Find the right ending to this passage.

Nestled in a cove on the Adriatic Sea, a crescent-shaped beach that remains one of Montenegro's hidden gems has been named the best in Europe. With more than 4,000ft of space to bask in the sun, Jaz Beach topped picturesque settings in Spain, Portugal and Greece to claim the coveted title ahead of the busy summer travel season. Here is a closer look at Europe's 10 best beaches, according to travel guide Lonely Planet. Located near the town of Budva, Jaz Beach is quite popular with Montenegrins, but has a relatively low profile with holidaymakers in Western Europe as it is often overlooked for places that are more 'touristy' or easier to access.

Given the limited availability of direct flights to nearby Tivat Airport, it takes a bit of extra effort to reach

OPTIONS:
- Adriatic Sea, but the trip is well worth it, especially for those who are looking for adventure or a party atmosphere.
- Bantham Beach, but the trip is well worth it, especially for those who are looking for adventure or a party atmosphere.
- Budva, but the trip is well worth it, especially for those who are looking for adventure or a party atmosphere.
- Devon, but the trip is well worth it, especially for those who are looking for adventure or a party atmosphere.
- Europe, but the trip is well worth it, especially for those who are looking for adventure or a party atmosphere.
- Greece, but the trip is well worth it, especially for those who are looking for adventure or a party atmosphere.
- Jaz Beach, but the trip is well worth it, especially for those who are looking for adventure or a party atmosphere.
- Lonely Planet, but the trip is well worth it, especially for those who are looking for adventure or a party atmosphere.
- Montenegrins, but the trip is well worth it, especially for those who are looking for adventure or a party atmosphere.
- Montenegro, but the trip is well worth it, especially for those who are looking for adventure or a party atmosphere.
- Portugal, but the trip is well worth it, especially for those who are looking for adventure or a party atmosphere.
- Sandwood Bay, but the trip is well worth it, especially for those who are looking for adventure or a party atmosphere.
- Scotland, but the trip is well worth it, especially for those who are looking for adventure or a party atmosphere.
- Spain, but the trip is well worth it, especially for those who are looking for adventure or a party atmosphere.
- UK, but the trip is well worth it, especially for those who are looking for adventure or a party atmosphere.
- Western Europe, but the trip is well worth it, especially for those who are looking for adventure or a party atmosphere.


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(CNN) The family of a woman allegedly killed by an undocumented immigrant who'd recently been released from jail can't sue San Francisco over its sanctuary policy, according to a recent court ruling. Kate Steinle's shooting death in 2015 sparked national debate over so-called sanctuary cities and became a rallying cry for Donald Trump on the campaign trail. Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez, an undocumented immigrant and repeat felon from Mexico who'd been deported five times, is accused of shooting Steinle, a 32-year-old medical device sales rep, as she walked on a San Francisco pier. In a federal wrongful death lawsuit, Steinle's parents had argued that San Francisco and its former sheriff were partly to blame, because officials never notified Immigration and Customs Enforcement when Lopez-Sanchez was released from a local jail in April 2015.

OPTIONS:
- Bureau of Land Management's plan to deport criminals won't be easy; just ask Obama
- Donald Trump's plan to deport criminals won't be easy; just ask Obama
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement's plan to deport criminals won't be easy; just ask Obama
- Juan Francisco Lopez's plan to deport criminals won't be easy; just ask Obama
- Kate Steinle's plan to deport criminals won't be easy; just ask Obama
- Lopez's plan to deport criminals won't be easy; just ask Obama
- Mexico's plan to deport criminals won't be easy; just ask Obama
- San Francisco's plan to deport criminals won't be easy; just ask Obama
- Sanchez's plan to deport criminals won't be easy; just ask Obama
- Steinle's plan to deport criminals won't be easy; just ask Obama


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

Las Vegas (CNN) -- Declaring victory in Nevada's Republican presidential caucuses on Saturday, Mitt Romney again turned away from his GOP rivals and toward President Barack Obama. CNN projects that Romney will win the Nevada Republican presidential caucuses, based on results and entrance polling. With 71% of the votes counted, Romney held about 48% of the vote, while former House Speaker Newt Gingrich had 23% and Rep. Ron Paul had 18%. Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, who had largely bypassed the state, had 11% of the vote. Those numbers were gathered from vote counters at caucus sites across the state and the state's Republican Party.

Polls leading up to the vote had shown Gingrich trailing far behind

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama.
- CNN.
- GOP.
- Gingrich.
- Las Vegas.
- Mitt Romney.
- Nevada.
- Newt Gingrich.
- Obama.
- Pennsylvania.
- Republican.
- Republican Party.
- Rick Santorum.
- Romney.
- Ron Paul.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) Donald Trump's top budget adviser defended the sweeping cuts proposed to social, foreign aid and environmental programs in the President's budget on Tuesday, arguing that the White House could no longer ask taxpayers for money to fund programs they believe to be inefficient. Economists and Democrats have already panned the budget as a document that benefits the wealthy and cuts services from the poor. Mick Mulvaney, Trump's budget chief, rejected that idea on Tuesday. "We are no longer going to measure compassion by the number of programs or the number of people on those programs, but the number of people we help get off of those programs," he said, arguing that it is actually compassionate to cut government spending on inefficient programs.

Mulvaney said Tuesday that "sustained, 3% economic growth" is the foundation of

OPTIONS:
- American-enomics that everything the administration does is based on.
- CNN-enomics that everything the administration does is based on.
- Democrats-enomics that everything the administration does is based on.
- Donald Trump-enomics that everything the administration does is based on.
- Mick Mulvaney-enomics that everything the administration does is based on.
- Trump-enomics that everything the administration does is based on.
- Washington-enomics that everything the administration does is based on.
- White House-enomics that everything the administration does is based on.


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A family who was injured in a traffic collision involving Caitlyn Jenner earlier this year has sued the Olympic gold medalist. The Wolf-Milesi family of Malibu sued Jenner in Los Angeles Superior Court for negligence in the February crash, which killed one woman after Jenner rear-ended her car and pushed it into oncoming traffic on the Pacific Coast Highway. A sport utility vehicle driven by the family of Peter Wolf-Milesi struck a car driven by Kim Howe, killing her. The lawsuit states the four members of the Wolf-Milesi family sustained serious wrist injuries in the crash. Sheriff's investigators determined Jenner was traveling at an unsafe speed for the traffic conditions.

The accident occurred before

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- Caitlyn Jenner announced she is transgender and transitioned into her new identity as Caitlyn.
- Howe announced she is transgender and transitioned into her new identity as Caitlyn.
- Hummer announced she is transgender and transitioned into her new identity as Caitlyn.
- Jenner announced she is transgender and transitioned into her new identity as Caitlyn.
- Kim Howe announced she is transgender and transitioned into her new identity as Caitlyn.
- Lexus announced she is transgender and transitioned into her new identity as Caitlyn.
- Los Angeles Superior Court announced she is transgender and transitioned into her new identity as Caitlyn.
- Malibu announced she is transgender and transitioned into her new identity as Caitlyn.
- Milesi announced she is transgender and transitioned into her new identity as Caitlyn.
- Olympic announced she is transgender and transitioned into her new identity as Caitlyn.
- Pacific Coast Highway announced she is transgender and transitioned into her new identity as Caitlyn.
- Peter Wolf announced she is transgender and transitioned into her new identity as Caitlyn.
- Wolf announced she is transgender and transitioned into her new identity as Caitlyn.


(CNN) A pastor with a long history of inflammatory remarks about Muslims, Mormons, Catholics and gays preached at a private service for President-elect Trump and his family on Friday, shortly before Trump took the oath of office. The pastor, the Rev. Robert Jeffress, is a Southern Baptist who vigorously campaigned for Trump during the final months of the presidential election and is a member of his evangelical advisory board. "I love this guy!" Trump has said of Jeffress. Before the campaign, Trump, a Presbyterian, had no apparent connection to the pastor, who leads First Baptist Church in Dallas. Friday morning's worship service, held at St. John's Episcopal Church across the street from the White House, continued a modern Inauguration Day ritual. With the exception of Richard Nixon in 1973, every president since Franklin Roosevelt has attended spiritual services on Inauguration Day, many at St. John's. The event is separate from both the inauguration itself and an interfaith service to be held Saturday at Washington National Cathedral, where an imam is among those who will offer prayers.

While two of the pastors are prosperity preachers -- a first for a presidential inauguration -- none have disparaged gays or other religions like

OPTIONS:
- Catholics.
- Dallas.
- First Baptist Church.
- Franklin Roosevelt.
- Inauguration Day.
- Jeffress.
- Mormons.
- Muslims.
- Presbyterian.
- Richard Nixon.
- Robert Jeffress.
- Southern Baptist.
- St. John's.
- St. John's Episcopal Church.
- Trump.
- Washington National Cathedral.
- White House.


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(CNN) Nearly 10 million people across the Midwest were under a flood warning Saturday as several spots along the Mississippi River were expected to reach near-record crests this weekend, the latest threats to a region that got slammed this week by severe flooding. The river's cresting -- the highest stage or level of a flood wave -- was due to affect communities in Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky and Tennessee, CNN meteorologist Haley Brink said. Even after a river crests, flooding can still be a problem. Those who live near the Mississippi River in Cape Girardeau in southern Illinois and southeast Missouri prepared for an onslaught.

Floods already have killed six people in

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- Arkansas and seven in Arkansas, including a 10-year-old who was swept away while climbing a fence to avoid the water, officials said.
- CNN and seven in Arkansas, including a 10-year-old who was swept away while climbing a fence to avoid the water, officials said.
- Cape Girardeau and seven in Arkansas, including a 10-year-old who was swept away while climbing a fence to avoid the water, officials said.
- Haley Brink and seven in Arkansas, including a 10-year-old who was swept away while climbing a fence to avoid the water, officials said.
- Illinois and seven in Arkansas, including a 10-year-old who was swept away while climbing a fence to avoid the water, officials said.
- Indiana and seven in Arkansas, including a 10-year-old who was swept away while climbing a fence to avoid the water, officials said.
- Kentucky and seven in Arkansas, including a 10-year-old who was swept away while climbing a fence to avoid the water, officials said.
- Midwest and seven in Arkansas, including a 10-year-old who was swept away while climbing a fence to avoid the water, officials said.
- Mississippi River and seven in Arkansas, including a 10-year-old who was swept away while climbing a fence to avoid the water, officials said.
- Missouri and seven in Arkansas, including a 10-year-old who was swept away while climbing a fence to avoid the water, officials said.
- Tennessee and seven in Arkansas, including a 10-year-old who was swept away while climbing a fence to avoid the water, officials said.
- United States and seven in Arkansas, including a 10-year-old who was swept away while climbing a fence to avoid the water, officials said.


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

"It will mean either we have full autonomy or we disconnect from

OPTIONS:
- Black Sea and join fully with Russia.
- CNN and join fully with Russia.
- Crimea and join fully with Russia.
- Independence Square and join fully with Russia.
- Kiev and join fully with Russia.
- London and join fully with Russia.
- NATO and join fully with Russia.
- Russia and join fully with Russia.
- Russian and join fully with Russia.
- Simferopol and join fully with Russia.
- Ukraine and join fully with Russia.
- Ukrainian and join fully with Russia.
- United Nations and join fully with Russia.
- Washington and join fully with Russia.


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(CNN) -- The prosecutor in the U.S. government's case against an Indian diplomat charged in New York with visa fraud related to her treatment of her housekeeper expressed dismay Wednesday over the direction the case has taken. "There has been much misinformation and factual inaccuracy in the reporting on the charges against Devyani Khobragade," said U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara about India's 39-year-old deputy consul general for political, economic, commercial and women's affairs, who was arrested December 12 in New York by federal agents. "It is important to correct these inaccuracies because they are misleading people and creating an inflammatory atmosphere on an unfounded basis."

OPTIONS:
- CNN defended the handling of the arrest and custody, though his office was not involved.
- Devyani Khobragade defended the handling of the arrest and custody, though his office was not involved.
- India defended the handling of the arrest and custody, though his office was not involved.
- Indian defended the handling of the arrest and custody, though his office was not involved.
- Kerry defended the handling of the arrest and custody, though his office was not involved.
- New York defended the handling of the arrest and custody, though his office was not involved.
- Obama defended the handling of the arrest and custody, though his office was not involved.
- Preet Bharara defended the handling of the arrest and custody, though his office was not involved.
- U.S. defended the handling of the arrest and custody, though his office was not involved.


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(CNN) New battleground state polls released Monday find Hillary Clinton with the advantage in New Hampshire and Pennsylvania with hours to go before Election Day. New Hampshire The CNN polling average in New Hampshire now has Clinton with a 3-point edge (44% to 41%) over Republican opponent Donald Trump following a new poll's released Sunday showing the Democratic presidential nominee with an 11-point lead. The poll from the University of New Hampshire, released Monday, found Clinton ahead of Trump 49% to 38%. Libertarian Gary Johnson registered 6% in the poll, and Green Party candidate Jill Stein drew 1%. Four percent said they remain undecided.

According to the poll,

OPTIONS:
- CNN and Clinton "will end the election cycle historically unpopular among New Hampshire voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Clinton and Clinton "will end the election cycle historically unpopular among New Hampshire voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Democratic and Clinton "will end the election cycle historically unpopular among New Hampshire voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Donald Trump and Clinton "will end the election cycle historically unpopular among New Hampshire voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Election Day and Clinton "will end the election cycle historically unpopular among New Hampshire voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Gary Johnson and Clinton "will end the election cycle historically unpopular among New Hampshire voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Green Party and Clinton "will end the election cycle historically unpopular among New Hampshire voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Hillary Clinton and Clinton "will end the election cycle historically unpopular among New Hampshire voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Jill Stein and Clinton "will end the election cycle historically unpopular among New Hampshire voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Libertarian and Clinton "will end the election cycle historically unpopular among New Hampshire voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- New Hampshire and Clinton "will end the election cycle historically unpopular among New Hampshire voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Pennsylvania and Clinton "will end the election cycle historically unpopular among New Hampshire voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Republican and Clinton "will end the election cycle historically unpopular among New Hampshire voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Trump and Clinton "will end the election cycle historically unpopular among New Hampshire voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- University of New Hampshire and Clinton "will end the election cycle historically unpopular among New Hampshire voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.


An Indigenous elder and activist has defended Sydney Swans star Adam Goodes' controversial and spontaneous performance of an Indigenous 'war dance' on the field and declared that Australia is racist against its Indigenous population. During his appearance on ABC's Q&A on Monday night, Jack Charles, also an actor and musician, made the comment when asked if Goodes was being 'too sensitive' after being racially discriminated against following his traditional dance. 'No, he's not being too sensitive… you don't know it, but we see it: Australia itself is uniquely racist against Aboriginal Australians and I can't put it any more succinctly than that,' Charles said.

OPTIONS:
- ABC also earlier defended the dance, saying it was nothing more than a celebration of his heritage during a press conference on Saturday morning.
- Aboriginal Australians also earlier defended the dance, saying it was nothing more than a celebration of his heritage during a press conference on Saturday morning.
- Adam Goodes also earlier defended the dance, saying it was nothing more than a celebration of his heritage during a press conference on Saturday morning.
- Australia also earlier defended the dance, saying it was nothing more than a celebration of his heritage during a press conference on Saturday morning.
- Charles also earlier defended the dance, saying it was nothing more than a celebration of his heritage during a press conference on Saturday morning.
- Goodes also earlier defended the dance, saying it was nothing more than a celebration of his heritage during a press conference on Saturday morning.
- Indigenous also earlier defended the dance, saying it was nothing more than a celebration of his heritage during a press conference on Saturday morning.
- Jack Charles also earlier defended the dance, saying it was nothing more than a celebration of his heritage during a press conference on Saturday morning.
- Q&A also earlier defended the dance, saying it was nothing more than a celebration of his heritage during a press conference on Saturday morning.
- Racist also earlier defended the dance, saying it was nothing more than a celebration of his heritage during a press conference on Saturday morning.
- Sydney Swans also earlier defended the dance, saying it was nothing more than a celebration of his heritage during a press conference on Saturday morning.
- Wikipedia also earlier defended the dance, saying it was nothing more than a celebration of his heritage during a press conference on Saturday morning.


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An identity theft fraudster whose gang cheated the taxpayer out of more than £1million to spend drinking with his friends and gambling has been jailed. Brendan Blake, 47, was part of a gang of six who stole the identities of 30 Irish nationals to defraud the Department of Work and Pensions and three local authorities in London in a scam lasting 26 years. Southwark Crown Court heard the gang ordered replacement birth certificates for the individuals from the Irish authorities, then used the documents to open bank and post offices accounts in their names. They then started claiming job seekers' allowance from the DWP, as well as other benefits from the boroughs of Lewisham, Lambeth and Southwark in London.

Then, when the

OPTIONS:
- Blake became suspicious they ‘flipped’ identities and began claiming benefits under another name in a different borough.
- Brendan Blake became suspicious they ‘flipped’ identities and began claiming benefits under another name in a different borough.
- DWP became suspicious they ‘flipped’ identities and began claiming benefits under another name in a different borough.
- Department of Work and Pensions became suspicious they ‘flipped’ identities and began claiming benefits under another name in a different borough.
- Irish became suspicious they ‘flipped’ identities and began claiming benefits under another name in a different borough.
- Lambeth became suspicious they ‘flipped’ identities and began claiming benefits under another name in a different borough.
- Lewisham became suspicious they ‘flipped’ identities and began claiming benefits under another name in a different borough.
- London became suspicious they ‘flipped’ identities and began claiming benefits under another name in a different borough.
- Southwark became suspicious they ‘flipped’ identities and began claiming benefits under another name in a different borough.
- Southwark Crown Court became suspicious they ‘flipped’ identities and began claiming benefits under another name in a different borough.


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

(CNN) Earlier this week, a Russian Orthodox cleric investigating the 1918 assassination of Czar Nicholas II and his family raised the possibility that it was a "ritual murder." To many observers, that statement might sound strange, but more or less inoffensive. To Jews, however, it raised the haunting specter of "blood libel," a pernicious and long-lasting lie about Jews murdering Christian children and using their blood in religious rituals. "The ritual murder charge, coming from a Russian Orthodox priest, gives undeserved credence to a core anti-Semitism myth long propagated by fringe elements in Russian society," said David Harris, CEO of the American Jewish Committee, "and, more generally, fits into the incendiary conspiracy theories connecting Jews to every calamity known to humankind."

Used for hundreds of years as a pretext to torture, imprison and kill

OPTIONS:
- American Jewish Committee, the "blood libel" myth may be the worst religious lie in circulation, but it is far from the only one
- Christian, the "blood libel" myth may be the worst religious lie in circulation, but it is far from the only one
- David Harris, the "blood libel" myth may be the worst religious lie in circulation, but it is far from the only one
- Jews, the "blood libel" myth may be the worst religious lie in circulation, but it is far from the only one
- Nicholas II, the "blood libel" myth may be the worst religious lie in circulation, but it is far from the only one
- Russian, the "blood libel" myth may be the worst religious lie in circulation, but it is far from the only one
- Russian Orthodox, the "blood libel" myth may be the worst religious lie in circulation, but it is far from the only one
- Semitism, the "blood libel" myth may be the worst religious lie in circulation, but it is far from the only one


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Six Australians with strongly held beliefs about refugees and asylum seekers will embark on a reverse journey as they retrace the steps of those who have fled some of the most dangerous cities in the world. A former refugee, two sisters, a detention centre whistle-blower, a tough talking teacher and a 'Stop the Boats' campaigner have all agreed to be part of the controversial SBS documentary series Go Back To Where You Came From. The series, which last aired in 2012, aims to provoke national debate about how Australia responds to refugees and asylum seekers. It follows the introduction of the Abbott government's 'Stop the Boats' policies and controversy surrounding detainee treatment in detention centres on Nauru and Manus Island.

She specialises in looking after unaccompanied minors who come to

OPTIONS:
- Abbott by boat.
- Australia by boat.
- Australians by boat.
- Go Back To Where You Came by boat.
- Go Back To Where You Came From by boat.
- Manus Island by boat.
- Nauru by boat.
- SBS by boat.
- Stop the Boats by boat.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

A 10-year-old Maryland girl has shown her parents not to mess with her when it comes to Santa after writing them furious notes following a Santa truth talk. Nicki Adams and her husband Michael discovered the four angry, handwritten notes under their door from their daughter Belle, who told her parents she cannot believe them anymore, the Daily Dot reported. The last of the four notes, featuring a drawing appearing to show a middle finger emoji left the parents losing their 'ever loving s***',  Adams said. 'The time has finally come,' Adams wrote of the ordeal on Facebook. 'Belle asked point blank about Santa and she's been asking every day.

'You have no idea what you just did,'

OPTIONS:
- Adams wrote in the first note she slid under their door.
- Belle wrote in the first note she slid under their door.
- Daily Dot wrote in the first note she slid under their door.
- Facebook wrote in the first note she slid under their door.
- Maryland wrote in the first note she slid under their door.
- Michael wrote in the first note she slid under their door.
- Nicki Adams wrote in the first note she slid under their door.
- Santa wrote in the first note she slid under their door.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) A new "Special Relationship" between Britain and the US has emerged: the relationship between Donald Trump and Nigel Farage. Both men have turned voter disaffection into electoral triumph. Farage did so in the now infamous Brexit -- taking the UK out of the EU; Trump in winning the US presidency. Both men identified the other as a brother in arms along the way. So much so that at one recent rally, Trump told his supporters: "We are going to do something so special. It will be so special. It will be an amazing day. It will be called Brexit plus plus plus."

In victory, Farage was fast to say that one of the biggest Brexit campaign slogans, a £350 million a week rebate from the

OPTIONS:
- Brexit once the UK left, was untrue.
- Britain once the UK left, was untrue.
- Donald Trump once the UK left, was untrue.
- EU once the UK left, was untrue.
- Farage once the UK left, was untrue.
- Nigel Farage once the UK left, was untrue.
- Special Relationship once the UK left, was untrue.
- Trump once the UK left, was untrue.
- UK once the UK left, was untrue.
- US once the UK left, was untrue.


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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.

"If he knew what you've been doing, he'd know that about 20% of Iowa's electricity now comes from wind, powering our homes and our factories and our businesses in a way that's clean and renewable," Obama said, later calling for a halt to billions of dollars in tax subsidies to oil companies making "huge profits" and instead investing in "the new homegrown energy that's creating jobs here in

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


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Seventy years since the Third Reich was consumed in blood and fire the hunt is on for the loot that the Nazis left behind. The reported discovery of a legendary Nazi 'ghost' train packed with gold and money by two treasure hunters hidden in a long-forgotten tunnel in the Polish mountains will only serve to fuel what has become an obsession for many Germans. The hunters claim they have uncovered the train, packed with guns and gems, that became the stuff of local legend as the Nazis hid their treasures from the advancing Soviet Red Army. Legend has it that the Germans hid their treasures as insurance policies to help fleeing war criminals escape and set up new lives at the end of the Second World War.

They range from the innumerable family silver sets taken from Jews to plundered church chalices and the accumulated gold that

OPTIONS:
- Discovery robbers took from vaults across all the conquered lands.
- Germans robbers took from vaults across all the conquered lands.
- Hitler robbers took from vaults across all the conquered lands.
- Jews robbers took from vaults across all the conquered lands.
- LakeToplitz robbers took from vaults across all the conquered lands.
- Legend robbers took from vaults across all the conquered lands.
- Nazi robbers took from vaults across all the conquered lands.
- Nazis robbers took from vaults across all the conquered lands.
- Poland robbers took from vaults across all the conquered lands.
- Polish robbers took from vaults across all the conquered lands.
- Red Army robbers took from vaults across all the conquered lands.
- Second World War robbers took from vaults across all the conquered lands.
- Soviet robbers took from vaults across all the conquered lands.
- Third Reich robbers took from vaults across all the conquered lands.


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Washington (CNN) It wasn't Donald Trump's day. June 9, 2016 -- the day that Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner and then-campaign chairman Paul Manafort met with a Russian lawyer to get opposition research on Hillary Clinton -- was a 24-hour period that the businessman-turned-presidential candidate likely hated: The spotlight wasn't on him. But more than a year after that unseasonably cool Thursday in New York, what happened on June 9 has intensified the spotlight on Trump -- now president -- and his family. News of the meeting between Natalia Veselnitskaya, billed in an email as a "Russian government attorney" and three of Trump's top campaign aides has rocked the Trump White House and led Clinton's vice presidential candidate, Sen. Tim Kaine, to speculate whether Trump Jr.'s behavior amounts to treason.

But little did anyone know that Trump's tweet about

OPTIONS:
- CNN's deleted emails came 40 minutes after his son's meeting with Veselnitskaya was scheduled.
- Clinton's deleted emails came 40 minutes after his son's meeting with Veselnitskaya was scheduled.
- Donald Trump's deleted emails came 40 minutes after his son's meeting with Veselnitskaya was scheduled.
- Donald Trump Jr.'s deleted emails came 40 minutes after his son's meeting with Veselnitskaya was scheduled.
- Hillary Clinton's deleted emails came 40 minutes after his son's meeting with Veselnitskaya was scheduled.
- Jared Kushner's deleted emails came 40 minutes after his son's meeting with Veselnitskaya was scheduled.
- Natalia Veselnitskaya's deleted emails came 40 minutes after his son's meeting with Veselnitskaya was scheduled.
- New York's deleted emails came 40 minutes after his son's meeting with Veselnitskaya was scheduled.
- Paul Manafort's deleted emails came 40 minutes after his son's meeting with Veselnitskaya was scheduled.
- Russian's deleted emails came 40 minutes after his son's meeting with Veselnitskaya was scheduled.
- Tim Kaine's deleted emails came 40 minutes after his son's meeting with Veselnitskaya was scheduled.
- Trump's deleted emails came 40 minutes after his son's meeting with Veselnitskaya was scheduled.
- Trump Jr.'s deleted emails came 40 minutes after his son's meeting with Veselnitskaya was scheduled.
- Trump White House's deleted emails came 40 minutes after his son's meeting with Veselnitskaya was scheduled.
- Washington's deleted emails came 40 minutes after his son's meeting with Veselnitskaya was scheduled.


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A 24-year-old widow from Virginia has been charged with first-degree murder after police say she killed her former father-in-law because she blamed him for introducing her husband to drugs at a young age and driving him to suicide. Amanda Taylor, of Blacksburg, was apprehended in North Carolina last Sunday following a multi-state manhunt sparked by the murder of her former relative by marriage, 59-year-old Charles Taylor, who was discovered stabbed to death at his home near Ellet April 4. Taylor's suspected partner in crime, 32-year-old Sean Ball, was found wounded on the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina after the 24-year-old woman allegedly tried to kill him.

Confession: While out on a lam, Taylor took to

OPTIONS:
- Amanda apparently confessing to the deadly stabbing
- Amanda Taylor apparently confessing to the deadly stabbing
- Blacksburg apparently confessing to the deadly stabbing
- Blue Ridge Parkway apparently confessing to the deadly stabbing
- Charles Taylor apparently confessing to the deadly stabbing
- Ellet apparently confessing to the deadly stabbing
- Facebook apparently confessing to the deadly stabbing
- Friend Mariah Roebuck apparently confessing to the deadly stabbing
- Instagram apparently confessing to the deadly stabbing
- North Carolina apparently confessing to the deadly stabbing
- Rex Taylor apparently confessing to the deadly stabbing
- Sean Ball apparently confessing to the deadly stabbing
- Taylor apparently confessing to the deadly stabbing
- Virginia apparently confessing to the deadly stabbing


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(CNN) President Donald Trump has bragged -- and did so again during his State of the Union address Tuesday -- that the tax cuts Congress passed would be the biggest in history. There's no doubt the tax legislation slashed corporate tax rates and will give 80% of individual filers a tax cut, according to some estimates. But arguably, President Barack Obama passed a larger tax cut by making most of President George W. Bush's cuts permanent. President Ronald Reagan definitely did. And Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson probably did, too. "It will be the biggest tax decrease, or tax cut, in the history of our country," Trump said at the White House last month.

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama's tax cut, by contrast, is estimated to be about 1.1% of GDP per year.
- CNN's tax cut, by contrast, is estimated to be about 1.1% of GDP per year.
- Congress's tax cut, by contrast, is estimated to be about 1.1% of GDP per year.
- Donald Trump's tax cut, by contrast, is estimated to be about 1.1% of GDP per year.
- George W. Bush's tax cut, by contrast, is estimated to be about 1.1% of GDP per year.
- John F. Kennedy's tax cut, by contrast, is estimated to be about 1.1% of GDP per year.
- Lyndon Johnson's tax cut, by contrast, is estimated to be about 1.1% of GDP per year.
- Ronald Reagan's tax cut, by contrast, is estimated to be about 1.1% of GDP per year.
- State of the Union's tax cut, by contrast, is estimated to be about 1.1% of GDP per year.
- Trump's tax cut, by contrast, is estimated to be about 1.1% of GDP per year.
- White House's tax cut, by contrast, is estimated to be about 1.1% of GDP per year.


Find the right ending to this passage.

This is the touching moment a terminal breast cancer patient got a surprise visit from her favourite horse after the animal was brought to her hospice. Catriona Craig has been a keen rider since she was a little girl and once made a living schooling horses in America. The 62-year-old was pictured stroking her most-loved horse Ed after it was brought to St Richard's Hospice in Worcester by her husband David, 69. Hospice staff moved Mrs Craig's bed outside on to a patio overlooking the gardens for the heart-warming reunion with the 20-year-old former event horse. Her husband and daughter Louise Russell-Pavier, 30, looked on as Ed nuzzled the mother-of-two, who has ridden him frequently, and took mints from her hand.

She added: 'We were delighted to help make this visit happen for

OPTIONS:
- America and the family.
- Catriona Craig and the family.
- Craig and the family.
- David and the family.
- Ed and the family.
- Louise Russell and the family.
- Pavier and the family.
- St Richard's Hospice and the family.
- US and the family.
- Worcester and the family.


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Asmir Begovic says it is a 'privilege' to play for Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho and has hit back at those questioning his ability to reverse their current slump. The champions have lost their last three games in the Premier League to leave them just two places above the relegation zone. Mourinho is under mounting pressure amid talk of dressing-room unrest and one report that suggested players would rather lose matches to accelerate the manager's departure. But Begovic, speaking in Bosnia ahead of his country's Euro 2016 play-off with Ireland this evening, has defended the man who signed him for £8million from Stoke City during the summer.

With Courtois set to return from his knee layoff next month,

OPTIONS:
- Asmir Begovic could revert to bench duty, but he said: 'Tibo is one of the best goalkeepers in the world and I hope that he will soon recover from the injury.
- Begovic could revert to bench duty, but he said: 'Tibo is one of the best goalkeepers in the world and I hope that he will soon recover from the injury.
- Bosnia could revert to bench duty, but he said: 'Tibo is one of the best goalkeepers in the world and I hope that he will soon recover from the injury.
- Chelsea could revert to bench duty, but he said: 'Tibo is one of the best goalkeepers in the world and I hope that he will soon recover from the injury.
- Euro 2016 could revert to bench duty, but he said: 'Tibo is one of the best goalkeepers in the world and I hope that he will soon recover from the injury.
- Ireland could revert to bench duty, but he said: 'Tibo is one of the best goalkeepers in the world and I hope that he will soon recover from the injury.
- Jose Mourinho could revert to bench duty, but he said: 'Tibo is one of the best goalkeepers in the world and I hope that he will soon recover from the injury.
- Mourinho could revert to bench duty, but he said: 'Tibo is one of the best goalkeepers in the world and I hope that he will soon recover from the injury.
- Premier League could revert to bench duty, but he said: 'Tibo is one of the best goalkeepers in the world and I hope that he will soon recover from the injury.
- Stoke City could revert to bench duty, but he said: 'Tibo is one of the best goalkeepers in the world and I hope that he will soon recover from the injury.
- The Blues could revert to bench duty, but he said: 'Tibo is one of the best goalkeepers in the world and I hope that he will soon recover from the injury.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) -- The Senate focused Wednesday on an energy efficiency bill while House Republicans argued among themselves over funding Obamacare as Congress shifted its focus from the Syria crisis in order to give new diplomatic efforts a chance to succeed. In his nationally televised address Tuesday night, President Barack Obama said he asked legislators to hold off on voting on his requested authorization to attack Syria over chemical weapons while his administration negotiates with Russia on putting Syrian stockpiles under international control. "Congress will be watching these negotiations very closely," Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, a Nevada Democrat, warned Wednesday. "If there is any indication they're not serious or they're being used as a ploy to delay, then Congress stands ready to return to that Syria resolution" that would authorize a military strike on Syria.

Off the

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama floor, however, talks continued behind the scenes among a group of bipartisan senators on changes to the resolution that Reid said would be taken up if the negotiations with Russia fail.
- CNN floor, however, talks continued behind the scenes among a group of bipartisan senators on changes to the resolution that Reid said would be taken up if the negotiations with Russia fail.
- Congress floor, however, talks continued behind the scenes among a group of bipartisan senators on changes to the resolution that Reid said would be taken up if the negotiations with Russia fail.
- Democrat floor, however, talks continued behind the scenes among a group of bipartisan senators on changes to the resolution that Reid said would be taken up if the negotiations with Russia fail.
- Harry Reid floor, however, talks continued behind the scenes among a group of bipartisan senators on changes to the resolution that Reid said would be taken up if the negotiations with Russia fail.
- House Republicans floor, however, talks continued behind the scenes among a group of bipartisan senators on changes to the resolution that Reid said would be taken up if the negotiations with Russia fail.
- Nevada floor, however, talks continued behind the scenes among a group of bipartisan senators on changes to the resolution that Reid said would be taken up if the negotiations with Russia fail.
- Obamacare floor, however, talks continued behind the scenes among a group of bipartisan senators on changes to the resolution that Reid said would be taken up if the negotiations with Russia fail.
- Reid floor, however, talks continued behind the scenes among a group of bipartisan senators on changes to the resolution that Reid said would be taken up if the negotiations with Russia fail.
- Russia floor, however, talks continued behind the scenes among a group of bipartisan senators on changes to the resolution that Reid said would be taken up if the negotiations with Russia fail.
- Senate floor, however, talks continued behind the scenes among a group of bipartisan senators on changes to the resolution that Reid said would be taken up if the negotiations with Russia fail.
- Syria floor, however, talks continued behind the scenes among a group of bipartisan senators on changes to the resolution that Reid said would be taken up if the negotiations with Russia fail.
- Syrian floor, however, talks continued behind the scenes among a group of bipartisan senators on changes to the resolution that Reid said would be taken up if the negotiations with Russia fail.
- Washington floor, however, talks continued behind the scenes among a group of bipartisan senators on changes to the resolution that Reid said would be taken up if the negotiations with Russia fail.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- The story of their deaths -- hacked with hatchets, doused in gasoline before the home they were in exploded, according to police -- has been well documented. Six days later, hundreds packed a Tacoma, Washington, church to remember the lives of young Braden and Charlie Powell, describing them as intelligent, compassionate, joyful boys who made big impressions in a short time. "This moment is about two beautiful boys," Dean Curry, lead pastor at the Life Center church, said to open Saturday's memorial service. Authorities say the boys' father, Josh Powell, snatched them from a social worker who was delivering them for a supervised visit Sunday, locking the doors before killing them, as well as himself, just minutes before his Puyallup, Washington, home exploded.

While

OPTIONS:
- Braden has not been found, her father suggested that he believes she is dead -- and that she is now reunited with her sons in heaven.
- CNN has not been found, her father suggested that he believes she is dead -- and that she is now reunited with her sons in heaven.
- Charlie Powell has not been found, her father suggested that he believes she is dead -- and that she is now reunited with her sons in heaven.
- Dean Curry has not been found, her father suggested that he believes she is dead -- and that she is now reunited with her sons in heaven.
- Josh Powell has not been found, her father suggested that he believes she is dead -- and that she is now reunited with her sons in heaven.
- Life Center has not been found, her father suggested that he believes she is dead -- and that she is now reunited with her sons in heaven.
- Puyallup has not been found, her father suggested that he believes she is dead -- and that she is now reunited with her sons in heaven.
- Susan Cox-Powell has not been found, her father suggested that he believes she is dead -- and that she is now reunited with her sons in heaven.
- Tacoma has not been found, her father suggested that he believes she is dead -- and that she is now reunited with her sons in heaven.
- Washington has not been found, her father suggested that he believes she is dead -- and that she is now reunited with her sons in heaven.


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A children's play centre claimed it's second casualty in a week when a young boy fractured his skull while on a jumping castle. Zaybein Wathey, 10, was at Inflatable World in Napier, New Zealand last Tuesday when he fell down a hole and fractured the back of his head and temple,The NZ Herald reported. Just days earlier Brendon Rambaul posted a video of his son Deacon, 4, being sucked into a castle at the Inflatable World franchise in Glenfield. During the most recent incident, Zaybien suffered seizures after paramedics arrived on the scene and he was flown to Starship Hospital in Auckland.

Unsatisfied with the response he received from staff at

OPTIONS:
- Auckland, who he said 'couldn't care less', Mr Rambaul posted the video on Facebook to warn other parents about the seemingly innocuous play equipment.
- Brendon Rambaul, who he said 'couldn't care less', Mr Rambaul posted the video on Facebook to warn other parents about the seemingly innocuous play equipment.
- Deacon, who he said 'couldn't care less', Mr Rambaul posted the video on Facebook to warn other parents about the seemingly innocuous play equipment.
- Glenfield, who he said 'couldn't care less', Mr Rambaul posted the video on Facebook to warn other parents about the seemingly innocuous play equipment.
- Inflatable World, who he said 'couldn't care less', Mr Rambaul posted the video on Facebook to warn other parents about the seemingly innocuous play equipment.
- Napier, who he said 'couldn't care less', Mr Rambaul posted the video on Facebook to warn other parents about the seemingly innocuous play equipment.
- New Zealand, who he said 'couldn't care less', Mr Rambaul posted the video on Facebook to warn other parents about the seemingly innocuous play equipment.
- Starship Hospital, who he said 'couldn't care less', Mr Rambaul posted the video on Facebook to warn other parents about the seemingly innocuous play equipment.
- The NZ Herald, who he said 'couldn't care less', Mr Rambaul posted the video on Facebook to warn other parents about the seemingly innocuous play equipment.
- Zaybein Wathey, who he said 'couldn't care less', Mr Rambaul posted the video on Facebook to warn other parents about the seemingly innocuous play equipment.
- Zaybien, who he said 'couldn't care less', Mr Rambaul posted the video on Facebook to warn other parents about the seemingly innocuous play equipment.
- Zaybien Wathey, who he said 'couldn't care less', Mr Rambaul posted the video on Facebook to warn other parents about the seemingly innocuous play equipment.


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

Madrid (CNN) -- Early editions of Spain's leading newspaper Thursday displayed a large front-page photo claiming to be an "unprecedented" and "exclusive" look at Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's medical treatment in Cuba. But the intubated man lying in a hospital bed shown in the photo wasn't Chavez, the newspaper soon discovered, and it began backtracking. El Pais took down the photo, which was on the newspaper's website for about 30 minutes, and also recalled the early editions of its newspaper from newsstands. "After learning that the image offered did not correspond to Chavez, El Pais also stopped distributing the print edition and started to send a new edition to retail outlets," the newspaper said in a statement on its website, explaining the retraction and apologizing to readers.

Several purported photos of the Venezuelan leader have circulated on social media in recent weeks, but Venezuela's government hasn't released any new photos of

OPTIONS:
- CNN since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.
- Chavez since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.
- Cuba since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.
- El Pais since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.
- Hugo Chavez since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.
- Madrid since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.
- Spain since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.
- Spanish since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.
- Venezuela since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.
- Venezuelan since he underwent cancer surgery in Cuba more than six weeks ago.


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(CNN) Lionel Messi has been hailed as the greatest ever footballer by his Barcelona teammate Marc-André ter Stegen after the Argentine's match-winning performance against rivals Real Madrid Sunday. After taking a blow to the face which left him bloodied and shaken in the first half, Messi scored Barca's equalizer before netting the 500th goal of his club career -- a last-minute winner in the 3-2 victory over Real. "I think he's the greatest ever, because there's nobody similar to him," German international goalkeeper Ter Stegen told CNN Sport's Alex Thomas. "He loves to play football, he loves to see other people around him playing well. I think he's the best ever because of the talent and the amazing performances he's showing every week."

A stunning comeback in the Champions League saw

OPTIONS:
- Alex Thomas recover to beat PSG 6-5 in a thrilling finale at the Camp Nou.
- André ter Stegen recover to beat PSG 6-5 in a thrilling finale at the Camp Nou.
- Argentine recover to beat PSG 6-5 in a thrilling finale at the Camp Nou.
- Barca recover to beat PSG 6-5 in a thrilling finale at the Camp Nou.
- Barcelona recover to beat PSG 6-5 in a thrilling finale at the Camp Nou.
- Barça recover to beat PSG 6-5 in a thrilling finale at the Camp Nou.
- Bernabéu recover to beat PSG 6-5 in a thrilling finale at the Camp Nou.
- CNN recover to beat PSG 6-5 in a thrilling finale at the Camp Nou.
- CNN Sport recover to beat PSG 6-5 in a thrilling finale at the Camp Nou.
- German recover to beat PSG 6-5 in a thrilling finale at the Camp Nou.
- Lionel Messi recover to beat PSG 6-5 in a thrilling finale at the Camp Nou.
- Marc recover to beat PSG 6-5 in a thrilling finale at the Camp Nou.
- Messi recover to beat PSG 6-5 in a thrilling finale at the Camp Nou.
- Real recover to beat PSG 6-5 in a thrilling finale at the Camp Nou.
- Real Madrid recover to beat PSG 6-5 in a thrilling finale at the Camp Nou.
- Ter Stegen recover to beat PSG 6-5 in a thrilling finale at the Camp Nou.


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(CNN) Donald Trump paints a dark picture of America, so dark the American Dream is virtually impossible to achieve. A lot of Americans believe him, but after talking to three very rich guys, I don't. Is it hard? Hell, yes. But is it impossible? Hell, no. Or, I should say it depends. The American dream has long morphed from what it once was: a house with a picket fence, two cars, 2.5 kids and a vacation every year. Today, everyone has their own American dream, although I suspect few would refuse the ultimate: money, money, money. "I had a newspaper route when I was 12," billionaire businessman, T. Boone Pickens told me. "I liked that money in my pocket." He added later, "I've been rich and I've been poor. Rich is better."

Ken Langone's father was a plumber, his mother a cafeteria worker, yet he is richer than 99.9 percent of all

OPTIONS:
- America.
- American.
- American Dream.
- Americans.
- CNN.
- Carol Costello.
- Donald Trump.
- Goldman Sachs.
- Hillary Clinton.
- Home Depot.
- Ken Langone.
- Leon Cooperman.
- Rich.
- T. Boone Pickens.


Find the right ending to this passage.

These incredible photographs  appear to capture a fire-breathing dragon in the sky - just in time for St George's Day. With its large snout and blackened eyes, the furious-looking beast appeared to breath fire as it stared down from the sky in the bizarre cloud formation. Captured at dusk the red sky adds a fiery hue behind the clouded creature giving it an uncanny likeness to the legend of the fire breathing dragon slain by St George - ahead of the patron Saint of England's day tomorrow. The cloud dragon appears to breathe fire in these incredible images captured by amateur photographer Nicolas Locatelli

Today April 23 is celebrated as a day of patriotism for

OPTIONS:
- California.
- England.
- Nicolas Locatelli.
- St George.
- St George's Day.
- patron Saint.


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

Leaving a favourite dog in kennels while travelling abroad can be a source of profound guilt. But one owner was so overwhelmed with anxiety at the thought of being parted from her pet, she decided to take the dog on her frequent journeys overseas. As a result, May Wong’s four-year-old cockapoo, Miss Darcy, has travelled the globe - visiting 11 countries and 23 destinations including New York, Berlin, Stockholm, Milan and Paris. She takes more trips with her owner every year than the average Briton and has covered nearly 25,000 miles since 2011 - making her a real-life Phileas Dog.

Her interior designer owner said: ‘Over time and effort, travelling with

OPTIONS:
- Berlin has become routine.
- Briton has become routine.
- Darcy has become routine.
- George has become routine.
- Milan has become routine.
- Miss Wong has become routine.
- New York has become routine.
- Paris has become routine.
- Phileas Dog has become routine.
- Stockholm has become routine.
- Wong has become routine.


How does this story end?

Tim Sherwood has warned Tottenham Hotspur to keep pace with Harry Kane’s rapid rise or the England striker might one day be too big for the club. On the eve of taking Aston Villa to White Hart Lane, Sherwood insisted his former club must improve at a similar rate or risk losing their academy star. Kane was handed his first Premier League start for Spurs by Sherwood 12 months ago and has taken the top-flight by storm this season, scoring 29 goals in all competitions. He penned a new five-and-a-half year contract at Spurs in February before scoring 78 seconds into his England debut last month.

Benteke will look to continue his scoring form for

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa when they take on Tottenham and Kane on Saturday
- Christian Benteke when they take on Tottenham and Kane on Saturday
- England when they take on Tottenham and Kane on Saturday
- Harry Kane when they take on Tottenham and Kane on Saturday
- Kane when they take on Tottenham and Kane on Saturday
- Premier League when they take on Tottenham and Kane on Saturday
- Sherwood when they take on Tottenham and Kane on Saturday
- Spurs when they take on Tottenham and Kane on Saturday
- Tim Sherwood when they take on Tottenham and Kane on Saturday
- Tottenham when they take on Tottenham and Kane on Saturday
- Tottenham Hotspur when they take on Tottenham and Kane on Saturday
- White Hart Lane when they take on Tottenham and Kane on Saturday


Complete the passage.

(CNN) La Niña is expected to be back and it may wreck your winter. But that depends on where you live and if you do or don't like the cold. NOAA's Climate Prediction Center has released its winter outlook. This forecast is not a guide for deciding your detailed ski vacation or New Year's Eve plans, but it may give you an idea of which winter coat you should buy for the season and if you need to stock up on whiskey and coffee. "It would be quite surprising to see a third very warm winter in a row," said Mike Halpert, the deputy director of NOAA's Climate Prediction Center.

If

OPTIONS:
- CNN forms, this will have a direct impact on the weather this winter.
- Climate Prediction Center forms, this will have a direct impact on the weather this winter.
- La Niña forms, this will have a direct impact on the weather this winter.
- Midwest forms, this will have a direct impact on the weather this winter.
- Mike Halpert forms, this will have a direct impact on the weather this winter.
- NOAA forms, this will have a direct impact on the weather this winter.
- New Year's Eve forms, this will have a direct impact on the weather this winter.
- Northern Rockies forms, this will have a direct impact on the weather this winter.
- US forms, this will have a direct impact on the weather this winter.


Complete the passage.

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

"I raised this issue back last winter at that point

OPTIONS:
- America was dismissive that there was anything there.
- CNN was dismissive that there was anything there.
- Democrat was dismissive that there was anything there.
- Facebook was dismissive that there was anything there.
- House was dismissive that there was anything there.
- Mark Warner was dismissive that there was anything there.
- Russian was dismissive that there was anything there.
- Russians was dismissive that there was anything there.
- Senate was dismissive that there was anything there.
- Twitter was dismissive that there was anything there.
- Warner was dismissive that there was anything there.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) It's official -- El Niño is dead. But its demise doesn't necessarily mean we're done with wild weather. The recent climate event -- characterized by warming waters in the eastern Pacific Ocean -- has been one of the strongest ever recorded, and its impact has been felt far and wide. Record smashing temperatures hit Thailand, Laos and Cambodia. In Malaysia, lakes dried up and vegetables withered. Weak monsoons and killer heatwaves left India barren and praying for rain. Storms pounded the Californian coast, leaving apartments teetering on cliff edges as backyards dropped into the ocean. The weather system may even have contributed to the spread of Zika by creating conditions that helped mosquito populations thrive.

According to Dr. Santoso, the risk for a strong

OPTIONS:
- Californian is enhanced following a strong El Niño, such as the one we just had over the last year.
- Cambodia is enhanced following a strong El Niño, such as the one we just had over the last year.
- El Niño is enhanced following a strong El Niño, such as the one we just had over the last year.
- India is enhanced following a strong El Niño, such as the one we just had over the last year.
- La Niña is enhanced following a strong El Niño, such as the one we just had over the last year.
- Laos is enhanced following a strong El Niño, such as the one we just had over the last year.
- Malaysia is enhanced following a strong El Niño, such as the one we just had over the last year.
- Pacific is enhanced following a strong El Niño, such as the one we just had over the last year.
- Pacific Ocean is enhanced following a strong El Niño, such as the one we just had over the last year.
- Thailand is enhanced following a strong El Niño, such as the one we just had over the last year.
- Zika is enhanced following a strong El Niño, such as the one we just had over the last year.


When Kris Commons delivered his very public Ronny Roar in Molde it was a seminal moment. The instant the last vestige of tolerance and indulgence of Ronny Deila’s erratic Celtic rein disappeared. The night the wheels came off. Here was Mark Viduka throwing his boots at Eric Black as a hapless John Barnes looked on. Or Tony Mowbray motionless on the Paisley touchline as St Mirren slammed in their fourth goal. Unlike Barnes or Mowbray, Deila won’t be thrown under a bus. Not immediately. The first Celtic manager in history to be judged solely on what he does in Europe, Chief Executive Peter Lawwell hand-picked the Norwegian. Right now that’s his insurance policy.

Let’s be blunt,

OPTIONS:
- Barnes should have scored five or six.
- Celtic should have scored five or six.
- Deila should have scored five or six.
- Eric Black should have scored five or six.
- Europe should have scored five or six.
- European should have scored five or six.
- John Barnes should have scored five or six.
- Kris Commons should have scored five or six.
- Mark Viduka should have scored five or six.
- Molde should have scored five or six.
- Mowbray should have scored five or six.
- Norwegian should have scored five or six.
- Paisley should have scored five or six.
- Peter Lawwell should have scored five or six.
- Ronny Deila should have scored five or six.
- Ronny Roar should have scored five or six.
- St Mirren should have scored five or six.
- Tony Mowbray should have scored five or six.


Write the next sentence.

Da Nang, Vietnam (CNN) President Donald Trump suggested on Saturday he's done confronting Russian President Vladimir Putin over his country's election meddling since it's insulting to the Russian leader. Trump said he took Putin at his word that Russia did not seek to interfere in the US presidential election last year, despite a finding from US intelligence agencies that it did. The fraught relations between the two leaders was underscored anew when Putin's spokesman initially said election meddling did not come up when they spoke, even though Trump said it did. And he stressed that bigger issues persist between the United States and Russia that require the two leaders to move on.

As

OPTIONS:
- Air Force One has traveled abroad, the special counsel investigation looking into possible collusion between his campaign aides and Russia has crept closer to Trump's inner circle.
- CNN has traveled abroad, the special counsel investigation looking into possible collusion between his campaign aides and Russia has crept closer to Trump's inner circle.
- Da Nang has traveled abroad, the special counsel investigation looking into possible collusion between his campaign aides and Russia has crept closer to Trump's inner circle.
- Donald Trump has traveled abroad, the special counsel investigation looking into possible collusion between his campaign aides and Russia has crept closer to Trump's inner circle.
- Putin has traveled abroad, the special counsel investigation looking into possible collusion between his campaign aides and Russia has crept closer to Trump's inner circle.
- Russia has traveled abroad, the special counsel investigation looking into possible collusion between his campaign aides and Russia has crept closer to Trump's inner circle.
- Russian has traveled abroad, the special counsel investigation looking into possible collusion between his campaign aides and Russia has crept closer to Trump's inner circle.
- Trump has traveled abroad, the special counsel investigation looking into possible collusion between his campaign aides and Russia has crept closer to Trump's inner circle.
- US has traveled abroad, the special counsel investigation looking into possible collusion between his campaign aides and Russia has crept closer to Trump's inner circle.
- United States has traveled abroad, the special counsel investigation looking into possible collusion between his campaign aides and Russia has crept closer to Trump's inner circle.
- Vietnam has traveled abroad, the special counsel investigation looking into possible collusion between his campaign aides and Russia has crept closer to Trump's inner circle.
- Vladimir Putin has traveled abroad, the special counsel investigation looking into possible collusion between his campaign aides and Russia has crept closer to Trump's inner circle.


How does the sentence end?

Three men accused of being agents of the Syrian government have been executed in a shocking new video, Islamic State has claimed. The barbaric footage, released earlier today, shows the men kneeling in the middle of a dusty road in Deir ez-Zor, Syria, as a militant brandishing a sharpened sword stands behind them. It comes just one day after the extremist group claim to have shot and beheaded more than 30 Ethiopian Christians in Libya. Each of the men are forced on to their hands and knees in the war-torn street before they are beheaded The harrowing video shows the sword used to kill the men being forged and sharpened for the executions

They also demanded that

OPTIONS:
- Christians living under its rule pay a 'special tax' known as jizya.
- Deir ez-Zor living under its rule pay a 'special tax' known as jizya.
- Ethiopian living under its rule pay a 'special tax' known as jizya.
- ISIS living under its rule pay a 'special tax' known as jizya.
- Islamic State living under its rule pay a 'special tax' known as jizya.
- Libya living under its rule pay a 'special tax' known as jizya.
- Syria living under its rule pay a 'special tax' known as jizya.
- Syrian living under its rule pay a 'special tax' known as jizya.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

OIivier Giroud and Theo Walcott's battle for Arsenal's striking berth is emerging as one of the most intriguing rivalries of the season. There have been great player rivalries over the years – Cesc Fabregas and Frank Lampard, Diego Costa and Martin Skrtel, Roy Keane and Patrick Vieira, Alan Shearer and Alf-Inge Haaland – but they are generally found between players from opposing sides (Lee Bowyer and Kieron Dyer aside). But manager Arsene Wenger has made it clear that Giroud and Walcott are being pitted against each other to lead the line and the players are well-aware of their situation. The England forward has started the last five games, scoring twice, but Giroud has come from the bench to replace him each time and scored twice in the previous two matches.

But recently Wenger has subverted that theory, letting

OPTIONS:
- Alan Shearer repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- Alf repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- Arsenal repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- Arsene Wenger repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- Cesc Fabregas repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- Diego Costa repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- England repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- Frank Lampard repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- Giroud repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- Inge Haaland repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- Kieron Dyer repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- Lee Bowyer repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- Martin Skrtel repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- OIivier Giroud repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- Olivier Giroud repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- Patrick Vieira repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- Roy Keane repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- Theo Walcott repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- Walcott repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.
- Wenger repeatedly run in behind the backline then introducing Giroud to give their wary opponents a physical challenge to deal with.


Complete the passage.

A engaged couple who wanted to lose weight so they could wrap their arms around each other during the first dance at their reception lost a staggering 328lbs between them - then called off their wedding at the last minute. Shane Graves, 40, and Marissa Schnell, 32, from Plant City, Florida, were engaged for the last year of their seven year courtship, but the two, who never spent any time apart, put off their wedding because they knew they were extremely overweight. While 5'10" Marissa weighed 255lbs, Shane clocked in at 467lbs and was dubbed a 'heart attack waiting to happen'.

OPTIONS:
- Arizona couldn't believe that after seven years she was wiping her hands of their relationship, but he said he ultimately wanted what was best for her.
- Chris couldn't believe that after seven years she was wiping her hands of their relationship, but he said he ultimately wanted what was best for her.
- Extreme Weight Loss couldn't believe that after seven years she was wiping her hands of their relationship, but he said he ultimately wanted what was best for her.
- Florida couldn't believe that after seven years she was wiping her hands of their relationship, but he said he ultimately wanted what was best for her.
- Heidi Powell couldn't believe that after seven years she was wiping her hands of their relationship, but he said he ultimately wanted what was best for her.
- Marissa couldn't believe that after seven years she was wiping her hands of their relationship, but he said he ultimately wanted what was best for her.
- Marissa Schnell couldn't believe that after seven years she was wiping her hands of their relationship, but he said he ultimately wanted what was best for her.
- Ohio couldn't believe that after seven years she was wiping her hands of their relationship, but he said he ultimately wanted what was best for her.
- Plant City couldn't believe that after seven years she was wiping her hands of their relationship, but he said he ultimately wanted what was best for her.
- Shane couldn't believe that after seven years she was wiping her hands of their relationship, but he said he ultimately wanted what was best for her.
- Shane Graves couldn't believe that after seven years she was wiping her hands of their relationship, but he said he ultimately wanted what was best for her.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) When Liha Okunniwa and Abi Oyepitan met at university in 1998, they bonded over swapping beauty tips for "natural hair" and African skin. Back then, bloggers such as Black Girl Long Hair and Afrobella, encouraging women with Afro-textured hair to boycott chemical or heat straightening products, or YouTube videos dedicated to African beauty, didn't exist. And so Oyepitan -- a future Olympic sprint runner for England -- and Okunniwa began creating their own moisturizers from Shea butter, and making African black soap, using plantain, cocoa pods and palm tree leaves. Finally, in 2014, Liha -- their own beauty line -- was born.

Social media has played a large role in the success of the

OPTIONS:
- Abi Oyepitan brand -- @lihabeauty has nearly 2,000 followers on the image-sharing platform.
- African brand -- @lihabeauty has nearly 2,000 followers on the image-sharing platform.
- Afro brand -- @lihabeauty has nearly 2,000 followers on the image-sharing platform.
- Afrobella brand -- @lihabeauty has nearly 2,000 followers on the image-sharing platform.
- Black Girl Long Hair brand -- @lihabeauty has nearly 2,000 followers on the image-sharing platform.
- England brand -- @lihabeauty has nearly 2,000 followers on the image-sharing platform.
- Liha brand -- @lihabeauty has nearly 2,000 followers on the image-sharing platform.
- Liha Okunniwa brand -- @lihabeauty has nearly 2,000 followers on the image-sharing platform.
- Okunniwa brand -- @lihabeauty has nearly 2,000 followers on the image-sharing platform.
- Olympic brand -- @lihabeauty has nearly 2,000 followers on the image-sharing platform.
- Oyepitan brand -- @lihabeauty has nearly 2,000 followers on the image-sharing platform.
- Shea brand -- @lihabeauty has nearly 2,000 followers on the image-sharing platform.
- YouTube brand -- @lihabeauty has nearly 2,000 followers on the image-sharing platform.


Washington (CNN) A meeting with Immigration and Customs Enforcement intended to mollify lawmakers who are concerned one week after a round-up of nearly 700 undocumented immigrants had the opposite effect Thursday, as organizers expelled rank-and-file members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. The Democratic lawmakers decried the Trump administration and Republicans for keeping the caucus out of the meeting after they were canceled on earlier in the week. The topic of the meeting was last week's enforcement actions by ICE. CHC members had requested the meeting to get information on who was targeted by the raids -- and whether the sweep was broader than similar enforcement by the Obama administration.

But lawmakers were furious at being excluded, with many saying their constituents are "panicked" about the recent

OPTIONS:
- CHC enforcement and unsure if their communities are safe.
- CNN enforcement and unsure if their communities are safe.
- Congressional Hispanic Caucus enforcement and unsure if their communities are safe.
- Democratic enforcement and unsure if their communities are safe.
- ICE enforcement and unsure if their communities are safe.
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement enforcement and unsure if their communities are safe.
- Obama enforcement and unsure if their communities are safe.
- Republicans enforcement and unsure if their communities are safe.
- Trump enforcement and unsure if their communities are safe.
- Washington enforcement and unsure if their communities are safe.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Geoff Parling and Tom Wood will be charged with fixing England’s creaking set piece when they take on Ireland in their final World Cup warm-up game before the tournament kicks off. The Exeter lock and Northampton blindside flanker were named by Stuart Lancaster in a side showing five changes to the one that lost to France 10 days ago and which is likely to be close to the starting line-up to face Fiji on September 18. Ben Morgan starts at No 8, in only his second game since breaking his leg in January, while Brad Barritt joins Jonathan Joseph in the midfield for his first start for England since November last year.

Parling and Wood – both renowned line-out experts for their clubs – have been drafted in to improve England’s set piece, which has been alarmingly poor in their opening two warm-up games against

OPTIONS:
- Bank Holiday.
- Ben Morgan.
- Brad Barritt.
- Clive Woodward.
- England.
- Exeter.
- Fiji.
- France.
- Geoff Parling.
- Ireland.
- Jonathan Joseph.
- Lancaster.
- Northampton.
- Pennyhill Park.
- Rugby World Cup.
- Stuart Lancaster.
- Tom Wood.
- Twickenham.
- World Cup.


Complete the passage.

Didier Drogba was utterly exhausted and emotionally drained as he and John Terry held each other up through a post-match flash interview. It was as if these two warriors might collapse on camera if either of them moved, so they clung on and spoke happily if wearily after supplying the goals which fuelled this fight-back at Leicester. Drogba is into his 38th year and could be doing something a little more leisurely than leading the line through 90 minutes at the sharp end of the season. Centre-forward is a demanding role in any team, let alone one of Jose Mourinho’s.

OPTIONS:
- Branislav Ivanovic’s legs don’t cover quite the same ground at quite the same rate as they once did.
- Cesar Azpilicueta’s legs don’t cover quite the same ground at quite the same rate as they once did.
- Chelsea’s legs don’t cover quite the same ground at quite the same rate as they once did.
- Crystal Palace’s legs don’t cover quite the same ground at quite the same rate as they once did.
- Didier Drogba’s legs don’t cover quite the same ground at quite the same rate as they once did.
- Drogba’s legs don’t cover quite the same ground at quite the same rate as they once did.
- John Terry’s legs don’t cover quite the same ground at quite the same rate as they once did.
- Jose Mourinho’s legs don’t cover quite the same ground at quite the same rate as they once did.
- Leicester’s legs don’t cover quite the same ground at quite the same rate as they once did.
- Marc Albrighton’s legs don’t cover quite the same ground at quite the same rate as they once did.
- Premier League’s legs don’t cover quite the same ground at quite the same rate as they once did.
- Ramires’s legs don’t cover quite the same ground at quite the same rate as they once did.
- Stamford Bridge’s legs don’t cover quite the same ground at quite the same rate as they once did.


Write the last sentence in this story.

He usually parades around in just a pair of teeny-tiny briefs when performing with his band, Will Stoker And The Embers. But it seems that now Perth rocker Will Ferrier is now a reality star on The Bachelorette Australia, the wardrobe department over at Network 10 have found him some pants. The 31-year-old was serenading the woman of the hour, Sam Frost, recently as they filmed scenes over at the Hunter's Hill mansion on Sydney's North Shore, the Daily Mail Australia can exclusively reveal. The handsome muso opted for a dashing black tux – sans tie – with a crisp white shirt.

It seems that

OPTIONS:
- Daily Mail Australia, whose stage name is Will Stoker, wants to show off his impressive six-pack in as little clothes as possible.
- Frost, whose stage name is Will Stoker, wants to show off his impressive six-pack in as little clothes as possible.
- Hunter's Hill, whose stage name is Will Stoker, wants to show off his impressive six-pack in as little clothes as possible.
- Network 10, whose stage name is Will Stoker, wants to show off his impressive six-pack in as little clothes as possible.
- North Shore, whose stage name is Will Stoker, wants to show off his impressive six-pack in as little clothes as possible.
- Perth, whose stage name is Will Stoker, wants to show off his impressive six-pack in as little clothes as possible.
- Sam Frost, whose stage name is Will Stoker, wants to show off his impressive six-pack in as little clothes as possible.
- Sydney, whose stage name is Will Stoker, wants to show off his impressive six-pack in as little clothes as possible.
- The Bachelorette Australia, whose stage name is Will Stoker, wants to show off his impressive six-pack in as little clothes as possible.
- The Embers, whose stage name is Will Stoker, wants to show off his impressive six-pack in as little clothes as possible.
- Will Ferrier, whose stage name is Will Stoker, wants to show off his impressive six-pack in as little clothes as possible.
- Will Stoker, whose stage name is Will Stoker, wants to show off his impressive six-pack in as little clothes as possible.


(CNN) Thousands of protesters clashed Saturday for a fifth consecutive day with security forces in Caracas, the Venezuelan capital. Officers in riot gear blocked a highway as marchers tried to advance, chanting "Liberty, Liberty!" Protesters tossed rocks and returned tear gas canisters used against them. The Venezuelan National Guard also used water tanks against the demonstrators as thousands of them marched from eastern Caracas, an opposition bastion, toward downtown, where most national government facilities are located. Protesters are demanding the dismissal of all seven justices of the Venezuelan Supreme Court. The court issued a ruling March 29 that outraged the government's political opposition. It ruled that all powers vested under the legislative body, the Venezuelan National Assembly, be transferred to the court itself, which is stacked with government loyalists.

Given that the country owes $7.2 billion in outstanding debt payments, it means

OPTIONS:
- Caracas will run out of cash at some point, depending on the fluctuation of oil prices.
- Liberty, Liberty! will run out of cash at some point, depending on the fluctuation of oil prices.
- Supreme Court will run out of cash at some point, depending on the fluctuation of oil prices.
- Venezuela will run out of cash at some point, depending on the fluctuation of oil prices.
- Venezuelan will run out of cash at some point, depending on the fluctuation of oil prices.
- Venezuelan National Assembly will run out of cash at some point, depending on the fluctuation of oil prices.
- Venezuelan National Guard will run out of cash at some point, depending on the fluctuation of oil prices.
- Venezuelan Supreme Court will run out of cash at some point, depending on the fluctuation of oil prices.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Donald Trump took an unprovoked slap at George W. Bush in an interview broadcast Friday, blaming the former U.S. president for not preventing the 9/11 terror attacks. Asked by Bloomberg Television anchor Stephanie Ruhle how Americans might trust him to keep them safe, the Republican presidential front-runner bristled at the mention of Bush's role as comforter-in-chief after 9/11, and President Barack Obama's similar position following the December 2012 school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut. 'OK, I think I have a bigger heart than all of them,' he said. 'I think I'm much more competent than all of them.' 'When you talk about George Bush – I mean, say what you want, the World Trade Center came down during his time.'

'Help us understand who

OPTIONS:
- Americans is as a man.
- Barack Obama is as a man.
- Bloomberg Television is as a man.
- Bush is as a man.
- Connecticut is as a man.
- Donald Trump is as a man.
- George Bush is as a man.
- George W. Bush is as a man.
- Jeb Bush is as a man.
- New York is as a man.
- Newtown is as a man.
- Republican is as a man.
- Stephanie Ruhle is as a man.
- Trump is as a man.
- U.S. is as a man.
- World Trade Center is as a man.


How does this story end?

(CNN) I'll never forget the day a US army veteran who had fought in Iraq embraced Islam at my former mosque in New Orleans. He arrived in his full uniform, and was overcome with emotion when he heard the congregation shout "Allahu Akbar" after he uttered the Islamic declaration of faith. The army veteran never thought that the words that had terrified him in Iraq would be the very same that would welcome him to his new faith. They are words that he now uses in prayer. Contrary to what many people seem to think, the words "Allahu Akbar" simply mean "God is greater." It is a powerful declaration used by Muslims on many occasions and in many prayers. It is a celebration of life, the first words fathers whisper in the ears of their newborns. They are used to indicate gratitude when God bestows something upon you that you would have been incapable of attaining were it not for divine benevolence. It is a prayerful phrase that reminds us that, no matter what our concerns may be, God is greater than them.

But the way "Allahu Akbar" often appears in the media seems to serve a nefarious agenda: to instill fear of anyone who utters the phrase and to raise concerns even about

OPTIONS:
- Allahu itself.
- Arabic itself.
- CNN itself.
- God itself.
- Imam Omar Suleiman itself.
- Iraq itself.
- Islam itself.
- Islamic itself.
- Muslims itself.
- New Orleans itself.
- US itself.


Write the next sentence.

Jose Mourinho has declared that he doesn't care where Chelsea win the Premier League, so long as they end up claiming the title. The Blues lead the table by six points, with a game in hand, and face Stoke City at home on Saturday in the first of their final nine games of the season. 'I dont care if it is in the hotel or away or at home, I just want to win it,' said Mourinho, as Chelsea trained at Cobham on Friday. Jose Mourinho was speaking at Chelsea's press conference ahead of their Premier League clash Eden Hazard will start for Chelsea against Stoke City on Saturday following a tiring international break

OPTIONS:
- Belgium (centre) is back in training but could not be fit enough to start against Stoke
- Blues (centre) is back in training but could not be fit enough to start against Stoke
- Chelsea (centre) is back in training but could not be fit enough to start against Stoke
- Cobham (centre) is back in training but could not be fit enough to start against Stoke
- Diego Costa (centre) is back in training but could not be fit enough to start against Stoke
- Eden Hazard (centre) is back in training but could not be fit enough to start against Stoke
- Jose Mourinho (centre) is back in training but could not be fit enough to start against Stoke
- Mourinho (centre) is back in training but could not be fit enough to start against Stoke
- Premier League (centre) is back in training but could not be fit enough to start against Stoke
- Stoke City (centre) is back in training but could not be fit enough to start against Stoke


How does this story end?

Former England and Arsenal defender Martin Keown looks ahead to the crunch clash between Premier League giants Chelsea and Manchester City. As the duo prepare to lock horns at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday, Keown insists David Silva is City's architect and creator-in-chief. So, how can Jose Mourinho keep the Spaniard quiet? Here, the Sportsmail columnist discusses four ways Chelsea can try to stop the Spanish playmaker Against West Brom, Silva played centrally just behind the striker. That is his most dangerous position. He can dribble at the heart of the opposition, pull the defence out of shape or thread passes inside the full backs to release Raheem Sterling and Jesus Navas.

If Jose wants a like-for-like player watching

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal then he can pick Ramires.
- Chelsea then he can pick Ramires.
- City then he can pick Ramires.
- David Silva then he can pick Ramires.
- England then he can pick Ramires.
- Etihad Stadium then he can pick Ramires.
- Jesus Navas then he can pick Ramires.
- Jose Mourinho then he can pick Ramires.
- Keown then he can pick Ramires.
- Kurt Zouma then he can pick Ramires.
- Manchester City then he can pick Ramires.
- Martin Keown then he can pick Ramires.
- Mourinho then he can pick Ramires.
- Nemanja Matic then he can pick Ramires.
- Premier League then he can pick Ramires.
- Raheem Sterling then he can pick Ramires.
- Silva then he can pick Ramires.
- Spaniard then he can pick Ramires.
- Spanish then he can pick Ramires.
- Sportsmail then he can pick Ramires.
- West Brom then he can pick Ramires.


How does this story end?

It's been a brutal winter for many people across the East Coast of the United States with non-stop snow storms. But now forecasters are warning that Southerners could get a new cold front heading across the country which could leave a bit of everything in its wake - including snow, flooding, ice and mudslides. Temperatures will soon drop 20 degrees or more throughout the country, according to data from The National Weather Service. Scroll down for video Forecasters are warning that a new cold front is heading across the country, which could include snow, flooding, ice and mudslides. Snow falls near the entrance of Noble Park in Paducah, Kentucky

OPTIONS:
- Arkansas is quickly blanketing the region as the two boys throw snowballs at each other, getting some good shots in
- East Coast is quickly blanketing the region as the two boys throw snowballs at each other, getting some good shots in
- Kentucky is quickly blanketing the region as the two boys throw snowballs at each other, getting some good shots in
- Massachusetts is quickly blanketing the region as the two boys throw snowballs at each other, getting some good shots in
- Mississippi is quickly blanketing the region as the two boys throw snowballs at each other, getting some good shots in
- National Weather Service is quickly blanketing the region as the two boys throw snowballs at each other, getting some good shots in
- New Mexico is quickly blanketing the region as the two boys throw snowballs at each other, getting some good shots in
- Noble Park is quickly blanketing the region as the two boys throw snowballs at each other, getting some good shots in
- Paducah is quickly blanketing the region as the two boys throw snowballs at each other, getting some good shots in
- Pennsylvania is quickly blanketing the region as the two boys throw snowballs at each other, getting some good shots in
- Snow is quickly blanketing the region as the two boys throw snowballs at each other, getting some good shots in
- Southerners is quickly blanketing the region as the two boys throw snowballs at each other, getting some good shots in
- Tennessee is quickly blanketing the region as the two boys throw snowballs at each other, getting some good shots in
- The National Weather Service is quickly blanketing the region as the two boys throw snowballs at each other, getting some good shots in
- United States is quickly blanketing the region as the two boys throw snowballs at each other, getting some good shots in
- Western Kentucky is quickly blanketing the region as the two boys throw snowballs at each other, getting some good shots in


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

18-year-old Edryd James has apologised to rugby referee Nigel Owens for sending him a homophobic tweet following England's Six Nations victory against France, Dyfed Powys Police have revealed. The pair met as part of an Agreed Community Resolution during which James apologised for the offence he had caused. An official statement from the Dyfed Powys Police read: 'Rugby referee Nigel Owens has met face to face with the 18-year-old from Cynwyl Elfed who sent him a homophobic tweet after the recent England v France Six Nations match. Nigel Owens (pictured speaking to England's fly-half George Ford) took charge of Saturday's Six Nations match between England and France

OPTIONS:
- Agreed Community Resolution, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- Cynwyl Elfed, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- Dyfed Powys Police, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- Edryd James, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- England, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- France, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- George Ford, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- James, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- Nigel Owens, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- Owens, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- Rugby, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- Six Nations, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- Stuart Bell, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police
- Welsh, who came out as gay seven years ago, replied to the tweet and it was later reported to the police


Complete the passage.

Fifty years ago, smoking was linked to cancer in the first surgeon general's report on tobacco. On Friday, Dr. Boris Lushniak, the acting surgeon general, issued the 32nd report on tobacco, saying "enough is enough." His goal: eliminating the use of cigarettes and tobacco. In 1964, when Dr. Luther Terry released the first surgeon general's report, the public learned smoking causes lung cancer. At the time, 42% of American adults smoked, Lushniak says. Since then, "Tobacco has killed more than 20 million people prematurely," says Dr. Thomas Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in the forward to the new report.

"It is my sincere hope that 50 years from now we won't need another (surgeon general's) report on smoking and health, because tobacco-related disease and death will be a thing of the past,"

OPTIONS:
- American writes in the report.
- Boris Lushniak writes in the report.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention writes in the report.
- Lushniak writes in the report.
- Luther Terry writes in the report.
- Thomas Frieden writes in the report.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) In early August 2015, Chris Lihosit fell ill with an exhausting, dehydrating and pyjama-soaking fever that mysteriously disappeared two days later. During a check-up, on his 43rd birthday, his doctor named summertime flu the most likely culprit. Then the same thing happened again, and it settled into a disturbing pattern: midweek chills and an escalating fever that would break on Sunday. By Monday, Chris would feel fine, only to have the sequence repeat itself. He joked about it with colleagues at T-Mobile, where he works in software development, "Well, I hope it's not cancer!" On alternating weekends from May to October, Chris would volunteer as a back country ranger for the US Forest Service -- a physically demanding role that involves patrolling Washington's Cascade Mountain forests and hiking along high-altitude trails with a backpack that can weigh up to 32 kilograms.

Less than three weeks after the transplant,

OPTIONS:
- Cascade Mountain's neutrophils had fully engrafted and genetic tests suggested that Amelia had decisively won the fight to form his new blood and bone marrow.
- Chris's neutrophils had fully engrafted and genetic tests suggested that Amelia had decisively won the fight to form his new blood and bone marrow.
- Chris Lihosit's neutrophils had fully engrafted and genetic tests suggested that Amelia had decisively won the fight to form his new blood and bone marrow.
- Leukemia's neutrophils had fully engrafted and genetic tests suggested that Amelia had decisively won the fight to form his new blood and bone marrow.
- T-Mobile's neutrophils had fully engrafted and genetic tests suggested that Amelia had decisively won the fight to form his new blood and bone marrow.
- US Forest Service's neutrophils had fully engrafted and genetic tests suggested that Amelia had decisively won the fight to form his new blood and bone marrow.
- Washington's neutrophils had fully engrafted and genetic tests suggested that Amelia had decisively won the fight to form his new blood and bone marrow.