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Prince Charles left locals smiling this morning, after touring a hospital in Wales and turning on the charm for delighted patients. The Prince of Wales is currently in the middle of his annual visit to the principality and was on jovial form for a meeting with a group of elderly ladies at Llandovery Hospital. Cracking jokes and asking about families, the 66-year-old royal certainly appeared to be enjoying his visit during which he opened a new X-ray unit. Despite the rain pouring down outside, he also stopped to say hello to some of the families gathered outside to see him - and admired their collection of dragon-emblazoned national flags.

Meanwhile, Camilla has spent the morning pursuing a series of engagements of her own and began her third day in Wales with a visit to Carmarthenshire's pub of the year in

OPTIONS:
- Camilla-mwyn.
- Carmarthenshire-mwyn.
- Llandovery Hospital-mwyn.
- Prince Charles-mwyn.
- Rhandir-mwyn.
- Wales-mwyn.


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Jack Wilshere opened his international goal account with two stunning strikes for England against Slovinia in Ljubljana. The goals capped off an eventful 12 months for the Arsenal midfielder and it is fair to say it has not all be positive. Here, Sportsmail, charts the good, the bad and the ugly of Wilshere’s year. Despite some promising performances for England ahead of the World Cup, Wilshere did not make a major impact on the world stage in Brazil. To be fair to him, he was not alone as England crashed out at the group stages. Wilshere came off the bench for the final 17 minutes of the defeat by Italy and played 73 minutes in the goalless draw with Costa Rica.

Olivier Giroud’s last minute strike added gloss to the scoreline and earned

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal and Arsenal the FA Cup for the second season in a row.
- Brazil and Arsenal the FA Cup for the second season in a row.
- Costa Rica and Arsenal the FA Cup for the second season in a row.
- England and Arsenal the FA Cup for the second season in a row.
- Italy and Arsenal the FA Cup for the second season in a row.
- Jack Wilshere and Arsenal the FA Cup for the second season in a row.
- Las Vegas and Arsenal the FA Cup for the second season in a row.
- Ljubljana and Arsenal the FA Cup for the second season in a row.
- Slovenia and Arsenal the FA Cup for the second season in a row.
- Slovinia and Arsenal the FA Cup for the second season in a row.
- Sportsmail and Arsenal the FA Cup for the second season in a row.
- Wilshere and Arsenal the FA Cup for the second season in a row.
- World Cup and Arsenal the FA Cup for the second season in a row.


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Sunderland slipped to the second defeat of their pre-season tour of the United States as they lost 3-1 to Mexican side Pachuca in Sacramento. The Black Cats took a fourth-minute lead through Jack Rodwell but this was cancelled out by Ariel Nahuelpan on the quarter-hour. Nahuelpan gave the Mexican top-flight side the lead after 25 minutes and Hirving Lozano added a third midway through the second-half. Pachuca had an opportunity to extend their lead but goalkeeper Jordan Pickford saved a penalty from Ruben Botta. Having lost their opening tour match 1-0 to Sacramento Republic on Wednesday, Dick Advocaat's men will try and avoid a hat-trick of losses when they take on Toronto on Thursday.

The momentum of the game shifted and

OPTIONS:
- Ariel Nahuelpan soon had the lead.
- Black Cats soon had the lead.
- Dick Advocaat soon had the lead.
- Hirving Lozano soon had the lead.
- Jack Rodwell soon had the lead.
- Jordan Pickford soon had the lead.
- Mexican soon had the lead.
- Nahuelpan soon had the lead.
- Pachuca soon had the lead.
- Ruben Botta soon had the lead.
- Sacramento soon had the lead.
- Sacramento Republic soon had the lead.
- Sunderland soon had the lead.
- Toronto soon had the lead.
- United States soon had the lead.


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(CNN) Let's face it: This century, this millennium, has not been good for democracy. From this bizarre American election campaign to the pulverized wreckage of a pro-democracy movement in Syria; from the increasingly bloated jails in Egypt to the disappearing free press in Turkey; from the remnants of a demoralized opposition in Russia to the never ending re-election of some African presidents, there is ample evidence of the tough times this much-vaunted system of government is facing. Of course, the notion that democracy -- letting the people choose the leaders who govern them -- is the best way, the only legitimate way, to ensure the well-being of a country, remains a source of inspiration for millions around the world. But the sad truth is that its march of late has proven erratic, halting. And in too many cases, it has ended up crushed in a pool of blood. Indeed, a decade that began with the promise of an "Arab Spring" has ended up spawning tyranny and massacres. The march of freedom seems in some places to have gone into reverse.

Autocrats around the world watching

OPTIONS:
- African will no doubt find some comfort in the turmoil.
- America will no doubt find some comfort in the turmoil.
- American will no doubt find some comfort in the turmoil.
- Arab Spring will no doubt find some comfort in the turmoil.
- Democracy will no doubt find some comfort in the turmoil.
- Egypt will no doubt find some comfort in the turmoil.
- Frida Ghitis will no doubt find some comfort in the turmoil.
- Russia will no doubt find some comfort in the turmoil.
- Syria will no doubt find some comfort in the turmoil.
- Trump will no doubt find some comfort in the turmoil.
- Turkey will no doubt find some comfort in the turmoil.


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(CNN) Black mold grows in the classrooms of Spain Elementary-Middle School. Rats and roaches run through the halls of Moses Field School and pieces of ceiling have fallen on the heads of students at Palmer Park Preparatory Academy. At Thirkell Elementary-Middle School, eighth-graders are housed in the gym and pulled to classrooms for core subjects an hour or so a day due to a shortage of teachers. These are some of the conditions standing in the way of a quality education for students at Detroit's public schools, according to the city's main teacher's union. But on Tuesday, the school administrators across the city had a bigger problem -- the teachers didn't show up.

Rick Snyder said Tuesday that he understands the teachers' frustration but that "the best thing for

OPTIONS:
- Detroit children is to be in school."
- Middle School children is to be in school."
- Mike Duggan children is to be in school."
- Moses Field School children is to be in school."
- Palmer Park Preparatory Academy children is to be in school."
- Spain Elementary children is to be in school."
- Thirkell Elementary children is to be in school."


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Two former police officials who quit their jobs in Parma, Missouri, have revealed what they say are the real reasons they stepped down. A black woman, Tyus Byrd,  was recently elected mayor of the town over the white incumbent candidate Randall Ramsey, MailOnline reported earlier this week. Six city officials quit their jobs shortly after Byrd won, according to multiple reports. Two of those individuals - Trish Cohen, Parma's former police chief, and Rich Medley, the town's former assistant police chief - recently spoke to NBC News. Scroll down for video Speaking out: Trish Cohen, Parma's former police chief, and Rich Medley, the town's former assistant police chief,  quit their jobs with the city. Tyus Byrd, who is black, was recently elected mayor. Cohen has said she and Medley feared for their safety, and their home addresses had been shared online by Byrd's family members

Byrd, meanwhile, told

OPTIONS:
- Byrd she did not know the reason the city employees quit.
- Cohen she did not know the reason the city employees quit.
- MailOnline she did not know the reason the city employees quit.
- Medley she did not know the reason the city employees quit.
- Missouri she did not know the reason the city employees quit.
- NBC News she did not know the reason the city employees quit.
- Parma she did not know the reason the city employees quit.
- Randall Ramsey she did not know the reason the city employees quit.
- Rich Medley she did not know the reason the city employees quit.
- Trish Cohen she did not know the reason the city employees quit.
- Tyus Byrd she did not know the reason the city employees quit.


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As a spring breeze wafted into his trench French commander Georges Lamour saw something surreal drift his way - a yellow-green cloud. 'All my trenches are choked,' he cried into the field telephone to headquarters. 'I am falling myself!' Chlorine gas — carried by favourable winds over Flanders Fields from German positions — had been used for the first time. It was April 22, 1915. Scroll down for video Chlorine gas — carried by favourable winds over Flanders Fields from German positions — sowed terror and agony for the first time on April 22, 1915. Above, German Red Cross workers carry bottles of water to help revive troops

Had they been able to peer a bit further across no-man's land they would have seen how

OPTIONS:
- Allied troops had dug in, under cover of night, more than 5,000 gas cylinders with tubes pointing their way.
- Chemical Weapons troops had dug in, under cover of night, more than 5,000 gas cylinders with tubes pointing their way.
- Flanders Fields troops had dug in, under cover of night, more than 5,000 gas cylinders with tubes pointing their way.
- French troops had dug in, under cover of night, more than 5,000 gas cylinders with tubes pointing their way.
- Georges Lamour troops had dug in, under cover of night, more than 5,000 gas cylinders with tubes pointing their way.
- German troops had dug in, under cover of night, more than 5,000 gas cylinders with tubes pointing their way.
- Red Cross troops had dug in, under cover of night, more than 5,000 gas cylinders with tubes pointing their way.
- WW1 troops had dug in, under cover of night, more than 5,000 gas cylinders with tubes pointing their way.


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Sykesville, Maryland (CNN) -- It's the dirty little secret of the racing industry. Thoroughbreds who don't make the winner's circle, are injured or simply too old to race are discarded by their owners, auctioned off -- sometimes to the slaughterhouse. Now these horses are getting new lives. The twist? Prison inmates looking for their own second chances are helping save them. In the rolling hills of Carroll County, Maryland, is Second Chance Farm. Alonzo Pickett leads a horse to the pasture to graze. "Greek is a beautiful horse. I love him," says Pickett. "I think he's a gentle giant." The 7-year-old gelding came to the farm after a leg injury ended his racing career.

"If I could come out here and take care of

OPTIONS:
- Alonzo Pickett every day," he says, "then I can go home and take care of my father."
- CNN every day," he says, "then I can go home and take care of my father."
- Carroll County every day," he says, "then I can go home and take care of my father."
- Greek every day," he says, "then I can go home and take care of my father."
- Maryland every day," he says, "then I can go home and take care of my father."
- Pickett every day," he says, "then I can go home and take care of my father."
- Second Chance Farm every day," he says, "then I can go home and take care of my father."
- Sykesville every day," he says, "then I can go home and take care of my father."


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(CNN) President Barack Obama has vowed to be a regular presence on the campaign trail for Hillary Clinton, but he took the opportunity at a rally Tuesday to settle a different issue: whether he smells like sulfur -- as in, like a demon. "I was reading the other day. There's a guy on the radio who apparently said me and Hillary are demons, said we smell like sulfur. Ain't that something?" Obama joked at a Clinton rally in Greensboro, North Carolina. Then, leaning over to take an exaggerated whiff of his arm, Obama cracked, "Now, I mean, come on people!"

"I'm told her and

OPTIONS:
- Alex Jones just stink, stink, stink, stink.
- Barack Obama just stink, stink, stink, stink.
- CNN just stink, stink, stink, stink.
- Clinton just stink, stink, stink, stink.
- Greensboro just stink, stink, stink, stink.
- Hillary just stink, stink, stink, stink.
- Hillary Clinton just stink, stink, stink, stink.
- InfoWars just stink, stink, stink, stink.
- North Carolina just stink, stink, stink, stink.
- Obama just stink, stink, stink, stink.


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An Antarctic blast expected to hit  this weekend will have people shivering like it's 1999. The freezing front, which began to roll-in across the east of Australia on Friday afternoon, will deliver conditions not seen in 15 years, according to the Bureau of Meteorology. 'We're expecting temperatures will plummet, winds will be fresh to strong, and snow will fall down to low elevations,' Bureau of Meteorology NSW Regional Director Barry Hanstrum said. Temperatures are expected to fall to zero or below across large parts of Victoria, New South Wales and Tasmania, with bitterly cold winds and hail also forecast.

OPTIONS:
- Antarctic hasn't seen such a northward spread of snow since May, 2000.
- Australia hasn't seen such a northward spread of snow since May, 2000.
- Barry Hanstrum hasn't seen such a northward spread of snow since May, 2000.
- Bureau of Meteorology hasn't seen such a northward spread of snow since May, 2000.
- Bureau of Meteorology NSW Regional hasn't seen such a northward spread of snow since May, 2000.
- NSW hasn't seen such a northward spread of snow since May, 2000.
- New South Wales hasn't seen such a northward spread of snow since May, 2000.
- Tasmania hasn't seen such a northward spread of snow since May, 2000.
- Victoria hasn't seen such a northward spread of snow since May, 2000.


Thousands of protesters surrounded Bangkok's Government House on Friday seeking the removal of Thailand's embattled caretaker government amid soaring political tensions following the ouster of former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra. The People's Democratic Reform Committee, which has been protesting the government since November, is pushing to replace the caretaker administration with an unelected interim government. Protest leader Suthep Thaugsuban told those gathered: "We will sleep here tonight, we will eat here." The PDRC has been seeking to rid Thai politics of the alleged influence of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. Thaksin is Yingluck's brother and a telecommunications tycoon who was overthrown in a 2006 military coup. He has since lived in self-imposed exile to avoid a corruption conviction.

He said smaller groups also gathered at

OPTIONS:
- Bangkok television stations and other locations around the city.
- Government House television stations and other locations around the city.
- PDRC television stations and other locations around the city.
- People's Democratic Reform Committee television stations and other locations around the city.
- Suthep Thaugsuban television stations and other locations around the city.
- Thai television stations and other locations around the city.
- Thailand television stations and other locations around the city.
- Thaksin television stations and other locations around the city.
- Thaksin Shinawatra television stations and other locations around the city.
- Yingluck television stations and other locations around the city.
- Yingluck Shinawatra television stations and other locations around the city.


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(CNN) -- Tammy Faye Messner, the former televangelist and Christian singer who battled drug addiction and later inoperable cancer, died Friday morning, CNN's Larry King said Saturday night. He said the family had asked him to make the delayed announcement. She was 65. Messner was a guest on "Larry King Live" on Thursday. She told him she couldn't swallow food, and weighed only 65 pounds. King said the family postponed the death announcement for a day so family members could gather. Messner was cremated and interred in a remote part of Kansas at the Kansas-Oklahoma state line, King said. "The family appreciates all of the well wishes of so many people," the talk show host said on CNN.

"Our family is deeply saddened by the news of the passing of Tammy Faye,"

OPTIONS:
- CNN said late Saturday.
- Christian said late Saturday.
- Jim Bakker said late Saturday.
- Kansas said late Saturday.
- King said late Saturday.
- Larry King said late Saturday.
- Larry King Live said late Saturday.
- Messner said late Saturday.
- Oklahoma said late Saturday.
- PTL said late Saturday.
- Tammy Faye Messner said late Saturday.


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Harvey Weinstein's wife of eight years is furious and humiliated by the allegations that he groped a 22-year-old Italian model, according to a new report. Fashion designer Georgina Chapman, 38, said she does not want the accusations tied to Ambra Battilana and her husband to further embarrass their children or interrupt her business, a source told the New York Daily News. 'She's furious. She thinks it's embarrassing not only to her but to their kids,' said the socialite who worked with the couple. Weinstein, 63, has emphatically denied sexually assaulting Battilana during a March 27 business meeting at his Tribeca office.

'We are confident that we will be fully vindicated,' a

OPTIONS:
- Ambra Battilana spokesman said.
- Battilana spokesman said.
- Chapman spokesman said.
- Georgina Chapman spokesman said.
- Harvey Weinstein spokesman said.
- Hollywood spokesman said.
- Italian spokesman said.
- Manhattan spokesman said.
- NYPD spokesman said.
- New York Daily News spokesman said.
- Tribeca spokesman said.
- Weinstein spokesman said.


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No one would talk about Bruce Jenner's Friday tell-all interview with Diane Sawyer - not ex Kris, nor his daughters Kendall and Kylie or even Khloe and Kourtney - when they stopped by Craig's in West Hollywood on Thursday evening. But Kim Kardashian was not afraid to discuss the upcoming chat when stopping by Variety's 2015 Power Of Women luncheon in New York City on Friday. 'The family is watching all together with Bruce, so I’m literally rushing out right after this to catch a flight home so they can wait and watch it with me.' the 34-year-old beauty told Extra.

She added: 'As a family we always support each other 100 per cent and I know that I see things online that there is this divide and this one doesn’t support this and this one doesn’t support this and you know it’s all ridiculous and it’s all rumors and we love everyone in the family and we support everyone equally so we're excited to watch tonight and I’m excited for Bruce to tell his story on

OPTIONS:
- Bruce.'
- Bruce Jenner.'
- Craig.'
- Diane Sawyer.'
- Extra.'
- Jenners.'
- Kardashians.'
- Kendall.'
- Khloe.'
- Kim.'
- Kim Kardashian.'
- Kourtney.'
- Kris.'
- Kylie.'
- NYC.'
- New York City.'
- Olympian.'
- Power Of Women.'
- Variety.'
- West Hollywood.'


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A Marine has become the latest victim of a shark attack off the North Carolina coast after being bitten on the arm on Saturday. The 32-year-old man was swimming in the ocean off Surf City beach on July 4 when a shark latched on to his right arm, causing deep lacerations to his forearm and hand. He has become the eighth victim of a shark attack in North Carolina in a month, including an eight-year-old who was attacked on the same beach. The Marine was taken for treatment at Camp Lejeune Naval Hospital by a friend at around 10.40pm before being released five hours later, WITN-TV reports.

OPTIONS:
- Camp Lejeune Naval Hospital is in the midst of an unprecedented spate of shark attacks, and had already experienced the largest number since records began 80 years ago even before this latest incident.
- Marine is in the midst of an unprecedented spate of shark attacks, and had already experienced the largest number since records began 80 years ago even before this latest incident.
- North Carolina is in the midst of an unprecedented spate of shark attacks, and had already experienced the largest number since records began 80 years ago even before this latest incident.
- Surf City is in the midst of an unprecedented spate of shark attacks, and had already experienced the largest number since records began 80 years ago even before this latest incident.
- WITN is in the midst of an unprecedented spate of shark attacks, and had already experienced the largest number since records began 80 years ago even before this latest incident.


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Seriously endowed, dirndl-straining blonde waitresses at risk of a major wardrobe malfunction ferry armloads of steins from table to table in a sloshy blur. Manly, thigh-slapping hunks in clingy lederhosen, pound down torrents of weizen beer. Teutonic endorphins are on parade. This could only be summer in Bavaria. Look at any beer ad or wander into any beer garden and you'll realize that Bavarians absolutely revel in the traditional cliches about beer and go to great lengths to live up to them. Then there's Sister Doris. A quiet sensation hidden behind monastery walls, she's been turning water into beer at Mallersdorf, a 12th-century abbey in the Bavarian highlands, for more than 40 years.

In what must be the most unusual career move ever made by a nun, when Sister Doris took the veil she became a brewmaster instead, succeeding the elderly

OPTIONS:
- Bavaria sister who had been operating the abbey brewery since the 1930s.
- Bavarian sister who had been operating the abbey brewery since the 1930s.
- Bavarians sister who had been operating the abbey brewery since the 1930s.
- Doris sister who had been operating the abbey brewery since the 1930s.
- Europe sister who had been operating the abbey brewery since the 1930s.
- Franciscan sister who had been operating the abbey brewery since the 1930s.
- Mallersdorf sister who had been operating the abbey brewery since the 1930s.
- Manly sister who had been operating the abbey brewery since the 1930s.
- Sister Doris sister who had been operating the abbey brewery since the 1930s.


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Sergio Aguero may be stuck on the sidelines nursing an injury but it doesn't seem to have affected his mood as the Argentine beamed for the cameras while he signed Manchester City shirts for fans. The 27-year-old, who has not featured for the Premier League leaders since sticking five past Newcastle at the start of October, was putting his signature on No 16 replica tops bought by supporters before Aguero changed his number at the start of the season. The former Atletico Madrid forward was due to wear No 16 again this season before the club loaned striker Edin Dzeko to Roma in August and Aguero opted to take No 10, previously worn by the Bosnian.

The club invited the first 125 supporters who purchased the official

OPTIONS:
- Aguero 2016 calendar to the store to meet the players and pose for pictures.
- Argentine 2016 calendar to the store to meet the players and pose for pictures.
- Atletico Madrid 2016 calendar to the store to meet the players and pose for pictures.
- Bosnian 2016 calendar to the store to meet the players and pose for pictures.
- Edin Dzeko 2016 calendar to the store to meet the players and pose for pictures.
- Manchester City 2016 calendar to the store to meet the players and pose for pictures.
- Newcastle 2016 calendar to the store to meet the players and pose for pictures.
- No 16 2016 calendar to the store to meet the players and pose for pictures.
- Premier League 2016 calendar to the store to meet the players and pose for pictures.
- Roma 2016 calendar to the store to meet the players and pose for pictures.
- Sergio Aguero 2016 calendar to the store to meet the players and pose for pictures.


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There are few players in world football who command the sort of universal respect that Gianluigi Buffon does. Even fewer goalkeepers. The veteran stopper made his professional debut for Parma on 19 November 1995 against AC Milan in Serie A, and in a delicious twist of fate the Rossoneri were once again the opponents for Buffon, now turning out for Juventus, on the 20th anniversary of that weekend. In a touching tribute to the legend between the posts, Juve have decided to commemorate the occasion with a special exhibition at the club's museum in Turin. Buffon, who has also amassed 154 senior caps for Italy and won the FIFA World Cup with his country in 2006, joined The Old Lady in 2001 for £32.6million, the record transfer fee for a goalkeeper which is yet to be broken.

Juve, who won

OPTIONS:
- AC Milan last season, are currently sixth in the table with 21 points from 13 games so far, nine points off the pace of leaders Inter Milan.
- Buffon last season, are currently sixth in the table with 21 points from 13 games so far, nine points off the pace of leaders Inter Milan.
- FIFA World Cup last season, are currently sixth in the table with 21 points from 13 games so far, nine points off the pace of leaders Inter Milan.
- Gianluigi Buffon last season, are currently sixth in the table with 21 points from 13 games so far, nine points off the pace of leaders Inter Milan.
- Italy last season, are currently sixth in the table with 21 points from 13 games so far, nine points off the pace of leaders Inter Milan.
- Juve last season, are currently sixth in the table with 21 points from 13 games so far, nine points off the pace of leaders Inter Milan.
- Juventus last season, are currently sixth in the table with 21 points from 13 games so far, nine points off the pace of leaders Inter Milan.
- Parma last season, are currently sixth in the table with 21 points from 13 games so far, nine points off the pace of leaders Inter Milan.
- Rossoneri last season, are currently sixth in the table with 21 points from 13 games so far, nine points off the pace of leaders Inter Milan.
- Serie A last season, are currently sixth in the table with 21 points from 13 games so far, nine points off the pace of leaders Inter Milan.
- The Old Lady last season, are currently sixth in the table with 21 points from 13 games so far, nine points off the pace of leaders Inter Milan.
- Turin last season, are currently sixth in the table with 21 points from 13 games so far, nine points off the pace of leaders Inter Milan.


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Spain’s Queen Letizia was seen as a threat to the country’s royal household by former king Juan Carlos, according to a new book about the royal family. Spain’s former king Juan Carlos viewed his soon-to-be daughter-in-law as ‘the worst thing that happened to [the royal family] in many years’, before she married his son Felipe. The 77-year-old Juan Carlos abdicated last year in favour of his 47-year-old son, now King Felipe VI. But he has always been cold towards Queen Letizia, 43, a divorcee and 'commoner'. As a former television journalist, Letizia was an unusual addition to the Spanish royal family, which has always been famously shut-off to the media.

But they add that she has helped forge a connection between the

OPTIONS:
- Felipe public and the monarchy.
- Felipe VI public and the monarchy.
- Juan Carlos public and the monarchy.
- Letizia public and the monarchy.
- Spain public and the monarchy.
- Spanish public and the monarchy.


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He might need to brush up on his diplomatic skills after revealing that Louis van Gaal told his Manchester United players to ‘ignore the fans’ during Tuesday’s win over CSKA Moscow, but there is nothing wrong with Jesse Lingard’s ability on the ball. On a night when the yearning of United supporters for some old school entertainment was never more apparent, what better occasion for Lingard to come to the fore? A wide player born in nearby Warrington and raised in the best Old Trafford traditions, taking the game to the opposition in a way that United’s bigger names have often struggled to do under Van Gaal.

No-one rose to the challenge and averted a mutiny more than Lingard, 22, as he capped an impressive performance by providing the assist for

OPTIONS:
- CSKA Moscow’s late winner.
- Champions League’s late winner.
- Jesse Lingard’s late winner.
- Lingard’s late winner.
- Louis van Gaal’s late winner.
- Manchester United’s late winner.
- Memphis Depay’s late winner.
- Old Trafford’s late winner.
- United’s late winner.
- Van Gaal’s late winner.
- Warrington’s late winner.
- Wayne Rooney’s late winner.


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The number of immigrants from Africa and the Caribbean has been increasing in recent years and they now account for almost ten per cent of the overall black population in the United States. Foreign-born blacks made up just 3.1 per cent of the black population in 1980, but they accounted for 8.7 per cent of that group in 2013, according to a report from the Pew Research Center. With 3.8 million foreign-born blacks already living in the United States, the center estimates 16.5 per cent of the US black population will be comprised of immigrants by 2060. The nearly 586,000 Haitians (above) in the US account for about 15 per cent of the black immigrant population

Immigrants from Jamaica (above) and

OPTIONS:
- Africa make up approximately a third of the foreign-born black population
- Caribbean make up approximately a third of the foreign-born black population
- DC make up approximately a third of the foreign-born black population
- Ethiopia make up approximately a third of the foreign-born black population
- Haiti make up approximately a third of the foreign-born black population
- Haitians make up approximately a third of the foreign-born black population
- Jamaica make up approximately a third of the foreign-born black population
- Miami make up approximately a third of the foreign-born black population
- NYC make up approximately a third of the foreign-born black population
- Nigeria make up approximately a third of the foreign-born black population
- Pew Research Center make up approximately a third of the foreign-born black population
- US make up approximately a third of the foreign-born black population
- United States make up approximately a third of the foreign-born black population


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Real Madrid and Barcelona have two of the most talented, and expensively assembled, teams in world football. But who would make a combined XI out of the two squads based, not on reputation, but on current form? Allow me to get ahead of the fury of the comments section. If you're Ancelotti do you pick Ronaldo? Of course you do. Cristiano Ronaldo may be the World Player of the Year, but on current form he doesn't make combined XI Our combined XI, which has no place for Ronaldo, but does feature some of the world's best players Ronaldo hasn't scored a league goal from open play in a month, and Gareth Bale is preferred on the wing

There is also only one player who has scored with a direct free-kick for

OPTIONS:
- Ancelotti this season... and it isn’t Ronaldo it’s Bale.
- Bale this season... and it isn’t Ronaldo it’s Bale.
- Barca this season... and it isn’t Ronaldo it’s Bale.
- Barcelona this season... and it isn’t Ronaldo it’s Bale.
- Clasico this season... and it isn’t Ronaldo it’s Bale.
- Cristiano Ronaldo this season... and it isn’t Ronaldo it’s Bale.
- Gareth Bale this season... and it isn’t Ronaldo it’s Bale.
- Messi this season... and it isn’t Ronaldo it’s Bale.
- Nou Camp this season... and it isn’t Ronaldo it’s Bale.
- Real Madrid this season... and it isn’t Ronaldo it’s Bale.
- Ronaldo this season... and it isn’t Ronaldo it’s Bale.
- Suarez this season... and it isn’t Ronaldo it’s Bale.
- World Player of the Year this season... and it isn’t Ronaldo it’s Bale.


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(CNN) It's been a little more than a week since word leaked that Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park were leaving CBS's resilient hit "Hawaii Five-0," and pieces of the story behind the story have begun to fall into place. The picture that's emerging isn't pretty. As Kim himself confirmed in a Facebook post to his fans, the duo left because their request to be paid the same as their white co-stars, Alex O'Loughlin and Scott Caan, was rejected. The gap in what they were asking for and what CBS was willing to offer was tiny —  reportedly a difference  of as little as $5,000 per episode, which for the most-watched network in America is an amount that could basically be found under sofa cushions in their corporate offices.

Ultimately, the refusal to pay Kim and Park on matching terms with O'Loughlin and Caan was CBS's formal declaration that they were determined to protect a disparity that has been a sore point since the show's premiere: The assertion that

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- ABC and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Alex O'Loughlin and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- America and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Asian and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- CBS and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Daniel Dae Kim and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Facebook and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Grace Park and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Hawaii Five-0 and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Jeff Yang and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Kim and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- Scott Caan and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."
- The Good Doctor and Caan are "Hawaii Five-0" "stars," and Kim and Park are merely "co-leads."


As heir to the Formula 1 empire, Tamara Ecclestone's childhood was no doubt a luxurious one. And it seems that she wants the same for her daughter Sophia, who celebrated turning one today with a lavish and extravagant birthday party in her honour. Tamara, 30, and husband Jay Rutland clearly wanted to give their only daughter a first birthday to remember - and they pulled out all the stops by creating 'Sophia's farmyard' in the garden of their London mansion. Scroll down for video Happy birthday, Sophia! Tamara Ecclestone and Jay Rutland celebrated daughter Sophia's first birthday by creating a farmyard for the tiny tot in the garden of their London mansion

And although

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- Formula 1  is clearly loving having a little girl, she does admit that it does come with its less-than-glamorous challenges.
- Instagram  is clearly loving having a little girl, she does admit that it does come with its less-than-glamorous challenges.
- Jay Rutland  is clearly loving having a little girl, she does admit that it does come with its less-than-glamorous challenges.
- London  is clearly loving having a little girl, she does admit that it does come with its less-than-glamorous challenges.
- Sophia  is clearly loving having a little girl, she does admit that it does come with its less-than-glamorous challenges.
- Tamara  is clearly loving having a little girl, she does admit that it does come with its less-than-glamorous challenges.
- Tamara Ecclestone  is clearly loving having a little girl, she does admit that it does come with its less-than-glamorous challenges.


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Despite his heroic effort to fight off a knife-wielding attacker from a then-16-year-old girl, Target is suing a man who stopped a stabbing in one of their Pittsburgh-area stores. Michael Turner, 50, was at the big box chain's location in East Liberty when he confronted attacker Leon Walls, 44, and wrestled him away from his victim Allison Meadows. Walls had rushed into the Target and was pursued by a group of men including Turner before he grabbed the teenage girl as a hostage and stabbed her twice before the dramatic intervention. Turner is now speaking out after blamed him and the other men for the attack.

Video surveillance of the event showed

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- Allison Meadows's mother looking on in horror as her daughter was taken near the store's checkout line.
- East Liberty's mother looking on in horror as her daughter was taken near the store's checkout line.
- Leon Walls's mother looking on in horror as her daughter was taken near the store's checkout line.
- Michael Turner's mother looking on in horror as her daughter was taken near the store's checkout line.
- Pennsylvania's mother looking on in horror as her daughter was taken near the store's checkout line.
- Pittsburgh's mother looking on in horror as her daughter was taken near the store's checkout line.
- Target's mother looking on in horror as her daughter was taken near the store's checkout line.
- Turner's mother looking on in horror as her daughter was taken near the store's checkout line.
- Walls's mother looking on in horror as her daughter was taken near the store's checkout line.


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How does a nation die? This week, in the beleaguered hospitals of Athens, I saw a glimpse of the shocking answer. It is when its own people die in their thousands simply because the state cannot afford to heal them. In the Reichstag in Berlin, it is now said openly that Angela Merkel is ready to discuss putting Greece out if its misery – to let it ‘Grexit’ and parachute free of its colossal European debt, which could have a huge impact across the globe. Yet to pay down this debt, Greeks have been battered by austerity measures that make Labour complaints about Osborne’s cutbacks utterly laughable.

But after the crisis struck and the country was ordered by international lenders to cut costs, new benefit rules and rising unemployment saw the number of

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- Angela Merkel without health cover soar from 500,000 to 2.5 million people.
- Athens without health cover soar from 500,000 to 2.5 million people.
- Berlin without health cover soar from 500,000 to 2.5 million people.
- EU without health cover soar from 500,000 to 2.5 million people.
- European without health cover soar from 500,000 to 2.5 million people.
- Greece without health cover soar from 500,000 to 2.5 million people.
- Greek without health cover soar from 500,000 to 2.5 million people.
- Greeks without health cover soar from 500,000 to 2.5 million people.
- Grexit’ without health cover soar from 500,000 to 2.5 million people.
- Labour without health cover soar from 500,000 to 2.5 million people.
- Osborne without health cover soar from 500,000 to 2.5 million people.
- Reichstag without health cover soar from 500,000 to 2.5 million people.


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(CNN) -- Rory McIlroy and Luke Donald look set to fight it out for the $8million prize at the World Tour Championship after finishing level at the top of the leaderboard Friday. The pair, who are joined on 11-under by Scotland's world No.189 Marc Warren, are in pole position after another impressive day on the Earth course. World no.1 McIlroy, who revealed that he had been suffering with the extreme heat, looked in top form with tennis ace girlfriend Caroline Wozniacki smiling on from the gallery. Top two dominate in Dubai "I didn't feel great last night, but I felt much better this morning and felt nearly 100 % on the golf course," McIlroy told reporters.

While the world's top two have dominated, the emergence of

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- Branden Grace has come of something of a surprise, not least to the man himself.
- CNN has come of something of a surprise, not least to the man himself.
- Caroline Wozniacki has come of something of a surprise, not least to the man himself.
- Dubai has come of something of a surprise, not least to the man himself.
- Earth has come of something of a surprise, not least to the man himself.
- Louis Oosthuizen has come of something of a surprise, not least to the man himself.
- Luke Donald has come of something of a surprise, not least to the man himself.
- Marc Warren has come of something of a surprise, not least to the man himself.
- McIlroy has come of something of a surprise, not least to the man himself.
- No.189 Marc Warren has come of something of a surprise, not least to the man himself.
- Rory McIlroy has come of something of a surprise, not least to the man himself.
- Scotland has come of something of a surprise, not least to the man himself.
- Sergio Garcia has come of something of a surprise, not least to the man himself.
- South African has come of something of a surprise, not least to the man himself.
- World Tour Championship has come of something of a surprise, not least to the man himself.
- World no.1 McIlroy has come of something of a surprise, not least to the man himself.


(CNN) -- The deadly clashes that are a fact of daily life in Syria have now bled into Lebanon, where a series of sectarian shootouts this week are raising fears that a period of relative calm for the country may be nearing an end. Syria has dominated Lebanon's political scene for much of its post-independence history -- and while many Lebanese support the embattled regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, many others do not. It's too early to tell whether this week's clashes are blips on the radar or the new norm -- but many observers believe the longer Syria's conflict goes on, the more destabilizing it will be for Lebanon.

The recent bloodshed in

OPTIONS:
- Bashar al-Assad has threatened the country's fragile political and religious balance, but observers believe a full-scale breakdown is unlikely for several reasons.
- Beirut has threatened the country's fragile political and religious balance, but observers believe a full-scale breakdown is unlikely for several reasons.
- CNN has threatened the country's fragile political and religious balance, but observers believe a full-scale breakdown is unlikely for several reasons.
- Lebanese has threatened the country's fragile political and religious balance, but observers believe a full-scale breakdown is unlikely for several reasons.
- Lebanon has threatened the country's fragile political and religious balance, but observers believe a full-scale breakdown is unlikely for several reasons.
- Syria has threatened the country's fragile political and religious balance, but observers believe a full-scale breakdown is unlikely for several reasons.
- Syrian has threatened the country's fragile political and religious balance, but observers believe a full-scale breakdown is unlikely for several reasons.
- Tripoli has threatened the country's fragile political and religious balance, but observers believe a full-scale breakdown is unlikely for several reasons.


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(CNN) -- A glance at some of the Wimbledon semifinalists in 1989 -- such as Chris Evert, Martina Navratilova, John McEnroe and Ivan Lendl -- evokes distant memories of yesteryear but one player from those championships is, remarkably, still playing today: Kimiko Date-Krumm. To illustrate her longevity another way, the Berlin Wall was still standing when the diminutive Japanese made her Wimbledon debut in June 1989. Her opponent on the day was another player reminiscent of another era -- Zina Garrison -- with the American beating the then 19-year-old in straight sets in an inauspicious start for the youngster. Over two decades on, the 42-year-old has become the oldest player to reach the third round at Wimbledon in the Open Era -- beating the mark held by Briton Virginia Wade (39 years, 362 days) when knocking out Romania's Alexandra Cadantu 6-4 7-5 on Thursday.

"I'm very happy to be in the third round, especially since I love

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- Agnieszka Radwanska and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.
- Alexandra Cadantu and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.
- American and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.
- Berlin Wall and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.
- Briton Virginia Wade and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.
- CNN and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.
- Carolina Garcia and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.
- Chris Evert and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.
- Ivan Lendl and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.
- Japanese and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.
- John McEnroe and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.
- Kimiko Date-Krumm and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.
- Martina Navratilova and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.
- Mathilde Johansson and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.
- Open Era and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.
- Romania and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.
- Serena Williams and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.
- Wimbledon and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.
- Zina Garrison and have many good memories here," Date-Krumm told reporters after her match.


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Near Simferopol, Ukraine (CNN) -- In the wake of Russia's invasion of Crimea, the mood here Tuesday was tense, but the streets appeared eerily calm. Ukraine's Crimea region has become the flashpoint in a geopolitical crisis that has embroiled London, Washington, the United Nations and NATO. In the days since they crossed the border into this strategically important peninsula on the Black Sea, Russian forces have surrounded 10 Ukrainian military bases -- 16,000 troops in the past week, according to Ukrainian officials. There has been no fighting -- or loss of life -- but there were ample signs of preparation.

They say they relish the prospect of a referendum this month that could see

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- Black Sea "decoupled" from Ukraine.
- CNN "decoupled" from Ukraine.
- Crimea "decoupled" from Ukraine.
- Independence Square "decoupled" from Ukraine.
- Kiev "decoupled" from Ukraine.
- London "decoupled" from Ukraine.
- NATO "decoupled" from Ukraine.
- Russia "decoupled" from Ukraine.
- Russian "decoupled" from Ukraine.
- Simferopol "decoupled" from Ukraine.
- Ukraine "decoupled" from Ukraine.
- Ukrainian "decoupled" from Ukraine.
- United Nations "decoupled" from Ukraine.
- Washington "decoupled" from Ukraine.


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A boxing fight had to be halted after a fighter's cell phone fell out of his trunks. Marvin "Papi Gallo" Jones and Ramon Luis Nicolas were in the middle of a bout when the black phone slipped out from Jones' black and red shorts at the ring in Arcadia, Florida. Referee Frankie Santore Jr. went over to pick up the Samsung Galaxy and looked like he was chastising Jones, who seemed confused. Scroll down for video Marvin "Papi Gallo" Jones (right) and Ramon Luis Nicolas (left) were in the middle of a bout when the black phone slipped out from Jones' black and red shorts at the ring in Arcadia, Florida

OPTIONS:
- Arcadia, 32, held his hands up as the referee took the phone over to the side of the ring
- Florida, 32, held his hands up as the referee took the phone over to the side of the ring
- Frankie Santore Jr., 32, held his hands up as the referee took the phone over to the side of the ring
- Jones, 32, held his hands up as the referee took the phone over to the side of the ring
- Marvin "Papi Gallo" Jones, 32, held his hands up as the referee took the phone over to the side of the ring
- Ramon Luis Nicolas, 32, held his hands up as the referee took the phone over to the side of the ring
- Samsung Galaxy, 32, held his hands up as the referee took the phone over to the side of the ring


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(CNN) Editor's note: This is a developing story that is being constantly updated as the storm progresses. Leaving a trail of devastation in Florida, Irma trudged north on Monday, flooding downtown Charleston, South Carolina, uprooting trees in Atlanta and cutting off coastal communities. A weakened Irma -- downgraded to a tropical depression Monday night -- still packed power. At least three storm-related deaths were reported in Georgia and one in South Carolina. The deaths occurred mostly when tree limbs fell on victims during the tropical storm that stretched 650 miles from east to west, affecting at least nine states. As Jacksonville, Florida, grappled with record storm surge, the level of the destruction became more apparent in the hard-hit Florida Keys at the southern tip of the state. Areas without water, power or communications are likely to remain so for some time.

-- Storm surge warnings in

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta, Georgia and South Carolina mean "there is a danger of life-threatening inundation," the hurricane center said.
- Charleston, Georgia and South Carolina mean "there is a danger of life-threatening inundation," the hurricane center said.
- Florida, Georgia and South Carolina mean "there is a danger of life-threatening inundation," the hurricane center said.
- Florida Keys, Georgia and South Carolina mean "there is a danger of life-threatening inundation," the hurricane center said.
- Georgia, Georgia and South Carolina mean "there is a danger of life-threatening inundation," the hurricane center said.
- Irma, Georgia and South Carolina mean "there is a danger of life-threatening inundation," the hurricane center said.
- Jacksonville, Georgia and South Carolina mean "there is a danger of life-threatening inundation," the hurricane center said.
- River Street, Georgia and South Carolina mean "there is a danger of life-threatening inundation," the hurricane center said.
- Savannah, Georgia and South Carolina mean "there is a danger of life-threatening inundation," the hurricane center said.
- South Carolina, Georgia and South Carolina mean "there is a danger of life-threatening inundation," the hurricane center said.
- The Battery, Georgia and South Carolina mean "there is a danger of life-threatening inundation," the hurricane center said.


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(CNN) -- To get through the long, tedious hours sitting in the fossil archives at the University of California-Berkeley, Jason Head would listen to the hypnotic sounds of The Doors. So when he happened upon one of the biggest lizards that ever walked on land, he found it fitting to name it after the band's frontman, Jim Morrison -- the original Lizard King. But that's not what makes this find interesting. It's what the existence of the "Bearded King Morrison" tells us about the effects of climate change that's intriguing. The climate connection Lizards, like snakes and turtles, are cold-blooded animals. They depend on warmth from their surroundings to heat their bodies.

Or, as

OPTIONS:
- Bearded King Morrison sang, "This is the end, my only friend."
- CNN sang, "This is the end, my only friend."
- Jason Head sang, "This is the end, my only friend."
- Jim Morrison sang, "This is the end, my only friend."
- Lizard King sang, "This is the end, my only friend."
- Paleocene sang, "This is the end, my only friend."
- The Doors sang, "This is the end, my only friend."
- University of California-Berkeley sang, "This is the end, my only friend."


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One of them was the £5million schoolboy at the centre of a hostile tapping-up storm, one was the winner of reality-television show Football Icon, while the other was billed as the next John Terry. Michael Woods, Carl Magnay and Harry Worley were team-mates at Chelsea under Jose Mourinho. Eight years on and they are back in blue, reunited at League Two Hartlepool. On Tuesday night, they take on Premier League Bournemouth in the Capital One Cup. Of the three, only Woods made a senior breakthrough at Chelsea, Mourinho making him the fourth youngest player in the club's history when he replaced Ashley Cole during an FA Cup tie against Macclesfield aged 16 years and 275 days.

After avoiding relegation from

OPTIONS:
- Ashley Cole last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- Bournemouth last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- Capital One Cup last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- Carl Magnay last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- Chelsea last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- FA Cup last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- Fantasy Football last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- Football Icon last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- Harry Worley last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- Hartlepool last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- John Terry last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- Jose Mourinho last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- League Cup last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- League Two last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- Leeds last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- London last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- Macclesfield last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- Magnay last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- MailOnline last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- Michael Woods last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- Mourinho last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- Premier League last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- Woods last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.
- Worley last season, Hartlepool have made a good start and are currently fifth.


(CNN) The National Football League is looking into a report that an assistant coach with the Atlanta Falcons asked a prospect if he liked men. A spokesman for the NFL said the Falcons have acknowledged a coach asked Ohio State cornerback Eli Apple the question during the NFL Combine. "We will look into it," Brian McCarthy said. The Falcons didn't immediately reply to CNN's request for comment, but according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, head coach Dan Quinn apologized for the question. "I am really disappointed in the question that was asked by one of our coaches. I have spoken to the coach that interviewed Eli Apple and explained to him how inappropriate and unprofessional this was," Quinn told the newspaper in a statement.

This is not the first time an

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta Falcons prospect has reported being asked about his sexual orientation.
- Atlanta Journal Constitution prospect has reported being asked about his sexual orientation.
- Brian McCarthy prospect has reported being asked about his sexual orientation.
- CNN prospect has reported being asked about his sexual orientation.
- Dan Quinn prospect has reported being asked about his sexual orientation.
- Eli Apple prospect has reported being asked about his sexual orientation.
- Falcons prospect has reported being asked about his sexual orientation.
- NFL prospect has reported being asked about his sexual orientation.
- NFL Combine prospect has reported being asked about his sexual orientation.
- National Football League prospect has reported being asked about his sexual orientation.
- Ohio State prospect has reported being asked about his sexual orientation.
- Quinn prospect has reported being asked about his sexual orientation.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump's campaign manager Kellyanne Conway said it was "scary" when the Secret Service had to force Trump off stage during a rally on Saturday. "It's scary -- I mean, all the coverage is usually about our protesters wreaking havoc and making people feel afraid, and it certainly goes both ways," Conway said Sunday during the at-times contentious interview with CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union." "I'm glad nobody was hurt, but it does remind you that in these closing days -- especially as the polls tighten -- many of us are getting more death threats, getting more angry messages on social media and elsewhere, and it's a pretty fraught environment there," she said.

"We just always want the laws followed and the rules followed, and I do predict that you're going to see really long lines -- serpentine-like lines of Tuesday -- of folks there for

OPTIONS:
- CNN on Tuesday," Conway said.
- Conway on Tuesday," Conway said.
- Donald Trump on Tuesday," Conway said.
- Jake Tapper on Tuesday," Conway said.
- Kellyanne Conway on Tuesday," Conway said.
- Nevada on Tuesday," Conway said.
- Secret Service on Tuesday," Conway said.
- State of the Union on Tuesday," Conway said.
- Trump on Tuesday," Conway said.
- Washington on Tuesday," Conway said.


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(CNN) -- "Can I have a Blackhawk magazine vest?" the young man, in his mid twenties sporting a scruffy beard and cargo pants, asked. "With four magazine pouches, or six?" the shopkeeper responded. A six-pouch vest was sold for $27. In this market in the center of Kabul with over 50 shops, you can find anything from used U.S. army fatigues to Campbell's New England clam chowder and Uncle Ben's classic cornbread stuffing mix. Some of it is gear thrown away from the largest U.S. military base in Bagram, just a 45-minute drive north of Kabul, and some of it is stolen goods from the massive convoys supplying U.S. soldiers around the country. In recent years, the market has also been corrupted -- like many other things in Afghanistan -- and flooded with Chinese bootlegged goods.

responded a Kabul taxi driver when asked whether he is aware of the

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan election.
- Bagram election.
- Blackhawk election.
- CNN election.
- Campbell election.
- Chinese election.
- Hamid Karzai election.
- Kabul election.
- Mashal election.
- New England election.
- Obama election.
- Pakistan election.
- Romney election.
- U.S. election.
- Uncle Ben election.


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David Cameron today joked he had doubled the security around Larry the Downing Street cat after the 'murder' of a dog at Crufts. The Prime Minister attacked the 'unbelievable awful' killing of the award-winning Irish setter Jagger, who was killed by poisoned meat allegedly fed to him at the dog show. He said he could not understand how anyone could poison a family dog and quipped that he would ramp up security around Number 10's resident cat. Prime Minister David Cameron today joked he had doubled the security around Larry the Downing Street Mr Cameron, speaking to Heart radio, insisted he was not overly concerned about the safety of Larry.

OPTIONS:
- Cameron's owners are convinced the dog was the victim of meat poisoning.
- Crufts's owners are convinced the dog was the victim of meat poisoning.
- David Cameron's owners are convinced the dog was the victim of meat poisoning.
- Downing Street's owners are convinced the dog was the victim of meat poisoning.
- Irish's owners are convinced the dog was the victim of meat poisoning.
- Jagger's owners are convinced the dog was the victim of meat poisoning.
- Larry's owners are convinced the dog was the victim of meat poisoning.
- Number 10's owners are convinced the dog was the victim of meat poisoning.
- PM's owners are convinced the dog was the victim of meat poisoning.


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They call it a sombrero in Spain – flicking the ball over a player's head and retrieving it the other side of him. When Neymar did it in the last minutes of the Spanish Cup final against Athletic Bilbao he was accused of excessive showboating. His answer: 'You ain't seen nothing yet.' In Brazil's first game of the Copa America he flicked the ball over Peruvian midfielder Luis Advíncula's head and then did it again – a double sombrero. No player has more tricks up his sleeve than Neymar and the magic isn't just to rub opponents noses in defeat as he was accused of doing in the Spanish Cup Final. He does it to win. He is not interested in points for an artistic impression - he wants a goal.

At 23,

OPTIONS:
- Athletic Bilbao will soon pass Zico's haul of 48 and he will have Ronaldo on 62 goals and Romario on 55 in his sights.
- Ballon d'Or will soon pass Zico's haul of 48 and he will have Ronaldo on 62 goals and Romario on 55 in his sights.
- Barcelona will soon pass Zico's haul of 48 and he will have Ronaldo on 62 goals and Romario on 55 in his sights.
- Brazil will soon pass Zico's haul of 48 and he will have Ronaldo on 62 goals and Romario on 55 in his sights.
- Copa America will soon pass Zico's haul of 48 and he will have Ronaldo on 62 goals and Romario on 55 in his sights.
- Cup Final will soon pass Zico's haul of 48 and he will have Ronaldo on 62 goals and Romario on 55 in his sights.
- Lionel Messi will soon pass Zico's haul of 48 and he will have Ronaldo on 62 goals and Romario on 55 in his sights.
- Luis Advíncula will soon pass Zico's haul of 48 and he will have Ronaldo on 62 goals and Romario on 55 in his sights.
- Neymar will soon pass Zico's haul of 48 and he will have Ronaldo on 62 goals and Romario on 55 in his sights.
- Peru will soon pass Zico's haul of 48 and he will have Ronaldo on 62 goals and Romario on 55 in his sights.
- Peruvian will soon pass Zico's haul of 48 and he will have Ronaldo on 62 goals and Romario on 55 in his sights.
- Spain will soon pass Zico's haul of 48 and he will have Ronaldo on 62 goals and Romario on 55 in his sights.
- Spanish will soon pass Zico's haul of 48 and he will have Ronaldo on 62 goals and Romario on 55 in his sights.
- Spanish Cup will soon pass Zico's haul of 48 and he will have Ronaldo on 62 goals and Romario on 55 in his sights.


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As luxury yacht designers strive to make the largest, most lavish boats for their discerning clients, one firm has instead been inspired by the old adage 'good things come in small packages.' Taiwanese firm Hyperlien has designed a dinky yacht measuring just 28ft (8.6 metres) long, but that is claimed to have a luxurious and spacious interior that rivals larger models. Called 'Modern Vintage', the yacht is described as the 'Mini Cooper of the yachting world', due to its compact size and clever design, and has also been referred to as a Tardis because it is small on the outside but large on the inside like Dr Who's fictional machine.

The

OPTIONS:
- Compact costs between $85,800 and $101,200 (£57,568 to £67,901).
- Hyperlien costs between $85,800 and $101,200 (£57,568 to £67,901).
- Mercury Verado 250HP costs between $85,800 and $101,200 (£57,568 to £67,901).
- Mini Cooper costs between $85,800 and $101,200 (£57,568 to £67,901).
- Modern Vintage costs between $85,800 and $101,200 (£57,568 to £67,901).
- Taiwanese costs between $85,800 and $101,200 (£57,568 to £67,901).
- Tardis costs between $85,800 and $101,200 (£57,568 to £67,901).
- Who costs between $85,800 and $101,200 (£57,568 to £67,901).


The glamorous life of a Victoria's Secret model may draw the envy of millions, but as one editor discovered, it's a lot tougher than it seems. Carly Cardellino, 32, a New York-based beauty editor for Cosmopolitan.com, had her interest peaked in the life of the Angels and their ilk after covering the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show for the 10th year in September - and decided that she would have a go herself at living the life. 'I chose to model my life as an Angel after Lily Aldridge's - she's one of my favorites to follow on Instagram and is the closest to me height-wise,' Carly explained in her article for the endeavor.

After a good night's sleep, it was time for Carly to hit her runway - well, actually, the hallway at

OPTIONS:
- Angel.
- Angels.
- Carly.
- Carly Cardellino.
- Cosmopolitan.com.
- Instagram.
- Lily Aldridge.
- New York.
- Victoria's Secret.
- Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- The second-to-last time EJ Levy was at Disney World, she used a scooter to navigate the enormous park. Her legs were weak and she suffered from foot drop caused by multiple sclerosis. That was 4½ years ago. On her most recent trip, a few months ago, Levy walked the entire time, thanks in part to a drug approved by the FDA on Friday. The FDA says the drug, Ampyra (generic name dalfampridine, formerly known as fampridine), is the first MS therapy that is taken orally and the first of its kind to receive FDA approval. It is designed help people with any type of MS improve their walking speed.

Symptoms of

OPTIONS:
- Ampyra include extreme fatigue, difficulty walking, problems with memory and heat sensitivity.
- CNN include extreme fatigue, difficulty walking, problems with memory and heat sensitivity.
- Disney World include extreme fatigue, difficulty walking, problems with memory and heat sensitivity.
- EJ Levy include extreme fatigue, difficulty walking, problems with memory and heat sensitivity.
- FDA include extreme fatigue, difficulty walking, problems with memory and heat sensitivity.
- Levy include extreme fatigue, difficulty walking, problems with memory and heat sensitivity.
- MS include extreme fatigue, difficulty walking, problems with memory and heat sensitivity.


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It is a dream many people share. The chance to quit the rat race and monotony of everyday life to embark on a lengthy travelling adventure. Even better, how about if that trip was free? Far-fetched as the idea may be it is exactly what one British couple have been doing after spending the past three years living the life of luxury while looking after the homes of the wealthy across France. In 2012 Steve Parry and Julie Dixon packed up their jobs, put their own home up for rent and decided to become full-time house-sitters on the continent. Since then they have stayed in 16 different properties from Brittany to Monaco, treating them as their own homes.

They rented their home out and headed to

OPTIONS:
- British with just three boxes of belongings and have spent almost every day since house-sitting.
- Brittany with just three boxes of belongings and have spent almost every day since house-sitting.
- Dixon with just three boxes of belongings and have spent almost every day since house-sitting.
- Far with just three boxes of belongings and have spent almost every day since house-sitting.
- France with just three boxes of belongings and have spent almost every day since house-sitting.
- Julie Dixon with just three boxes of belongings and have spent almost every day since house-sitting.
- Monaco with just three boxes of belongings and have spent almost every day since house-sitting.
- Mr Parry with just three boxes of belongings and have spent almost every day since house-sitting.
- Steve Parry with just three boxes of belongings and have spent almost every day since house-sitting.
- UK with just three boxes of belongings and have spent almost every day since house-sitting.


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(CNN) -- With all passengers and crew aboard Asiana Airlines Flight 214 from Seoul now accounted for, air crash investigators are beginning the painstaking search for clues as to why the incident, which killed at least two people, happened. While the sequence of events that led to accident remains unclear, witnesses described hearing a "boom" as the Boeing 777 appeared to come in short, touching down heavily on the runway close to the water's edge at San Francisco International Airport before it disappeared in a cloud of smoke. Parts of the aircraft, including its tail section and engines, snapped off as it spun off the tarmac on its belly.

Todd Curtis, a former

OPTIONS:
- Asiana Airlines Flight 214 aviation safety engineer, agreed Flight 214's touch down point was far shorter than intended.
- Boeing 777 aviation safety engineer, agreed Flight 214's touch down point was far shorter than intended.
- British Airways aviation safety engineer, agreed Flight 214's touch down point was far shorter than intended.
- CNN aviation safety engineer, agreed Flight 214's touch down point was far shorter than intended.
- Curtis aviation safety engineer, agreed Flight 214's touch down point was far shorter than intended.
- London Heathrow aviation safety engineer, agreed Flight 214's touch down point was far shorter than intended.
- San Francisco International Airport aviation safety engineer, agreed Flight 214's touch down point was far shorter than intended.
- Seoul aviation safety engineer, agreed Flight 214's touch down point was far shorter than intended.
- Tilmon aviation safety engineer, agreed Flight 214's touch down point was far shorter than intended.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) The Iraqi Air Force dropped thousands of leaflets over Mosul on Saturday night to warn residents of a looming offensive on the ISIS-held city. "It's victory time," blares a headline on the newspaper-style leaflets, quoting Iraqi President Haider al-Abadi in remarks directed at Mosul's residents. "Time to celebrate a clean Iraq without 'Daesh' (ISIS) or any dark belief." Another headline reads, "We are preparing to take action to free Mosul and regain security and stability in the region." The four-page leaflets tell residents that coalition forces are making advances on Iraq's second-largest city and that no one should panic. Residents are asked to stay away from certain parts of the city, avoid ISIS positions, remain in their homes and seal their windows and doors. A phone number for Mosul residents to report ISIS activity is included.

Wounded

OPTIONS:
- Abadi fighters have been told to go to Raqqa, Syria, the group's de facto capital, the source said.
- Daesh fighters have been told to go to Raqqa, Syria, the group's de facto capital, the source said.
- Haider al fighters have been told to go to Raqqa, Syria, the group's de facto capital, the source said.
- ISIS fighters have been told to go to Raqqa, Syria, the group's de facto capital, the source said.
- Iraq fighters have been told to go to Raqqa, Syria, the group's de facto capital, the source said.
- Iraqi fighters have been told to go to Raqqa, Syria, the group's de facto capital, the source said.
- Iraqi Air Force fighters have been told to go to Raqqa, Syria, the group's de facto capital, the source said.
- Kurdish fighters have been told to go to Raqqa, Syria, the group's de facto capital, the source said.
- Mosul fighters have been told to go to Raqqa, Syria, the group's de facto capital, the source said.
- Raqqa fighters have been told to go to Raqqa, Syria, the group's de facto capital, the source said.
- Syria fighters have been told to go to Raqqa, Syria, the group's de facto capital, the source said.


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

(CNN) When Peter MacDonald, Fleming Begaye and Thomas Begay joined the elite fraternity of Navajo Code Talkers during World War II, they had no idea what they were getting into. That was by design. The top-secret program they joined wouldn't even be declassified until more than two decades later -- long after the secret Navajo code language had played a vital role in the American war effort. All they knew at the time was that the Marines were recruiting and needed help from the Navajo people. "So we all volunteered. That's how he went in, that's how he went in, that's how I went in," said MacDonald, now 90, of his two comrades. MacDonald, Begaye and Begay were at the White House on Monday to receive praise for their service.

Those 29

OPTIONS:
- American created more than 200 new Navajo words for military terms and committed them to memory.
- Begay created more than 200 new Navajo words for military terms and committed them to memory.
- Begaye created more than 200 new Navajo words for military terms and committed them to memory.
- Fleming Begaye created more than 200 new Navajo words for military terms and committed them to memory.
- MacDonald created more than 200 new Navajo words for military terms and committed them to memory.
- Marines created more than 200 new Navajo words for military terms and committed them to memory.
- Navajo created more than 200 new Navajo words for military terms and committed them to memory.
- Navajo Code Talkers created more than 200 new Navajo words for military terms and committed them to memory.
- Pacific created more than 200 new Navajo words for military terms and committed them to memory.
- Peter MacDonald created more than 200 new Navajo words for military terms and committed them to memory.
- Thomas Begay created more than 200 new Navajo words for military terms and committed them to memory.
- US created more than 200 new Navajo words for military terms and committed them to memory.
- White House created more than 200 new Navajo words for military terms and committed them to memory.
- World War II created more than 200 new Navajo words for military terms and committed them to memory.


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(CNN) Greenpeace activists blocked the entrance to Coca-Cola's UK headquarters in London with a 2.5-ton sculpture featuring a seagull regurgitating plastic, and called for the company to do more to help prevent plastic pollution. The campaign group said the sculpture, which depicts an idyllic family beach scene interrupted by birds choking on plastic, was intended to highlight  what it claimed were failings by the company. In a report released on Monday, Greenpeace claimed that Coca-Cola -- the world's largest soft drinks company -- sells more than 100 billion plastic bottles every year. Single-use plastic bottles make up nearly 60% of the packaging produced by the company globally, the report says.

"

OPTIONS:
- CNN-Cola is one of the few consumer goods companies whose packaging is 100% recyclable," the spokesperson said.
- Coca-Cola is one of the few consumer goods companies whose packaging is 100% recyclable," the spokesperson said.
- Coca-Cola-Cola is one of the few consumer goods companies whose packaging is 100% recyclable," the spokesperson said.
- Cola-Cola is one of the few consumer goods companies whose packaging is 100% recyclable," the spokesperson said.
- Greenpeace-Cola is one of the few consumer goods companies whose packaging is 100% recyclable," the spokesperson said.
- London-Cola is one of the few consumer goods companies whose packaging is 100% recyclable," the spokesperson said.
- UK-Cola is one of the few consumer goods companies whose packaging is 100% recyclable," the spokesperson said.


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(CNN)He ventured to Syria to tell the stories of lives torn apart by war. But in doing so, Japanese journalist Kenji Goto suffered his own gruesome fate -- apparently becoming the latest foreigner to be decapitated by ISIS. A newly distributed video from ISIS appears to show the beheaded body of Goto. It came one week after a video surfaced showing him holding a photo of what appeared to be the corpse of his fellow Japanese captive, Haruna Yukawa. Just like ISIS' previous beheading videos, the 67-second footage released Saturday was issued by the terror group's media wing, Al Furqan Media. The video cannot be authenticated by CNN.

"So I would like to get the story of what

OPTIONS:
- Al Furqan Media wants to do."
- CNN wants to do."
- Goto wants to do."
- Haruna Yukawa wants to do."
- ISIS wants to do."
- Japanese wants to do."
- Jordan wants to do."
- Kenji Goto wants to do."
- Syria wants to do."


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

The Massachusetts courtroom sketch artist whose unflattering depiction of embattled Patriots star Tom Brady became instant internet meme fodder is at it again. As Brady attended last-minute settlement talks between the NFL and its players union Monday, Jane Rosenberg again sketched the quarterback's famous face. The result? Not quite as ghoulish as last time and this go-round she got the thumbs up from Brady himself. However, after practicing for weeks, Rosenberg admitted it's not her best work and blamed a time crunch. Rosenberg told TMZ she 'had very little time' to sketch from a distance in conditions that were a 'court artist's nightmare'.

OPTIONS:
- Brady's not reading too much into it, saying he might just be 'a polite guy who waves to everybody'.
- Jane Rosenberg's not reading too much into it, saying he might just be 'a polite guy who waves to everybody'.
- Massachusetts's not reading too much into it, saying he might just be 'a polite guy who waves to everybody'.
- NFL's not reading too much into it, saying he might just be 'a polite guy who waves to everybody'.
- Patriots's not reading too much into it, saying he might just be 'a polite guy who waves to everybody'.
- Rosenberg's not reading too much into it, saying he might just be 'a polite guy who waves to everybody'.
- TMZ's not reading too much into it, saying he might just be 'a polite guy who waves to everybody'.
- Tom Brady's not reading too much into it, saying he might just be 'a polite guy who waves to everybody'.


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London (CNN) He was "the kindest, most generous soul and a brilliant artist," Elton John wrote on Instagram in one of the many tributes to pop star George Michael, who died at 53 on Christmas Day. The singer is believed to have died from heart failure, his manager Michael Lippman said, according to the UK-based Press Association. Michael's death, which is being treated as "unexpected but not suspicious" by police, was also confirmed by the singer's family. "It is with great sadness that we can confirm our beloved son, brother and friend George passed away peacefully at home over the Christmas period," his family said in a statement.

"From the enormous success he achieved with pop duo

OPTIONS:
- CNN
- Elton John
- England
- George
- George Michael
- Instagram
- London
- Michael
- Michael Lippman
- Press Association
- Singer
- UK
- Wham!


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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (CNN) Few might have expected that four months into his term President Donald Trump would find himself addressing a room of Muslim leaders after a night surrounded by dancing, drumming Saudi men. But there he was Sunday, standing at the front of a vast reception hall, declaring Islam one of the world's great religions while encouraging leaders to disavow terrorists. And there he was Saturday night, swaying to rhythmic lyrics in Arabic, only a year after deriding Islam as a religion based in hatred and vowing to bar all Muslims from entering the United States. Ensconced within the presidential bubble on his first foreign trip, Trump is regularly finding the view from inside is often far different than from out. It's a lesson most presidents learn sooner or later. For Trump, who ran as an outsider promising to explode political norms, the adjustment appears more abrupt.

The words from President Trump and candidate

OPTIONS:
- Arab, particularly on Islam, were vast worlds apart.
- Arabic, particularly on Islam, were vast worlds apart.
- CNN, particularly on Islam, were vast worlds apart.
- Donald Trump, particularly on Islam, were vast worlds apart.
- Islam, particularly on Islam, were vast worlds apart.
- Muslim, particularly on Islam, were vast worlds apart.
- Muslims, particularly on Islam, were vast worlds apart.
- Riyadh, particularly on Islam, were vast worlds apart.
- Saudi, particularly on Islam, were vast worlds apart.
- Saudi Arabia, particularly on Islam, were vast worlds apart.
- Trump, particularly on Islam, were vast worlds apart.
- United States, particularly on Islam, were vast worlds apart.


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(CNN) In response to recent guidance by the American Medical Association against the use of powerful LED lights, cities such as Phoenix; Lake Worth, Florida; and 25 towns in Connecticut are now opting for street lamps with lower color temperatures, meaning less blue light emission. The association's policy statement, released in June, suggested that LED lights with color temperatures higher than 3000 Kelvin had adverse effects on health, including eye damage and disrupted sleep patterns. The warning was aimed at large cities, where the standard color temperature for LED street lights is 5000K to 6000K. Lights with high color temperatures release more blue light, which cause more glare and discomfort to the eyes, according to the association.

Longcore suggests using high-

OPTIONS:
- American Medical Association in areas known for criminal activity and less intense lights elsewhere.
- CNN in areas known for criminal activity and less intense lights elsewhere.
- Connecticut in areas known for criminal activity and less intense lights elsewhere.
- Florida in areas known for criminal activity and less intense lights elsewhere.
- Kelvin in areas known for criminal activity and less intense lights elsewhere.
- LED in areas known for criminal activity and less intense lights elsewhere.
- Lake Worth in areas known for criminal activity and less intense lights elsewhere.
- Phoenix in areas known for criminal activity and less intense lights elsewhere.


Bernard Foley broke Scottish hearts with a penalty in the dying moments at Twickenham to send Australia through to a semi-final against Argentina after what was quite possibly the greatest World Cup match ever. Scotland thought they had done the impossible when Mark Bennett's intercept-try put them ahead with just minutes left but it was not to be for this brilliant young side Vern Cotter has created. But my goodness can their nation be proud. The penalty itself, for accidental offside, was harsh. As was this defeat. Foley, England's executioner  two weeks ago, was far from his best but as with all world-class players, the game always seems to revolve around him. Cotter will have been furious with how his side started the match. A silly infringement at the ruck from their kick-off allowed the Wallabies early territory and Adam Ashley-Cooper scored as a direct result of that minutes later.

Australia soon rumbled over for their fifth try through Kuridrani but Laidlaw got

OPTIONS:
- Adam Ashley to within a score with another penalty.
- Another Laidlaw to within a score with another penalty.
- Argentina to within a score with another penalty.
- Ashley to within a score with another penalty.
- Australia to within a score with another penalty.
- Bernard Foley to within a score with another penalty.
- Cooper to within a score with another penalty.
- Cotter to within a score with another penalty.
- Craig Joubert to within a score with another penalty.
- Drew Mitchell to within a score with another penalty.
- England to within a score with another penalty.
- Foley to within a score with another penalty.
- Greig Laidlaw to within a score with another penalty.
- Jon Welsh to within a score with another penalty.
- Mark Bennett to within a score with another penalty.
- Peter Horne to within a score with another penalty.
- Rugby World Cup to within a score with another penalty.
- Scotland to within a score with another penalty.
- Scottish to within a score with another penalty.
- Tevita Kuridrani to within a score with another penalty.
- Twickenham to within a score with another penalty.
- Vern Cotter to within a score with another penalty.
- Wallabies to within a score with another penalty.
- World Cup to within a score with another penalty.


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Washington (CNN) Democrat Jon Ossoff very nearly won the special election to replace Department of Health and Human Services Director Tom Price on Tuesday night, coming within a point and a half of the 50 percent he needed to claim the district outright. But, he came up short. Which means that he and second place finisher Karen Handel (R) will spend the next two months bashing each others brains out -- figuratively speaking -- in advance of the June 20 runoff. And Handel seems to have already decided what her main attack on Ossoff will be: He's not really from here.

Add those factors to

OPTIONS:
- CNN not living in the district and you have a potentially potent political cocktail: This guy's just not one of us.
- Democrat not living in the district and you have a potentially potent political cocktail: This guy's just not one of us.
- Department of Health and Human Services not living in the district and you have a potentially potent political cocktail: This guy's just not one of us.
- Handel not living in the district and you have a potentially potent political cocktail: This guy's just not one of us.
- Jon Ossoff not living in the district and you have a potentially potent political cocktail: This guy's just not one of us.
- Karen Handel not living in the district and you have a potentially potent political cocktail: This guy's just not one of us.
- Members of Congress not living in the district and you have a potentially potent political cocktail: This guy's just not one of us.
- Ossoff not living in the district and you have a potentially potent political cocktail: This guy's just not one of us.
- R not living in the district and you have a potentially potent political cocktail: This guy's just not one of us.
- Republican not living in the district and you have a potentially potent political cocktail: This guy's just not one of us.
- Tom Price not living in the district and you have a potentially potent political cocktail: This guy's just not one of us.
- Washington not living in the district and you have a potentially potent political cocktail: This guy's just not one of us.


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In the exceedingly tight contest to become Iowa's next senator, Saturday's closely watched debate between Bruce Braley and Joni Ernst had the candidates trying to make each other blue by talking green. When it comes to energy, Ernst, a Republican state senator, and Braley, a Democratic congressman, both have controversial positions to defend to voters. Ernst elaborated on her position to shutter the Environmental Protection Agency, a move that critics say will make Iowa more polluted. Braley, meanwhile, explained his flip-flopping on the Keystone Pipeline that has left some Iowans skeptical about his commitment to create jobs. The debate made it clear: Environmental regulation is the issue where the 2014 hopefuls really differ.

The states know how to best protect their natural resources,

OPTIONS:
- Braley said, saying that "the EPA has overreached."
- Bruce Braley said, saying that "the EPA has overreached."
- Democratic said, saying that "the EPA has overreached."
- EPA said, saying that "the EPA has overreached."
- Environmental Protection Agency said, saying that "the EPA has overreached."
- Ernst said, saying that "the EPA has overreached."
- Iowa said, saying that "the EPA has overreached."
- Iowans said, saying that "the EPA has overreached."
- Joni Ernst said, saying that "the EPA has overreached."
- Keystone Pipeline said, saying that "the EPA has overreached."
- Republican said, saying that "the EPA has overreached."


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Beyonce is set to take the coveted leading role in the latest version of A Star Is Born It's the leading role that has crowned the career of some of Hollywood's finest actresses. And now Beyoncé is set to follow in the footsteps of Judy Garland and Barbra Streisand by taking the coveted part in the latest version of A Star Is Born. The film would provide Beyoncé, 33, with her biggest role yet, playing an unknown who rises to stardom as her famous husband's career spirals downwards. The movie will be directed by American Sniper actor Bradley Cooper, who is also expected to play the leading man.

But now

OPTIONS:
- A Star Is Born, 40, fresh from his Oscar-nominated success in American Sniper, has come to the fore.
- Academy Award, 40, fresh from his Oscar-nominated success in American Sniper, has come to the fore.
- American, 40, fresh from his Oscar-nominated success in American Sniper, has come to the fore.
- Barbra Streisand, 40, fresh from his Oscar-nominated success in American Sniper, has come to the fore.
- Beyonce, 40, fresh from his Oscar-nominated success in American Sniper, has come to the fore.
- Beyoncé, 40, fresh from his Oscar-nominated success in American Sniper, has come to the fore.
- Bradley Cooper, 40, fresh from his Oscar-nominated success in American Sniper, has come to the fore.
- Hollywood, 40, fresh from his Oscar-nominated success in American Sniper, has come to the fore.
- Judy Garland, 40, fresh from his Oscar-nominated success in American Sniper, has come to the fore.


Write the next sentence.

An Iditarod sled dog who escaped from handlers in Anchorage has been found safe after being on the run for a month. Alaskan Husky, Sarabi, was returned to a friend of the musher Laura Allaway, on Monday night who will be reunited with the animal on April 28 when she returns from traveling. The three-year-old dog was spotted on April 15 near Glenn Highway and then again last Friday near Reverend Tim Carrick's United Protestant Presbyterian Church before being caught on Monday night, according to KTUU. Carrick and his family set up a cage trap in the woods between the church and his home, and used four bowls of dog kibbles, a pot of chicken stock, liverwurst and a motion activated camera to help capture Sarabi.

'I'm kind of sad to see her go in a way, but really happy she's going to be back with

OPTIONS:
- Alaska', Carrick continued.
- Alaskan Husky', Carrick continued.
- Allaway', Carrick continued.
- Anchorage', Carrick continued.
- Carrick', Carrick continued.
- Dog', Carrick continued.
- Glenn Highway', Carrick continued.
- Iditarod', Carrick continued.
- KTUU', Carrick continued.
- Laura Allaway', Carrick continued.
- Palmer', Carrick continued.
- Sarabi', Carrick continued.
- Tim Carrick', Carrick continued.
- United Protestant Presbyterian Church', Carrick continued.


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Convicted murderer Lee Bates is now living in fear of his own life after the deranged killer he helped send to prison for life is on the run following the 'Shawshank Redemption' escape from a maximum-security prison. Bates, 38, turned state's evidence against Richard Matt in 2008, telling a court of a 27-hour ride of terror as Matt searched for the perfect place to kill and dismember his former boss. Bates had been sentenced to 15 years to life a decade earlier and was released last August. But now, as the manhunt for Matt and his fellow escapee David Sweat has spread to three countries with authorities admitting they have no idea where the men are, Bates is wondering if he did the right thing.

He killed

OPTIONS:
- Bates shortly after being released for those crimes.
- Daily Mail Online shortly after being released for those crimes.
- David Sweat shortly after being released for those crimes.
- Lee Bates shortly after being released for those crimes.
- Matt shortly after being released for those crimes.
- New York shortly after being released for those crimes.
- Niagara River shortly after being released for those crimes.
- Richard Matt shortly after being released for those crimes.
- Rickerson shortly after being released for those crimes.
- Shawshank Redemption shortly after being released for those crimes.
- William Rickerson shortly after being released for those crimes.


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A father-of-two 'in the wrong place at the wrong time' was killed in a suspected drive-by shooting that also left a woman fighting for her life. Police have launched a murder investigation after the man, named locally as Erdogan Guzel, 42, was gunned down in front of a north London bakery. Paramedics battled for over an hour to save his life but he was declared dead at the scene in the busy Lordship Lane, Wood Green. The female victim remains in a critical but stable condition at an east London hospital. Scotland Yard confirmed that no arrests have yet been made in connection with the fatal shooting.

'Officers, London Ambulance Service and

OPTIONS:
- Erdogan Guzel's Air Ambulance are all in attendance.
- London's Air Ambulance are all in attendance.
- Lordship Lane's Air Ambulance are all in attendance.
- Pair's Air Ambulance are all in attendance.
- Scotland Yard's Air Ambulance are all in attendance.
- Wood Green's Air Ambulance are all in attendance.


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(CNN) -- As outrage over the shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin continues to grip the nation, key questions remain unanswered over what happened the night of February 26 as conflicting accounts are given by witnesses and attorneys for both sides. What is known is that Martin, wearing a hoodie, ventured out from his father's fiancee's home in Sanford, Florida, to get a snack at a nearby convenience store. As he trekked back to the home with a bag of Skittles and an Arizona iced tea, he was shot and killed by George Zimmerman, a 28-year-old neighborhood watch volunteer. Martin was unarmed. Zimmerman has said he acted in self-defense.

Uhrig said

OPTIONS:
- Arizona "would love to be able to do that right now," but due to threats to his safety and the possibility of charges, he can't.
- CNN "would love to be able to do that right now," but due to threats to his safety and the possibility of charges, he can't.
- Florida "would love to be able to do that right now," but due to threats to his safety and the possibility of charges, he can't.
- George Zimmerman "would love to be able to do that right now," but due to threats to his safety and the possibility of charges, he can't.
- Martin "would love to be able to do that right now," but due to threats to his safety and the possibility of charges, he can't.
- Sanford "would love to be able to do that right now," but due to threats to his safety and the possibility of charges, he can't.
- Skittles "would love to be able to do that right now," but due to threats to his safety and the possibility of charges, he can't.
- Trayvon Martin "would love to be able to do that right now," but due to threats to his safety and the possibility of charges, he can't.
- Zimmerman "would love to be able to do that right now," but due to threats to his safety and the possibility of charges, he can't.


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Inflation is expected to have returned to the UK last month with official figures due tomorrow thought likely to show the end of a brief period of falling prices. The Consumer Price Index measure of inflation fell to minus 0.1 per cent in April, the first time it has turned negative in more than 50 years. But figures for May to be published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) on Tuesday are expected to show that it turned positive again, with some experts estimating it will rise to 0.1 per cent. It would mean CPI is still close to record lows but would be the first time that it has turned higher since October last year.

Yet a return to positive

OPTIONS:
- Bank of England will be welcomed as it will allay fears the economy could sink into a damaging spiral of falling prices - delaying spending and investment and making the real cost of fixed-repayment debts such as mortgages more expensive.
- CPI will be welcomed as it will allay fears the economy could sink into a damaging spiral of falling prices - delaying spending and investment and making the real cost of fixed-repayment debts such as mortgages more expensive.
- Consumer Price Index will be welcomed as it will allay fears the economy could sink into a damaging spiral of falling prices - delaying spending and investment and making the real cost of fixed-repayment debts such as mortgages more expensive.
- ONS will be welcomed as it will allay fears the economy could sink into a damaging spiral of falling prices - delaying spending and investment and making the real cost of fixed-repayment debts such as mortgages more expensive.
- Office for National Statistics will be welcomed as it will allay fears the economy could sink into a damaging spiral of falling prices - delaying spending and investment and making the real cost of fixed-repayment debts such as mortgages more expensive.
- UK will be welcomed as it will allay fears the economy could sink into a damaging spiral of falling prices - delaying spending and investment and making the real cost of fixed-repayment debts such as mortgages more expensive.