DAVID Cameron’s salary will rise to almost £150,000 after he ditched his threat to block a 10.3 per cent increase in MPs’ pay. The body set up to regulate the salaries of parliamentarians said yesterday it was going ahead with its recommendation that their pay should rise by £6,940, taking MPs’ pay from £67,060 to £74,000. Downing Street said ministers would also reap the benefit despite suggestions last month that they would forego the increase. The 10.3 per cent increase recommended by the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa) contrasts with the pay rise of public-sector workers, which has been pegged at just 1 per cent. The announcement came after inflation fell into negative territory for the first time in decades.

It’s for

OPTIONS:
- DAVID Cameron as an independent body to determine the MP pay element.
- Downing Street as an independent body to determine the MP pay element.
- IPSA as an independent body to determine the MP pay element.
- Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority as an independent body to determine the MP pay element.
- Ipsa as an independent body to determine the MP pay element.
- MPs’ as an independent body to determine the MP pay element.
- Watchdog as an independent body to determine the MP pay element.


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A Reading fan is facing a three-year ban after running topless on to the pitch and performing a series of somersaults during his first-ever game at the Madejski Stadium. Charlie Sumner, 20, staged a one-man pitch invasion during the Royals' FA Cup 3-0 quarter-final replay win over Bradford City last month. Sumner, whose team were 3-0 up at the time, did four front flips on the pitch - landing on his back, before being tackled by stewards. Reading fan Charlie Sumner (left) faces a three-year football ban after his one-man pitch invasion last month Sumner - who said going to his first game was a 'brilliant experience' - is now facing a potential three-year ban for carrying out the stunt.

'I'd had a few drinks, I was happy and

OPTIONS:
- Bradford City were winning and I just went for it and had a laugh.
- Charlie Sumner were winning and I just went for it and had a laugh.
- FA were winning and I just went for it and had a laugh.
- FA Cup were winning and I just went for it and had a laugh.
- Madejski Stadium were winning and I just went for it and had a laugh.
- Reading were winning and I just went for it and had a laugh.
- Royals were winning and I just went for it and had a laugh.
- Sumner were winning and I just went for it and had a laugh.
- Wokingham were winning and I just went for it and had a laugh.


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(CNN) Just before the dawn of the Trump administration, journalism in Washington, DC, faces an existential crisis -- but virtually no one in the profession is willing to diagnose it. Here it is: For the first time, words don't matter. In August, as a guest on MSNBC's Meet the Press Daily, I noted that voters take Donald Trump seriously but not literally, while journalists take him literally, but not seriously. The rubric got traction on social media, became the headline of a widely read piece for The Atlantic by savvy columnist Salena Zito, and has been oft-repeated by other commentators, including tech pioneer and Trump backer Peter Thiel in a much-watched National Press Club address.

The task for journalists covering

OPTIONS:
- Brad Todd should be to get into the mindset of their readers, and out of the mindset of their own newsroom bureaucracies.
- DC should be to get into the mindset of their readers, and out of the mindset of their own newsroom bureaucracies.
- Donald Trump should be to get into the mindset of their readers, and out of the mindset of their own newsroom bureaucracies.
- Journalists should be to get into the mindset of their readers, and out of the mindset of their own newsroom bureaucracies.
- MSNBC should be to get into the mindset of their readers, and out of the mindset of their own newsroom bureaucracies.
- Meet the Press Daily should be to get into the mindset of their readers, and out of the mindset of their own newsroom bureaucracies.
- National Press Club should be to get into the mindset of their readers, and out of the mindset of their own newsroom bureaucracies.
- Peter Thiel should be to get into the mindset of their readers, and out of the mindset of their own newsroom bureaucracies.
- Salena Zito should be to get into the mindset of their readers, and out of the mindset of their own newsroom bureaucracies.
- The Atlantic should be to get into the mindset of their readers, and out of the mindset of their own newsroom bureaucracies.
- Trump should be to get into the mindset of their readers, and out of the mindset of their own newsroom bureaucracies.
- Washington should be to get into the mindset of their readers, and out of the mindset of their own newsroom bureaucracies.


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It's the most widely used illegal drug in the world, but does cannabis deserve its reputation as being one of the safest? Not if you take a look at South Africa, one of the UK's biggest providers of high-strength cannabis, where a potent strain of the plant dubbed 'swazi gold' is wrecking havoc on its young population. As revealed in BBC's Stacey Dooley Investigates, which aired last night, poverty-stricken grandmothers are growing it, drug mules are risking their lives to smuggle it out of the country, and what stays behind is ruining the lives of South Africa's drug-addled teens. Scroll down for video

Lucrative: Farmers in

OPTIONS:
- BBC developed the potent strain through cross-pollination, and can now yield double the crop they once could annually (file photo)
- South Africa developed the potent strain through cross-pollination, and can now yield double the crop they once could annually (file photo)
- South African developed the potent strain through cross-pollination, and can now yield double the crop they once could annually (file photo)
- Stacey Dooley Investigates developed the potent strain through cross-pollination, and can now yield double the crop they once could annually (file photo)
- Swaziland developed the potent strain through cross-pollination, and can now yield double the crop they once could annually (file photo)
- THC developed the potent strain through cross-pollination, and can now yield double the crop they once could annually (file photo)
- UK developed the potent strain through cross-pollination, and can now yield double the crop they once could annually (file photo)


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Australia's property market is so hot a single buyer in Sydney, Melbourne or Canberra needs to be earning more than $100,000 a year to afford the average-priced home in those cities, according to a recent analysis. In Sydney, where every weekend brings auction results that seem to defy belief, a solo first-home buyer needs to earn a massive $152,000 a year, the analysis by The Australian Financial Review in conjunction with the University of NSW, found. To manage repayments on a property of average price, Melbournians need to earn around $115,000 and those who wish to stake their claim on a piece of land in Canberra will need an individual wage of $111,000.

While it appears pokey, the open plan home features sweeping views of

OPTIONS:
- Australia's city skyline and has access to communal facilities which include swimming pool, spa, gymnasium, lounge and sky garden.
- Australian Bureau of Statistics's city skyline and has access to communal facilities which include swimming pool, spa, gymnasium, lounge and sky garden.
- Australian Financial Review's city skyline and has access to communal facilities which include swimming pool, spa, gymnasium, lounge and sky garden.
- Canberra's city skyline and has access to communal facilities which include swimming pool, spa, gymnasium, lounge and sky garden.
- Daily Mail Australia's city skyline and has access to communal facilities which include swimming pool, spa, gymnasium, lounge and sky garden.
- Melbourne's city skyline and has access to communal facilities which include swimming pool, spa, gymnasium, lounge and sky garden.
- Melbournians's city skyline and has access to communal facilities which include swimming pool, spa, gymnasium, lounge and sky garden.
- Solo's city skyline and has access to communal facilities which include swimming pool, spa, gymnasium, lounge and sky garden.
- Sydney's city skyline and has access to communal facilities which include swimming pool, spa, gymnasium, lounge and sky garden.
- University of NSW's city skyline and has access to communal facilities which include swimming pool, spa, gymnasium, lounge and sky garden.


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COLUMBIA, South Carolina (CNN) -- Oprah Winfrey delivered her "favorite" candidate in the presidential race something his campaign hoped for Sunday: the largest crowd yet of any event in the race to '08, according to the Obama campaign. Oprah campaigned with Obama this weekend in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina. Although exact figures were not immediately available, campaign officials estimated more than 30,000 people packed into Columbia, South Carolina's Williams-Brice stadium to hear the talk-show queen explain why she believes Obama is the man with the "vision" for America. "Dr. King dreamed the dream. We get to vote that dream into reality by supporting a man who knows not just who we are but who we can be," she told the crowd. South Carolina is one of the first states in the nation to hold its presidential primary, making it key to the success of any presidential candidate.

She discussed on Sunday stepping out of her "comfort zone" by entering the political scene on behalf of a candidate, and praised

OPTIONS:
- America's "ear for eloquence and tongue for unvarnished truth.
- CNN's "ear for eloquence and tongue for unvarnished truth.
- COLUMBIA's "ear for eloquence and tongue for unvarnished truth.
- Columbia's "ear for eloquence and tongue for unvarnished truth.
- Iowa's "ear for eloquence and tongue for unvarnished truth.
- King's "ear for eloquence and tongue for unvarnished truth.
- New Hampshire's "ear for eloquence and tongue for unvarnished truth.
- Obama's "ear for eloquence and tongue for unvarnished truth.
- Oprah's "ear for eloquence and tongue for unvarnished truth.
- Oprah Winfrey's "ear for eloquence and tongue for unvarnished truth.
- Oprah-bama's "ear for eloquence and tongue for unvarnished truth.
- S. Carolina's "ear for eloquence and tongue for unvarnished truth.
- South Carolina's "ear for eloquence and tongue for unvarnished truth.
- Williams-Brice stadium's "ear for eloquence and tongue for unvarnished truth.


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A golden retriever belonging to the family of a former Premier League footballer died of heatstroke after being left inside a hair-drying cabinet at a dog grooming parlour. Charlie, a healthy six-year-old owned by ex-Liverpool defender Daniel Agger and his wife Sofie, had been inside the dryer for 15 minutes when he started pawing at the door. But professional dog groomer Lisa Healy, 45, failed to realise he was in distress. Instead she left the dog unattended for another ten minutes, by which time Charlie had collapsed. Healy panicked and called a vet, who told her to try to cool the dog with wet towels and by sponging his mouth.

Sefton magistrates’ court heard that

OPTIONS:
- Ainsdale, who now plays for Danish side Brondby, was abroad at the time of the incident in December last year.
- Charlie, who now plays for Danish side Brondby, was abroad at the time of the incident in December last year.
- Daniel Agger, who now plays for Danish side Brondby, was abroad at the time of the incident in December last year.
- Dapper Dogs, who now plays for Danish side Brondby, was abroad at the time of the incident in December last year.
- Dog, who now plays for Danish side Brondby, was abroad at the time of the incident in December last year.
- Healy, who now plays for Danish side Brondby, was abroad at the time of the incident in December last year.
- Lisa Healy, who now plays for Danish side Brondby, was abroad at the time of the incident in December last year.
- Liverpool, who now plays for Danish side Brondby, was abroad at the time of the incident in December last year.
- Premier League, who now plays for Danish side Brondby, was abroad at the time of the incident in December last year.
- RSPCA, who now plays for Danish side Brondby, was abroad at the time of the incident in December last year.
- Sofie, who now plays for Danish side Brondby, was abroad at the time of the incident in December last year.
- Southport, who now plays for Danish side Brondby, was abroad at the time of the incident in December last year.


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The voters of the Rust Belt have shaken up the 2016 presidential campaign: Hoping to jolt a political system they see as ineffective and out of touch, they have repeatedly revolted by supporting unlikely, anti-establishment candidates. In both Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, these voters see a potential for change they haven't felt in generations. They say they are willing to shed party allegiances and reimagine their priorities this year, even voting for a self-described democratic socialist, or for a flame-throwing real estate developer who has never served in government. In doing so, they have become the engine of one of the most extraordinary elections in modern U.S. history.

"I know a lot of people think

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Sanders's crazy," he says, "but he's different."
- CNN's crazy," he says, "but he's different."
- Donald Trump's crazy," he says, "but he's different."
- Rust Belt's crazy," he says, "but he's different."
- U.S.'s crazy," he says, "but he's different."


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Washington (CNN) -- Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the gates of Quantico Marine Base in Virginia Sunday to protest the treatment of Bradley Manning, who is being held at the base prison on charges that he released classified government documents to WikiLeaks. Daniel Ellsberg, the 1971 Pentagon Papers leaker and Retired U.S. Army Col. Ann Wright who is known for being one of three State Department officials to publicly resign in 2003 as a way to protest the U.S. invasion of Iraq. See a CNN.com exclusive interview with Ellsberg as he talks about his kinship with Manning, and Ellsberg's experiences as an infamous war-time leaker.

OPTIONS:
- Ann Wright, a 23-year-old Army private, is accused of giving WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of classified military and State Department documents.
- Army, a 23-year-old Army private, is accused of giving WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of classified military and State Department documents.
- Bradley Manning, a 23-year-old Army private, is accused of giving WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of classified military and State Department documents.
- CNN, a 23-year-old Army private, is accused of giving WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of classified military and State Department documents.
- CNN.com, a 23-year-old Army private, is accused of giving WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of classified military and State Department documents.
- Daniel Ellsberg, a 23-year-old Army private, is accused of giving WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of classified military and State Department documents.
- Ellsberg, a 23-year-old Army private, is accused of giving WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of classified military and State Department documents.
- Iraq, a 23-year-old Army private, is accused of giving WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of classified military and State Department documents.
- Manning, a 23-year-old Army private, is accused of giving WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of classified military and State Department documents.
- Pentagon Papers, a 23-year-old Army private, is accused of giving WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of classified military and State Department documents.
- Quantico Marine Base, a 23-year-old Army private, is accused of giving WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of classified military and State Department documents.
- Retired U.S. Army, a 23-year-old Army private, is accused of giving WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of classified military and State Department documents.
- State Department, a 23-year-old Army private, is accused of giving WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of classified military and State Department documents.
- U.S., a 23-year-old Army private, is accused of giving WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of classified military and State Department documents.
- Virginia, a 23-year-old Army private, is accused of giving WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of classified military and State Department documents.
- Washington, a 23-year-old Army private, is accused of giving WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of classified military and State Department documents.
- WikiLeaks, a 23-year-old Army private, is accused of giving WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of classified military and State Department documents.


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(CNN) The former leader of Catalonia urged Madrid to enter political negotiations following a regional election that gave pro-independence parties a majority in the Catalan parliament. "We are a democratically mature country that has earned the right to become a republic of free men and women," said former Catalan President Carles Puigdemont. In a recorded address made from self-imposed exile in Brussels, Belgium, Puigdemont appealed to Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy to accept the election results. "The ballot boxes have spoken, democracy has spoken, everyone has been able to express themselves. What is Rajoy waiting for in order to accept the results?" Puigdemont said in a speech posted Saturday on social media.

For his part, Puigdemont was pushed from power after his government held an illegal independence referendum October 1 and lawmakers unilaterally declared the region's independence from

OPTIONS:
- Belgium.
- Brussels.
- CNN.
- Carles Puigdemont.
- Catalan.
- Catalonia.
- Madrid.
- Mariano Rajoy.
- Puigdemont.
- Rajoy.
- Spain.
- Spanish.


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Pasadena, CA (CNN) While most Americans are out watching fireworks to celebrate the Fourth of July, a group of scientists will be huddled in a small, glass conference room at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena, California, on Monday night to listen for a series of tones. Those tones may not rival the national anthem, but they will tell Juno mission managers whether the spacecraft has successfully performed a "suspenseful" maneuver that will allow it to be pulled into orbit around Jupiter. "Oh my God, we're going in!" said an admittedly nervous Scott Bolton -- the principal investigator for Juno with the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas.

ET Tuesday) before

OPTIONS:
- Americans sends back tones indicating whether it has successfully completed the engine firing.
- CA sends back tones indicating whether it has successfully completed the engine firing.
- California sends back tones indicating whether it has successfully completed the engine firing.
- God sends back tones indicating whether it has successfully completed the engine firing.
- Jet Propulsion Lab sends back tones indicating whether it has successfully completed the engine firing.
- Juno sends back tones indicating whether it has successfully completed the engine firing.
- Jupiter sends back tones indicating whether it has successfully completed the engine firing.
- NASA sends back tones indicating whether it has successfully completed the engine firing.
- Pasadena sends back tones indicating whether it has successfully completed the engine firing.
- San Antonio sends back tones indicating whether it has successfully completed the engine firing.
- Scott Bolton sends back tones indicating whether it has successfully completed the engine firing.
- Southwest Research Institute sends back tones indicating whether it has successfully completed the engine firing.
- Texas sends back tones indicating whether it has successfully completed the engine firing.


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An off-duty Florida sergeant has sparked fury after he killed his neighbor's dog, shooting it in the head after it ran into the backyard and, he claims, wouldn't 'back down'. Sgt. C. Bradley Shivers of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office called police after the incident himself and told officers the dog was 'barking with aggression' at his family, including his two young children, according to the Sheriff's report. But Chelsea Pavish, the dog's owner, claims Shivers' account of the basset hound mix she called Goose sounded out of character, and has since launched a petition against the officer to 'help bring justice'.

Pavish, 23, then came to Shiver's backyard and took

OPTIONS:
- C. Bradley Shivers to a nearby animal hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
- Chelsea Pavish to a nearby animal hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
- Florida to a nearby animal hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
- Goose to a nearby animal hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
- Jacksonville Sheriff's Office to a nearby animal hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
- Jacksonville Sherrif's Office to a nearby animal hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
- Said to a nearby animal hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
- Sheriff's to a nearby animal hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
- Shivers to a nearby animal hospital, where he was pronounced dead.


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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.

For now, they seem to have settled on that three-prong attack -- that

OPTIONS:
- Americans is a businessman who only protects his own interests; that he is a man who is incapable of working with others; and a candidate who would pose a risk to national security.
- Bernie Sanders is a businessman who only protects his own interests; that he is a man who is incapable of working with others; and a candidate who would pose a risk to national security.
- CNN is a businessman who only protects his own interests; that he is a man who is incapable of working with others; and a candidate who would pose a risk to national security.
- California is a businessman who only protects his own interests; that he is a man who is incapable of working with others; and a candidate who would pose a risk to national security.
- Clinton is a businessman who only protects his own interests; that he is a man who is incapable of working with others; and a candidate who would pose a risk to national security.
- Democratic is a businessman who only protects his own interests; that he is a man who is incapable of working with others; and a candidate who would pose a risk to national security.
- Donald Trump is a businessman who only protects his own interests; that he is a man who is incapable of working with others; and a candidate who would pose a risk to national security.
- Golden State is a businessman who only protects his own interests; that he is a man who is incapable of working with others; and a candidate who would pose a risk to national security.
- Hillary Clinton is a businessman who only protects his own interests; that he is a man who is incapable of working with others; and a candidate who would pose a risk to national security.
- Riverside is a businessman who only protects his own interests; that he is a man who is incapable of working with others; and a candidate who would pose a risk to national security.
- Trump is a businessman who only protects his own interests; that he is a man who is incapable of working with others; and a candidate who would pose a risk to national security.


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Two friends have been hailed as heroes for pulling two teenage girls from a burning crashed Mini Cooper just seconds before it exploded into a fireball. Josh Penn and Liam Coulthard, both 21, were driving a short distance behind their friends Alisha Davies and Amy Price, both 18, when the girls' car careered off the road and into a telegraph pole. As they drove around a corner on Bromwich Road in Worcester, the two men saw the yellow Mini Cooper on fire and rushed over to help. Driver Alisha was trapped after her door was pinned against the telegraph pole while Amy had to be dragged to safety by her boyfriend Liam.

Alisha, a trainee accountant from Worcester, broke her leg in two places and had surgery at

OPTIONS:
- Alisha following the crash.
- Alisha Davies following the crash.
- Amy following the crash.
- Amy Price following the crash.
- Bromwich Road following the crash.
- Josh Penn following the crash.
- Liam following the crash.
- Liam Coulthard following the crash.
- Mini Cooper following the crash.
- Pair following the crash.
- Worcester following the crash.


How does the sentence end?

So idealistic was Graham Turnbull that he decided to give up his comfortable life as a solicitor in Lincolnshire and go to teach in Africa. After farewells to his parents and family, the then 33-year-old headed for Rwanda, a former Belgian colony, where he dreamed of helping people escape poverty through education. But Graham’s dream immediately ran into problems: he was held up on the border with Uganda, prevented from travelling any further, while inside Rwanda the worst genocide since the Holocaust was underway. More than a million died in a three-month orgy of violence as the majority Hutu tribe wiped out members of the Tutsi tribe — who, despite being the minority in the country, had been the traditional rulers.

They were not, because the alleged crimes took place in

OPTIONS:
- Africa.
- Belgian.
- Cherie.
- Graham Turnbull.
- Graham’s.
- Holocaust.
- Hutu.
- Karake.
- Karenzi Karake.
- Lincolnshire.
- Paul Kagame.
- Rwanda.
- Tony Blair.
- Tutsi.
- Uganda.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- Stretching some 7,000 kilometers along the West African coastline, a submarine fiber-optic cable emerges off the coast of Nigeria to help bridge the digital divide in the continent. Dubbed Main One Cable, the system links West Africa with Europe, bringing ultra-fast broadband in the region. It runs from Seixal in Portugal through Accra in Ghana to Lagos in Nigeria and branches out in Morocco, Canary Islands, Senegal, and Ivory Coast. The cable, which has a capacity of 1.92 terabits a second, first went live in July 2010, becoming the first subsea cable to bring open-access, broadband capacity in West Africa, according to Funke Opeke, chief executive of Nigeria's Main One Cable Company.

But despite the big decrease in wholesale cost, Opeke notes that consumers have still not seen a difference in the price they pay -- she says that all of

OPTIONS:
- Accra's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.
- CNN's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.
- Canary Islands's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.
- Europe's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.
- Funke Opeke's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.
- Ghana's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.
- Ivory Coast's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.
- Lagos's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.
- Main One Cable's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.
- Main One Cable Company's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.
- Morocco's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.
- Nigeria's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.
- Opeke's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.
- Portugal's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.
- Seixal's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.
- Senegal's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.
- West Africa's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.
- West African's infrastructure is self-provisioned by different retail operators, which keep charging the same prices for the domestic part of the services.


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Some 35,000 gathered on the White House South Lawn Monday morning for the 137th annual Easter Egg Roll festivities. Pop band Fifth Harmony and duo MKTO brought music to the event, and Mrs Obama joined the So You Think You Can Dance All Stars on stage taking the spotlight during a choreographed routine. This comes only days after she sported her mom dance moves on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon during a segment called The Evolution of Mom Dancing Part 2. On Monday, another highlight of the day's festivities was Mr Obama's annual reading of his favorite childhood book Where the Wild Things Are, which he has done since 2009.

The egg roll is one of the longest-standing

OPTIONS:
- Easter Egg Roll traditions.
- Fifth Harmony traditions.
- MKTO traditions.
- Mom Dancing Part 2 traditions.
- Obama traditions.
- Rutherford B Hayes traditions.
- So You Think You Can Dance All Stars traditions.
- Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon traditions.
- Where the Wild Things Are traditions.
- White House traditions.
- White House South Lawn traditions.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump's longtime confidante Roger Stone accused lawmakers of making "falsehoods, misstatements, and misimpressions" with allegations of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian officials during his appearance before a congressional panel on Tuesday. Stone, a one-time adviser to Trump, issued a combative opening statement Monday evening ahead of his highly anticipated appearance before the House intelligence committee Tuesday morning in a closed session. Following his meeting, Stone said he had a "frank exchange" and described the preceding as "an entirely political exercise." Stone said he denied any Russian collusion or knowledge of the hacking of John Podesta's email during the roughly three-hour closed-door session.

Stone's testimony Tuesday is his first before the congressional panels investigating Russian election meddling and potential collusion with the

OPTIONS:
- CNN team.
- Donald Trump team.
- House team.
- John Podesta team.
- Roger Stone team.
- Russian team.
- Stone team.
- Trump team.


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

(CNN) -- The immigration debate took center stage Thursday as U.S. President Barack Obama fielded questions in a forum broadcast live online by the Spanish-language Univision network. "I want you to acknowledge that you did not keep your promise," co-host Jorge Ramos said in Spanish, noting that the president didn't deliver on his 2008 campaign pledge to push immigration reform during the first year of his term. Obama said the first year of his term was consumed by efforts to help the economy and stop the country from going into another Great Depression. And Republican political opponents, he said, kept many significant immigration measures from getting off the ground.

What I promised was that I would work every single day as hard as I can to make sure that everybody in this country regardless of who they are, what they look like, where they come from, that they would have a fair shot at the

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama dream.
- CNN dream.
- Great Depression dream.
- Jorge Ramos dream.
- Latino dream.
- Obama dream.
- Republican dream.
- Spanish dream.
- U.S. dream.
- Univision dream.


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

Anyone who has flown back from a holiday at night will have marvelled at the twinkling blanket of lights that cover towns and cities after dark. But the crew of the ISS has gone one better, by capturing this light show from the International Space Station's orbit around 250 miles (400km) above the Earth. The six-second Vine loop was posted at 9.32pm GMT last night and shows the station soaring over the UK and Scandinavia. Scroll down for video The bright section of light in the east of the UK is London (pictured). Cornwall and Devon are in relative darkness. As the station moves towards Scandinavia, the bright lights of Brussels and Antwerp in Belgium and Rotterdam in The Netherlands can be seen

This is the same location where this

OPTIONS:
- Antwerp was taken.
- Belgium was taken.
- Brussels was taken.
- Cornwall was taken.
- Critoferetti was taken.
- Devon was taken.
- Earth was taken.
- English Channel was taken.
- Expedition 42 was taken.
- ISS was taken.
- International Space Station was taken.
- London was taken.
- Rotterdam was taken.
- Samantha Cristoforetti was taken.
- Scandinavia was taken.
- The Netherlands was taken.
- UK was taken.
- Vine was taken.
- Yosemite National Park was taken.


Premier League clubs looking for players at Barcelona and Real Madrid this summer will find a team’s worth. Bara want limited departures from the first team this summer because they can’t sign players until January but they also want to blood young players from their B-team out on loan at higher leagues because their second string is likely to be playing third division football. At Real Madrid the need for a clear-out could make the exodus bigger than in most other seasons and boy wonder Martin Odegaard will need a loan club. Sportsmail look at 10 potential Clasico exports. Martin Odegaard (right) is expected to go out on loan from Real Madrid to gain experience next season

The 16-year-old Odegaard has struggled to fit in the

OPTIONS:
- Bara B-team and may depart on loan next season
- Barca B-team and may depart on loan next season
- Barcelona B-team and may depart on loan next season
- Clasico B-team and may depart on loan next season
- Martin Odegaard B-team and may depart on loan next season
- Premier League B-team and may depart on loan next season
- Real Madrid B-team and may depart on loan next season
- Sportsmail B-team and may depart on loan next season


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It is the one of the greatest moments in TV history - Who Shot J.R.? Thirty-five years ago, millions of viewers were obsessed with the plot line following the attempted murder of the world's most famous TV villain - played by Larry Hagman - and then later the big reveal of the would-be assassin's identity. It was a relatively unknown Mary Crosby. Her only claim to fame: She was the 19-year-old daughter of musical legend, Bing Crosby. Her role on Dallas as Kristin Shepard, J.R.'s scorned mistress and sister-in-law, propelled her to A-list stardom but in an exclusive interview with Daily Mail Online - the now 56-year-old reveals her own pickiness hurt her career.

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OPTIONS:
- Bing was hugely instrumental in putting me on the map.
- Bing Crosby was hugely instrumental in putting me on the map.
- Crosby was hugely instrumental in putting me on the map.
- Daily Mail Online was hugely instrumental in putting me on the map.
- Dallas was hugely instrumental in putting me on the map.
- J.R. was hugely instrumental in putting me on the map.
- J.R. Ewing was hugely instrumental in putting me on the map.
- Kristin Shepard was hugely instrumental in putting me on the map.
- Larry Hagman was hugely instrumental in putting me on the map.
- Mary Crosby was hugely instrumental in putting me on the map.


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Brussels, Belgium (CNN) In grainy images from surveillance footage, a man wearing light-colored clothes and a hat pushes a baggage cart through the airport. It's one key piece of evidence authorities are looking at as they search for suspects after two explosions at the Brussels airport and another at a busy subway station in the Belgian capital Tuesday killed at least 30 people and wounded 230 others. Brussels attack investigation: 1 person arrested ISIS claimed responsibility for the coordinated attacks, but authorities said it's too soon to say for sure whether the terror group was behind the blasts. So far, police have released photos of three men they say are suspects tied to the airport attack, standing side-by-side.

Investigators found a nail bomb, chemical products and an

OPTIONS:
- Belgian flag during a house search in the northeast Brussels neighborhood of Schaerbeek, Belgium's federal prosecutor said in a statement.
- Belgium flag during a house search in the northeast Brussels neighborhood of Schaerbeek, Belgium's federal prosecutor said in a statement.
- Brussels flag during a house search in the northeast Brussels neighborhood of Schaerbeek, Belgium's federal prosecutor said in a statement.
- Brussels Airport flag during a house search in the northeast Brussels neighborhood of Schaerbeek, Belgium's federal prosecutor said in a statement.
- CNN flag during a house search in the northeast Brussels neighborhood of Schaerbeek, Belgium's federal prosecutor said in a statement.
- ISIS flag during a house search in the northeast Brussels neighborhood of Schaerbeek, Belgium's federal prosecutor said in a statement.


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Watch out Bates family: The Duggars are planning on stealing some TV airtime at your daughter's wedding. The eldest Bates daughter Michaella is set to wed longtime beau Brandon Keilen, both 25, on Saturday at the Wallace Memorial Baptist Church in Knoxville, Tenn. Camera crews will document the happy occasion for the family's hit TV show Bringing Up Bates on the UP Network. Jana Duggar, also 25, is one of Michaella's eight bridesmaids; and the only one who is not a relative - three are the bride's sisters and three are the groom's sisters. Michaella's mother Kelly Bates, 48, is her matron of honor.

The Bates have managed to stay away from the

OPTIONS:
- Arkansas scandal thus far.
- Bates scandal thus far.
- Brandon Keilen scandal thus far.
- Derick Dillard scandal thus far.
- Duggars scandal thus far.
- El Salvador scandal thus far.
- Jana Duggar scandal thus far.
- Jill scandal thus far.
- Jim Bob scandal thus far.
- Knoxville scandal thus far.
- Michaella scandal thus far.
- Tenn. scandal thus far.
- Tontitown scandal thus far.
- Wallace Memorial Baptist Church scandal thus far.


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Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew raised a few eyebrows and a few giggles in March when he proclaimed: 'We are getting calls regarding players from Inter Milan and Benfica because they are our market now.' He'll have to be taken seriously now. The imminent arrival of French international Yohan Cabaye in a £12.8million deal from Paris Saint-Germain suggests Palace may be ready to enter the club's most exciting period since they were hyped the Team of the Eighties. Here are six reasons Palace are in the mood to improve on their 10th place finish in May and even be surprise contenders for Europe.

Pardew's close relationship with his players has already borne fruit with

OPTIONS:
- Alan Pardew keen to play with him again.
- Benfica keen to play with him again.
- Crystal Palace keen to play with him again.
- Eagles keen to play with him again.
- Europe keen to play with him again.
- French keen to play with him again.
- Germain keen to play with him again.
- Inter Milan keen to play with him again.
- London keen to play with him again.
- Newcastle keen to play with him again.
- PSG keen to play with him again.
- Palace keen to play with him again.
- Paris Saint keen to play with him again.
- SE25 keen to play with him again.
- Team of the Eighties keen to play with him again.
- Yohan Cabaye keen to play with him again.


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(CNN) The Sudanese government has been accused of using chemical weapons against the people of Darfur, according to a report released by Amnesty International on Thursday. The attacks targeted civilians and may constitute a war crime, the report said. The Sudanese government has denied the allegations, calling them "rumors." Amnesty says it has new evidence abuses persist in a war that has been described as one of the world's worst humanitarian conflicts by the United Nations. Unidentified witnesses quoted in the Amnesty report said the attacks left a smoke, which turned dark blue and smelled "like rotten eggs," coating the trees, ground, and humans in a thick black dust.

The conflict in Darfur began around 2003 when several rebel groups in

OPTIONS:
- Amnesty took up arms against the government in Khartoum.
- Amnesty International took up arms against the government in Khartoum.
- Darfur took up arms against the government in Khartoum.
- Sudanese took up arms against the government in Khartoum.
- United Nations took up arms against the government in Khartoum.


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(CNN) In the most direct public warning to Moscow and Damascus to date, the new US commander of American troops in Iraq and Syria is vowing to defend US special operations forces in northern Syria if regime warplanes and artillery again attack in areas where troops are located. "We've informed the Russians where we're at ... (they) tell us they've informed the Syrians, and I'd just say that we will defend ourselves if we feel threatened," Lt. Gen. Stephen Townsend told CNN in a telephone interview Saturday from his Baghdad headquarters. Townsend is the first senior military commander to speak on the record about the US possibly challenging the Syrian Air Force in the wake of an incident just days ago.

The US has long believed senior leaders are in and around the city of Raqqa in Syria, the

OPTIONS:
- American-proclaimed capital of its caliphate.
- Baghdad-proclaimed capital of its caliphate.
- CNN-proclaimed capital of its caliphate.
- Damascus-proclaimed capital of its caliphate.
- ISIS-proclaimed capital of its caliphate.
- Iraq-proclaimed capital of its caliphate.
- Moscow-proclaimed capital of its caliphate.
- Russians-proclaimed capital of its caliphate.
- Stephen Townsend-proclaimed capital of its caliphate.
- Syria-proclaimed capital of its caliphate.
- Syrian Air Force-proclaimed capital of its caliphate.
- Syrians-proclaimed capital of its caliphate.
- Townsend-proclaimed capital of its caliphate.
- US-proclaimed capital of its caliphate.


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Brazil became the second team to qualify for the knockout round of the women's World Cup on Saturday with a 1-0 win against Spain. Vadao's team joined defending champions Japan in the next stage with six points after a grim win over Spain in a Montreal Group E game, with striker Andressa Alves tapping home in the 44th minute after a defensive error. While Brazil rarely looked comfortable against a physical Spanish side and only managed two shots on target, coach Vadao brushed off questions about the lack of goals. 'I am not concerned about that ... our victories are what we're concerned about,' he said after their second somewhat laborious win in a row.

Costa Rica are now second in the group with two points while South Korea and

OPTIONS:
- Andressa Alves have one each.
- Brazil have one each.
- Costa Rica have one each.
- Group E have one each.
- Japan have one each.
- Montreal have one each.
- South Korea have one each.
- Spain have one each.
- Spanish have one each.
- Vadao have one each.
- World Cup have one each.


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The skeletons of a mother and her child buried side-by-side are among those which are to be excavated from an ancient burial ground after being disturbed during construction for London's Crossrail. Archaeologists have started excavating 3,000 skeletons from Bedlam burial ground, which is at the site of the new Liverpool Street station that will serve the cross-London rail network. Used from 1569 until at least 1738, including during the Great Plague in 1665, the burial site - also known as Bethlehem and the New Churchyard - was opened after graveyards around London started to overflow. It was situated in close proximity to Bethlem Royal Hospital - the first dedicated psychiatric institution in Europe – and was used to bury London’s poor and religious non-conformists as well as inmates from the asylum.

'

OPTIONS:
- Bedlam was used by a hugely diverse population from right across the social spectrum and from different areas of the city.'
- Bethlehem was used by a hugely diverse population from right across the social spectrum and from different areas of the city.'
- Bethlem Royal Hospital was used by a hugely diverse population from right across the social spectrum and from different areas of the city.'
- Crossrail was used by a hugely diverse population from right across the social spectrum and from different areas of the city.'
- Europe was used by a hugely diverse population from right across the social spectrum and from different areas of the city.'
- Great Plague was used by a hugely diverse population from right across the social spectrum and from different areas of the city.'
- Liverpool Street was used by a hugely diverse population from right across the social spectrum and from different areas of the city.'
- Liverpool Street station was used by a hugely diverse population from right across the social spectrum and from different areas of the city.'
- London was used by a hugely diverse population from right across the social spectrum and from different areas of the city.'
- New Churchyard was used by a hugely diverse population from right across the social spectrum and from different areas of the city.'
- cross-London was used by a hugely diverse population from right across the social spectrum and from different areas of the city.'


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One NYPD policeman proved he really is New York's finest as he showed off some of his sexiest moves while dancing with a marcher during the city's Gay Pride Parade on Sunday afternoon. The video shows the cop throwing his arms behind his head and shaking his hips with the marcher before turning around so they could both show off some impressive body rolls. The policeman got so into it he began waving his arms up and down as he grooved, clutching his cap in one hand as the pair grooved to Michael Jackson's Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough.

'

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Santis started dancing with him, grinding up against him,' she said.
- Don't Stop 'Til You started dancing with him, grinding up against him,' she said.
- Gay Pride Parade started dancing with him, grinding up against him,' she said.
- Michael Jackson started dancing with him, grinding up against him,' she said.
- NYPD started dancing with him, grinding up against him,' she said.
- New York started dancing with him, grinding up against him,' she said.
- Santis started dancing with him, grinding up against him,' she said.
- Supreme Court started dancing with him, grinding up against him,' she said.


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Ronny Deila has challenged his players to flatten Fenerbahce in their own back yard – and avoid the ignominy of becoming the first Celtic team in history not to win a group game in Europe. The Scottish champions touched down in Istanbul on Wednesday afternoon already eliminated from the Europa League with a game to spare after taking just two points from five matches. In 11 previous Champions League or Europa League sections stretching back to 2001-02, Celtic have always managed to win at least one match. And Deila feels the incentive to make sure that minimal standard continues should be reason enough for his side to turn over a Turkish side who need one point this evening to ensure qualification ahead of Ajax.

If we can win in

OPTIONS:
- Ajax it would be a huge achievement.’
- Aston Villa it would be a huge achievement.’
- Celtic it would be a huge achievement.’
- Champions League it would be a huge achievement.’
- Deila it would be a huge achievement.’
- Europa League it would be a huge achievement.’
- Europe it would be a huge achievement.’
- European it would be a huge achievement.’
- Fenerbahce it would be a huge achievement.’
- Istanbul it would be a huge achievement.’
- Libor Kozak it would be a huge achievement.’
- Ronny Deila it would be a huge achievement.’
- Scottish it would be a huge achievement.’
- Turkey it would be a huge achievement.’
- Turkish it would be a huge achievement.’
- UEFA Europa League it would be a huge achievement.’


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The supermarket wars have heated up with the chief executive of Wesfarmers suggesting successful rival Aldi may not be paying its fair share of tax in Australia. Richard Goyder said Aldi should have its local financial accounts inspected as he argued  that new entrants into the market should be on the same playing field as supermarket giants Woolworths and Wesfarmers-owned Coles. 'I think someone should go and have a good look at how much tax Aldi pays in this country because I suspect they're very profitable,' Mr Goyder said at a meeting for the American Chamber of Commerce in Australia on Monday.

OPTIONS:
- Aldi's average corporate tax rate for the last three years was almost 31 per cent of net profit, and in 2013 it paid $81.6 million in income tax.'
- American Chamber of Commerce's average corporate tax rate for the last three years was almost 31 per cent of net profit, and in 2013 it paid $81.6 million in income tax.'
- Australia's average corporate tax rate for the last three years was almost 31 per cent of net profit, and in 2013 it paid $81.6 million in income tax.'
- Coles's average corporate tax rate for the last three years was almost 31 per cent of net profit, and in 2013 it paid $81.6 million in income tax.'
- Goyder's average corporate tax rate for the last three years was almost 31 per cent of net profit, and in 2013 it paid $81.6 million in income tax.'
- Richard Goyder's average corporate tax rate for the last three years was almost 31 per cent of net profit, and in 2013 it paid $81.6 million in income tax.'
- Tax Office's average corporate tax rate for the last three years was almost 31 per cent of net profit, and in 2013 it paid $81.6 million in income tax.'
- Wesfarmers's average corporate tax rate for the last three years was almost 31 per cent of net profit, and in 2013 it paid $81.6 million in income tax.'
- Woolworths's average corporate tax rate for the last three years was almost 31 per cent of net profit, and in 2013 it paid $81.6 million in income tax.'


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Your colleagues think you're quiet, but your friends think you're a party animal. If that sounds like you, then you may be what psychologists describe as an 'ambivert'. Scientists believe around two-thirds of people are ambiverts; a personality category that has, up until now, been given relatively little attention. 'Most people who are ambiverts have been told the wrong category their whole life,' Vanessa Van Edwards, an Orgeon-based behavioural expert, told DailyMail.com 'You hear extrovert and you hear introvert, and you think 'ugh, that's not me'.' Ambiversion is a label that has been around for some time, but gained popularity in 2013 with a paper in the journal Psychological Science, by Adam Grant the University of Pennsylvania.

'Read each situation more carefully,'

OPTIONS:
- Adam Grant advised ambiverts, 'and ask yourself, 'What do I need to do right now to be most happy or successful?''
- Ambiversion advised ambiverts, 'and ask yourself, 'What do I need to do right now to be most happy or successful?''
- Ambiverts advised ambiverts, 'and ask yourself, 'What do I need to do right now to be most happy or successful?''
- Orgeon advised ambiverts, 'and ask yourself, 'What do I need to do right now to be most happy or successful?''
- Psychological Science advised ambiverts, 'and ask yourself, 'What do I need to do right now to be most happy or successful?''
- University of Pennsylvania advised ambiverts, 'and ask yourself, 'What do I need to do right now to be most happy or successful?''
- Vanessa Van Edwards advised ambiverts, 'and ask yourself, 'What do I need to do right now to be most happy or successful?''


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(CNN) John and Julieanne Dimitrion scammed good people out of their homes, the FBI says, and then they disappeared. They were the "masterminds of a large fraud scheme," the FBI's Brandon Simpson told CNN's "The Hunt with John Walsh," which hit Tricia Dano's family especially hard. Dano blames the Dimitrions for the loss of their cherished family home in Honolulu's Kaimuki neighborhood. For Dano, it started in 1999 when she moved from Washington state back to Hawaii to help her mother take care of her ailing grandmother. Her grandmother "felt that if she was going to pass, she wanted to be at home, right where she belonged," Dano said.

Then the Dimitrions found a "straw buyer" who purchased the

OPTIONS:
- Brandon Simpson property in their name.
- CNN property in their name.
- Dano property in their name.
- Dimitrions property in their name.
- FBI property in their name.
- Hawaii property in their name.
- Honolulu property in their name.
- John property in their name.
- John Walsh property in their name.
- Julieanne Dimitrion property in their name.
- Kaimuki property in their name.
- Mexico property in their name.
- The Hunt property in their name.
- Tricia Dano property in their name.
- Washington property in their name.


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(CNN) The extended deployment of military cargo jets and Navy ships to help with Hurricane Maria and Hurricane Irma relief efforts is causing military planners to scramble and recalculate future deployments all the way from Afghanistan to the Korean Peninsula, according to several defense officials familiar with discussions underway inside the Defense Department. Due to security concerns, officials refused to discuss specific changes in deployment timelines or the units involved, but sketched out how they could impact overseas deployments into 2018. Defense Secretary James Mattis spoke about the challenge publicly for the first time Tuesday, testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee that the military will stay in Puerto Rico as long as needed: "We are ready to go even to the point that it's going to impact the deployments, perhaps, of some of these troops overseas next year because we've interrupted their preparation."

We're moving things to

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan, we're doing a variety of things to help down there," he added, saying: "Given the fact that we have a finite number of transport aircraft, that will inevitably slow movement to other theaters and the slight delay in the flow of forces to Afghanistan (is) just sort of a natural component of that."
- Defense, we're doing a variety of things to help down there," he added, saying: "Given the fact that we have a finite number of transport aircraft, that will inevitably slow movement to other theaters and the slight delay in the flow of forces to Afghanistan (is) just sort of a natural component of that."
- Defense Department, we're doing a variety of things to help down there," he added, saying: "Given the fact that we have a finite number of transport aircraft, that will inevitably slow movement to other theaters and the slight delay in the flow of forces to Afghanistan (is) just sort of a natural component of that."
- Irma, we're doing a variety of things to help down there," he added, saying: "Given the fact that we have a finite number of transport aircraft, that will inevitably slow movement to other theaters and the slight delay in the flow of forces to Afghanistan (is) just sort of a natural component of that."
- James Mattis, we're doing a variety of things to help down there," he added, saying: "Given the fact that we have a finite number of transport aircraft, that will inevitably slow movement to other theaters and the slight delay in the flow of forces to Afghanistan (is) just sort of a natural component of that."
- Korean Peninsula, we're doing a variety of things to help down there," he added, saying: "Given the fact that we have a finite number of transport aircraft, that will inevitably slow movement to other theaters and the slight delay in the flow of forces to Afghanistan (is) just sort of a natural component of that."
- Maria, we're doing a variety of things to help down there," he added, saying: "Given the fact that we have a finite number of transport aircraft, that will inevitably slow movement to other theaters and the slight delay in the flow of forces to Afghanistan (is) just sort of a natural component of that."
- Navy, we're doing a variety of things to help down there," he added, saying: "Given the fact that we have a finite number of transport aircraft, that will inevitably slow movement to other theaters and the slight delay in the flow of forces to Afghanistan (is) just sort of a natural component of that."
- Puerto Rico, we're doing a variety of things to help down there," he added, saying: "Given the fact that we have a finite number of transport aircraft, that will inevitably slow movement to other theaters and the slight delay in the flow of forces to Afghanistan (is) just sort of a natural component of that."
- Senate Armed Services Committee, we're doing a variety of things to help down there," he added, saying: "Given the fact that we have a finite number of transport aircraft, that will inevitably slow movement to other theaters and the slight delay in the flow of forces to Afghanistan (is) just sort of a natural component of that."


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Washington (CNN) Senate Republicans launched their effort to repeal and replace President Barack Obama's landmark healthcare law early Thursday morning, approving a budget blueprint that they've dubbed the Obamacare "repeal resolution." The Senate voted 51-48 along party lines for the measure, which relies on the same budget process used seven years ago to approve the landmark healthcare law to now attempt to dismantle it. "This resolution will set the stage for true legislative relief from Obamacare that Americans have long demanded while ensuring a stable transition," Senate Budget Chairman Mike Enzi of Wyoming said, just after 1 a.m. "The Obamacare bridge is collapsing and we're sending in a rescue team."

OPTIONS:
- ACA, meanwhile, stressed the harmful impact of the law and the urgent need to do away with it.
- Americans, meanwhile, stressed the harmful impact of the law and the urgent need to do away with it.
- Barack Obama, meanwhile, stressed the harmful impact of the law and the urgent need to do away with it.
- CNN, meanwhile, stressed the harmful impact of the law and the urgent need to do away with it.
- Mike Enzi, meanwhile, stressed the harmful impact of the law and the urgent need to do away with it.
- Obamacare, meanwhile, stressed the harmful impact of the law and the urgent need to do away with it.
- Republicans, meanwhile, stressed the harmful impact of the law and the urgent need to do away with it.
- Senate, meanwhile, stressed the harmful impact of the law and the urgent need to do away with it.
- Washington, meanwhile, stressed the harmful impact of the law and the urgent need to do away with it.
- Wyoming, meanwhile, stressed the harmful impact of the law and the urgent need to do away with it.


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Manchester United are considering boosting their £150million forward line still further by bidding for Barcelona star Pedro. United are heading in to the new season with a stellar line-up of attacking players including Wayne Rooney, Memphis Depay, Juan Mata and Angel di Maria. Now it is understood that United manager Louis van Gaal is targeting Barcelona’ s Spanish international Pedro in what could be the final big United transfer of the summer. Pedro can play wide or up front and has a release clause of £22m in his contract at the Nou Camp. He is already being monitored by United’s Barclays Premier League rivals Chelsea.

This news will hearten

OPTIONS:
- Angel di Maria fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- Barcelona fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- Barcelona’ fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- Barclays Premier League fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- Bastian Schweinsteiger fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- Chelsea fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- David de Gea fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- Juan Mata fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- Louis van Gaal fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- Manchester United fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- Matteo Darmian fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- Memphis Depay fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- Morgan Schneiderlin fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- Nou Camp fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- Pedro fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- Red Devils fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- Spain fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- Spanish fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- United fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.
- Wayne Rooney fans but the flip side of this is that United know that it is very unlikely indeed that De Gea will sign the new contract that has been on the table for many weeks now.


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(CNN) This is the story of a little PO box in Northern Virginia and the conspiracy that wasn't. When the Republican presidential primary was still in full swing in March, officials from Donald Trump's campaign promoted a conspiracy theory -- one of many -- insisting there was a nefarious link between his political opponents and an anti-Trump super PAC. It began this spring when a group called Make America Awesome, an anti-Trump group, posted a photo of Trump's wife, Melania, that criticized her for posing semi-nude in a magazine photo shoot. Trump responded by crudely lambasting the physical appearance of Ted Cruz's wife, Heidi, and he justified it by claiming that Cruz was behind the attack on his own wife.

Because those groups listed the same address, they claimed it was proof that the anti-

OPTIONS:
- Cruz forces were operating from the same source.
- Donald Trump forces were operating from the same source.
- Heidi forces were operating from the same source.
- Make America Awesome forces were operating from the same source.
- Melania forces were operating from the same source.
- Northern Virginia forces were operating from the same source.
- PO forces were operating from the same source.
- Republican forces were operating from the same source.
- Super PACs forces were operating from the same source.
- Ted Cruz forces were operating from the same source.
- Trump forces were operating from the same source.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump will not head to Milwaukee for a previously scheduled visit of a Harley-Davidson factory after the company decided it wasn't comfortable hosting him amid planned protests, an administration official said Tuesday. Trump had been scheduled to tour the factory Thursday where he also planned to sign executive orders related to American manufacturing. The visit had not been publicly announced, but White House staffers were already on the ground in Milwaukee setting up for Trump's planned visit to the factory on Thursday. White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham confirmed Trump is not expected to go to Milwaukee on Thursday.

It was the threat of protests, and not Trump's planned signing of executive orders, that made Harley-

OPTIONS:
- American uncomfortable, the official said.
- CNN uncomfortable, the official said.
- Davidson uncomfortable, the official said.
- Donald Trump uncomfortable, the official said.
- Harley uncomfortable, the official said.
- Milwaukee uncomfortable, the official said.
- Stephanie Grisham uncomfortable, the official said.
- Trump uncomfortable, the official said.
- Washington uncomfortable, the official said.
- White House uncomfortable, the official said.


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New York (CNN) Officer Peter Liang, who shot and killed an unarmed man in a New York housing project stairwell in 2014, was found guilty of manslaughter and official misconduct on Thursday. As the verdict was read, Liang dropped his head -- his hands around the back of his neck -- as one of his attorneys comforted him. The rookie cop was fired after the highly unusual conviction of a police officer for the shooting death of a civilian. Officer Shaun Landau, Liang's partner the night Akai Gurley, 28, was shot, was fired Friday, the New York Police Department announced. Landau, who was not charged with a crime, had been on modified assignment. He testified for the prosecution in the trial.

During closing arguments, the officer's lawyer called the fatal shooting tragic, but not a crime, stressing that

OPTIONS:
- Akai Gurley followed procedures.
- CNN followed procedures.
- Landau followed procedures.
- Liang followed procedures.
- New York followed procedures.
- New York Police Department followed procedures.
- Peter Liang followed procedures.
- Shaun Landau followed procedures.


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A furious Kevin Pietersen has blasted the England and Wales Cricket Board for dropping batsman Ian Bell ahead of the tour of South Africa in a thunderous video shared on Twitter. Former England batsman Pietersen also took aim at captain Alastair Cook in a video titled 'I'm really p***** off'. Pietersen said: 'I'm actually sitting here very, very, very annoyed. How can you take somebody who has played over 100 Test matches and you have got the biggest Test series of the year coming up against the No 1 side in the world, and you can drop him, leave him out of the tour?

I certainly feel I could have contributed out there & have been working tirelessly 2 (sic) get into the best possible condition for the tour,'

OPTIONS:
- Alastair Cook wrote.
- Bell wrote.
- England wrote.
- English wrote.
- Ian Bell wrote.
- Kevin Pietersen wrote.
- Pietersen wrote.
- South Africa wrote.
- Twitter wrote.
- Wales Cricket Board wrote.


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You might think when you splash out £399 on an 'executive' day trip to watch your football team play in Europe you would be flown to the airport closest to the stadium. You may also think that the hefty pricetag includes a match ticket. Not if you are a Manchester United fan jetting out to Tuesday's Champions League clash at PSV Eindhoven with Thomas Cook Sport. Because the travel operator, who originally had planned to fly supporters to an airport 63km away and over the border in Germany rather than to Eindhoven Airport, are now taking them to Amsterdam - a staggering 127km to the north.

A spokesman for

OPTIONS:
- Amsterdam claimed that they had changed to Amsterdam to shorten travelling time.
- Champions League claimed that they had changed to Amsterdam to shorten travelling time.
- Eindhoven Airport claimed that they had changed to Amsterdam to shorten travelling time.
- Europe claimed that they had changed to Amsterdam to shorten travelling time.
- Germany claimed that they had changed to Amsterdam to shorten travelling time.
- Manchester United claimed that they had changed to Amsterdam to shorten travelling time.
- PSV Eindhoven claimed that they had changed to Amsterdam to shorten travelling time.
- Phillips Stadion claimed that they had changed to Amsterdam to shorten travelling time.
- Thomas Cook claimed that they had changed to Amsterdam to shorten travelling time.
- Thomas Cook Sport claimed that they had changed to Amsterdam to shorten travelling time.
- Weeze claimed that they had changed to Amsterdam to shorten travelling time.


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It was a mixed day for Mark Footitt who took three more wickets but had three catches dropped as Derbyshire bowled a weakened Surrey side out for 239 on the opening day of the LV= County Championship Division Two match at Derby. The England fast bowling prospect finished with three for 74 and has now taken 35 championship wickets so far although his figures would have been even better if Derbyshire's catching had been sharper. Footitt had South African batsman Dean Elgar and Gary Wilson, who top scored with 65, dropped in the slips while Gareth Batty was put down early in his innings.

Wilson was missed at second slip on 29 and

OPTIONS:
- Dean Elgar was dropped on 13 at backward square leg which proved costly for Derbyshire as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- Derby was dropped on 13 at backward square leg which proved costly for Derbyshire as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- Derbyshire was dropped on 13 at backward square leg which proved costly for Derbyshire as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- England was dropped on 13 at backward square leg which proved costly for Derbyshire as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- Footitt was dropped on 13 at backward square leg which proved costly for Derbyshire as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- Gareth Batty was dropped on 13 at backward square leg which proved costly for Derbyshire as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- Gary Wilson was dropped on 13 at backward square leg which proved costly for Derbyshire as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- Hamish Rutherford was dropped on 13 at backward square leg which proved costly for Derbyshire as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- LV= County Championship Division Two was dropped on 13 at backward square leg which proved costly for Derbyshire as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- Mark Footitt was dropped on 13 at backward square leg which proved costly for Derbyshire as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- South African was dropped on 13 at backward square leg which proved costly for Derbyshire as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- Surrey was dropped on 13 at backward square leg which proved costly for Derbyshire as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.


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To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Hubble Space Telescope tomorrow, Nasa has released an image of a fantastic tapestry of stars snapped by the orbiting observatory. The image shows a giant distant cluster of about 3,000 stars called Westerlund 2 inside a stellar 'breeding ground' called Gum 29, 20,000 light-years from Earth. In the image massive young stars can be seen feeding a nearby region with the fuel it needs to form new stars. Scroll down for video A stellar nursery of about 3,000 stars called Westerlund 2 located about 20,000 light-years from the planet earth in the constellation Carina is shown in this image taken by the Hubble Space Telescope, released today to celebrate the silver anniversary of Hubble's launch

Learning about the life cycle of stars was one of the reasons

OPTIONS:
- California was built.
- Carina was built.
- Earth was built.
- Gum was built.
- Hubble was built.
- Hubble Space Telescope was built.
- Nasa was built.
- Westerlund 2 was built.


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England must have played against worse teams than this St Kitts Invitational XI but, after a day that descended into near farce, it is difficult to think of any. Warm-up games can be low-key affairs but there cannot have been many times when an international side have been pitched against a team as bad as this. St Kitts were simply shambolic, so bad that Chigwell Cricket Club could give them a decent game, and an almost tragic example of the steep decline of Caribbean cricket. They were simply not fit for purpose. Jos Buttler appeals for a stumping as England dominated the second day of a farcical match in St Kitts

The only place in England’s first Test team yet to be decided, it seems, is between Adil Rashid and James Tredwell for the sole spinner’s slot and

OPTIONS:
- Adil Rashid was the clear winner here, taking three wickets to Rashid’s one.
- Caribbean was the clear winner here, taking three wickets to Rashid’s one.
- Chigwell Cricket Club was the clear winner here, taking three wickets to Rashid’s one.
- England was the clear winner here, taking three wickets to Rashid’s one.
- Invitational XI was the clear winner here, taking three wickets to Rashid’s one.
- James Tredwell was the clear winner here, taking three wickets to Rashid’s one.
- Jos Buttler was the clear winner here, taking three wickets to Rashid’s one.
- St Kitts was the clear winner here, taking three wickets to Rashid’s one.
- St Kitts Invitational XI was the clear winner here, taking three wickets to Rashid’s one.
- Test was the clear winner here, taking three wickets to Rashid’s one.


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(CNN) Temporary barriers appeared to prevent serious flooding Tuesday in Iowa's second-largest city, but officials are warning thousands of evacuated Cedar Rapids residents to stay away for a couple more days. "It's not time yet to go back to life as usual, but we're getting close," City Manager Jeff Pomeranz told reporters late Tuesday morning after the Cedar River crested there just above 22 feet -- 6 feet above what is considered major flood stage. "It's not over yet, but we're feeling very good ... that this temporary system that we built" will protect the city of more than 120,000 people, Pomeranz said.

According to police Chief Wayne Jerman, the curfew will likely remain in effect every night until the

OPTIONS:
- Cedar Rapids's levels have receded to a comfortable level.
- Cedar River's levels have receded to a comfortable level.
- Iowa's levels have receded to a comfortable level.
- Jeff Pomeranz's levels have receded to a comfortable level.
- National Guard's levels have receded to a comfortable level.
- Pomeranz's levels have receded to a comfortable level.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump signed a sweeping executive order Tuesday at the Environmental Protection Agency, which officials said looks to curb the federal government's enforcement of climate regulations by putting American jobs above addressing climate change. The order represents a clear difference between how Trump and former President Barack Obama view the role the United States plays in combating climate change, and dramatically alters the government's approach to rising sea levels and temperatures -- two impacts of climate change. Trump said during the signing that the order will "eliminate federal overreach" and "start a new era of production and job creation."

The executive order also represents the greatest fears climate change advocates had when

OPTIONS:
- American was elected in November 2016.
- Barack Obama was elected in November 2016.
- CNN was elected in November 2016.
- Donald Trump was elected in November 2016.
- EPA was elected in November 2016.
- Environmental Protection Agency was elected in November 2016.
- Trump was elected in November 2016.
- United States was elected in November 2016.
- Washington was elected in November 2016.


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(CNN) Until now, the classic definition of "chutzpah" has been "that quality enshrined in a man who, having killed his mother and father, throws himself on the mercy of the court because he is an orphan." If he possesses no other quality, Benjamin Golden at least has that one. Golden achieved 15 minutes of fame in October thanks to Uber driver Edward Caban, who posted his dashcam video of Golden drunkenly attacking him. The video shows Golden slumping over drunk, Caban insisting he get out of his car, and then Golden beginning to peacefully leave the car, when he thinks better of doing so (peacefully) and he starts bashing Caban in the head. Caban then pepper sprays Golden, chasing him out of his car.

After all, many people have done silly things in a drunken stupor, but

OPTIONS:
- Benjamin Golden thought this latest move through, with counsel, and still decided it was a good idea.
- CNN thought this latest move through, with counsel, and still decided it was a good idea.
- Caban thought this latest move through, with counsel, and still decided it was a good idea.
- Edward Caban thought this latest move through, with counsel, and still decided it was a good idea.
- Golden thought this latest move through, with counsel, and still decided it was a good idea.
- Marc Randazza thought this latest move through, with counsel, and still decided it was a good idea.
- Uber thought this latest move through, with counsel, and still decided it was a good idea.


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Sir Philip Green, pictured with his daughter Chloe, has sold the loss-making BHS department chain for just £1 to a little-known investment firm Retail tycoon Sir Philip Green has sold struggling BHS for just one pound – a fraction of the £200million he paid for it almost 15 years ago. The billionaire had failed to turn the loss-making department store chain around due to fierce competition from rivals. It was bought yesterday by a little-known investment firm called Retail Acquisitions, raising fears for the jobs of 11,000 staff in 171 BHS stores across the country. When asked if their roles were safe, Sir Philip said: ‘I’m a retailer, not a clairvoyant.’

The entrepreneur bought the chain in 2000 when it was called

OPTIONS:
- BHS.
- Chloe.
- Green.
- Philip.
- Philip Green.
- Retail Acquisitions.


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Leigh Griffiths sure knows how to finish. And, in passing, how to make a point. Left on the bench for Wednesday night’s home clash with Kilmarnock, perhaps uncertain over his place in the starting XI for Sunday’s Scottish Cup semi-final against Inverness, the Celtic striker scored a 19-minute hat-trick to guide his team to a handsome 4-1 victory. The Treble-chasing reigning champions came from a goal down, inspired by Kris Commons and the second-half introduction of Griffiths, to record a win that takes them eight points clear at the top of the Premiership – and lifts confidence ahead of their trip to Hampden.

Griffiths had been on the park all of six minutes, in fact, when he put

OPTIONS:
- Celtic ahead, rising to score with a downward header after Commons had shown excellent skill and vision to drive towards the byeline, beat his man and dig out a cross to the back post.
- Darryl Westlake ahead, rising to score with a downward header after Commons had shown excellent skill and vision to drive towards the byeline, beat his man and dig out a cross to the back post.
- Griffiths ahead, rising to score with a downward header after Commons had shown excellent skill and vision to drive towards the byeline, beat his man and dig out a cross to the back post.
- Hampden ahead, rising to score with a downward header after Commons had shown excellent skill and vision to drive towards the byeline, beat his man and dig out a cross to the back post.
- Inverness ahead, rising to score with a downward header after Commons had shown excellent skill and vision to drive towards the byeline, beat his man and dig out a cross to the back post.
- Kilmarnock ahead, rising to score with a downward header after Commons had shown excellent skill and vision to drive towards the byeline, beat his man and dig out a cross to the back post.
- Kris Commons ahead, rising to score with a downward header after Commons had shown excellent skill and vision to drive towards the byeline, beat his man and dig out a cross to the back post.
- Leigh Griffiths ahead, rising to score with a downward header after Commons had shown excellent skill and vision to drive towards the byeline, beat his man and dig out a cross to the back post.
- Premiership ahead, rising to score with a downward header after Commons had shown excellent skill and vision to drive towards the byeline, beat his man and dig out a cross to the back post.
- Scottish Cup ahead, rising to score with a downward header after Commons had shown excellent skill and vision to drive towards the byeline, beat his man and dig out a cross to the back post.
- Scottish Premiership ahead, rising to score with a downward header after Commons had shown excellent skill and vision to drive towards the byeline, beat his man and dig out a cross to the back post.
- XI ahead, rising to score with a downward header after Commons had shown excellent skill and vision to drive towards the byeline, beat his man and dig out a cross to the back post.


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(CNN) -- Cast your mind back to 2008 and to the Beijing Olympics, a time when few had experienced the joy of hashtags and the "Like" button was still a twinkle in Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's eye. Then the "Twittersphere" had just three million "tweeps", while social-networking monolith Facebook had a "modest" 100 million users. A lot can change in four years... Last week's London 2012's opening ceremony provoked more tweets than the entire 2008 Games, while Facebook's 900 million users -- more than the total population of Europe -- shared photos and comments about the event. 'Unbelievable' Ye Shiwen sparks debate

Twitter's expansion can also be explained by the proliferation of many of the world's top athletes equipping themselves with official Facebook pages and "verified"

OPTIONS:
- 2008 Games accounts as a way of interacting with their fans..
- Beijing Games accounts as a way of interacting with their fans..
- Beijing Olympics accounts as a way of interacting with their fans..
- British accounts as a way of interacting with their fans..
- CNN accounts as a way of interacting with their fans..
- Emily Seebohm accounts as a way of interacting with their fans..
- Europe accounts as a way of interacting with their fans..
- Facebook accounts as a way of interacting with their fans..
- London 2012 accounts as a way of interacting with their fans..
- Mark Zuckerberg accounts as a way of interacting with their fans..
- Tom Daley accounts as a way of interacting with their fans..
- Twitter accounts as a way of interacting with their fans..
- Twittersphere accounts as a way of interacting with their fans..
- Ye Shiwen accounts as a way of interacting with their fans..


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Panama City, Florida (CNN) Donald Trump is tearing the Grand Old Party apart. The tension that has simmered in the Republican Party for years -- shutting down the government and nearly bringing the nation to default -- escalated into an outright civil war Tuesday. The conflict not only threatens the party's ability to make any realistic attempt at reclaiming the White House next month, but also previews the conflicts and divides that could consume the GOP for years to come if Trump loses. On one side is Trump, who spent much of Tuesday lashing out on social media at his GOP foes, such as Speaker Paul Ryan and Sen. John McCain, and lamenting the lack of party unity. He's backed by conservative lawmakers including Iowa Rep. Steve King and the throngs of loyal supporters who attend his rallies, including the one here in Panama City, Florida, Tuesday, where he renewed his call for a government investigation into his opponent, Hillary Clinton.

Some are even raising the potential of denying

OPTIONS:
- CNN the speakership after the election.
- Donald Trump the speakership after the election.
- Florida the speakership after the election.
- GOP the speakership after the election.
- Grand Old Party the speakership after the election.
- Hillary Clinton the speakership after the election.
- Iowa the speakership after the election.
- John McCain the speakership after the election.
- Panama City the speakership after the election.
- Paul Ryan the speakership after the election.
- Republican Party the speakership after the election.
- Steve King the speakership after the election.
- Trump the speakership after the election.
- White House the speakership after the election.


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Washington (CNN) Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump exchanged a series of quick jabs during the first presidential debate at Hofstra University Monday night in Hempstead, New York. Here are some of the most memorable lines so far: Prepared? "I think Donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate. And, yes, I did. You know what else I prepared for? I prepared to be president. And I think that's a good thing," Clinton said. Trump on 'birtherism' "I got him to give the birth certificate," he said about President Barack Obama. Trump on his temperament "I think my strongest asset by far is my temperament. I have a winning temperament," Trump said.

It's not nice,' "

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama told CNN after the debate.
- CNN told CNN after the debate.
- Clinton told CNN after the debate.
- Donald told CNN after the debate.
- Donald Trump told CNN after the debate.
- Hempstead told CNN after the debate.
- Hillary Clinton told CNN after the debate.
- Hofstra University told CNN after the debate.
- New York told CNN after the debate.
- Trump told CNN after the debate.
- Washington told CNN after the debate.


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

Washington (CNN) Ted Cruz, looking to take a hard line in South Carolina to win the support of military voters, lashed out Tuesday at what he called a culture of political correctness in the Pentagon. "That's why the last thing any commander should need to worry about is the grades he is getting from some plush-bottomed Pentagon bureaucrat for political correctness or social experiments -- or providing gluten-free MREs," Cruz said, using the shorthand term for Meal, Ready-to-Eat. In a speech aboard the USS Yorktown, which is stationed in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, Cruz laid out a Reagan-style military policy that he promised would return America to a global position of strength in a speech.

Marco Rubio has accused Cruz of lying about his record -- the same charge leveled by Donald Trump against

OPTIONS:
- America.
- CNN.
- Cruz.
- MREs.
- Mount Pleasant.
- Pentagon.
- Reagan.
- Republicans.
- SC.
- South Carolina.
- Ted Cruz.
- USS Yorktown.
- Washington.


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Palm Beach, Florida (CNN) President Donald Trump, a newcomer to the White House, is still developing his relationship with the people of Washington. But that's far from the case with the people of Palm Beach -- now the location of his so-called Winter White House -- the long spit of land off Florida's East Coast that the real estate mogul has been frequenting for decades. Since he purchased the Mar-a-Lago property in 1985 for $5 million, Trump's relationship with the tony city and its residents has ebbed and flowed. He's sued the city, fought with the town leadership and turned local issues into nattional controversies. Traffic caused by Trump's motorcade is the most recent sore spot for the people of Palm Beach and the surrounding area.

But Mar-a-

OPTIONS:
- CNN is the one place where, if he so chooses, he can be constantly interacting with people."
- Donald Trump is the one place where, if he so chooses, he can be constantly interacting with people."
- East Coast is the one place where, if he so chooses, he can be constantly interacting with people."
- Florida is the one place where, if he so chooses, he can be constantly interacting with people."
- Hufty is the one place where, if he so chooses, he can be constantly interacting with people."
- Lago is the one place where, if he so chooses, he can be constantly interacting with people."
- Mar is the one place where, if he so chooses, he can be constantly interacting with people."
- Palm Beach is the one place where, if he so chooses, he can be constantly interacting with people."
- Palm Beachers is the one place where, if he so chooses, he can be constantly interacting with people."
- Trump is the one place where, if he so chooses, he can be constantly interacting with people."
- Washington is the one place where, if he so chooses, he can be constantly interacting with people."
- White House is the one place where, if he so chooses, he can be constantly interacting with people."
- Winter White House is the one place where, if he so chooses, he can be constantly interacting with people."


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

Hugh D. Auchincloss III, stepbrother and lifelong friend of Jacqueline Kennedy, has died. He was 87. Auchincloss, known by the nickname Yusha, died Saturday of B-cell lymphoma at his home at Hammersmith Farm in Rhode Island, according to his children. The property in Newport is where John F. Kennedy spent time during his presidency. Jackie Kennedy and Auchincloss were teenagers when her mother, Janet Lee Bouvier, married his father, Hugh D. Auchincloss Jr. The two were close before the marriage and remained close until Kennedy died in 1994, according to his daughter, Maya Auchincloss. He was a year older than his stepsister.

Maya Auchincloss recalled a family story about the first time

OPTIONS:
- Auchincloss introduced Auchincloss to John F. Kennedy.
- Hammersmith Farm introduced Auchincloss to John F. Kennedy.
- Hugh D Auchincloss Jr introduced Auchincloss to John F. Kennedy.
- Hugh D. Auchincloss III introduced Auchincloss to John F. Kennedy.
- Hugh D. Auchincloss Jr. introduced Auchincloss to John F. Kennedy.
- Jackie Kennedy introduced Auchincloss to John F. Kennedy.
- Jacqueline Kennedy introduced Auchincloss to John F. Kennedy.
- Janet Lee Bouvier introduced Auchincloss to John F. Kennedy.
- John F. Kennedy introduced Auchincloss to John F. Kennedy.
- Kennedy introduced Auchincloss to John F. Kennedy.
- Maya Auchincloss introduced Auchincloss to John F. Kennedy.
- Newport introduced Auchincloss to John F. Kennedy.
- Rhode Island introduced Auchincloss to John F. Kennedy.
- Yusha introduced Auchincloss to John F. Kennedy.


(CNN) -- A federal court on Monday sentenced a Somali man to 30 years in prison for acts related to high-seas piracy, according to a statement by the U.S. Attorney's office for the Eastern District of Virginia. "Today marks the first sentencing in Norfolk for acts of piracy in more than 150 years," U.S. Attorney MacBride said in the statement. "Piracy is a growing threat throughout the world, and today's sentence ... demonstrates that the United States will hold modern-day pirates accountable in U.S. courtrooms." Jama Idle Ibrahim pleaded guilty in federal court in August, admitting he had intended to seize a U.S. merchant vessel on April 10 and hold it for ransom.

Ibrahim and five other would-be pirates learned too late that they had instead pulled alongside a

OPTIONS:
- CNN
- Eastern District of Virginia
- Jama Idle Ibrahim
- MacBride
- Norfolk
- Somali
- U.S.
- United States


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Cyril Smith took the party whip for four years in Parliament and was feted as a Lib-Dem grandee in the years before he died Nick Clegg made a desperate bid to distance his party from allegations about Cyril Smith yesterday by calling the paedophile MP a 'Labour politician'. He claimed the obese sexual predator did not belong to the Liberal Democrats at the time he was abusing scores of young boys. In fact Smith took the party whip for four years in Parliament and was feted as a Lib Dem grandee in the years before he died. Mr Clegg was accused on a radio phone-in of having 'washed his hands' of the issue by refusing to order a party investigation into Smith.

He remained a

OPTIONS:
- Clegg grandee up to his death in 2010 at the age of 82.
- Cyril Smith grandee up to his death in 2010 at the age of 82.
- Cyril Smith grandee up to his death in 2010 at the age of 82.
- Dem grandee up to his death in 2010 at the age of 82.
- Labour grandee up to his death in 2010 at the age of 82.
- Lib grandee up to his death in 2010 at the age of 82.
- Lib Dem grandee up to his death in 2010 at the age of 82.
- Lib Dems grandee up to his death in 2010 at the age of 82.
- Liberal Democrats grandee up to his death in 2010 at the age of 82.
- Liberal Party grandee up to his death in 2010 at the age of 82.
- Nick Clegg grandee up to his death in 2010 at the age of 82.
- Parliament grandee up to his death in 2010 at the age of 82.
- Smith grandee up to his death in 2010 at the age of 82.


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

Los Angeles (CNN) -- The withdrawal of one of two massage therapists from a sex battery lawsuit against John Travolta "completely vindicated" the actor, Travolta's lawyer said Tuesday. The lawyer representing the therapists filed papers Tuesday dropping the client identified as John Doe #1 because he had misstated the date of the alleged incident at the Beverly Hills Hotel. "We fully expect that my client will similarly be vindicated with respect to Doe #2, as well as with respect to any other person who makes meritless claims against John Travolta," attorney Martin Singer said. The remaining plaintiff claims Travolta groped him during a massage at an Atlanta hotel last January.

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta attacked one e-mail published in some online reports that purportedly supports the Doe #2 claims.
- Beverly Hills Hotel attacked one e-mail published in some online reports that purportedly supports the Doe #2 claims.
- CNN attacked one e-mail published in some online reports that purportedly supports the Doe #2 claims.
- Doe attacked one e-mail published in some online reports that purportedly supports the Doe #2 claims.
- John Doe attacked one e-mail published in some online reports that purportedly supports the Doe #2 claims.
- John Travolta attacked one e-mail published in some online reports that purportedly supports the Doe #2 claims.
- Los Angeles attacked one e-mail published in some online reports that purportedly supports the Doe #2 claims.
- Martin Singer attacked one e-mail published in some online reports that purportedly supports the Doe #2 claims.
- Travolta attacked one e-mail published in some online reports that purportedly supports the Doe #2 claims.


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

A woman underwent a smear test live on TV today to raise awareness in the importance of regular checks in diagnosing cervical cancer. Appearing on  This Morning, Dr Dawn Harper carried out the procedure on Helen, a 25-year-old volunteer, following a report that one in four women delay their cervical smears due to fear. Lying on a bed with a sheet covering her lower body, Helen, who had never previously had a smear test, managed to smile and said she was feeling 'OK' as Dr Dawn began the demonstration. As Dr Dawn showed viewers the speculum - the medical tool used to carry out the test - presenter Amanda Holden commended the volunteer, saying: ‘Well done, you're very brave.'

‘I'm just wiggling this brush around,' she told

OPTIONS:
- Amanda Holden before taking it out and wiping the cells off into fluid.
- Dawn before taking it out and wiping the cells off into fluid.
- Dawn Harper before taking it out and wiping the cells off into fluid.
- Helen before taking it out and wiping the cells off into fluid.
- ITV before taking it out and wiping the cells off into fluid.
- This Morning before taking it out and wiping the cells off into fluid.