in the world to lift four times his own body weight, Anton Kraft is pound-for-pound the strongest man in the world. The 4'4' dwarf, who resides in Florida, has lifted as much as 36 stone. With women, he is no less ambitious. Kraft , 52, only dates women who are more than a foot taller than he is. For the past six months he has been dating 6'3' China Bell. Bell, 43, who was born male and has since transitioned, admits she was unsure when he first asked her out but was quickly bowled over by his weightlifting skills.

'

OPTIONS:
- '3' China Bell is one the states that have same-sex marriage - and both of us are basically the same sex.
- 4'4 is one the states that have same-sex marriage - and both of us are basically the same sex.
- Anton Kraft is one the states that have same-sex marriage - and both of us are basically the same sex.
- Bell is one the states that have same-sex marriage - and both of us are basically the same sex.
- Florida is one the states that have same-sex marriage - and both of us are basically the same sex.
- Kraft is one the states that have same-sex marriage - and both of us are basically the same sex.


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David Cameron's claim to be a 'tax-cutting politician' was under fire last night – as a study found the Coalition has raised taxes by more than £16billion a year. The independent Institute for Fiscal Studies said the net effect of changes by the Coalition had raised taxes by an average £255 for every person in the UK. The respected think-tank found the tax rises totalled £64.3billion – including a £14billion hike in VAT and a £5.2billion increase in National Insurance contributions. Millions of people have been dragged into paying the 40p tax rate for the first time – and inheritance tax has increased as thresholds have been frozen for years.

The IFS said the

OPTIONS:
- Coalition's changes represented a 'missed opportunity to improve the tax system', with little attempt to address 'fundamental structural deficiencies'.
- David Cameron's changes represented a 'missed opportunity to improve the tax system', with little attempt to address 'fundamental structural deficiencies'.
- Institute for Fiscal Studies's changes represented a 'missed opportunity to improve the tax system', with little attempt to address 'fundamental structural deficiencies'.
- Labour's changes represented a 'missed opportunity to improve the tax system', with little attempt to address 'fundamental structural deficiencies'.
- UK's changes represented a 'missed opportunity to improve the tax system', with little attempt to address 'fundamental structural deficiencies'.


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The Romans may have marched across Britain and left many impressive monuments, but few of their footprints remain. Now, a Roman tile bearing a clear imprint of a naked foot has been discovered close to Hadrian’s Wall. It’s the first human footprint to have been found at the fortified settlement of Vindolanda and is thought to have been made 2,000 years ago. The size of the partial print of a right foot indicates it was made by a teenager between 160 and 180 AD, either by accident or as an act of mischief. Although it has not been confirmed that the teenager was a soldier, men were able to join the military between the ages of 16 to 50.

‘It brings full circle the story that

OPTIONS:
- AD has to tell.
- Britain has to tell.
- Hadian has to tell.
- Hadrian’s Wall has to tell.
- Roman has to tell.
- Romans has to tell.
- Vindoland has to tell.
- Vindolanda has to tell.
- Wall has to tell.


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A heartbroken husband has told how he kept his final promise to his dying wife by kissing her goodnight as she drew her last breath. Mother-of-one Elly West, 35, from of Hull, East Yorkshire, made a wish list after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease just ten months ago - which her husband Rory, 37, helped her complete. Elly's first wish was to create happy memories for their daughter Poppy, nine, and lastly, to be kissed by Rory in her final moments. Tragically, Elly lost her struggle to survive on Sept 5. But before she died, Rory honoured their agreement - and says he'll never forget their last precious minutes together.

In early September, Elly was moved to Dove House Hospice in Hull where Rory fulfilled

OPTIONS:
- East Yorkshire's final dying wish.
- Elly's final dying wish.
- Elly West's final dying wish.
- Hull's final dying wish.
- Mother's final dying wish.
- Poppy's final dying wish.
- Rory's final dying wish.


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(CNN) A decade ago, Ben Ray had hoped to ease into retirement at his two-story wooden house nestled in the heart of the Sequoia National Forest. But the 79-year-old central California general contractor, who built homes for his future neighbors in Sierra Nevada Mountain communities such as Ponderosa and Pierpont, and his wife, Michelle, haven't had the luxury of relaxation. That's because hundreds of once verdant pine and cedar trees, stretching far beyond their 5 acre spread, have perished at a rate so fast he's lost count of the carnage. "I don't know what to do," said Ray, a rugged heavyset man whose eyes wet behind his tinted sunglasses as he speaks of the destruction. "It's just devastating to see our forest dying like this."

Leaning against her white truck,

OPTIONS:
- Ben Ray offered up a prayer in the hope that something can be done to save those trees from dying.
- California offered up a prayer in the hope that something can be done to save those trees from dying.
- Michelle offered up a prayer in the hope that something can be done to save those trees from dying.
- Pierpont offered up a prayer in the hope that something can be done to save those trees from dying.
- Ponderosa offered up a prayer in the hope that something can be done to save those trees from dying.
- Ray offered up a prayer in the hope that something can be done to save those trees from dying.
- Sequoia National Forest offered up a prayer in the hope that something can be done to save those trees from dying.
- Sierra Nevada Mountain offered up a prayer in the hope that something can be done to save those trees from dying.


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Mathieu Bastareaud and Thierry Dusautoir's imposing frames may not have delivered for France this Six Nations but they made the day of some young stars of the future on Wednesday. France have just one win from their three this tournament but will be looking to turn that around in Rome when they take on Italy, one of the two team's behind them on the table. Before they got down to business on Wednesday with their preparations ahead of their clash with Italy, Bastareaud, Dusautoir and Co showed their squad remains in good spirits with a pre-training session with local children in Marcoussis.

Kids pile onto powerful France centre

OPTIONS:
- Bastareaud during a training session in Marcoussis
- Dusautoir and Co during a training session in Marcoussis
- France during a training session in Marcoussis
- Italy during a training session in Marcoussis
- Marcoussis during a training session in Marcoussis
- Mathieu Bastareaud during a training session in Marcoussis
- RBS Six Nations during a training session in Marcoussis
- Rome during a training session in Marcoussis
- Scotland during a training session in Marcoussis
- Six Nations during a training session in Marcoussis
- Thierry Dusautoir during a training session in Marcoussis


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West Ham may have been playing in Pyrenees, but this was anything but an uphill task. Despite having to play 76 minutes with 10 men after Diafra Sakho was sent off, the Hammers cruised past Lusitans. Elliiot Lee's first goal for the club booked a Europa League second qualifying round clash against Maltese side Birkikara - who boast former Italy international Fabrizio Miccoli. Lusitans average attendance is 100; there were 10 times that - half of those Hammers fans - packed into the homely Estadi Comunal for the biggest game in the Andorran club's history. After being branded disrespectful by opposing manager Xavi Roura for not sitting on the bench during the first-leg, Slaven Bilic took his place in the dug-out for the first time since his appointment as the club's manager.

OPTIONS:
- Andorran's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.
- Birkikara's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.
- Birkirkara's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.
- Diafra Sakho's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.
- Elliiot Lee's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.
- Elliot Lee's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.
- Estadi Comunal's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.
- Europa League's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.
- Fabrizio Miccoli's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.
- Hammers's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.
- Italy's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.
- Lusitans's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.
- Malta's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.
- Maltese's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.
- Pyrenees's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.
- Slaven Bilic's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.
- West Ham's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.
- Xavi Roura's team-mates, however, didn't lose their composure - their 3-0 advantage from the first-leg ensured panic didn't set in.


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(CNN) On four separate instances in 2011, Donald Trump took swipes at former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman's Mormon faith during a spat between the two, according to a CNN review of Trump's public statements at the time. Trump has struggled with Mormon voters this year, and a new "Deseret News" poll showed Trump and Hillary Clinton tied in the state at 26% with independent conservative candidate Evan McMullin trailing closely. In 2011, when Huntsman was a Republican candidate for president, Trump insisted that Huntsman requested a meeting with him but that he declined the request. Huntsman said he never asked to meet Trump, but it was actually Trump who asked him to meet with him at Trump Tower.

Huntsman called on

OPTIONS:
- CNN to drop out of the race after a 2005 video tape surfaced that showed Trump making lewd comments.
- Deseret News to drop out of the race after a 2005 video tape surfaced that showed Trump making lewd comments.
- Donald Trump to drop out of the race after a 2005 video tape surfaced that showed Trump making lewd comments.
- Evan McMullin to drop out of the race after a 2005 video tape surfaced that showed Trump making lewd comments.
- Hillary Clinton to drop out of the race after a 2005 video tape surfaced that showed Trump making lewd comments.
- Huntsman to drop out of the race after a 2005 video tape surfaced that showed Trump making lewd comments.
- Jon Huntsman to drop out of the race after a 2005 video tape surfaced that showed Trump making lewd comments.
- Mormon to drop out of the race after a 2005 video tape surfaced that showed Trump making lewd comments.
- Republican to drop out of the race after a 2005 video tape surfaced that showed Trump making lewd comments.
- Trump to drop out of the race after a 2005 video tape surfaced that showed Trump making lewd comments.
- Trump Tower to drop out of the race after a 2005 video tape surfaced that showed Trump making lewd comments.
- Utah to drop out of the race after a 2005 video tape surfaced that showed Trump making lewd comments.


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Michelle Obama urged Cambodian students to finish their education, follow their dreams and speak up to demand greater freedoms and more equality in their Southeast Asian country. The US first lady did not explicitly criticize Cambodia's human rights record or its government, which has been ruled for 30 years by authoritarian strongman Hun Sen, the prime minister. But she sent a pointed message, and one that she delivered seated beside Hun Sen's wife, Bun Rany. Scroll down for video Michelle Obama hugs Sohang Vean, a student at a local high school she was visiting to encourage women in the country to continue their educations

OPTIONS:
- Angkor Wat is one of the world's longest-serving heads of state, and has been regularly criticized by political opponents and human rights groups for monopolizing power and brutally crushing dissent.
- Bun Rany is one of the world's longest-serving heads of state, and has been regularly criticized by political opponents and human rights groups for monopolizing power and brutally crushing dissent.
- Cambodia is one of the world's longest-serving heads of state, and has been regularly criticized by political opponents and human rights groups for monopolizing power and brutally crushing dissent.
- Cambodian is one of the world's longest-serving heads of state, and has been regularly criticized by political opponents and human rights groups for monopolizing power and brutally crushing dissent.
- Hun Sen is one of the world's longest-serving heads of state, and has been regularly criticized by political opponents and human rights groups for monopolizing power and brutally crushing dissent.
- Michelle Obama is one of the world's longest-serving heads of state, and has been regularly criticized by political opponents and human rights groups for monopolizing power and brutally crushing dissent.
- Obama is one of the world's longest-serving heads of state, and has been regularly criticized by political opponents and human rights groups for monopolizing power and brutally crushing dissent.
- Sohang Vean is one of the world's longest-serving heads of state, and has been regularly criticized by political opponents and human rights groups for monopolizing power and brutally crushing dissent.
- Southeast Asian is one of the world's longest-serving heads of state, and has been regularly criticized by political opponents and human rights groups for monopolizing power and brutally crushing dissent.
- US is one of the world's longest-serving heads of state, and has been regularly criticized by political opponents and human rights groups for monopolizing power and brutally crushing dissent.


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The future of Andy Murray’s coaching arrangement with Amelie Mauresmo looks shrouded in doubt after he confirmed that they will take a prolonged break from each other after Wimbledon. Mauresmo, who is expecting a baby in August, will be replaced by Swede Jonas Bjorkman in the lead-up to the US Open and quite possibly after that, depending on how she assesses her priorities. The 27-year-old Scot, who is in Munich for this week’s BMW Open and joined in the 100-year celebrations at the Iphitos Tennis Club on Monday night, parted company with Ivan Lendl last year because the Czech was no longer able to spend half the year travelling.

OPTIONS:
- Amelie Mauresmo (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening
- Andy Murray (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening
- BMW Open (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening
- Bjorkman (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening
- Czech (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening
- Iphitos Tennis Club (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening
- Ivan Lendl (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening
- Jonas Bjorkman (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening
- Mauresmo (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening
- Munich (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening
- Murray (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening
- Scot (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening
- Swede Jonas Bjorkman (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening
- US Open (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening
- Wimbledon (left) and coach Jonas Bjorkman enjoy the celebrations in Munich on Monday evening


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Washington (CNN) Carol Swain, a conservative African-American professor, slammed the Black Lives Matter movement Saturday, calling it a "very destructive force" in America. CNN's Michael Smerconish asked Swain, along with civil rights attorney Areva Martin, to comment on the conservative website Drudge Report's decision to lead the homepage with the title "Black Lives Kill" following the shooting of police officers in Dallas. The headline was quickly pulled down. "Is this the end of the Black Lives Matter movement?" Smerconish asked. "I certainly hope so," Swain, a law professor at Vanderbilt University, responded on CNN's "Smerconish." "Because I believe that it's been a very destructive force in America, and I urge all of your viewers to go to that website and look at what they're really about. It's a Marxist organization all about black liberation. It's not really addressing the real problems affecting African-Americans and so it's problematic, it's misleading black people, it needs to go."

"

OPTIONS:
- African has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."
- America has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."
- American has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."
- Americans has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."
- Areva Martin has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."
- Black Lives Kill has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."
- Black Lives Matter has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."
- CNN has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."
- Carol Swain has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."
- Dallas has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."
- Drudge Report has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."
- Marxist has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."
- Michael Smerconish has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."
- Smerconish has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."
- Swain has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."
- Vanderbilt University has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."
- Washington has done more to move the needle on reforms in the criminal justice system than elected officials and community leaders all over this country."


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A battle over the legendary Milano cookie is heading from an oven to the court room. Pepperidge Farm is suing Trader Joe's for infringing on the trademark of the popular cookie. A complaint filed Wednesday in a New Haven, Connecticut federal court says Trader Joe's version of a sandwich cookie called Trader Joe's Crispy Cookies, looks too similar to the Milano cookie. Reuters reported that the complaint also says the sale of the product by Trader Joe's is 'damaging its goodwill and confusing shoppers.' Milano cookies are crispy oval-shaped vanilla cookies with a chocolate creme filling. They were introduced to the market in 1956, and over the years different variations have been crafted including mint chocolate, pumpkin spice and orange chocolate.

'The acts of Trader Joe's have been malicious and calculated to injure

OPTIONS:
- Connecticut,' the suit reads.
- Crispy Cookies,' the suit reads.
- Milano,' the suit reads.
- New Haven,' the suit reads.
- Pepperidge Farm,' the suit reads.
- Reuters,' the suit reads.
- Trader Joe's,' the suit reads.
- Trader Joe's Crispy Cookies,' the suit reads.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) The Environmental Protection Agency's acting science adviser is retiring, he told CNN Saturday. Robert Kavlock, who also serves as acting assistant administrator for the Office of Research and Development, will be leaving his position effective November 3, he said. He initially declined to explain the reasons behind his retirement, but in a follow-up email to CNN, he said he had worked at the agency for four decades "so it was not an early retirement." He added that "the time was right to go for a variety of reasons." Kavlock, who has more than 33 years of scientific experience, previously directed the National Center for Computational Toxicology within ORD. He joined the EPA in 1977, according to his biography on the agency's website.

In May,

OPTIONS:
- CNN dismissed half the scientists who were serving on the executive committee of a key EPA science review board that provided guidance on air and water quality.
- EPA dismissed half the scientists who were serving on the executive committee of a key EPA science review board that provided guidance on air and water quality.
- Environmental Protection Agency dismissed half the scientists who were serving on the executive committee of a key EPA science review board that provided guidance on air and water quality.
- Kavlock dismissed half the scientists who were serving on the executive committee of a key EPA science review board that provided guidance on air and water quality.
- National Center for Computational Toxicology dismissed half the scientists who were serving on the executive committee of a key EPA science review board that provided guidance on air and water quality.
- ORD dismissed half the scientists who were serving on the executive committee of a key EPA science review board that provided guidance on air and water quality.
- Office of Research and Development dismissed half the scientists who were serving on the executive committee of a key EPA science review board that provided guidance on air and water quality.
- Robert Kavlock dismissed half the scientists who were serving on the executive committee of a key EPA science review board that provided guidance on air and water quality.
- Washington dismissed half the scientists who were serving on the executive committee of a key EPA science review board that provided guidance on air and water quality.


Barcelona, Spain (CNN) Spain's highest court has suspended a meeting of Catalonia's regional parliament planned for Monday in an apparent attempt to prevent Catalan President Carles Puigdemont's expected declaration of independence. The Constitutional Court said Thursday it had issued the suspension decision following a request from the Catalan Socialist Party, which opposes secession. The parliamentary session was to have been Puigdemont's first opportunity to make a formal declaration of independence under a Catalan referendum law that the Constitutional Court had previously ruled illegal. "We are considering what to do," Carme Forcadell, the regional Parliament's president, told reporters. "I can assure you that we will defend the sovereignty of the Parliament and the freedom of speech, as well as the lawmakers' right of initiative."

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona authorities believe Trapero's 17,000-strong force did not do enough to prevent the banned referendum from taking place.
- CNN authorities believe Trapero's 17,000-strong force did not do enough to prevent the banned referendum from taking place.
- Carles Puigdemont authorities believe Trapero's 17,000-strong force did not do enough to prevent the banned referendum from taking place.
- Carme Forcadell authorities believe Trapero's 17,000-strong force did not do enough to prevent the banned referendum from taking place.
- Catalan authorities believe Trapero's 17,000-strong force did not do enough to prevent the banned referendum from taking place.
- Catalan Socialist Party authorities believe Trapero's 17,000-strong force did not do enough to prevent the banned referendum from taking place.
- Catalonia authorities believe Trapero's 17,000-strong force did not do enough to prevent the banned referendum from taking place.
- Constitutional Court authorities believe Trapero's 17,000-strong force did not do enough to prevent the banned referendum from taking place.
- Puigdemont authorities believe Trapero's 17,000-strong force did not do enough to prevent the banned referendum from taking place.
- Spain authorities believe Trapero's 17,000-strong force did not do enough to prevent the banned referendum from taking place.
- Spanish authorities believe Trapero's 17,000-strong force did not do enough to prevent the banned referendum from taking place.


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(CNN) Travel advisories warn you to carefully consider visiting certain places. Reasons typically range from severe weather to government instability, from civil war to terrorism. The US State Department issues such advisories on a regular basis. Earlier this month it warned Americans against traveling to Somalia because of widespread terrorist and criminal activity, including kidnappings, bombings and murders. Last week, the NAACP issued a travel advisory of its own, warning people of color that their civil rights could be violated in the state of Missouri. The advisory, issued by the Missouri NAACP State Conference and endorsed by the national organization, is the first of its kind in the civil rights organization's 108-year history. "Individuals traveling in the state are advised to travel with extreme CAUTION," the advisory says. "Race, gender and color based crimes have a long history in Missouri."

"We're looking for a way to truly move

OPTIONS:
- Americans forward ...
- CNN forward ...
- Missouri forward ...
- Missouri NAACP State Conference forward ...
- NAACP forward ...
- Somalia forward ...
- US State Department forward ...


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(CNN) Nick Kyrgios got hot under the collar on a cold and wet first day of the French Open as he picked up a code violation on his way to a straight sets win. The Australian is known for his fiery temperament and fell foul of chair umpire Carlos Ramos after loudly asking a ballboy for a towel during his win Sunday over Italy's Marco Cecchinato. Ramos ruled he had overstepped the mark with his demand but Krygios disagreed in an expletive-filled rant during a first set tiebreaker. He drew attention to an incident involving world number one Novak Djokovic at the Rome Masters last week where the Serbian escaped sanction for an altercation with umpire Carlos Bernardes -- and accused Ramos of "unbelievable bias."

Still clearly seething,

OPTIONS:
- Australian settled down to take the breaker 8-6 and it was the same margin in the second set tiebreak.
- CNN settled down to take the breaker 8-6 and it was the same margin in the second set tiebreak.
- Carlos Bernardes settled down to take the breaker 8-6 and it was the same margin in the second set tiebreak.
- Carlos Ramos settled down to take the breaker 8-6 and it was the same margin in the second set tiebreak.
- French Open settled down to take the breaker 8-6 and it was the same margin in the second set tiebreak.
- Italy settled down to take the breaker 8-6 and it was the same margin in the second set tiebreak.
- Krygios settled down to take the breaker 8-6 and it was the same margin in the second set tiebreak.
- Marco Cecchinato settled down to take the breaker 8-6 and it was the same margin in the second set tiebreak.
- Nick Kygios settled down to take the breaker 8-6 and it was the same margin in the second set tiebreak.
- Nick Kyrgios settled down to take the breaker 8-6 and it was the same margin in the second set tiebreak.
- Novak Djokovic settled down to take the breaker 8-6 and it was the same margin in the second set tiebreak.
- Petra Kvitova settled down to take the breaker 8-6 and it was the same margin in the second set tiebreak.
- Ramos settled down to take the breaker 8-6 and it was the same margin in the second set tiebreak.
- Rome Masters settled down to take the breaker 8-6 and it was the same margin in the second set tiebreak.
- Serbian settled down to take the breaker 8-6 and it was the same margin in the second set tiebreak.


A Federal Bureau of Investigation search warrant has provided a rare glimpse into the increasingly complex efforts of U.S. law enforcement to combat child pornography online, leading to the seizure this year of a website with nearly 215,000 users. The search warrant, unsealed on Monday in federal court in Brooklyn, New York, showed that the FBI seized the website's North Carolina server on February 20 but allowed it to remain operating for about two weeks while authorities investigated its users. According the search warrant describing the website's activities, it operated on a network designed to facilitate anonymous communication over the Internet that protected users' privacy.

An

OPTIONS:
- Brooklyn spokeswoman declined to comment, saying the agency does not discuss 'ongoing investigations.'
- FBI spokeswoman declined to comment, saying the agency does not discuss 'ongoing investigations.'
- Federal Bureau of Investigation spokeswoman declined to comment, saying the agency does not discuss 'ongoing investigations.'
- Internet spokeswoman declined to comment, saying the agency does not discuss 'ongoing investigations.'
- New York spokeswoman declined to comment, saying the agency does not discuss 'ongoing investigations.'
- North Carolina spokeswoman declined to comment, saying the agency does not discuss 'ongoing investigations.'
- U.S. spokeswoman declined to comment, saying the agency does not discuss 'ongoing investigations.'


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

(CNN) One of Afghanistan's most notorious warlords Gulbuddin Hekmatyar has returned to the Afghan capital Kabul after nearly two decades in exile, reported Tolo, an Afghan news agency. The return of Hekmatyar, a former prime minister, comes eight months after the government signed a peace deal with representatives of Hezb-e-Islami -- the insurgent faction led by the warlord. Hekmatyar's convoy, complete with luxury SUVs loaded with heavily armed men, drove almost 200 kilometers from Nangarhar Province to Kabul on Thursday. Dozens of Kabul residents gathered along the streets as he arrived, with some chanting, "Long live Hekmatyar." He then met with Afghan president Ashraf Ghani. He was expected to address a mass rally Friday at Kabul's Ghazi Stadium, Tolo reports.

Hekmatyar has killed thousands of innocent people by hundreds of rockets in

OPTIONS:
- Afghan city."
- Afghanistan city."
- Ashraf Ghani city."
- Ghazi Stadium city."
- Gulbuddin Hekmatyar city."
- Hekmatyar city."
- Hezb city."
- Islami city."
- Kabul city."
- Nangarhar Province city."
- Rocketyar city."
- Tolo city."
- Warlord city."


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

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

prompted

OPTIONS:
- America to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- American to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- Comedy Central to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- Cybernat to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- Cybernats to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- Daily Show to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- Haggis to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- Jon Stewart to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- Miss Sturgeon to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- Nicola Sturgeon to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- SNP to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- Saddam Hussein to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- Scotland to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- Scottish to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- Scottish National Party to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- Stewart to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- Sturgeon to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- The Daily Show to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- UK to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- US to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- United States to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.
- Westminster to attempt to turn serious, complaining 'they're cutting our budget.


Write the last sentence in this story.

The promoter of a dance party at which six people collapsed from 'overdosing on liquid fantasy' has defended the event in an impassioned social media post. Dirty Funken Beats organiser Christian Avant hosted a similar event on Sydney Harbour at Easter which was shut down when four people overdosed on ecstasy. At the weekend a party was held at McLaren's Landing South Strandbroke Island, off the coast of south-east Queensland, attended by several hundred people. Six people collapsed, five were rushed to hospital and two were left in a critical condition. A Queensland police spokesman confirmed to Daily Mail Australia at the weekend three men and two women had been taken to Gold Coast University Hospital.

'As an event organiser that puts 1000s of hours into these events and has an unrivalled passion for what I do, to have something like this happen is devastating not only on an organisational level but because I care about the safety and wellbeing of every person that attends

OPTIONS:
- Christian Avant,' the post continued.
- Daily Mail Australia,' the post continued.
- Dirty Funken Beats,' the post continued.
- Easter,' the post continued.
- Gold Coast University Hospital,' the post continued.
- Landing South Strandbroke Island,' the post continued.
- McLaren,' the post continued.
- Queensland,' the post continued.
- South Stradbroke Island,' the post continued.
- Sydney Harbour,' the post continued.


How does this story end?

Boston (CNN) -- For more than a year, Ellen O'Donnell slept on the streets, where she was the target of theft, violence and cruelty. Her situation left her neglecting chronic health problems that threatened her survival. "It was so difficult to access [medical] services. I was totally alienated and I just couldn't relate," O'Donnell said. "I would get things stolen from me. And ... two young women tried to set me on fire. Life was just this movie and I wasn't going to bother participating anymore." Then O'Donnell stumbled upon someone she could relate to: Dr. Roseanna Means. Since 1999, Means and her team have set up clinics inside Boston shelters to offer direct, free medical care to thousands of homeless women and children.

Today,

OPTIONS:
- Boston's newfound sight has lifted her depression and helped her take fewer medications.
- CNN's newfound sight has lifted her depression and helped her take fewer medications.
- CNN Heroes's newfound sight has lifted her depression and helped her take fewer medications.
- Ellen O'Donnell's newfound sight has lifted her depression and helped her take fewer medications.
- Means's newfound sight has lifted her depression and helped her take fewer medications.
- O'Donnell's newfound sight has lifted her depression and helped her take fewer medications.
- Roseanna Means's newfound sight has lifted her depression and helped her take fewer medications.


Complete the passage.

For years it has served as a place for reflection for the Roman Catholic relatives and friends of sick patients. So a plan to turn the hospital chapel into a Muslim prayer room has outraged worshippers. Bosses at North Manchester General say the switch is under consideration because they have to offer facilities for Muslims praying for loved ones. But Catholic priests say their faithful will now have no space of their own. ‘St Raphael’s chapel contains the blessed sacrament and mass is celebrated weekly,’ said Father Ray Matus, of St Chads, Cheetham Hill. ‘It is well used and highly valued by patients, staff and visitors at the hospital. Worship spaces are going to be provided for Muslims, Jews and Protestant Christians, and even a quiet room for people of no faith at all.

OPTIONS:
- Catholic make up 16 per cent of the population and are served by six mosques.
- Catholics make up 16 per cent of the population and are served by six mosques.
- Chapel make up 16 per cent of the population and are served by six mosques.
- Cheetham Hill make up 16 per cent of the population and are served by six mosques.
- Jews make up 16 per cent of the population and are served by six mosques.
- Muslim make up 16 per cent of the population and are served by six mosques.
- Muslims make up 16 per cent of the population and are served by six mosques.
- North Manchester General make up 16 per cent of the population and are served by six mosques.
- North Manchester General Hospital make up 16 per cent of the population and are served by six mosques.
- Protestant Christians make up 16 per cent of the population and are served by six mosques.
- Ray Matus make up 16 per cent of the population and are served by six mosques.
- Roman Catholic make up 16 per cent of the population and are served by six mosques.
- St Chads make up 16 per cent of the population and are served by six mosques.
- St Raphael make up 16 per cent of the population and are served by six mosques.


How does this story end?

Hong Kong (CNN) Donald Trump will receive an honor in Beijing not granted to any US President since the founding of the People's Republic of China: official dinner inside the Forbidden City. When Trump and his wife Melania land in the Chinese capital Wednesday, they will join President Xi Jinping and his wife, Peng Liyuan, for a tour of the Forbidden City, the historic palace that housed Chinese emperors and their families for almost 500 years. Trump is expected to dine with Xi inside the Jianfu Palace, although the exact location of the dinner hasn't been confirmed. The building dates back to the eighteenth century and was fully restored in 2005, making it one of the most well-preserved parts of the palace complex.

"This is an example of how the narrative (within China) has shifted, particularly in the last 25 years, it's no longer about emphasizing class revolution, in recent years it's been much greater emphasis on the glories of

OPTIONS:
- Asia civilization."
- Beijing civilization."
- CNN civilization."
- China civilization."
- Chinese civilization."
- Donald Trump civilization."
- Forbidden City civilization."
- Hong Kong civilization."
- Jianfu Palace civilization."
- Melania civilization."
- Peng Liyuan civilization."
- People's Republic of China civilization."
- South Korea civilization."
- Trump civilization."
- US civilization."
- Vietnam civilization."
- Xi civilization."
- Xi Jinping civilization."


Find the right ending to this passage.

Viewers have pleaded with the BBC to ditch its new Wimbledon highlights show – saying they just want to watch some tennis. The programme's new format has been mocked on Twitter amid claims from some fans that yesterday's hour-long show featured just 15 minutes of actual tennis coverage. Bizarre viewer interaction, close-ups of an awkward live audience and inane chat hosted by Clare Balding dominated the rest of Wimbledon 2Day. Balding and former Wimbledon favourite Tim Henham were even filmed playing tennis with a couple of children's plastic racquets to try and promote the programme. One angry viewer, Guy Cohen, tweeted: 'Just had to write to the BBC and ask what on earth this Wimbledon2day nonsense is all about. Bring back the old format and let's watch tennis.'

Jenna @thetrekfiles tweeted: 'Bring back Today at Wimbledon with

OPTIONS:
- BBC immediately!'
- Balding immediately!'
- Bizarre immediately!'
- Clare Balding immediately!'
- Guy Cohen immediately!'
- John Inverdale immediately!'
- Tim Henham immediately!'
- Twitter immediately!'
- Wimbledon immediately!'
- Wimbledon 2Day immediately!'
- Wimbledon2day immediately!'


We understand why Raheem Sterling has left Liverpool. He wants an upgrade: in the standard of his team-mates, the potential for achievement, quite probably in salary, too. So, yes, we get it. What is harder to fathom is why Manchester City have been so determined to sign him. Do they think Sterling will change, simply by swapping a red shirt for sky blue? What leads Manchester City to think he will treat their club with any more respect than Liverpool, if circumstances change? Sterling’s behaviour in recent weeks should be a warning sign. Having put up with Carlos Tevez taking a mid-season sabbatical, why would they wish to go through that turmoil again?

OPTIONS:
- Andy Vernon, indeed no athlete, is obliged to shake hands if it betrays his true emotions.
- British, indeed no athlete, is obliged to shake hands if it betrays his true emotions.
- Carlos Tevez, indeed no athlete, is obliged to shake hands if it betrays his true emotions.
- Diamond League, indeed no athlete, is obliged to shake hands if it betrays his true emotions.
- Liverpool, indeed no athlete, is obliged to shake hands if it betrays his true emotions.
- Manchester City, indeed no athlete, is obliged to shake hands if it betrays his true emotions.
- Manuel Pellegrini, indeed no athlete, is obliged to shake hands if it betrays his true emotions.
- Mo Farah, indeed no athlete, is obliged to shake hands if it betrays his true emotions.
- QPR, indeed no athlete, is obliged to shake hands if it betrays his true emotions.
- Raheem Sterling, indeed no athlete, is obliged to shake hands if it betrays his true emotions.
- Serena Williams, indeed no athlete, is obliged to shake hands if it betrays his true emotions.
- Sterling, indeed no athlete, is obliged to shake hands if it betrays his true emotions.


Write the last sentence in this story.

With a towering warship behind him, President Barack Obama announced on Tuesday that the U.S. will hand over two ships to the Philippine Navy to boost its maritime security capabilities, in a bid to show that the U.S. and its allies won't be cowed by China in disputed waters far off its coast. Obama said the pair of ships - one U.S. Coast Guard cutter, one research vessel - were part of a broader American plan to scale up assistance to naval forces in Southeast Asia, where coastal nations feel threatened by China's aggressive moves to assert control over the South China Sea.

China claims the waters as its own after building artificial islands there, while the

OPTIONS:
- APEC insists they are open waters - and has sent warships there to prove the point.
- American insists they are open waters - and has sent warships there to prove the point.
- Barack Obama insists they are open waters - and has sent warships there to prove the point.
- China insists they are open waters - and has sent warships there to prove the point.
- Filipino insists they are open waters - and has sent warships there to prove the point.
- ISIS insists they are open waters - and has sent warships there to prove the point.
- Manila insists they are open waters - and has sent warships there to prove the point.
- Obama insists they are open waters - and has sent warships there to prove the point.
- Paris insists they are open waters - and has sent warships there to prove the point.
- Philippine Navy insists they are open waters - and has sent warships there to prove the point.
- South China Sea insists they are open waters - and has sent warships there to prove the point.
- Southeast Asia insists they are open waters - and has sent warships there to prove the point.
- U.S. insists they are open waters - and has sent warships there to prove the point.
- U.S. Coast Guard insists they are open waters - and has sent warships there to prove the point.


(CNN) -- Geoffrey Holder, a versatile artist known for his ability as a dancer, actor and -- most famously to most of America -- a pitchman for 7Up, has died. He was 84. The cause was complications due to pneumonia, according to Charles M. Mirotznik, his family's attorney. Holder, who stood an imposing 6-foot-6 and had a deep, mellifluous, Caribbean-lilted voice, was a multitalented performer who easily shifted between painting, theater, film and TV. He won two Tony awards in 1975 for the musical "The Wiz," the vibrant all-black re-telling of "The Wizard of Oz." Holder earned awards for best direction and a Tony for best costume design.

For TV viewers in the '70s and '80s, the performer was most familiar as the dapper pitchman in 7Up ads, telling viewers to sample the "

OPTIONS:
- 7Up" in his rich voice.
- America" in his rich voice.
- CNN" in his rich voice.
- Caribbean" in his rich voice.
- Charles M. Mirotznik" in his rich voice.
- Geoffrey Holder" in his rich voice.
- Holder" in his rich voice.
- The Wiz" in his rich voice.
- Tony" in his rich voice.
- Tony awards" in his rich voice.


The parents of two-year-old Roman Campbell, who was tragically killed in a house fire on his birthday in May, have spoken out about the damage done to a luxury Gold Coast mansion they were gifted by politician Clive Palmer. This week the rental property's owners discovered the once sparkling house abandoned with around $100,000 worth of damage – including blood and faeces in the carpet, holes in the walls and cupboards ripped off their hinges. Speaking to A Current Affair, Belinda Warwick and Jared Campbell said much of the damage done to the home during the six months they lived there rent-free was through the 'pure frustration' of losing a child.

'I've lost a son and I couldn't explain it,' Mr

OPTIONS:
- A Current Affair added.
- Beenleigh added.
- Belinda Warwick added.
- Clive Palmer added.
- Gold Coast added.
- Helensvale added.
- Jared Campbell added.
- Queensland added.
- Roman added.
- Roman Campbell added.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Looking at  Jourdan Dunn, no one would ever think that the 5ft 11in supermodel has ever had confidence issues. The London-born beauty is the new face of Maybelline New York, she was British Vogue's February 2015 cover star, and also the first black model to walk for Prada in a decade. But the 24-year-old has now revealed that as a teenager her life was made a misery by cruel bullies who taunted her for her striking looks to the extent that she felt physically ill. Scroll down for video Jourdan Dunn has revealed in an interview that she was severely bullied at school, which led to her suffering from incredibly low self-esteem

OPTIONS:
- British Vogue has openly criticised the fashion industry for its lack of black models and widespread racism
- Jourdan Dunn has openly criticised the fashion industry for its lack of black models and widespread racism
- London has openly criticised the fashion industry for its lack of black models and widespread racism
- Maybelline has openly criticised the fashion industry for its lack of black models and widespread racism
- New York has openly criticised the fashion industry for its lack of black models and widespread racism
- Prada has openly criticised the fashion industry for its lack of black models and widespread racism
- Riley has openly criticised the fashion industry for its lack of black models and widespread racism


Rory McIlroy’s official coronation will come at Augusta National on Sunday if he wins the Masters to complete the career Grand Slam and consign the Tiger Woods era to the history books. The king is dead; long live the king. Long to reign over us. Or should that be rain over us? The heavy downpours that drenched Augusta on Tuesday would have been greeted by groans from soaked patrons and photographers hoping for snaps of glamourous WAGs. But Northern Ireland’s world No 1 would be forgiven if he had grinned from ear to ear. That’s because each of McIlroy’s four major victories so far has come on courses which have been subjected to heavy rain at some point during the week. Wet conditions hand McIlroy a massive advantage: his huge hitting with sky-high ball flight means he can still fly his ball miles. Shorter hitters or those with low ball flight, meanwhile, will have no roll on the wet fairways and will be hitting their approach shots from miles back.

Only his second Masters but played

OPTIONS:
- Augusta many times as a college student.
- Augusta National many times as a college student.
- Bubba Watson many times as a college student.
- COURSE GUIDE many times as a college student.
- Grand Slam many times as a college student.
- Jason Day many times as a college student.
- Masters many times as a college student.
- Masters 2015 many times as a college student.
- McIlroy many times as a college student.
- Northern Ireland many times as a college student.
- Rory McIlroy many times as a college student.
- Shorter many times as a college student.
- Tiger Woods many times as a college student.


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

An innocent man who spent more than 30 years on death row for a murder he didn't commit has come face-to-face with the prosecutor who put him there. Glenn Ford, who was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer after his release last year, was too weak to stand when Marty Stroud walked into his Louisiana home last week but shook his hand. 'I want you to know that I am very sorry,' Stroud said during the somber meeting, which was filmed by Nightline. 'It's a stain on me that will be with me until I go to my grave.' 'Right,' Ford responded, without looking up. 'But it still cost me 31 years of my life and then nothing at the end but death because they give me from six to eight months to live.'

That, along with the money that he had in his bank account, left Mr

OPTIONS:
- Ford with a paltry $20.24 to his name.
- Glenn Ford with a paltry $20.24 to his name.
- Louisiana with a paltry $20.24 to his name.
- Marty Stroud with a paltry $20.24 to his name.
- Nightline with a paltry $20.24 to his name.
- Stroud with a paltry $20.24 to his name.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

This eighteen-month-old boy pulled a rice-cooker brimming with boiling water down on his head, burning deep scars into his face and leaving him almost blind. As a crack team of surgeons from the Australian charity, Interplast, worked last March to save the sight of little baby Seng, from Vientiane, Laos, inspirational burns survivor Turia Pitt watched on. Turia was deeply moved by the plight of the baby with big, brown eyes. That's because she knows that if she lived in a country like Seng's, she wouldn't be here. Foreign doctors wouldn't have been able to save her from the flames that nearly killed her by lashing 64 per cent of her body with burns in 2011.

Years after the disaster, life is something close to normal now for

OPTIONS:
- Australian, who lives life according to a simple creed.
- Baby Seng, who lives life according to a simple creed.
- Daily Mail Australia, who lives life according to a simple creed.
- Interplast, who lives life according to a simple creed.
- Kimberley, who lives life according to a simple creed.
- Laos, who lives life according to a simple creed.
- Seng, who lives life according to a simple creed.
- Turia, who lives life according to a simple creed.
- Turia Pitt, who lives life according to a simple creed.
- Vientiane, who lives life according to a simple creed.


Complete the passage.

Amir Khan has been burning the midnight oil during Ramadan in case he finally gets the call to fight Floyd Mayweather in Las Vegas on September 12. Khan, a devout muslim, is currently observing the holy month by fasting from sunrise until sunset which has precluded him from any boxing training during the day. But the Bolton welterweight, still hopeful of landing the Mayweather fight in eight weeks, has found a way of staying sharp so he will be ready to face the pound-for-pound No 1 if he is chosen as his final opponent. Ramadan has been an incredibly busy period for Khan who has embarked on a 15-city tour of Britain in order to raise vital finds for the Amir Khan Foundation, which is building an orphanage in Gambia.

OPTIONS:
- Amir Khan added: 'Maybe he's making me wait and distracting me, making sure I am not focused on what my job is, so that I'm not in the gym and he'll catch me off guard.
- Amir Khan Foundation added: 'Maybe he's making me wait and distracting me, making sure I am not focused on what my job is, so that I'm not in the gym and he'll catch me off guard.
- Andre Berto added: 'Maybe he's making me wait and distracting me, making sure I am not focused on what my job is, so that I'm not in the gym and he'll catch me off guard.
- Bolton added: 'Maybe he's making me wait and distracting me, making sure I am not focused on what my job is, so that I'm not in the gym and he'll catch me off guard.
- Britain added: 'Maybe he's making me wait and distracting me, making sure I am not focused on what my job is, so that I'm not in the gym and he'll catch me off guard.
- Floyd Mayweather added: 'Maybe he's making me wait and distracting me, making sure I am not focused on what my job is, so that I'm not in the gym and he'll catch me off guard.
- Gambia added: 'Maybe he's making me wait and distracting me, making sure I am not focused on what my job is, so that I'm not in the gym and he'll catch me off guard.
- Karim Mayfield added: 'Maybe he's making me wait and distracting me, making sure I am not focused on what my job is, so that I'm not in the gym and he'll catch me off guard.
- Khan added: 'Maybe he's making me wait and distracting me, making sure I am not focused on what my job is, so that I'm not in the gym and he'll catch me off guard.
- Las Vegas added: 'Maybe he's making me wait and distracting me, making sure I am not focused on what my job is, so that I'm not in the gym and he'll catch me off guard.
- Mayweather added: 'Maybe he's making me wait and distracting me, making sure I am not focused on what my job is, so that I'm not in the gym and he'll catch me off guard.
- Ramadan added: 'Maybe he's making me wait and distracting me, making sure I am not focused on what my job is, so that I'm not in the gym and he'll catch me off guard.


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

Arsenal host Spurs on Sunday in the first north London derby this season. CHRIS CUTMORE rates which side boasts the best players and Sportsmail columnist - and former Gunners defender - MARTIN KEOWN picks a dream XI from both teams. Still the best goalkeeper in London at the present time, despite Chelsea choosing Thibaut Courtois ahead of the rock-solid Czech. Drafted in at right back with Hector Bellerin out injured, and struggling for consistency amid lack of first-team football this season. Spaniard is much improved at left back, offering solid defensive performances and an attacking threat down the flank. Lightning-quick down the touchline and adds an attacking dimension to Spurs' play, but positionally and defensively suspect.

If fit, Jack Wilshere, Aaon Ramsey and

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal would all make the team.
- CHRIS CUTMORE would all make the team.
- Chelsea would all make the team.
- Czech would all make the team.
- Emirates Stadium would all make the team.
- Gunners would all make the team.
- Hector Bellerin would all make the team.
- Lightning would all make the team.
- London would all make the team.
- MARTIN KEOWN would all make the team.
- Rivals would all make the team.
- Spaniard would all make the team.
- Sportsmail would all make the team.
- Spurs would all make the team.
- Thibaut Courtois would all make the team.
- Tottenham would all make the team.


Find the right ending to this passage.

There were furious scenes in the Greek parliament today as politicians ripped up papers outlining the terms of the country's €86 billion bailout deal and threw them at Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras. Politicians gathered in Athens this afternoon to debate the draconian reforms Tsipras agreed to implement during crunch overnight talks with eurozone leaders earlier this week. The harsh austerity measures Greece would have to put in place to release the bailout fund have been widely condemned, with even the International Monetary Fund branding them unfair. As a midnight deadline looms for Greek MPs to vote on whether to accept the controversial plans, it now looks increasingly likely that Tsipras' own hard left Syriza party will reject them, after more than half of the party's members slammed the deal, branding it 'humiliating' and 'destructive'.

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Tsipras's finance ministry says the banks will remain closed through Thursday.
- Athens's finance ministry says the banks will remain closed through Thursday.
- Eurozone's finance ministry says the banks will remain closed through Thursday.
- Greece's finance ministry says the banks will remain closed through Thursday.
- Greek's finance ministry says the banks will remain closed through Thursday.
- IMF's finance ministry says the banks will remain closed through Thursday.
- International Monetary Fund's finance ministry says the banks will remain closed through Thursday.
- Syriza's finance ministry says the banks will remain closed through Thursday.
- Tsipras's finance ministry says the banks will remain closed through Thursday.


How does this story end?

A Georgia couple who were allegedly drugged, beaten and stabbed by their two sons during an attempted double murder are standing by them, insisting the pair had 'one bad moment'. Yvonne and Zachery Ervin, both 50, told Good Morning America on Monday morning there were no warning signs to suggest Christopher Ervin, 22, and Cameron Ervin, 17, would brutally attack them on September 5 and try and blow up their suburban Atlanta home. They maintained they loved the pair 'unconditionally' and added the only issues they had with them was when they wouldn't clean their room and would sometimes give them a bad attitude.

The parents told police their sons also tried to strangle them, and

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta said that what she believed was a flammable liquid had been poured on her, WXIA reported.
- Cameron said that what she believed was a flammable liquid had been poured on her, WXIA reported.
- Cameron Ervin said that what she believed was a flammable liquid had been poured on her, WXIA reported.
- Christopher said that what she believed was a flammable liquid had been poured on her, WXIA reported.
- Christopher Ervin said that what she believed was a flammable liquid had been poured on her, WXIA reported.
- Georgia said that what she believed was a flammable liquid had been poured on her, WXIA reported.
- Good Morning America said that what she believed was a flammable liquid had been poured on her, WXIA reported.
- Xanax said that what she believed was a flammable liquid had been poured on her, WXIA reported.
- Yvonne said that what she believed was a flammable liquid had been poured on her, WXIA reported.
- Zacahary said that what she believed was a flammable liquid had been poured on her, WXIA reported.
- Zachery Ervin said that what she believed was a flammable liquid had been poured on her, WXIA reported.


How does this story end?

With Easter Sunday just on the horizon, Christians across American observed Good Friday, which commemorates the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ. 'Way of the Cross' walks took place in Ohio, Pennsylvania and over the Brooklyn Bridge, among others. These were just a few of the events that were taking place all over the world as Holy Week, which began on Palm Sunday, nears its end. Tens of thousands of people flocked to Pope Francis' Good Friday torchlight procession at the Colosseum in Rome. The pope used the service to stress the persecution of Christians. On Thursday the pope washed the feet of 12 inmates and a baby at Rome's main prison in a pre-Easter ritual meant to show his willingness to serve.

The stations include

OPTIONS:
- American carrying the cross, Jesus being nailed to the cross and Jesus being placed in the tomb
- Brooklyn Bridge carrying the cross, Jesus being nailed to the cross and Jesus being placed in the tomb
- Christians carrying the cross, Jesus being nailed to the cross and Jesus being placed in the tomb
- Colosseum carrying the cross, Jesus being nailed to the cross and Jesus being placed in the tomb
- Easter Sunday carrying the cross, Jesus being nailed to the cross and Jesus being placed in the tomb
- Good Friday carrying the cross, Jesus being nailed to the cross and Jesus being placed in the tomb
- Holy Week carrying the cross, Jesus being nailed to the cross and Jesus being placed in the tomb
- Jesus Christ carrying the cross, Jesus being nailed to the cross and Jesus being placed in the tomb
- Los Angeles carrying the cross, Jesus being nailed to the cross and Jesus being placed in the tomb
- Ohio carrying the cross, Jesus being nailed to the cross and Jesus being placed in the tomb
- Palm Sunday carrying the cross, Jesus being nailed to the cross and Jesus being placed in the tomb
- Pennsylvania carrying the cross, Jesus being nailed to the cross and Jesus being placed in the tomb
- Pope Francis carrying the cross, Jesus being nailed to the cross and Jesus being placed in the tomb
- Rome carrying the cross, Jesus being nailed to the cross and Jesus being placed in the tomb
- Way of the Cross carrying the cross, Jesus being nailed to the cross and Jesus being placed in the tomb


How does this story end?

Washington (CNN) Nine high-profile Russians, including several high-profile diplomats, have died over the nine months since the US presidential election on November 8. Among the recent deaths were six Russian diplomats. Some of the deaths appeared natural and governments have ruled out foul play. In some cases, though, questions remain. That's either because the facts have changed over time, details are hard to come by, or the deaths are still under investigation. Self-proclaimed online sleuths and conspiracy theorists have filled the information void with speculation that the deaths were somehow related to Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election. No evidence has surfaced to make such a connection.

OPTIONS:
- CNN news outlets reported that he was 61 years old.
- Russia news outlets reported that he was 61 years old.
- Russian news outlets reported that he was 61 years old.
- Russians news outlets reported that he was 61 years old.
- Self news outlets reported that he was 61 years old.
- US news outlets reported that he was 61 years old.
- Washington news outlets reported that he was 61 years old.


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A Russian opposition leader was forced to write hand-scrawled notes to his aide the day before he was shot dead near the Kremlin after claiming he feared he was being bugged. Boris Nemtsov, a former deputy prime minister, was gunned down as he walked with his Ukrainian girlfriend, Anna Duritskaya on Friday night near Red Square. He was the most prominent opposition figure to be killed in Russia during Russian President Vladimir Putin's 15-year rule. Former Russian deputy prime minister and opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, who was shot dead near the Kremlin last week. Before his death he feared he was being bugged

Ms

OPTIONS:
- Anna Duritskaya added that Mr Nemtsov has planned to publish one million copies of his report on Ukraine, in order to reach as wide an audience as possible.
- Boris Nemtsov added that Mr Nemtsov has planned to publish one million copies of his report on Ukraine, in order to reach as wide an audience as possible.
- Kremlin added that Mr Nemtsov has planned to publish one million copies of his report on Ukraine, in order to reach as wide an audience as possible.
- Moscow added that Mr Nemtsov has planned to publish one million copies of his report on Ukraine, in order to reach as wide an audience as possible.
- Nemtsov added that Mr Nemtsov has planned to publish one million copies of his report on Ukraine, in order to reach as wide an audience as possible.
- Olga Shorina added that Mr Nemtsov has planned to publish one million copies of his report on Ukraine, in order to reach as wide an audience as possible.
- Red Square added that Mr Nemtsov has planned to publish one million copies of his report on Ukraine, in order to reach as wide an audience as possible.
- Russia added that Mr Nemtsov has planned to publish one million copies of his report on Ukraine, in order to reach as wide an audience as possible.
- Russian added that Mr Nemtsov has planned to publish one million copies of his report on Ukraine, in order to reach as wide an audience as possible.
- Shorina added that Mr Nemtsov has planned to publish one million copies of his report on Ukraine, in order to reach as wide an audience as possible.
- Ukraine added that Mr Nemtsov has planned to publish one million copies of his report on Ukraine, in order to reach as wide an audience as possible.
- Ukrainian added that Mr Nemtsov has planned to publish one million copies of his report on Ukraine, in order to reach as wide an audience as possible.
- Vladimir Putin added that Mr Nemtsov has planned to publish one million copies of his report on Ukraine, in order to reach as wide an audience as possible.


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Werder Bremen edged past bottom club Hamburg SV 1-0 courtesy of an 84th-minute penalty by Franco Di Santo that kept them in the running for a Europa League spot. Argentine Di Santo converted his spot-kick for his 13th goal of the season after Hamburg's Valon Behrami had brought down Zlatko Junuzovic and was sent off as new Hamburg coach Bruno Labbadia made a losing return to their bench. Franco Di Santo celebrates after scoring the winner for Werder Bremen in 1-0 defeat of Hamburg The former Chelsea and Wigan forward celebrates after beating Rene Adler from the spot Werder players celebrate in front of their fans after keeping their Europa League hopes alive

OPTIONS:
- Argentine are the only team never to have played in the second division since the creation of the Bundesliga in 1963.
- Bruno Labbadia are the only team never to have played in the second division since the creation of the Bundesliga in 1963.
- Bundesliga are the only team never to have played in the second division since the creation of the Bundesliga in 1963.
- Chelsea are the only team never to have played in the second division since the creation of the Bundesliga in 1963.
- Di Santo are the only team never to have played in the second division since the creation of the Bundesliga in 1963.
- Europa League are the only team never to have played in the second division since the creation of the Bundesliga in 1963.
- Franco Di Santo are the only team never to have played in the second division since the creation of the Bundesliga in 1963.
- Hamburg are the only team never to have played in the second division since the creation of the Bundesliga in 1963.
- Hamburg SV are the only team never to have played in the second division since the creation of the Bundesliga in 1963.
- Rene Adler are the only team never to have played in the second division since the creation of the Bundesliga in 1963.
- Schalke 04 are the only team never to have played in the second division since the creation of the Bundesliga in 1963.
- Valon Behrami are the only team never to have played in the second division since the creation of the Bundesliga in 1963.
- Werder are the only team never to have played in the second division since the creation of the Bundesliga in 1963.
- Werder Bremen are the only team never to have played in the second division since the creation of the Bundesliga in 1963.
- Wigan are the only team never to have played in the second division since the creation of the Bundesliga in 1963.
- Wolfsburg are the only team never to have played in the second division since the creation of the Bundesliga in 1963.
- Zlatko Junuzovic are the only team never to have played in the second division since the creation of the Bundesliga in 1963.


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(CNN) France's defeated political establishment has begun to rally against far-right leader Marine Le Pen as she goes head-to-head against political novice Emmanuel Macron in the final race for the French presidency. As Le Pen continued to celebrate the highest-ever voting tally for her National Front party, French President François Hollande joined candidates knocked out in the first round in endorsing Macron, who ended his insurgent campaign with a result that confounded expectations. Macron, a pro-European centrist, took first place with 24.01% of the first round voting, while the anti-immigrant, anti-EU Le Pen came second on 21.30%, according to final results released Monday by the French Interior Ministry.

He argued that

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- CNN's economic and social programs would bankrupt the country, particularly if France dropped the euro as its currency, as the far-right leader has threatened.
- EU Le Pen's economic and social programs would bankrupt the country, particularly if France dropped the euro as its currency, as the far-right leader has threatened.
- Emmanuel Macron's economic and social programs would bankrupt the country, particularly if France dropped the euro as its currency, as the far-right leader has threatened.
- European's economic and social programs would bankrupt the country, particularly if France dropped the euro as its currency, as the far-right leader has threatened.
- France's economic and social programs would bankrupt the country, particularly if France dropped the euro as its currency, as the far-right leader has threatened.
- François Hollande's economic and social programs would bankrupt the country, particularly if France dropped the euro as its currency, as the far-right leader has threatened.
- French's economic and social programs would bankrupt the country, particularly if France dropped the euro as its currency, as the far-right leader has threatened.
- Hollande's economic and social programs would bankrupt the country, particularly if France dropped the euro as its currency, as the far-right leader has threatened.
- Interior Ministry's economic and social programs would bankrupt the country, particularly if France dropped the euro as its currency, as the far-right leader has threatened.
- Le Pen's economic and social programs would bankrupt the country, particularly if France dropped the euro as its currency, as the far-right leader has threatened.
- Macron's economic and social programs would bankrupt the country, particularly if France dropped the euro as its currency, as the far-right leader has threatened.
- Marine's economic and social programs would bankrupt the country, particularly if France dropped the euro as its currency, as the far-right leader has threatened.
- National Front's economic and social programs would bankrupt the country, particularly if France dropped the euro as its currency, as the far-right leader has threatened.


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This is the incredible moment a hotel worker chased the Tunisian gunman moments after he slaughtered 38 innocent tourists including 18 Britons. The unnamed man, who filmed the end of the massacre on his phone, can be seen running after Seifeddine Rezgui as the ISIS militant selects his targets. At one point he even picks up what appears to be a bottle of olive oil as he attempts to sneak up behind the 23-year-old assassin to disarm him. The 11-minute video was released as it emerged the number of Britons killed in Sousse on Friday could reach 30. It also came as Tunisia made its first arrests in connection with the terror attack.

Speaking this afternoon, he announced a national moment of silence to be held in honour of

OPTIONS:
- British tourists at noon on Friday.
- Britons tourists at noon on Friday.
- ISIS tourists at noon on Friday.
- Seifeddine Rezgui tourists at noon on Friday.
- Sousse tourists at noon on Friday.
- Tunisia tourists at noon on Friday.
- Tunisian tourists at noon on Friday.
- Unnamed tourists at noon on Friday.


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The man who once had a licence to thrill at Manchester United is back ‒ and dressed like James Bond. Cristiano Ronaldo returned to England on Monday night and was reunited with his former Old Trafford manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, on the red carpet at the glitzy West End premiere of his new documentary 'Ronaldo'. The 30-year-old three-time Ballon d'Or winner signalled his excitement ahead of the premiere, tweeting: 'If you're in London come down to Leicester Square at 5pm this evening and say Hi! #ronaldofilm.' Ronaldo, who posed for pictures as he cuddled his son Cristiano Jnr, attached a snap of the venue, before adding: 'Today is a very exciting day, the Premiere of @RonaldoFilm. Looking forward for tonight!'

OPTIONS:
- Alex Ferguson believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Ballon d'Or believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Carlo Ancelotti believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Champions League believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Cristiano Jnr believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Cristiano Ronaldo believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- England believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Gary Neville believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- James Bond believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- James Gay believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Jose Mourinho believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Leicester Square believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- London believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Louis Saha believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Manchester United believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Melanie Sykes believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Old Trafford believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Portugal believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Radamel Falcao believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Real believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Real Madrid believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Rees believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Ronaldo believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- Senna believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
- West End believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: 'My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.


Liverpool's FA Cup semi-final defeat has put the club under scrutiny and guaranteed this campaign will be judged a failure. The burning ambition at Anfield is for Liverpool to be Champions League regulars with the potential to win the Barclays Premier League. But, after a wretched day against Aston Villa, they are clearly some way from realising that dream. Are Liverpool heading for mediocrity? Or is there sufficient talent to ensure the mistakes are corrected and progress can be resumed? A huge summer beckons and there is no margin for error. Philippe Coutinho opens the scoring for Liverpool against Aston Villa with a smart chipped finish at Wembley

OPTIONS:
- Anfield looks dejected as Liverpool crash out of the FA Cup after a 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa
- Aston Villa looks dejected as Liverpool crash out of the FA Cup after a 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa
- Barclays Premier League looks dejected as Liverpool crash out of the FA Cup after a 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa
- Brendan Rodgers looks dejected as Liverpool crash out of the FA Cup after a 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa
- Champions League looks dejected as Liverpool crash out of the FA Cup after a 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa
- FA Cup looks dejected as Liverpool crash out of the FA Cup after a 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa
- Liverpool looks dejected as Liverpool crash out of the FA Cup after a 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa
- Philippe Coutinho looks dejected as Liverpool crash out of the FA Cup after a 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa
- Rodgers looks dejected as Liverpool crash out of the FA Cup after a 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa
- Wembley looks dejected as Liverpool crash out of the FA Cup after a 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa


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Since the mid-1990s, Rs 1,500 crore has been spent to clean up the dying Yamuna, but it all has gone down the drain. Now the water you drink is expected to give a new lease of life to the once fabled river. For the first time in history, Delhi may get its share of Yamuna water, treated and supplied to households, from the river itself. The Capital has so far been getting water diverted from the river to Western Yamuna Canal (WYC) in Haryana. This meets Delhi’s 70 per cent drinking water needs. A high-powered committee headed by the secretary, ministry of water resources, Shashi Shekhar, has recommended this move to the National Green Tribunal (NGT) to ensure fresh water flow in the river.

Even now the canal water is deposited at Palla in

OPTIONS:
- Committee and collected at Wazirabad before it is cleaned up and supplied.
- Delhi and collected at Wazirabad before it is cleaned up and supplied.
- Green Tribunal and collected at Wazirabad before it is cleaned up and supplied.
- Haryana and collected at Wazirabad before it is cleaned up and supplied.
- NGT and collected at Wazirabad before it is cleaned up and supplied.
- National Green Tribunal and collected at Wazirabad before it is cleaned up and supplied.
- Rs and collected at Wazirabad before it is cleaned up and supplied.
- Shashi Shekhar and collected at Wazirabad before it is cleaned up and supplied.
- The Capital and collected at Wazirabad before it is cleaned up and supplied.
- WYC and collected at Wazirabad before it is cleaned up and supplied.
- Western Yamuna Canal and collected at Wazirabad before it is cleaned up and supplied.
- Yamuna and collected at Wazirabad before it is cleaned up and supplied.


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(CNN) Ronald Reagan's defining leadership moment came in 1987, when he demanded that his Cold War adversary "tear down" the Berlin Wall. John F. Kennedy's happened after the Bay of Pigs disaster in 1961, when he admitted failure in a display of presidential accountability that caused his popularity to soar. And Franklin Delano Roosevelt? His moment came a day after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. Standing before Congress in his steel leg braces, Roosevelt delivered a speech that made clear America's resilience and declared December 7, 1941 "a date which will live in infamy." Successful presidents are many things, but above all they must be great leaders. They must possess clarity of vision and the communication skills to inspire and unite. Great leaders also surround themselves with strong advisers who have license to speak their minds, and they possess the emotional capacity to connect with the dreams and fears of those they lead.

But far more often,

OPTIONS:
- America has conducted himself like an imperious adolescent, someone who believes he has all the answers and all the right moves, reality be damned.
- Bay of Pigs has conducted himself like an imperious adolescent, someone who believes he has all the answers and all the right moves, reality be damned.
- Berlin Wall has conducted himself like an imperious adolescent, someone who believes he has all the answers and all the right moves, reality be damned.
- CNN has conducted himself like an imperious adolescent, someone who believes he has all the answers and all the right moves, reality be damned.
- Cold War has conducted himself like an imperious adolescent, someone who believes he has all the answers and all the right moves, reality be damned.
- Congress has conducted himself like an imperious adolescent, someone who believes he has all the answers and all the right moves, reality be damned.
- Doug Elmets has conducted himself like an imperious adolescent, someone who believes he has all the answers and all the right moves, reality be damned.
- Elmets has conducted himself like an imperious adolescent, someone who believes he has all the answers and all the right moves, reality be damned.
- Franklin Delano Roosevelt has conducted himself like an imperious adolescent, someone who believes he has all the answers and all the right moves, reality be damned.
- G20 has conducted himself like an imperious adolescent, someone who believes he has all the answers and all the right moves, reality be damned.
- Japan has conducted himself like an imperious adolescent, someone who believes he has all the answers and all the right moves, reality be damned.
- John F. Kennedy has conducted himself like an imperious adolescent, someone who believes he has all the answers and all the right moves, reality be damned.
- Pearl Harbor has conducted himself like an imperious adolescent, someone who believes he has all the answers and all the right moves, reality be damned.
- Ronald Reagan has conducted himself like an imperious adolescent, someone who believes he has all the answers and all the right moves, reality be damned.
- Roosevelt has conducted himself like an imperious adolescent, someone who believes he has all the answers and all the right moves, reality be damned.
- Trump has conducted himself like an imperious adolescent, someone who believes he has all the answers and all the right moves, reality be damned.


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Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump alleged Sunday, without evidence, that "millions of people" voted illegally for Hillary Clinton and otherwise he would have won the popular vote. It's an unprecedented allegation by a president-elect. Trump won the Electoral College and thus the White House, but the Democratic nominee leads him in the popular vote by about two million ballots. "In addition to winning the Electoral College in a landslide, I won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally," Trump tweeted. "It would have been much easier for me to win the so-called popular vote than the Electoral College in that I would only campaign in 3 or 4- states instead of the 15 states that I visited. I would have won even more easily and convincingly (but smaller states are forgotten)!" he added.

And then he quoted

OPTIONS:
- CNN's own concession statement, writing: " 'Trump is going to be our President.
- Clinton's own concession statement, writing: " 'Trump is going to be our President.
- Democratic's own concession statement, writing: " 'Trump is going to be our President.
- Donald Trump's own concession statement, writing: " 'Trump is going to be our President.
- Electoral College's own concession statement, writing: " 'Trump is going to be our President.
- Hillary Clinton's own concession statement, writing: " 'Trump is going to be our President.
- Trump's own concession statement, writing: " 'Trump is going to be our President.
- Washington's own concession statement, writing: " 'Trump is going to be our President.
- White House's own concession statement, writing: " 'Trump is going to be our President.


(CNN) Paul Manafort and Richard Gates are under a multicount indictment with each facing lengthy prison terms, if convicted. Money laundering is the most serious crime charged and is premised on Manafort's and Gates' alleged failure to register with the Justice Department as foreign agents. While a money laundering case based on a failure to register as a foreign agent is not common, the allegations in the indictment, if proven, would appear to satisfy the requirements of the money laundering statute. If convicted, not only would Manafort and Gates face the possibility of prison time, but they also could be required to forfeit any property, real or personal, involved in the offense or traced to it. (In Manafort's case, this could reach up to $18 million.) How strong a case special counsel Robert Mueller has will be determined at their trial, currently scheduled to begin May 7, 2018. Both have pleaded not guilty to the charges.

It is, therefore, not surprising that

OPTIONS:
- CNN's lawyers have begun pushing back.
- Gates's lawyers have begun pushing back.
- Justice Department's lawyers have begun pushing back.
- Manafort's lawyers have begun pushing back.
- Michael Zeldin's lawyers have begun pushing back.
- Paul Manafort's lawyers have begun pushing back.
- Richard Gates's lawyers have begun pushing back.
- Robert Mueller's lawyers have begun pushing back.
- Stefan Cassella's lawyers have begun pushing back.
- Trump's lawyers have begun pushing back.


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Fifty years ago this autumn, a bored and lonely young footballer walked out of his hotel in central Manchester looking for company. Ten minutes later he walked into a coffee shop and found it. ‘It was a day off and I thought I would have a walk out,’ recalled Mike Summerbee this week. ‘I went into Kardomah, a coffee shop, on St Ann’s Square. There was a girl at one table, a blonde, and a guy on his own at another. The guy was George Best. ‘I had seen him on the TV and in the papers, a Manchester United superstar. But he didn’t know me from Adam. I was a nobody. But it turns out he had just come back from Ireland and was homesick too, alone and missing his family. I was 22 and he was 19. I caught his eye and went over and that was it. That was how it started.’

OPTIONS:
- Adam went through all that and gave it all back.
- Best went through all that and gave it all back.
- Best’s went through all that and gave it all back.
- George Best went through all that and gave it all back.
- Ireland went through all that and gave it all back.
- Kardomah went through all that and gave it all back.
- Manchester went through all that and gave it all back.
- Manchester City went through all that and gave it all back.
- Manchester United went through all that and gave it all back.
- Mike Summerbee went through all that and gave it all back.
- St Ann’s Square went through all that and gave it all back.
- Summerbee went through all that and gave it all back.


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A new mom has spoken of her horror after her baby son was taken from her home by officials and given to an adoptive mother - despite the fact she had changed her mind before the infant's birth. Kimberly Rossler, 25, from Mobile, Alabama, decided to contact a local adoption agency after discovering she was pregnant with her 'on-off' boyfriend Greg's baby in October last year. She reportedly phoned up the non-profit organization, Adoption Rocks, and was put in touch with attorney, Donna Ames, who informed her that she had 'the perfect' mother in mind for her child. In subsequent days, Kimberly was introduced to the adoptive mother - Katherine 'Kate' Gilliard Sharp, a 'single businesswoman' from Birmingham - and agreed for her to adopt her unborn son.

Another three weeks on, Kimberly has not seen her son since he was taken - and says she has been told that she needed to withdraw her pre-birth consent to the adoption in writing before

OPTIONS:
- Adoption Rocks's birth, not within five days after it.
- Alabama's birth, not within five days after it.
- Attorney's birth, not within five days after it.
- Birmingham's birth, not within five days after it.
- Donna Ames's birth, not within five days after it.
- Gilliard Sharp's birth, not within five days after it.
- Greg's birth, not within five days after it.
- James Elliot's birth, not within five days after it.
- Kate's birth, not within five days after it.
- Kate' Sharp's birth, not within five days after it.
- Katherine's birth, not within five days after it.
- Katherine 'Kate's birth, not within five days after it.
- Kimberly's birth, not within five days after it.
- Kimberly Rossler's birth, not within five days after it.
- Mobile's birth, not within five days after it.


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An angry dwarf has been jailed after sticking a sucker dart on his head and threatening to kill two carers while impersonating a Doctor Who Dalek. Ian Salter-Bromley, 55, filled his mouth with dominoes before shouting 'Exterminate! Exterminate!' in a row which led to him being Tasered twice by police. The court heard how Salter-Bromley, who is 4ft tall, had initially been 'quite jolly' while talking with the carers during a visit to his sheltered housing complex in Hull. But he then threatened to kill one of the members of staff, chanting: 'I'm a Dalek! I'm going to kill you Joe!' in the manner of the Doctor Who villain.

In August last year, Hull Crown Court gave Salter-

OPTIONS:
- Bromley an ASBO after several complaints about his behaviour, which involved verbally abusing staff, security guards and bus passengers around the  area.
- Dalek an ASBO after several complaints about his behaviour, which involved verbally abusing staff, security guards and bus passengers around the  area.
- Hull an ASBO after several complaints about his behaviour, which involved verbally abusing staff, security guards and bus passengers around the  area.
- Ian Salter an ASBO after several complaints about his behaviour, which involved verbally abusing staff, security guards and bus passengers around the  area.
- Joe an ASBO after several complaints about his behaviour, which involved verbally abusing staff, security guards and bus passengers around the  area.
- Salter an ASBO after several complaints about his behaviour, which involved verbally abusing staff, security guards and bus passengers around the  area.
- Who Dalek an ASBO after several complaints about his behaviour, which involved verbally abusing staff, security guards and bus passengers around the  area.