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For once we did not have some suave 45-year-old selling us political soapsuds. Instead we had a bearded codger doing the same, with less finesse. He wore an Oxfam-issue jacket and kept a hand in his pocket while he nurdled away about Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and a Nigerian novelist, the ‘genius’ Ben Okri. That ‘genius’ verdict may be a bit strong but it was good to hear a political leader talk of novels rather than pop bands and football teams. He recited some African-American poetry. And he recalled a protest vigil outside the Iraqi embassy in, ooh, it must have been the late 1980s.

For the first time in his career, Mr

OPTIONS:
- African used an autocue.
- American used an autocue.
- Bahrain used an autocue.
- Ben used an autocue.
- Corbyn used an autocue.
- EU used an autocue.
- ISIS used an autocue.
- Iraqi used an autocue.
- Laura used an autocue.
- Nigerian used an autocue.
- Oxfam used an autocue.
- Saudi Arabia used an autocue.
- Thomas used an autocue.
- Trident used an autocue.


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(CNN) Russia and the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad are attempting to entice US-backed rebels based at the At Tanf garrison in southern Syria to switch sides, US officials tell CNN, in an apparent bid to oust the coalition from a strategic piece of real estate that is seen as crucial to Syria and Iran's long-term interests in the region. It's just the latest gambit in a months-long tug of war between the US and Assad and his Russian and Iranian backers in the Syrian desert. One official said the recruitment campaign, which appears to have had very limited, if any, success to date, is aimed at mid-level commanders of the groups being trained and equipped by the US-led coalition at the At Tanf base which sits in near the tri-border area of Syria, Jordan and Iraq.

That proximity led to some clashes in June, including

OPTIONS:
- Assad airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.
- At Tanf airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.
- Bashar al airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.
- CNN airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.
- ISIS airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.
- Iran airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.
- Iranian airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.
- Iraq airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.
- Jordan airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.
- Russia airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.
- Russian airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.
- Syria airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.
- Syrian airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.
- US airstrikes against regime forces who had encroached on the zone and US jets shooting down two pro-regime drones that were perceived to pose a threat to local allies and their coalition advisers.


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A woman has been arrested at a Colombian airport after 1.5kg of liquid cocaine, stuffed in two tied-up latex gloves, was discovered inside her breasts. Paola Deyanira Sabillon confessed that an 'unknown substance' was implanted inside her and she was ordered to transport it to Barcelona. The 22-year-old Honduran aroused suspicion because she was acting strangely in the security line at El Dorado airport in the country's capital Bogota, according to  airport police. X-rays revealed that surgery had recently been carried out on her breasts and round £150,000-worth of cocaine had been planted inside. Authorities believe the surgery took place at a 'clandestine clinic' in the city of Pereira, western Colombia.

The implants have since been removed at

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona hospital where Sabillon is being treated for an infection.
- Bogota hospital where Sabillon is being treated for an infection.
- Colombia hospital where Sabillon is being treated for an infection.
- Colombian hospital where Sabillon is being treated for an infection.
- El Dorado hospital where Sabillon is being treated for an infection.
- Honduran hospital where Sabillon is being treated for an infection.
- Paola Deyanira Sabillon hospital where Sabillon is being treated for an infection.
- Paola Sabillon hospital where Sabillon is being treated for an infection.
- Pereira hospital where Sabillon is being treated for an infection.
- X hospital where Sabillon is being treated for an infection.


(CNN) A top Florida lawyer who stunned the nation when he won a murder acquittal for a mother accused of killing her toddler has taken on another high-profile, high-hurdle case. Jose Baez announced Wednesday he was defending former New England Patriot standout Aaron Hernandez in his upcoming double-murder trial. Baez, best known for his defense of Casey Anthony, said he realized Hernandez was the subject of much speculation in the court of public opinion -- after being indicted in three homicides -- but asked the public to keep an open mind "and let the facts unfold in a court of law."

Eventually confronted by her family,

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Hernandez maintained a nanny had kidnapped Caylee.
- Baez maintained a nanny had kidnapped Caylee.
- Casey Anthony maintained a nanny had kidnapped Caylee.
- Defense maintained a nanny had kidnapped Caylee.
- Florida maintained a nanny had kidnapped Caylee.
- Hernandez maintained a nanny had kidnapped Caylee.
- Jose Baez maintained a nanny had kidnapped Caylee.
- NFL maintained a nanny had kidnapped Caylee.
- New England Patriot maintained a nanny had kidnapped Caylee.


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(CNN) After a brutal first several days for the Trump administration, one has to ask: Where was the White House chief of staff? Traditionally, the chief of staff performs a number of valuable roles for a president, from advising him on policy and politics, to representing him to the media and Congress, to making sure the administrative and policy processes run efficiently. It's still very early, and things obviously could change, but so far, during this difficult first week for the Trump White House, Chief of Staff Reince Priebus has been largely AWOL. In some ways, this should not be a big surprise. When Priebus, chairman of the Republican National Commitee  and a Johnny-come-lately to the Trump team, was announced as chief of staff on November 13, his name was positioned after counselor and chief strategist Steve Bannon.

During the campaign and continuing through the start of the administration, a quadrumvirate of advisers emerged to vie for

OPTIONS:
- AWOL's ear.
- Cohen's ear.
- Congress's ear.
- Johnny's ear.
- Priebus's ear.
- Reince Priebus's ear.
- Republican National Commitee's ear.
- Steve Bannon's ear.
- Trump's ear.
- Trump White House's ear.
- White House's ear.


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

The pipeline, which has yet to receive federal approval, would not run through Iowa, although the Republican Patty of

OPTIONS:
- Braley strongly supports the measure as a part of their platform.
- Bruce Braley strongly supports the measure as a part of their platform.
- Democratic strongly supports the measure as a part of their platform.
- EPA strongly supports the measure as a part of their platform.
- Environmental Protection Agency strongly supports the measure as a part of their platform.
- Ernst strongly supports the measure as a part of their platform.
- Iowa strongly supports the measure as a part of their platform.
- Iowans strongly supports the measure as a part of their platform.
- Joni Ernst strongly supports the measure as a part of their platform.
- Keystone Pipeline strongly supports the measure as a part of their platform.
- Republican strongly supports the measure as a part of their platform.


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A New Orleans couple bought a ramshackle historic cottage, moved it across the city and renovated it all the while using salvaged materials and respecting the home's original floor plan. Gaby Tillero and Greg Ensslen bought the the two-story 1840s Creole home from the Central City neighborhood after a church said they wanted to demolish it and expand their parking lot. The couple moved it to the Freret neighborhood where they then spent seven months renovating. Tillero and her husband Ensslen now live in the home with their two sons, six-year-old Santiago and nine-year-old Javier, as well as Tillero's mother, Olga Tillero.

Though it was originally a duplex, Ensslen and

OPTIONS:
- Central City decided to turn the home into a single-family structure
- Creole decided to turn the home into a single-family structure
- Ensslen decided to turn the home into a single-family structure
- Freret decided to turn the home into a single-family structure
- Gaby Tillero decided to turn the home into a single-family structure
- Greg Ensslen decided to turn the home into a single-family structure
- Javier decided to turn the home into a single-family structure
- New Orleans decided to turn the home into a single-family structure
- Olga Tillero decided to turn the home into a single-family structure
- Santiago decided to turn the home into a single-family structure
- Tillero decided to turn the home into a single-family structure


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Police are on the hunt for a man who could be responsible for a string of sickening attacks on women in Sydney. A 26-year-old woman is believed to be the attacker’s latest victim. Police allege she was approached from behind and indecently assaulted on Friday morning at 5.30am on Haymarket's Valentine Street. Strike Force Rosebridge – a taskforce formed to investigate the recent spate of sex crimes - are investigating whether the person wanted for Friday’s attack is also responsible for three other vicious attacks on women over the last month. Each of the women were attacked on deserted streets under the cover of night and victims gave strikingly similar descriptions of their attacker.

The woman was walking down George Street when she was grabbed from behind at the intersection of George and

OPTIONS:
- Chatswood.
- Haymarket.
- Rosebridge.
- Sydney.
- Valentine Street.


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(CNN) -- Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is fighting a new infection, and his breathing problems have worsened, Information Minister Ernesto Villegas said late Monday. "There is a worsening of the respiratory function, related to the state of his depressed immune system," Villegas said, reading an official statement on state-run VTV. Opinon: Isn't it time to respect Venezuela's democracy? He reported Chavez is battling a new and "severe" infection, stressing that his overall condition remains "very delicate." Chavez is undergoing chemotherapy and other treatments, he said. "The president continues to hold fast to Christ and to life, aware of the difficulties he's facing," Villegas said.

The last glimpse

OPTIONS:
- CNN had of their leader was last month when the government released a series of photographs that showed a smiling Chavez -- his face bloated -- lying on a blue pillow, flanked by his two daughters.
- Chavez had of their leader was last month when the government released a series of photographs that showed a smiling Chavez -- his face bloated -- lying on a blue pillow, flanked by his two daughters.
- Christ had of their leader was last month when the government released a series of photographs that showed a smiling Chavez -- his face bloated -- lying on a blue pillow, flanked by his two daughters.
- Ernesto Villegas had of their leader was last month when the government released a series of photographs that showed a smiling Chavez -- his face bloated -- lying on a blue pillow, flanked by his two daughters.
- Hugo Chavez had of their leader was last month when the government released a series of photographs that showed a smiling Chavez -- his face bloated -- lying on a blue pillow, flanked by his two daughters.
- Opinon had of their leader was last month when the government released a series of photographs that showed a smiling Chavez -- his face bloated -- lying on a blue pillow, flanked by his two daughters.
- VTV had of their leader was last month when the government released a series of photographs that showed a smiling Chavez -- his face bloated -- lying on a blue pillow, flanked by his two daughters.
- Venezuela had of their leader was last month when the government released a series of photographs that showed a smiling Chavez -- his face bloated -- lying on a blue pillow, flanked by his two daughters.
- Venezuelan had of their leader was last month when the government released a series of photographs that showed a smiling Chavez -- his face bloated -- lying on a blue pillow, flanked by his two daughters.
- Villegas had of their leader was last month when the government released a series of photographs that showed a smiling Chavez -- his face bloated -- lying on a blue pillow, flanked by his two daughters.


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Hamburg, Germany (CNN) President Donald Trump has long said China is the lynchpin to solving North Korea's saber rattling with missile tests. But his tact with the Asian superpower has run the gamut: He has thanked the Chinese for their support, argued they aren't helping defuse the situation and then written them off as willing partners -- all in the span of a few months. On Saturday here in Germany for the G20, Trump urged action on North Korea as he met with Chinese President Xi Jinping. "Something has to be done about it," Trump argued ominously during the brief public portion of his meeting with Xi.

"

OPTIONS:
- Asian has taken significant action, and then ... they've paused and didn't take additional action."
- CNN has taken significant action, and then ... they've paused and didn't take additional action."
- China has taken significant action, and then ... they've paused and didn't take additional action."
- Chinese has taken significant action, and then ... they've paused and didn't take additional action."
- Donald Trump has taken significant action, and then ... they've paused and didn't take additional action."
- G20 has taken significant action, and then ... they've paused and didn't take additional action."
- Germany has taken significant action, and then ... they've paused and didn't take additional action."
- Hamburg has taken significant action, and then ... they've paused and didn't take additional action."
- Kim Jong Un has taken significant action, and then ... they've paused and didn't take additional action."
- North Korea has taken significant action, and then ... they've paused and didn't take additional action."
- North Korean has taken significant action, and then ... they've paused and didn't take additional action."
- Trump has taken significant action, and then ... they've paused and didn't take additional action."
- United States has taken significant action, and then ... they've paused and didn't take additional action."
- Xi has taken significant action, and then ... they've paused and didn't take additional action."
- Xi Jinping has taken significant action, and then ... they've paused and didn't take additional action."


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United Nations (CNN) -- As international anger grows over reports of mass carnage at the hands of the Syrian regime, a U.N. Security Council draft resolution condemning Syria failed to be adopted Saturday after veto-wielding members Russia and China voted against it. Ambassadors from the other permanent members of the council -- the United States, France, and the United Kingdom -- said they were furious at Russia and China for failing to halt the worsening, bloody violence that has consumed the Middle Eastern nation. Thirteen Security Council members voted in favor of the resolution. The vote was a major diplomatic setback for countries hoping to send a unified message to embattled Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, and also for opposition groups that look toward the United Nations for support.

Jaafari said such statements "fan the flames of escalation of the violence and bloodshed" and "betray the true hostile, genuine intentions against Syria, the people of Syria, and the government of

OPTIONS:
- Bashar al-Assad."
- CNN."
- China."
- France."
- French."
- Middle Eastern."
- Nicolas Sarkozy."
- Russia."
- Russian."
- Security Council."
- Syria."
- Syrian."
- U.N. Security Council."
- United Kingdom."
- United Nations."
- United States."
- al-Assad."


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(CNN) Jared Kushner, the President's son-in-law and senior adviser, made a rare public statement Monday following his meeting with Senate intelligence committee staffers, saying his answers and information he provided the committee show "all of my actions were proper" in the course of the campaign. Standing behind a White House logo outside the West Wing, he said "I did not collude with Russia," adding "I do not know of anyone else"  on the campaign who did so. His comments outside the White House were similar to an 11-page statement released ahead of his closed-door interview with Senate intelligence committee staff. In that document, Kushner offered his first public accounting of what he says are his four meetings with Russians during the 2016 campaign and transition, offering previously undisclosed details of those meetings. The statement comes as federal and congressional investigators are scrutinizing Kushner's contacts with Russians as part of their probes into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.

That meeting was the subject of reports claiming that Kushner and Kislyak had sought to establish a secret backchannel between the two countries, which

OPTIONS:
- CNN denies.
- Jared Kushner denies.
- Kushner denies.
- Russia denies.
- Russian denies.
- Russians denies.
- Senate denies.
- Trump Tower denies.
- West Wing denies.
- White House denies.


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FAIRBURN, Georgia (CNN) -- In a south Atlanta neighborhood lined with palatial homes and manicured lots, the Hicks family was living out its American dream. Breylan and Terese Hicks play with their sons Bryce, 3, and Jordan, 2. But like many Americans, that dream was interrupted when they almost lost their home to foreclosure. Terese, a firefighter, and her husband Breylan, a police sergeant, had always dreamed about owning a spacious house in the suburbs. When they began their search, the young family was living in a south Atlanta neighborhood. They grew concerned and decided to move when crime in the area started to pick up.

OPTIONS:
- American figured they could always refinance before the interest rates were adjusted.
- Americans figured they could always refinance before the interest rates were adjusted.
- Atlanta figured they could always refinance before the interest rates were adjusted.
- Breylan figured they could always refinance before the interest rates were adjusted.
- Bryce figured they could always refinance before the interest rates were adjusted.
- CNN figured they could always refinance before the interest rates were adjusted.
- FAIRBURN figured they could always refinance before the interest rates were adjusted.
- Georgia figured they could always refinance before the interest rates were adjusted.
- Hicks figured they could always refinance before the interest rates were adjusted.
- HomeFree-USA figured they could always refinance before the interest rates were adjusted.
- Jordan figured they could always refinance before the interest rates were adjusted.
- Terese figured they could always refinance before the interest rates were adjusted.
- Terese Hicks figured they could always refinance before the interest rates were adjusted.


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

Da Nang, Vietnam (CNN) President Donald Trump brought his hard-line economic nationalism to a summit of Pacific Rim leaders here Friday, issuing a stern rebuke of trade practices that have harmed American workers. But the President also continued to insist his US predecessors are to blame. "We are not going to let the United States be taken advantage of anymore," Trump said in a speech at the start of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit. "I am always going to put America first, the same way I expect all of you in this room to put your countries first." It was a familiar message delivered to an audience that's still coming to grips with Trump's protectionist views. Even as Trump makes his debut appearance at this yearly set of meetings, other leaders are hoping to announce a revamped Trans-Pacific Partnership -- the landmark trade accord negotiated by the Obama administration but scrapped by Trump -- that doesn't included the United States.

He renewed his criticism of past US administrations on Friday, saying they ignored the imbalances in trading practices that allowed other countries to take advantage of the

OPTIONS:
- America.
- American.
- Asia.
- CNN.
- Da Nang.
- Donald Trump.
- Obama.
- Pacific Economic Cooperation.
- Pacific Partnership.
- Pacific Rim.
- Trans.
- Trump.
- US.
- United States.
- Vietnam.


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Moscow, Russia (CNN) -- The mortality rate in Moscow, Russia, has "doubled recently" because of an extended streak of heat and smog, Andrei Seltsovsky, the head of the city health department, told Russian news agencies Monday. Seltsovsky said that the average daily mortality rate in Moscow is 360 to 380 cases, but "today the rate is around 700." Out of 1,500 slots in city morgues, 1,300 were occupied, he added. The death toll directly attributed to the country's recent spate of wildfires remained at 52, the Russian Health and Social Development Ministry said on its website Monday. Another 62 people across Russia were in hospitals with wildfire-related ailments, and in all, 741 people had sought wildfire-related medical assistance, it said.

Forests in the southwest, south and southeast of the

OPTIONS:
- Andrei Seltsovsky region are particularly fire-prone, primarily because of peat bogs, he said.
- CNN region are particularly fire-prone, primarily because of peat bogs, he said.
- Moscow region are particularly fire-prone, primarily because of peat bogs, he said.
- Russia region are particularly fire-prone, primarily because of peat bogs, he said.
- Russian region are particularly fire-prone, primarily because of peat bogs, he said.
- Russian Health region are particularly fire-prone, primarily because of peat bogs, he said.
- Seltsovsky region are particularly fire-prone, primarily because of peat bogs, he said.
- Social Development Ministry region are particularly fire-prone, primarily because of peat bogs, he said.


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Ronald Koeman has backed Oriol Romeu to revive his career after joining Southampton from Chelsea. The Spanish midfielder has signed a three-year contract to move to the south coast after a £5million fee was agreed with the Barclays Premier League champions, where he had been out of favour for the past three seasons. Romeu spent last season on loan at Stuttgart and 2013/14 at Valencia, who Koeman briefly managed - but it was at Barcelona, another of the Southampton manager's former clubs, where Romeu came to his attention. '[Romeu's] 23 years old, played already in the Premier League, had a good season in Stuttgart last year and he makes the team stronger,' said Koeman. 'He's a very good player.

'I think it's the right moment for the player to make this move to Southampton because he will play more for

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona than for Chelsea.
- Barclays Premier League than for Chelsea.
- Chelsea than for Chelsea.
- Koeman than for Chelsea.
- Oriol Romeu than for Chelsea.
- Premier League than for Chelsea.
- Romeu than for Chelsea.
- Ronald Koeman than for Chelsea.
- Saints than for Chelsea.
- Southampton than for Chelsea.
- Spanish than for Chelsea.
- Stuttgart than for Chelsea.
- Valencia than for Chelsea.


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(CNN) -- China's propaganda system appears to be working hard to belittle U.S. President Barack Obama before he heads to Asia for three key multilateral meetings. The open mockery of the Democratic Party's loss in the midterm elections is likely an attempt to put the President on the defensive before he lands in Beijing on Monday. But it's really little wonder that China is trying to change the subject from its own problems, both foreign and domestic. For a start, Chinese President Xi Jinping will want no trouble from a U.S. president as he executes his anti-corruption campaign, the primary purpose of which many believe is to consolidate and further centralize his power. Meanwhile, Xi is also dealing with a restive empire, including a democracy movement in Hong Kong and unrest in Xinjiang, which has seen terror attacks against Chinese civilians and paramilitary officers.

Add in the fact that China's long and successful run of rapid investment and export-led growth is coming to an end with slack global demand and growing

OPTIONS:
- Asia debt, and it's clear that Obama is arriving at a politically tense time in Beijing.
- Barack Obama debt, and it's clear that Obama is arriving at a politically tense time in Beijing.
- Beijing debt, and it's clear that Obama is arriving at a politically tense time in Beijing.
- CNN debt, and it's clear that Obama is arriving at a politically tense time in Beijing.
- China debt, and it's clear that Obama is arriving at a politically tense time in Beijing.
- Chinese debt, and it's clear that Obama is arriving at a politically tense time in Beijing.
- Dan Blumenthal debt, and it's clear that Obama is arriving at a politically tense time in Beijing.
- Democratic Party debt, and it's clear that Obama is arriving at a politically tense time in Beijing.
- Democrats debt, and it's clear that Obama is arriving at a politically tense time in Beijing.
- Hong Kong debt, and it's clear that Obama is arriving at a politically tense time in Beijing.
- Japan debt, and it's clear that Obama is arriving at a politically tense time in Beijing.
- Obama debt, and it's clear that Obama is arriving at a politically tense time in Beijing.
- U.S. debt, and it's clear that Obama is arriving at a politically tense time in Beijing.
- Xi debt, and it's clear that Obama is arriving at a politically tense time in Beijing.
- Xi Jinping debt, and it's clear that Obama is arriving at a politically tense time in Beijing.
- Xinjiang debt, and it's clear that Obama is arriving at a politically tense time in Beijing.


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(CNN) It's a sight you'd expect to see in a colonial-era comedy act or a bad improvisation on the darkest corners of YouTube. A video of a man wearing a turban and fake beard attempting a crude impression of an Indian was posted Wednesday on several verified social media channels operated by official Chinese news agency Xinhua News. Entitled "7 Sins of India," the 3 minute 20 second clip appears intended to attack India's actions in an ongoing border dispute between the two neighboring countries. But instead, Xinhua's video quickly provoked strong reactions in India, China and around the world, where it was widely described as racist.

The Doklam dispute is the latest in a long-running series of territorial flare-ups between

OPTIONS:
- 7 Sins of India and China.
- China and China.
- Chinese and China.
- India and China.
- Indian and China.
- Modi and China.
- Xi and China.
- Xinhua and China.
- Xinhua News and China.
- YouTube and China.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) Sen. Mark Warner says the "million-dollar question" still unanswered about the Facebook election ads sold to Russian-linked accounts was how the Russians knew whom to target on Facebook. Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate intelligence panel, told CNN the committee expects this week to begin viewing the 3,000 Russian-linked Facebook ads, which Facebook earlier this month disclosed were connected to more than 450 inauthentic accounts. Facebook agreed last week to turn the ads over to the House and Senate intelligence committees. Warner's burning question involves not just the content of the ads but how they were deployed. "Did they know this just by following political news in America? Did they geo-target both geography and by demographics in ways that at least at first blush appear pretty sophisticated? These are the kind of questions that we need to get answered and that's why we need them in a public hearing," Warner said.

"A lot of the same claims that have been made about Facebook, have also been made about Twitter," Warner said, adding that it was "too early" to tell if they would be cooperative with congressional efforts to determine the scope of

OPTIONS:
- America attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- CNN attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- Democrat attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- Facebook attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- House attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- Mark Warner attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- Russian attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- Russians attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- Senate attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- Twitter attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.
- Warner attempts to use social media in the 2016 election.


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(CNN) -- Now that 33 miners who have been trapped in the earth for 19 days have been found alive, the focus is shifting to their physical and mental health as they face a potentially long period before being rescued. Chile is calling on experts from space and sea to consult on how to maintain the psychological well-being of a group of men crammed into a small space. Experts from NASA and Chilean navy submarine experts have been called to help, Mining Minister Laurence Golborne said Tuesday. The miners have been trapped inside the San Jose copper and gold mine since an August 5 cave-in. A probe over the weekend reached the miners, who survived inside a shelter some 2,300 feet underground.

That's going to be the real challenge for the

OPTIONS:
- CNN and for the rescuers," he said.
- Chile and for the rescuers," he said.
- Chilean and for the rescuers," he said.
- Laurence Golborne and for the rescuers," he said.
- NASA and for the rescuers," he said.
- San Jose and for the rescuers," he said.
- U.S. and for the rescuers," he said.


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A divided U.S. House voted Tuesday to let the government borrow enough money to pay its bills for the next year, sending the measure to the Senate in an effort by Republican leaders to avoid another politically damaging legislative impasse over spending. In the 221-201 vote, less than three dozen of the majority House Republicans joined almost all of the chamber's 200 Democrats to pass the proposal increasing the debt ceiling that lacked any deficit-reduction provisions sought by the GOP's conservative wing. The vote followed a reversal in strategy by Republican House Speaker John Boehner after he and other leaders pushed the night before to attach a provision repealing cuts to military pensions to the debt limit measure.

Less than 18 hours later, though, Boehner told reporters the

OPTIONS:
- Cruz proposal couldn't pass because "we don't have 218 votes, and when you don't have 218 votes, you have nothing."
- Democrats proposal couldn't pass because "we don't have 218 votes, and when you don't have 218 votes, you have nothing."
- GOP proposal couldn't pass because "we don't have 218 votes, and when you don't have 218 votes, you have nothing."
- House proposal couldn't pass because "we don't have 218 votes, and when you don't have 218 votes, you have nothing."
- House Republicans proposal couldn't pass because "we don't have 218 votes, and when you don't have 218 votes, you have nothing."
- John Boehner proposal couldn't pass because "we don't have 218 votes, and when you don't have 218 votes, you have nothing."
- Republican proposal couldn't pass because "we don't have 218 votes, and when you don't have 218 votes, you have nothing."
- Republicans proposal couldn't pass because "we don't have 218 votes, and when you don't have 218 votes, you have nothing."
- Senate proposal couldn't pass because "we don't have 218 votes, and when you don't have 218 votes, you have nothing."
- U.S. proposal couldn't pass because "we don't have 218 votes, and when you don't have 218 votes, you have nothing."
- White House proposal couldn't pass because "we don't have 218 votes, and when you don't have 218 votes, you have nothing."


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(CNN) India's reported "surgical strike" across the border into Pakistani-controlled Kashmir on Wednesday brings India-Pakistan relations to their lowest point in almost a decade. But it will be celebrated not just by the Hindu nationalist supporters of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but also by many other Indians who believe that their country has remained passive for too long in the face of repeated terror attacks by groups assisted and sheltered by the Pakistan army's powerful intelligence services. In truth, the strike itself does not represent a radical new policy. India conducted local cross-border raids through the 1990s and 2000s, usually as reprisals for particular attacks. But this high-altitude, tit-for-tat war on the Line of Control, which divides Indian and Pakistani-controlled parts of Kashmir, was largely unknown to the Indian public, who grew frustrated at their government's apparent inaction.

Retired generals, diplomats and news anchors demanded that

OPTIONS:
- CNN be given a "bloody nose."
- Hindu be given a "bloody nose."
- India be given a "bloody nose."
- Indian be given a "bloody nose."
- Indians be given a "bloody nose."
- Kashmir be given a "bloody nose."
- Line of Control be given a "bloody nose."
- Narendra Modi be given a "bloody nose."
- Pakistan be given a "bloody nose."
- Pakistani be given a "bloody nose."
- Shashank Joshi be given a "bloody nose."


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Atlanta (CNN) A five-lane section of Interstate 85 collapsed during evening rush hour in the heart of Atlanta after a massive fire broke out underneath the roadway, and yet miraculously, no lives were lost. How did that happen? In short, quick reactions by firefighters, astute early appraisal of what the fire might do and the luck of a fire station being near the source of the blaze. The fire began just after 6 p.m. Thursday under part of I-85 near Piedmont Road in northeast Atlanta. Less than an hour later, the blaze caused an elevated section of the northbound interstate to collapse, at about 7 p.m.

The damage is not limited to just the northbound side of

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta.
- CNN.
- I-85.
- Interstate 85.
- Piedmont Road.


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A former SS sergeant described how so many Jews were brought to the Auschwitz death camp at once that he was put on a 24-hour shift guarding the ramp where they disembarked from the trains. He told in chilling detail how cattle cars full of Jews were brought to the Auschwitz death camp, the people stripped of their belongings and then most led directly into gas chambers. Oskar Groening is being tried on 300,000 counts of accessory to murder, related to a period between May and July 1944 when around 425,000 Jews from Hungary were brought to the Auschwitz-Birkenau complex in Nazi-occupied Poland and most immediately gassed to death.

OPTIONS:
- Auschwitz, 81, was one of the Jews who arrived at Auschwitz in 1944.
- Auschwitz-Birkenau, 81, was one of the Jews who arrived at Auschwitz in 1944.
- Eva Kor, 81, was one of the Jews who arrived at Auschwitz in 1944.
- Hungary, 81, was one of the Jews who arrived at Auschwitz in 1944.
- Jews, 81, was one of the Jews who arrived at Auschwitz in 1944.
- Nazi, 81, was one of the Jews who arrived at Auschwitz in 1944.
- Oskar Groening, 81, was one of the Jews who arrived at Auschwitz in 1944.
- Poland, 81, was one of the Jews who arrived at Auschwitz in 1944.
- SS, 81, was one of the Jews who arrived at Auschwitz in 1944.


(CNN) Around 3,800 civilians, almost a quarter of them children, have been killed in Russian airstrikes in Syria in the year since Russia began its air campaign there, according to a UK-based monitoring group. The Syrian Observatory of Human Rights released the stark figures to mark the first anniversary of Russia's direct intervention in support of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces. According to figures collated by the group, Russian airstrikes killed 2,337 men, 906 children and 561 women in the past year. During the same period, it said, Russian warplanes killed 2,746 ISIS fighters, along with 2,814 rebels. CNN cannot independently confirm the figures.

The activist group's grim toll comes as rebel-held districts of Aleppo reel from an intense weeklong aerial bombardment by Syrian and Russian warplanes while the

OPTIONS:
- Assad regime prepares to take the northern city.
- Bashar al regime prepares to take the northern city.
- CNN regime prepares to take the northern city.
- ISIS regime prepares to take the northern city.
- Russia regime prepares to take the northern city.
- Russian regime prepares to take the northern city.
- Security Council regime prepares to take the northern city.
- Syria regime prepares to take the northern city.
- Syrian regime prepares to take the northern city.
- Syrian Observatory of Human Rights regime prepares to take the northern city.
- UK regime prepares to take the northern city.
- UN regime prepares to take the northern city.


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Arkansas' Supreme Court on Friday afternoon stopped any more same-sex marriages in the state, a court spokeswoman said, leaving the legal status of more than 400 gay and lesbian couples who got marriage licenses in limbo. This development stems from 21 couples' legal challenge of Amendment 83 to the Arkansas Constitution, arguing that it violates their federal and state rights of equal protection and privacy. Pulaski County Circuit Judge Chris Piazza ruled in their favor last Friday. But same-sex marriage was back up in the air after the state Supreme Court said Wednesday it couldn't decide whether to grant an emergency stay because Piazza's decision was "not final."

OPTIONS:
- Amendment 83, at least, was issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples by Thursday afternoon.
- Arkansas, at least, was issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples by Thursday afternoon.
- Arkansas Constitution, at least, was issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples by Thursday afternoon.
- Arkansas Supreme Court, at least, was issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples by Thursday afternoon.
- Chris Piazza, at least, was issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples by Thursday afternoon.
- Piazza, at least, was issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples by Thursday afternoon.
- Pulaski County, at least, was issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples by Thursday afternoon.
- Supreme Court, at least, was issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples by Thursday afternoon.


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Run-ups are over-rated, just ask Neymar who scored four goals at the Camp Nou on Saturday night – two of which were penalties scored from a standing start. The Brazilian became La Liga’s top scorer with eight goals this season, scoring twice in each half as Barcelona beat Rayo Vallecano 5-2. Luis Suarez made the third and fourth Neymar goals and then scored the fifth from a Neymar pass. Barca fans are counting the days until Lionel Messi returns. They sang his name in the second half as he watched from the stands alongside Andres Iniesta, who is also injured.

He made saves from Lass and

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- Andres Iniesta as Rayo showed they were far from beaten.
- Barca as Rayo showed they were far from beaten.
- Barcelona as Rayo showed they were far from beaten.
- Bercelona as Rayo showed they were far from beaten.
- Brazilian as Rayo showed they were far from beaten.
- Camp Nou as Rayo showed they were far from beaten.
- Javi Guerra as Rayo showed they were far from beaten.
- La Liga as Rayo showed they were far from beaten.
- Lionel Messi as Rayo showed they were far from beaten.
- Luis Suarez as Rayo showed they were far from beaten.
- Neymar as Rayo showed they were far from beaten.
- Rayo as Rayo showed they were far from beaten.
- Rayo Vallecano as Rayo showed they were far from beaten.
- Real Madrid as Rayo showed they were far from beaten.
- Villarreal as Rayo showed they were far from beaten.


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(CNN) Ted Cruz and John Kasich are joining forces in a last-ditch effort to deny Donald Trump the Republican presidential nomination. Within minutes of each other, the pair issued statements late Sunday saying they will divide their efforts in upcoming contests with Cruz focusing on Indiana and Kasich devoting his efforts to Oregon and New Mexico. The strategy -- something the two campaigns have been working on for weeks -- is aimed at blocking Trump from gaining the 1,237 delegates necessary to claim to GOP nomination this summer. The extraordinary moves reflect the national strength Trump has shown and the inability of Republicans who oppose the New York billionaire to come together to stop him. Dividing up some of the remaining primary states by putting forward one strong alternative to Trump in each could be enough to take away delegates and curb Trump's run to the nomination.

It is significant that John Kasich is pulling out of Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with

OPTIONS:
- CNN."
- Cruz."
- Donald Trump."
- GOP."
- Indiana."
- John Kasich."
- Kasich."
- New Mexico."
- New York."
- Oregon."
- Republican."
- Republicans."
- Ted Cruz."
- Trump."


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(CNN) In October 2007, the Gallup polling organization wrote that, "Gallup's 2007 national presidential polling strongly points to [Hillary] Clinton winning the 2008 Democratic nomination. Barring something unusual or otherwise unexpected, she is well positioned for the 2008 Democratic primaries." Gallup was wrong. In June 2008, it wrote, "After winning one of the most competitive nomination battles in U.S. history, Barack Obama faces what looks to be an equally tough general election for the presidency." Gallup's polling had Obama and John McCain neck and neck, with McCain leading by a marginal point. In November 2008, Barack Obama was elected president, winning 52.9% of the popular vote to McCain's 45.7%.

If

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- Barack Obama beats Clinton in California, it will elevate him significantly and raise serious questions about Clinton's viability this late in the game.
- CNN beats Clinton in California, it will elevate him significantly and raise serious questions about Clinton's viability this late in the game.
- California beats Clinton in California, it will elevate him significantly and raise serious questions about Clinton's viability this late in the game.
- Clinton beats Clinton in California, it will elevate him significantly and raise serious questions about Clinton's viability this late in the game.
- Democratic beats Clinton in California, it will elevate him significantly and raise serious questions about Clinton's viability this late in the game.
- Gallup beats Clinton in California, it will elevate him significantly and raise serious questions about Clinton's viability this late in the game.
- Hillary beats Clinton in California, it will elevate him significantly and raise serious questions about Clinton's viability this late in the game.
- John McCain beats Clinton in California, it will elevate him significantly and raise serious questions about Clinton's viability this late in the game.
- Kohn beats Clinton in California, it will elevate him significantly and raise serious questions about Clinton's viability this late in the game.
- McCain beats Clinton in California, it will elevate him significantly and raise serious questions about Clinton's viability this late in the game.
- Obama beats Clinton in California, it will elevate him significantly and raise serious questions about Clinton's viability this late in the game.
- Sally Kohn beats Clinton in California, it will elevate him significantly and raise serious questions about Clinton's viability this late in the game.
- Sanders beats Clinton in California, it will elevate him significantly and raise serious questions about Clinton's viability this late in the game.
- Trump beats Clinton in California, it will elevate him significantly and raise serious questions about Clinton's viability this late in the game.
- U.S. beats Clinton in California, it will elevate him significantly and raise serious questions about Clinton's viability this late in the game.


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The Atlanta Hawks had no answer to Andre Drummond inside or Kentavious Caldwell-Pope outside as the Detroit Pistons got their season off to a winning start. Drummond had 18 points and 19 rebounds, while Caldwell-Pope hit four three-pointers en route to scoring 21 points as the Pistons defeated the Hawks 106-94 in the opener for both teams. Marcus Morris scored 18 points and grabbed 10 rebounds and Ersan Ilyasova added 16 points. Both were making their Pistons debuts. Detroit guard Reggie Jackson contributed 15 points, eight rebounds and five assists. Dennis Schroder came off the bench to lead the Hawks with 20 points while Paul Millsap had 19 points and eight rebounds, and Jeff Teague scored 18 points.

The

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- Andre Drummond led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.
- Atlanta led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.
- Atlanta Hawks led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.
- Caldwell led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.
- Dennis Schroder led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.
- Detroit led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.
- Detroit Pistons led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.
- Drummond led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.
- Ersan Ilyasova led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.
- Georgia led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.
- Hawks led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.
- Jeff Teague led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.
- Kentavious Caldwell led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.
- Marcus Morris led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.
- NBA led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.
- Paul Millsap led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.
- Pistons led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.
- Pope led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.
- Reggie Jackson led 82-66 going into the fourth quarter after getting 11 points and six rebounds from Drummond in Detroit's 34-point third period.


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Footage has emerged of the fatal crash showing Caitlyn Jenner's Cadillac plowing into the back of a 69-year-old widow who died in the collision. Video captured by a passing bus shows Jenner's Escalade hitting the Lexus driven by Kim Howe on the Pacific Coast Highway not far from Malibu, California. Howe died in the four-car crash, which left a slew of shattered cars on the freeway. Not long after the crash it emerged that a recording existed, which was handed over to police. The footage had not been made public, until it was published Thursday by Entertainent Tonight. Images from the video appears to show Jenner, who had not then announced her new, female identity and was known as Bruce, hitting both the white Lexus with Howe inside and another black car.

Later frames show

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- Bruce's Lexus being pushed into oncoming traffic.
- Cadillac's Lexus being pushed into oncoming traffic.
- Caitlyn Jenner's Lexus being pushed into oncoming traffic.
- California's Lexus being pushed into oncoming traffic.
- Entertainent Tonight's Lexus being pushed into oncoming traffic.
- Entertainment Tonight's Lexus being pushed into oncoming traffic.
- Escalade's Lexus being pushed into oncoming traffic.
- Howe's Lexus being pushed into oncoming traffic.
- Jenner's Lexus being pushed into oncoming traffic.
- Kim Howe's Lexus being pushed into oncoming traffic.
- Lexus's Lexus being pushed into oncoming traffic.
- Malibu's Lexus being pushed into oncoming traffic.
- Pacific Coast Highway's Lexus being pushed into oncoming traffic.


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Jihadis fighting for the Islamic State in Iraq have brutally murdered one of their own senior leaders amid rumours that he was planning to stage a coup. Abu Usman al-Hassan - the  top ISIS commander in its Mosul stronghold and a member of the terror group's advisory board - is believed to have been killed some time last week. According to local reports, al-Hassan was sentenced to death following a short trial, at which he was formally accused of conspiracy. Having been found guilty of the crime, the jihadi was executed by an unknown method at an ISIS military base to the west of the city.

Those who have fled the city in frustration with

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- Abu Bakr al's new commanders are understood to have made their way to ISIS' de facto capital in the Syrian city of Raqqa.
- Abu Usman al's new commanders are understood to have made their way to ISIS' de facto capital in the Syrian city of Raqqa.
- Al's new commanders are understood to have made their way to ISIS' de facto capital in the Syrian city of Raqqa.
- Baghdadi's new commanders are understood to have made their way to ISIS' de facto capital in the Syrian city of Raqqa.
- Hassan's new commanders are understood to have made their way to ISIS' de facto capital in the Syrian city of Raqqa.
- ISIS's new commanders are understood to have made their way to ISIS' de facto capital in the Syrian city of Raqqa.
- Iraq's new commanders are understood to have made their way to ISIS' de facto capital in the Syrian city of Raqqa.
- Iraqi's new commanders are understood to have made their way to ISIS' de facto capital in the Syrian city of Raqqa.
- Islamic State's new commanders are understood to have made their way to ISIS' de facto capital in the Syrian city of Raqqa.
- Jihadis's new commanders are understood to have made their way to ISIS' de facto capital in the Syrian city of Raqqa.
- Mosul's new commanders are understood to have made their way to ISIS' de facto capital in the Syrian city of Raqqa.


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England have unveiled the kit they will wear in their quest for World Cup glory on home soil later this year and an identical replica will set you back an eye-watering £120. The tournament kicks off on September 18 with Stuart Lancaster's side looking to repeat the heroics of the 2003 squad by lifting the William Webb Ellis Cup. The first glimpses of the kit were released by Canterbury, the manufacturers, on their official YouTube channel on Monday morning before it was unveiled by members of the squad at Twickenham Stadium. James Haskell, George Kruis, Joe Marler, Dan Cole and captain Chris Robshaw all feature on the short video as they show off the pristine shirt that Canterbury describe as their most innovative ever.

The change strip is red with

OPTIONS:
- Canterbury revealing more than 220 hours of testing and over 250,000 miles of travel have gone into perfecting the design.
- Chris Robshaw revealing more than 220 hours of testing and over 250,000 miles of travel have gone into perfecting the design.
- Dan Cole revealing more than 220 hours of testing and over 250,000 miles of travel have gone into perfecting the design.
- England revealing more than 220 hours of testing and over 250,000 miles of travel have gone into perfecting the design.
- George Kruis revealing more than 220 hours of testing and over 250,000 miles of travel have gone into perfecting the design.
- James Haskell revealing more than 220 hours of testing and over 250,000 miles of travel have gone into perfecting the design.
- Joe Marler revealing more than 220 hours of testing and over 250,000 miles of travel have gone into perfecting the design.
- Stuart Lancaster revealing more than 220 hours of testing and over 250,000 miles of travel have gone into perfecting the design.
- Twickenham Stadium revealing more than 220 hours of testing and over 250,000 miles of travel have gone into perfecting the design.
- William Webb Ellis Cup revealing more than 220 hours of testing and over 250,000 miles of travel have gone into perfecting the design.
- World Cup revealing more than 220 hours of testing and over 250,000 miles of travel have gone into perfecting the design.
- YouTube revealing more than 220 hours of testing and over 250,000 miles of travel have gone into perfecting the design.


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A Chinese woman today appeared in court in Hefei, east China, to seek compensation in the region of 4.67 million Yuan (£484,000). Zhou Yan, 20, was doused in petrol and set alight four years ago by her then boyfriend and classmate, Tao Rukun, when she tried to end their relationship. She was awarded around 1.72 million Yuan (£179,000) by a Chinese court earlier this year but has decided to appeal on the basis that the judgement was 'unreasonable', reported People's Daily Online. Zhou Yan and Tao Rukun, who were attending the same middle school, had allegedly been in a relationship when things turned sour. After Zhou tried to end the romance, Tao became enraged.

In particular,

OPTIONS:
- China demanded 1 million Yuan (£104,000) for emotional trauma - double that of previous estimates.
- Chinese demanded 1 million Yuan (£104,000) for emotional trauma - double that of previous estimates.
- GRAPHIC demanded 1 million Yuan (£104,000) for emotional trauma - double that of previous estimates.
- Hefei demanded 1 million Yuan (£104,000) for emotional trauma - double that of previous estimates.
- People's Daily Online demanded 1 million Yuan (£104,000) for emotional trauma - double that of previous estimates.
- Tao demanded 1 million Yuan (£104,000) for emotional trauma - double that of previous estimates.
- Tao Rukun demanded 1 million Yuan (£104,000) for emotional trauma - double that of previous estimates.
- Yuan demanded 1 million Yuan (£104,000) for emotional trauma - double that of previous estimates.
- Zhou demanded 1 million Yuan (£104,000) for emotional trauma - double that of previous estimates.
- Zhou Yan demanded 1 million Yuan (£104,000) for emotional trauma - double that of previous estimates.


(CNN) A mother contemplates how she does her food shopping amid shortages and high inflation in Venezuela: Whatever is cheapest in the season is what her children eat, substituting one thing for another and in much smaller portions than before. "What I have at home is enough to give them a plain arepa, and it's very little for each one," the woman, Grecia Gonzalez, told CNN en Español, referring to the traditional white corn cakes. "And for me, I don't care about going without eating. As a mother you're always thinking about feeding (your children)." New data from an annual national survey by three of Venezuela's major universities and other research groups has found that Gonzalez's experience is becoming more common in the oil-rich South American country.

The country's vice president at the time, in accepting the honor, said more than 95% of

OPTIONS:
- CNN en Español were eating three meals per day.
- Gonzalez were eating three meals per day.
- Grecia Gonzalez were eating three meals per day.
- South American were eating three meals per day.
- Venezuela were eating three meals per day.
- Venezuelans were eating three meals per day.


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(CNN) -- With their nation still absorbing the shock of Sachin Tendulkar's retirement, the next generation of Indian stars showed their ability with a stunning run chase to beat Australia in a one-day international Wednesday. Chasing an imposing 360 to win in Jaipur, India went past the target for the loss of just one wicket and with six overs to spare. It was the second highest score to win a 50 overs international, only beaten by the astonishing 436 runs by a South African side in Johannesburg in 2006, with Australia again the unfortunate opposition. Openers Rohit Sharma (141 not out) and Shikhar Dhawan (95) put India on their way before the more experienced Virat Kohli completed the task with a brutal innings.

India are the current world champions in 50 overs cricket, helped to victory on home soil in 2011 by national hero

OPTIONS:
- Aussies.
- Australia.
- CNN.
- Chase.
- India.
- Indian.
- Jaipur.
- Johannesburg.
- Rohit Sharma.
- Sachin Tendulkar.
- Shikhar Dhawan.
- South African.
- Virat Kohli.


Moussa Dembele inspired Fulham to a second-half comeback win over Reading. Fulham looked down and out after Lucas Piazon and Orlando Sa had struck for high-flying Reading. But with their manager Kit Symons' position under serious threat, a three-goal blitz in six minutes completed an amazing recovery for a 4-2 victory. Ross McCormack, Dembele and Alex Kacaniklic all struck during the purple patch. Symons was able to breathe easy once Dembele - fresh from signing a long-term deal - sealed the unlikely win. Reading are among the Sky Bet Championship's top scorers and it took them just 13 minutes to draw first blood following a sweeping move.

Matej Vydra's final defence-splitting, first-time pass freed

OPTIONS:
- Alex Kacaniklic and the on-loan Chelsea midfielder calmly stroked the ball home.
- Alexander Kacaniklic and the on-loan Chelsea midfielder calmly stroked the ball home.
- Dembele and the on-loan Chelsea midfielder calmly stroked the ball home.
- Fulham and the on-loan Chelsea midfielder calmly stroked the ball home.
- Kit Symons and the on-loan Chelsea midfielder calmly stroked the ball home.
- Lucas Piazon and the on-loan Chelsea midfielder calmly stroked the ball home.
- Moussa Dembele and the on-loan Chelsea midfielder calmly stroked the ball home.
- Orlando Sa and the on-loan Chelsea midfielder calmly stroked the ball home.
- Reading and the on-loan Chelsea midfielder calmly stroked the ball home.
- Ross McCormack and the on-loan Chelsea midfielder calmly stroked the ball home.
- Sky Bet Championship and the on-loan Chelsea midfielder calmly stroked the ball home.
- Symons and the on-loan Chelsea midfielder calmly stroked the ball home.


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Nasa wants to land the first humans on Mars in 2035, and to do that, it needs the world's toughest parachute. Its latest plan is to use a large inflatable 'flying saucer' that will slow a spacecraft down after piercing through the thin Martian atmosphere. Dubbed the density supersonic decelerator (LDSD), the space agency plans to conduct an ambitious test flight of its design on Wednesday at 1:30pm (5:30pm GMT). The LDSD is unique in its design, using a donut-shaped inflatable decelerator to create atmospheric drag. When attached to the exterior of a capsule travelling at Mach 4 it will be capable of slowing it down to Mach 2, where a regular parachute can then deploy.

Last June, to simulate the

OPTIONS:
- GMT atmosphere on Earth, the LDSD was lifted to a height of 23 miles (37km) by a high-altitude balloon.
- Inflatable atmosphere on Earth, the LDSD was lifted to a height of 23 miles (37km) by a high-altitude balloon.
- LDSD atmosphere on Earth, the LDSD was lifted to a height of 23 miles (37km) by a high-altitude balloon.
- Mach 2 atmosphere on Earth, the LDSD was lifted to a height of 23 miles (37km) by a high-altitude balloon.
- Mach 4 atmosphere on Earth, the LDSD was lifted to a height of 23 miles (37km) by a high-altitude balloon.
- Mars atmosphere on Earth, the LDSD was lifted to a height of 23 miles (37km) by a high-altitude balloon.
- Martian atmosphere on Earth, the LDSD was lifted to a height of 23 miles (37km) by a high-altitude balloon.
- Nasa atmosphere on Earth, the LDSD was lifted to a height of 23 miles (37km) by a high-altitude balloon.


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(CNN) A  pair of New England state troopers were relieved from duty Thursday after a multistate car chase that began in Massachusetts ended in a violent arrest, officials said. News helicopters hovering over the final moments of Wednesday's pursuit in Nashua, New Hampshire, captured video of uniformed law enforcement officers throwing punches at the suspect as he knelt on the ground next to his pickup truck, his hands on the asphalt in front of him. The takedown played out live on some local news stations. New Hampshire State Police Director Robert Quinn told reporters one of his troopers was "immediately relieved from duty without pay" for his alleged involvement in the "disturbing" incident. His agency will conduct an internal investigation and cooperate with a criminal probe by the state attorney general.

The internal police reviews are separate from the

OPTIONS:
- Massachusetts attorney general's criminal investigation.
- Nashua attorney general's criminal investigation.
- New England attorney general's criminal investigation.
- New Hampshire attorney general's criminal investigation.
- Robert Quinn attorney general's criminal investigation.


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(CNN) An ISIS massacre on the streets of Moscow? Bombs detonated by the same terror group in St. Petersburg? Such "huge terrorist acts" might have happened if Russian authorities hadn't detained seven alleged ISIS members, state media reported. The FSB -- Russia's security agency and the successor to the Soviet Union's KGB -- told state-run TASS news that the seven suspects were charged Wednesday for plotting terrorist attacks. They'd been detained February 7 in Yekaterinburg, Russia's fourth-largest city situated in the Sverdlovsk region in the Urals, according to a report by state-run Sputnik news citing the FSB. To date, Russia hasn't been hit by ISIS terror attacks on busy, civilian-filled areas like those in Paris, Tunis or Jakarta. But it has been a target, in part for the Kremlin's armed efforts against the Islamist extremist group in Syria.

They were ready to launch "high-profile terrorist attacks" in Moscow,

OPTIONS:
- Asian and around Sverdlovsk.
- FSB and around Sverdlovsk.
- ISIS and around Sverdlovsk.
- Islamist and around Sverdlovsk.
- Jakarta and around Sverdlovsk.
- KGB and around Sverdlovsk.
- Kremlin and around Sverdlovsk.
- Moscow and around Sverdlovsk.
- Paris and around Sverdlovsk.
- Russia and around Sverdlovsk.
- Russian and around Sverdlovsk.
- Soviet Union and around Sverdlovsk.
- Sputnik and around Sverdlovsk.
- St. Petersburg and around Sverdlovsk.
- Sverdlovsk and around Sverdlovsk.
- Syria and around Sverdlovsk.
- TASS and around Sverdlovsk.
- Tunis and around Sverdlovsk.
- Turkey and around Sverdlovsk.
- Urals and around Sverdlovsk.
- Yekaterinburg and around Sverdlovsk.


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Even the Swedes in tennis, usually as prone to over-excitement as an IKEA wardrobe, are getting excited about this one. Andy Murray's coach Jonas Bjorkman hailed Friday's Wimbledon semi-final as a match between 'these giants of the game' while his opposite number in Roger Federer's corner, Stefan Edberg, was looking rather more intense than is normal. Ex-world No 1 Mats Wilander declared: 'This is the most excited I have been for a match between the two of them ever in terms of their rivalry. 'Does Roger believe he can win a Grand Slam at this moment? 'I think it will go the distance. Both of them will figure out a way to prolong the match to the very end.'

One concern for those hoping for a Murray triumph on Sunday is that, since returning from back surgery at the beginning of last year, he has not beaten either

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray or Djokovic.
- Ex or Djokovic.
- Federer or Djokovic.
- Grand Slam or Djokovic.
- IKEA or Djokovic.
- Jonas Bjorkman or Djokovic.
- Mats Wilander or Djokovic.
- Murray or Djokovic.
- Roger or Djokovic.
- Roger Federer or Djokovic.
- Stefan Edberg or Djokovic.
- Swedes or Djokovic.
- Wimbledon or Djokovic.


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Their sons -- Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, Tamir Rice and Eric Garner  -- have become symbols of a raging national conversation about police brutality and racial injustice. The mothers of these four unarmed black men and boys felled by bullets or excessive police force have no doubt their sons would still be alive if they were white. No question, they say. "I think absolutely my son's race and the color of his skin had a lot to do with why he was shot and killed," Sybrina Fulton, Martin's mother, told CNN's Anderson Cooper on Friday. "In all of these cases, these victims were unarmed. These victims were African-American. That needs to be our conversation."

... Because people are now realizing ... it's not just about

OPTIONS:
- African rights ... it's about human rights."
- American rights ... it's about human rights."
- Anderson Cooper rights ... it's about human rights."
- CNN rights ... it's about human rights."
- Eric Garner rights ... it's about human rights."
- Garner rights ... it's about human rights."
- Martin rights ... it's about human rights."
- Michael Brown rights ... it's about human rights."
- Sybrina Fulton rights ... it's about human rights."
- Tamir Rice rights ... it's about human rights."
- Trayvon Martin rights ... it's about human rights."


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Seoul, South Korea (CNN) Arriving at the Blue House, the sprawling executive office and residence of the South Korean head of state, brings back memories. Just a few years ago, CNN was invited to the same room to interview Park Geun-hye -- now the first South Korean president to be impeached. Today, we're here to meet her successor, President Moon Jae-in. In stark contrast to Park, who was perceived as "disconnected," Moon is known as the approachable and humble president. He once said he wanted to be the leader "who could share a glass of soju (a Korean alcohol) with the public after work."

"I hope North Korea will also participate which will provide a very good opportunity for inter-

OPTIONS:
- Blue House peace and reconciliation," he says.
- CNN peace and reconciliation," he says.
- Korean peace and reconciliation," he says.
- Korean War peace and reconciliation," he says.
- Moon peace and reconciliation," he says.
- Moon Jae peace and reconciliation," he says.
- North Korea peace and reconciliation," he says.
- Park peace and reconciliation," he says.
- Park Geun peace and reconciliation," he says.
- Seoul peace and reconciliation," he says.
- South Korea peace and reconciliation," he says.
- South Korean peace and reconciliation," he says.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) On Sunday activist Maria-Teresa "Tess" Asplund, 42, stood alone in confronting several hundred neo-Nazi marchers in Sweden, her fist firmly raised in protest. Asplund's defiant act only lasted for a couple of seconds -- just enough for Swedish photographer David Lagerlöf to capture the image. But Lagerlöf's photo, which he posted to Twitter, has rocketed around the Internet and heaped praise on the slender woman with the close-cropped hair who has inspired others by showing courage in the face of hatred. "When I did it, I was angry. I wasn't scared," Asplund told CNN. "Now when I think about it, I understand it could have been worse. Now I see that."

"I've been to several other demonstrations and there has been lots more violence, with more clashes between anti-fascist groups and neo-

OPTIONS:
- Asplund groups," he said.
- CNN groups," he said.
- David Lagerlöf groups," he said.
- Internet groups," he said.
- Lagerlöf groups," he said.
- Maria groups," he said.
- Nazi groups," he said.
- Sweden groups," he said.
- Swedish groups," he said.
- Teresa groups," he said.
- Tess groups," he said.
- Tess Asplund groups," he said.
- Twitter groups," he said.


How does the sentence end?

It seems that scoring stunning volleys in Tyne-Wear derbies is not the limit of Sunderland striker Jermain Defoe's limits as he shows off his impressive keepy up skills with a tennis ball. Fresh from his heroics on Sunday when he struck a brilliant volley to earn his side victory against Newcastle at the Stadium of Light, Defoe was the first player to take part in Sunderland's keepy up challenge. The former Tottenham forward set an impressive score of 76 for his team-mates to beat before taking the second part of the challenge - keepy ups with a Creme Egg. Tyne-Wear derby hero Jermain Defoe takes on the Sunderland keepy up challenge

Defoe was overcome with emotion in the wake of his brilliant blast, and admits the joy it brought to a sold-out

OPTIONS:
- Creme Egg was too much to take in.
- Defoe was too much to take in.
- Jermain Defoe was too much to take in.
- Newcastle was too much to take in.
- Stadium of Light was too much to take in.
- Sunderland was too much to take in.
- Tottenham was too much to take in.
- Tyne-Wear was too much to take in.
- Tyne-Wear derby was too much to take in.
- West Ham was too much to take in.


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

Sir Alex Ferguson is worried about the limited opportunities for young players to develop - but insists  Manchester United are the best in the business at rewarding talent with first-team football. The former Red Devils manager achieved unprecedented success at Old Trafford and lifted 38 trophies during his silverware-laden 27-year spell before retiring in 2013. Ferguson is fondly remembered for bringing youngsters through including David Beckham, Nicky Butt, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes and Phil and Gary Neville - who became known as the Class of '92. They were part of the team that won the Youth Cup against Crystal Palace on May 15 1992, and four of them – Butt, Scholes, Beckham and Neville – went on to become established England internationals.

'So I think in other circumstances you are correct but, for

OPTIONS:
- Alex Ferguson, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- Beckham, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- British, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- Butt, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- Class of '92, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- Crystal Palace, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- David Beckham, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- England, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- Ferguson, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- Gary Neville, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- Manchester United, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- Neville, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- Nicky Butt, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- Old Trafford, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- Paul Scholes, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- Phil, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- Red Devils, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- Ryan Giggs, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- Scholes, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'
- Youth Cup, they will always be a very strong in bringing young players through.'


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LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Comic actor Harvey Korman has died at 81, according to the UCLA Medical Center. Harvey Korman's death comes after complications from the rupture of an abdominal aortic aneurysm. Korman died at the center four months after suffering complications from the rupture of an abdominal aortic aneurysm. "It was a miracle in itself that he survived the incident at all. Everyone in the hospital referred to him as 'miracle man' because of his strong will and ability to bounce right back after several major operations," said Korman's daughter, Kate Korman. "Tragically, after such a hard-fought battle, he passed away."

OPTIONS:
- AP was a regular on "The Carol Burnett Show" from 1967 through 1978, for which he won Emmy awards in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1974.
- Blazing Saddles was a regular on "The Carol Burnett Show" from 1967 through 1978, for which he won Emmy awards in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1974.
- CNN was a regular on "The Carol Burnett Show" from 1967 through 1978, for which he won Emmy awards in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1974.
- California was a regular on "The Carol Burnett Show" from 1967 through 1978, for which he won Emmy awards in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1974.
- Carol Burnett Show was a regular on "The Carol Burnett Show" from 1967 through 1978, for which he won Emmy awards in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1974.
- Golden Globe was a regular on "The Carol Burnett Show" from 1967 through 1978, for which he won Emmy awards in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1974.
- Harvey Korman was a regular on "The Carol Burnett Show" from 1967 through 1978, for which he won Emmy awards in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1974.
- High Anxiety was a regular on "The Carol Burnett Show" from 1967 through 1978, for which he won Emmy awards in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1974.
- History of the World, Part 1 was a regular on "The Carol Burnett Show" from 1967 through 1978, for which he won Emmy awards in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1974.
- Kate Korman was a regular on "The Carol Burnett Show" from 1967 through 1978, for which he won Emmy awards in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1974.
- Korman was a regular on "The Carol Burnett Show" from 1967 through 1978, for which he won Emmy awards in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1974.
- LOS ANGELES was a regular on "The Carol Burnett Show" from 1967 through 1978, for which he won Emmy awards in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1974.
- Mel Brooks was a regular on "The Carol Burnett Show" from 1967 through 1978, for which he won Emmy awards in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1974.
- Tragically was a regular on "The Carol Burnett Show" from 1967 through 1978, for which he won Emmy awards in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1974.
- UCLA Medical Center was a regular on "The Carol Burnett Show" from 1967 through 1978, for which he won Emmy awards in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1974.


Chelsea captain John Terry has promised to work closely with Ruben Loftus-Cheek, after the 19-year-old was slammed by Jose Mourinho for his showing in a friendly against Sydney FC. Mourinho lambasted the young midfielder for his display in Australia, after bringing him on for Diego Costa after 40 minutes and replacing him in the 68th. The Portuguese manager said Loftus-Cheek's performance heralded 'a step back' in their relationship but Terry has vowed to help the youngster to learn from the incident. 'He's a young boy and he needs to take it on the chin,' Terry said. 'I'm sure he will, but as captain I'll have a quiet word, for sure.

'(Loftus-

OPTIONS:
- Australia) was saying he had a pain in his back,' Mourinho said.
- Cheek) was saying he had a pain in his back,' Mourinho said.
- Chelsea) was saying he had a pain in his back,' Mourinho said.
- Diego Costa) was saying he had a pain in his back,' Mourinho said.
- John Terry) was saying he had a pain in his back,' Mourinho said.
- Jose Mourinho) was saying he had a pain in his back,' Mourinho said.
- Loftus) was saying he had a pain in his back,' Mourinho said.
- Mourinho) was saying he had a pain in his back,' Mourinho said.
- Portuguese) was saying he had a pain in his back,' Mourinho said.
- Ruben Loftus) was saying he had a pain in his back,' Mourinho said.
- Sydney) was saying he had a pain in his back,' Mourinho said.
- Sydney FC) was saying he had a pain in his back,' Mourinho said.
- Terry) was saying he had a pain in his back,' Mourinho said.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) As an African-American man, Dr. Georges Benjamin says he feels like "an endangered species," due to gun violence claiming the lives of men his color disproportionately to their numbers. Benjamin is executive director of the American Public Health Association, and he has a message for the nation's top public health official, Dr. Thomas Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control: Stop your silence on guns. Frieden has spoken, written and tweeted prolifically on a wide range of health and safety issues during his six-year tenure at the CDC, but he's kept deafeningly silent on the issue of gun violence, the second-biggest killer of young people in the United States.

Congress has already taken away nearly all

OPTIONS:
- African funding for gun research.
- African American funding for gun research.
- American funding for gun research.
- American Public Health Association funding for gun research.
- Benjamin funding for gun research.
- CDC funding for gun research.
- Centers for Disease Control funding for gun research.
- Congress funding for gun research.
- Frieden funding for gun research.
- Georges Benjamin funding for gun research.
- Thomas Frieden funding for gun research.
- United States funding for gun research.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump on Wednesday said "we'll see" when asked if he would fire Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price in the wake of reports he has used taxpayer-funded private planes for government business. The President said he is "not happy" about the practice several of his Cabinet members have engaged in. "I was looking into it and I will look into it. I will tell you personally, I'm not happy about it,"  Trump told reporters at the White House. "I am not happy about it I'm going to look at it. I let him know it."

However, a

OPTIONS:
- CNN official said Wednesday that President Trump has "no immediate plans" to remove him from the Cabinet.
- Cabinet official said Wednesday that President Trump has "no immediate plans" to remove him from the Cabinet.
- Donald Trump official said Wednesday that President Trump has "no immediate plans" to remove him from the Cabinet.
- Health and Human Services official said Wednesday that President Trump has "no immediate plans" to remove him from the Cabinet.
- Tom Price official said Wednesday that President Trump has "no immediate plans" to remove him from the Cabinet.
- Trump official said Wednesday that President Trump has "no immediate plans" to remove him from the Cabinet.
- Washington official said Wednesday that President Trump has "no immediate plans" to remove him from the Cabinet.
- White House official said Wednesday that President Trump has "no immediate plans" to remove him from the Cabinet.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Foreign policy, increasingly, is what is happening around the world while the United States is making other plans. More than five months into Donald Trump's presidency, American adversaries and allies alike are adjusting to a new era in which Washington seeks its own idiosyncratic and unpredictable "America First" path. In Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, governments are assessing shifting US priorities and in some cases seeking alternative sources of leadership and partnership in the belief that America has stepped back. Trump's unpopularity abroad is forcing leaders to consider their own political positions, before getting too close to the American President -- even if they seek to preserve Washington's still vital global role as the guarantor of liberal market economics and democracy.

The

OPTIONS:
- America administration refutes the notion that it has downgraded American leadership, arguing that Trump's foreign trips, flurry of meetings and frequent calls with foreign presidents and prime ministers shows intense engagement.
- America First administration refutes the notion that it has downgraded American leadership, arguing that Trump's foreign trips, flurry of meetings and frequent calls with foreign presidents and prime ministers shows intense engagement.
- American administration refutes the notion that it has downgraded American leadership, arguing that Trump's foreign trips, flurry of meetings and frequent calls with foreign presidents and prime ministers shows intense engagement.
- Asia administration refutes the notion that it has downgraded American leadership, arguing that Trump's foreign trips, flurry of meetings and frequent calls with foreign presidents and prime ministers shows intense engagement.
- Donald Trump administration refutes the notion that it has downgraded American leadership, arguing that Trump's foreign trips, flurry of meetings and frequent calls with foreign presidents and prime ministers shows intense engagement.
- Europe administration refutes the notion that it has downgraded American leadership, arguing that Trump's foreign trips, flurry of meetings and frequent calls with foreign presidents and prime ministers shows intense engagement.
- Middle East administration refutes the notion that it has downgraded American leadership, arguing that Trump's foreign trips, flurry of meetings and frequent calls with foreign presidents and prime ministers shows intense engagement.
- Trump administration refutes the notion that it has downgraded American leadership, arguing that Trump's foreign trips, flurry of meetings and frequent calls with foreign presidents and prime ministers shows intense engagement.
- US administration refutes the notion that it has downgraded American leadership, arguing that Trump's foreign trips, flurry of meetings and frequent calls with foreign presidents and prime ministers shows intense engagement.
- United States administration refutes the notion that it has downgraded American leadership, arguing that Trump's foreign trips, flurry of meetings and frequent calls with foreign presidents and prime ministers shows intense engagement.
- Washington administration refutes the notion that it has downgraded American leadership, arguing that Trump's foreign trips, flurry of meetings and frequent calls with foreign presidents and prime ministers shows intense engagement.


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

Twelve months ago, the pressure on Brazil to perform at a major tournament had reached an unprecedented crescendo. Their World Cup campaign, however, ended in humiliation on home soil as eventual winners Germany ran riot in the semi-finals. One year on and expectations are significantly lower as the returning Dunga takes his side to Chile for the Copa America. Nine consecutive victories since the former captain took charge for a second spell have restored confidence, even if the swashbuckling style of old remains a distant memory. And following their win over Mexico last weekend, Brazil edged out a limited Honduras side in their final friendly before they travel to Temuco for their opening game against Peru on Sunday.

The 23-year-old plies his club trade for

OPTIONS:
- BOOED Brazil in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Barcelona in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Brazil in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Chelsea in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Chile in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Copa America in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Coutinho in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- David Luiz in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Dunga in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Felipe Luis in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Firmino in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Germany in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Hoffenheim in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Honduras in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Liverpool in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Manchester City in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Mexico in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Neymar in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Peru in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Porto Alegre in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Robinho in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Temuco in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- Willian in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.
- World Cup in Germany and will hope to use the Copa America as a springboard to a regular role in Dunga's starting XI.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- The Senate on Thursday passed its version of the health care bill, inching the country closer to the biggest expansion of medical coverage since Medicare was enacted more than four decades ago. Senate Democrats declared victory after the 60-39 party line vote, but one of the most complicated tasks is still ahead. A conference committee must reconcile the differences -- notably a public option, how to pay for the plan that emerges, and coverage for abortion -- and merge them into one. The House and Senate will then have to pass the revised plan before it can be sent to President Obama's desk. Each chamber needs a simple majority vote for final passage.

The Senate plan increases the

OPTIONS:
- CNN payroll tax on individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples earning more than $250,000 from the current 1.45 percent to 2.35 percent.
- House payroll tax on individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples earning more than $250,000 from the current 1.45 percent to 2.35 percent.
- Medicare payroll tax on individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples earning more than $250,000 from the current 1.45 percent to 2.35 percent.
- Obama payroll tax on individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples earning more than $250,000 from the current 1.45 percent to 2.35 percent.
- Ornstein payroll tax on individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples earning more than $250,000 from the current 1.45 percent to 2.35 percent.
- Senate payroll tax on individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples earning more than $250,000 from the current 1.45 percent to 2.35 percent.
- Senate Democrats payroll tax on individuals earning more than $200,000 and couples earning more than $250,000 from the current 1.45 percent to 2.35 percent.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) President Donald Trump is commemorating International Holocaust Remembrance Day by slamming America's door on refugees. This is a ghastly repeat of the tragic mistake America made in 1921, when President Warren Harding signed the Emergency Quota Act, severely limiting the numbers of refugees and immigrants admitted to the country. Even at the height of Holocaust, as millions of Jews, homosexuals, political dissidents and others were exterminated, the US kept its doors shut. The Refugee Convention of 1951 arose from the ashes of the Holocaust to ensure that never again would the world turn refugees over to their executioners. How ironically tragic that Trump has chosen to observe Holocaust Remembrance Day by once again derailing America's commitment to refugee protection.

In other words, refugees are already thoroughly vetted but, like so much else with

OPTIONS:
- America, the facts do not seem to matter.
- Donald Trump, the facts do not seem to matter.
- Emergency Quota Act, the facts do not seem to matter.
- Holocaust, the facts do not seem to matter.
- Holocaust Remembrance Day, the facts do not seem to matter.
- International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the facts do not seem to matter.
- Jews, the facts do not seem to matter.
- Mark Hetfield, the facts do not seem to matter.
- Refugee Convention of 1951, the facts do not seem to matter.
- Trump, the facts do not seem to matter.
- US, the facts do not seem to matter.
- Warren Harding, the facts do not seem to matter.


(CNN) We can thank Beyoncé for Jay-Z's new album in more ways than one. Not only does "4:44" contain lyrics that address the rumors of infidelity that Beyoncé raised in her visual album "Lemonade," but, according to Jay-Z's producer, Queen Bey was directly involved. "I always call Bey our de facto A&R," producer No I.D. told The New York Times in a Q&A published over the weekend. "Pillow talk is the strongest conversation on the planet. Every song has to get past her ears, in my eyes." A record label's A&R division is responsible for developing an artist once they're signed.

Related:

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- A&R-Z apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- Bey-Z apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- Beyoncé-Z apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- CNN-Z apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- Firm-Z apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- Jay-Z apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- Lemonade-Z apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- No I.D.-Z apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- Q&A-Z apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- The New York Times-Z apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- Tidal-Z apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'
- Z-Z apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs'


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Parents have condemned a school's decision to make children as young as 12  learn a 'sexist' play which features outrageous chat-up lines and advice on how to bed girls by getting them drunk. Pupils at The Warriner School, in Bloxham, Oxfordshire, were given the play Too Much Punch for Judy by Mark Wheeller to take home to revise last weekend. However, parents were left stunned when they saw the script contained crude dialogue from male characters on the lookout for 'nooky.' In the play, two friends - named Bob and Nob - go searching for 'talent' and talk about plying 'tasty' Essex girls with booze to stop them thinking before 'going in for the kill'.

There are also references to

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- Bloxham not wearing any underwear before playing 'billiards… in his pockets' when he sees 'hot girls' during their night out.
- Bob not wearing any underwear before playing 'billiards… in his pockets' when he sees 'hot girls' during their night out.
- Essex not wearing any underwear before playing 'billiards… in his pockets' when he sees 'hot girls' during their night out.
- Judy not wearing any underwear before playing 'billiards… in his pockets' when he sees 'hot girls' during their night out.
- Mark Wheeller not wearing any underwear before playing 'billiards… in his pockets' when he sees 'hot girls' during their night out.
- Nob not wearing any underwear before playing 'billiards… in his pockets' when he sees 'hot girls' during their night out.
- Oxfordshire not wearing any underwear before playing 'billiards… in his pockets' when he sees 'hot girls' during their night out.
- The Warriner School not wearing any underwear before playing 'billiards… in his pockets' when he sees 'hot girls' during their night out.
- Too Much Punch not wearing any underwear before playing 'billiards… in his pockets' when he sees 'hot girls' during their night out.


Write the next sentence.

The ex-husband and son of a  woman convicted of killing her two baby daughters nearly three decades ago died in a suspected DUI crash in Mississippi over the weekend. Robert Sims, 63, and Randall Sims, 27, of Edwardsville, Illinois, were killed Saturday when their Jeep was forced off of an overpass in Jackson, Mississippi, by a Volvo operated by Yolanda McNeeley who, according to police, was drunk at the time of the collision. Robert Sims was once married to Paula Sims, who is currently serving a life sentence for killing her two-week-old daughter, Loralei, in 1986, and her six-week-old daughter, Heather, in 1989.

Three months after the conviction,

OPTIONS:
- DUI pleaded guilty to concealment of a homicidal death.
- Edwardsville pleaded guilty to concealment of a homicidal death.
- Heather pleaded guilty to concealment of a homicidal death.
- Illinois pleaded guilty to concealment of a homicidal death.
- Jackson pleaded guilty to concealment of a homicidal death.
- Jeep pleaded guilty to concealment of a homicidal death.
- Loralei pleaded guilty to concealment of a homicidal death.
- Mississippi pleaded guilty to concealment of a homicidal death.
- Paula Sims pleaded guilty to concealment of a homicidal death.
- Randall Sims pleaded guilty to concealment of a homicidal death.
- Robert pleaded guilty to concealment of a homicidal death.
- Robert Sims pleaded guilty to concealment of a homicidal death.
- Volvo pleaded guilty to concealment of a homicidal death.
- Yolanda McNeeley pleaded guilty to concealment of a homicidal death.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic will not leave Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain this summer despite being linked with a return to AC Milan, according to the striker's agent Mino Raiola. The Sweden international helped PSG secure a historic quadruple this season after successes in the Coupe de France, the Coupe de la Ligue, the pre-season Trophee des Champions and winning the Ligue 1 title. There have, however, been reports suggesting the 33-year-old could return to the club where he won the Serie A title. But Raiola has rejected the rumours and insisted his client will not be leaving Parc des Princes during the transfer window.

'President Nasser Al-Khelaifi was asked about this and said no,

OPTIONS:
- AC Milan will not sell Ibrahimovic.'
- Coupe de France will not sell Ibrahimovic.'
- Coupe de la Ligue will not sell Ibrahimovic.'
- Germain will not sell Ibrahimovic.'
- Ibrahimovic will not sell Ibrahimovic.'
- Ligue 1 will not sell Ibrahimovic.'
- Mino Raiola will not sell Ibrahimovic.'
- PSG will not sell Ibrahimovic.'
- Parc des Princes will not sell Ibrahimovic.'
- Paris Saint will not sell Ibrahimovic.'
- Raiola will not sell Ibrahimovic.'
- Serie A will not sell Ibrahimovic.'
- Silvio Berlusconi will not sell Ibrahimovic.'
- Sweden will not sell Ibrahimovic.'
- Trophee des Champions will not sell Ibrahimovic.'
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic will not sell Ibrahimovic.'