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We've all been frustrated in the airport when a gloating social network update about an impending luxury getaway is cut short by the Wi-Fi cutting out. And businessmen conducting that last-minute conference call throw their arms in the air when mid-conversation, connectivity is lost. However, these may not be common occurrences in Suvarnabhumi Airport in Thailand - as it has the fastest airport Wi-Fi in the world. And a new infographic shows its nearest competitors. Blog website rottenwifi.com tested out speeds at airports around the world, and it was in the Far East where the fastest was discovered recording an impressive 41.45 megabits per second (Mbps).

'After announcing the top 10 airports with the best Wi-

OPTIONS:
- Blog we have got some feedback from the airports that they have invested millions of dollars in Wi-Fi infrastructure but are not on the top of the list.
- Dublin Airport we have got some feedback from the airports that they have invested millions of dollars in Wi-Fi infrastructure but are not on the top of the list.
- English we have got some feedback from the airports that they have invested millions of dollars in Wi-Fi infrastructure but are not on the top of the list.
- Far East we have got some feedback from the airports that they have invested millions of dollars in Wi-Fi infrastructure but are not on the top of the list.
- Fi we have got some feedback from the airports that they have invested millions of dollars in Wi-Fi infrastructure but are not on the top of the list.
- Suvarnabhumi Airport we have got some feedback from the airports that they have invested millions of dollars in Wi-Fi infrastructure but are not on the top of the list.
- Thailand we have got some feedback from the airports that they have invested millions of dollars in Wi-Fi infrastructure but are not on the top of the list.
- Wi we have got some feedback from the airports that they have invested millions of dollars in Wi-Fi infrastructure but are not on the top of the list.


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Washington (CNN) Coast Guard Commandant Paul Zukunft seemed to break with President Donald Trump over his announcement last week to ban all transgender personnel from serving in the US military. Nearly a week after Trump wrote a tweet that appeared to reinstate a ban on transgender service members, Zukunft pledged to "not break faith" with transgender service members in remarks to a Washington think tank on Tuesday -- adding that he immediately reached out to all 13 transgender members of the Coast Guard immediately following the tweets. Specifically, Zukunft described his call to Lt. Taylor Miller, who is reportedly the first openly transitioning member of the Coast Guard and was recently featured in the Washington Post.

"We have made an investment in you and you have made an investment in the

OPTIONS:
- CNN, and I will not break faith."
- Coast Guard, and I will not break faith."
- Donald Trump, and I will not break faith."
- Paul Zukunft, and I will not break faith."
- Taylor Miller, and I will not break faith."
- Trump, and I will not break faith."
- US, and I will not break faith."
- Washington, and I will not break faith."
- Washington Post, and I will not break faith."
- White House, and I will not break faith."
- Zukunft, and I will not break faith."


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The number plate that got Jeremy Clarkson and his former Top Gear colleagues harangued out of Argentina was a direct reference to the Falklands War, a judge has ruled. While the BBC claimed the plate, which read H982 FKL, was an 'unhappy coincidence', Maria Cristina Barrionuevo said they were deliberately 'provoking people' when they drove it through the country last year. In a report released earlier this week she slammed their actions as 'arrogant and disrespectful'. Scroll down for video A judge has ruled the controversial number plate that led to Jeremy Clarkson and his Top Gear colleagues being thrown out of Argentina was a deliberate reference to the 1982 Falklands War

The incident led to the BBC deciding not to renew Clarkson’s contract after the current

OPTIONS:
- Argentina series finishes.
- BBC series finishes.
- Christmas series finishes.
- Clarkson series finishes.
- FKL series finishes.
- Falklands War series finishes.
- H982 FKL series finishes.
- Jeremy Clarkson series finishes.
- Maria Cristina Barrionuevo series finishes.
- Porsche series finishes.
- Top Gear series finishes.


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(CNN) -- It's that time of the year when winter sports enthusiasts dust off their skis and snowboards and get ready to hit the slopes in search of perfect powder and fresh adventures. The choice of ski resort is key to that enjoyment and a good place to start might be Solden in Austria where the Alpine Skiing World Cup starts next weekend on the treacherous Rettenbach Glacier. The courses set for the daredevil professionals might prove a little daunting for the average skier -- but help is at hand from Olympic legends who forged their reputation at that highest level, yet still appreciate the needs of the less gifted participant.

Step forward

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- Alpine Skiing World Cup, whose approach may border on the reckless but who seized his moment to win the blue riband event in alpine skiing.
- Austria, whose approach may border on the reckless but who seized his moment to win the blue riband event in alpine skiing.
- CNN, whose approach may border on the reckless but who seized his moment to win the blue riband event in alpine skiing.
- Chris Klug, whose approach may border on the reckless but who seized his moment to win the blue riband event in alpine skiing.
- Jonny Moseley, whose approach may border on the reckless but who seized his moment to win the blue riband event in alpine skiing.
- Olympic, whose approach may border on the reckless but who seized his moment to win the blue riband event in alpine skiing.
- Rettenbach Glacier, whose approach may border on the reckless but who seized his moment to win the blue riband event in alpine skiing.
- Solden, whose approach may border on the reckless but who seized his moment to win the blue riband event in alpine skiing.
- Tommy Moe, whose approach may border on the reckless but who seized his moment to win the blue riband event in alpine skiing.
- U.S., whose approach may border on the reckless but who seized his moment to win the blue riband event in alpine skiing.


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A Texas man found with puncture wounds on his wrist and a live snake in his vehicle has died from a suspected bite. Austin-Travis EMS Cmdr. Mike Benavides said Wednesday that the 18-year-old man passed away at St. David's Round Rock Medical Center. No cause of death was immediately released. Authorities are trying to determine whether the victim, who was treated for cardiac arrest, was bitten by a serpent. Late Wednesday afternoon, the deceased was identified by a Williamson County official as Grant Thompson, of Temple. DailyMail.com can now reveal that Thompson, described by greiving friends on social media as a life-long animal lover, worked in his mother's pet shop, Fish Bowl Pet Express, in Temple.

According to a statement released to

OPTIONS:
- Austin, the snake was not venomous.
- DailyMail.com, the snake was not venomous.
- Fish Bowl Pet Express, the snake was not venomous.
- Grant Thompson, the snake was not venomous.
- Mike Benavides, the snake was not venomous.
- Round Rock Medical Center, the snake was not venomous.
- St. David, the snake was not venomous.
- Temple, the snake was not venomous.
- Texas, the snake was not venomous.
- Thompson, the snake was not venomous.
- Travis EMS, the snake was not venomous.
- Williamson County, the snake was not venomous.


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A judge has jailed the grandmother of missing mother Rebecca Minnock for ten days for repeatedly lying about her daughter Rebecca's disappearance with her grandson Ethan Williams. Louise Minnock's partner Andrew Butt was also sent to prison for 28 days by Bristol Crown Court for his role in the toddler's disappearance. A High Court Judge has appealed to Ms Minnock to hand herself in to authorities and assured her that she will be able to see her son in future. Ms Minnock, 35, fled her home in Highbridge, Somerset, with Ethan two weeks ago following a court order that he should live with his father, Roger Williams.

He added that 'nature, case law and common sense' demand that courts recognise the importance of both parents having a relationship with

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Butt.
- Bristol Crown Court.
- Ethan.
- Ethan Williams.
- High Court.
- Highbridge.
- Louise Minnock.
- Minnock.
- Rebecca.
- Rebecca Minnock.
- Roger Williams.
- Somerset.


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The family of schoolgirl Alice Gross have demanded to know how her murderer got into Britain despite killing his wife in his native Latvia. The 14-year-old went missing in August last year and her body was discovered the following month in the Grand Union Canal in Ealing, west London. Her killer Arnis Zalkalns, 41, had been named as a suspect in her disappearance but his body was later found hanging in a woodland nearby. Police later confirmed that the Latvian builder, who had come to the UK in 2007, was responsible, and the CPS announced that he would have been charged with murder if alive.

Mr Thacker added: 'The facts are really, Mr Zalkalns was from

OPTIONS:
- Alice.
- Alice Gross.
- Arnis Zalkalns.
- Britain.
- CPS.
- Ealing.
- Grand Union Canal.
- Latvia.
- Latvian.
- London.
- UK.


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A furious clash between a group of cyclists who say a councillor ran them off the road in his Land Rover has been caught on camera. Two cyclists came off their bikes and suffered injuries in the incident in the Teign Valley in Devon on Sunday. South Devon parish councillor James Atkinson has been pictured raising his middle finger to the group of four cyclists in an image shared on Facebook, as he launches a counter claim that he was assaulted by the cyclists. The four bikers were riding along the B3193 road when they claim two were knocked off their bikes during a training ride.

A

OPTIONS:
- Atkinson and Cornwall Police spokesman said: 'There was a collision between a Land Rover and some cyclists between Christow and Canonteign turning.
- Devon and Cornwall Police spokesman said: 'There was a collision between a Land Rover and some cyclists between Christow and Canonteign turning.
- Facebook and Cornwall Police spokesman said: 'There was a collision between a Land Rover and some cyclists between Christow and Canonteign turning.
- James Atkinson and Cornwall Police spokesman said: 'There was a collision between a Land Rover and some cyclists between Christow and Canonteign turning.
- Land Rover and Cornwall Police spokesman said: 'There was a collision between a Land Rover and some cyclists between Christow and Canonteign turning.
- South Devon and Cornwall Police spokesman said: 'There was a collision between a Land Rover and some cyclists between Christow and Canonteign turning.
- Teign Valley and Cornwall Police spokesman said: 'There was a collision between a Land Rover and some cyclists between Christow and Canonteign turning.


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A man allegedly stabbed his former partner to death in broad daylight outside a Melbourne shopping centre after the pair left a court. Craig McDermott and Fiona Warzywoda were together for 18 years before they separated in February last year, the Supreme Court of Victoria was told on Tuesday. Both attended Sunshine Magistrates Court on April 16 last year before they headed separately to a nearby shopping centre. Crown prosecutor Brendan Kissane QC said Ms Warzywoda told court staff McDermott had approached her and said 'you're f***ed'. She went to visit her solicitor after the hearing, the court heard.

Mr Kissane said McDermott and his son were at a coffee shop when

OPTIONS:
- Brendan Kissane approached Ms Warzywoda as she headed to her car.
- Craig McDermott approached Ms Warzywoda as she headed to her car.
- Fiona Warzywoda approached Ms Warzywoda as she headed to her car.
- McDermott approached Ms Warzywoda as she headed to her car.
- Melbourne approached Ms Warzywoda as she headed to her car.
- Sunshine Magistrates Court approached Ms Warzywoda as she headed to her car.
- Supreme Court of Victoria approached Ms Warzywoda as she headed to her car.
- Warzywoda approached Ms Warzywoda as she headed to her car.


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Nicolas Sarkozy’s most senior aide regularly mocked him as a ‘dwarfish Napoleon’, an ‘airhead’ and a ‘nutter’, it was claimed last night. The revelations will come as a huge blow to the former French president, 60, who is aiming for re-election in two years. Adviser Patrick Buisson, 65, was credited with steering Mr Sarkozy into the Elysee Palace, where he served between 2007 and 2012. Nicolas Sarkozy's (left) most senior aide Patrick Buisson (right) regularly mocked him, it has been claimed But a book called The Bad Genie claims Mr Buisson frequently mocked the 5ft 5in politician, who wore stacked heels, especially when with his third wife, former supermodel Carla Bruni.

The nickname was a cross between 'Napoleon' - the legendary

OPTIONS:
- Buisson leader - and the term 'nabot', which means dwarfish.
- Carla Bruni leader - and the term 'nabot', which means dwarfish.
- Elysee Palace leader - and the term 'nabot', which means dwarfish.
- French leader - and the term 'nabot', which means dwarfish.
- Naboleon leader - and the term 'nabot', which means dwarfish.
- Napoleon leader - and the term 'nabot', which means dwarfish.
- Nicolas Sarkozy leader - and the term 'nabot', which means dwarfish.
- Patrick Buisson leader - and the term 'nabot', which means dwarfish.
- Sarkozy leader - and the term 'nabot', which means dwarfish.
- The Bad Genie leader - and the term 'nabot', which means dwarfish.


(CNN) President Donald Trump has bragged -- and did so again during his State of the Union address Tuesday -- that the tax cuts Congress passed would be the biggest in history. There's no doubt the tax legislation slashed corporate tax rates and will give 80% of individual filers a tax cut, according to some estimates. But arguably, President Barack Obama passed a larger tax cut by making most of President George W. Bush's cuts permanent. President Ronald Reagan definitely did. And Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson probably did, too. "It will be the biggest tax decrease, or tax cut, in the history of our country," Trump said at the White House last month.

Even excluding Obama's cuts -- which were really extensions of previous cuts first enacted by Bush --

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- CNN's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- Congress's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- Donald Trump's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- George W. Bush's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- John F. Kennedy's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- Lyndon Johnson's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- Ronald Reagan's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- State of the Union's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- Trump's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.
- White House's tax reform bill will have nowhere near the effect on revenue that Reagan's did.


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Real Madrid have reached an agreement with FC Porto to sign right back Danilo next season. The 23-year-old defender will join the La Liga giants on a deal up until June 30 2021, it was announced on Tuesday night. Danilo, who started both of Brazil's recent international friendly wins against France and Chile - has won 14 caps for his country so far. Real Madrid have reached an agreement to sign defender Danilo from Porto next season The full back has been strongly linked with a move to the Santiago Bernabeu in recent months and on March 25 - he admitted he was flattered by the speculation linking him to the European champions.

'It makes me happy a great club like

OPTIONS:
- Brazil is interested in me.
- Chile is interested in me.
- Danilo is interested in me.
- European is interested in me.
- FC Porto is interested in me.
- France is interested in me.
- La Liga is interested in me.
- Porto is interested in me.
- Portuguese is interested in me.
- Real Madrid is interested in me.
- Santiago Bernabeu is interested in me.


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Riverside, California (CNN) As she has trudged toward the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton has struggled to find a message that could impassion her Democratic voters the way her rival Bernie Sanders has. But that changed this week in California when she turned her full attention to Donald Trump. With the brash real estate magnate as her full-time foil, Clinton finally seemed to find her voice. In speech after speech across the Golden State, Clinton delivered a fiery, point-by-point takedown of the real estate magnate, casting him as a greedy bully who was eager to profit from the financial woes of the middle class Americans who lost homes and jobs in the 2008 economic crash.

OPTIONS:
- Americans has declined to release his tax returns, because he says he is under audit.
- Bernie Sanders has declined to release his tax returns, because he says he is under audit.
- CNN has declined to release his tax returns, because he says he is under audit.
- California has declined to release his tax returns, because he says he is under audit.
- Clinton has declined to release his tax returns, because he says he is under audit.
- Democratic has declined to release his tax returns, because he says he is under audit.
- Donald Trump has declined to release his tax returns, because he says he is under audit.
- Golden State has declined to release his tax returns, because he says he is under audit.
- Hillary Clinton has declined to release his tax returns, because he says he is under audit.
- Riverside has declined to release his tax returns, because he says he is under audit.
- Trump has declined to release his tax returns, because he says he is under audit.


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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."

It is

OPTIONS:
- Bush White House women like these that Clinton has made a concerted effort to reach during as part of her campaign.
- Clinton women like these that Clinton has made a concerted effort to reach during as part of her campaign.
- Cornell University College women like these that Clinton has made a concerted effort to reach during as part of her campaign.
- GOP women like these that Clinton has made a concerted effort to reach during as part of her campaign.
- Hillary women like these that Clinton has made a concerted effort to reach during as part of her campaign.
- Hillary Clinton women like these that Clinton has made a concerted effort to reach during as part of her campaign.
- Mississippi women like these that Clinton has made a concerted effort to reach during as part of her campaign.
- Never Trump women like these that Clinton has made a concerted effort to reach during as part of her campaign.
- Republican women like these that Clinton has made a concerted effort to reach during as part of her campaign.
- Republicans women like these that Clinton has made a concerted effort to reach during as part of her campaign.
- Southern Baptist women like these that Clinton has made a concerted effort to reach during as part of her campaign.
- St. Regis Hotel women like these that Clinton has made a concerted effort to reach during as part of her campaign.
- Trump women like these that Clinton has made a concerted effort to reach during as part of her campaign.
- United States women like these that Clinton has made a concerted effort to reach during as part of her campaign.
- Washington women like these that Clinton has made a concerted effort to reach during as part of her campaign.


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Amazon, eBay and Etsy on Tuesday joined Walmart and Sears in their decision to stop selling Confederate flags and similarly themed merchandise amid national outrage sparked by the mass murders in South Carolina. Ebay spokesperson Johnna Hoff called the controversial flag a 'contemporary symbol of divisiveness and racism.' 'This decision is consistent with our long-standing policy that prohibits items that promote or glorify hatred, violence and racial intolerance,' said Hoff. Rival Amazon.com will pull Confederate flag items from its Web store, a person with knowledge of the matter said. The e-commerce companies are the latest to prohibit the sale of Confederate merchandise following Walmart Stores and Sears Holdings Corp. The shooting deaths of nine black church members last week at the hands of an alleged white supremacist has reignited a national debate on what the flag symbolizes.

OPTIONS:
- Amazon, based in San Jose, said it will begin notifying sellers of its decision and begin removing items that contain the Confederate flag on Tuesday.
- Amazon.com, based in San Jose, said it will begin notifying sellers of its decision and begin removing items that contain the Confederate flag on Tuesday.
- Capitol, based in San Jose, said it will begin notifying sellers of its decision and begin removing items that contain the Confederate flag on Tuesday.
- Columbia, based in San Jose, said it will begin notifying sellers of its decision and begin removing items that contain the Confederate flag on Tuesday.
- Confederate, based in San Jose, said it will begin notifying sellers of its decision and begin removing items that contain the Confederate flag on Tuesday.
- Dylann Roof, based in San Jose, said it will begin notifying sellers of its decision and begin removing items that contain the Confederate flag on Tuesday.
- EBay, based in San Jose, said it will begin notifying sellers of its decision and begin removing items that contain the Confederate flag on Tuesday.
- Ebay, based in San Jose, said it will begin notifying sellers of its decision and begin removing items that contain the Confederate flag on Tuesday.
- Etsy, based in San Jose, said it will begin notifying sellers of its decision and begin removing items that contain the Confederate flag on Tuesday.
- Hoff, based in San Jose, said it will begin notifying sellers of its decision and begin removing items that contain the Confederate flag on Tuesday.
- Johnna Hoff, based in San Jose, said it will begin notifying sellers of its decision and begin removing items that contain the Confederate flag on Tuesday.
- Nikki Haley, based in San Jose, said it will begin notifying sellers of its decision and begin removing items that contain the Confederate flag on Tuesday.
- Sears, based in San Jose, said it will begin notifying sellers of its decision and begin removing items that contain the Confederate flag on Tuesday.
- Sears Holdings Corp., based in San Jose, said it will begin notifying sellers of its decision and begin removing items that contain the Confederate flag on Tuesday.
- South Carolina, based in San Jose, said it will begin notifying sellers of its decision and begin removing items that contain the Confederate flag on Tuesday.
- Walmart, based in San Jose, said it will begin notifying sellers of its decision and begin removing items that contain the Confederate flag on Tuesday.
- Walmart Stores, based in San Jose, said it will begin notifying sellers of its decision and begin removing items that contain the Confederate flag on Tuesday.


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This is the moment a group of terrified African migrants were photographed clinging on for dear life after the barely seaworthy boat they were using to make the extremely dangerous passage across the Mediterranean Sea began to sink. More than 450 migrants desperate for a new life in Europe were crammed on board the former fishing vessel when it went down just 20 miles off the northern coast of Libya. Only the lucky few seen in the photographs - which were taken from a passing aircraft - were able to survive the disaster, clinging to the tiny tip of the hull that remained above the water after hundreds of their friends and family members sunk to their tragic deaths.

The images emerged as the former people trafficker claimed some of the shipwrecks are set up deliberately by smuggling gangs to encourage rescuers to come closer to

OPTIONS:
- African.
- Europe.
- Italian.
- Italian Coast Guard.
- Libya.
- Mediterranean Sea.


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Researchers have revealed plans for a 'hover home' than can simply rise up off the ground in the event of an earthquake. It would use giant magnets to lift homes for the duration of a quake, avoiding damage. The firm behind the project is also developing a hoverboard - and said it hopes to apply the same technology to houses. With funding from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and a grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, a consortium of universities developed ShakeAlert to rapidly detect earthquakes and send secure alerts. ShakeAlert uses the geophysical networks operated by University of California Berkeley, California Institute of Technology, University of Washington, and the USGS, which has successfully detected California earthquakes and predicted the shaking before it could be felt.

Arx Pax, creator of the Hendo Hoverboard also said that it is integrating the

OPTIONS:
- California earthquake early-warning software into its plan.
- California Institute of Technology earthquake early-warning software into its plan.
- Firm earthquake early-warning software into its plan.
- Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation earthquake early-warning software into its plan.
- ShakeAlert earthquake early-warning software into its plan.
- U.S. Geological Survey earthquake early-warning software into its plan.
- USGS earthquake early-warning software into its plan.
- University of California Berkeley earthquake early-warning software into its plan.
- University of Washington earthquake early-warning software into its plan.


United Passions, the movie about the world's most powerful soccer organization, has earned the embarrassing accolade of the worst box office opening ever in the U.S. The FIFA-financed movie – estimated to have cost $30 million and staring bona fide big-name actors such as Tim Roth, Gerard Depardieu and Sam Neil - made only $918 over the June 6 weekend. The high-priced FIFA puff piece about the soccer federation's 111-year history, the growth of its World Cup tournament and Sepp Blatter's rise to power as president wasn't expected to draw large crowds yet still underperformed alarmingly. Just two people showed up to its first screening in Los Angeles.

The movie, which also starred Depardieu as World Cup creator Jules Rimet and Neill as former FIFA president Joao Havelange, gives a generally rosy view of the scandal-plagued

OPTIONS:
- FIFA.
- Gerard Depardieu.
- Los Angeles.
- Sam Neil.
- Sepp Blatter.
- Tim Roth.
- U.S..
- United Passions.
- World Cup.


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The fairytale comeback continued for Martina Hingis as the 34-year-old claimed her first Wimbledon title since 1998 with Indian partner Sania Mirza in a thrilling ladies’ doubles final which finished under the floodlights on Centre Court. Seventeen years after Hingis won the doubles at the age of 17 with Jana Novotna, the Swiss tasted victory once again at SW19, fighting back from a set down with Mirza to beat the accomplished Russian pair Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina 5-7, 7-6 (4), 7-5 in two hours and 25 minutes. Hingis will have a chance on Sunday to claim another title here when she teams up with Indian Leander Paes in the mixed doubles final against Alexander Peya and Timea Babos.

Since returning to the tour in the summer of 2013, Hingis has focused purely on doubles and has worked her way up to No 2 in the WTA doubles rankings behind

OPTIONS:
- Alexander Peya.
- Centre Court.
- Ekaterina Makarova.
- Elena Vesnina.
- Hingis.
- Indian.
- Jana Novotna.
- Leander Paes.
- Martina Hingis.
- Mirza.
- Russian.
- SW19.
- Sania Mirza.
- Swiss.
- Timea Babos.
- Veteran.
- Wimbledon.


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(CNN) The first face-to-face meeting between US President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was sealed with a bear hug Monday, as the two leaders looked to publicly underscore their new found friendship. Speaking after their meeting in the White House Rose Garden, Trump recalled his previous campaign pledge, that if elected, India would have a true friend in the White House. "And that is now exactly what you have -- a true friend," said Trump. Declaring the official meeting a success, Trump went on to describe the relationship between India and the United States as having "never been stronger, has never been better."

"In the same way,

OPTIONS:
- Donald Trump's development and its growing role at the international level are in the USA's interest."
- India's development and its growing role at the international level are in the USA's interest."
- Indian's development and its growing role at the international level are in the USA's interest."
- Narendra Modi's development and its growing role at the international level are in the USA's interest."
- Trump's development and its growing role at the international level are in the USA's interest."
- US's development and its growing role at the international level are in the USA's interest."
- United States's development and its growing role at the international level are in the USA's interest."
- White House's development and its growing role at the international level are in the USA's interest."
- White House Rose Garden's development and its growing role at the international level are in the USA's interest."


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A Taliban bomb-maker whose device killed a female British Army officer was freed from a UK-run prison in a secret political deal, it was claimed last night. A decorated war hero has made the astonishing claim that a Government Minister signed off the prisoner’s release as part of a goodwill deal with Afghan tribesmen – even though his fingerprints were on a roadside bomb which killed Captain Lisa Head. Last night Capt Head’s father John Head reacted furiously, having previously been assured by the Army that his daughter’s killer would be hanged or receive a life sentence. The Ministry of Defence has refused to confirm the details of the prisoner’s release but Colour Sergeant Trevor Coult, 40, has given a detailed account of his time at the top security British prison at Camp Bastion, the United Kingdom Temporary Holding Facility (UKTHF).

‘This wasn’t an isolated case, I was at the prison for six months and captives were routinely released and even given £50 in

OPTIONS:
- Afghan money for their troubles.
- Army money for their troubles.
- British money for their troubles.
- British Army money for their troubles.
- Camp Bastion money for their troubles.
- Capt Head money for their troubles.
- Coult money for their troubles.
- John Head money for their troubles.
- Lisa Head money for their troubles.
- Ministry of Defence money for their troubles.
- Taliban money for their troubles.
- Trevor Coult money for their troubles.
- UK money for their troubles.
- UKTHF money for their troubles.
- United Kingdom Temporary Holding Facility money for their troubles.


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A father shot his two sons aged just 10 and 12 before taking his own life in an upstairs room at the family's Baltimore home because he'd recently lost his job. Julian Roary, 47 and his two sons, Julian Roary Jr., 12 and Ian Roary, 10, were found in an upstairs bedroom in the 8900 block of Yvonne Ave. in Perry Hall shortly after midnight. Roary had recently lost his job and was struggling to find a new one, according to Baltimore County police spokesman Officer Shawn Vinson. Vinson told The Baltimore Sun that Roary's girlfriend Shantal Brown-Winn, had called police after hearing a gunshot, which sounded like fireworks and which she thought occurred 'outside.'

OPTIONS:
- Baltimore had worked as acting human resources manager of the Baltimore Parking Authority until last week.
- Baltimore County had worked as acting human resources manager of the Baltimore Parking Authority until last week.
- Ian Roary had worked as acting human resources manager of the Baltimore Parking Authority until last week.
- Julian Roary had worked as acting human resources manager of the Baltimore Parking Authority until last week.
- Julian Roary Jr. had worked as acting human resources manager of the Baltimore Parking Authority until last week.
- Perry Hall had worked as acting human resources manager of the Baltimore Parking Authority until last week.
- Roary had worked as acting human resources manager of the Baltimore Parking Authority until last week.
- Shantal Brown had worked as acting human resources manager of the Baltimore Parking Authority until last week.
- Shawn Vinson had worked as acting human resources manager of the Baltimore Parking Authority until last week.
- The Baltimore Sun had worked as acting human resources manager of the Baltimore Parking Authority until last week.
- Vinson had worked as acting human resources manager of the Baltimore Parking Authority until last week.
- Winn had worked as acting human resources manager of the Baltimore Parking Authority until last week.
- Yvonne Ave had worked as acting human resources manager of the Baltimore Parking Authority until last week.


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(CNN) Adam West, star of the popular and campy 1960s "Batman" TV show, died Friday night after  "a short but brave battle with leukemia," his family said in a statement. He was 88. In a signature role, West played Bruce Wayne and his alter ego, the crime-fighting, costumed Batman, a popular comics character who came to life on the ABC-TV series. The show, with a catchy -- some might say aggravating -- theme song, earned a cult following. The series lasted three seasons and enjoyed a long afterlife in syndication. West later supplied the voice of Mayor Adam West, the oddball leader of Quahog, Rhode Island, on the animated series "Family Guy."

He'd been hoping for a career in serious roles, but the pilot script to "

OPTIONS:
- ABC" changed his mind.
- Adam West" changed his mind.
- Batman" changed his mind.
- Bruce Wayne" changed his mind.
- Family Guy" changed his mind.
- Quahog" changed his mind.
- Rhode Island" changed his mind.
- West" changed his mind.


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(CNN) Conditions in the embattled rebel-held eastern part of Aleppo are getting worse each day. There's no way in or out. Residents in the city are increasingly desperate to tell the world what's happening -- and many have turned to WhatsApp. "The situation here in Aleppo is very serious. It feels like you might die in any minute," Modar Shekho, a 28-year-old nurse working in the besieged city, tells CNN via the messaging app. More than 200 airstrikes bombarded the city over the weekend leaving over 100 civilians dead, with hundreds more injured, according to Ammar al-Selmo, the head of the Syria Civil Defense group, a volunteer emergency medical service.

In the days following the collapse of the ceasefire, messages in the

OPTIONS:
- Aleppo group appear to be getting more desperate, more urgent.
- Ammar al group appear to be getting more desperate, more urgent.
- CNN group appear to be getting more desperate, more urgent.
- Modar Shekho group appear to be getting more desperate, more urgent.
- Rebel group appear to be getting more desperate, more urgent.
- Selmo group appear to be getting more desperate, more urgent.
- Syria Civil Defense group appear to be getting more desperate, more urgent.
- WhatsApp group appear to be getting more desperate, more urgent.


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(CNN) On a recent trip to Havana, I waited in my hotel lobby for my next meeting, sipping a cortado, and scrolling through emails surrounded by bustling businesspeople in every direction. It felt like a hotel in any global business capital. Yet a stark reminder of my surroundings -- aside from the physical realities of the charm of a boutique hotel in Cuba's Habana Vieja neighborhood -- was the immediate lack of any Internet connection as soon as I stepped outside the confines of the hotel. My stay in a casa particular (private house) the remainder of the week only heightened this reality, and my time spent coordinating roaming service yielded spotty results.

Dozens of new Internet access points have been created, WiFi hot spots continue to grow -- with 65 hot spots by the end of 2015 and the announcement to add 80 more in 2016 -- and state-run

OPTIONS:
- Alana Tummino cafes have tried to lower prices.
- Cuba cafes have tried to lower prices.
- Habana Vieja cafes have tried to lower prices.
- Havana cafes have tried to lower prices.
- Internet cafes have tried to lower prices.
- Tummino cafes have tried to lower prices.


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Californians may start to smell a little more fragrant as they skip washing their bodies and their homes during the fourth year of drought to ravage the state, it has been claimed. Residents are likely to start cutting back on buying traditional cleaning products, like shower gels and shampoos, as they try to save water. Californians are facing a mandatory 25 per cent cut in their water usage,after just 12 months of water have fallen in the last four years. Deborah Aitken, the Bloomberg Intelligence analyst who, along with fellow analyst Gregory Elders, published a report on Friday, said: 'It is now a case of skip a wash, or even two, among some of the users I know.'

California's new rules force cities to limit watering on public property, encourage homeowners to let their lawns die and impose mandatory water-savings targets for the hundreds of local agencies and cities that supply

OPTIONS:
- Bloomberg Intelligence customers.
- California customers.
- Californians customers.
- Deborah Aitken customers.
- Gregory Elders customers.


Washington (CNN) -- It's almost crunch time. The midterm elections are a little less than seven months away. Up for grabs in November's midterms is control of the U.S. Senate, where Democrats hold a 55-45 majority but are defending 21 of the 36 seats up in November, with half of those seats in red or purple states. Democrats need a net gain of 17 seats this November to win back control of the Republican-led House of Representatives, a feat that political handicappers say is unlikely in part because of the shrinking number of competitive congressional districts. And don't forget the battle in the states, where three dozen governorships are at stake. The GOP is defending 22 of the 36 seats up for grabs in November.

• Late summer/early fall: Some states will begin to announce how much health insurance premiums will rise in 2015 for policies acquired through the

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Democrats.
- GOP.
- House of Representatives.
- Obamacare.
- Republican.
- Supreme Court.
- U.S. Senate.
- Washington.


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England have promoted Geoff Parling to the second row and recalled Nick Easter to the bench for Saturday's decisive RBS 6 Nations clash with France at Twickenham. The solitary change to the starting XV that toppled Scotland 25-13 last weekend sees Parling replace Dave Attwood, who has been dropped from the 23 altogether. Instead, head coach Stuart Lancaster has looked to Easter to provide lock cover among the replacements as England aim to clinch a first Championship since 2011. Lancaster named his squad before taking a training run at England's base in Bagshot, which was attended by renowned rugby fan Prince Harry.

OPTIONS:
- Bagshot, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- Dan Cole, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- Dave Attwood, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- Easter, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- England, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- France, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- Geoff Parling, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- Harry, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- Ireland, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- Lancaster, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- Nick Easter, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- Parling, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- Pennyhill Park, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- Prince Harry, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- RBS 6 Nations, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- Scotland, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- Six Nations, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- Stuart Lancaster, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- Twickenham, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV
- Wales, here training in Bagshot on Thursday, has been named in England's starting XV


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The grief-stricken father of two refugee boys who drowned alongside their mother has buried them in Kobane, as it's revealed 11 relatives were slaughtered by Islamic State militants in the war-torn city. Aylan, three, his brother Galip, five, and mother Rehan died when their dinghy capsized as they tried to reach the Greek island of Kos in the dead of night. Today, as their father Abdullah Kurdi accompanied their coffins to Syria, it  emerged that 11 members of their family were murdered by terrorists in June. Crowds gathered in Kobane as the bodies of the two young refugee boys and their mother completed their final journey.

It was only when he looked down at their faces and saw blood in

OPTIONS:
- Abdullah Kurdi's eyes that he realised the boys had died in his arms and he was forced to let them go.
- Aylan's eyes that he realised the boys had died in his arms and he was forced to let them go.
- GRAPHIC's eyes that he realised the boys had died in his arms and he was forced to let them go.
- Galip's eyes that he realised the boys had died in his arms and he was forced to let them go.
- Galip Kurdi's eyes that he realised the boys had died in his arms and he was forced to let them go.
- Greek's eyes that he realised the boys had died in his arms and he was forced to let them go.
- ISIS's eyes that he realised the boys had died in his arms and he was forced to let them go.
- Islamic's eyes that he realised the boys had died in his arms and he was forced to let them go.
- Kobane's eyes that he realised the boys had died in his arms and he was forced to let them go.
- Kos's eyes that he realised the boys had died in his arms and he was forced to let them go.
- Rehan's eyes that he realised the boys had died in his arms and he was forced to let them go.
- Syria's eyes that he realised the boys had died in his arms and he was forced to let them go.
- Turkish's eyes that he realised the boys had died in his arms and he was forced to let them go.


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The United States talked tough Wednesday about trying to halt escalating political violence in Ukraine, but analysts warned there was little that outside pressure could do, especially if the Ukrainian military gets involved on the side of the government cracking down on protesters. President Barack Obama condemned the unrest that killed 26 people on Tuesday and began spreading Wednesday beyond Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, with reports of protesters taking over government buildings in the nation's western region. Obama said the United States expected the Ukrainian government to show restraint against peaceful protesters, and he warned there would be unspecified consequences for excessive action. He made a point of saying the Ukrainian military should stay out of it, as it has so far.

This time, the 20

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama -- none of them from the military -- now banned from getting new U.S. visas "represent the full chain of command that we consider responsible for ordering security forces to move against" protesters on Tuesday, the official added.
- Kiev -- none of them from the military -- now banned from getting new U.S. visas "represent the full chain of command that we consider responsible for ordering security forces to move against" protesters on Tuesday, the official added.
- Obama -- none of them from the military -- now banned from getting new U.S. visas "represent the full chain of command that we consider responsible for ordering security forces to move against" protesters on Tuesday, the official added.
- U.S. -- none of them from the military -- now banned from getting new U.S. visas "represent the full chain of command that we consider responsible for ordering security forces to move against" protesters on Tuesday, the official added.
- Ukraine -- none of them from the military -- now banned from getting new U.S. visas "represent the full chain of command that we consider responsible for ordering security forces to move against" protesters on Tuesday, the official added.
- Ukrainian -- none of them from the military -- now banned from getting new U.S. visas "represent the full chain of command that we consider responsible for ordering security forces to move against" protesters on Tuesday, the official added.
- Ukrainians -- none of them from the military -- now banned from getting new U.S. visas "represent the full chain of command that we consider responsible for ordering security forces to move against" protesters on Tuesday, the official added.
- United States -- none of them from the military -- now banned from getting new U.S. visas "represent the full chain of command that we consider responsible for ordering security forces to move against" protesters on Tuesday, the official added.


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It is not often you hear this said but the goalkeeper really should have scored. Deep in injury time, with Blackburn’s FA Cup journey about to end, Simon Eastwood appeared for a corner and found the ball at his feet as it dropped from a jumble of players 12 yards out. Eastwood, oddly, had time and, even more strangely given the melee in the area, he had space, too. He had the whole goal to aim at. He should have scored. As it happened, his right-foot shot on the turn was struck well enough but it was straight at Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet, who managed to parry the ball and then grab it as it threatened to spin over the line.

OPTIONS:
- Anfield goalkeeper Simon Eastwood almost scored a dramatic late equaliser when he went up for a stoppage-time corner
- Aston Villa goalkeeper Simon Eastwood almost scored a dramatic late equaliser when he went up for a stoppage-time corner
- Blackburn goalkeeper Simon Eastwood almost scored a dramatic late equaliser when he went up for a stoppage-time corner
- Brazilian goalkeeper Simon Eastwood almost scored a dramatic late equaliser when he went up for a stoppage-time corner
- Eastwood goalkeeper Simon Eastwood almost scored a dramatic late equaliser when he went up for a stoppage-time corner
- Ewood Park goalkeeper Simon Eastwood almost scored a dramatic late equaliser when he went up for a stoppage-time corner
- FA Cup goalkeeper Simon Eastwood almost scored a dramatic late equaliser when he went up for a stoppage-time corner
- Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Eastwood almost scored a dramatic late equaliser when he went up for a stoppage-time corner
- Philippe Coutinho goalkeeper Simon Eastwood almost scored a dramatic late equaliser when he went up for a stoppage-time corner
- Simon Eastwood goalkeeper Simon Eastwood almost scored a dramatic late equaliser when he went up for a stoppage-time corner
- Simon Mignolet goalkeeper Simon Eastwood almost scored a dramatic late equaliser when he went up for a stoppage-time corner
- Wembley goalkeeper Simon Eastwood almost scored a dramatic late equaliser when he went up for a stoppage-time corner


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(CNN) -- A Texas group run by a self-described anarchist has posted what appears to be the first video of the live firing of a handgun created with a 3-D printer. The 53-second video shows a single shot being fired from The Liberator, a plastic handgun that, with the exception of its metal firing pin, was assembled from parts made with a 3-D printer, according to Defense Distributed. The gun appears unscathed after the test firing, although the brief clip does not reveal anything about its range or accuracy. The nonprofit group, founded by 25-year-old law student Cody Wilson, has posted instructions for the gun online so other people can duplicate it. The gun was created with a Stratasys Dimension SST printer, which can be purchased online for as little as $8,000.

OPTIONS:
- 3-D has emerged as the face of the group, although many of its members, including the owners of the 3-D printer the group uses, have chosen to remain anonymous.
- CNN has emerged as the face of the group, although many of its members, including the owners of the 3-D printer the group uses, have chosen to remain anonymous.
- Cody Wilson has emerged as the face of the group, although many of its members, including the owners of the 3-D printer the group uses, have chosen to remain anonymous.
- Defense Distributed has emerged as the face of the group, although many of its members, including the owners of the 3-D printer the group uses, have chosen to remain anonymous.
- Stratasys Dimension SST has emerged as the face of the group, although many of its members, including the owners of the 3-D printer the group uses, have chosen to remain anonymous.
- Texas has emerged as the face of the group, although many of its members, including the owners of the 3-D printer the group uses, have chosen to remain anonymous.
- The Liberator has emerged as the face of the group, although many of its members, including the owners of the 3-D printer the group uses, have chosen to remain anonymous.


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Chelsea are making contingency plans as Jose Mourinho fears an injury to Asmir Begovic could ruin their season. Blues staff have started devising emergency measures in case the Bosnian keeper is injured or suspended. As it stands Begovic is Chelsea's only recognised senior goalkeeper with first-choice Thibaut Courtois out with a long-term knee injury. And the consequences of losing Begovic have not escaped diligent Mourinho. Mourinho has started compiling a list of potential targets in case the worst-case scenario occurs. The shock name on that list is Manchester United outcast Victor Valdes, who is out of favour at Old Trafford.

At the moment

OPTIONS:
- Asmir Begovic's understudy is rookie keeper Jamal Blackman, 21.
- Begovic's understudy is rookie keeper Jamal Blackman, 21.
- Blues's understudy is rookie keeper Jamal Blackman, 21.
- Bosnian's understudy is rookie keeper Jamal Blackman, 21.
- Chelsea's understudy is rookie keeper Jamal Blackman, 21.
- Jose Mourinho's understudy is rookie keeper Jamal Blackman, 21.
- Manchester United's understudy is rookie keeper Jamal Blackman, 21.
- Mourinho's understudy is rookie keeper Jamal Blackman, 21.
- Old Trafford's understudy is rookie keeper Jamal Blackman, 21.
- Premier League's understudy is rookie keeper Jamal Blackman, 21.
- Thibaut Courtois's understudy is rookie keeper Jamal Blackman, 21.
- Victor Valdes's understudy is rookie keeper Jamal Blackman, 21.


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(CNN) China has promised to carry out more military drills near a disputed border region amid an escalating war of words with India. "We will preserve our sovereign territory and security interests at any cost," Senior Col. Wu Qian, Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman, told reporters Monday, adding that the People's Liberation Army will "further intensify targeted operations and trainings" around the Doklam area. India and China have been in a weeks-long standoff over a thin strip of land bordering both countries and Bhutan, in the Himalayas. Though not a part of Indian territory, the area is close to the "chicken's neck," a strategic corridor that serves as a vital artery between Delhi and its far northeastern states.

"In non-territorial waters,

OPTIONS:
- Asia military ships and planes enjoy freedom of navigation and overflight just as all other countries."
- Bhutan military ships and planes enjoy freedom of navigation and overflight just as all other countries."
- CNN military ships and planes enjoy freedom of navigation and overflight just as all other countries."
- China military ships and planes enjoy freedom of navigation and overflight just as all other countries."
- Chinese military ships and planes enjoy freedom of navigation and overflight just as all other countries."
- Chinese Defense Ministry military ships and planes enjoy freedom of navigation and overflight just as all other countries."
- Delhi military ships and planes enjoy freedom of navigation and overflight just as all other countries."
- Doklam military ships and planes enjoy freedom of navigation and overflight just as all other countries."
- Himalayas military ships and planes enjoy freedom of navigation and overflight just as all other countries."
- India military ships and planes enjoy freedom of navigation and overflight just as all other countries."
- Indian military ships and planes enjoy freedom of navigation and overflight just as all other countries."
- People's Liberation Army military ships and planes enjoy freedom of navigation and overflight just as all other countries."
- Wu Qian military ships and planes enjoy freedom of navigation and overflight just as all other countries."


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New Delhi (CNN) Africans living in northern India are locking themselves indoors in terror after a spate of mob attacks left several hospitalized. Multiple attacks on Nigerian students have been reported this week in Greater Noida, 18 miles southeast of the capital New Delhi. Nine Nigerians were attacked, including five who were wounded and two who were hospitalized with undisclosed injuries, said Abike Dabiri, Nigeria's special assistant on foreign affairs and diaspora. A Kenyan woman who claimed that she was also attacked was found to have made up the incident, said Dharmendra Singh, a senior police superintendent in Noida. Police have since dropped the case.

"Please maintain and keep the peace, and discourage any form of retaliation towards

OPTIONS:
- Abike Dabiri."
- Africans."
- CNN."
- Dharmendra Singh."
- Greater Noida."
- India."
- Indians."
- Kenyan."
- New Delhi."
- Nigeria."
- Nigerian."
- Nigerians."
- Noida."


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(CNN) Authorities missed an opportunity a decade ago to stop a key ISIS operative thought to be behind the Paris and Brussels attacks, a former Belgian intelligence officer says. Instead, Andre Jacob, who at the time was the head of the anti-terrorism unit for Belgian intelligence, says that Oussama Atar, believed by French authorities to be the elusive "Abu Ahmad," was incarcerated in multiple Iraqi detention centers where he became further radicalized. The Belgian-Moroccan national, now 32, would years later introduce his own family -- including his cousins, the El Bakraoui brothers who carried out the Brussels attacks -- to his extremist ideologies, according to French and Belgian authorities.

The day after he returned,

OPTIONS:
- Abu Ahmad was interrogated -- first by police and then by a judge -- for six hours, who questioned his movements abroad.
- Andre Jacob was interrogated -- first by police and then by a judge -- for six hours, who questioned his movements abroad.
- Atar was interrogated -- first by police and then by a judge -- for six hours, who questioned his movements abroad.
- Belgian was interrogated -- first by police and then by a judge -- for six hours, who questioned his movements abroad.
- Brussels was interrogated -- first by police and then by a judge -- for six hours, who questioned his movements abroad.
- CNN was interrogated -- first by police and then by a judge -- for six hours, who questioned his movements abroad.
- El Bakraoui was interrogated -- first by police and then by a judge -- for six hours, who questioned his movements abroad.
- French was interrogated -- first by police and then by a judge -- for six hours, who questioned his movements abroad.
- ISIS was interrogated -- first by police and then by a judge -- for six hours, who questioned his movements abroad.
- Iraqi was interrogated -- first by police and then by a judge -- for six hours, who questioned his movements abroad.
- Moroccan was interrogated -- first by police and then by a judge -- for six hours, who questioned his movements abroad.
- Oussama Atar was interrogated -- first by police and then by a judge -- for six hours, who questioned his movements abroad.
- Paris was interrogated -- first by police and then by a judge -- for six hours, who questioned his movements abroad.


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(CNN) -- CBS began to introduce the next host of the "Late Show," Stephen Colbert, by having current host David Letterman interview him and take a selfie together on Tuesday night. Letterman called Colbert "always entertaining," "the new kid" and "my friend." What Letterman was saying, implicitly, was that he supported CBS's pick for his successor. CBS announced that it had signed Colbert to a multiyear deal back on April 10, one week after Letterman revealed that he intends to retire in 2015. The unspecified timing of the transition came up during the chat between the two comedians. When Letterman asked about family matters, Colbert, who has three kids, said, "They're getting ready for me to hang around too much." He pointed out that he'll be signing off his Comedy Central show "The Colbert Report" at the end of the year, "and then there's -- I don't know -- when are you leaving? I should have asked!," Colbert said as Letterman laughed. "I should have asked."

Colbert also styled himself differently than he usually does on the "

OPTIONS:
- CBS," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.
- CNN," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.
- Colbert," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.
- Comedy Central," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.
- David Letterman," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.
- Late Show," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.
- Letterman," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.
- Stephen Colbert," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.
- The Colbert Report," further distinguishing between that show and his next late-night act.


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A private Scottish island has gone on sale for £550,000 - and with the Mull of Kintyre estate just 15 miles away, counts Sir Paul McCartney has a neighbour. Gigalum Island, off the west coast of Scotland, boasts just over 19 acres, a modern house with three ensuite bedrooms, private beaches and stunning views of the sea. An additional pathway links the pier with Gigalum House, which was built in 1980 and is on the east of the island, has a central octagonal core, with four wings. The island has a number of white sand beaches, native woods, rocky outcrops and areas of wildflower, while it's rich in wildlife with seals living on the rocks at the south of the island, otters live along the shore and dolphins are often seen accompanying local fishermen potting for lobsters.

Bolstered by the video of

OPTIONS:
- Gigalum House and The Campbeltown pipers on a local beach it became the band's biggest hit, was a Christmas number one and was the first single to sell over two million copies nationwide.
- Gigalum Island and The Campbeltown pipers on a local beach it became the band's biggest hit, was a Christmas number one and was the first single to sell over two million copies nationwide.
- London and The Campbeltown pipers on a local beach it became the band's biggest hit, was a Christmas number one and was the first single to sell over two million copies nationwide.
- Mull of Kintyre and The Campbeltown pipers on a local beach it became the band's biggest hit, was a Christmas number one and was the first single to sell over two million copies nationwide.
- Nearby Kintyre Peninsula and The Campbeltown pipers on a local beach it became the band's biggest hit, was a Christmas number one and was the first single to sell over two million copies nationwide.
- Paul and The Campbeltown pipers on a local beach it became the band's biggest hit, was a Christmas number one and was the first single to sell over two million copies nationwide.
- Paul McCartney and The Campbeltown pipers on a local beach it became the band's biggest hit, was a Christmas number one and was the first single to sell over two million copies nationwide.
- Scotland and The Campbeltown pipers on a local beach it became the band's biggest hit, was a Christmas number one and was the first single to sell over two million copies nationwide.
- Scottish and The Campbeltown pipers on a local beach it became the band's biggest hit, was a Christmas number one and was the first single to sell over two million copies nationwide.


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As "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Teresa Giudice faces a 15-month prison term that's set to start in January, it's no surprise she's also been dealing with "sleepless nights." The reality star and her husband, Joe Giudice, were sentenced Thursday to serve time after pleading guilty in March to numerous federal fraud charges. Teresa Giudice will serve a 15-month sentence. Joe received a 41-month sentence and also faces the possibility of deportation since he's not a U.S. citizen. 'Real Housewives of New Jersey' stars Teresa and Joe Giudice sentenced On Monday night, both Giudices sat down with Bravo's Andy Cohen for the first part of an interview featured on Cohen's "Watch What Happens Live." When Teresa Giudice was asked about her reaction to the October 2 sentencing, she could hardly find the words to express how it has affected her, and how she fears it will affect her family.

According to

OPTIONS:
- Andy Cohen, their eldest, Gia, 13, has become her support system.
- Bravo, their eldest, Gia, 13, has become her support system.
- Cohen, their eldest, Gia, 13, has become her support system.
- Gia, their eldest, Gia, 13, has become her support system.
- Giudices, their eldest, Gia, 13, has become her support system.
- Joe, their eldest, Gia, 13, has become her support system.
- Joe Giudice, their eldest, Gia, 13, has become her support system.
- Real Housewives of New Jersey, their eldest, Gia, 13, has become her support system.
- Teresa, their eldest, Gia, 13, has become her support system.
- Teresa Giudice, their eldest, Gia, 13, has become her support system.
- U.S., their eldest, Gia, 13, has become her support system.
- Watch What Happens Live, their eldest, Gia, 13, has become her support system.


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Sportsmail's Ashes Columnist Brendon McCullum talks us through the build-up to England's pivotal Ashes Test against Australia at Trent Bridge on Thursday. The New Zealand captain believes Michael Clarke would benefit from an arm around his shoulder in the Australia dressing-room. I feel for Michael Clarke right now. Captaincy can be tough, and so can slumps in your batting form. But when the two things coincide — when your team’s losing and you’re not scoring any runs — that’s when you really earn your crust. It’s both the toughest part of the job and a great opportunity to show people what you’re made of.

It strikes me that there’s a difference of philosophy between

OPTIONS:
- Ashes and those who run the team.
- Australia and those who run the team.
- Batsman and those who run the team.
- Brad Haddin and those who run the team.
- Brendon McCullum and those who run the team.
- Clarke and those who run the team.
- England and those who run the team.
- Michael Clarke and those who run the team.
- New Zealand and those who run the team.
- Trent Bridge and those who run the team.


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(CNN) Singaporean teen blogger Amos Yee was released from US detention Tuesday after a court upheld a decision to grant him asylum. Photos showed Yee, who has been jailed twice in native Singapore for critical views on race and religion, leaving a US immigration facility in downtown Chicago with a friend and his belongings stuffed in a plastic bag. A photo posted on his Facebook page was captioned: "Amos Yee is now a free man." "I'm kind of stunned right now," he told the Chicago Tribune. "It's very surreal." In a statement posted on Facebook earlier Tuesday, his law firm said that a panel had upheld the decision on March 24 to grant asylum to Yee and he would soon be released.

Critics have said his arrest and subsequent detention highlighted the restrictions on free speech in

OPTIONS:
- Amos Yee, where criticism of leaders and the government is frowned upon.
- Chicago, where criticism of leaders and the government is frowned upon.
- Chicago Tribune, where criticism of leaders and the government is frowned upon.
- Facebook, where criticism of leaders and the government is frowned upon.
- Panel, where criticism of leaders and the government is frowned upon.
- Singapore, where criticism of leaders and the government is frowned upon.
- Singaporean, where criticism of leaders and the government is frowned upon.
- US, where criticism of leaders and the government is frowned upon.
- Yee, where criticism of leaders and the government is frowned upon.


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(CNN) Bernie Sanders' lead over Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire is on the rise, with the Vermont senator leading the former secretary of state by 27 points, 60% to 33%, a new CNN/WMUR poll has found. The new poll, mostly conducted before Sunday night's debate, found Sanders' support has grown by 10 points since a late-November/early December CNN/WMUR poll, which found Sanders holding 50% to Clinton's 40%. New Hampshire Democrats' views on the race are solidifying as well, with 52% saying they have definitely decided who they will support, up from 36% who felt that way in early December. Among those voters, Sanders holds an even broader 64% to 35% lead.

On the economy, New Hampshire voters now clearly give Sanders the edge over Clinton as the candidate more trusted to handle it: 57% say

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Sanders would best handle it vs. 33% for Clinton.
- CNN would best handle it vs. 33% for Clinton.
- CNN/WMUR would best handle it vs. 33% for Clinton.
- Clinton would best handle it vs. 33% for Clinton.
- Democrats would best handle it vs. 33% for Clinton.
- Hillary Clinton would best handle it vs. 33% for Clinton.
- New Hampshire would best handle it vs. 33% for Clinton.
- Sanders would best handle it vs. 33% for Clinton.
- Vermont would best handle it vs. 33% for Clinton.
- WMUR would best handle it vs. 33% for Clinton.


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(CNN) -- The 5-year-old son of country music singer Mindy McCready has been recovered and is in good health in the custody of officials in Arkansas, a spokeswoman for the Florida Department of Children and Families told CNN Friday. "We're working with local law enforcement and the Arkansas (Division of Children and Family Services) and we're going to bring him home to Florida to his legal guardian as soon as possible," Terri Durdaller said about the boy, Zander. Mindy McCready's assistant said the singer turned Zander over to the Arkansas authorities and that he would be returned to her on Monday. "She's looking forward to having her case heard in front of an unbiased courtroom," the assistant said. "She has a 99% chance of her child leaving with her on Monday morning."

McCready's publicist issued a statement, saying

OPTIONS:
- Arkansas "has not been charged with illegal wrongdoing."
- CNN "has not been charged with illegal wrongdoing."
- Division of Children and Family Services "has not been charged with illegal wrongdoing."
- Florida "has not been charged with illegal wrongdoing."
- Florida Department of Children and Families "has not been charged with illegal wrongdoing."
- McCready "has not been charged with illegal wrongdoing."
- Mindy McCready "has not been charged with illegal wrongdoing."
- Singer "has not been charged with illegal wrongdoing."
- Terri Durdaller "has not been charged with illegal wrongdoing."
- Zander "has not been charged with illegal wrongdoing."


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(CNN) Following an appearance by the Super Bowl champion New England Patriots at the White House on Wednesday, pictures started circulating on the Internet comparing the 2017 attendance with President Trump with what it looked like when the team was at the White House in 2015  with President Obama. First, the photos. Here's Thursday: And here's 2015: The implication, of course, is that there were a lot more Patriots who wanted to come and meet President Obama than who wanted to meet President Trump. Liberals quickly seized on the photos as evidence that President Trump is deeply unpopular and someone that even our professional athletes don't want to meet. Even his much-ballyhooed pal Tom Brady decided to skip it!

There are lots and lots of legitimate criticisms of how

OPTIONS:
- Internet has governed over his first 91 days in office.
- Liberals has governed over his first 91 days in office.
- New England Patriots has governed over his first 91 days in office.
- Obama has governed over his first 91 days in office.
- Patriots has governed over his first 91 days in office.
- Super Bowl has governed over his first 91 days in office.
- Tom Brady has governed over his first 91 days in office.
- Trump has governed over his first 91 days in office.
- White House has governed over his first 91 days in office.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump released a $1.1 trillion budget outline Thursday that makes good on a series of campaign promises, including cutting Environmental Protection Agency by about one-third. And his budget director made clear the administration has no intention of going back. Asked at the White House about the cuts to climate change-related programs, Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said those programs are "a waste of your money." "Regarding the question as to climate change, I think the President was fairly straightforward. We're not spending money on that anymore. We consider that to be a waste of your money to go out and do that.' So that is a specific tie to his campaign," Mulvaney said.

The

OPTIONS:
- Budget administration will release its full budget in May.
- CNN administration will release its full budget in May.
- Donald Trump administration will release its full budget in May.
- EPA administration will release its full budget in May.
- Environmental Protection Agency administration will release its full budget in May.
- Mick Mulvaney administration will release its full budget in May.
- Mulvaney administration will release its full budget in May.
- Office of Management and Budget administration will release its full budget in May.
- Trump administration will release its full budget in May.
- Washington administration will release its full budget in May.
- White House administration will release its full budget in May.


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SAS officers on a gruelling Special Forces selection march in which three soldiers died made a desperate plea for the exercise to be scrapped but were overruled by top brass, a coroner will be told. Just hours after reserve soldiers Lance Corporal Craig Roberts and Trooper Eddie Maher died on a 16-mile march in blistering heat on July 13, 2013, the SAS trainers were ordered to carry on with the marches over the Brecon Beacons. A third reservist, Corporal James Dunsby, also collapsed, and died in hospital a fortnight later. Army guidelines state that exercises must be stopped if troops suffer from heat-induced injuries, leading to claims that these rules were callously ignored.

These soldiers, many from elite Guards regiments and the Parachute Regiment, were hoping to gain entry into 22

OPTIONS:
- Army.
- Brecon Beacons.
- Craig Roberts.
- Dyfed- Powys Police.
- Eddie Maher.
- James Dunsby.
- Lance.
- SAS.
- Special Forces.
- United Kingdom Special Forces.
- Welsh.


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

(CNN) -- Self-discipline and a bit of synchronicity have turned into best-selling success for author Matthew Quick. The former high school teacher describes writing fiction as taking the chaos that's happening inside him and turning it into something orderly on the page. It's working: He has turned out four best-selling books, including one, "The Silver Linings Playbook," that was made into an Oscar-winning movie. Now Quick is continuing to ride his hot streak with a new novel, "The Good Luck of Right Now," out this month. In "The Good Luck of Right Now," Quick's narrator also turns to writing to make sense of his life. Dementia takes over in the final days of Bartholomew Neil's mother's life, and she starts calling her son Richard. He finds a "Free Tibet" form letter signed by actor Richard Gere, and thinking there must be some connection, Bartholomew starts writing awkward, intimate letters to the actor.

"Dear Mr.

OPTIONS:
- Bartholomew," each chapter of the novel begins.
- Bartholomew Neil," each chapter of the novel begins.
- CNN," each chapter of the novel begins.
- Free Tibet," each chapter of the novel begins.
- Good Luck," each chapter of the novel begins.
- Good Luck of Right Now," each chapter of the novel begins.
- Matthew Quick," each chapter of the novel begins.
- Oscar," each chapter of the novel begins.
- Quick," each chapter of the novel begins.
- Richard," each chapter of the novel begins.
- Richard Gere," each chapter of the novel begins.
- Right Now," each chapter of the novel begins.
- Silver Linings Playbook," each chapter of the novel begins.
- The Silver Linings Playbook," each chapter of the novel begins.


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A 73-year-old farmer from a village in southeast China has become a local hero  after winning a tense battle with a troublesome boa constrictor using only a rock. For weeks, residents in Nantang village had seen their chickens, ducks and goats vanish, and suspected a band of errant thieves were behind the mysterious disappearances, The People's Daily Online reported. Little did they know the real culprit was a 13 foot-long boa constrictor. The 'hero' pensioner, known only as Xie, caught the snake in the act after losing three goats of his own. 'I was going to the back hill for my goat,' he said, 'and then I saw this huge snake winding around it.'

OPTIONS:
- Boas have been known to kill small children, babies and, very occasionally, adults in the past.
- China have been known to kill small children, babies and, very occasionally, adults in the past.
- Chinese have been known to kill small children, babies and, very occasionally, adults in the past.
- Little have been known to kill small children, babies and, very occasionally, adults in the past.
- Nantang have been known to kill small children, babies and, very occasionally, adults in the past.
- The People's Daily Online have been known to kill small children, babies and, very occasionally, adults in the past.
- Xie have been known to kill small children, babies and, very occasionally, adults in the past.


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LONDON, England (CNN) -- London commuters crammed onto buses, scrambled for taxis, cycled or simply walked on Wednesday as a strike by Tube workers shut down most of the subway network. Commuters queue for packed buses in London on Wednesday morning. The strike began Tuesday at 7 p.m. (2 p.m. ET) but the first full effects were felt during Wednesday's morning commute. The strike was set to last for 48 hours with a normal service resuming Friday morning, according to Transport for London (TfL), which runs the city's transportation network. The RMT trade union called the strike after talks with management over pay, job cuts, and disciplinary issues broke down.

The

OPTIONS:
- CNN represents about half of the 20,000 employees on the Tube, a TfL spokeswoman said.
- England represents about half of the 20,000 employees on the Tube, a TfL spokeswoman said.
- LONDON represents about half of the 20,000 employees on the Tube, a TfL spokeswoman said.
- London represents about half of the 20,000 employees on the Tube, a TfL spokeswoman said.
- RMT represents about half of the 20,000 employees on the Tube, a TfL spokeswoman said.
- TfL represents about half of the 20,000 employees on the Tube, a TfL spokeswoman said.
- Transport for London represents about half of the 20,000 employees on the Tube, a TfL spokeswoman said.
- Tube represents about half of the 20,000 employees on the Tube, a TfL spokeswoman said.


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The woman who fell off a cruise ship off the coast of Cuba was in the middle of a 'twerk-off', a friend claims. 'She and some other girl who was calling herself the twerk queen were having a twerk-off,' Graham Hansen, a friend of the unidentified victim, told NBC. 'Twerk queen started twerking on [the missing woman's] boyfriend, and it caused some sort of issue between the two of them.' Moments later, he says, the victim then jumped off the ship, which was hosting an electronic dance music (EDM) party. His words come just hours after the U.S. Coast Guard sent out search parties for the woman, who was seen falling off the Norwegian Pearl at 7pm on Thursday. The ship was about 22 miles off the coast of Cuba at the time.

Norwegian Cruise Line said in an emailed statement that the female passenger was seen intentionally going overboard during a chartered cruise on the

OPTIONS:
- Cuba.
- EDM.
- Friend.
- Graham Hansen.
- NBC.
- Norwegian.
- Norwegian Pearl.
- Pearl.
- Twerk.
- U.S. Coast Guard.


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Washington  (CNN) Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin says the Black Lives Matter movement is a "farce" and said Americans who hyphenate their racial backgrounds -- such as African-Americans and Asian-Americans -- "further divide our nation." "#BlackLivesMatter is a farce and hyphenating America destroys us," the 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee wrote on her Facebook page. "Shame on our culture's influencers who would stir contention and division that could lead to evil such as that in Dallas." "Shame on politicians and pundits giving credence to thugs rioting against police officers and the rule of law in the name of "'peaceful protests.' It is a farce. #BlackLivesMatter is a farce."

Palin's comments come after a week in which five Dallas officers were shot and killed amid protests over the  back-to-back police shooting deaths of two

OPTIONS:
- African-American men by police earlier in the week.
- Alaska-American men by police earlier in the week.
- America-American men by police earlier in the week.
- American-American men by police earlier in the week.
- Americans-American men by police earlier in the week.
- Asian-American men by police earlier in the week.
- Black Lives Matter-American men by police earlier in the week.
- BlackLivesMatter-American men by police earlier in the week.
- CNN-American men by police earlier in the week.
- Dallas-American men by police earlier in the week.
- Palin-American men by police earlier in the week.
- Republican-American men by police earlier in the week.
- Sarah Palin-American men by police earlier in the week.
- Washington-American men by police earlier in the week.


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The first ever mixed race Miss Japan has been forced to defend herself against accusations that she 'isn't Japanese enough' because her father is African-American. Ariana Miyamoto was born and raised in Nagasaki, speaks fluent Japanese, and has been chosen to represent Japan in the Miss Universe pageant. But the 20-year-old beauty queen used her first television appearance after her selection to apologetically explain to reporters that while she doesn't 'look Japanese' on the outside, on the inside, there are 'many Japanese things about her'. Ariana Miyamoto was born and raised in Nagasaki, speaks fluent Japanese, and has been selected to represent Japan in the Miss Universe pageant

The vast majority of

OPTIONS:
- African-American is made up of homogeneous people.
- American is made up of homogeneous people.
- Ariana Miyamoto is made up of homogeneous people.
- Japan is made up of homogeneous people.
- Japanese is made up of homogeneous people.
- Miss Japan is made up of homogeneous people.
- Miss Universe is made up of homogeneous people.
- Nagasaki is made up of homogeneous people.


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(CNN) Anniversaries are useful moments to pause and reflect. For the anniversary of D-Day -- June 6, 1944 -- and subsequent campaign in northern France, it is also an opportunity to look at the past in detail and ask how much of what we think we know is true and how much is well-entrenched myth. Not only is it more interesting, it is also of greater worth as we plan for the future and pray there will never be a conflict like World War II again. 1. MYTH: D-Day was predominantly an American operation REALITY: For many people, D-Day is defined by the bloodshed at Omaha -- the codename for one of the five beaches where Allied forces landed -- and the American airborne drops. Even in Germany, the perception is still that D-Day was a largely American show; in a German TV mini-series shown in recent years, "Generation War," there was a reference to the "American landings" in France.

REALITY: Allied frontline troops suffered horrifically during

OPTIONS:
- Allied.
- American.
- Day.
- Europe.
- France.
- Generation War.
- German.
- Germany.
- Normandy.
- Omaha.
- World War II.


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The wife of a man jailed for killing his own brother has vowed to stand by her man. Mark Lowe, 32, from Skelmersdale, Lancashire, is currently serving a five-year sentence for beating and kicking his brother Wayne to death, after Wayne, then 33, attacked him in his bed with a knife. Mark's wife Sarah is now looking after three young children alone and said: '[Mark] will regret what he did for the rest of his life, because he loved his brother.' Mark Lowe, 32 (left), is currently serving a five year sentence for beating and kicking his brother Wayne (right) to death, but his wife Sarah (bottom) is standing by her man

OPTIONS:
- Lancashire was very shaken when he called me, but he was adamant, from the start, that he didn't mean to hurt him and I knew that was true.
- Mark was very shaken when he called me, but he was adamant, from the start, that he didn't mean to hurt him and I knew that was true.
- Mark Lowe was very shaken when he called me, but he was adamant, from the start, that he didn't mean to hurt him and I knew that was true.
- Sarah was very shaken when he called me, but he was adamant, from the start, that he didn't mean to hurt him and I knew that was true.
- Sarah Lowe was very shaken when he called me, but he was adamant, from the start, that he didn't mean to hurt him and I knew that was true.
- Skelmersdale was very shaken when he called me, but he was adamant, from the start, that he didn't mean to hurt him and I knew that was true.
- Wayne was very shaken when he called me, but he was adamant, from the start, that he didn't mean to hurt him and I knew that was true.


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A Canadian senior citizen is making waves - and gaining tons of fans - as an unlikely grindcore star, thanks to her impressively-ferocious vocals which she showcases as a back-up singer for her son’s band. The 67-year-old sensation, who has been dubbed 'The Grindmother', first began doing back-up vocals for the band, Corrupt Leaders, last year, and has now released her first single, At Any Cost, for the group, which is fronted by her son, who goes by the name Rain Forest. In the video, she's seen  head-banging and screaming into the microphone as she belts out the song's politically-inspired lyrics.

His band is also selling T-shirts with her picture and the words: 'Listen to

OPTIONS:
- At Any Cost'.
- Canadian'.
- Corrupt Leaders'.
- Ozzy Osbourne'.
- Rain Forest'.
- The Grindmother'.


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Just hours after they were photographed enjoying pints in a country pub, David Cameron and Chinese President Xi Jinping again revealed their playful sides by posing for a selfie with Manchester City star Sergio Aguero. The leaders met the footballer at the team's training ground during a stop on the final day of the state visit. After a London leg packed with royal events and multi-billion pound business deals, Mr Xi and his wife were in Manchester as Mr Cameron sought to promote his Northern Powerhouse agenda. After rubbing shoulders with  footballing greats, Mr Xi joined the Prime Minister and dozens of local business leaders for a three-course lunch at Manchester Town Hall, where he was greeted by hundreds of cheering pro-Beijing supporters.

President Xi later met Manchester football greats during his visit to

OPTIONS:
- Beijing's football academy.
- Cameron's football academy.
- Chinese's football academy.
- David Cameron's football academy.
- London's football academy.
- Manchester's football academy.
- Manchester City's football academy.
- Manchester Town Hall's football academy.
- Northern Powerhouse's football academy.
- Peng Liyuan's football academy.
- Sergio Aguero's football academy.
- UK's football academy.
- Xi's football academy.
- Xi Jinping's football academy.


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Manchester City have swooped for a second summer running for a big-priced defender, signing Argentina’s Nicolas Otamendi from Valencia for a fee of £32million on a five-year deal - a year after buying Eliaquim Mangala for £42m from Porto and two third-party ownership groups. The signing of Otamendi brings City’s summer outlay close to £100m, with the club still being strongly linked to a £50m deal for Wolfsburg's Kevin De Bruyne. Nick Harris explores whether UEFA have given up on Financial Fair Play and trying to keep spending down - or whether there is another explanation for the splurge.

And we can assume they also made less than £7m loss in 2014-15 because

OPTIONS:
- Argentina have lifted the punishment.
- City have lifted the punishment.
- Eliaquim Mangala have lifted the punishment.
- Fantasy Football have lifted the punishment.
- Financial Fair Play have lifted the punishment.
- Kevin De Bruyne have lifted the punishment.
- Kevin de Bruyne have lifted the punishment.
- MailOnline have lifted the punishment.
- Manchester City have lifted the punishment.
- Nick Harris have lifted the punishment.
- Nicolas Otamendi have lifted the punishment.
- Otamendi have lifted the punishment.
- Porto have lifted the punishment.
- UEFA have lifted the punishment.
- Valencia have lifted the punishment.
- Wolfsburg have lifted the punishment.


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The radicalised Muslim 15-year-old who shot a police accountant in an 'act of terrorism' had heard a lecture by an extremist group just hours before storming the force headquarters. Farhad Jabar Khalil Mohammad reportedly  listened to a talk by hardline Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir at Parramatta mosque where he changed into a black robe before killing Curtis Cheng, according to Seven News. He walked towards the nearby police station on Friday afternoon, stopping at his school en route to dump his backpack which contained material linked to a Sydney Islamic bookstore. The Iranian-born youth then concealed his gun in his clothing and headed towards NSW Police headquarters in Parramatta, Sydney, where he shot Mr Cheng  in the back of the head.

A senior Hizb ut-

OPTIONS:
- Cheng figure is believed to have given a lecture on the day of the shooting, but leaders of the group have refused to condemn the attack.
- Curtis Cheng figure is believed to have given a lecture on the day of the shooting, but leaders of the group have refused to condemn the attack.
- Farhad Jabar Khalil Mohammad figure is believed to have given a lecture on the day of the shooting, but leaders of the group have refused to condemn the attack.
- Hizb ut figure is believed to have given a lecture on the day of the shooting, but leaders of the group have refused to condemn the attack.
- Iranian figure is believed to have given a lecture on the day of the shooting, but leaders of the group have refused to condemn the attack.
- Islamic figure is believed to have given a lecture on the day of the shooting, but leaders of the group have refused to condemn the attack.
- Islamist figure is believed to have given a lecture on the day of the shooting, but leaders of the group have refused to condemn the attack.
- Muslim figure is believed to have given a lecture on the day of the shooting, but leaders of the group have refused to condemn the attack.
- NSW Police figure is believed to have given a lecture on the day of the shooting, but leaders of the group have refused to condemn the attack.
- Parramatta figure is believed to have given a lecture on the day of the shooting, but leaders of the group have refused to condemn the attack.
- Schoolboy figure is believed to have given a lecture on the day of the shooting, but leaders of the group have refused to condemn the attack.
- Seven News figure is believed to have given a lecture on the day of the shooting, but leaders of the group have refused to condemn the attack.
- Sydney figure is believed to have given a lecture on the day of the shooting, but leaders of the group have refused to condemn the attack.
- Tahrir figure is believed to have given a lecture on the day of the shooting, but leaders of the group have refused to condemn the attack.


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A taxi driver may have to pay $25,000 after a judge said the cabbie refused to pick up passengers because they're black, passing them over for white riders while they watched. Cabbie Baqir Raza 'discriminated based on race and color' when he turned away Cynthia Jordan and her two daughters in October 2013, Administrative Law Judge Richard Kramer wrote in recommending the fine last month. It's subject to city Human Rights Commission approval. Jordan, an accounting executive, and her adult and teen daughters were trying to get to a family birthday party when they spotted Raza's cab in midtown Manhattan.

OPTIONS:
- Administrative Law told the rights agency in a written response that the white women simply got in when another rider got out.
- Cabbie Baqir Raza told the rights agency in a written response that the white women simply got in when another rider got out.
- Cynthia Jordan told the rights agency in a written response that the white women simply got in when another rider got out.
- Human Rights Commission told the rights agency in a written response that the white women simply got in when another rider got out.
- Jordan told the rights agency in a written response that the white women simply got in when another rider got out.
- Manhattan told the rights agency in a written response that the white women simply got in when another rider got out.
- Raza told the rights agency in a written response that the white women simply got in when another rider got out.
- Richard Kramer told the rights agency in a written response that the white women simply got in when another rider got out.


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(CNN) Severe weather is blamed for two deaths and five injuries in Manatee County, Florida, local officials said. The victims all belonged to the same family and were inside a mobile home in Duette, a small community near Tampa. Steve Wilson, 58, and Kate Wilson, 51, were killed when the storm damaged the mobile home, Manatee County spokesman Nick Azzara told CNN. Five others inside the mobile home -- Steven M. Wilson, 38, and four children between the ages of 6 and 10 -- were injured, officials said. At least two tornadoes struck in Manatee and Sarasota counties, CNN affiliate WFLA reported.

"Most of the damage is in

OPTIONS:
- CNN, which is in the far eastern border of Manatee County," Azzara told CNN.
- Duette, which is in the far eastern border of Manatee County," Azzara told CNN.
- Florida, which is in the far eastern border of Manatee County," Azzara told CNN.
- Kate Wilson, which is in the far eastern border of Manatee County," Azzara told CNN.
- Manatee, which is in the far eastern border of Manatee County," Azzara told CNN.
- Manatee County, which is in the far eastern border of Manatee County," Azzara told CNN.
- Nick Azzara, which is in the far eastern border of Manatee County," Azzara told CNN.
- Sarasota, which is in the far eastern border of Manatee County," Azzara told CNN.
- Steve Wilson, which is in the far eastern border of Manatee County," Azzara told CNN.
- Steven M. Wilson, which is in the far eastern border of Manatee County," Azzara told CNN.
- Tampa, which is in the far eastern border of Manatee County," Azzara told CNN.
- WFLA, which is in the far eastern border of Manatee County," Azzara told CNN.


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A desperate mother has released a heart-breaking photograph of her addict daughter in a coma - to warn young people about the dangers of taking drugs. Marie Greer, 56, from Blackpool, has shared the shocking images of Stacey lying motionless in a hospital bed having suffered catastrophic brain injuries. Stacey, who has a three-year-old son, took a lethal mix of amphetamine, ketamine and heroine-substitute methadone on April 7 – and has been in a vegetative state ever since. Charity volunteer Marie, who has seven children, revealed Stacey was in a coma for two weeks and will now need round-the-clock care after being too badly brain damaged for any hope of a recovery.

She fell in with the wrong crowd and

OPTIONS:
- Blackpool was concerned.
- Marie was concerned.
- Marie Greer was concerned.
- Stacey was concerned.


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One of the detectives who helped bring Adrian Bayley to justice after he murdered Jill Meagher detailed the moment he knew they caught the notorious killer and rapist. Investigator Dave Butler, who has been nominated for the Pride of Australia, said he had 'a rush of anxiety' and 'the hairs just stood up on the back of (his) neck, when they realised a five-day investigation of Bayley was successful. Sen Sgt Butler, who led a team of more than 20 detectives and investigators, said the they were 'working blind' to try and solve the case, according to the Herald Sun.

It is unclear on what grounds

OPTIONS:
- Adrian Bayley is appealing or whether the applications will be accepted by the court.
- Bayley is appealing or whether the applications will be accepted by the court.
- Butler is appealing or whether the applications will be accepted by the court.
- Dave Butler is appealing or whether the applications will be accepted by the court.
- Herald Sun is appealing or whether the applications will be accepted by the court.
- Jill Meagher is appealing or whether the applications will be accepted by the court.
- Meagher is appealing or whether the applications will be accepted by the court.
- Pride of Australia is appealing or whether the applications will be accepted by the court.