Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- Google has finally broken its silence on the mysterious structure atop a barge floating in the San Francisco Bay. "Google Barge ... A floating data center? A wild party boat? A barge housing the last remaining dinosaur? Sadly, none of the above," the company said in a statement e-mailed Wednesday to CNN and other news outlets. "Although it's still early days and things may change, we're exploring using the barge as an interactive space where people can learn about new technology," the statement continued. The barge, docked at a pier on Treasure Island, houses a four-story structure made from shipping containers. Speculation about its purpose has been swirling since discovery of the vessel -- and of three similar barges across the country -- first made headlines early last week.

OPTIONS:
- CNN, worn like regular glasses, has a small high-res display above the user's right eye and lets wearers use voice commands to shoot photos or videos and access e-mail, text messaging and other features.
- Glass, worn like regular glasses, has a small high-res display above the user's right eye and lets wearers use voice commands to shoot photos or videos and access e-mail, text messaging and other features.
- Google, worn like regular glasses, has a small high-res display above the user's right eye and lets wearers use voice commands to shoot photos or videos and access e-mail, text messaging and other features.
- Google Barge, worn like regular glasses, has a small high-res display above the user's right eye and lets wearers use voice commands to shoot photos or videos and access e-mail, text messaging and other features.
- KPIX, worn like regular glasses, has a small high-res display above the user's right eye and lets wearers use voice commands to shoot photos or videos and access e-mail, text messaging and other features.
- Maine, worn like regular glasses, has a small high-res display above the user's right eye and lets wearers use voice commands to shoot photos or videos and access e-mail, text messaging and other features.
- San Francisco Bay, worn like regular glasses, has a small high-res display above the user's right eye and lets wearers use voice commands to shoot photos or videos and access e-mail, text messaging and other features.
- Treasure Island, worn like regular glasses, has a small high-res display above the user's right eye and lets wearers use voice commands to shoot photos or videos and access e-mail, text messaging and other features.


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(CNN) I have always romanticized the family ski vacation -- that's before I actually started skiing with my own children. What no one warns you about is that skiing with young kids can suck the relaxation right out of you. I am the ski Sherpa, schlepping my kids' boots, skis and poles, as hand warmers and granola bars bulge from my pockets. By the time I get to the slopes, even in the midst of a polar vortex, I am sweating right through my Hot Chillys long underwear. Welcome to Vail and the Sachs family ski trip of 2014. My kids are pumped to be in Vail, home to several Olympic athletes, and the Sochi Games have just kicked off. The conditions are fabulous, with snow dumping at an exceptional rate. After a day of lessons, both of my kids are officially better skiers than I. And I am wiped.

But alas, it's

OPTIONS:
- CNN, and legalized weed has given après ski a new meaning -- so I start weighing my options.
- Colorado, and legalized weed has given après ski a new meaning -- so I start weighing my options.
- Hot Chillys, and legalized weed has given après ski a new meaning -- so I start weighing my options.
- Olympic, and legalized weed has given après ski a new meaning -- so I start weighing my options.
- Sachs, and legalized weed has given après ski a new meaning -- so I start weighing my options.
- Sherpa, and legalized weed has given après ski a new meaning -- so I start weighing my options.
- Sochi Games, and legalized weed has given après ski a new meaning -- so I start weighing my options.
- Vail, and legalized weed has given après ski a new meaning -- so I start weighing my options.
- Wendy Sachs, and legalized weed has given après ski a new meaning -- so I start weighing my options.


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(CNN) Ninety minutes before he opened fire in central Kansas, Cedric Ford got served a restraining order -- an act a local sheriff thinks led him to kill three people and wound 14 others. "I believe that probably is the trigger, and it went from there," Harvey County Sheriff T. Walton said Friday. Walton said that Ford was "a little upset" but "didn't display anything ... outrageous" when a sheriff's deputy served him the order at 3:30 p.m. (4:30 p.m. ET) Thursday at his workplace, Excel Industries in Hesston. The court order commanded Ford to stay from his former girlfriend, who claimed he abused her.

The carnage ended thanks to a lone Hesston police officer who went inside, engaged Ford in gunfire and killed him around 5:24 p.m., according to

OPTIONS:
- Cedric Ford.
- Excel Industries.
- Ford.
- Harvey County.
- Hesston.
- Kansas.
- T. Walton.
- Walton.


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Washington (CNN) -- President Obama toasted a growing U.S. friendship with India at the first state dinner of his administration Tuesday, an evening of regal pageantry and symbolic politics in a tent on the White House South Lawn. "To the future that beckons all of us," Obama said with glass raised toward his guest of honor, visiting Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. "Let us answer its call. And let our two great nations realize all the triumphs and achievements that await us." A tradition dating back to 1874, state dinners are the most treasured and formal honor a U.S. president can offer a foreign dignitary, and the most coveted invitation in Washington.

Each course was paired with a different wine, all of

OPTIONS:
- CNN vintage.
- India vintage.
- Indian vintage.
- Manmohan Singh vintage.
- Obama vintage.
- U.S. vintage.
- Washington vintage.
- White House vintage.
- White House South Lawn vintage.


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Eastern Syria (CNN) Driving along a bumpy road on the eastern fringes of Syria's Hama province, dozens of government army personnel watch from hills overlooking the desert. Finally we reach a fork in the road -- to the left lies Aleppo, to the right Raqqa, the self-declared capital of ISIS. In this barren place, we receive an escort to a large military base, where artillery cannons are firing intermittently. We're taken to see the commanding general. The general did not want to appear on camera and did not allow us to use his name, but he spoke openly about the Syrian army's operations here -- combating ISIS but also al Qaeda's wing in Syria, al Nusra Front.

But the general rejected those allegations and said his forces have firefights with

OPTIONS:
- Aleppo militants every day.
- CNN militants every day.
- Eastern Syria militants every day.
- Frederik Pleitgen militants every day.
- Hama militants every day.
- ISIS militants every day.
- Raqqa militants every day.
- Russian militants every day.
- Syria militants every day.
- Syrian militants every day.
- al Nusra Front militants every day.
- al Qaeda militants every day.


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Duke, our ancient, blind, diabetic Airedale, has started to leave unmentionable ‘gifts’ on the back door step each morning. The canine OAP is now so slow moving he can no longer make it to our tiny lawn to relieve himself. He’s confused and increasingly incapacitated by ailments requiring expensive trips to the vet. I find it all very annoying. I have long since fallen out of love with the family dog - he’s like a troublesome, foul-smelling, fifth child. I know you’re thinking: ‘Poor Duke, he can’t help it.’ But you don’t live with him. A diabetic dog we have to inject with insulin twice a day is no picnic. It would try the patience of the most ardent mutt-lover, and there are side-effects too gruesome to mention here.

That’s not the issue for us - the trauma here is an unexpected one for me as a mum:

OPTIONS:
- Airedale has become a symbol of my eldest’s gradual separation into the more independent teenage world.
- Duke has become a symbol of my eldest’s gradual separation into the more independent teenage world.
- Lorraine has become a symbol of my eldest’s gradual separation into the more independent teenage world.
- OAP has become a symbol of my eldest’s gradual separation into the more independent teenage world.


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Jurgen Klopp's assistant manager Zelko Buvac has arrived at Liverpool and will take part in training later on Wednesday. Buvac has been given the green light to start work alongside Klopp. The 54-year-old experienced Bosnian coach will oversee training for the first time at Melwood at 4pm on Wednesday after flying in to Merseyside. Buvac’s arrival has been given the green light after he was granted a work permit and he will be on the touchline for Saturday’s Premier League clash at Tottenham. Having Buvac on board will be a significant boost for Klopp, who has been overseeing training since Monday with Peter Krawietz and Pep Lijnders.

He played for Rot-Weiss Erfurt and then spent three years at

OPTIONS:
- Borussia Dortmund before signing for Neukirchen.
- Bosnian before signing for Neukirchen.
- Buvac before signing for Neukirchen.
- German before signing for Neukirchen.
- Jurgen Klopp before signing for Neukirchen.
- Klopp before signing for Neukirchen.
- Liverpool before signing for Neukirchen.
- Mainz before signing for Neukirchen.
- Melwood before signing for Neukirchen.
- Merseyside before signing for Neukirchen.
- Pep Lijnders before signing for Neukirchen.
- Peter Krawietz before signing for Neukirchen.
- Premier League before signing for Neukirchen.
- Tottenham before signing for Neukirchen.
- Zeljko Buvac before signing for Neukirchen.
- Zelko Buvac before signing for Neukirchen.


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It was the discovery that finally provided an answer to the greatest murder mystery of all time – the identity of Jack the Ripper. Last year, The Mail on Sunday revealed claims that DNA evidence has proved that the serial killer was Polish immigrant Aaron Kosminski. Now, exclusive photographs of the alleged murderer’s family offer the strongest clues yet to what he looked like. Kosminski was a Polish Jew who had fled to London with his family, escaping the Russian pogroms in the early 1880s. The family album portraits that descendants say are of his sister, Matilda, and brother, Isaac, offer an insight into the Ripper’s respectable family background. Isaac was a successful tailor in Whitechapel, East London, while Matilda was a married mother of nine children.

The photograph said to be of

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Kosminski’s brother Isaac fits that description.
- DNA’s brother Isaac fits that description.
- East London’s brother Isaac fits that description.
- Isaac’s brother Isaac fits that description.
- Jack the Ripper’s brother Isaac fits that description.
- Kosminski’s brother Isaac fits that description.
- London’s brother Isaac fits that description.
- Matilda’s brother Isaac fits that description.
- MoS’s brother Isaac fits that description.
- Polish’s brother Isaac fits that description.
- Polish Jew’s brother Isaac fits that description.
- Ripper’s brother Isaac fits that description.
- Russian’s brother Isaac fits that description.
- The Mail’s brother Isaac fits that description.
- Whitechapel’s brother Isaac fits that description.


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NATO's top military commander expressed concern Sunday about the buildup of Russian forces on Ukraine's border, as Moscow's forces consolidated their control of Crimea over the weekend. Supreme Allied Commander Europe Gen. Philip Breedlove said Russia had a large force on Ukraine's eastern border and that he was worried it could pose a threat to Moldova's separatist Trans-Dniester region. "The (Russian) force that is at the Ukrainian border now to the east is very, very sizable and very, very ready," Breedlove, a U.S. Air Force general, said. "There is absolutely sufficient force postured on the eastern border of Ukraine to run to Trans-Dniester if the decision was made to do that, and that is very worrisome."

Moscow annexed Crimea following a controversial snap referendum in the autonomous region last week that produced an overwhelming majority of votes in favor of leaving Ukraine to join

OPTIONS:
- Air Force.
- Breedlove.
- Crimea.
- Europe.
- German.
- Moldova.
- Moscow.
- NATO.
- Philip Breedlove.
- Russia.
- Russian.
- Trans-Dniester.
- Trans-Dniester region.
- U.S..
- Ukraine.
- Ukrainian.


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(CNN) -- Vonderrit Deondre Myers, a teenager who died in a police shooting, was struck by seven or eight bullets, St. Louis city Medical Examiner Dr. Michael Graham said Thursday night. "All but one gunshot wound were to the lower extremities," Graham said. "The one fatal wound was to the head." Police Chief Sam Dotson said the killing happened Wednesday evening when a suspect shot a pistol three times at the St. Louis officer, who was off-duty but wearing his uniform while moonlighting for a security company. The officer fired his pistol 17 times, police said. The shooting sparked angry street protests, with residents pointing out similarities to the August killing of Michael Brown in nearby Ferguson.

A 9mm pistol allegedly fired by

OPTIONS:
- CNN was found at the scene, police said.
- Ferguson was found at the scene, police said.
- Graham was found at the scene, police said.
- Medical Examiner was found at the scene, police said.
- Michael Brown was found at the scene, police said.
- Michael Graham was found at the scene, police said.
- Sam Dotson was found at the scene, police said.
- St. Louis was found at the scene, police said.
- Vonderrit Deondre Myers was found at the scene, police said.


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The grieving mother of a student who died after a house party has revealed she thinks her son would still be alive if Kids Company had not shut its doors. Jerrell Elie died after being found in a street in Brixton, south London, with head injuries around 9pm on Saturday August 8. The 17-year-old, who had just completed his GCSEs, had been attending an after-school project run by the charity before it closed following a row over funding, former staff said. His mother Amanda Elie has now claimed her son might have avoided violence if Kids Company had stayed open.

If

OPTIONS:
- Alan Yentob was still open on that night then he would have been there.
- Amanda Elie was still open on that night then he would have been there.
- Brixton was still open on that night then he would have been there.
- GCSEs was still open on that night then he would have been there.
- Jerrell Elie was still open on that night then he would have been there.
- Kids Company was still open on that night then he would have been there.
- London was still open on that night then he would have been there.


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New York (CNN) -- A New York taxi driver pleaded guilty Friday to involvement in a plot to blow up crowded subway trains. After entering his plea Zarein Ahmedzay delivered a message: "I strongly urge the American people to stop supporting the war against Islam," he said, adding, "I am thankful for myself that I did not do anything to harm anyone but fear someone else will do the same thing." Prosecutors said Ahmedzay and another man, Adis Medunjanin, conspired with Najibullah Zazi on the attack in mid-September 2009, which authorities thwarted. Zazi pleaded guilty and has been cooperating with authorities, investigators have said. Medunjanin has pleaded not guilty.

At one point,

OPTIONS:
- Adis Medunjanin said, he began to have second thoughts but ultimately committed to the plan.
- Ahmedzay said, he began to have second thoughts but ultimately committed to the plan.
- American said, he began to have second thoughts but ultimately committed to the plan.
- CNN said, he began to have second thoughts but ultimately committed to the plan.
- Islam said, he began to have second thoughts but ultimately committed to the plan.
- Medunjanin said, he began to have second thoughts but ultimately committed to the plan.
- Najibullah Zazi said, he began to have second thoughts but ultimately committed to the plan.
- New York said, he began to have second thoughts but ultimately committed to the plan.
- Rashid Rauf said, he began to have second thoughts but ultimately committed to the plan.
- Saleh al-Somali said, he began to have second thoughts but ultimately committed to the plan.
- U.S. said, he began to have second thoughts but ultimately committed to the plan.
- Zarein Ahmedzay said, he began to have second thoughts but ultimately committed to the plan.
- Zazi said, he began to have second thoughts but ultimately committed to the plan.
- al Qaeda said, he began to have second thoughts but ultimately committed to the plan.


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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge wasted little time escaping to Norfolk haven, Anmer Hall, for some much-needed family time in rural tranquility with their new daughter, Princess Charlotte, and son Prince George. And now it has been revealed that Kate and Prince William are looking to further enhance their ten-bedroom Georgian house, a gift from the Queen, which is to be their home for the next few years. Planning application has been submitted to the borough council seeking permission to re-site a tennis court at Anmer Hall. The 3.65-hectare court will sit adjacent to the stately home overlooking the luscious parks and ponds.

'Moving the court further away from the Hall improves the views from the

OPTIONS:
- Anmer Hall and locates the court largely in an area of undeveloped garden.
- AstroTurf and locates the court largely in an area of undeveloped garden.
- Charlotte and locates the court largely in an area of undeveloped garden.
- Duchess of Cambridge and locates the court largely in an area of undeveloped garden.
- Duke and locates the court largely in an area of undeveloped garden.
- Georgian and locates the court largely in an area of undeveloped garden.
- Hard and locates the court largely in an area of undeveloped garden.
- Kate and locates the court largely in an area of undeveloped garden.
- Norfolk and locates the court largely in an area of undeveloped garden.
- Prince George and locates the court largely in an area of undeveloped garden.
- Prince William and locates the court largely in an area of undeveloped garden.
- William and locates the court largely in an area of undeveloped garden.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Mr Spock's 'Tricorder' is fast becoming fact rather than science fiction, and as soon as next year a gadget could allow people to diagnose illnesses in a matter of minutes. A small hand-held device developed by scientists in Newcastle is designed to analyse DNA in less than 15 minutes with the accuracy of a state-of-the-art laboratory. The aim is to launch the Q-POC device by the end of 2016, when it could be used to test and treat illnesses from STIs to Ebola, at speed and with great accuracy. Jonathan O'Halloran, 39, has been working on the Star Trek-inspired device for eight years with the intention of designing a handheld gadget that can give doctors the power of an expert lab in their hands and potentially even be used by everyday people to understand and treat ailments.

The co-founder of QuantuMDx in Newcastle has likened his invention to a '

OPTIONS:
- Ebola,' telling Kernel Mag: 'We're trying to get to a point where we can do in-field diagnosis.'
- Jonathan O'Halloran,' telling Kernel Mag: 'We're trying to get to a point where we can do in-field diagnosis.'
- Malaria,' telling Kernel Mag: 'We're trying to get to a point where we can do in-field diagnosis.'
- Newcastle,' telling Kernel Mag: 'We're trying to get to a point where we can do in-field diagnosis.'
- POC,' telling Kernel Mag: 'We're trying to get to a point where we can do in-field diagnosis.'
- STIs,' telling Kernel Mag: 'We're trying to get to a point where we can do in-field diagnosis.'
- Spock,' telling Kernel Mag: 'We're trying to get to a point where we can do in-field diagnosis.'
- Star Trek,' telling Kernel Mag: 'We're trying to get to a point where we can do in-field diagnosis.'
- TB,' telling Kernel Mag: 'We're trying to get to a point where we can do in-field diagnosis.'
- Tricorder,' telling Kernel Mag: 'We're trying to get to a point where we can do in-field diagnosis.'


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The younger of two newborn twins will have to wait an extra day for his presents when they grow up after the pair ended up with different birthdays because they were born either side of midnight. Fraternal or non-identical twins Benjamin and Theo Storey were born six weeks premature at Arrowe Park hospital in Wirral, Merseyside, and are currently in the transitional care unit until they are big enough to go home. Benjamin was born on Thursday, June 11, at 11.58pm, weighing 4lb 9oz, with Theo delivered by emergency caesarean at 12.30am the following day, weighing 4lb 12oz. Proud parents Graeme, 34 and Sarah Storey, 32, who said twins don't run in their family, are delighted with their new arrivals.

Half an hour later they got

OPTIONS:
- Arrowe Park out, resuscitated him and took him to ICU.'
- Benjamin out, resuscitated him and took him to ICU.'
- Graeme out, resuscitated him and took him to ICU.'
- ICU out, resuscitated him and took him to ICU.'
- Merseyside out, resuscitated him and took him to ICU.'
- Non out, resuscitated him and took him to ICU.'
- Sarah Storey out, resuscitated him and took him to ICU.'
- Theo out, resuscitated him and took him to ICU.'
- Theo Storey out, resuscitated him and took him to ICU.'
- Wirral out, resuscitated him and took him to ICU.'


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A girl who overheard part of an incident involving Florida teenager Trayvon Martin can help prove he was killed "in cold blood" by George Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer,  an attorney for Martin's family said Tuesday. The girl, who was dating the 17-year-old, "completely blows Zimmerman's absurd self-defense claim out of the water," lawyer Benjamin Crump told reporters. The girl -- who he said does not wish to be identified -- "connects the dots" about what happened that day when she lays out what she overheard while on the phone with him, he said. 911 calls paint picture of chaos

He's coming to check me out,"

OPTIONS:
- Benjamin Crump tells a police dispatcher.
- Florida tells a police dispatcher.
- George Zimmerman tells a police dispatcher.
- Martin tells a police dispatcher.
- Sanford tells a police dispatcher.
- Trayvon Martin tells a police dispatcher.
- Zimmerman tells a police dispatcher.


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London (CNN) A manhunt is underway in London for a dangerous knifeman released from prison just a few months into his sentence due to a clerical court error. Ralston Dodd, 25, was sentenced to nine years jail after he stabbed Jerrell Holland, 22, in the back three times in Islington, north London last September. However staff at the court misheard the judge and wrote down nine months instead of nine years. Holland's lung was punctured and he nearly died in the attack that took place in broad daylight near on of London's trendiest shopping streets. "Releases in error are extremely rare but we take any case very seriously. We are urgently investigating so we learn the lessons to prevent it happening again," the UK's Ministry of Justice said in a statement.

Knife crime in

OPTIONS:
- CNN has been rising steeply over the past couple of years, with 61 people stabbed to death in 2016, according to police.
- Holland has been rising steeply over the past couple of years, with 61 people stabbed to death in 2016, according to police.
- Islington has been rising steeply over the past couple of years, with 61 people stabbed to death in 2016, according to police.
- Jerrell Holland has been rising steeply over the past couple of years, with 61 people stabbed to death in 2016, according to police.
- London has been rising steeply over the past couple of years, with 61 people stabbed to death in 2016, according to police.
- Ministry of Justice has been rising steeply over the past couple of years, with 61 people stabbed to death in 2016, according to police.
- Ralston Dodd has been rising steeply over the past couple of years, with 61 people stabbed to death in 2016, according to police.
- UK has been rising steeply over the past couple of years, with 61 people stabbed to death in 2016, according to police.


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(CNN) -- President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney battled over Medicare and energy policy Tuesday as the November election campaign reached out to battleground states crucial to both sides' chances for victory. In an escalating struggle to seize the advantage on the contentious Medicare issue, the Romney campaign counterpunched with a new ad accusing Obama of cutting more than $700 billion from the government-run health care plan for senior citizens. Romney made the same claim at two Ohio campaign appearances, three days after his selection of House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan brought the issue to the forefront of the campaign spotlight.

An Obama campaign spokeswoman said earlier the president had no problem with

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama's statement.
- Biden's statement.
- CNN's statement.
- House Budget's statement.
- Iowa's statement.
- Medicare's statement.
- Mitt Romney's statement.
- Obama's statement.
- Ohio's statement.
- Paul Ryan's statement.
- Romney's statement.
- Wall Street's statement.


New York (CNN) -- Beachgoers are being warned to stay out of the water this weekend at four popular beaches around New York City after raw sewage from a Manhattan plant spilled into the Hudson River, authorities said. Health advisories also have been issued for portions of the Hudson River, the East River, the Harlem River and the Kill Van Kull, cautioning people against participating in water-related activities such as canoeing, kayaking and swimming, according to the New York City Department of Health. The sewage spill began Wednesday after a fire began in the engine room of the North River Wastewater Treatment Plant, according to a press release Friday from the New York City Department of Environmental Protection.

The plant is responsible for treating 120 million gallons of wastewater a day on

OPTIONS:
- Brooklyn's west side.
- CNN's west side.
- Department of Environmental Protection's west side.
- Department of Health's west side.
- East's west side.
- East River's west side.
- Harlem River's west side.
- Hudson's west side.
- Hudson River's west side.
- Kill Van Kull's west side.
- Manhattan's west side.
- New York's west side.
- New York City's west side.
- North River Wastewater Treatment Plant's west side.
- Staten Island's west side.


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A new attack submarine being tested by United States Navy has been given a special guard of honour - by a pod of dolphins. The nuclear powered, deep ocean sub was put through its paces off the coast of Newport, Virginia, on May 26 when the playful mammals were spotted leaping out of the water just a few feet from the front of it. The incredible footage of the dolphins - leaping in front of the new Virginia-class attack sub completing its sea trials - has been seen by hundreds of thousands of people since it went viral. Attack submarines are designed to seek and destroy enemy submarines and surface ships and carry Tomahawk cruise missiles to project ashore. They are also used for reconnaissance missions and sea mine warfare.

OPTIONS:
- Dolphins will approach unfamiliar objects and creatures to learn about them and may swim up to boats and submarines as they are unusual.
- Newport will approach unfamiliar objects and creatures to learn about them and may swim up to boats and submarines as they are unusual.
- Tomahawk will approach unfamiliar objects and creatures to learn about them and may swim up to boats and submarines as they are unusual.
- US Navy will approach unfamiliar objects and creatures to learn about them and may swim up to boats and submarines as they are unusual.
- United States Navy will approach unfamiliar objects and creatures to learn about them and may swim up to boats and submarines as they are unusual.
- Virginia will approach unfamiliar objects and creatures to learn about them and may swim up to boats and submarines as they are unusual.


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(CNN) While President Trump and government officials develop plans for a "wall" between the U.S. and Mexico, the agency responsible for securing the border is uncertain how successful the current fence has been. The 654 miles of fence already lining the border have been breached more than 9,200 times between roughly 2010 and 2015, according to a report released Thursday by the Government Accountability Office (GAO), citing records from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). The GAO report does not conclude fencing has proved ineffective — rather, it states CBP has not implemented a way to measure the effectiveness of the current fence on slowing down illegal entries.

The CBP acknowledged the

OPTIONS:
- CBP report, and said it would be implementing its recommendations.
- GAO report, and said it would be implementing its recommendations.
- Government Accountability Office report, and said it would be implementing its recommendations.
- Mexico report, and said it would be implementing its recommendations.
- Trump report, and said it would be implementing its recommendations.
- U.S. report, and said it would be implementing its recommendations.
- U.S. Customs and Border Protection report, and said it would be implementing its recommendations.
- U.S.- Mexico report, and said it would be implementing its recommendations.


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A pair of newlyweds who went to New York City on a 'dream' honeymoon suddenly became broke after their Greek-issued credit and debit cards were suddenly declined. Valasia Limnioti and Konstantinos Patronis were left penniless on their long-planned 'dream trip' to the U.S. 'We were hungry, and I cried for two days,' Limnioti said. 'I felt homeless in New York.' The couple skipped a few meals before spending their last dollars on dinner at McDonald's. Strangers from two Greek Orthodox churches in the city's Queens borough came to the rescue, giving them survival cash until their flight home to Greece on Friday.

In Greece, they generally pay in cash, which is preferred by businesses, but they were told to have cards for the

OPTIONS:
- Greece
- Greek
- Konstantinos Patronis
- Limnioti
- McDonald's
- NYC
- New York
- New York City
- Queens
- U.S.
- Valasia Limnioti


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Singer-songwriter Don McLean's original manuscript and notes to 'American Pie' have been sold at auction for $1.2 million. McLean offered the wistful anthem that asks 'Do you recall what was revealed the day the music died?' at Christie's on Tuesday. The name of the buyer was not released. The 16 pages include the original working manuscript and typed drafts of the song, including tantalizing new details about the famous anthem. In an interview published by Christie's auction house New York, where the manuscript was auctioned, McLean says American Pie is about 'heading in the wrong direction'. Scroll down for video

Christie's New York is estimating that  the

OPTIONS:
- American Pie manuscript will sell for $1million to $1.5million.
- Christie manuscript will sell for $1million to $1.5million.
- Christie's manuscript will sell for $1million to $1.5million.
- Don McLean manuscript will sell for $1million to $1.5million.
- McLean manuscript will sell for $1million to $1.5million.
- New York manuscript will sell for $1million to $1.5million.
- U.S. manuscript will sell for $1million to $1.5million.


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(CNN) An empowered special counsel. A White House consumed by scandal and on its heels. You don't have to make too big a leap to get from Donald Trump's White House of today to Bill Clinton's White House of the 1990s. But there's a long way to go before we can start making real comparisons between Robert Mueller and Ken Starr or Trump and Clinton. That doesn't mean a very few Democrats aren't trying. Reps. Brad Sherman of California and Al Green of Texas introduced an Article of Impeachment against Trump Wednesday, arguing that Trump's alleged attempts to influence former FBI Director James Comey and Comey's subsequent firing equal high crimes and misdemeanors, one of the bars for impeachment.

So

OPTIONS:
- Al Green can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.
- Article of Impeachment can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.
- Bill Clinton can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.
- Brad Sherman can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.
- California can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.
- Clinton can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.
- Comey can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.
- Democrats can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.
- Donald Trump can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.
- FBI can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.
- James Comey can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.
- Ken Starr can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.
- Mueller can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.
- Reps can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.
- Robert Mueller can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.
- Starr can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.
- Texas can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.
- Trump can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.
- White House can look at possible collusion, other crimes he might uncover and any lying or obstruction connected with his investigation.


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It was a silent protest for same sex marriage hailed by campaigners as one of the most effective ever seen. A bridal party and guests at an Australian wedding covered their ears when the celebrant spoke the compulsory words that marriage is the union of a 'man and a woman'. Bride and groom Abbey and Mitchell Johnston, both 22, told Daily Mail Australia they thought it was the 'right thing to do' and a bid to 'stand up and do something special'. Mrs Johnston was troubled after her celebrant, Alison Bartlett, told her she was required by law to read out loud the precise statement known as the monitum at the ceremony.

'We told

OPTIONS:
- Abbey that marriage equality was something that was extremely important to us as a couple and could she tell everyone our views on this within the ceremony,' she said.
- Alison Bartlett that marriage equality was something that was extremely important to us as a couple and could she tell everyone our views on this within the ceremony,' she said.
- Australia that marriage equality was something that was extremely important to us as a couple and could she tell everyone our views on this within the ceremony,' she said.
- Australian that marriage equality was something that was extremely important to us as a couple and could she tell everyone our views on this within the ceremony,' she said.
- Bride that marriage equality was something that was extremely important to us as a couple and could she tell everyone our views on this within the ceremony,' she said.
- Daily Mail Australia that marriage equality was something that was extremely important to us as a couple and could she tell everyone our views on this within the ceremony,' she said.
- Groom that marriage equality was something that was extremely important to us as a couple and could she tell everyone our views on this within the ceremony,' she said.
- Johnston that marriage equality was something that was extremely important to us as a couple and could she tell everyone our views on this within the ceremony,' she said.
- Mitchell Johnston that marriage equality was something that was extremely important to us as a couple and could she tell everyone our views on this within the ceremony,' she said.


(CNN) South Korean President Park Geun-hye will be investigated "as a suspect" in a growing political corruption scandal, prosecutors said on Sunday, as three people with ties to Park were officially indicted. But whatever their findings, Park will not be charged due to a law that makes the president immune from prosecution. South Korean prosecutors announced Sunday there was enough evidence charge Choi Soon-sil, a friend of the president, and former aides An Chong-bum and Chung Ho-sung. Lee Young-ryol, the prosecutor who led the corruption probe, said Choi and An are being charged with abuse of power, fraud and coercion. Chung faces charges related to leaking classified documents to Choi through email, phone and fax.

OPTIONS:
- An has ordered the resignation of 10 of her senior secretaries -- aides who coordinate policy -- as political turmoil gripped the country.
- An Chong has ordered the resignation of 10 of her senior secretaries -- aides who coordinate policy -- as political turmoil gripped the country.
- Choi has ordered the resignation of 10 of her senior secretaries -- aides who coordinate policy -- as political turmoil gripped the country.
- Choi Soon has ordered the resignation of 10 of her senior secretaries -- aides who coordinate policy -- as political turmoil gripped the country.
- Chung has ordered the resignation of 10 of her senior secretaries -- aides who coordinate policy -- as political turmoil gripped the country.
- Chung Ho has ordered the resignation of 10 of her senior secretaries -- aides who coordinate policy -- as political turmoil gripped the country.
- Lee Young has ordered the resignation of 10 of her senior secretaries -- aides who coordinate policy -- as political turmoil gripped the country.
- Park has ordered the resignation of 10 of her senior secretaries -- aides who coordinate policy -- as political turmoil gripped the country.
- Park Geun has ordered the resignation of 10 of her senior secretaries -- aides who coordinate policy -- as political turmoil gripped the country.
- South Korean has ordered the resignation of 10 of her senior secretaries -- aides who coordinate policy -- as political turmoil gripped the country.


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(CNN) Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Thursday he does not believe Mexico will pay for a wall along the border, something President Donald Trump has repeatedly promised. The Kentucky Republican was asked at a Politico Playbook event in Washington if he believes Mexico will fund the project aimed at blocking illegal immigration along the southern border. "Uh, no," he told Politico's Jake Sherman before laughing. McConnell said a wall is not the best way to secure some parts of the border. "I'm in favor of border security," he said. "There are some places along the border where that's probably not the best way to secure the border."

The

OPTIONS:
- CNN administration plans to ask for a relatively small amount of money to start building Trump's long-promised border wall this year.
- Donald Trump administration plans to ask for a relatively small amount of money to start building Trump's long-promised border wall this year.
- Jake Sherman administration plans to ask for a relatively small amount of money to start building Trump's long-promised border wall this year.
- Kelly administration plans to ask for a relatively small amount of money to start building Trump's long-promised border wall this year.
- Kentucky administration plans to ask for a relatively small amount of money to start building Trump's long-promised border wall this year.
- McConnell administration plans to ask for a relatively small amount of money to start building Trump's long-promised border wall this year.
- Mexico administration plans to ask for a relatively small amount of money to start building Trump's long-promised border wall this year.
- Mitch McConnell administration plans to ask for a relatively small amount of money to start building Trump's long-promised border wall this year.
- Politico administration plans to ask for a relatively small amount of money to start building Trump's long-promised border wall this year.
- Politico Playbook administration plans to ask for a relatively small amount of money to start building Trump's long-promised border wall this year.
- Republican administration plans to ask for a relatively small amount of money to start building Trump's long-promised border wall this year.
- Senate administration plans to ask for a relatively small amount of money to start building Trump's long-promised border wall this year.
- Trump administration plans to ask for a relatively small amount of money to start building Trump's long-promised border wall this year.
- Washington administration plans to ask for a relatively small amount of money to start building Trump's long-promised border wall this year.


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ESPN announced it is cutting sponsored daily fantasy sports advertisements from within its shows after a DraftKings employee won $350,000 on FanDuel during an incident likened to insider trading. The major US sports fantasy companies defended their businesses' integrity on Monday after an employee used insider information to place bets in the unregulated multi-billion-dollar industry. A DraftKings manager admitted last week he released information detailing the percentages of entrants who selected certain fantasy players before winning $350,000 in a  contest on FanDuel. The data released by DraftKings manage Ethan Haskell showed what NFL players were most used in lineups submitted to the site's Millionaire Maker contests, the New York Times reported.

'Nothing is more important to

OPTIONS:
- DraftKings and FanDuel than the integrity of the games we offer to our customers,' they said.
- ESPN and FanDuel than the integrity of the games we offer to our customers,' they said.
- Ethan Haskell and FanDuel than the integrity of the games we offer to our customers,' they said.
- FanDuel and FanDuel than the integrity of the games we offer to our customers,' they said.
- Millionaire Maker and FanDuel than the integrity of the games we offer to our customers,' they said.
- NFL and FanDuel than the integrity of the games we offer to our customers,' they said.
- New York Times and FanDuel than the integrity of the games we offer to our customers,' they said.
- US and FanDuel than the integrity of the games we offer to our customers,' they said.


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Ruby Walsh is renowned as one of the greatest jockeys of all time but he also showed what a fine horseman he is on the second circuit of the Grand National. Walsh, a two-time winner of the National, acted as flag man to warn the field to go wide at the Canal Turn as vets tended to the stricken Balthazar King. Thankfully, Phillip Hobbs’s gelding was able to walk away from his fall, as was Walsh’s mount Ballycasey. Ruby Walsh (right) warned riders that Balthazar King was receiving treatment Balthazar King receives treatment as riders gallop past Balthazar King received treatment from a vet on the track for at least an hour before being taken to an equine hospital.

Balthazar King’s fall on the first circuit led to Walsh and Ballycasey being brought down  but, afterwards,

OPTIONS:
- Aintree was typically phlegmatic.
- Ballycasey was typically phlegmatic.
- Balthazar King was typically phlegmatic.
- Canal Turn was typically phlegmatic.
- Grand National was typically phlegmatic.
- National was typically phlegmatic.
- Phillip Hobbs was typically phlegmatic.
- Ruby Walsh was typically phlegmatic.
- Walsh was typically phlegmatic.
- mount Ballycasey was typically phlegmatic.


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Nathaniel Clyne was pictured leaving a Liverpool hospital after undergoing a medical on Monday ahead of sealing a move from Southampton. The right back is set to secure a £12.5million transfer – £10.5m up front with a further £2m based on add-ons – to become Brendan Rodgers’s sixth signing already since the season ended. Liverpool have been searching for a right-back after allowing Glen Johnson to leave at the end of his contract and Jon Flanagan out long-term with a knee injury. Provided the medical is passed, as expected, Clyne will follow Roberto Firmino, James Milner, Adam Bogdan, Danny Ings and Joe Gomez to Merseyside.

They had an initial £10m bid for Clyne rejected and Southampton wanted £15m but, with only one year remaining on

OPTIONS:
- Adam Bogdan’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Anfield’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Brendan Rodgers’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Danny Ings’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- England’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Glen Johnson’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- James Milner’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Joe Gomez’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Jon Flanagan’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Liverpool’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Merseyside’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Nathaniel Clyne’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Reds’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Roberto Firmino’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.
- Southampton’s contract, the two clubs have agreed on a fee.


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The story would not be out of place on the TV thriller "Homeland": the Danish petty criminal turned double agent who receives $250,000 in cash for helping the CIA try to ensnare one of al Qaeda's most wanted -- by finding him a wife. The wanted man was American-born al Qaeda cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, who had become one of the most effective propagandists for the group. The bride-to-be was a pretty blonde from Croatia. The agent was Morten Storm, who had long moved in radical Islamist circles and had apparently won the trust of al-Awlaki during a stay in Yemen in 2006.

"It was intended that she could lead us to

OPTIONS:
- Al-Awlaki.
- American.
- Anwar al-Awlaki.
- CIA.
- Croatia.
- Danish.
- Islamist.
- Morten Storm.
- U.S..
- Western.
- Yemen.
- al Qaeda.
- al-Awlaki.
- al-Qaeda.


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There’s no shame in choosing a holiday destination based purely on its food options. Whether it’s heading to Germany in time for Oktoberfest, or over to Japan to sample some sushi, trips abroad and eating out go hand in hand for blogger Melissa Hie. Or, in this case, food goes in one hand, a camera goes in the other. The user experience designer has racked up over 177,000 followers on her Instagram profile Girl Eat World, simply through taking snaps of delicious local delicacies in incredible locations. Originally from Indonesia but living in Singapore, Melissa has already managed to travel to 31 countries since she launched the account in May 2014.

From gelato in Germany to parathas outside the Taj Mahal,

OPTIONS:
- Germany has seen (and eaten) it all.
- Girl Eat World has seen (and eaten) it all.
- Indonesia has seen (and eaten) it all.
- Indonesian has seen (and eaten) it all.
- Instagram has seen (and eaten) it all.
- Japan has seen (and eaten) it all.
- Melissa has seen (and eaten) it all.
- Melissa Hie has seen (and eaten) it all.
- Oktoberfest has seen (and eaten) it all.
- Singapore has seen (and eaten) it all.


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(CNN) The journey started eight years ago with a Singaporean schoolboy posing for a photo with the greatest swimmer of all time. It ended in Rio de Janeiro as he won his nation's first ever Olympic gold medal. They say not to meet your heroes; Joseph Schooling beat his. Now 22 and training for the Aquatic World Championships — currently taking place in Budapest — Schooling remembers meeting Michael Phelps for the first time as if was yesterday. "My dad hosted the US Olympic team at a country club in Singapore," he tells CNN. "I was doing a Chinese composition paper and my mum said 'Joe! Michael's there, Michael's there! Get up!'

Schooling's time of 50.39 seconds at Rio 2016 set a new

OPTIONS:
- Aquatic World Championships record, and nobody has come close to it since.
- Budapest record, and nobody has come close to it since.
- CNN record, and nobody has come close to it since.
- Chinese record, and nobody has come close to it since.
- Joe record, and nobody has come close to it since.
- Joseph Schooling record, and nobody has come close to it since.
- Michael record, and nobody has come close to it since.
- Michael Phelps record, and nobody has come close to it since.
- Olympic record, and nobody has come close to it since.
- Rio record, and nobody has come close to it since.
- Rio de Janeiro record, and nobody has come close to it since.
- Singapore record, and nobody has come close to it since.
- Singaporean record, and nobody has come close to it since.
- Swimmer record, and nobody has come close to it since.
- US Olympic record, and nobody has come close to it since.


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ISIS have reportedly executed five mothers and their children after the women refused to allow their children to become child soldiers in the ranks of the jihadi group. The victims are all believed to be from the Sunni Albu Nimr tribe, well known for their long time resistance in fighting against Al Qaeda and ISIS in the Iraqi province of Anbar. The claim was described in graphic detail by tribal leader Sheikh Naim al-Kaoud, who said that the women and children were rounded up by ISIS gangs and set on fire in the streets. According to the London based Saudi newspaper Sharq al-Awsat, the tribal leader told how the women had resisted the militants demands for them to release their children and  join ISIS.

The Albu Nimr tribe have been waging a longstanding war against jihadi militants, dating back to the start of 2007 when

OPTIONS:
- Al Qaeda-Qaeda fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Albu Nimr-Qaeda fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Anbar-Qaeda fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Awsat-Qaeda fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Fallujah-Qaeda fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- ISIS-Qaeda fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Iraqi-Qaeda fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Kaoud-Qaeda fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- London-Qaeda fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Naim al-Qaeda fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Saudi-Qaeda fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Sharq al-Qaeda fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Shiite-Qaeda fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Sunni-Qaeda fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Sunni Albur Nimr-Qaeda fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.


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Washington (CNN) Minnesota Lt. Gov. Tina Smith has been selected to replace Al Franken in the Senate. Gov. Mark Dayton, a Minnesota Democrat, announced Wednesday morning that Smith has been appointed to a one-year term in the Senate, which will conclude in January 2019. Smith, thought to be a leading contender to replace Franken, accepted the appointment. "Though I never anticipated this moment," Smith said, "I am resolved to do everything I can to move Minnesota forward, and I will be a fierce advocate in the United States Senate for the economic opportunity and fairness." "This is a difficult moment for us. But even now, I am filled with optimism for Minnesota," Smith, a Democrat, added.

This is the record for women in the upper chamber, which

OPTIONS:
- Al Franken will increase upon taking office.
- CNN will increase upon taking office.
- Democrat will increase upon taking office.
- Franken will increase upon taking office.
- Mark Dayton will increase upon taking office.
- Minnesota will increase upon taking office.
- Senate will increase upon taking office.
- Smith will increase upon taking office.
- Tina Smith will increase upon taking office.
- United States Senate will increase upon taking office.
- Washington will increase upon taking office.


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(CNN) Tropical Storm Tembin slammed into another set of Philippine islands late Saturday, hours after unleashing devastating flooding and landslides that has left dozens dead on the southern island of Mindanao, authorities said. Officials have given conflicting death tolls. At least 123 people have been killed and 159 are missing, Mina Marasigan, spokeswoman for the Philippine National Disaster Risk Reduction & Management Council said during a press briefing Sunday. Earlier, the CEO of the Philippine Red Cross said on Twitter that 156 people have died since the storm hit Friday; the country's national disaster risk management council put the death toll at 75.

Light to heavy rains also could continue to fall in the central and southern

OPTIONS:
- Mina Marasigan through Sunday.
- Mindanao through Sunday.
- Philippine through Sunday.
- Philippine National Disaster Risk Reduction & Management Council through Sunday.
- Philippine Red Cross through Sunday.
- Philippines through Sunday.
- Storm Tembin through Sunday.
- Tembin through Sunday.
- Twitter through Sunday.


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Forget the big belly and the round face, because this year old Saint Nick has been given a sexy makeover courtesy of one very untraditional – yet unsurprisingly popular – model-turned-mall Santa. Paul Mason, a Canadian model-turned-Kris Kringle, is known as 'Fashion Santa' at Toronto's Yorkdale Mall, but unlike Saint Nicks of years past, Paul boasts a trim frame and smoldering blue eyes that have more than a few people begging to get on his naughty list this holiday season. And while a long white beard has never looked so seductive, Paul also shares Father Christmas' heart of gold.

'It’s a modern spin on the typical

OPTIONS:
- Canadian photos,' he told Yorkdale.
- Fashion Santa photos,' he told Yorkdale.
- Father Christmas photos,' he told Yorkdale.
- Kris Kringle photos,' he told Yorkdale.
- Paul photos,' he told Yorkdale.
- Paul Mason photos,' he told Yorkdale.
- Saint Nick photos,' he told Yorkdale.
- Saint Nicks photos,' he told Yorkdale.
- Santa photos,' he told Yorkdale.
- SickKids Foundation photos,' he told Yorkdale.
- Toronto photos,' he told Yorkdale.
- Yorkdale photos,' he told Yorkdale.
- Yorkdale Mall photos,' he told Yorkdale.


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Britain has so many overweight policemen that belts large enough for 56-inch waists are becoming hard to find. One store has even sold out of the XXXL version of the belt that carries heavy equipment as well as holds up trousers. The flood of demand comes despite a nationwide drive to slim down frontline officers. Mandatory fitness tests were introduced last September and those who repeatedly fail them face the sack. Utility belts are an essential item for all officers because they are used to carry their handcuffs, baton and other tools. Yesterday it was reported that Emergency Service Supplies, a uniform supplier, had sold out of the XXXL size of their Portec SD1 duty belt.

The company also offered outsized clothing for bulkier community support officers, supplying an

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- Britain high visibility vest alongside other duty wear in sizes up to a 56-inch chest.
- Emergency Service Supplies high visibility vest alongside other duty wear in sizes up to a 56-inch chest.
- Portec SD1 high visibility vest alongside other duty wear in sizes up to a 56-inch chest.
- XXXL high visibility vest alongside other duty wear in sizes up to a 56-inch chest.


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Aboard the USS George HW Bush (CNN) On August 8, 2014, jets carried out the first American airstrikes against ISIS. Those American warplanes flew from the USS George HW Bush, one of the Navy's 10 aircraft carriers. Back then ISIS was making a lightning dash across Iraq and Syria, seizing town after town and threatening to wipe out entire communities of Iraqi minorities. "Today I authorized two operations in Iraq -- targeted airstrikes to protect our American personnel, and a humanitarian effort to help save thousands of Iraqi civilians who are trapped on a mountain," President Barack Obama said at the time.

Now, more than two years and over 16,000 airstrikes later, the

OPTIONS:
- American and its crew are once again making preparations to head to the region.
- Barack Obama and its crew are once again making preparations to head to the region.
- Bush and its crew are once again making preparations to head to the region.
- CNN and its crew are once again making preparations to head to the region.
- George HW Bush and its crew are once again making preparations to head to the region.
- ISIS and its crew are once again making preparations to head to the region.
- Iraq and its crew are once again making preparations to head to the region.
- Iraqi and its crew are once again making preparations to head to the region.
- Mosul and its crew are once again making preparations to head to the region.
- Navy and its crew are once again making preparations to head to the region.
- Syria and its crew are once again making preparations to head to the region.
- US and its crew are once again making preparations to head to the region.
- USS and its crew are once again making preparations to head to the region.


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The man behind the Tinder Nightmares account which shares singletons' online dating disasters has collected the most toe-curling exchanges in a hilarious new book. TV producer Elan Gale, from Los Angeles, US, set up the @tindernightmares Instagram page as an outlet for the bizarre comments received over the app around the world after meeting a 'sex robot' on the app, earning nearly 50,000 followers. The  page now has 1.4 million followers and includes painful one-liners such as, 'your bio is as empty as your heart' and 'You remind me of Russia in 1917. I'm starting to feel a huge uprising in my lower class.'

He told FEMAIL: 'I figured that other people are probably having similar experiences and what better way than

OPTIONS:
- Elan Gale to share them.'
- Instagram to share them.'
- LA to share them.'
- Los Angeles to share them.'
- Russia to share them.'
- Tinder to share them.'
- Tinder Nightmares to share them.'
- US to share them.'


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Havana, Cuba (CNN) Negotiators seeking to end the five-decades-old bloody insurgency in Colombia said Wednesday they had reached a final peace deal in one of the world's longest-running conflicts. For nearly four years, representatives from the Colombian government and the FARC rebel group have struggled to reach a deal that would not only end the fighting but also address issues of land reform, curtailment of the drug trade, repatriation of victims' families and trials for those suspected of human rights abuses. A majority of Colombians must still approve the landmark deal in a referendum set for October 2. Provisions that allow FARC leaders who confess their crimes to avoid prison may make the deal a bitter pill to swallow for many Colombians who think the rebels are escaping justice for decades of murder, kidnapping and drug trafficking.

Under the agreement, FARC rank-and-file soldiers will lay down their heavy weapons, leave jungle camps and slowly reincorporate into

OPTIONS:
- CNN society with the help of government training programs.
- Colombia society with the help of government training programs.
- Colombian society with the help of government training programs.
- Colombians society with the help of government training programs.
- Cuba society with the help of government training programs.
- FARC society with the help of government training programs.
- Havana society with the help of government training programs.
- Landmark society with the help of government training programs.


Cleveland (CNN) Donald Trump painted a picture of a dystopian America -- and sold himself as the only one who can fix it. As he accepted the Republican nomination here Thursday night, Trump delivered tough talk, promising to eradicate crime, build a border wall, defeat ISIS, rejuvenate the economy and prod U.S. allies to step it up or else. Donald Trump's speech at the Republican convention, as prepared for delivery "I'm with you," Trump said. "I will fight for you, and I will win for you." Here are CNN's takeaways from 2016's Republican National Convention: Trump's style of 'presidential'

"I have to say, as a

OPTIONS:
- America, it is so nice to hear you cheering for what I just said," he said.
- CNN, it is so nice to hear you cheering for what I just said," he said.
- Cleveland, it is so nice to hear you cheering for what I just said," he said.
- Donald Trump, it is so nice to hear you cheering for what I just said," he said.
- GOP, it is so nice to hear you cheering for what I just said," he said.
- ISIS, it is so nice to hear you cheering for what I just said," he said.
- Republican, it is so nice to hear you cheering for what I just said," he said.
- Republican National Convention, it is so nice to hear you cheering for what I just said," he said.
- Trump, it is so nice to hear you cheering for what I just said," he said.
- U.S., it is so nice to hear you cheering for what I just said," he said.


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The brother of a woman murdered by her husband is accused of mishandling more than $30,000 raised by a charity formed in her memory. Sheri Coleman, 31, together with her sons Garett, 11, and Gavin, 9, were found strangled in their beds in Columbia, Illinois, in 2009. Husband Christopher Coleman, a former chief of security for televangelist Joyce Meyer, was convicted of first-degree murder two years later and is serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole. Mario DeCicco was named in Tuesday's lawsuit which alleges that 'at least $33,173' of the money donated to the Sheri Ann & Her Boys charity has been improperly spent

According to the prosecution,

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- Chicago started sending his family threatening, expletive-filled messages from a gmail account he set up himself.
- Christopher Coleman started sending his family threatening, expletive-filled messages from a gmail account he set up himself.
- Columbia started sending his family threatening, expletive-filled messages from a gmail account he set up himself.
- DeCicco started sending his family threatening, expletive-filled messages from a gmail account he set up himself.
- Garett started sending his family threatening, expletive-filled messages from a gmail account he set up himself.
- Gavin started sending his family threatening, expletive-filled messages from a gmail account he set up himself.
- Husband Chrisopher started sending his family threatening, expletive-filled messages from a gmail account he set up himself.
- Illinois started sending his family threatening, expletive-filled messages from a gmail account he set up himself.
- Joyce Meyer started sending his family threatening, expletive-filled messages from a gmail account he set up himself.
- Mario DeCicco started sending his family threatening, expletive-filled messages from a gmail account he set up himself.
- Sheri Ann & Her Boys started sending his family threatening, expletive-filled messages from a gmail account he set up himself.
- Sheri Ann & Her Boys charity started sending his family threatening, expletive-filled messages from a gmail account he set up himself.
- Sheri Coleman started sending his family threatening, expletive-filled messages from a gmail account he set up himself.


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Police in Florida have arrested two teenagers for tying a dog to railroad tracks and shooting it. Officers at Tampa Police Department announced in a press conference on Wednesday night that the dog, since named Cabela, was bought from her owners for use in dog fights. Her owners had previously said that she had escaped or was stolen from their yard. She was bought by Natwan Callaway and Bobby Hollinger, both 17, who found that Cabela, a one-year-old pit bull mix, was 'too sweet tempered to fight' according to police. Detective Sgt. Patrick Messmer said a tip led to surveillance footage that showed an individual known to police who was then able to identify other people in the video.

OPTIONS:
- Bobby Hollinger and Hollinger caught her and took her back to the railroad tracks, tied her down and Callaway shot her several times, police said.
- Cabela and Hollinger caught her and took her back to the railroad tracks, tied her down and Callaway shot her several times, police said.
- Florida and Hollinger caught her and took her back to the railroad tracks, tied her down and Callaway shot her several times, police said.
- Natwan Callaway and Hollinger caught her and took her back to the railroad tracks, tied her down and Callaway shot her several times, police said.
- Patrick Messmer and Hollinger caught her and took her back to the railroad tracks, tied her down and Callaway shot her several times, police said.
- Tampa Police Department and Hollinger caught her and took her back to the railroad tracks, tied her down and Callaway shot her several times, police said.


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Busted delighted thousands of not-so-teenage girls today after announcing they were reforming following an eleven-year break. But while many keen fans rushed to listen to the pop punk trio's old hits, others are sceptical that the reunion is nothing more than a money-making attempt. Eager to quash rumours that they're heading back to the studio together for financial gain, bassist Matt Willis, 32, guitarist James Bourne, 32, and frontman Charlie Simpson, 30, spoke to Rankin's Hunger magazine. 'Well, there's no money,' said Matt matter-of-factly, while James added: 'So far, we're out of pocket!' Charlie told the publication: 'Of course we want the tour to be a success but money is by no means the overriding factor in this.'

James added: 'To put it in a nutshell, Charlie left the band because he hated the music I liked but now I like all the music that

OPTIONS:
- Busted likes, we’re best friends.'
- Charlie likes, we’re best friends.'
- Charlie Simpson likes, we’re best friends.'
- Group likes, we’re best friends.'
- Hunger likes, we’re best friends.'
- Ireland likes, we’re best friends.'
- James likes, we’re best friends.'
- James Bourne likes, we’re best friends.'
- Matt likes, we’re best friends.'
- Matt Willis likes, we’re best friends.'
- Pop likes, we’re best friends.'
- Rankin likes, we’re best friends.'
- UK likes, we’re best friends.'


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(CNN) A baby girl with Zika virus-related microcephaly was born in New Jersey on Tuesday, hospital  officials said. "The mother is stable, obviously sad, which is the normal emotional reaction given the situation," said Dr. Abdulla Al-Khan, director of maternal and fetal medicine at Hackensack University Medical Center. The mother is visiting the United States from Honduras and does not want to be identified. This is the second known case of a baby born with Zika-related birth defects in the United States. The first baby was born in Hawaii. Doctors first examined the mother when she came to the medical center Friday. Ultrasound screening revealed the baby had "significant microcephaly," he said. Babies with microcephaly have small brains and heads.

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story incorrectly spelled Dr. Abdulla Al-

OPTIONS:
- Abdulla Al's name.
- Hackensack University Medical Center's name.
- Hawaii's name.
- Honduras's name.
- Khan's name.
- New Jersey's name.
- Ultrasound's name.
- United States's name.
- Zika's name.


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(CNN) The cavalry is coming! Not exactly, but the sentiment of reassurance is the same. This week, US Defense Secretary James Mattis arrives in Asia to visit South Korea and Japan. Two stalwart US allies, policymakers in both capitals have nevertheless been shaken by statements Donald Trump made while campaigning for President. None of these was more dramatic than the suggestion that these allies should pay more for US troops or risk having these forces withdrawn. Statements like this played to the worst fears in Seoul and Tokyo that the United States might no longer be a committed ally. It is now Mattis' job to reassure them of US commitments and return the trajectory of alliance relations back to pre-2016 presidential campaign rhetoric.

Similarly, the allies will need to reaffirm the alignment of their policies vis-à-vis

OPTIONS:
- Asia's nuclear and missile threats.
- China's nuclear and missile threats.
- Donald Trump's nuclear and missile threats.
- James Mattis's nuclear and missile threats.
- Japan's nuclear and missile threats.
- Jeffrey Hornung's nuclear and missile threats.
- Mattis's nuclear and missile threats.
- North Korea's nuclear and missile threats.
- Seoul's nuclear and missile threats.
- South Korea's nuclear and missile threats.
- Tokyo's nuclear and missile threats.
- US's nuclear and missile threats.
- United States's nuclear and missile threats.
- Washington's nuclear and missile threats.


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Roger Federer defeated Tomas Berdych 6-4, 6-0 and Milos Raonic outlasted Rafael Nadal 4-6, 7-6 (10), 7-5 in a nearly three-hour marathon to set up a semi-final showdown at the BNP Paribas Open on Friday. Federer improved to 15-1 this year, with his only loss coming against Andreas Seppi in the third round of the Australian Open. Federer avenged that defeat in the same round at Indian Wells. He earned his first straight-set win over Berdych since 2011 in Paris and just his second 6-0 set ever in 19 career matches against the Czech. 'I'm not the kind of guy who takes great joy out of bageling opponents, to be honest,' said Federer, seeking a record fifth title in the desert.

It was the first time

OPTIONS:
- Andreas Seppi has lost to Federer in straight sets since 2011
- Andy Murray has lost to Federer in straight sets since 2011
- Australian Open has lost to Federer in straight sets since 2011
- BNP Paribas Open has lost to Federer in straight sets since 2011
- Berdych has lost to Federer in straight sets since 2011
- Czech has lost to Federer in straight sets since 2011
- Federer has lost to Federer in straight sets since 2011
- Indian Wells has lost to Federer in straight sets since 2011
- Indian Wells Masters has lost to Federer in straight sets since 2011
- Milos Raonic has lost to Federer in straight sets since 2011
- Novak Djokovic has lost to Federer in straight sets since 2011
- Paris has lost to Federer in straight sets since 2011
- Rafael Nadal has lost to Federer in straight sets since 2011
- Roger Federer has lost to Federer in straight sets since 2011
- Tomas Berdych has lost to Federer in straight sets since 2011


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Rome (CNN) Pope Francis offered a short benediction at the funeral Thursday of Cardinal Bernard Law, a move that disappointed some sex-abuse survivors who said the pontiff should not dignify the former Boston archbishop who resigned in disgrace over the Catholic Church's sex-abuse scandal. Francis' participation in the ceremony fueled the controversy over a decision to grant Law a full cardinal's funeral at St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican. During the Mass, Law's casket lay on a rug in front of an altar, flanked by seated cardinals and bishops wearing white mitres. Francis sprinkled holy water on the casket and circled it with incense, before saying the blessing later in the service, Vatican video showed.

The occasion was a funeral, not a tribunal nor a judgment of

OPTIONS:
- Bernard Law's life, the Vatican added.
- Boston's life, the Vatican added.
- CNN's life, the Vatican added.
- Callista's life, the Vatican added.
- Catholic Church's life, the Vatican added.
- Francis's life, the Vatican added.
- Law's life, the Vatican added.
- Newt Gingrich's life, the Vatican added.
- Pope Francis's life, the Vatican added.
- Rome's life, the Vatican added.
- St. Peter's Basilica's life, the Vatican added.
- Vatican's life, the Vatican added.


Australia's highest ranking Catholic threatening legal action has not stopped the 60 Minutes TV program from hitting back at Cardinal George Pell and his fellow leaders across the country. Child sex abuse victim Peter Saunders, who was handpicked by Pope Francis to sit on the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors, broke his silence on last Sunday's show about his thoughts on Cardinal Pell describing him as 'dangerous' and claiming his position was 'untenable'. Despite turning down invitations from 60 Minutes to respond to the damning remarks, Cardinal Pell remained tight-lipped - until after the show aired when a spokesperson stated that he was left with no choice but to seek legal advice.

'The men who lead it have put themselves on a collision course with the victims of child sexual abuse by expressing their unfailing support for

OPTIONS:
- 60 Minutes.'
- 60 Minutes TV.'
- Australia.'
- Cardinal Pell.'
- Catholic.'
- Francis.'
- George Pell.'
- Pell.'
- Peter Saunders.'
- Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors.'
- Saunders.'
- Tara Brown.'


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Rachel Dolezal's parents have accused her of trying to destroy their family with a multitude of lies - but insist that 'truth and justice will prevail'. Larry and Ruthanne Dolezal, from Troy, Montana, revealed last week that their daughter, the president of the Spokane NAACP, is white - not black as she has long suggested. 'Of all of Rachel's faults and malicious fabrications, this is definitely the worst,' her mother told Good Morning America on Monday. 'Rachel is desperately trying to destroy her biological family and I believe that effort will not succeed. At the end of the story I'm sure that truth and justice will prevail.'

OPTIONS:
- African American told the Easterner in February that she and her siblings were punished 'by skin complexion' using a 'baboon whip' that she likened 'to what was used as whips during slavery'.
- Dolezal told the Easterner in February that she and her siblings were punished 'by skin complexion' using a 'baboon whip' that she likened 'to what was used as whips during slavery'.
- Good Morning America told the Easterner in February that she and her siblings were punished 'by skin complexion' using a 'baboon whip' that she likened 'to what was used as whips during slavery'.
- Larry told the Easterner in February that she and her siblings were punished 'by skin complexion' using a 'baboon whip' that she likened 'to what was used as whips during slavery'.
- Montana told the Easterner in February that she and her siblings were punished 'by skin complexion' using a 'baboon whip' that she likened 'to what was used as whips during slavery'.
- NAACP told the Easterner in February that she and her siblings were punished 'by skin complexion' using a 'baboon whip' that she likened 'to what was used as whips during slavery'.
- Rachel told the Easterner in February that she and her siblings were punished 'by skin complexion' using a 'baboon whip' that she likened 'to what was used as whips during slavery'.
- Rachel Dolezal told the Easterner in February that she and her siblings were punished 'by skin complexion' using a 'baboon whip' that she likened 'to what was used as whips during slavery'.
- Ruthanne Dolezal told the Easterner in February that she and her siblings were punished 'by skin complexion' using a 'baboon whip' that she likened 'to what was used as whips during slavery'.
- Spokane told the Easterner in February that she and her siblings were punished 'by skin complexion' using a 'baboon whip' that she likened 'to what was used as whips during slavery'.
- Spokane NAACP told the Easterner in February that she and her siblings were punished 'by skin complexion' using a 'baboon whip' that she likened 'to what was used as whips during slavery'.
- Troy told the Easterner in February that she and her siblings were punished 'by skin complexion' using a 'baboon whip' that she likened 'to what was used as whips during slavery'.


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An Ohio family with a three-year-old daughter who has up to 1,000 seizures a day has moved 1,200 miles to Colorado in hopes of getting treatment in the form of medical marijuana. Addyson Benton, of Liberty Township, was diagnosed with myoclonic epilepsy at nine months old, which have delayed her communication and motor-skill growth. And though she's tried at least ten anti-seizure drugs, nothing seems to reduce her symptoms. Her parents, Heather and Adam Benton, researched a form of non-psychoactive medical marijuana that is illegal in Ohio, and decided it's in Addyson's best interest to give the drug a try.

Trial run: Addyson was able to try the

OPTIONS:
- Adam Benton oil two weeks before she left Ohio, and her family said they can already see improvements
- Addyson oil two weeks before she left Ohio, and her family said they can already see improvements
- Addyson Benton oil two weeks before she left Ohio, and her family said they can already see improvements
- CBD oil two weeks before she left Ohio, and her family said they can already see improvements
- Colorado oil two weeks before she left Ohio, and her family said they can already see improvements
- Heather oil two weeks before she left Ohio, and her family said they can already see improvements
- Liberty Township oil two weeks before she left Ohio, and her family said they can already see improvements
- Ohio oil two weeks before she left Ohio, and her family said they can already see improvements


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Franck Ribery has dismissed reports linking Wolfsburg forward Kevin de Bruyne with Bayern Munich as a potential replacement for the former France international or his team-mate Arjen Robben. De Bruyne, who spent his two years at Chelsea largely on loan before joining the second-placed Bundesliga club, has scored nine goals this season and is topping the league's assist charts with 16 – seven more than the next best. But Ribery says despite his impressive form the 23-year-old Belgian is the wrong style of player to come in under Pep Guardiola because he has different assets to himself and the Holland winger.

Ribery (left) says

OPTIONS:
- Arjen Robben's counter-attacking skills don't mesh with the style of Pep Guardiola (right)
- Bayern's counter-attacking skills don't mesh with the style of Pep Guardiola (right)
- Bayern Munch's counter-attacking skills don't mesh with the style of Pep Guardiola (right)
- Bayern Munich's counter-attacking skills don't mesh with the style of Pep Guardiola (right)
- Belgian's counter-attacking skills don't mesh with the style of Pep Guardiola (right)
- Bundesliga's counter-attacking skills don't mesh with the style of Pep Guardiola (right)
- Chelsea's counter-attacking skills don't mesh with the style of Pep Guardiola (right)
- De Bruyne's counter-attacking skills don't mesh with the style of Pep Guardiola (right)
- Eden Hazard's counter-attacking skills don't mesh with the style of Pep Guardiola (right)
- France's counter-attacking skills don't mesh with the style of Pep Guardiola (right)
- Franck Ribery's counter-attacking skills don't mesh with the style of Pep Guardiola (right)
- Holland's counter-attacking skills don't mesh with the style of Pep Guardiola (right)
- Kevin de Bruyne's counter-attacking skills don't mesh with the style of Pep Guardiola (right)
- Pep Guardiola's counter-attacking skills don't mesh with the style of Pep Guardiola (right)
- Ribery's counter-attacking skills don't mesh with the style of Pep Guardiola (right)
- Wolfsburg's counter-attacking skills don't mesh with the style of Pep Guardiola (right)


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Lille (CNN) -- A year that began in uncertainty for Roger Federer ended with a historic title for the 17-time grand slam champion and his country. When Federer defeated Richard Gasquet of France 6-4 6-2 6-2 in front of another record crowd Sunday, it gave Federer a maiden Davis Cup title at the not so tender age of 33. The visitors prevailed 3-1 in the best-of-five match series. Switzerland had never before won team tennis' most prestigious event, playing in one previous final in 1992 when Federer was merely 11. "For me personally, obviously I'm unbelievably happy because I've been playing in this competition for probably almost 15 years now," Federer told reporters as he sat among his teammates. "At the end of the day I wanted it more for the guys.

"You saw how well Roger was playing, how he just killed

OPTIONS:
- CNN today," said Wawrinka.
- Davis Cup today," said Wawrinka.
- Federer today," said Wawrinka.
- France today," said Wawrinka.
- Lille today," said Wawrinka.
- Olympic today," said Wawrinka.
- Richard Gasquet today," said Wawrinka.
- Roger Federer today," said Wawrinka.
- Stan Wawrinka today," said Wawrinka.
- Swiss today," said Wawrinka.
- Switzerland today," said Wawrinka.


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(CNN) Puerto Rico on Sunday overwhelmingly voted for statehood. But Congress, the only body that can approve new states, will ultimately decide whether the status of the US commonwealth changes. Ninety-seven percent of the votes in the nonbinding referendum favored statehood, an increase over the results of a 2012 referendum, official results from the State Electoral Commission show. It was the fifth such vote on statehood. "Today, we the people of Puerto Rico are sending a strong and clear message to the US Congress ... and to the world ... claiming our equal rights as American citizens, Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rosselló said in a news release.

For one, they can truthfully say, "Don't blame me, I didn't vote for them," when discussing the

OPTIONS:
- American presidency.
- CNN presidency.
- Congress presidency.
- Puerto Rico presidency.
- Ricardo Rosselló presidency.
- State Electoral Commission presidency.
- US presidency.


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A British nuclear submarine has been caught on camera after it apparently became stricken with technical problems while on a top-secret mission in one of the most dangerous parts of the world. Satellite images show the Royal Navy vessel undergoing repairs at a port less than 100 nautical miles from Iran. The nuclear-powered submarine is pictured docked at Fujairah, one of the United Arab Emirates, in the politically sensitive seaway of the Gulf of Oman. Blue cabling on the quayside apparently provides electrical power to the vessel while it is being repaired. The images also show a 650ft-long barrier constructed from metal containers which appears to have been erected in an effort to shield the 300ft vessel from public view and protect it from a terrorist attack.

Last night, nuclear expert John Large said: 'This is a very rare sighting in these waters as they usually remain submerged for thousands of miles while performing their surveillance and listening roles in the

OPTIONS:
- Britain.
- British.
- Emirati.
- Fujairah.
- Gulf of Oman.
- Iran.
- Port.
- Royal Navy.
- Trafalgar Class.
- United Arab Emirates.


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Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump said Monday that Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel should seek federal assistance to combat homicides in the nation's third-largest city. "Chicago murder rate is record setting - 4,331 shooting victims with 762 murders in 2016. If Mayor can't do it he must ask for Federal help!" Trump tweeted. Trump's tweet accurately relayed Chicago's homicide numbers. And while they are not "record setting," The Chicago Tribune reports that homicides were up 60% from 2015 to the highest levels in 20 years. Emanuel, who was President Barack Obama's chief of staff from January 2009 to October 2010, met with Trump in New York last month, urging the President-elect to continue the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program until a modernized immigration system can be decided by Congress.

Emanuel's administration said Monday it looks "forward to working with"

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama on crime.
- CNN on crime.
- Chicago on crime.
- Congress on crime.
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals on crime.
- Donald Trump on crime.
- Emanuel on crime.
- New York on crime.
- Rahm Emanuel on crime.
- The Chicago Tribune on crime.
- Trump on crime.
- Washington on crime.


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First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes a baby in a golden carriage - or so the story seems to go for Gabi Grecko and her husband of only three days, Geoffrey Edelsten. The 26-year-old Florida-born model told Daily Mail Australia on Sunday evening that she is 'definitely' pregnant with her 72-year-old husband's child, shortly after announcing it to the world by posting a Google Image shot of a positive pregnancy test on Instagram. 'I'm really shocked. I have been sick for weeks and I didn't know what was wrong,' Gabi said. 'My gyno [gynecologist] called and left messages [on Saturday] and said, "You're pregnant!" I then took another test for myself,' she said.

Despite saying the pregnancy was 'not planned',

OPTIONS:
- Daily Mail Australia also admitted to wanting a baby.
- Florida also admitted to wanting a baby.
- Gabi also admitted to wanting a baby.
- Gabi Grecko also admitted to wanting a baby.
- Geoffrey also admitted to wanting a baby.
- Geoffrey Edelsten also admitted to wanting a baby.
- Google Image also admitted to wanting a baby.
- Instagram also admitted to wanting a baby.


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(CNN) Another year, another batch of videos and advertisements released on April Fools' Day. What's real and what's not? You be the judge. But here are some of our favorite ads on this day dedicated to pranksters: 1. Google has another map eater Pac-Maps is back with a new twist -- it's Ms. Pac-Man who's munching her way across Google Maps this year. To play, open the Google Maps app and click the red square in the bottom right of your screen. You can also play on desktop. Google first launched the prank with Pac-Man in 2015. 2. Is Amazon's Petlexa "fur" real?

Well, that's what

OPTIONS:
- Amazon's new Petlexa purports to be in a video posted on the company's official Twitter Echo account.
- Fools' Day's new Petlexa purports to be in a video posted on the company's official Twitter Echo account.
- Google's new Petlexa purports to be in a video posted on the company's official Twitter Echo account.
- Google Maps's new Petlexa purports to be in a video posted on the company's official Twitter Echo account.
- Man's new Petlexa purports to be in a video posted on the company's official Twitter Echo account.
- Maps's new Petlexa purports to be in a video posted on the company's official Twitter Echo account.
- Ms. Pac's new Petlexa purports to be in a video posted on the company's official Twitter Echo account.
- Pac's new Petlexa purports to be in a video posted on the company's official Twitter Echo account.
- Pac-Man's new Petlexa purports to be in a video posted on the company's official Twitter Echo account.
- Petlexa's new Petlexa purports to be in a video posted on the company's official Twitter Echo account.


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

The Trump administration refutes the notion that it has downgraded

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


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Washington (CNN) Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry told CNN Thursday he will support Donald Trump as the Republican presidential nominee and will do everything he can do to help him get elected. Perry, speaking by phone from his hometown of Roundtop, Texas, acknowledged Trump is not his ideal choice. When Perry was a candidate for president earlier in the 2016 cycle, he was the first to come out and criticize Trump and question his conservative credentials, calling his candidacy a "cancer on conservatism." "He is not a perfect man. But what I do believe is that he loves this country and he will surround himself with capable, experienced people and he will listen to them," Perry said Thursday.

"He is one of the most talented people who has ever run for the president I have ever seen," he added, saying

OPTIONS:
- CNN knows how to market and brand like no one he has ever seen.
- Donald Trump knows how to market and brand like no one he has ever seen.
- Perry knows how to market and brand like no one he has ever seen.
- Republican knows how to market and brand like no one he has ever seen.
- Rick Perry knows how to market and brand like no one he has ever seen.
- Roundtop knows how to market and brand like no one he has ever seen.
- Texas knows how to market and brand like no one he has ever seen.
- Trump knows how to market and brand like no one he has ever seen.
- Washington knows how to market and brand like no one he has ever seen.


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The trusted aide who helped propel Ben Carson to become a top contender for the Republican presidential nomination received tens of thousands of dollars from the National Enquirer for stories about Oprah Winfrey, Daily Mail Online can reveal. Armstrong Williams was a source for the tabloid for at least five years and was paid more than $100,000 dishing dirt on Oprah and her lover Stedman Graham, former Enquirer staffers said. In an exclusive interview with Daily Mail Online Williams admitted he was paid by the supermarket tabloid, but said it was merely for 'managing' stories for the pair that were going to be published anyway.

Williams started to advise

OPTIONS:
- Armstrong Williams on ways to minimize his tax liabilities on a land sale.
- Ben Carson on ways to minimize his tax liabilities on a land sale.
- Daily Mail Online on ways to minimize his tax liabilities on a land sale.
- Enquirer on ways to minimize his tax liabilities on a land sale.
- GOP on ways to minimize his tax liabilities on a land sale.
- Graham on ways to minimize his tax liabilities on a land sale.
- Gregory on ways to minimize his tax liabilities on a land sale.
- National Enquirer on ways to minimize his tax liabilities on a land sale.
- Oprah on ways to minimize his tax liabilities on a land sale.
- Oprah Winfrey on ways to minimize his tax liabilities on a land sale.
- Republican on ways to minimize his tax liabilities on a land sale.
- Stedman Graham on ways to minimize his tax liabilities on a land sale.
- Stephen Gregory on ways to minimize his tax liabilities on a land sale.
- Williams on ways to minimize his tax liabilities on a land sale.


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(CNN) -- A 14-year-old autistic Michigan girl whose mother allegedly tried to poison her with carbon monoxide in a murder-suicide attempt is recovering well, authorities said Tuesday. Isabelle Stapleton is "awake" and "responding," according to Sara Swanson, Benzie County prosecuting attorney, after being in critical care for carbon monoxide poisoning following a grisly incident last week in which her mother allegedly attempted to take both of their lives. "Her condition has continued to improve every day" since the weekend, Swanson said. On the evening of September 3, Kelli Stapleton and her daughter were transported to hospitals for treatment of carbon monoxide poisoning after police discovered them unconscious inside their family vehicle in a wooded area, according to Sgt. Malcolm Irwin of Michigan State Police.

She is being held without bail and is to appear in court on September 16 for a preliminary examination, according to

OPTIONS:
- Benzie County.
- CNN.
- Isabelle Stapleton.
- Kelli Stapleton.
- Malcolm Irwin.
- Michigan.
- Michigan State Police.
- Sara Swanson.
- Swanson.


(CNN) -- The remarkable display of civil disobedience by hundreds of thousands of Hong Kong citizens reflects a profound sense of desperation that has grown as China has closed off all political options and made it increasingly clear that it intends to call the shots. In theory, the "Basic Law" spelling out the terms of the territory's reversion to Chinese rule was to allow a "high degree of autonomy," leaving in place Hong Kong's rule of law, civil service and free-wheeling capitalist system. This was based on then Chinese President Deng Xiaoping's clever formulation of "One Country, Two Systems" and negotiated painstakingly during the 1990s with the Thatcher administration of the United Kingdom.

Since 1997, when Hong Kong reverted to Chinese rule, many of China's efforts at exerting political influence have been subtle, and, with a few exceptions such as implicitly limiting the press,

OPTIONS:
- Basic Law has more or less been allowed to continue its open economy, legal system and freedom of assembly.
- Beijing has more or less been allowed to continue its open economy, legal system and freedom of assembly.
- CNN has more or less been allowed to continue its open economy, legal system and freedom of assembly.
- China has more or less been allowed to continue its open economy, legal system and freedom of assembly.
- Chinese has more or less been allowed to continue its open economy, legal system and freedom of assembly.
- Deng Xiaoping has more or less been allowed to continue its open economy, legal system and freedom of assembly.
- Hong Kong has more or less been allowed to continue its open economy, legal system and freedom of assembly.
- Huntsman has more or less been allowed to continue its open economy, legal system and freedom of assembly.
- Jon Huntsman has more or less been allowed to continue its open economy, legal system and freedom of assembly.
- One Country, Two Systems has more or less been allowed to continue its open economy, legal system and freedom of assembly.
- Thatcher has more or less been allowed to continue its open economy, legal system and freedom of assembly.
- U.S. has more or less been allowed to continue its open economy, legal system and freedom of assembly.
- United Kingdom has more or less been allowed to continue its open economy, legal system and freedom of assembly.
- Xi Jinping has more or less been allowed to continue its open economy, legal system and freedom of assembly.