Complete the passage.

Donald Trump hired actors for $50 each to pad out the ranks of supporters at his presidential campaign launch, it has been claimed. The multi-billionaire - who boasted 'I'm really rich' during his speech - allegedly put a tiny portion of his vast wealth to use making sure the atrium of his Trump Tower launch venue was at capacity. According to claims published Tuesday, a New York-based talent company was hired by the Trump campaign to recruit actors for the glitzy event. At the launch event yesterday, where Trump made his pitch to 'bring back' the American dream, he was enthusiastically greeted by scores of supporters wearing Trump-branded T-shirts and waving placards.

In the build-up to his announcement, the crowds were led by

OPTIONS:
- Agency staffers in chants of 'We Want Trump!'
- American staffers in chants of 'We Want Trump!'
- Donald Trump staffers in chants of 'We Want Trump!'
- Extra Mile NYC staffers in chants of 'We Want Trump!'
- New York staffers in chants of 'We Want Trump!'
- Trump staffers in chants of 'We Want Trump!'
- Trump Tower staffers in chants of 'We Want Trump!'


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(CNN) Authorities have found a third body on the property of Todd Kohlhepp, the South Carolina real estate agent accused of murder and kidnapping. The body, found Monday, was close to another body recovered the day before, Spartanburg County Coroner Rusty Clevenger told reporters. The official said he could not say whether those two bodies were male or female. Last week, authorities found the body of 32-year-old Charles Carver on Kohlhepp's farm near Woodruff. Carver was the boyfriend of Kala Brown, who was rescued from a metal shipping container on Kohlhepp's property. Kohlhepp was arrested last week after authorities found the chained Brown, who was screaming for help. Kohlhepp confessed to a series of killings, authorities said.

The search took an unexpected turn when

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- Brown allegedly confessed to killings that took place 13 years ago at a motorcycle shop in Chesnee, about 15 miles north of Spartanburg.
- Carver allegedly confessed to killings that took place 13 years ago at a motorcycle shop in Chesnee, about 15 miles north of Spartanburg.
- Charles Carver allegedly confessed to killings that took place 13 years ago at a motorcycle shop in Chesnee, about 15 miles north of Spartanburg.
- Kala Brown allegedly confessed to killings that took place 13 years ago at a motorcycle shop in Chesnee, about 15 miles north of Spartanburg.
- Kohlhepp allegedly confessed to killings that took place 13 years ago at a motorcycle shop in Chesnee, about 15 miles north of Spartanburg.
- Rusty Clevenger allegedly confessed to killings that took place 13 years ago at a motorcycle shop in Chesnee, about 15 miles north of Spartanburg.
- South Carolina allegedly confessed to killings that took place 13 years ago at a motorcycle shop in Chesnee, about 15 miles north of Spartanburg.
- Spartanburg County allegedly confessed to killings that took place 13 years ago at a motorcycle shop in Chesnee, about 15 miles north of Spartanburg.
- Todd Kohlhepp allegedly confessed to killings that took place 13 years ago at a motorcycle shop in Chesnee, about 15 miles north of Spartanburg.
- WSPA allegedly confessed to killings that took place 13 years ago at a motorcycle shop in Chesnee, about 15 miles north of Spartanburg.
- Woodruff allegedly confessed to killings that took place 13 years ago at a motorcycle shop in Chesnee, about 15 miles north of Spartanburg.


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Port-au-Prince, Haiti (CNN) -- Earthquake victims, writhing in pain and grasping at life, watched doctors and nurses walk away from a field hospital Friday night after a Belgian medical team evacuated the area, saying it was concerned about security. The decision left CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Sanjay Gupta as the only doctor at the hospital to get the patients through the night. CNN initially reported, based on conversations with some of the doctors, that the United Nations ordered the Belgian First Aid and Support Team to evacuate. However, Belgian Chief Coordinator Geert Gijs, a doctor who was at the hospital with 60 Belgian medical personnel, said it was his decision to pull the team out for the night. Gijs said he requested U.N. security personnel to staff the hospital overnight, but was told that peacekeepers would only be able to evacuate the team.

The team has requested the

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- Belgian government to send its own troops for the field hospital, which Gijs expects to arrive late Sunday.
- CNN government to send its own troops for the field hospital, which Gijs expects to arrive late Sunday.
- Geert Gijs government to send its own troops for the field hospital, which Gijs expects to arrive late Sunday.
- Gijs government to send its own troops for the field hospital, which Gijs expects to arrive late Sunday.
- Haiti government to send its own troops for the field hospital, which Gijs expects to arrive late Sunday.
- Port-au-Prince government to send its own troops for the field hospital, which Gijs expects to arrive late Sunday.
- Sanjay Gupta government to send its own troops for the field hospital, which Gijs expects to arrive late Sunday.
- Support Team government to send its own troops for the field hospital, which Gijs expects to arrive late Sunday.
- U.N. government to send its own troops for the field hospital, which Gijs expects to arrive late Sunday.
- United Nations government to send its own troops for the field hospital, which Gijs expects to arrive late Sunday.


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A 60-year-old man has flown more than 6,000 miles from Vancouver to Shenzhen, South China and turned himself into a walking billboard in a desperate bid to track down his online 'lover'. Canadian Jake Malone met a woman calling herself 'RiLi' on a social website 11 months ago, who according to her online profile lives in Shenzhen and owns a clothing company. She contacted Mr Malone after becoming divorced and he decided to pay her a visit - but after turning up at her company's address, he discovered the office had been closed for years, reports the People's Daily Online.

He says is willing to give up his life in

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- Canadian and move to China if he finds her.
- Jake Malone and move to China if he finds her.
- Malone and move to China if he finds her.
- People's Daily Online and move to China if he finds her.
- RiLi and move to China if he finds her.
- Shenzhen and move to China if he finds her.
- South China and move to China if he finds her.
- Vancouver and move to China if he finds her.


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They say you can't buy class but can you buy it for your child? That's the question being asked by TV presenters Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford in their new TV show for Channel 5. The couple gain access to the top echelons of high society to discover just how much it costs to ensure your offspring rubs shoulders with the royalty and future world leaders. As they explore polo clubs and public schools, the couple find out that this route has certainly worked for many before. Princes William and Harry made firm friends from different backgrounds through polo, dubbed the 'sport of Kings' because of its association with the aristocratic, while Chelsey Davies and Cressida Bonas both found their way into Harry's affections after attending the top public school of Stowe.

OPTIONS:
- Channel 5's headmaster Dr Anthony Wallersteiner adds that an education with them is more about bettering yourself through your studies than by who you meet.
- Chelsey Davies's headmaster Dr Anthony Wallersteiner adds that an education with them is more about bettering yourself through your studies than by who you meet.
- Chelsy Davy's headmaster Dr Anthony Wallersteiner adds that an education with them is more about bettering yourself through your studies than by who you meet.
- Cressida Bonas's headmaster Dr Anthony Wallersteiner adds that an education with them is more about bettering yourself through your studies than by who you meet.
- Discover's headmaster Dr Anthony Wallersteiner adds that an education with them is more about bettering yourself through your studies than by who you meet.
- Eamonn Holmes's headmaster Dr Anthony Wallersteiner adds that an education with them is more about bettering yourself through your studies than by who you meet.
- Harry's headmaster Dr Anthony Wallersteiner adds that an education with them is more about bettering yourself through your studies than by who you meet.
- Prince Harry's headmaster Dr Anthony Wallersteiner adds that an education with them is more about bettering yourself through your studies than by who you meet.
- Ruth Langsford's headmaster Dr Anthony Wallersteiner adds that an education with them is more about bettering yourself through your studies than by who you meet.
- Stowe's headmaster Dr Anthony Wallersteiner adds that an education with them is more about bettering yourself through your studies than by who you meet.
- UK's headmaster Dr Anthony Wallersteiner adds that an education with them is more about bettering yourself through your studies than by who you meet.
- William's headmaster Dr Anthony Wallersteiner adds that an education with them is more about bettering yourself through your studies than by who you meet.


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(CNN) Drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman not only wants to be extradited from Mexico to the United States -- he wants to go sooner rather than later. The defense team for the notorious criminal, and two-time prison escapee, has asked to speed up the process to get him out of Mexican custody and into the hands of U.S. authorities, a senior Mexican law enforcement official told CNN on Wednesday. While it's not clear where Guzman might end up in the United States (he faces a litany of charges in various cities, like Chicago and New York), the Mexican official predicted he'll be there within the next two to three months.

OPTIONS:
- CNN authorities have taken pains to make sure he doesn't get out again, or get too comfortable.
- Chicago authorities have taken pains to make sure he doesn't get out again, or get too comfortable.
- Guzman authorities have taken pains to make sure he doesn't get out again, or get too comfortable.
- Joaquin "El Chapo authorities have taken pains to make sure he doesn't get out again, or get too comfortable.
- Mexican authorities have taken pains to make sure he doesn't get out again, or get too comfortable.
- Mexico authorities have taken pains to make sure he doesn't get out again, or get too comfortable.
- New York authorities have taken pains to make sure he doesn't get out again, or get too comfortable.
- U.S. authorities have taken pains to make sure he doesn't get out again, or get too comfortable.
- United States authorities have taken pains to make sure he doesn't get out again, or get too comfortable.


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Fifty-five people staying at a Salt Lake City homeless shelter had to be taken to the hospital after falling ill with suspected food poisoning. All except one patient who were staying at the Road Home shelter on Sunday night have recovered and been released, officials said Monday. Paramedics responded to the shelter after receiving reports of multiple people vomiting and a bus was brought in to take many of them to hospitals, according to Salt Lake City Fire Department spokesman Jasen Asay. Celeste Eggert, Road Home's development director, said the shelter did not serve any meals to residents over the weekend but that many of them will eat at nearby kitchens and facilities.

The

OPTIONS:
- Celeste Eggert health department is interviewing everyone who got sick to determine what and where they ate.
- Jasen Asay health department is interviewing everyone who got sick to determine what and where they ate.
- Road Home health department is interviewing everyone who got sick to determine what and where they ate.
- Road Home Shelter health department is interviewing everyone who got sick to determine what and where they ate.
- Salt Lake City health department is interviewing everyone who got sick to determine what and where they ate.
- Salt Lake City Fire Department health department is interviewing everyone who got sick to determine what and where they ate.


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A Transaero Boeing 747 was decorated in stunning fashion with the face of an Amur tiger to help draw attention to the plight of the big cat - one of the most endangered  in the world. Entitled 'Tiger Flight', the project hopes to educate the international community on the issues of environmental protection and put a stop to the poaching of the rare breed. The decorative aircraft - a joint project of the Amur Tiger Center and Transaero Airlines - was presented to the public at Moscow Vnukovo airport. The aircraft has kept much of its stock design, aside from the unique tiger livery, but there are plans to extend the special colour scheme and to decorate the interiors of the aircraft's cabin at a later date.

The joint project will involve an information campaign and

OPTIONS:
- Aircraft' in-flight magazine will feature a special wildlife section.
- Amur' in-flight magazine will feature a special wildlife section.
- Amur Tiger Center' in-flight magazine will feature a special wildlife section.
- Moscow Vnukovo' in-flight magazine will feature a special wildlife section.
- Tiger Flight' in-flight magazine will feature a special wildlife section.
- Transaero Airlines' in-flight magazine will feature a special wildlife section.
- Transaero Boeing 747' in-flight magazine will feature a special wildlife section.


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

(CNN) Kamiyah Mobley and the woman she long believed to be her mother were "always happy, always together" in the small town of Walterboro, South Carolina, family friend Melissa Hiers recalled Saturday. "They were like best friends," Hiers said. In Jacksonville, Florida, where Mobley was stolen from her mother as an hours-old infant, her biological mother would bake a birthday cake every year for her missing daughter, Mobley family attorney Wayne Alford told CNN affiliate WJXT-TV. "(It) would be the happiest thing in the world for me ... to hold my baby and know she's not going nowhere else," Shanara Mobley, sobbing uncontrollably near an empty bassinet and unopened baby toys, told the station after the 1998 abduction.

Hospital staff believed the woman was a relative of the

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Florida.
- Hiers.
- Jacksonville.
- Kamiyah Mobley.
- Melissa Hiers.
- Mobley.
- Shanara Mobley.
- South Carolina.
- WJXT.
- Walterboro.
- Wayne Alford.


Leeds are 80 minutes away from completing the treble after edging out reigning Super League champions St Helens 20-13 in a semi-final thriller at Headingley. England winger Ryan Hall, whose last-second try at Huddersfield a week earlier earned the Rhinos a home semi-final, again made the crucial score 12 minutes from the end before centre Kallum Watkins added another in the final minute to break Saints hearts. Leeds will now meet Wigan in the Grand Final at Old Trafford next Saturday in a repeat of the inaugural 1998 final won by Wigan thanks to Jason Robinson's solo try. The outcome means that 37-year-old Jamie Peacock, who was heroic on his last appearance at Headingley, will get the chance to end his distinguished career on the big stage.

OPTIONS:
- England could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- Grand Final could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- Headingley could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- Huddersfield could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- James Roby could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- Jamie Peacock could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- Jason Robinson could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- Kallum Watkins could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- Leeds could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- Leeds Rhinos could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- Mark Percival could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- Old Trafford could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- Rhinos could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- Ryan Hall could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- Saints could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- St Helens could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- Super League could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- Super League Grand Final could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- Wigan could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- Wigan Warriors could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.
- Zak Hardaker could only breathe easily when Watkins picked up a loose ball to race over for their third try and Sinfield kicked his fourth goal.


(CNN) On Monday night, sources close to Donald Trump promised that he hadn't finished his feud with Tennessee Sen. Bob Corker. They weren't kidding! "The Failing @nytimes set Liddle' Bob Corker up by recording his conversation," Trump tweeted Tuesday morning. "Was made to sound a fool, and that's what I am dealing with!" Corker is relatively short in stature -- he's 5'7" -- while Trump is right around 6'3". Corker's height was, according to the Daily Caller, one of the big reasons the Tennessee Republican didn't make the cut to be Trump's secretary of state. "Two sources with knowledge of the transition say that the Tennessee senator's short stature was a key factor," the Daily Caller report said. Yes, really.

As he demonstrated throughout the 2016 campaign, this is

OPTIONS:
- Bob Corker's default approach to politics -- and life.
- CNN's default approach to politics -- and life.
- Corker's default approach to politics -- and life.
- Daily Caller's default approach to politics -- and life.
- Donald Trump's default approach to politics -- and life.
- Liddle's default approach to politics -- and life.
- Republican's default approach to politics -- and life.
- Tennessee's default approach to politics -- and life.
- Trump's default approach to politics -- and life.
- United States's default approach to politics -- and life.


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Rio de Janeiro  (CNN) A showcase of Brazilian culture will wrap up the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio Sunday with the staging of the closing ceremony at Maracana Stadium. Organizers said more than 41,000 tickets have been sold for the event but there are still spots available, ranging from 600 reais to 3,000 reais ($187 to $936 USD). Most of the details are being kept under lock and key, but organizers have released some information about the giant party. Rosa Magalhaes, the creative director for the closing ceremony, said it will be a festive atmosphere with a touch of melancholy.

Magalhaes noted that while the

OPTIONS:
- Brazil is a great venue, it does present some challenges for the creative team, especially when trying to recreate the big samba floats that Rio's carnival is known for.
- Brazilian is a great venue, it does present some challenges for the creative team, especially when trying to recreate the big samba floats that Rio's carnival is known for.
- CNN is a great venue, it does present some challenges for the creative team, especially when trying to recreate the big samba floats that Rio's carnival is known for.
- Maracana Stadium is a great venue, it does present some challenges for the creative team, especially when trying to recreate the big samba floats that Rio's carnival is known for.
- Rio is a great venue, it does present some challenges for the creative team, especially when trying to recreate the big samba floats that Rio's carnival is known for.
- Rio de Janeiro is a great venue, it does present some challenges for the creative team, especially when trying to recreate the big samba floats that Rio's carnival is known for.
- Rosa Magalhaes is a great venue, it does present some challenges for the creative team, especially when trying to recreate the big samba floats that Rio's carnival is known for.
- Summer Olympic Games is a great venue, it does present some challenges for the creative team, especially when trying to recreate the big samba floats that Rio's carnival is known for.


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A 26-year-old woman who helped her boyfriend abduct and sexually abuse two Amish girls last year pleaded guilty to charges of kidnapping in court on Monday. Nicole Vaisey and her boyfriend Stephen Howells, 39, were arrested in August after luring the Amish girls away from their family's roadside farm stand. The 7- and 11-year-old girls were released from Howells' home the next day, and Vaisey and Howells were captured soon after, charged with coercing and sexually exploiting the two girls and other children. In St Lawrence County court on Monday, Vaisey appeared calm and collected as she pleaded guilty to the kidnapping charges.

The 25-year-old then drove to her sister's house to eat and made excuses about why

OPTIONS:
- Amish couldn't join them.
- Howells couldn't join them.
- New York couldn't join them.
- Nicole Vaisey couldn't join them.
- St Lawrence County couldn't join them.
- Stephen Howells couldn't join them.
- Vaisey couldn't join them.


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He might have only just learned to write his own name, but Wayne Rooney's five-year-old son Kai had an opportunity to show off his skills with a pen when signing autographs at Old Trafford on Sunday. The Manchester United captain's son was mascot for the 3-0 Barclays Premier League win over Tottenham Hotspur, and his dad's celebrity status seems to be rubbing off a little - at least in the eyes of Manchester's autograph hunters. Kai was spotted signing for fans by the Old Trafford dug-out before his dad netted United's third in the comprehensive victory that kept United in the Premier League's top four which will be remembered for Rooney's 'knockout' celebration.

Rooney delivered a knockout blow to

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League before beginning his celebration with punches to the air
- Kai before beginning his celebration with punches to the air
- Manchester before beginning his celebration with punches to the air
- Manchester United before beginning his celebration with punches to the air
- Old Trafford before beginning his celebration with punches to the air
- Premier League before beginning his celebration with punches to the air
- Rooney before beginning his celebration with punches to the air
- Tottenham before beginning his celebration with punches to the air
- Tottenham Hotspur before beginning his celebration with punches to the air
- United before beginning his celebration with punches to the air
- Wayne Rooney before beginning his celebration with punches to the air


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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.

It's available only in the nooks and crannies of eastern

OPTIONS:
- Bavaria.
- Bavarian.
- Bavarians.
- Doris.
- Europe.
- Franciscan.
- Mallersdorf.
- Manly.
- Sister Doris.


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(CNN) Donald Trump on Wednesday unveiled a list of 11 judges he would consider nominating to fill the seat of late Justice Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court, an unusual move for a presidential candidate that underscores his efforts to appeal to conservatives. The list includes: Steven Colloton of Iowa, Allison Eid of Colorado, Raymond Gruender of Missouri, Thomas Hardiman of Pennsylvania, Raymond Kethledge of Michigan, Joan Larsen of Michigan, Thomas Lee of Utah, William Pryor of Alabama, David Stras of Minnesota, Diane Sykes of Wisconsin and Don Willett of Texas. In a statement, Trump said he planned to use the list "as a guide to nominate our next United States Supreme Court Justices" and said the names are "representative of the kind of constitutional principles I value."

Malcolm said the list should be reassuring to those conservatives who have had doubts about

OPTIONS:
- Alabama's judicial appointments.
- Allison Eid's judicial appointments.
- Antonin Scalia's judicial appointments.
- CNN's judicial appointments.
- Colorado's judicial appointments.
- David Stras's judicial appointments.
- Diane Sykes's judicial appointments.
- Don Willett's judicial appointments.
- Donald Trump's judicial appointments.
- Iowa's judicial appointments.
- Joan Larsen's judicial appointments.
- Michigan's judicial appointments.
- Minnesota's judicial appointments.
- Missouri's judicial appointments.
- Pennsylvania's judicial appointments.
- Raymond Gruender's judicial appointments.
- Raymond Kethledge's judicial appointments.
- Steven Colloton's judicial appointments.
- Supreme Court's judicial appointments.
- Texas's judicial appointments.
- Thomas Hardiman's judicial appointments.
- Thomas Lee's judicial appointments.
- Trump's judicial appointments.
- United States Supreme Court Justices's judicial appointments.
- Utah's judicial appointments.
- William Pryor's judicial appointments.
- Wisconsin's judicial appointments.


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(CNN) It may have only been rock 'n' roll --  but Cubans seemed to like it. On Friday, the Rolling Stones became the first major international rock band to play in Cuba, drawing hundreds of thousands of people to a free concert at a decrepit sports complex on the road to the airport. For years, following the Cuban revolution, rock music was banned on Cuban state TV and radio. Cubans who wore long hair and beards faced harassment from officials, including Fidel Castro who told them to dress like men. No more. "Years ago it was difficult to hear our music but here we are," Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger told the crowd in Spanish. "The times are changing."

While concerts in

OPTIONS:
- Cuba are usually bare bones affairs, the Stones mounted a stage that glowed against the night sky like a giant juke box, with towering video screens and a blasting sound system.
- Cuban are usually bare bones affairs, the Stones mounted a stage that glowed against the night sky like a giant juke box, with towering video screens and a blasting sound system.
- Cubans are usually bare bones affairs, the Stones mounted a stage that glowed against the night sky like a giant juke box, with towering video screens and a blasting sound system.
- Fidel Castro are usually bare bones affairs, the Stones mounted a stage that glowed against the night sky like a giant juke box, with towering video screens and a blasting sound system.
- Mick Jagger are usually bare bones affairs, the Stones mounted a stage that glowed against the night sky like a giant juke box, with towering video screens and a blasting sound system.
- Rolling Stones are usually bare bones affairs, the Stones mounted a stage that glowed against the night sky like a giant juke box, with towering video screens and a blasting sound system.
- Spanish are usually bare bones affairs, the Stones mounted a stage that glowed against the night sky like a giant juke box, with towering video screens and a blasting sound system.


It's the German grocery giant that's taken the retail market by storm. And no, it isn't Aldi. Lidl, ranked the fourth-largest retailer in the world, is reportedly set to launch in Australia this year. The popular European discount chain, which vows to offer 'big brands at small prices', prides itself on its extensive high-quality wine cellar which is available at a low-cost. Like its competitor Aldi, Lidl doesn't limit itself to simply fruits and vegetables as its stores also offer own-label groceries and premium products ranging from household goods, clothing and paints, according to The Australian. The budget retailer is also known for its small goods as customers say its fresh fruits and vegetables are cheaper while other items such as toilet rolls can only be bought in bulk, The Guardian reports.

OPTIONS:
- Aldi also sold more than $4 million worth of fresh turkey during the Christmas period.
- Australia also sold more than $4 million worth of fresh turkey during the Christmas period.
- Australian also sold more than $4 million worth of fresh turkey during the Christmas period.
- European also sold more than $4 million worth of fresh turkey during the Christmas period.
- German also sold more than $4 million worth of fresh turkey during the Christmas period.
- Lidl also sold more than $4 million worth of fresh turkey during the Christmas period.
- The Guardian also sold more than $4 million worth of fresh turkey during the Christmas period.
- UK also sold more than $4 million worth of fresh turkey during the Christmas period.


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(CNN) -- You are only a short putt away from a major championship and golfing immortality. You can already taste the acclaim, hear the roars from the gallery crowded round the 18th green and smell the bundles of cash heading your way. But then an image of Rory McIlroy slumped over his driver at Augusta in 2011 flashes through your mind, Adam Scott sinking to the turf at the British Open a year later after throwing away a four-shot lead. Before you know it, you're having dark visions of Jean Van de Velde wading through the Barry Burn at Carnoustie during his own British Open meltdown in 1999.

It is the final major of the golf season -- where

OPTIONS:
- Adam Scott will defend his title, and world No.
- Augusta will defend his title, and world No.
- Barry Burn will defend his title, and world No.
- Bob Rotella will defend his title, and world No.
- British will defend his title, and world No.
- British Open will defend his title, and world No.
- CNN will defend his title, and world No.
- Carnoustie will defend his title, and world No.
- Jean Van de Velde will defend his title, and world No.
- Keegan Bradley will defend his title, and world No.
- Open will defend his title, and world No.
- Rory McIlroy will defend his title, and world No.
- Rotella will defend his title, and world No.


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(CNN) Amid the last month's exhausting drama around Cabinet picks and presidential tweetstorms, one date stands out -- December 19, the day the Electoral College picks our next president. As hope from Jill Stein's recount fades for Hillary Clinton's supporters, another Hail Mary chance to thwart Donald Trump's presidency has taken its place: that enough members of the Electoral College sworn to vote for Trump will break their pledge and vote to elect an alternate candidate. America needs 37 "faithless electors" from states Trump won to do this in order to drop him below the 270 threshold and block him from automatically winning the White House.

There is still one idea with the power not only to end a

OPTIONS:
- America administration, but also to eradicate democracy's ugliest anachronism -- the Electoral College.
- Cabinet administration, but also to eradicate democracy's ugliest anachronism -- the Electoral College.
- Clinton administration, but also to eradicate democracy's ugliest anachronism -- the Electoral College.
- Donald Trump administration, but also to eradicate democracy's ugliest anachronism -- the Electoral College.
- Electoral College administration, but also to eradicate democracy's ugliest anachronism -- the Electoral College.
- Hail Mary administration, but also to eradicate democracy's ugliest anachronism -- the Electoral College.
- Hillary Clinton administration, but also to eradicate democracy's ugliest anachronism -- the Electoral College.
- Jill Stein administration, but also to eradicate democracy's ugliest anachronism -- the Electoral College.
- Scott Piro administration, but also to eradicate democracy's ugliest anachronism -- the Electoral College.
- Trump administration, but also to eradicate democracy's ugliest anachronism -- the Electoral College.
- United States administration, but also to eradicate democracy's ugliest anachronism -- the Electoral College.
- White House administration, but also to eradicate democracy's ugliest anachronism -- the Electoral College.


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(CNN) -- It's not often that I agree with Sarah Palin. But when she comes around to a liberal point of view on an issue, that is to be noted with praise. So, good for you, Sarah, for flip-flopping on the issue of hard work. Palin took to Facebook recently to praise the remarks of liberal actor Ashton Kutcher, who has in the past donated tens of thousands of dollars to Democrats and participated in a star-studded video pledging, "to serve our President (Obama) and all mankind." So how did this Hollywood liberal become the darling of Sarah Palin? By speaking out on behalf of a truly liberal value: hard work.

Perhaps

OPTIONS:
- Ashton Kutcher's bracing and bold statement of liberalism has moved them.
- Begala's bracing and bold statement of liberalism has moved them.
- CNN's bracing and bold statement of liberalism has moved them.
- Democrats's bracing and bold statement of liberalism has moved them.
- Facebook's bracing and bold statement of liberalism has moved them.
- Hollywood's bracing and bold statement of liberalism has moved them.
- Obama's bracing and bold statement of liberalism has moved them.
- Palin's bracing and bold statement of liberalism has moved them.
- Paul Begala's bracing and bold statement of liberalism has moved them.
- Sarah's bracing and bold statement of liberalism has moved them.
- Sarah Palin's bracing and bold statement of liberalism has moved them.


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Support for British military action against ISIS has risen sharply in the last five months, as the government comes under pressure to catch Jihadi John. David Cameron has vowed to give security and defence chiefs everything they need ‘to find these people and put them out of action’ after the ISIS killer was unmasked as former London student Mohammed Emwazi. Backing for air strikes against ISIS has risen by 11 points to 63 per cent since September, while support for boots on the ground has grown from a quarter to a third. Scroll down for video New polling shows support for the RAF taking part in airstrikes has risen from 52 per cent in September last year to 63 per cent, according to a YouGov survey for The Times

The naming of terrorist as Emwazi has put renewed pressure on the security services, after it emerged he had been pinpointed as a potential terrorist by the

OPTIONS:
- British authorities but was nonetheless able to travel to Syria in 2013 and join ISIS.
- David Cameron authorities but was nonetheless able to travel to Syria in 2013 and join ISIS.
- ISIS authorities but was nonetheless able to travel to Syria in 2013 and join ISIS.
- Iraq authorities but was nonetheless able to travel to Syria in 2013 and join ISIS.
- Jihadi John authorities but was nonetheless able to travel to Syria in 2013 and join ISIS.
- London authorities but was nonetheless able to travel to Syria in 2013 and join ISIS.
- Mohammed Emwazi authorities but was nonetheless able to travel to Syria in 2013 and join ISIS.
- RAF authorities but was nonetheless able to travel to Syria in 2013 and join ISIS.
- Syria authorities but was nonetheless able to travel to Syria in 2013 and join ISIS.
- The Times authorities but was nonetheless able to travel to Syria in 2013 and join ISIS.
- UK authorities but was nonetheless able to travel to Syria in 2013 and join ISIS.
- US authorities but was nonetheless able to travel to Syria in 2013 and join ISIS.
- YouGov authorities but was nonetheless able to travel to Syria in 2013 and join ISIS.


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Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea is used to handling whatever is thrown at him when in action between the sticks. But this week, as United prepared for their Champions League clash against PSV Eindhoven, the Spaniard was handed a slightly different skill handling test. De Gea, who was named United's Player of the Year by both fans and players last season, took part in the Swissquote Red Zone 'Precision Decision' challenge. The Spanish ace took on French team-mate Morgan Schneiderlin, as both had their decision making, speed and dexterity tested in the 'Precision Decision' challenge. Their challenge was to battle against the clock to figure out the most efficient way to fill a glass with 20 red pellets using only tweezers or remove five gold pellets from a glass using a pair of chopsticks.

'I'm very relieved to have completed the challenge in the time, although it's disappointing I wasn't as quick as

OPTIONS:
- Champions League.'
- David de Gea.'
- De Gea.'
- French.'
- Manchester United.'
- Morgan Schneiderlin.'
- PSV Eindhoven.'
- Player of the Year.'
- Precision Decision.'
- Spaniard.'
- Spanish.'
- Swissquote Red Zone.'
- United.'
- Victor Valdes.'


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(CNN) -- Miles Craigwell is a 21st-century warrior. The armor has come off, the helmet lays on the side of the field. Gone are his gridiron days -- this is rugby sevens and it's as fast as it is brutal. "We're modern-day gladiators," the 27-year-old told CNN's Rugby Sevens Worldwide show. "We are out there fighting, we are brotherhood, together, we're teammates. We hit each other for one another and we have each others' backs, so I think that sums it up very much." Craigwell knows all about being in a battle -- after an impressive college career at Brown University, he was tipped for big things when he was drafted by the Miami Dolphins.

Sevens is a non-stop sport, with games divided into seven-minute halves -- a world away from the stop-start nature of the

OPTIONS:
- Brown University.
- CNN.
- Craigwell.
- Las Vegas.
- Miami Dolphins.
- Miles Craigwell.
- NFL.
- Rugby Sevens Worldwide.
- U.S..
- United States.


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Jose Mourinho was forced to defend new £8millon signing Asmir Begovic as Chelsea suffered a humbling 4-2 defeat to a New York Red Bulls team largely made up of youth team players and reserves on the first fixture of their US tour. Begovic had a nightmare start after coming on for the second-half for Thibaut Courtois, as Chelsea endured a calamitous period in which they conceded four goals including one scored by a 16-year-old high school kid, Tyler Adams, in a performance which Mourinho labelled a ‘disaster.’ The Chelsea manager claimed that the fact they had only trained for six days and that they had been doing double sessions accounted for the shock result, with the Red Bulls fielding a reserve side which plays in the US third division, as their first team had played in a US Open Cup fixture the night before.

Begovic was also responsible for the Red Bulls' fourth goal and Mourinho said: ‘First of all I think he was tired, the same as

OPTIONS:
- America and when goalkeeper are very tired, co-ordination is low, agility doesn't exist, speed reaction doesn't exist.
- Asmir Begovic and when goalkeeper are very tired, co-ordination is low, agility doesn't exist, speed reaction doesn't exist.
- Begovic and when goalkeeper are very tired, co-ordination is low, agility doesn't exist, speed reaction doesn't exist.
- Chelsea and when goalkeeper are very tired, co-ordination is low, agility doesn't exist, speed reaction doesn't exist.
- Germain and when goalkeeper are very tired, co-ordination is low, agility doesn't exist, speed reaction doesn't exist.
- Jose Mourinho and when goalkeeper are very tired, co-ordination is low, agility doesn't exist, speed reaction doesn't exist.
- Mourinho and when goalkeeper are very tired, co-ordination is low, agility doesn't exist, speed reaction doesn't exist.
- New York Red Bulls and when goalkeeper are very tired, co-ordination is low, agility doesn't exist, speed reaction doesn't exist.
- Paris Saint and when goalkeeper are very tired, co-ordination is low, agility doesn't exist, speed reaction doesn't exist.
- Red Bulls and when goalkeeper are very tired, co-ordination is low, agility doesn't exist, speed reaction doesn't exist.
- Thibaut Courtois and when goalkeeper are very tired, co-ordination is low, agility doesn't exist, speed reaction doesn't exist.
- Tyler Adams and when goalkeeper are very tired, co-ordination is low, agility doesn't exist, speed reaction doesn't exist.
- US and when goalkeeper are very tired, co-ordination is low, agility doesn't exist, speed reaction doesn't exist.
- US Open Cup and when goalkeeper are very tired, co-ordination is low, agility doesn't exist, speed reaction doesn't exist.


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(CNN) A submarine is joining the Mediterranean Sea search for the black boxes that could reveal what caused the crash of EgyptAir Flight 804. The aircraft disappeared from radar last week on a flight from Paris to Cairo. Searchers have recovered parts of the plane wreckage, including passengers' personal belongings, life vests, aircraft chairs and even body parts. But they're still scouring the Mediterranean for the plane's fuselage, and for the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder -- key pieces of evidence that would likely reveal what went wrong on the flight. Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi announced the deployment of the submarine Sunday. It can reach a depth of 3,000 meters (about 9,800 feet), he said.

The jet had routine maintenance checks in

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- Abdel Fattah el before it left for Paris, the airline said.
- CNN before it left for Paris, the airline said.
- Cairo before it left for Paris, the airline said.
- Egypt before it left for Paris, the airline said.
- EgyptAir before it left for Paris, the airline said.
- Egyptian before it left for Paris, the airline said.
- Flight 804 before it left for Paris, the airline said.
- Mediterranean before it left for Paris, the airline said.
- Mediterranean Sea before it left for Paris, the airline said.
- Paris before it left for Paris, the airline said.
- Sisi before it left for Paris, the airline said.


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(CNN) First lady Melania Trump exited Air Force One Sunday in Tokyo, Japan, dressed smartly in a coat by Italian fashion house, Fendi, a leather pencil skirt by her frequent couturier, Hervé Pierre, and her ubiquitous sky-high Manolo Blahnik heels. The first lady, accompanying her husband President Donald Trump on his first official trip to Asia, will again have her turn in the spotlight, due in part to a familiar phrase: "What is she wearing?" That "she" being the first lady of the United States, be her Laura Bush, Michelle Obama, and now, Melania Trump. Like it or not, how the first lady presents herself sartorially can oftentimes be a headline grabbing part of the job. And for Trump, fashion has emerged as a key messaging tool.

Earlier this week, Trump did get words of support from one of the few women to have walked in her shoes, former first lady

OPTIONS:
- Air Force One.
- Asia.
- Donald Trump.
- Fendi.
- Hervé Pierre.
- Italian.
- Japan.
- Laura Bush.
- Manolo Blahnik.
- Melania Trump.
- Michelle Obama.
- Tokyo.
- Trump.
- United States.


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(CNN) With the value of oil and the Naira currency in decline, Nigeria is turning to old-fashioned pencils to provide relief. The Minister of Science and Technology, Ogbonnaya Onu, recently announced that the first pencil plant in West Africa would start production in 2018. "We have all the things to produce a pencil, which is used by a large number of people from our young pupils to engineers," Onu told Nigerian newspaper The Daily Trust. "The private sector will come in to do the production and we will see the benefits. When production of pencils begins, Nigerians will be amazed at the multiplier effects. It will create a minimum of 400,000 jobs."

"It is a pity that Nigeria is fantasizing about the made-in-

OPTIONS:
- Naira pencil in this age," the author wrote.
- Nigeria pencil in this age," the author wrote.
- Nigerian pencil in this age," the author wrote.
- Nigerians pencil in this age," the author wrote.
- Ogbonnaya Onu pencil in this age," the author wrote.
- Onu pencil in this age," the author wrote.
- Pencils pencil in this age," the author wrote.
- Science and Technology pencil in this age," the author wrote.
- The Daily Trust pencil in this age," the author wrote.
- West Africa pencil in this age," the author wrote.


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If there was a mutiny inside the France camp this week it had far from the desired effect. To the irrepressible, irresistible All Blacks, Philippe-Saint Andre’s players offered little resistance, succumbing rather meekly in the end to a nine-try masterclass. When New Zealand play like this nobody can live with them. Not Australia, not South Africa. Certainly not the French. In 2015 it is rugby from a different world. Rugby on a different level. Rugby played with more speed, flair and ferocity than any other side can currently manage. No wonder the defending world champions can today reflect on a 12th successive win in World Cup matches. As well as finishers like Nehe Milner-Skudder and Julian Savea, who in scoring one of his three tries bore more than a passing resemblance to Jonah Lomu at his bulldozing best, they have forwards who handle the ball like backs.

It fell to Milner-

OPTIONS:
- All Blacks to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- Australia to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- Barlow to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- Brodie Retallick to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- Dan Carter to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- France to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- Frederic Michalak to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- French to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- Jerome Kaino to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- Jonah Lomu to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- Julian Savea to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- Kieran Read to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- Les Bleus to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- Louis Picamoles to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- Nehe Milner to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- New Zealand to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- Philippe to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- Rugby World Cup to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- Saint Andre to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- Savea to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- Skudder to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- South Africa to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- Tawera Kerr to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.
- World Cup to apply the finishing touches, skipping past Brice Dulin before accelerating away to score.


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An American couple of Asian descent who were tried for murder in Qatar after the accidental death of their Ghana-born adopted daughter have revealed the accusations against them were based almost entirely on racism. Matthew and Grace Huang were initially convicted in the death of eight-year-old Gloria, who was found dead from malnutrition in their Doha home in early 2014 but it was later quashed. Now living back in the U.S., the deeply religious Huangs say their races - and that of their African children - nearly got them executed in the tiny Arab oil state. Matthew and Gloria Huang moved to Qatar after Matt's company, MWH Global, asked them to relocate there in 2012 to work on an infrastructure project related to the 2022 World Cup.

The

OPTIONS:
- African were arrested in January 2013 after an autopsy found their eight-year-old daughter, Gloria, died of dehydration and cachexia, an irreversible loss of body mass.
- American were arrested in January 2013 after an autopsy found their eight-year-old daughter, Gloria, died of dehydration and cachexia, an irreversible loss of body mass.
- Arab were arrested in January 2013 after an autopsy found their eight-year-old daughter, Gloria, died of dehydration and cachexia, an irreversible loss of body mass.
- Asian were arrested in January 2013 after an autopsy found their eight-year-old daughter, Gloria, died of dehydration and cachexia, an irreversible loss of body mass.
- Doha were arrested in January 2013 after an autopsy found their eight-year-old daughter, Gloria, died of dehydration and cachexia, an irreversible loss of body mass.
- Ghana were arrested in January 2013 after an autopsy found their eight-year-old daughter, Gloria, died of dehydration and cachexia, an irreversible loss of body mass.
- Gloria were arrested in January 2013 after an autopsy found their eight-year-old daughter, Gloria, died of dehydration and cachexia, an irreversible loss of body mass.
- Gloria Huang were arrested in January 2013 after an autopsy found their eight-year-old daughter, Gloria, died of dehydration and cachexia, an irreversible loss of body mass.
- Grace Huang were arrested in January 2013 after an autopsy found their eight-year-old daughter, Gloria, died of dehydration and cachexia, an irreversible loss of body mass.
- Huangs were arrested in January 2013 after an autopsy found their eight-year-old daughter, Gloria, died of dehydration and cachexia, an irreversible loss of body mass.
- MWH Global were arrested in January 2013 after an autopsy found their eight-year-old daughter, Gloria, died of dehydration and cachexia, an irreversible loss of body mass.
- Matt were arrested in January 2013 after an autopsy found their eight-year-old daughter, Gloria, died of dehydration and cachexia, an irreversible loss of body mass.
- Matthew were arrested in January 2013 after an autopsy found their eight-year-old daughter, Gloria, died of dehydration and cachexia, an irreversible loss of body mass.
- Qatar were arrested in January 2013 after an autopsy found their eight-year-old daughter, Gloria, died of dehydration and cachexia, an irreversible loss of body mass.
- Qatari were arrested in January 2013 after an autopsy found their eight-year-old daughter, Gloria, died of dehydration and cachexia, an irreversible loss of body mass.
- U.S. were arrested in January 2013 after an autopsy found their eight-year-old daughter, Gloria, died of dehydration and cachexia, an irreversible loss of body mass.
- World Cup were arrested in January 2013 after an autopsy found their eight-year-old daughter, Gloria, died of dehydration and cachexia, an irreversible loss of body mass.


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A southern New Jersey woman jailed in an international custody dispute has been freed after spending more than eight years behind bars and is likely to be reunited with her daughter who's been without either parent for nearly a decade. María Jose Carrascosa, a 49-year-old native of Spain, was released from jail Friday night, The Record reported. Carrascosa, formerly of Fort Lee, was paroled last year after moving her daughter, then 5, to Spain when the girl's father, Peter Innes, was granted custody of the child. Freed: María Jose Carrascosa was released from a New Jersey jail on Friday after spending nearly 9 years behind bars for refusing to return her daughter to the United States

Please know, you mom is completely free to immediately leave the United States and return to

OPTIONS:
- Carrascosa.
- Fort Lee.
- María Jose Carrascosa.
- New Jersey.
- Peter Innes.
- Skype.
- Spain.
- Spanish.
- The Record.
- United States.
- Valencia.


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President Barack Obama will call on the global community to open its arms to wayfaring migrants when he visits with persecuted Muslim refugees and other poor youth at a foundation tomorrow in Malaysia. His visit to the Dignity for Children Foundation will likely be overshadowed by his administration's troubles back home with its own migrant policy, however, and a Congress that's eager to put new limitations on which refugees the U.S. will take. Top-polling Republican presidential candidates have used the ISIS-instigated Paris terrorist attack a week ago to lobby for bans on all Syrian refugees, and at least one has lobbied for a religious test that would keep out members of the Muslim population.

Tomorrow

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama will visit a center in Malaysia that provides education and shelter to victims of human trafficking, including the Rohingya youth.
- Congress will visit a center in Malaysia that provides education and shelter to victims of human trafficking, including the Rohingya youth.
- Dignity for Children Foundation will visit a center in Malaysia that provides education and shelter to victims of human trafficking, including the Rohingya youth.
- House will visit a center in Malaysia that provides education and shelter to victims of human trafficking, including the Rohingya youth.
- ISIS will visit a center in Malaysia that provides education and shelter to victims of human trafficking, including the Rohingya youth.
- Malaysia will visit a center in Malaysia that provides education and shelter to victims of human trafficking, including the Rohingya youth.
- Muslim will visit a center in Malaysia that provides education and shelter to victims of human trafficking, including the Rohingya youth.
- Obama will visit a center in Malaysia that provides education and shelter to victims of human trafficking, including the Rohingya youth.
- Paris will visit a center in Malaysia that provides education and shelter to victims of human trafficking, including the Rohingya youth.
- Republican will visit a center in Malaysia that provides education and shelter to victims of human trafficking, including the Rohingya youth.
- Syrian will visit a center in Malaysia that provides education and shelter to victims of human trafficking, including the Rohingya youth.
- U.S. will visit a center in Malaysia that provides education and shelter to victims of human trafficking, including the Rohingya youth.


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(CNN) Coalition airstrikes targeted two ISIS convoys leaving Falluja over two days, destroying about 175 vehicles carrying militants out of the city, the spokesman for the U.S. coalition said Thursday. Col. Chris Garver said Iraqi security forces destroyed other vehicles. The Iraqi military provided different numbers, saying coalition and Iraqi forces destroyed a total of 750 ISIS vehicles in the two convoys and killed hundreds of ISIS militants. One of the convoys consisted of 700 vehicles, said the commander of the Iraqi Air Force, Lt. Gen. Hamed al-Maliki. Defense Minister Khalid al-Obeidi said 688 ISIS vehicles were destroyed and 440 ISIS militants killed

CNN cannot independently verify all fighting in every area of

OPTIONS:
- CNN has ended.
- Chris Garver has ended.
- Coalition has ended.
- Falluja has ended.
- Hamed al has ended.
- ISIS has ended.
- Iraqi has ended.
- Iraqi Air Force has ended.
- Khalid al has ended.
- Maliki has ended.
- Obeidi has ended.
- U.S. has ended.


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During Wimbledon, it's Kim Murray's job to support Britain's number one as he bids to win the grand slam trophy for the second time. And it's clear she takes her role seriously, as she arrived to watch him win his quarter final match against Canadian Vasek Pospisil in a tuxedo by a London label who specialise in contemporary work wear. The 27-year-old artist wore the £245 Le Marais Tuxedo Jacket in Midnight Blue by fashion brand The Fold who are based in Clerkenwell. The company was founded by Polly McMaster and their clothes are designed with 'modern, professional women in mind'.

She has watched

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray play on the hottest days of the year so far but as temperatures have now cooled in South West London, she today wore skinny jeans with beige sandals.
- Britain play on the hottest days of the year so far but as temperatures have now cooled in South West London, she today wore skinny jeans with beige sandals.
- Canadian play on the hottest days of the year so far but as temperatures have now cooled in South West London, she today wore skinny jeans with beige sandals.
- Clerkenwell play on the hottest days of the year so far but as temperatures have now cooled in South West London, she today wore skinny jeans with beige sandals.
- Kim Murray play on the hottest days of the year so far but as temperatures have now cooled in South West London, she today wore skinny jeans with beige sandals.
- Le Marais Tuxedo Jacket play on the hottest days of the year so far but as temperatures have now cooled in South West London, she today wore skinny jeans with beige sandals.
- London play on the hottest days of the year so far but as temperatures have now cooled in South West London, she today wore skinny jeans with beige sandals.
- Midnight Blue play on the hottest days of the year so far but as temperatures have now cooled in South West London, she today wore skinny jeans with beige sandals.
- Polly McMaster play on the hottest days of the year so far but as temperatures have now cooled in South West London, she today wore skinny jeans with beige sandals.
- SamCam play on the hottest days of the year so far but as temperatures have now cooled in South West London, she today wore skinny jeans with beige sandals.
- The Fold play on the hottest days of the year so far but as temperatures have now cooled in South West London, she today wore skinny jeans with beige sandals.
- Vasek Pospisil play on the hottest days of the year so far but as temperatures have now cooled in South West London, she today wore skinny jeans with beige sandals.
- Wife Kim play on the hottest days of the year so far but as temperatures have now cooled in South West London, she today wore skinny jeans with beige sandals.
- Wimbledon play on the hottest days of the year so far but as temperatures have now cooled in South West London, she today wore skinny jeans with beige sandals.


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

Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) On Easter Sunday, a crisp spring day, some of the city's Christian population mingled with their Muslim neighbors, celebrating in a neighborhood park -- taking their kids on rides or pushing them on swings. Then, the sound of tragedy. Without warning, a blast tore through the park, killing indiscriminately. Because of the innocent setting, an unusually high number of those injured were women and children. But the attack, claimed by a splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, intentionally targeted Christians, the perpetrators say. The suicide blast, in the eastern Pakistan city of Lahore, killed at least 69 people, a local government spokesman told CNN.

"As

OPTIONS:
- CNN worldwide celebrate Easter, a shocking terrorist attack in Lahore, Pakistan, reminds us that terrorism is a global scourge," she said Monday.
- Christian worldwide celebrate Easter, a shocking terrorist attack in Lahore, Pakistan, reminds us that terrorism is a global scourge," she said Monday.
- Christians worldwide celebrate Easter, a shocking terrorist attack in Lahore, Pakistan, reminds us that terrorism is a global scourge," she said Monday.
- Islamabad worldwide celebrate Easter, a shocking terrorist attack in Lahore, Pakistan, reminds us that terrorism is a global scourge," she said Monday.
- Lahore worldwide celebrate Easter, a shocking terrorist attack in Lahore, Pakistan, reminds us that terrorism is a global scourge," she said Monday.
- Muslim worldwide celebrate Easter, a shocking terrorist attack in Lahore, Pakistan, reminds us that terrorism is a global scourge," she said Monday.
- Pakistan worldwide celebrate Easter, a shocking terrorist attack in Lahore, Pakistan, reminds us that terrorism is a global scourge," she said Monday.
- Pakistani Taliban worldwide celebrate Easter, a shocking terrorist attack in Lahore, Pakistan, reminds us that terrorism is a global scourge," she said Monday.
- Splinter worldwide celebrate Easter, a shocking terrorist attack in Lahore, Pakistan, reminds us that terrorism is a global scourge," she said Monday.


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(CNN) Republicans are acting as if they are in a state of shock about their nominee. From the moment that the tape of Donald Trump and Billy Bush discussing women in vulgar terms surfaced on Friday, Republicans have been coming out of the woodwork to denounce his words, trying to separate themselves from his campaign. The Republican National Committee sent out an email to vendors saying they should put a "hold on all projects" in a mailing program devoted to electing Trump. Sen. John McCain, who had backed Trump even though he had mocked his having been captured in war, has now withdrawn his support.

When some prominent figures like Mitt Romney implored their colleagues to take a different path in the summer, most of the party moved forward with

OPTIONS:
- Billy Bush.
- CNN.
- Donald Trump.
- John McCain.
- Julian Zelizer.
- Republican National Committee.
- Republicans.
- Trump.
- Zelizer.


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Raleigh, North Carolina (CNN) North Carolina legislators failed to repeal the state's "bathroom bill" on Wednesday during a special session called for that purpose. People in the gallery chanted "shame" as the gavel came down about 7:30 p.m. and lawmakers headed home. They'll meet again January 11 for a regular session of the General Assembly, at which time they might discuss repeal again. For now, House Bill 2 stands as the law in North Carolina. Signed by the governor in March, HB2 bans people from using public bathrooms that don't correspond to their biological sex as listed on their birth certificates. Backlash against HB2 caused huge economic losses for the state, such as businesses canceling plans to expand and the NBA moving its all-star game from Charlotte to another city.

And the NCAA said it would relocate several college athletic championship events for the 2016-17 season that were scheduled to take place in

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Charlotte.
- General Assembly.
- HB2.
- House Bill 2.
- NBA.
- North Carolina.
- Raleigh.


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Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney added to his collection of wonder goals at Old Trafford with a stunning strike in a 3-1 win against Aston Villa that lifted his side above Manchester City into third place in the Premier League. United were leading 1-0 after 79 minutes when Rooney spun brilliantly before hammering a half-volley with his right-foot past Brad Guzan. It was his sixth goal in eight matches for United since being restored up front by manager Louis van Gaal after a spell in midfield. Wayne Rooney (centre) scored a stunning half-volley as Manchester United beat Aston Villa 3-1

I think he shows very, very well what

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- Ander Herrera is.'
- Aston Villa is.'
- Brad Guzan is.'
- Herrera is.'
- Louis van Gaal is.'
- Manchester City is.'
- Manchester United is.'
- Old Trafford is.'
- Premier League is.'
- Rooney is.'
- United is.'
- Wayne Rooney is.'


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(CNN) -- Werewolves are usually the stuff of B-movies and bad novels, but last year British author Glen Duncan did the unthinkable in literary circles, crafting a howling good tale out of the weary werewolf myth. The result was the best-selling thriller "The Last Werewolf." Critics and readers happily devoured the darkly comic novel. In the book, Jake Marlowe, a 200-year-old lonely lycanthrope, believes himself to be the last of his kind until he meets Talulla Demetriou. It's your classic tale of boy meets girl, except this pair turn into werewolves, battle vampires and fall in love. While their relationship came to a tragic and bloody end, Demetriou returns in Duncan's eagerly awaited sequel, "Talulla Rising."

There's no way of knowing if the imaginative projection is a success except in so far as readers find

OPTIONS:
- British a convincing female.
- CNN a convincing female.
- Demetriou a convincing female.
- Duncan a convincing female.
- Glen Duncan a convincing female.
- Jake Marlowe a convincing female.
- New Year a convincing female.
- Sex a convincing female.
- Talulla Demetriou a convincing female.
- Talulla Rising a convincing female.


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Hibernian warned Scott Allan once again on Tuesday night that they won’t be forced into selling him to promotion rivals Rangers despite an official transfer request from the playmaker. The Ibrox club are set to tender a third bid for the Easter Road midfielder after Allan made his ambitions clear on Tuesday afternoon. Bids worth £175,000 and £225,000 have already been rejected by the Edinburgh club. And an anticipated third bid today seems certain to suffer the same fate after Hibs chiefs responded to the 23-year-old’s request to leave with a counter statement making it clear they won’t sell to their Championship promotion rivals.

‘

OPTIONS:
- Allan has refused both bids because the club has no wish to transfer a valuable player to strengthen a major rival in the battle to win the Championship and gain promotion to the Premiership.
- Championship has refused both bids because the club has no wish to transfer a valuable player to strengthen a major rival in the battle to win the Championship and gain promotion to the Premiership.
- Easter Road has refused both bids because the club has no wish to transfer a valuable player to strengthen a major rival in the battle to win the Championship and gain promotion to the Premiership.
- Edinburgh has refused both bids because the club has no wish to transfer a valuable player to strengthen a major rival in the battle to win the Championship and gain promotion to the Premiership.
- Hibernian has refused both bids because the club has no wish to transfer a valuable player to strengthen a major rival in the battle to win the Championship and gain promotion to the Premiership.
- Hibs has refused both bids because the club has no wish to transfer a valuable player to strengthen a major rival in the battle to win the Championship and gain promotion to the Premiership.
- Ibrox has refused both bids because the club has no wish to transfer a valuable player to strengthen a major rival in the battle to win the Championship and gain promotion to the Premiership.
- MailOnline Fantasy Football has refused both bids because the club has no wish to transfer a valuable player to strengthen a major rival in the battle to win the Championship and gain promotion to the Premiership.
- Rangers has refused both bids because the club has no wish to transfer a valuable player to strengthen a major rival in the battle to win the Championship and gain promotion to the Premiership.
- Scott Allan has refused both bids because the club has no wish to transfer a valuable player to strengthen a major rival in the battle to win the Championship and gain promotion to the Premiership.


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Ten-man Roma scored a late equalizer to salvage a 1-1 draw with Juventus on Monday and keep alive their faint Serie A title hopes. Former Barcelona midfielder Seydou Keita headed in following a free-kick in the 78th minute at the Stadio Olimpico after Carlos Tevez had given Juventus the lead 14 minutes earlier with a curling free-kick. Tevez's goal came shortly after Vasilios Torosidis was shown a second yellow card for a debatable foul on Arturo Vidal, marking the fourth red for Roma in their last four Serie A meetings with Juventus. Seydou Keita rose highest at the back post to head the home side level with just over 10 minutes to play

'I'm pleased with what we did until the 70th minute,'

OPTIONS:
- Arturo Vidal coach Massimiliano Allegri said.
- Barcelona coach Massimiliano Allegri said.
- Carlos Tevez coach Massimiliano Allegri said.
- Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri said.
- Roma coach Massimiliano Allegri said.
- Serie A coach Massimiliano Allegri said.
- Seydou Keita coach Massimiliano Allegri said.
- Stadio Olimpico coach Massimiliano Allegri said.
- Tevez coach Massimiliano Allegri said.
- Vasilios Torosidis coach Massimiliano Allegri said.
- Vasilis Torosidis coach Massimiliano Allegri said.


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These stunning images show the moment Israeli military helicopters flew over the Mediterranean at sunset to stop a flotilla of foreign activists reaching Gaza. In scenes reminiscent of the  war film Apocalypse Now, the aircraft are shown against a backdrop of red skies opposite the port of Ashdod in Israel. In the 1979 classic, US helicopters are filmed roaring across the skies in a similar setting in war-torn Vietnam. Earlier today, Israel's navy intercepted a Swedish vessel attempting to breach a naval blockade of the Gaza Strip  and brought it to an Israeli port, where it said the foreign activists would be questioned before they are sent back to their home countries.

'The government continues this policy of non-tolerance, which means that it will continue to enforce the collective punishment against the 1.8 million people in

OPTIONS:
- Apocalypse Now.'
- Ashdod.'
- Basel Ghattas.'
- Gaza.'
- Gaza Strip.'
- Israel.'
- Israeli.'
- Israeli Arab.'
- Mediterranean.'
- Moncef Marzouki.'
- Ship.'
- Swedish.'
- Tunisian.'
- US.'
- Vietnam.'


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Satellite data show people are overdrawing water from some of the world's largest groundwater basins. Researchers from the University of California, Irvine say it's unclear how much water is left in the most overburdened aquifers. The problem is expected to worsen with climate change and population growth. The Arabian Aquifer System, an important water source for more than 60 million people, is the most overstressed in the world. The Indus Basin aquifer of northwestern India and Pakistan is the second-most overstressed, and the Murzuk-Djado Basin in northern Africa is third. California's Central Valley, used heavily for agriculture and suffering rapid depletion, was slightly better off, but was still labeled highly stressed in the first study.

The farm-rich

OPTIONS:
- Africa in California was considered highly stressed.
- Arabian Aquifer System in California was considered highly stressed.
- California in California was considered highly stressed.
- Central Valley in California was considered highly stressed.
- Djado Basin in California was considered highly stressed.
- India in California was considered highly stressed.
- Indus Basin in California was considered highly stressed.
- Irvine in California was considered highly stressed.
- Murzuk in California was considered highly stressed.
- Pakistan in California was considered highly stressed.
- University of California in California was considered highly stressed.


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Caracas, Venezuela (CNN) Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro lashed out at the United States on Monday night after President Trump called him a "dictator" and US officials slapped the leader with sanctions over a controversial election. "You are either with Trump or you are with Venezuela. You are either with Trump or with democracy," Maduro told Venezuelans as he received the first official results from Sunday's election establishing a new legislative body made up entirely of his supporters. Maduro said Trump is "making the biggest mistake of his life in messing" with the country. Earlier, US national security adviser H.R. McMaster said Maduro "joins a very exclusive club," comparing him to leaders such as Syria's Bashar al-Assad and North Korea's Kim Jong Un. The sanctions by the US Treasury Department froze Maduro's assets subject to US jurisdiction and barred US citizens from dealing with him.

The new, pro-

OPTIONS:
- AG assembly will have the power to rewrite Venezuela's constitution.
- CNN assembly will have the power to rewrite Venezuela's constitution.
- Caracas assembly will have the power to rewrite Venezuela's constitution.
- Maduro assembly will have the power to rewrite Venezuela's constitution.
- Nicolás Maduro assembly will have the power to rewrite Venezuela's constitution.
- Trump assembly will have the power to rewrite Venezuela's constitution.
- US assembly will have the power to rewrite Venezuela's constitution.
- United States assembly will have the power to rewrite Venezuela's constitution.
- Venezuela assembly will have the power to rewrite Venezuela's constitution.
- Venezuelan assembly will have the power to rewrite Venezuela's constitution.
- Venezuelans assembly will have the power to rewrite Venezuela's constitution.


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(CNN) Donald Trump is not a man to mince his words -- even when it comes to commenting on other nations. After his projected victory in the US presidential election, Trump will now represent the United States on the world stage. But how will the world greet him? Here's a rundown of Trump's past comments: Mexico Donald Trump mentioned Mexico frequently on the campaign trail. The GOP nominee's first controversial campaign remarks came in his presidential announcement speech, when he called some Mexican immigrants "rapists" and criminals. He also promised to "build a great, great wall on our southern border. And I will have Mexico pay for that wall."

But there could well be anxiety south of the border as Mexico wakes to the news of a

OPTIONS:
- CNN presidency.
- Donald Trump presidency.
- France presidency.
- GOP presidency.
- Germany presidency.
- Mexican presidency.
- Mexicans presidency.
- Mexico presidency.
- Trump presidency.
- US presidency.
- United States presidency.


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The boot of the Ford saloon was very cramped, and the 46-year-old man trapped inside it was suffering from intense claustrophobia. It was also very hot, and the contorted exertions he had undergone to remove his jacket had made him hotter still. A kidnap victim? No. Unlikely as it may seem, the man shut in the boot had chosen to be there. He had met neither the people driving him, nor their colleagues in the accompanying car in front, but they represented his only hope of escaping death. If they failed, he would be taken back to Moscow, interrogated and then shot in a killing-room deep in the dark heart of the headquarters of his employer, the dreaded KGB. Safety would come if they reached Finland, which was only a few miles away. But first, the small convoy had to pass through five frontier controls, all of which were manned by zealous Soviet guards.

There, they found a bedraggled

OPTIONS:
- Finland officer, who smelled and looked bad after two days of travelling.
- Ford officer, who smelled and looked bad after two days of travelling.
- Gordievsky officer, who smelled and looked bad after two days of travelling.
- KGB officer, who smelled and looked bad after two days of travelling.
- MI6 officer, who smelled and looked bad after two days of travelling.
- Moscow officer, who smelled and looked bad after two days of travelling.
- Oleg Gordievsky officer, who smelled and looked bad after two days of travelling.
- Soviet officer, who smelled and looked bad after two days of travelling.
- West officer, who smelled and looked bad after two days of travelling.


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Luke Shaw has undergone surgery for the horrific double leg break he suffered in Eindhoven and will be out of action for up to six months. The Manchester United had an operation at the St Anna Ziekenhuis hospital on the outskirts of the city in the early hours of Wednesday morning and will spend the next couple of days in Holland before he is allowed to fly home. It is understood that the England defender suffered a clean break and could return before the end of the season, raising hopes that he will be fit for Euro 2016 next summer.

A boy who came to

OPTIONS:
- Champions League at 18, had a difficult time and then plays fantastic in his second season.
- Eindhoven at 18, had a difficult time and then plays fantastic in his second season.
- England at 18, had a difficult time and then plays fantastic in his second season.
- Euro at 18, had a difficult time and then plays fantastic in his second season.
- Holland at 18, had a difficult time and then plays fantastic in his second season.
- Luke Shaw at 18, had a difficult time and then plays fantastic in his second season.
- Manchester United at 18, had a difficult time and then plays fantastic in his second season.
- PSV at 18, had a difficult time and then plays fantastic in his second season.
- Shaw at 18, had a difficult time and then plays fantastic in his second season.
- St Anna Ziekenhuis hospital at 18, had a difficult time and then plays fantastic in his second season.
- United at 18, had a difficult time and then plays fantastic in his second season.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump is using three women who have accused Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct -- as well as one woman who accused a man Hillary Clinton defended in court of raping her when she was 12 years old -- to attack the Democratic nominee. In a stunning event 90 minutes before the second presidential debate, Trump made a surprise appearance alongside Juanita Broaddrick, Paula Jones, Kathleen Willey and Kathy Shelton. The man accused of raping Shelton was convicted of a lesser charge and served 10 months in jail. The event came with Trump under fire himself over his sexually aggressive comments in a 2005 "Access Hollywood" video.

Trump has repeatedly used

OPTIONS:
- Access Hollywood's sex allegations to hit Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, raising them occasionally throughout 2016.
- Bill Clinton's sex allegations to hit Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, raising them occasionally throughout 2016.
- CNN's sex allegations to hit Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, raising them occasionally throughout 2016.
- Clinton's sex allegations to hit Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, raising them occasionally throughout 2016.
- Democratic's sex allegations to hit Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, raising them occasionally throughout 2016.
- Donald Trump's sex allegations to hit Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, raising them occasionally throughout 2016.
- Hillary Clinton's sex allegations to hit Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, raising them occasionally throughout 2016.
- Juanita Broaddrick's sex allegations to hit Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, raising them occasionally throughout 2016.
- Kathleen Willey's sex allegations to hit Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, raising them occasionally throughout 2016.
- Kathy Shelton's sex allegations to hit Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, raising them occasionally throughout 2016.
- Paula Jones's sex allegations to hit Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, raising them occasionally throughout 2016.
- Shelton's sex allegations to hit Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, raising them occasionally throughout 2016.
- Trump's sex allegations to hit Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, raising them occasionally throughout 2016.
- Washington's sex allegations to hit Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, raising them occasionally throughout 2016.


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Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao were given a glimpse of the WBC emerald winner’s belt on Tuesday when it was unveiled in Mexico City. The emerald green, diamond encrusted belt was unveiled by World Boxing Council president Mauricio Sulaiman who was joined by former world heavyweight champion Larry Holmes. Current WBC light heavyweight champion Adonis Stevenson was also on hand as the $1million creation was put on show. WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman at the presentation of the $1m belt in Mexico City with light heavyweight champion Adonis Stevenson (left) and former heavyweight champion Larry Holmes (right) Fans chose this emerald belt as the one which  will adorn the winner of the fight of the century on May 2

The boxer shares a smile as he continues his training ahead of his mega-fight with

OPTIONS:
- Adonis Stevenson
- Floyd Mayweather
- Larry Holmes
- Manny Pacquiao
- Mauricio Sulaiman
- Mexico City
- WBC
- World Boxing Council


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The former fiance of a woman who allegedly faked her own battle with a terminal illness to raise money claims his life has been ruined by the alleged scam. John Heagney says he has been left devastated after it was revealed Elizabeth 'Elle' Edmunds, from Lake Macquarie in New South Wales, never had stage six ovarian cancer, as she had claimed. The 31-year-old mother-of-six, who allegedly told friends, family and online donors that she had just three years left to live, failed to appear in Belmont Court on Wednesday to face two counts of fraud charges. Speaking outside court, Heagney, from Cardiff, NSW, revealed the pair had planned to get married before she succumbed to the disease, according to Fairfax Media.

In February, Edmunds told the court she was put up to the alleged scam by

OPTIONS:
- Belmont Court because 'she feared for her life'.
- Cardiff because 'she feared for her life'.
- Claims because 'she feared for her life'.
- Edmunds because 'she feared for her life'.
- Elizabeth 'Elle because 'she feared for her life'.
- Elizabeth 'Elle' Edmunds because 'she feared for her life'.
- Fairfax Media because 'she feared for her life'.
- Heagney because 'she feared for her life'.
- John Heagney because 'she feared for her life'.
- Lake Macquarie because 'she feared for her life'.
- NSW because 'she feared for her life'.
- New South Wales because 'she feared for her life'.


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

(CNN) The news out of Dallas in early February exploded around the world: Zika can be transmitted by sex. Suddenly, a virus that wasn't supposed to be a game changer in the United States took on a whole new dimension. It spurred the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to add recommendations for safe sex to the already growing list of precautions needed to protect pregnant women from getting Zika and possibly infecting their unborn babies. But here's what is most startling: The Dallas case wasn't unique. The first known case of sexually acquired Zika in the United States actually occurred eight years ago in northern Colorado after a husband and wife reunion.

With the current state of knowledge about

OPTIONS:
- Africa, health officials believe that a person is only contagious for as long as they are symptomatic.
- Brian Foy, health officials believe that a person is only contagious for as long as they are symptomatic.
- CNN, health officials believe that a person is only contagious for as long as they are symptomatic.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, health officials believe that a person is only contagious for as long as they are symptomatic.
- Colorado, health officials believe that a person is only contagious for as long as they are symptomatic.
- Dallas, health officials believe that a person is only contagious for as long as they are symptomatic.
- United States, health officials believe that a person is only contagious for as long as they are symptomatic.
- Zika, health officials believe that a person is only contagious for as long as they are symptomatic.


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Chatting happily and smiling during a peaceful walk in the grounds of their Scottish country home, they could be any long-married couple enjoying a stroll. But this is the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall and the intimate shot marks not 40 years of marriage but 10. The couple, who married a decade ago  at the Windsor Guildhall, are spending their anniversary privately at Birkhall in Deeside. Scroll down for video Portrait of a happy marriage: Charles and Camilla in the new photo released to mark their 10th anniversary Big day: The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall on their wedding day a decade ago

Initially she was very much in the background, supporting the

OPTIONS:
- Birkhall and she still does that.
- Camilla and she still does that.
- Camilla Parker-Bowles and she still does that.
- Charles and she still does that.
- Clarence House and she still does that.
- Deeside and she still does that.
- Duchess of Cornwall and she still does that.
- Prince of Wales and she still does that.
- Queen and she still does that.
- Scottish and she still does that.
- Windsor Guildhall and she still does that.


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(CNN) Can an old war horse that dates back more than 40 years hold its own against the newest warbird loaded with the latest in technology and weaponry? The Pentagon said it aims to find out and will pit the venerable A-10 Warthog against the F-35 Lightning Joint Strike Fighter in a series of rigorous tests replicating what the planes would face in battle. "We are going to do a comparative test of the ability of the F-35 to perform close air support, combat search-and-rescue missions and related missions with the A-10," Michael Gilmore, the Pentagon's director of operational test and evaluation, told a Senate Armed Service Committee hearing on Tuesday.

The F-35 is designed to fulfill a variety of roles, close air support among them, so it won't function exactly in the same manner as the

OPTIONS:
- A-10, Pentagon officials said.
- A-10 Warthog, Pentagon officials said.
- F-35, Pentagon officials said.
- F-35 Lightning Joint Strike Fighter, Pentagon officials said.
- Michael Gilmore, Pentagon officials said.
- Pentagon, Pentagon officials said.
- Senate Armed Service Committee, Pentagon officials said.


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Raheem Sterling failed to report for training on Wednesday as the saga of his bid to leave Liverpool took another twist. The England international phoned Melwood, Liverpool’s headquarters, in the morning, claiming that he felt unwell and would not be able to take part in the planned sessions. It has been a summer of sweeping personnel changes at Anfield and manager Brendan Rodgers, who wants one more addition to his coaching staff, has met club legend Gary McAllister to discuss the prospect of him joining Sean O’Driscoll and Pepjin Linders. The drama surrounding Sterling, though, rumbles on and, coming 48 hours after he told Rodgers he does not want to go on the pre-season tour to the Far East and Australia, the news that he called in sick will have been greeted with cynicism in many quarters.

Sterling's agent claims

OPTIONS:
- Anfield will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Australia will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Brendan Rodgers will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- England will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Far East will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Gary McAllister will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Liverpool will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Melwood will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Pepjin Linders will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Raheem Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Rodgers will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Sean O’Driscoll will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.


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(CNN) Donald Trump and his supporters have been all over the place about his plan for surveilling Muslims. The President-elect once advocated for a Muslim database. Then he walked it back. Then his spokesman said Trump never proposed such a thing. Then a source familiar with the incoming administration told CNN there will be a database and it'll be similar to the National Security Entry-Exit Registration System (NSEERS). NSEERS was a Bush-era program enacted shortly after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. It disproportionately targeted Arabs and Muslims and was a point of contention between rights groups and the federal government for nearly a decade.

In 2011, nearly a decade after its creation, President Barack Obama's administration suspended

OPTIONS:
- Arabs by taking all 25 countries off its list.
- Bush by taking all 25 countries off its list.
- CNN by taking all 25 countries off its list.
- Donald Trump by taking all 25 countries off its list.
- Exit Registration System by taking all 25 countries off its list.
- Muslim by taking all 25 countries off its list.
- Muslims by taking all 25 countries off its list.
- NSEERS by taking all 25 countries off its list.
- National Security Entry by taking all 25 countries off its list.
- Trump by taking all 25 countries off its list.


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Pinned to the desert floor by a masked militant, a prisoner is beheaded in the latest barbaric execution by the Islamic State. The shocking images appear to be a desperate attempt to deflect attention away from yesterday's embarrassing defeat in Tal Abyad that has now cut off their key supply route in Syria. They show a masked, black-clad militant brandishing a hunting knife behind the captive in a sickening echo of the executions meted out by the British ISIS militant known as Jihadi John. The victim is then forced face down into the dirt before having his head yanked back as the fanatic takes the knife to his throat.

Thousands of people have attempted to flee the across the border to escape

OPTIONS:
- British at Tal Abyad after hearing the YPG were advancing towards the town, where they fear there could be a bloodbath.
- ISIS at Tal Abyad after hearing the YPG were advancing towards the town, where they fear there could be a bloodbath.
- Islamic at Tal Abyad after hearing the YPG were advancing towards the town, where they fear there could be a bloodbath.
- Jihadi at Tal Abyad after hearing the YPG were advancing towards the town, where they fear there could be a bloodbath.
- John at Tal Abyad after hearing the YPG were advancing towards the town, where they fear there could be a bloodbath.
- Kurds at Tal Abyad after hearing the YPG were advancing towards the town, where they fear there could be a bloodbath.
- Raqqa at Tal Abyad after hearing the YPG were advancing towards the town, where they fear there could be a bloodbath.
- Syria at Tal Abyad after hearing the YPG were advancing towards the town, where they fear there could be a bloodbath.
- Tal Abyad at Tal Abyad after hearing the YPG were advancing towards the town, where they fear there could be a bloodbath.


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The socialite squatter who refused to move out of the her former friend's luxury apartment for over a year has finally been forced out. Police showed up to the Fifth Avenue pad of Julianne Michelle Di Palma on June 24 to escort out Melissa Berkelhammer, a Princeton and Harvard Law-educated 38-year-old blogger. True to form, though, she didn't go easily. 'It took hours to get them out,' a source told Page Six. 'Julianne hired movers and a large storage space on East 62nd Street so that their belongings would not be thrown out or lost.' The issue of Berkelhammer's reluctance, at that of her mother, to leave Di Palma's Upper East Side apartment went all the way to Washington as congresswoman Carolyn Maloney of New York penned a letter to the city marshal urging they be removed from the apartment.

The entire scenario was a nightmare for

OPTIONS:
- Berkelhammer a source close to her told DailyMail.com.
- Berkelhammers a source close to her told DailyMail.com.
- Carolyn Maloney a source close to her told DailyMail.com.
- Di Palma a source close to her told DailyMail.com.
- East 62nd Street a source close to her told DailyMail.com.
- Fifth Avenue a source close to her told DailyMail.com.
- Harvard Law a source close to her told DailyMail.com.
- JoEllen a source close to her told DailyMail.com.
- Julianne a source close to her told DailyMail.com.
- Julianne Di Palma a source close to her told DailyMail.com.
- Julianne Michelle Di Palma a source close to her told DailyMail.com.
- Manhattan a source close to her told DailyMail.com.
- Melissa Berkelhammer a source close to her told DailyMail.com.
- New York a source close to her told DailyMail.com.
- Page Six a source close to her told DailyMail.com.
- Princeton a source close to her told DailyMail.com.
- Upper East Side a source close to her told DailyMail.com.
- Washington a source close to her told DailyMail.com.


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A Russian biker gang, which Vladimir Putin  describes as his 'friends', has camped out on the Polish border after being banned from entering the country for a World War II memorial ride. Polish authorities said last week they would ban entry to the Night Wolves, with leaders calling their plans to ride through Poland en route to commemorations of World War II a 'provocation'. The group vowed to enter anyway and 15 were seen Monday morning at the border crossing between Brest, Belarus, and Terespol, Poland. Scroll down for video Stopped: A Belarussian border guard checks the passport of a member of Russia's pro-Putin Night Wolves motorcycle club at a border crossing with Poland near Brest

Some Russian bikers had been seen entering

OPTIONS:
- Belarus earlier but they appeared to belong to another organisation whose members are allowed to enter.
- Belarussian earlier but they appeared to belong to another organisation whose members are allowed to enter.
- Brest earlier but they appeared to belong to another organisation whose members are allowed to enter.
- Germany earlier but they appeared to belong to another organisation whose members are allowed to enter.
- Night Wolves earlier but they appeared to belong to another organisation whose members are allowed to enter.
- Poland earlier but they appeared to belong to another organisation whose members are allowed to enter.
- Polish earlier but they appeared to belong to another organisation whose members are allowed to enter.
- Russia earlier but they appeared to belong to another organisation whose members are allowed to enter.
- Russian earlier but they appeared to belong to another organisation whose members are allowed to enter.
- Terespol earlier but they appeared to belong to another organisation whose members are allowed to enter.
- Ukraine earlier but they appeared to belong to another organisation whose members are allowed to enter.
- Vladimir Putin earlier but they appeared to belong to another organisation whose members are allowed to enter.
- World War II earlier but they appeared to belong to another organisation whose members are allowed to enter.
- pro-Putin earlier but they appeared to belong to another organisation whose members are allowed to enter.
- pro-Putin Night Wolves earlier but they appeared to belong to another organisation whose members are allowed to enter.