A grandson was today accused of illegally owning a dangerous dog which killed his grandmother in a savage attack in her home. Cardiff Magistrates' Court heard Craig Greve, 23, of Cardiff, was the owner of the American bulldog which was dangerously out of control. Rhona Greve, 64, of Ely, Cardiff, suffered 16 bite wounds to her neck and face after the dog - named Solo - attacked her last Friday evening, the court was told. She later died at the University Hospital of Wales, in Cardiff. Scroll down for video Mother-of-four Rhona Greve, 64, (pictured) died after she was savaged by a dog in her own home

The case has been sent to

OPTIONS:
- American crown court and he was remanded in custody.
- Cardiff crown court and he was remanded in custody.
- Court crown court and he was remanded in custody.
- Craig Greve crown court and he was remanded in custody.
- Ely crown court and he was remanded in custody.
- Greve crown court and he was remanded in custody.
- Magistrates' Court crown court and he was remanded in custody.
- Rhona Greve crown court and he was remanded in custody.
- Solo crown court and he was remanded in custody.
- University Hospital crown court and he was remanded in custody.
- Wales crown court and he was remanded in custody.


Complete the passage.

As the firstborn child of Tinseltown's most famous couple, North West was destined to have a privileged upbringing. As the apple of Kim and Kanye West's eye, North, who turns two this month, has travelled the world, graced the front row of fashion week and has the most esteemed children's designers on speed dial. North has also been showered with love by both of her parents, which is regularly documented on her mother's Instagram feed. So, as Kim announces that she's pregnant with her second child, how will little Nori cope with the new arrival? 'North West is bound to find it difficult as she will have been used to being the centre of her parent’s universe for over two years by the time the new baby is born,' said Child Psychologist, Dr Angharad Rudkin.

However,

OPTIONS:
- Angharad Rudkin is close to her cousins so she is used to the hustle and bustle of life in a bigger family.'
- Instagram is close to her cousins so she is used to the hustle and bustle of life in a bigger family.'
- Kanye is close to her cousins so she is used to the hustle and bustle of life in a bigger family.'
- Kanye West is close to her cousins so she is used to the hustle and bustle of life in a bigger family.'
- Kim is close to her cousins so she is used to the hustle and bustle of life in a bigger family.'
- Nori is close to her cousins so she is used to the hustle and bustle of life in a bigger family.'
- North is close to her cousins so she is used to the hustle and bustle of life in a bigger family.'
- North West is close to her cousins so she is used to the hustle and bustle of life in a bigger family.'
- Tinseltown is close to her cousins so she is used to the hustle and bustle of life in a bigger family.'


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Donald Trump has a message for the American people: No fat chicks. And America has a message for him: That kind of crass sexism may have sold tabloids in the '90s, but it loses you elections in a more feminist, body-positive 2016. His poor performance at the first presidential debate was brought into even sharper relief by a stunning show from Hillary Clinton, who pointedly brought up Trump's chauvinist treatment of women. "And one of the worst things he said was about a woman in a beauty contest -- he loves beauty contests, supporting them, and hanging around them -- and he called this woman 'Miss Piggy,' then he called her 'Miss Housekeeping' because she was Latina," Clinton said.

OPTIONS:
- Alicia Machado are, in general, larger than we've been in the past.
- America are, in general, larger than we've been in the past.
- American are, in general, larger than we've been in the past.
- Americans are, in general, larger than we've been in the past.
- Clinton are, in general, larger than we've been in the past.
- Donald Trump are, in general, larger than we've been in the past.
- Filipovic are, in general, larger than we've been in the past.
- Hillary Clinton are, in general, larger than we've been in the past.
- Jill Filipovic are, in general, larger than we've been in the past.
- Latina are, in general, larger than we've been in the past.
- Miss Housekeeping are, in general, larger than we've been in the past.
- Miss Piggy are, in general, larger than we've been in the past.
- Trump are, in general, larger than we've been in the past.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) When France enacted its ban on "ostentatious symbols" in public schools in 2004, the so-called "veil ban" was justified under the guise of a warped form of European cultural relativism. It's just the French way, you see. Over the years, legislation in France has continued to encroach into the private sphere of Muslim citizens, with a keen focus on women. Muslim women in headscarves have been prohibited from working in private nurseries. Mothers in headscarves have been banned from school outings. Women in face veils are prohibited from walking the streets, using hospitals or public transport. Students in long skirts are sent home for wearing "religious clothing." Non-pork alternatives have been removed from school menus.

No dogs and no

OPTIONS:
- CNN, the signs could have read.
- European, the signs could have read.
- France, the signs could have read.
- French, the signs could have read.
- Muslim, the signs could have read.
- Muslims, the signs could have read.
- Myriam Francois, the signs could have read.


Write the next sentence.

Jon Hamm has completed a stint in rehab, it has been revealed. The Mad Men actor spent 30 days at the Silver Hill Hospital in New Canaan, Connecticut for alcohol abuse, his rep told TMZ. The 44-year-old star checked in at the end of February. It was not revealed when he checked out, but the TV icon was seen at a special screening of Mad Men in New York City on Saturday. Scroll down for video After treatment: Jon Hamm completed a 30-day stint in rehab, his rep announced on Tuesday; here he is pictured at LAX airport the same day

The Bridesmaids star is sporting a generous amount of facial hair that evokes a far more rugged image than his Mad Men

OPTIONS:
- Connecticut character
- Don Draper character
- Hamm character
- Jennifer Westfeldt character
- Jon character
- Jon Hamm character
- LAX airport character
- Mad Men character
- New Canaan character
- New York City character
- Silver Hill Hospital character
- TMZ character


Find the right ending to this passage.

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

By September 2012, Atar was back in

OPTIONS:
- Abu Ahmad -- a different man.
- Andre Jacob -- a different man.
- Atar -- a different man.
- Belgian -- a different man.
- Brussels -- a different man.
- CNN -- a different man.
- El Bakraoui -- a different man.
- French -- a different man.
- ISIS -- a different man.
- Iraqi -- a different man.
- Moroccan -- a different man.
- Oussama Atar -- a different man.
- Paris -- a different man.


How does this story end?

This time last year the world was shocked by the abduction of 276 Nigerian schoolgirls who were kidnapped from their school by Boko Haram militants. A-listers from Michelle Obama to Angelina Jolie lent their support to the #bringbackourgirlscampaign in the hope the children could be saved. But Unicef have revealed that a year later, more than 200 of these girls remain in captivity while scores of other children have gone missing since. Scroll down for video Rose Zeeharrah, right, with her children at a camp for internally displaced persons, in Yola, Adamawa, where the family fled after a Boko Haram rebel group attacked their village and killed her husband

The teacher told us that

OPTIONS:
- Adamawa was here and he told us to run to the river.
- Angelina Jolie was here and he told us to run to the river.
- Boko Haram was here and he told us to run to the river.
- Michelle Obama was here and he told us to run to the river.
- Nigerian was here and he told us to run to the river.
- Rose Zeeharrah was here and he told us to run to the river.
- Unicef was here and he told us to run to the river.
- Yola was here and he told us to run to the river.


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

British tennis is hoping for a historic weekend in Ghent as Leon Smith aims to guide his side to Davis Cup glory. Great Britain, who last won the tennis national team competition back in 1936, face Belgium for the trophy on the clay of the Flanders Expo. It’s been an impressive run to the final for Smith’s squad, who have defeated USA, France and Australia along the way to the finale. The last time Great Britain reached the final in 1978, Paul Hutchins guided them to the showdown in California having also defeated Australia in the semi-finals and including a pair of brothers in the line-up. Here is how the 2015 and 1978 finals compare:

Obviously there was no internet for fans back in '78 but

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray confirmed, 'every newspaper sent a journalist.'
- Australia confirmed, 'every newspaper sent a journalist.'
- Belgium confirmed, 'every newspaper sent a journalist.'
- British confirmed, 'every newspaper sent a journalist.'
- California confirmed, 'every newspaper sent a journalist.'
- Davis Cup confirmed, 'every newspaper sent a journalist.'
- Flanders Expo confirmed, 'every newspaper sent a journalist.'
- France confirmed, 'every newspaper sent a journalist.'
- Ghent confirmed, 'every newspaper sent a journalist.'
- Great Britain confirmed, 'every newspaper sent a journalist.'
- Leon Smith confirmed, 'every newspaper sent a journalist.'
- Paul Hutchins confirmed, 'every newspaper sent a journalist.'
- Smith confirmed, 'every newspaper sent a journalist.'
- USA confirmed, 'every newspaper sent a journalist.'


It’s not a familiar message in this country but it rang out loud and clear ahead of the second one-day international against New Zealand at The Oval. More six, please: we’re English. If Eoin Morgan’s side bat half as entertainingly as they did on Tuesday at Edgbaston, spectators in south London will go home wondering what hit them. Their total of 408 for nine included 14 blows over the rope and led to a crushing 210-run win – all three statistics being high-water marks for this one-day team. And the numbers provided a welcome twist to the complaint that England’s 50-over batting had become a broken record.

If

OPTIONS:
- Black Caps manage to bottle that feeling, and a chastened New Zealand respond in kind, the fun may only just have started.
- Edgbaston manage to bottle that feeling, and a chastened New Zealand respond in kind, the fun may only just have started.
- England manage to bottle that feeling, and a chastened New Zealand respond in kind, the fun may only just have started.
- Eoin Morgan manage to bottle that feeling, and a chastened New Zealand respond in kind, the fun may only just have started.
- London manage to bottle that feeling, and a chastened New Zealand respond in kind, the fun may only just have started.
- New Zealand manage to bottle that feeling, and a chastened New Zealand respond in kind, the fun may only just have started.
- The Oval manage to bottle that feeling, and a chastened New Zealand respond in kind, the fun may only just have started.


Write the next sentence.

Pet cats are being snatched off the streets and killed in their ten of thousands across Asia - to feed the booming appetite for their meat in Vietnam. Restaurants serving domestic cats – sold as a delicacy known as 'baby tiger' – are springing up across northern Vietnam, despite laws against eating the animals. And at one restaurant – an hour's drive from the capital Hanoi – the owner told MailOnline demand is so high he'd slaughtered 31 cats already that day just to keep up. Scroll down for video Caught, skinned and boned: A wheelbarrow load of cats  arrives at popular restaurant near Hanoi, Vietnam

And a

OPTIONS:
- Asia probe has found pet cats destined for the dinner table are being held in horrific conditions as they await slaughter.
- Hanoi probe has found pet cats destined for the dinner table are being held in horrific conditions as they await slaughter.
- MailOnline probe has found pet cats destined for the dinner table are being held in horrific conditions as they await slaughter.
- Moggie probe has found pet cats destined for the dinner table are being held in horrific conditions as they await slaughter.
- Vietnam probe has found pet cats destined for the dinner table are being held in horrific conditions as they await slaughter.


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

The promoter of a dance party at which six people collapsed from 'overdosing on liquid fantasy' has defended the event in an impassioned social media post. Dirty Funken Beats organiser Christian Avant hosted a similar event on Sydney Harbour at Easter which was shut down when four people overdosed on ecstasy. At the weekend a party was held at McLaren's Landing South Strandbroke Island, off the coast of south-east Queensland, attended by several hundred people. Six people collapsed, five were rushed to hospital and two were left in a critical condition. A Queensland police spokesman confirmed to Daily Mail Australia at the weekend three men and two women had been taken to Gold Coast University Hospital.

'I am not burying my head in the sand about the sad circumstances surrounding a few patrons that attended

OPTIONS:
- Christian Avant and I will continue working with Police (who I had paid to attend the event and be on the Island) to provide a safer and more controlled environment for my events,' the promoter wrote.
- Daily Mail Australia and I will continue working with Police (who I had paid to attend the event and be on the Island) to provide a safer and more controlled environment for my events,' the promoter wrote.
- Dirty Funken Beats and I will continue working with Police (who I had paid to attend the event and be on the Island) to provide a safer and more controlled environment for my events,' the promoter wrote.
- Easter and I will continue working with Police (who I had paid to attend the event and be on the Island) to provide a safer and more controlled environment for my events,' the promoter wrote.
- Gold Coast University Hospital and I will continue working with Police (who I had paid to attend the event and be on the Island) to provide a safer and more controlled environment for my events,' the promoter wrote.
- Landing South Strandbroke Island and I will continue working with Police (who I had paid to attend the event and be on the Island) to provide a safer and more controlled environment for my events,' the promoter wrote.
- McLaren and I will continue working with Police (who I had paid to attend the event and be on the Island) to provide a safer and more controlled environment for my events,' the promoter wrote.
- Queensland and I will continue working with Police (who I had paid to attend the event and be on the Island) to provide a safer and more controlled environment for my events,' the promoter wrote.
- South Stradbroke Island and I will continue working with Police (who I had paid to attend the event and be on the Island) to provide a safer and more controlled environment for my events,' the promoter wrote.
- Sydney Harbour and I will continue working with Police (who I had paid to attend the event and be on the Island) to provide a safer and more controlled environment for my events,' the promoter wrote.


How does this story end?

Nineteen years ago, Ron Davis and Lucia McBath celebrated the birth of a son. Sunday, they should have celebrated Jordan Davis' birthday with him. Instead, they faced the prospect of a new trial for the man accused of killing him. A jury in Jacksonville on Saturday found Michael Dunn guilty of attempted second-degree murder for opening fire on three other teens in the same SUV as Jordan Davis -- but deadlocked on the murder charge against him in Davis' death. Prosecutors had argued that Dunn recklessly shot at the teens after complaining about the volume of their music in a convenience store parking lot. Three of his 10 shots struck Davis, one of them cutting through his liver, a lung and his aorta.

But

OPTIONS:
- Davis said his son was a good kid and didn't deserve to be collateral damage in an argument over loud music.
- Dunn said his son was a good kid and didn't deserve to be collateral damage in an argument over loud music.
- Jacksonville said his son was a good kid and didn't deserve to be collateral damage in an argument over loud music.
- Jordan Davis said his son was a good kid and didn't deserve to be collateral damage in an argument over loud music.
- Lucia McBath said his son was a good kid and didn't deserve to be collateral damage in an argument over loud music.
- Michael Dunn said his son was a good kid and didn't deserve to be collateral damage in an argument over loud music.
- Ron Davis said his son was a good kid and didn't deserve to be collateral damage in an argument over loud music.


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

Washington (CNN) Sen. Luther Strange and Roy Moore have one final day of campaigning before Republican voters in Alabama will take to the polls in a GOP primary to decide who they want to run against Democrat Doug Jones in the special election to fill a US Senate seat. Strange, who was appointed by then-Gov. Robert Bentley to finish out the term after Jeff Sessions became attorney general, is running against Moore, the former chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court in the GOP primary. Strange is seen as an establishment Republican who has strong support from President Donald Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to keep the seat, which Sessions had held for two decades. He has been propped up by more than $9 million in spending from the Senate Leadership Fund, a super PAC aligned with McConnell.

In 2014,

OPTIONS:
- Alabama wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- Alabama Supreme Court wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- CNN wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- Democrat wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- Donald Trump wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- Doug Jones wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- GOP wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- Jeff Sessions wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- Luther Strange wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- McConnell wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- Mitch McConnell wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- Moore wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- PAC wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- Republican wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- Republicans wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- Robert Bentley wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- Roy Moore wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- Senate wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- Senate Leadership Fund wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- Sessions wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- Strange wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- Trump wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- US wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.
- Washington wrote letters to all 50 state governors calling on them to convene a constitutional convention to ban same-sex marriage.


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

Hundreds of flight passengers, including the airline’s chairman, have been forced to slum it overnight in Hong Kong Airport. The Air New Zealand  flight has been delayed by around 20 hours after its engine failed upon arrival at Hong Kong on Saturday. It had been due to leave the city at 7.10pm local time (10.10pm AEST, or 12.10am on Sunday in New Zealand), but has taken off around 20 hours later. One of the passengers on the NZ80 flight included the Air NZ chairman Tony Carter, who was flying business class according to NZ Herald. They had initially remained onboard for two hours before they got off and queued for accommodation.

It was due to arrive in

OPTIONS:
- AEST at 11am local time on Sunday, but will instead land on Monday morning.
- AU$9 at 11am local time on Sunday, but will instead land on Monday morning.
- Air NZ at 11am local time on Sunday, but will instead land on Monday morning.
- Air New Zealand at 11am local time on Sunday, but will instead land on Monday morning.
- Auckland at 11am local time on Sunday, but will instead land on Monday morning.
- Hong Kong at 11am local time on Sunday, but will instead land on Monday morning.
- Hong Kong Airport at 11am local time on Sunday, but will instead land on Monday morning.
- NZ Herald at 11am local time on Sunday, but will instead land on Monday morning.
- NZ$10 at 11am local time on Sunday, but will instead land on Monday morning.
- NZ80 at 11am local time on Sunday, but will instead land on Monday morning.
- New Zealand at 11am local time on Sunday, but will instead land on Monday morning.
- Tony Carter at 11am local time on Sunday, but will instead land on Monday morning.


(CNN) Donald Trump is aiming to pull off one of the greatest political comebacks in history. The Republican nominee is rebounding from a summer of repeated stumbles that threatened to undermine his candidacy, underscoring his ability to claw his way back and stay competitive despite controversies that would sink any other politician. Poll: Nine weeks out, a near even race Trump and Hillary Clinton enter the critical post-Labor Day phase of the campaign in a dead heat. A CNN/ORC national poll released Tuesday finds Trump ahead of Clinton by two points -- 45% to 43% -- among likely voters. The race is also tight among registered voters, where Clinton has a three point advantage. Both findings are within the margin of error.

Or a sudden global crisis, economic shock -- or even a smoking gun suggesting a hidden

OPTIONS:
- CNN scandal -- could also shake up the race.
- Clinton scandal -- could also shake up the race.
- Donald Trump scandal -- could also shake up the race.
- Hillary Clinton scandal -- could also shake up the race.
- Labor Day scandal -- could also shake up the race.
- ORC scandal -- could also shake up the race.
- Republican scandal -- could also shake up the race.
- Trump scandal -- could also shake up the race.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) The leader of the world's most populous nation sits in the halls of power in Beijing, but a part of him remains in the American heartland. Xi Jinping's visit to the United States in February 2012 included expected stops in Washington and trade meetings in California. Even an NBA game. But the part Xi, 59, looked most forward to was an evening in Muscatine, Iowa. He wanted to visit "old friends" he'd met on a trip to Iowa almost 30 years ago. Rewind to a time when Mikhail Gorbachev was ascending to the leadership of the Soviet Communist Party, Terry Anderson was taken hostage in Lebanon and Tiananmen Square was just another place in Beijing. Xi arrived in Muscatine for two weeks in April 1985 with a Chinese delegation looking into farming technology.

Tubandt gestured heavily and drew drawings in the sand to explain things to his

OPTIONS:
- American visitor.
- Beijing visitor.
- California visitor.
- China visitor.
- Chinese visitor.
- Iowa visitor.
- Lebanon visitor.
- Mikhail Gorbachev visitor.
- Muscatine visitor.
- NBA visitor.
- Soviet Communist Party visitor.
- Terry Anderson visitor.
- Terry Branstad visitor.
- Tiananmen Square visitor.
- United States visitor.
- Washington visitor.
- Xi visitor.
- Xi Jinping visitor.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Britain's booming car industry has roared ahead of its rivals, and one in five new cars in the whole of Europe is now registered in the UK. The number of new cars on Britain's roads topped 872,000 in the first three months of this year, the strongest start to a year for more than a decade. Ministers said the UK's car industry is fuelling the great jobs revival, with Nissan in the north of east alone producing more cars than the whole of Italy. Latest figures show a sharp rise in new cars registered in the UK, up 9 per cent on the first quarter of 2014.

Ministers are particularly delighted at the large number of cars now made in the

OPTIONS:
- Britain.
- England.
- Europe.
- Italy.
- Nissan.
- UK.


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

Islanders living on a remote Pacific atoll have told MailOnline they are convinced that Amelia Earhart was captured by the Japanese after her plane crashed there nearly 80 years ago. Friends and descendants of islanders who insist they saw the American aviator and her navigator Fred Noonan after their Lockheed Electra plane crashed in the Marshall Islands have told what they have learned about the adventurous pair who vanished during a round-the-world flight. Islanders who claim to have seen the couple on board a Japanese ship in 1937 after their plane came down have since died - but not before they relayed stories of seeing Amelia and Noonan in a remote part of the Marshall Islands.

'"She was definitely

OPTIONS:
- Amelia, not Japanese, and I did help fix Noonan's leg".'
- Amelia Earhart, not Japanese, and I did help fix Noonan's leg".'
- American, not Japanese, and I did help fix Noonan's leg".'
- Earhart, not Japanese, and I did help fix Noonan's leg".'
- Fred Noonan, not Japanese, and I did help fix Noonan's leg".'
- Islanders, not Japanese, and I did help fix Noonan's leg".'
- Japanese, not Japanese, and I did help fix Noonan's leg".'
- Lockheed Electra, not Japanese, and I did help fix Noonan's leg".'
- MailOnline, not Japanese, and I did help fix Noonan's leg".'
- Marshall Islands, not Japanese, and I did help fix Noonan's leg".'
- Mili, not Japanese, and I did help fix Noonan's leg".'
- New Guinea, not Japanese, and I did help fix Noonan's leg".'
- Noonan, not Japanese, and I did help fix Noonan's leg".'
- Pacific, not Japanese, and I did help fix Noonan's leg".'


Complete the passage.

John McEnroe believes that Great Britain are clear favourites for the Davis Cup final against Belgium later this month. Great Britain are bidding to win the competition for the first time since 1936 - when a certain Fred Perry was part of the team - as they take on the Belgians on indoor clay in Ghent. And while seven-time Grand Slam singles champion McEnroe acknowledges there will be pressure on Andy Murray, he insists that the British No 1 will not be affected by it. McEnroe said: 'To me Great Britain should win. It’s set up for them. 'There will be pressure for Murray, but the way he handled it against Australia, he’ll handle it again and win two singles, and it would be nice if he did it again with his brother [Jamie].

It’s more difficult on the road, but I pick

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray.
- Australia.
- Belgians.
- Belgium.
- British.
- Davis Cup.
- Fred Perry.
- GB.
- Ghent.
- Grand Slam.
- Great Britain.
- Jamie.
- John McEnroe.
- McEnroe.
- Murray.
- US.


How does this story end?

(CNN) -- Two years after a Fort Bragg soldier disappeared after visiting a North Carolina bar, police believe they have found her remains. "We are deeply saddened that the discovery of the apparent remains of Army Spc. Kelli Bordeaux now concludes our final hopes of her returning safely," Col. Christian Karsner, Task Force Bragg's chief of staff, said Wednesday. The remains were found Wednesday near the I-295 corridor in northern Fayetteville, police said. Nicholas Michael Holbert, 27, has been arrested and will be charged with first-degree murder in connection with Bordeaux's death, authorities said. Fayetteville police said more charges might follow.

OPTIONS:
- Army led police to a shallow grave where the soldier's apparent remains were found, according to The Fayetteville Observer.
- Bordeaux led police to a shallow grave where the soldier's apparent remains were found, according to The Fayetteville Observer.
- CNN led police to a shallow grave where the soldier's apparent remains were found, according to The Fayetteville Observer.
- Christian Karsner led police to a shallow grave where the soldier's apparent remains were found, according to The Fayetteville Observer.
- Fayetteville led police to a shallow grave where the soldier's apparent remains were found, according to The Fayetteville Observer.
- Fayetteville Observer led police to a shallow grave where the soldier's apparent remains were found, according to The Fayetteville Observer.
- Fort Bragg led police to a shallow grave where the soldier's apparent remains were found, according to The Fayetteville Observer.
- Kelli Bordeaux led police to a shallow grave where the soldier's apparent remains were found, according to The Fayetteville Observer.
- Nicholas Michael Holbert led police to a shallow grave where the soldier's apparent remains were found, according to The Fayetteville Observer.
- North Carolina led police to a shallow grave where the soldier's apparent remains were found, according to The Fayetteville Observer.
- Task Force Bragg led police to a shallow grave where the soldier's apparent remains were found, according to The Fayetteville Observer.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Not many people can boast of having had DCI Tom Barnaby examining evidence in their sitting room after a murder was committed in their front garden. But that's exactly what Brian and Zoe Bowman, who own the Grade II listed Hall House in the Buckinghamshire village of Haddenham, can claim. In 2004, the cast and crew of ITV's Midsomer Murders – known for its picturesque locations – took over the timber-framed house to film an episode of the long-running series, called Things That Go Bump In The Night. In the episode, a friend of Joyce, DCI Barnaby's wife, is killed when she is struck from behind with a brick while making her way into her home.

Until 2011, John Nettles played the lead role of

OPTIONS:
- Brian and Jane Wymark was Joyce.
- Buckinghamshire and Jane Wymark was Joyce.
- DCI Barnaby and Jane Wymark was Joyce.
- Friend and Jane Wymark was Joyce.
- Grade II and Jane Wymark was Joyce.
- Haddenham and Jane Wymark was Joyce.
- Hall House and Jane Wymark was Joyce.
- ITV and Jane Wymark was Joyce.
- Joyce and Jane Wymark was Joyce.
- Midsomer Murders and Jane Wymark was Joyce.
- Things That Go Bump In The Night and Jane Wymark was Joyce.
- Tom Barnaby and Jane Wymark was Joyce.
- Zoe Bowman and Jane Wymark was Joyce.


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

(CNN) -- "Obama did worse." "Christie's toast." Those are the two main things media commentators, from the right and the left, said about New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie this week. Together, they expose the carelessness of the way we talk and think about the people who aspire to the presidency. Start from this point: Many on Christie's staff are implicated in an abuse of power that inflicted harm upon tens of thousands of people. Perhaps the governor didn't know that his staffers had gleefully ordered a traffic disruption on the George Washington Bridge last year. There is no evidence that he did know. On the other hand, these were the people the governor had chosen. This was the culture of the office he led.

When a politician gets into trouble, as

OPTIONS:
- CNN has done, pundits suddenly decide that it's their job to mimic crisis managers.
- Chris Christie has done, pundits suddenly decide that it's their job to mimic crisis managers.
- Christie has done, pundits suddenly decide that it's their job to mimic crisis managers.
- David Frum has done, pundits suddenly decide that it's their job to mimic crisis managers.
- Frum has done, pundits suddenly decide that it's their job to mimic crisis managers.
- George Washington Bridge has done, pundits suddenly decide that it's their job to mimic crisis managers.
- New Jersey has done, pundits suddenly decide that it's their job to mimic crisis managers.
- Nixon has done, pundits suddenly decide that it's their job to mimic crisis managers.
- Obama has done, pundits suddenly decide that it's their job to mimic crisis managers.


An innocent man was the victim of a horrific acid attack because he was simply in the 'wrong place at the wrong time', a court heard today. Wayne Ingold was in a communal area outside his flat in Witham, Essex, when he heard banging at the main entrance. When the 57-year-old opened the door  he was doused with a corrosive acid, causing serious burns to his face and arms - life-changing injuries. Mr Ingold, who once worked as a chauffeur for X Factor supremo Simon Cowell, initially thought the liquid was simply orange juice because it had been contained in a sports drink bottle.

'The Crown say that these words from the mouth of Mr

OPTIONS:
- Aaaron Isaac are him concluding that by February 2015, because he had not been charged with any offence, he had arrogantly concluded he had got away with it.
- Chelmsford Court are him concluding that by February 2015, because he had not been charged with any offence, he had arrogantly concluded he had got away with it.
- Essex are him concluding that by February 2015, because he had not been charged with any offence, he had arrogantly concluded he had got away with it.
- Ingold are him concluding that by February 2015, because he had not been charged with any offence, he had arrogantly concluded he had got away with it.
- Simon Cowell are him concluding that by February 2015, because he had not been charged with any offence, he had arrogantly concluded he had got away with it.
- Wayne Ingold are him concluding that by February 2015, because he had not been charged with any offence, he had arrogantly concluded he had got away with it.
- Witham are him concluding that by February 2015, because he had not been charged with any offence, he had arrogantly concluded he had got away with it.
- X Factor are him concluding that by February 2015, because he had not been charged with any offence, he had arrogantly concluded he had got away with it.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) Former FBI Director James Comey is expected to testify next week before the Senate intelligence committee, but President Donald Trump may try to stop him by asserting executive privilege. It would not work. Trump cannot use executive privilege to keep Comey from testifying about discussions that may point to potential misconduct, and that's especially true now that Trump has already made those discussions public. Although The New York Times reported that the President is not planning on doing so, he could change his mind, according to two senior administration officials. Executive privilege is not a well-defined legal concept. You can't find the words "executive privilege" anywhere in the Constitution. It's not written down in any federal statute, and it's not part of the rules of evidence.

There is only one reason I can think of --

OPTIONS:
- Comey lied.
- Constitution lied.
- Donald Trump lied.
- FBI lied.
- James Comey lied.
- Page Pate lied.
- Senate lied.
- The New York Times lied.
- Trump lied.


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

(CNN) -- Coming home from Asia, Barack Obama is obviously going through another rough patch in his presidency. But this time, it could be more dangerous: He is perilously close to becoming a lame duck 33 months before he leaves office. That is bad for him, bad for the country and bad for the world. The second term of a presidency often follows an arc. As Lyndon Johnson told his aides after his landslide victory in 1964, you've got about a year to get things done at home. And second-term presidents have often seized on those early months for domestic accomplishments. After that, Washington becomes mired in midterm politicking, and in your third year, people start looking over your shoulder at who is coming next.

The administration's increasing focus on

OPTIONS:
- Asia is a welcome move, but it too has gone less well than expected.
- Barack Obama is a welcome move, but it too has gone less well than expected.
- CNN is a welcome move, but it too has gone less well than expected.
- David Gergen is a welcome move, but it too has gone less well than expected.
- Gergen is a welcome move, but it too has gone less well than expected.
- Lyndon Johnson is a welcome move, but it too has gone less well than expected.
- Obama is a welcome move, but it too has gone less well than expected.
- Washington is a welcome move, but it too has gone less well than expected.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

A little boy with autism has sent his toy bear on a round-the-world mission to help him raise awareness about the disability. In January 2013, Dorian Poe, from Burlington, Ontario, sent his favorite toy out on the global adventure, having been inspired by the story of a cancer-stricken girl who, unable to live her own dreams of world travel, sent her teddy bear in her place. Hoping to raise the same level of global awareness about his own condition, Dorian decided to send his Ganz Webkinz bear, called Tikko, out into the world, carrying with him a message of understanding and tolerance for those affected by autism.

'I fundraise each year to pay the $24,500.00/year tuition it costs for

OPTIONS:
- Burlington to go to a special needs school.
- Dorian to go to a special needs school.
- Dorian Poe to go to a special needs school.
- Ganz Webkinz to go to a special needs school.
- Ontario to go to a special needs school.
- Tikko to go to a special needs school.


How does this story end?

A Venezuelan vet wanted in the USA accused of surgically implanting bags of heroin inside puppies has been arrested by Spanish police Andres Lopez Elorza, 33, was arrested on Saturday for allegedly being part of a drug-trafficking gang that used dogs to send liquid heroin from Colombia to the United State. When police raided his clinic in Medellin, Colombia in 2005, they discovered ten dogs, three of them with three kilograms of heroin implanted inside them. The married father-of-two fled to Spain, where he has been living for the past eight years and working as a vet for two companies.

Lopez was arrested in

OPTIONS:
- Andres Lopez Elorza in 2013 but released while his extradition was being considered.
- Colombia in 2013 but released while his extradition was being considered.
- Medellin in 2013 but released while his extradition was being considered.
- Spain in 2013 but released while his extradition was being considered.
- Spanish in 2013 but released while his extradition was being considered.
- USA in 2013 but released while his extradition was being considered.
- United State in 2013 but released while his extradition was being considered.
- Venezuelan in 2013 but released while his extradition was being considered.
- Vet in 2013 but released while his extradition was being considered.


Write the last sentence in this story.

Hillary Clinton's media tour continued with an interview from a very friendly face. The former secretary of state, who has been combating sinking poll numbers due to her email scandal, sat down with 29-year-old Girls creator Lena Dunham to help debut Dunham's new feminist newsletter, Lenny Letter. This chat followed a breezy appearance on Ellen, a segment on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and a sit-down with fashion and beauty site Refinery29, all in an effort to make the presidential hopeful seem more approachable and fun. Dunham released a sneak preview of the interview on Instagram today, in which she asks Hillary: 'Do you consider yourself a feminist?'

Dunham was among

OPTIONS:
- Democratic's first wave of celebrity supporters this cycle.
- Dunham's first wave of celebrity supporters this cycle.
- Ellen's first wave of celebrity supporters this cycle.
- Girls's first wave of celebrity supporters this cycle.
- Hillary's first wave of celebrity supporters this cycle.
- Hillary Clinton's first wave of celebrity supporters this cycle.
- Instagram's first wave of celebrity supporters this cycle.
- Jimmy Fallon's first wave of celebrity supporters this cycle.
- Lena Dunham's first wave of celebrity supporters this cycle.
- Lenny Letter's first wave of celebrity supporters this cycle.
- Refinery29's first wave of celebrity supporters this cycle.
- The Tonight Show's first wave of celebrity supporters this cycle.


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

(CNN) A new study lends support to one of the biggest fears about Zika virus: It might increase the risk of the rare neurological syndrome Guillain-Barre. Years before Zika virus first appeared in Latin America, it spread from Africa and Asia to Pacific islands. From 2013 to 2014, French Polynesia had 32,000 suspected cases of Zika virus. During this same period, there was also an uptick in cases of Guillain-Barre. Researchers in French Polynesia and Europe looked at those 42 cases of Guillain-Barre in the Pacific Island nation between October 2013 and April 2014. They asked whether there was any evidence these patients had been exposed to Zika virus.

In addition, 88% of patients had experienced typical symptoms of Zika, including fever, rash and joint pain, usually about a week before developing

OPTIONS:
- Africa-Barre.
- Asia-Barre.
- Barre-Barre.
- CNN-Barre.
- Europe-Barre.
- French Polynesia-Barre.
- Guillain-Barre.
- Latin America-Barre.
- Pacific-Barre.
- Pacific Island-Barre.
- Zika-Barre.


How does the sentence end?

Marco Verratti is the latest name to be linked to Barcelona as presidential candidates battle to win the upcoming election with promises of big name signings. Agusti Benedito has revealed that the diminutive Italy playmaker will be his primary transfer target should he gather enough votes by next month's election. The 22-year-old is under contract with French quardruple winners Paris Saint Germain, although Benedito is confident of luring him to the Nou Camp. Despite being banned from signing any players until January 2016, the Catalans have already secured the services of Arda Turan from Atletico Madrid and Aleix Vidal from Sevilla - with Verratti being touted as the latest voting incentive.

'We have not held negotiations with PSG or

OPTIONS:
- Agusti Benedito because that's impossible, but we have been in touch and have a good relationship.
- Aleix Vidal because that's impossible, but we have been in touch and have a good relationship.
- Arda Turan because that's impossible, but we have been in touch and have a good relationship.
- Atletico Madrid because that's impossible, but we have been in touch and have a good relationship.
- Barca because that's impossible, but we have been in touch and have a good relationship.
- Barcelona because that's impossible, but we have been in touch and have a good relationship.
- Benedito because that's impossible, but we have been in touch and have a good relationship.
- Catalans because that's impossible, but we have been in touch and have a good relationship.
- French because that's impossible, but we have been in touch and have a good relationship.
- Italy because that's impossible, but we have been in touch and have a good relationship.
- Ligue because that's impossible, but we have been in touch and have a good relationship.
- Marco Verratti because that's impossible, but we have been in touch and have a good relationship.
- Nou Camp because that's impossible, but we have been in touch and have a good relationship.
- PSG because that's impossible, but we have been in touch and have a good relationship.
- Paris Saint Germain because that's impossible, but we have been in touch and have a good relationship.
- Sevilla because that's impossible, but we have been in touch and have a good relationship.
- Verratti because that's impossible, but we have been in touch and have a good relationship.


(CNN) -- The son of Gabon's former president was declared the winner of the country's presidential elections on Thursday, sparking violent protests in some parts of the West African nation. Two men walk by tyres set on fire by opposition supporters in Libreville, Gabon. Voters went to the polls Sunday to elect a successor to President Omar Bongo, who died in June after more than four decades in office. Bongo, 73, was Africa's longest-serving ruler. In a live announcement Thursday on Gabonese television, Interior Minister Jean Francois Ndongou said Ali Bongo received 41.73 percent of the votes in Sunday's election, with former interior minister Andre Mba Obame getting 25.88 percent and main opposition leader Pierre Mamboundou winning 25.22 percent.

Security forces patrolled the streets in the

OPTIONS:
- Africa capital of Libreville, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Ali Bongo capital of Libreville, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Andre Mba Obame capital of Libreville, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Bongo capital of Libreville, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- CNN capital of Libreville, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- French capital of Libreville, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Gabon capital of Libreville, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Gabonese capital of Libreville, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Jean Francois Ndongou capital of Libreville, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Libreville capital of Libreville, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Omar Bongo capital of Libreville, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Pierre Mamboundou capital of Libreville, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- Port-Gentil capital of Libreville, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.
- West African capital of Libreville, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.


Find the right ending to this passage.

It's a tough life being one of Australia's cutest animals - as these furry and feathery critters would know. These 10 animals have been voted in as the most adorable native animals in the entire country. Archer the koala from Sydney's Featherdale Wildlife Park took out the top gong, followed by nine other incredibly cute creatures from zoos and aquariums across Australia. They were voted in by members of the public from a shortlist of 25, which was initiated by tour provider Experience Oz. Lucy the wombat from Tasmania's Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, Quobba the Quokka from Perth Zoo, Sassy the Wombat from Tasmania's ZooDoo Zoo and Gangis the Gang Gang Cockatoo from Western Australia's Caversham Wildlife Park were among those named finalists behind the cute koala.

'It seems appropriate that a koala – one of the most recognisable of all Australian animals – won the vote, so congratulations to Archer and the team at

OPTIONS:
- Archer.'
- Australia.'
- Australian.'
- Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary.'
- Caversham Wildlife Park.'
- Experience Oz.'
- Featherdale Wildlife Park.'
- Gang Gang Cockatoo.'
- Gangis.'
- Lucy.'
- Perth Zoo.'
- Quobba.'
- Quokka.'
- Sassy the Wombat.'
- Sydney.'
- Tasmania.'
- Western Australia.'
- ZooDoo Zoo.'


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) When George Michael came out as a gay man in an exclusive interview with CNN in April 1998, public attitudes about homosexuality were far different from how they are today. Same-sex marriage was illegal, violence against gays or lesbians was not classified as a hate crime, and HIV and AIDS still carried a heavy stigma. In that climate nearly 20 years ago, the British music superstar appeared on CNN and went public with his sexual orientation. Michael, then 34, told CNN's Jim Moret that he did not have his first gay relationship until he was 27 and that he had decided to keep his sexuality private because of the way he was publicly scrutinized earlier in his career.

For the remainder of his career, Michael supported

OPTIONS:
- AIDS research and education, women's and children's organizations and groups working to end world famine.
- British research and education, women's and children's organizations and groups working to end world famine.
- CNN research and education, women's and children's organizations and groups working to end world famine.
- George Michael research and education, women's and children's organizations and groups working to end world famine.
- HIV research and education, women's and children's organizations and groups working to end world famine.
- Jim Moret research and education, women's and children's organizations and groups working to end world famine.
- Michael research and education, women's and children's organizations and groups working to end world famine.


Write the next sentence.

Calexico, California (CNN) For the first time on the border, drug traffickers allegedly bought U.S. property for the sole purpose of building a house to conceal the end of a 415-yard smuggling tunnel from Mexico, authorities said Wednesday. Inside the life of a drug-trafficking teen Four people were arrested this week in connection with a raid on the tunnel underneath a three-bedroom house in Calexico, California, that sits about 300 yards north of the international line, authorities said. The tunnel entrance was inside a restaurant in Mexicali, Mexico, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Authorities confiscated 1,532 pounds of marijuana, with a street value of nearly $6 million.

OPTIONS:
- CNN also used a second Calexico residence four miles from the tunnel exit to store the drugs and then they moved the narcotics to a Calexico warehouse, where transportation cells moved the drugs to the cities northward, authorities said.
- Calexico also used a second Calexico residence four miles from the tunnel exit to store the drugs and then they moved the narcotics to a Calexico warehouse, where transportation cells moved the drugs to the cities northward, authorities said.
- California also used a second Calexico residence four miles from the tunnel exit to store the drugs and then they moved the narcotics to a Calexico warehouse, where transportation cells moved the drugs to the cities northward, authorities said.
- Mexicali also used a second Calexico residence four miles from the tunnel exit to store the drugs and then they moved the narcotics to a Calexico warehouse, where transportation cells moved the drugs to the cities northward, authorities said.
- Mexico also used a second Calexico residence four miles from the tunnel exit to store the drugs and then they moved the narcotics to a Calexico warehouse, where transportation cells moved the drugs to the cities northward, authorities said.
- Smugglers also used a second Calexico residence four miles from the tunnel exit to store the drugs and then they moved the narcotics to a Calexico warehouse, where transportation cells moved the drugs to the cities northward, authorities said.
- U.S. also used a second Calexico residence four miles from the tunnel exit to store the drugs and then they moved the narcotics to a Calexico warehouse, where transportation cells moved the drugs to the cities northward, authorities said.
- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement also used a second Calexico residence four miles from the tunnel exit to store the drugs and then they moved the narcotics to a Calexico warehouse, where transportation cells moved the drugs to the cities northward, authorities said.


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

Bangkok (CNN) Yu Yanhua hasn't been back to her apartment in days. She's been too frightened, she says, after at least four dissidents of Chinese origin were arrested or simply disappeared from Thailand in the last four months... only to resurface back in China in the custody of the government. Yu is a pro-democracy activist who fled to Thailand last year to escape government repression in China. "I thought I would get protection in Bangkok, that I wouldn't have to live in fear of being arrested all the time," she says, bursting into tears. Now she lives in fear of being snatched off the streets by Chinese agents.

Any mention of the deadly events of June 4, 1989 is strictly censored in

OPTIONS:
- Bangkok.
- CNN.
- China.
- Chinese.
- Thailand.
- Yu.
- Yu Yanhua.


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

(CNN) The killer of a French police officer and his partner at their home outside Paris on Monday had previously spoken of his desire to launch terror attacks on French soil, according to court documents obtained by CNN. French terror attacker threatened Euro 2016 in Facebook video, source says According to the records, communications by Larossi Abballa in 2011 "highlight the fact that he seemed also a volunteer to commit violent actions in France," in addition to wanting to be a jihadist fighter overseas. Abballa declared his allegiance to ISIS in a video message he recorded Monday after taking over the couple's home in Magnanville, west of Paris. Following a standoff with police, Abballa was shot dead by a SWAT team and the couple's 3-year-old son, who had been held by the attacker, was rescued.

Some conservatives in

OPTIONS:
- Abballa are arguing for a form of preventive detention for those regarded as most dangerous, that would extend existing police powers to keep people under house arrest.
- CNN are arguing for a form of preventive detention for those regarded as most dangerous, that would extend existing police powers to keep people under house arrest.
- Euro are arguing for a form of preventive detention for those regarded as most dangerous, that would extend existing police powers to keep people under house arrest.
- France are arguing for a form of preventive detention for those regarded as most dangerous, that would extend existing police powers to keep people under house arrest.
- French are arguing for a form of preventive detention for those regarded as most dangerous, that would extend existing police powers to keep people under house arrest.
- ISIS are arguing for a form of preventive detention for those regarded as most dangerous, that would extend existing police powers to keep people under house arrest.
- Larossi Abballa are arguing for a form of preventive detention for those regarded as most dangerous, that would extend existing police powers to keep people under house arrest.
- Magnanville are arguing for a form of preventive detention for those regarded as most dangerous, that would extend existing police powers to keep people under house arrest.
- Paris are arguing for a form of preventive detention for those regarded as most dangerous, that would extend existing police powers to keep people under house arrest.
- SWAT are arguing for a form of preventive detention for those regarded as most dangerous, that would extend existing police powers to keep people under house arrest.


Write the next sentence.

The Pentagon's inspector general has reportedly launched an investigation into U.S. military officials overseeing the fight against ISIS. Officials at United States Central Command, Centcom, are believed to have altered intelligence reports to provide a rosier picture of progress in the fight against ISIS, according to the New York Times. It is not yet known which or how many Centcom officials are under review, but the accusations had enough merit that the House and Senate Intelligence Committees have also been informed, the Times said. The investigation reportedly arose from a whistleblower complaint lodged by civilian analyst at the Defense Intelligence Agency.

The information in the reports is classified, compelling the

OPTIONS:
- Centcom' source to say no more.
- Defense Intelligence Agency' source to say no more.
- House' source to say no more.
- House and Senate Intelligence Committees' source to say no more.
- ISIS' source to say no more.
- New York Times' source to say no more.
- Pentagon' source to say no more.
- Senate Intelligence Committees' source to say no more.
- Times' source to say no more.
- U.S.' source to say no more.
- United States Central Command' source to say no more.


Write the next sentence.

Neil Robertson revealed Chelsea captain John Terry urged him to keep his head after firing a history-making maximum break during his Betway UK Championship triumph in York. Chelsea fan Robertson is good friends with the Blues skipper, and after beating China's Liang Wenbo 10-5 to secure his second UK title in three years the Australian explained how mid-match text message encouragement from Terry had given him the impetus to get over the line. Along with a £150,000 winner's cheque, Robertson snatched the bonus of £44,000 for making his immaculate 147 break in the sixth frame. It was the first maximum made in a final of any of snooker's Triple Crown tournaments: the Masters, World Championship or UK.

OPTIONS:
- Australian are floating puzzlingly close to the relegation zone in the Premier League, and risk going out of the Champions League before the knock-out stage if they lose to Jose Mourinho's former club.
- Betway UK Championship are floating puzzlingly close to the relegation zone in the Premier League, and risk going out of the Champions League before the knock-out stage if they lose to Jose Mourinho's former club.
- Blues are floating puzzlingly close to the relegation zone in the Premier League, and risk going out of the Champions League before the knock-out stage if they lose to Jose Mourinho's former club.
- Champions League are floating puzzlingly close to the relegation zone in the Premier League, and risk going out of the Champions League before the knock-out stage if they lose to Jose Mourinho's former club.
- Chelsea are floating puzzlingly close to the relegation zone in the Premier League, and risk going out of the Champions League before the knock-out stage if they lose to Jose Mourinho's former club.
- China are floating puzzlingly close to the relegation zone in the Premier League, and risk going out of the Champions League before the knock-out stage if they lose to Jose Mourinho's former club.
- John Terry are floating puzzlingly close to the relegation zone in the Premier League, and risk going out of the Champions League before the knock-out stage if they lose to Jose Mourinho's former club.
- Liang Wenbo are floating puzzlingly close to the relegation zone in the Premier League, and risk going out of the Champions League before the knock-out stage if they lose to Jose Mourinho's former club.
- Masters are floating puzzlingly close to the relegation zone in the Premier League, and risk going out of the Champions League before the knock-out stage if they lose to Jose Mourinho's former club.
- Neil Robertson are floating puzzlingly close to the relegation zone in the Premier League, and risk going out of the Champions League before the knock-out stage if they lose to Jose Mourinho's former club.
- Porto are floating puzzlingly close to the relegation zone in the Premier League, and risk going out of the Champions League before the knock-out stage if they lose to Jose Mourinho's former club.
- Robertson are floating puzzlingly close to the relegation zone in the Premier League, and risk going out of the Champions League before the knock-out stage if they lose to Jose Mourinho's former club.
- Terry are floating puzzlingly close to the relegation zone in the Premier League, and risk going out of the Champions League before the knock-out stage if they lose to Jose Mourinho's former club.
- Triple Crown are floating puzzlingly close to the relegation zone in the Premier League, and risk going out of the Champions League before the knock-out stage if they lose to Jose Mourinho's former club.
- UK are floating puzzlingly close to the relegation zone in the Premier League, and risk going out of the Champions League before the knock-out stage if they lose to Jose Mourinho's former club.
- World Championship are floating puzzlingly close to the relegation zone in the Premier League, and risk going out of the Champions League before the knock-out stage if they lose to Jose Mourinho's former club.
- York are floating puzzlingly close to the relegation zone in the Premier League, and risk going out of the Champions League before the knock-out stage if they lose to Jose Mourinho's former club.


Complete the passage.

A Rutgers University professor has sparked outrage after declaring that the United States is 'more brutal' than the Islamic State because its invasions of the Middle East have killed 1.3million people. In a Twitter post, Deepa Kumar, associate professor of journalism and media studies, wrote: 'Yes ISIS is brutal, but US is more so, 1.3 million killed in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan #NoToWar.' ISIS, which has massacred thousands of people worldwide, regularly posts videos online of its militants sadistically rounding up terrified victims and carrying out mass beheadings or shootings. Meanwhile, the deaths resulting from U.S.-led invasions were civilian casualties. There is also debate over whether the reported civilian death toll - based on a study of 1,499 Iraqis - is accurate.

'

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan's invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time,' she said.
- Deepa Kumar's invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time,' she said.
- Educator's invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time,' she said.
- ISIS's invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time,' she said.
- Iraq's invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time,' she said.
- Iraqis's invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time,' she said.
- Islamic State's invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time,' she said.
- Kumar's invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time,' she said.
- Middle East's invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time,' she said.
- Pakistan's invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time,' she said.
- Rutgers University's invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time,' she said.
- Twitter's invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time,' she said.
- U.S's invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time,' she said.
- U.S.'s invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time,' she said.
- US's invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time,' she said.
- United States's invitation to me to speak has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time,' she said.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) Over the past eight years, President Barack Obama has advanced strong executive actions and federal rules that have provided millions of people with better wages, better benefits and stronger protections in the workplace. On Friday, a new president will move into the Oval Office. He will face a stark choice -- expand on those efforts or destroy them. Despite years of flat wages and exploding fixed costs such as housing, education and health care, Republicans in Congress have long refused even to consider legislation to create new economic opportunity for families. Initiatives such as raising the federal minimum wage and guaranteeing paid family leave for workers have languished despite bipartisan, state-level initiatives and broad support for these kinds of policies among Americans of both parties.

OPTIONS:
- Americans will judge the President-elect not by his past promises but by his future actions.
- Barack Obama will judge the President-elect not by his past promises but by his future actions.
- Congress will judge the President-elect not by his past promises but by his future actions.
- Elizabeth Warren will judge the President-elect not by his past promises but by his future actions.
- Obama will judge the President-elect not by his past promises but by his future actions.
- Oval Office will judge the President-elect not by his past promises but by his future actions.
- Republicans will judge the President-elect not by his past promises but by his future actions.
- Trump will judge the President-elect not by his past promises but by his future actions.


Write the next sentence.

A jewel-encrusted ring discovered by an amateur treasure hunter at a monastery once owned by Henry VIII's advisor Thomas Cromwell is expected to sell for £30,000 when it is auctioned this afternoon. The 15th Century 'love ring' was uncovered by an enthusiast with a metal detector near Launde Abbey in Leicestershire - a manor house on land owned by Cromwell, who was immortalised in Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall novels, and this year's hit BBC adaptation. The stunning piece of jewellery is an early example of a love and marriage ring, with the bond between husband and wife symbolised by two different gems - here a point-cut diamond and a rounded ruby.

OPTIONS:
- 15th Century was so impressed by the building and particularly its location that while he was surveying it as he oversaw the dissolution of the monasteries for the king that he presented it to himself, writing in his diary: 'Myself for Launde'.
- BBC was so impressed by the building and particularly its location that while he was surveying it as he oversaw the dissolution of the monasteries for the king that he presented it to himself, writing in his diary: 'Myself for Launde'.
- Cromwell was so impressed by the building and particularly its location that while he was surveying it as he oversaw the dissolution of the monasteries for the king that he presented it to himself, writing in his diary: 'Myself for Launde'.
- Henry VIII was so impressed by the building and particularly its location that while he was surveying it as he oversaw the dissolution of the monasteries for the king that he presented it to himself, writing in his diary: 'Myself for Launde'.
- Hilary Mantel was so impressed by the building and particularly its location that while he was surveying it as he oversaw the dissolution of the monasteries for the king that he presented it to himself, writing in his diary: 'Myself for Launde'.
- Launde Abbey was so impressed by the building and particularly its location that while he was surveying it as he oversaw the dissolution of the monasteries for the king that he presented it to himself, writing in his diary: 'Myself for Launde'.
- Leicestershire was so impressed by the building and particularly its location that while he was surveying it as he oversaw the dissolution of the monasteries for the king that he presented it to himself, writing in his diary: 'Myself for Launde'.
- Thomas Cromwell was so impressed by the building and particularly its location that while he was surveying it as he oversaw the dissolution of the monasteries for the king that he presented it to himself, writing in his diary: 'Myself for Launde'.
- Wolf Hall was so impressed by the building and particularly its location that while he was surveying it as he oversaw the dissolution of the monasteries for the king that he presented it to himself, writing in his diary: 'Myself for Launde'.


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A terror-sympathiser linked to hate preacher Abu Qatada has been granted the right to live in the UK despite earlier being branded a risk to national security. The Moroccan-born 56-year-old holds joint French and Algerian nationality but is married to a British woman. However, he was excluded from the country on August 25, 2005 as he represented 'a sufficiently serious threat' to public safety. The father-of-eight, known only as ZZ, previously admitted having sympathy for banned Algerian terror group the GIA - but has had a decision banning him from the UK overturned after citing the Human Rights Act. According to judgement from the Special Immigration Appeals Commission, ZZ 'was not frank' about trips he made to the continent as a GIA activist.

The report said: 'Until at least 1996, the appellant maintained an association with

OPTIONS:
- Abu Qatada , including reasonably close contact , and at least some sympathy of ideas.
- Algerian , including reasonably close contact , and at least some sympathy of ideas.
- Belgian , including reasonably close contact , and at least some sympathy of ideas.
- British , including reasonably close contact , and at least some sympathy of ideas.
- French , including reasonably close contact , and at least some sympathy of ideas.
- GIA , including reasonably close contact , and at least some sympathy of ideas.
- Human Rights Act , including reasonably close contact , and at least some sympathy of ideas.
- Moroccan , including reasonably close contact , and at least some sympathy of ideas.
- Special Immigration Appeals Commission , including reasonably close contact , and at least some sympathy of ideas.
- UK , including reasonably close contact , and at least some sympathy of ideas.
- ZZ , including reasonably close contact , and at least some sympathy of ideas.


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(CNN) -- Tensions often run high in top-level sports, but it is rare to see a team's coach physically attack one of their own players. However, that was the bizarre situation in an Italian soccer match on Wednesday -- and it has cost Fiorentina coach Delio Rossi his job. The 51-year-old has been sacked just six months after being tasked with turning around the fortunes of the top-flight team following an astonishing fight with young midfielder Adem Ljajic during the Serie A match against Novara. Rossi clambered into the dugout and attempted to punch the Serbian after the 20-year-old sarcastically applauded a decision to replace him, with Fiorentina at that stage losing 2-0 against a team that has been relegated to the second division.

It is not up to me justifying

OPTIONS:
- Adem Ljajic, but he has never done anything like that."
- Andrea Della Valle, but he has never done anything like that."
- CNN, but he has never done anything like that."
- Club, but he has never done anything like that."
- Delio Rossi, but he has never done anything like that."
- Fiorentina, but he has never done anything like that."
- Italian, but he has never done anything like that."
- Novara, but he has never done anything like that."
- Rossi, but he has never done anything like that."
- Serbian, but he has never done anything like that."
- Serie A, but he has never done anything like that."


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A woman has been left ‘gobsmacked’ after a camera, packed with memories of her once in a lifetime trip to Antarctica, is on its way back to her after she lost it three months ago on a snowy iceberg. Photographer Hulia Boz, from Sydney, was on an impromptu two-week holiday to the remote region costing around $13,000 after being invited along by friends who had a spare place on their trip. She’d loaded her iPad up with episodes of American comedian Ellen DeGeneres’s chat show to entertain her while travelling to Antarctica and had been watching a Robin Williams episode with her fellow travellers in the moments before she lost her camera.

OPTIONS:
- American has called the trip and the surprise of someone finding her camera in the remote snow 'the most over whelming experience of my life'
- Antarctica has called the trip and the surprise of someone finding her camera in the remote snow 'the most over whelming experience of my life'
- Argentina has called the trip and the surprise of someone finding her camera in the remote snow 'the most over whelming experience of my life'
- Boz has called the trip and the surprise of someone finding her camera in the remote snow 'the most over whelming experience of my life'
- Christmas has called the trip and the surprise of someone finding her camera in the remote snow 'the most over whelming experience of my life'
- Ellen DeGeneres has called the trip and the surprise of someone finding her camera in the remote snow 'the most over whelming experience of my life'
- Hulia Boz has called the trip and the surprise of someone finding her camera in the remote snow 'the most over whelming experience of my life'
- Robin Williams has called the trip and the surprise of someone finding her camera in the remote snow 'the most over whelming experience of my life'
- Sydney has called the trip and the surprise of someone finding her camera in the remote snow 'the most over whelming experience of my life'
- iPad has called the trip and the surprise of someone finding her camera in the remote snow 'the most over whelming experience of my life'


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Hillary Clinton saw Bernie Sanders' New Hampshire blowout and raised him one in South Carolina. Riding the strength of her support among African-Americans to a resounding victory in the Palmetto State, Clinton seized the momentum in the Democratic presidential race -- winning her third of four early-state contests just three days before the race goes national on Super Tuesday. Here are five takeaways from South Carolina's Democratic primary: Clinton's going national It was a bumpy ride through the early states -- but Clinton's firewall of minority support held, helping her seal a close contest in Nevada and then turn South Carolina into her first dominant win of the 2016 race. Headed into Super Tuesday, the confidence Clinton's campaign had after October and November is back.

She has contrasted sharply with

OPTIONS:
- African on issues like gun control and portrayed him as a one-note candidate concerned only about income inequality.
- American on issues like gun control and portrayed him as a one-note candidate concerned only about income inequality.
- Americans on issues like gun control and portrayed him as a one-note candidate concerned only about income inequality.
- Bernie Sanders on issues like gun control and portrayed him as a one-note candidate concerned only about income inequality.
- CNN on issues like gun control and portrayed him as a one-note candidate concerned only about income inequality.
- Clinton on issues like gun control and portrayed him as a one-note candidate concerned only about income inequality.
- Democratic on issues like gun control and portrayed him as a one-note candidate concerned only about income inequality.
- Hillary Clinton on issues like gun control and portrayed him as a one-note candidate concerned only about income inequality.
- Nevada on issues like gun control and portrayed him as a one-note candidate concerned only about income inequality.
- New Hampshire on issues like gun control and portrayed him as a one-note candidate concerned only about income inequality.
- Palmetto State on issues like gun control and portrayed him as a one-note candidate concerned only about income inequality.
- South Carolina on issues like gun control and portrayed him as a one-note candidate concerned only about income inequality.
- Super Tuesday on issues like gun control and portrayed him as a one-note candidate concerned only about income inequality.


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Thousands of commuters were left stranded at Waterloo station this afternoon after an earlier incident in which a person was struck by a train scuppered the entire day's services. Frustrated passengers packed the concourse this afternoon as services in and out of the city centre were delayed or cancelled. The chaos ensued after Network Rail was forced to close a section of the tracks between Wimbledon and Surbiton when a person was struck by a train. Scroll down for video Thousands of commuters were left stranded at Waterloo station during rush hour after a part closure of the track between Surbiton and Wimbledon

At 9pm delays of up to 30 minutes were still being experienced on

OPTIONS:
- London.
- Network Rail.
- South West trains.
- Surbiton.
- Waterloo station.
- Wimbledon.


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(CNN) Donald Trump's campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, has been named in an investigation by Ukrainian authorities looking at whether he and others received millions in illegal payments from Ukraine's former pro-Russian ruling party, according to the National Anti-Corruption Bureau. The probe is part of a wider investigation by the bureau into allegations of corruption and influence peddling against ex-president Viktor Yanukovich's administration, for whom Manafort worked as a political consultant, before the leader's violent ouster in 2014. The investigation is looking into "shadow accounting" and potentially illegal payments made by Yanukovich to Manafort and other Ukrainian election officials, according to Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption.

"My work in

OPTIONS:
- CNN ceased following the country's parliamentary elections in October 2014.
- Clinton ceased following the country's parliamentary elections in October 2014.
- Corruption ceased following the country's parliamentary elections in October 2014.
- Donald Trump ceased following the country's parliamentary elections in October 2014.
- Manafort ceased following the country's parliamentary elections in October 2014.
- National Anti ceased following the country's parliamentary elections in October 2014.
- National Anti-Corruption Bureau ceased following the country's parliamentary elections in October 2014.
- New York Times ceased following the country's parliamentary elections in October 2014.
- Paul Manafort ceased following the country's parliamentary elections in October 2014.
- Robby Mook ceased following the country's parliamentary elections in October 2014.
- Russia ceased following the country's parliamentary elections in October 2014.
- Russian ceased following the country's parliamentary elections in October 2014.
- Trump ceased following the country's parliamentary elections in October 2014.
- Ukraine ceased following the country's parliamentary elections in October 2014.
- Ukrainian ceased following the country's parliamentary elections in October 2014.
- Viktor Yanukovich ceased following the country's parliamentary elections in October 2014.
- Yanukovich ceased following the country's parliamentary elections in October 2014.


How does the sentence end?

Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump's decision to visit France on its national day next month at the invitation of new President Emmanuel Macron represents a shrewd political calculation by both leaders. Trump announced Wednesday that he would be in Paris on Bastille Day, July 14, for a day of pageantry at an event that will mark 100 years since the US entry into World War I. The US President, on his second trip to Europe in two weeks -- he heads to Germany for the G20 summit and Poland next week -- will bask in the pomp of his official role as commander-in-chief at a time when he is under political siege at home.

They won't like me for saying that but ...

OPTIONS:
- Bastille Day is no longer France and this world better be very careful and they better get very tough and very smart," Trump said.
- CNN is no longer France and this world better be very careful and they better get very tough and very smart," Trump said.
- Donald Trump is no longer France and this world better be very careful and they better get very tough and very smart," Trump said.
- Emmanuel Macron is no longer France and this world better be very careful and they better get very tough and very smart," Trump said.
- Europe is no longer France and this world better be very careful and they better get very tough and very smart," Trump said.
- France is no longer France and this world better be very careful and they better get very tough and very smart," Trump said.
- French is no longer France and this world better be very careful and they better get very tough and very smart," Trump said.
- G20 is no longer France and this world better be very careful and they better get very tough and very smart," Trump said.
- Germany is no longer France and this world better be very careful and they better get very tough and very smart," Trump said.
- Paris is no longer France and this world better be very careful and they better get very tough and very smart," Trump said.
- Poland is no longer France and this world better be very careful and they better get very tough and very smart," Trump said.
- Trump is no longer France and this world better be very careful and they better get very tough and very smart," Trump said.
- US is no longer France and this world better be very careful and they better get very tough and very smart," Trump said.
- Washington is no longer France and this world better be very careful and they better get very tough and very smart," Trump said.
- World War I is no longer France and this world better be very careful and they better get very tough and very smart," Trump said.
- World War I. is no longer France and this world better be very careful and they better get very tough and very smart," Trump said.


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

Manchester United's new signing Memphis Depay was on target for Holland in a thrilling defeat against the United States of America at the Amsterdam ArenA on Friday night. Klaas-Jan Huntelaar opened the scoring for the Dutch with 27 minutes gone before Gyasi Zardes equalised for the visitors shortly afterwards. Huntelaar then doubled his tally after the break while his attempt at a hat-trick deflected in off Depay. It left the Dutch on course for a straightforward friendly win, but John Brooks gave the visitors hope with 19 minutes remaining. Danny Williams then equalised in the final minute before Bobby Wood scored an unlikely winner in injury time as the United States recorded their first-ever win over Holland.

OPTIONS:
- Amsterdam ArenA's unsettled Robin van Persie tops the list, but couldn't add to his 49 goals before he was substituted in the second half.
- Bobby Wood's unsettled Robin van Persie tops the list, but couldn't add to his 49 goals before he was substituted in the second half.
- Danny Williams's unsettled Robin van Persie tops the list, but couldn't add to his 49 goals before he was substituted in the second half.
- Depay's unsettled Robin van Persie tops the list, but couldn't add to his 49 goals before he was substituted in the second half.
- Dutch's unsettled Robin van Persie tops the list, but couldn't add to his 49 goals before he was substituted in the second half.
- Gyasi Zardes's unsettled Robin van Persie tops the list, but couldn't add to his 49 goals before he was substituted in the second half.
- Holland's unsettled Robin van Persie tops the list, but couldn't add to his 49 goals before he was substituted in the second half.
- Huntelaar's unsettled Robin van Persie tops the list, but couldn't add to his 49 goals before he was substituted in the second half.
- Jan Huntelaar's unsettled Robin van Persie tops the list, but couldn't add to his 49 goals before he was substituted in the second half.
- John Brooks's unsettled Robin van Persie tops the list, but couldn't add to his 49 goals before he was substituted in the second half.
- Klaas's unsettled Robin van Persie tops the list, but couldn't add to his 49 goals before he was substituted in the second half.
- Manchester United's unsettled Robin van Persie tops the list, but couldn't add to his 49 goals before he was substituted in the second half.
- Memphis Depay's unsettled Robin van Persie tops the list, but couldn't add to his 49 goals before he was substituted in the second half.
- Patrick Kluivert's unsettled Robin van Persie tops the list, but couldn't add to his 49 goals before he was substituted in the second half.
- United States's unsettled Robin van Persie tops the list, but couldn't add to his 49 goals before he was substituted in the second half.
- United States of America's unsettled Robin van Persie tops the list, but couldn't add to his 49 goals before he was substituted in the second half.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

George North has been warned he could put his career in jeopardy if he plays again this season after suffering a third confirmed concussion in the space of four months. The Northampton and Wales winger, who sustained two head injuries against England in February but was controversially allowed to play on after medics missed the incidents, was knocked unconscious again on Friday night in Saints' Aviva Premiership win over Wasps. Northampton director of rugby Jim Mallinder indicated after the game that the 22-year-old could still be considered for next Saturday's European Champions Cup clash with Clermont, but brain injury experts insist he should not play again this season. 'George needs to be given an extended rest period to figure out if this is something that he has just not recovered from or whether there are genuine issues,' World Rugby concussion advisor Professor Willie Stewart said.

A

OPTIONS:
- Aviva Premiership statement read: 'After the game George North was conscious and in the Saints' changing room with the rest of the team.
- Clermont statement read: 'After the game George North was conscious and in the Saints' changing room with the rest of the team.
- England statement read: 'After the game George North was conscious and in the Saints' changing room with the rest of the team.
- European Champions Cup statement read: 'After the game George North was conscious and in the Saints' changing room with the rest of the team.
- George statement read: 'After the game George North was conscious and in the Saints' changing room with the rest of the team.
- George North statement read: 'After the game George North was conscious and in the Saints' changing room with the rest of the team.
- Jim Mallinder statement read: 'After the game George North was conscious and in the Saints' changing room with the rest of the team.
- North statement read: 'After the game George North was conscious and in the Saints' changing room with the rest of the team.
- Northampton statement read: 'After the game George North was conscious and in the Saints' changing room with the rest of the team.
- Saints statement read: 'After the game George North was conscious and in the Saints' changing room with the rest of the team.
- Wales statement read: 'After the game George North was conscious and in the Saints' changing room with the rest of the team.
- Wasps statement read: 'After the game George North was conscious and in the Saints' changing room with the rest of the team.
- Wille Stewart statement read: 'After the game George North was conscious and in the Saints' changing room with the rest of the team.
- Willie Stewart statement read: 'After the game George North was conscious and in the Saints' changing room with the rest of the team.
- World Rugby statement read: 'After the game George North was conscious and in the Saints' changing room with the rest of the team.


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(CNN) -- With more than 2,000 heroes, villains and other characters pulled from the DC Comics universe, the latest in the "Scribblenauts" video game franchise has created a unique visual experience for gamers and comic fans alike. The new title, "Scribblenauts Unmasked," lets Maxwell, the main character in the series, and his sister Lily argue about who the greatest DC hero is: Batman or Superman. Using their unique abilities to create anything they can think of with a magical notepad, the duo enters the DC Universe and becomes involved in the iconic battles from some classic comics. Jeremiah Slaczka, creative director at game developer 5TH Cell, said his team wanted to give players the opportunity to imagine any scenario, which meant creating a lot of DC content.

The DC characters are drawn in the cartoonish

OPTIONS:
- 5TH Cell style but retain the powers and abilities fans will recognize from the books.
- Batman style but retain the powers and abilities fans will recognize from the books.
- CNN style but retain the powers and abilities fans will recognize from the books.
- DC style but retain the powers and abilities fans will recognize from the books.
- DC Comics style but retain the powers and abilities fans will recognize from the books.
- DC Universe style but retain the powers and abilities fans will recognize from the books.
- Jeremiah Slaczka style but retain the powers and abilities fans will recognize from the books.
- Lily style but retain the powers and abilities fans will recognize from the books.
- Maxwell style but retain the powers and abilities fans will recognize from the books.
- Scribblenauts style but retain the powers and abilities fans will recognize from the books.
- Scribblenauts Unmasked style but retain the powers and abilities fans will recognize from the books.
- Superman style but retain the powers and abilities fans will recognize from the books.


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A Melbourne man who attracted national attention as an urban 'Spiderman' for his spectacular night time photography has been producing his work on stolen equipment. Daily Mail Australia can reveal Bryce Wilson's amazing dusk shoot above the Melbourne skyline was captured on $15,000 worth of camera gear which he removed from Melbourne photographer Jon Grundy's home last year. Police have confirmed Wilson pleaded guilty in Melbourne Magistrate' Court on 20 February 2015 to burglary charges relating to the theft on  20 July 2014. But Mr Grundy, 30, is furious that Wilson is continuing to profit from the photographs taken using his camera gear.

Police returned

OPTIONS:
- Bryce Wilson photography equipment and he recovered several of Wilson’s published photographs on his memory cards
- Daily Mail Australia photography equipment and he recovered several of Wilson’s published photographs on his memory cards
- Grundy photography equipment and he recovered several of Wilson’s published photographs on his memory cards
- Jon Grundy photography equipment and he recovered several of Wilson’s published photographs on his memory cards
- Melbourne photography equipment and he recovered several of Wilson’s published photographs on his memory cards
- Melbourne Magistrate' Court photography equipment and he recovered several of Wilson’s published photographs on his memory cards
- Spiderman photography equipment and he recovered several of Wilson’s published photographs on his memory cards
- Wilson photography equipment and he recovered several of Wilson’s published photographs on his memory cards


Write the next sentence.

In a move that is no doubt set to excite Harry Potter fans across the country, Daniel Radcliffe has taken his Melbourne home off the market. The exclusive property at 98B St Georges Road in Toorak, was listed as for sale in February and was expected to fetch around $2.5 million. However despite it receiving plenty of interest,  the star appears to have changed his mind, fuelling rumours of a temporary return to Australian shores, according to the Herald Sun. Scroll down for video Harry Potter actor Daniel Radcliffe has taken his penthouse apartment in Toorak, Melbourne off the market

'Someone my dad went to drama school with lives here [

OPTIONS:
- 98B St Georges Road].
- Australian].
- CBD].
- Daniel Radcliffe].
- Harry Potter].
- Herald Sun.].
- Melbourne].
- New York].
- Radcliffe].
- Toorak].


Complete the passage.

David Cameron’s former spin doctor Andy Coulson was cleared of perjury yesterday, paving the way for him to write a book about his life in Downing Street. Speculation linking Mr Coulson to a lucrative publishing deal intensified after a Scottish judge threw out charges that the 47-year-old lied about his knowledge of phone hacking while a senior executive at the News of the World. The Crown alleged that Mr Coulson misled a court about what he knew about illegal voicemail interception at the now-defunct tabloid while giving evidence in the 2010 trial of former Scottish Socialist Party leader Tommy Sheridan.

But the defence pointed to the agreed facts in this trial that there was no evidence led of any unlawful interception of messages left on Mr

OPTIONS:
- Andy Coulson's phone during the original trial.
- Coulson's phone during the original trial.
- Crown's phone during the original trial.
- David Cameron's phone during the original trial.
- Downing Street's phone during the original trial.
- News of the World's phone during the original trial.
- Perjury's phone during the original trial.
- Scottish's phone during the original trial.
- Scottish Socialist Party's phone during the original trial.
- Sheridan's phone during the original trial.
- Tommy Sheridan's phone during the original trial.


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A toy company that makes empowering products for young girls has paid tribute to 2015's most powerful women with a music video featuring girls dressed up as a host of different influential figures, including Amy Schumer, Hillary Clinton and Beyonce. The GoldieBlox music video, which features YouTube star - and Ellen DeGeneres favorite - Sophia Grace, 12, singing Fifth Harmony's hit I'm Worth It and was created  a part of the brand's Fast-Forward Girls campaign, honors the year's most impressive female role models, with a variety of young YouTube starlets dressing up as the female icons. Oftentimes the little starlets are acting out important moments in the careers of the women they are portraying, and follow up each fun performance by holding up inspiring hashtags on cards, such as #ILookLikeAComedian for actress Amy, or #ILookLikeAJustice for Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

The video, which debuted Tuesday, isn't

OPTIONS:
- Amy's first reworking of a popular tune for an empowering and engaging commercial.
- Amy Schumer's first reworking of a popular tune for an empowering and engaging commercial.
- Beyonce's first reworking of a popular tune for an empowering and engaging commercial.
- Ellen DeGeneres's first reworking of a popular tune for an empowering and engaging commercial.
- Fifth Harmony's first reworking of a popular tune for an empowering and engaging commercial.
- Forward Girls's first reworking of a popular tune for an empowering and engaging commercial.
- GoldieBlox's first reworking of a popular tune for an empowering and engaging commercial.
- Hillary Clinton's first reworking of a popular tune for an empowering and engaging commercial.
- I'm Worth It's first reworking of a popular tune for an empowering and engaging commercial.
- ILookLikeAComedian's first reworking of a popular tune for an empowering and engaging commercial.
- ILookLikeAJustice's first reworking of a popular tune for an empowering and engaging commercial.
- Misty Copeland's first reworking of a popular tune for an empowering and engaging commercial.
- Ruth Bader Ginsburg's first reworking of a popular tune for an empowering and engaging commercial.
- Sophia Grace's first reworking of a popular tune for an empowering and engaging commercial.
- Supreme Court's first reworking of a popular tune for an empowering and engaging commercial.
- Viola Davis's first reworking of a popular tune for an empowering and engaging commercial.
- YouTube's first reworking of a popular tune for an empowering and engaging commercial.