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Louis van Gaal arrived at his press conference on Thursday apologising for still being in what he called his 'work clothes'. That, however, transpired to the least of his worries. Soon after, he was embroiled in what we can politely describe as a lively exchange about the nature of his relationship with his assistant Ryan Giggs. Pictures of a rather underwhelmed Giggs at St James' Park on Wednesday and some quotes from his old friend Paul Scholes had given weight earlier in the day to some recent chatter about the United icon's thoughts on Van Gaal's style of play and indeed his own future.

The

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal boss gave a tetchy press conference ahead of Monday's FA Cup clash with Arsenal
- Dutch boss gave a tetchy press conference ahead of Monday's FA Cup clash with Arsenal
- FA Cup boss gave a tetchy press conference ahead of Monday's FA Cup clash with Arsenal
- Giggs boss gave a tetchy press conference ahead of Monday's FA Cup clash with Arsenal
- Jonny Evans boss gave a tetchy press conference ahead of Monday's FA Cup clash with Arsenal
- Louis van Gaal boss gave a tetchy press conference ahead of Monday's FA Cup clash with Arsenal
- Manchester United boss gave a tetchy press conference ahead of Monday's FA Cup clash with Arsenal
- Newcastle boss gave a tetchy press conference ahead of Monday's FA Cup clash with Arsenal
- Papiss Cisse boss gave a tetchy press conference ahead of Monday's FA Cup clash with Arsenal
- Paul Scholes boss gave a tetchy press conference ahead of Monday's FA Cup clash with Arsenal
- Ryan Giggs boss gave a tetchy press conference ahead of Monday's FA Cup clash with Arsenal
- St James' Park boss gave a tetchy press conference ahead of Monday's FA Cup clash with Arsenal
- United boss gave a tetchy press conference ahead of Monday's FA Cup clash with Arsenal
- Van Gaal boss gave a tetchy press conference ahead of Monday's FA Cup clash with Arsenal


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Chelsea fear Manchester United are ready to hijack their swoop for goalkeeper Asmir Begovic. Jose Mourinho has identified the Stoke shot-stopper as the man he wants to replace Petr Cech, whose switch to Arsenal was confirmed last week. The Blues have been locked in talks with the Potters in an attempt to agree a fee for the Bosnian. Chelsea have made the capture of Begovic a priority and have pushed hard to complete a deal over the past few days. And their urgency to strike an agreement with Stoke stems from concern that arch-rivals United are plotting their own move for the keeper.

And Mourinho wants a deal wrapped up as soon as possible to avoid going head-to-head with Van Gaal for

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal.
- Asmir Begovic.
- Begovic.
- Blues.
- Bosnia.
- Bosnian.
- Chelsea.
- David De Gea.
- Jose Mourinho.
- Louis van Gaal.
- Manchester United.
- Petr Cech.
- Potters.
- Stoke.
- The Blues.
- United.


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A family snapshot shows Rachel Dolezal posing with her parents, brother and adopted African American step siblings years before she decided that she too was black. The photos, which date from 1996, have emerged a week after Dolezal was first accused of pretending to be a black woman by her estranged parents Larry and Ruthanne. The nearly 20-year-old pictures date back to a happier time for the family when they all lived together in Troy, Montana. One photo shows the entire family including Dolezal's biological brother, Josh, plus step-siblings Ezra, Zach, Izaiah and Ester. A second photo shows Dolezal, then just 16 years old, holding step brother Ezra's hand.

'She wanted to make a new life for herself but she took it to the ultimate extreme, - Not only did she move out to

OPTIONS:
- African American, but she created a whole new identity for herself,' he told BuzzFeed News.
- Dolezal, but she created a whole new identity for herself,' he told BuzzFeed News.
- Ester, but she created a whole new identity for herself,' he told BuzzFeed News.
- Esther, but she created a whole new identity for herself,' he told BuzzFeed News.
- Ezra, but she created a whole new identity for herself,' he told BuzzFeed News.
- Izaiah, but she created a whole new identity for herself,' he told BuzzFeed News.
- Josh, but she created a whole new identity for herself,' he told BuzzFeed News.
- Larry, but she created a whole new identity for herself,' he told BuzzFeed News.
- Montana, but she created a whole new identity for herself,' he told BuzzFeed News.
- Rachel, but she created a whole new identity for herself,' he told BuzzFeed News.
- Rachel Dolezal, but she created a whole new identity for herself,' he told BuzzFeed News.
- Ruthanne, but she created a whole new identity for herself,' he told BuzzFeed News.
- Spokane, but she created a whole new identity for herself,' he told BuzzFeed News.
- Troy, but she created a whole new identity for herself,' he told BuzzFeed News.
- Zach, but she created a whole new identity for herself,' he told BuzzFeed News.


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Los Angeles (CNN) For a murder case renewed by an HBO series, the People v. Robert Durst is making the most of its Hollywood setting. The courtroom theatrics at a hearing this week have spanned many genres, from thriller to comedy. A "secret witness" was called, flanked by bodyguards after the prosecutor said the witness's life was in danger. An attorney joked that the waiting period for the case to be tried might last longer than the Trump administration. A member of the defense, pointing to his wife in the audience on Valentine's Day, provoked an objection from the prosecution: "Our wives are not here!"

"What you told the movie producers (of

OPTIONS:
- CNN's 'The Jinx') was that you felt like the police were trying to get you to change your story," DeGuerin said.
- HBO's 'The Jinx') was that you felt like the police were trying to get you to change your story," DeGuerin said.
- Hollywood's 'The Jinx') was that you felt like the police were trying to get you to change your story," DeGuerin said.
- Los Angeles's 'The Jinx') was that you felt like the police were trying to get you to change your story," DeGuerin said.
- People's 'The Jinx') was that you felt like the police were trying to get you to change your story," DeGuerin said.
- Robert Durst's 'The Jinx') was that you felt like the police were trying to get you to change your story," DeGuerin said.
- Susan Berman's 'The Jinx') was that you felt like the police were trying to get you to change your story," DeGuerin said.
- Trump's 'The Jinx') was that you felt like the police were trying to get you to change your story," DeGuerin said.
- Valentine's Day's 'The Jinx') was that you felt like the police were trying to get you to change your story," DeGuerin said.


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West Palm Beach, Florida (CNN) President Donald Trump is back to attacking his predecessor, former President Barack Obama. In a series of tweets early Saturday morning, Trump called Obama a "bad" or "sick" person after accusing him, without evidence, of ordering the government to tap his phones during the 2016 presidential campaign. While attacks from Trump aimed at Obama are nothing we haven't seen before, they come after months of restraint and even complimentary comments Trump has made about his predecessor since he was elected president. And they marked a return to Trump's earlier treatment of Obama. The relationship is all best summed up in a comment Trump made on Fox News in late January: "What amazed me is that I was vicious to him in statements, he was vicious to me in statements, and here we are getting along, we're riding up Pennsylvania Avenue. ... We don't even mention it. I guess that's the world of politics."

He founded ISIS,"

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama said at an August 10, 2016, campaign rally.
- CNN said at an August 10, 2016, campaign rally.
- Donald Trump said at an August 10, 2016, campaign rally.
- Florida said at an August 10, 2016, campaign rally.
- Fox News said at an August 10, 2016, campaign rally.
- Obama said at an August 10, 2016, campaign rally.
- Pennsylvania Avenue said at an August 10, 2016, campaign rally.
- Trump said at an August 10, 2016, campaign rally.
- West Palm Beach said at an August 10, 2016, campaign rally.


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Tel Aviv (CNN) Sgt. Elor Azaria, the Israeli soldier convicted of manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a wounded Palestinian assailant, was sentenced to 18 months in military prison Tuesday. The Palestinian, Abdel Fattah al-Sharif, 21, was one of two men accused of stabbing another Israeli soldier in the West Bank city of Hebron in March. Charges were brought against Azaria after video footage emerged showing him shooting Sharif in the head as he lay on the ground, injured and already subdued. The second Palestinian suspect had already been shot dead. The judge announced Azaria will be demoted to the rank of private, and handed him a 12-month probation on top of his prison sentence.

The head judge, Col. Maya Heller, stated that

OPTIONS:
- Abdel Fattah al was an "unreliable" witness and that his defense witnesses were also problematic.
- Azaria was an "unreliable" witness and that his defense witnesses were also problematic.
- CNN was an "unreliable" witness and that his defense witnesses were also problematic.
- Elor Azaria was an "unreliable" witness and that his defense witnesses were also problematic.
- Hebron was an "unreliable" witness and that his defense witnesses were also problematic.
- Israeli was an "unreliable" witness and that his defense witnesses were also problematic.
- Palestinian was an "unreliable" witness and that his defense witnesses were also problematic.
- Sharif was an "unreliable" witness and that his defense witnesses were also problematic.
- Tel Aviv was an "unreliable" witness and that his defense witnesses were also problematic.
- West Bank was an "unreliable" witness and that his defense witnesses were also problematic.


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Former first daughter Chelsea Clinton remembered late family friend Oscar de la Renta in a touching tribute at Monday night's CFDA Awards, and revealed that he sent her newborn daughter a special dress soon before he died, which she believes is likely one of the last pieces he ever designed. Chelsea, 35, spoke at the celebrity-packed fashion event about some of her favorite memories of the beloved designer, whom she had known since her father, former US President Bill Clinton's years in the White House. In her speech, she revealed how Mr. de la Renta boosted her self esteem with a dress he sent her as a teenager - and made her daughter Charlotte 'one very lucky little girl' by sending her a dress of her own before he passed away.

'The first conversation I remember having with

OPTIONS:
- Bill Clinton, I was 17 or 18, he pulled aside one evening and he said, “Chelsea.
- CFDA Awards, I was 17 or 18, he pulled aside one evening and he said, “Chelsea.
- Charlotte, I was 17 or 18, he pulled aside one evening and he said, “Chelsea.
- Chelsea, I was 17 or 18, he pulled aside one evening and he said, “Chelsea.
- Chelsea Clinton, I was 17 or 18, he pulled aside one evening and he said, “Chelsea.
- Oscar de la Renta, I was 17 or 18, he pulled aside one evening and he said, “Chelsea.
- US, I was 17 or 18, he pulled aside one evening and he said, “Chelsea.
- White House, I was 17 or 18, he pulled aside one evening and he said, “Chelsea.
- de la Renta, I was 17 or 18, he pulled aside one evening and he said, “Chelsea.


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(CNN) "I never saw it coming," said Susan, whose family requested that we not use their last names. In 2008, her daughter's cancer came back for the third time. Hope was in her early 30s. They cried together visiting the funeral home, as Hope decided which kind of flowers she wanted at her own memorial. She wanted doves to be released. Meanwhile, Hope's doctor couldn't find any past records of her cancer, a bone cancer known as Ewing's sarcoma. He asked Susan for the names of the doctors who had treated her over the past eight years. Susan went through Hope's drawers and cabinets. Empty.

It is difficult to say how common -- or uncommon --

OPTIONS:
- CNN by proxy is.
- Ewing by proxy is.
- Hope by proxy is.
- Munchausen by proxy is.
- Susan by proxy is.


Write the next sentence.

Apple Pay is launching in the UK for the first time today and will be available in a string of UK retail chains, banks and other services including Boots, Lidl, Marks & Spencer, the Post Office, Tesco, Transport for London and Waitrose. The technology means shoppers will be able to make payments using some of the latest Apple products, such as the iPhone 6. Several banks operating in the UK have signed up to the scheme. Customers with RBS, Nationwide, NatWest, Santander, Ulster Bank and MBNA can use the service from today. HSBC, which was expected to be one of the first banks to launch the service, said instead it would not launch it until the end of July. The bank's customers vented their frustration on Twitter. Tim Davies posted: 'So Apple Pay is out in the U.K. but none of my HSBC cards work.'

Andy Nicolaides posted: 'Well setting up

OPTIONS:
- Apple Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- Apple Pay Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- Boots Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- HSBC Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- Lidl Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- MBNA Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- Marks & Spencer Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- NatWest Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- Nationwide Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- Post Office Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- RBS Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- Santander Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- Tesco Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- Tim Davies Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- Transport for London Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- Twitter Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- U.K. Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- UK Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- Ulster Bank Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'
- Waitrose Pay on phone and Watch was pretty seamless.'


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Javier Hernandez reminded Manchester United fans of what they are missing as he stole the plaudits during Bayer Leverkusen's victory over Borussia Monchengladbach. Hernandez, who left United for Leverkusen in a £7million deal on August 31, scored a hat-trick as his new side plundered in five goals without reply against their Bundesliga rivals. While Hernandez's former team lost 2-1 at Bournemouth, he became the first Mexican to score a hat-trick in Germany's top tier as he took his league goal tally to 10 this season. Th 27-year-old's strike partner Stefan Kiessling also netted a brace as Bayer moved up to sixth in the table - two points behind Saturday's opponents.

The 31-year-old then set up

OPTIONS:
- Andre Schubert to score with a curling shot inside the right-hand post on 75 minutes.
- BayArena to score with a curling shot inside the right-hand post on 75 minutes.
- Bayer to score with a curling shot inside the right-hand post on 75 minutes.
- Bayer Levekusen to score with a curling shot inside the right-hand post on 75 minutes.
- Bayer Leverkusen to score with a curling shot inside the right-hand post on 75 minutes.
- Borussia Monchengladbach to score with a curling shot inside the right-hand post on 75 minutes.
- Bournemouth to score with a curling shot inside the right-hand post on 75 minutes.
- Bundesliga to score with a curling shot inside the right-hand post on 75 minutes.
- Germany to score with a curling shot inside the right-hand post on 75 minutes.
- Hernandez to score with a curling shot inside the right-hand post on 75 minutes.
- Javier Hernandez to score with a curling shot inside the right-hand post on 75 minutes.
- Leverkusen to score with a curling shot inside the right-hand post on 75 minutes.
- Manchester United to score with a curling shot inside the right-hand post on 75 minutes.
- Mexican to score with a curling shot inside the right-hand post on 75 minutes.
- Stefan Kiessling to score with a curling shot inside the right-hand post on 75 minutes.
- United to score with a curling shot inside the right-hand post on 75 minutes.


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Motherwell have vowed to go to battle with the SPFL over the issue of free entry to the Premiership play-offs for season-ticket holders. And the Fir Park side are set to win powerful backing for their revolt from Championship promotion challengers Rangers and Hibernian. Under existing rules, the SPFL are entitled to take 50 per cent of the gate proceeds from the six play-off ties for redistribution among the clubs. But a bid by the league board to force play-off finalists to charge all fans a minimum price of Â£15 for the play-off ties was withdrawn at a meeting last Thursday.

Rangers sources said last night that the club have yet to reach a final decision on whether to seek an

OPTIONS:
- Championship exemption which would allow them to let their 25,000 season ticket holders into play-off games for free.
- Fir Park exemption which would allow them to let their 25,000 season ticket holders into play-off games for free.
- Hibernian exemption which would allow them to let their 25,000 season ticket holders into play-off games for free.
- Motherwell exemption which would allow them to let their 25,000 season ticket holders into play-off games for free.
- Premiership exemption which would allow them to let their 25,000 season ticket holders into play-off games for free.
- Rangers exemption which would allow them to let their 25,000 season ticket holders into play-off games for free.
- SPFL exemption which would allow them to let their 25,000 season ticket holders into play-off games for free.
- SPFLÂ exemption which would allow them to let their 25,000 season ticket holders into play-off games for free.


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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Two Chinese fishing vessels came "dangerously close" to a U.S. military ship in the Yellow Sea off the coast of China last week -- the fifth such incident in the past few months, two U.S. officials told CNN Tuesday. The USNS Victorious is an unarmed ocean surveillance ship operated by a civilian crew. The officials -- who could not be identified because the incident has not yet been formally announced -- said the two Chinese boats approached the USNS Victorious, a military sealift command ship, in international waters Friday in the Yellow Sea, which lies between China and North and South Korea.

The

OPTIONS:
- CNN also sounded its danger alarm system and radioed for assistance to a larger Chinese fisheries service vessel nearby.
- China also sounded its danger alarm system and radioed for assistance to a larger Chinese fisheries service vessel nearby.
- Chinese also sounded its danger alarm system and radioed for assistance to a larger Chinese fisheries service vessel nearby.
- North and South Korea also sounded its danger alarm system and radioed for assistance to a larger Chinese fisheries service vessel nearby.
- U.S. also sounded its danger alarm system and radioed for assistance to a larger Chinese fisheries service vessel nearby.
- USNS Victorious also sounded its danger alarm system and radioed for assistance to a larger Chinese fisheries service vessel nearby.
- WASHINGTON also sounded its danger alarm system and radioed for assistance to a larger Chinese fisheries service vessel nearby.
- Yellow Sea also sounded its danger alarm system and radioed for assistance to a larger Chinese fisheries service vessel nearby.


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Washington (CNN) The private prison industry -- one of the most controversial pieces of the US carceral state -- has essentially recovered a year after the Obama administration sent a chill down its spine. Last August, then-Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates issued a memo calling on the Department of Justice to begin curtailing its use of private prisons -- incarceration run by for-profit companies. Stocks for one of the two major publicly traded prison companies nosedived, and with a presidential victory for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton widely expected, the Yates memo seemed to indicate the heyday for the private prison industry had passed.

So when it comes to the

OPTIONS:
- CNN administration, these prison contractors are eyeing both criminal law enforcement and immigration.
- Democratic administration, these prison contractors are eyeing both criminal law enforcement and immigration.
- Department of Justice administration, these prison contractors are eyeing both criminal law enforcement and immigration.
- Hillary Clinton administration, these prison contractors are eyeing both criminal law enforcement and immigration.
- Obama administration, these prison contractors are eyeing both criminal law enforcement and immigration.
- Sally Yates administration, these prison contractors are eyeing both criminal law enforcement and immigration.
- Trump administration, these prison contractors are eyeing both criminal law enforcement and immigration.
- US administration, these prison contractors are eyeing both criminal law enforcement and immigration.
- Washington administration, these prison contractors are eyeing both criminal law enforcement and immigration.
- Yates administration, these prison contractors are eyeing both criminal law enforcement and immigration.


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(CNN) Education has long been the fuel that powered the mighty engine of our nation's economy. As the number of Americans with high school and college degrees soared right after World War II, our middle class grew dramatically and the United States reached new heights of job creation, productivity and prosperity, becoming the envy of the world. But today American students are falling far behind those in other nations. Why? Our schools are failing to prepare graduates for our increasingly competitive global economy. Improving our nation's education system will be a major bipartisan challenge for the incoming Trump administration, as well as for Congress, the states and, most importantly, individual school districts.

But among people age 25 to 34, who had been in school more recently, 11 nations had a higher percentage of high school graduates than the

OPTIONS:
- American, and -- no surprise -- those are the nations with thriving economies.
- Americans, and -- no surprise -- those are the nations with thriving economies.
- Congress, and -- no surprise -- those are the nations with thriving economies.
- Harold Levy, and -- no surprise -- those are the nations with thriving economies.
- Levy, and -- no surprise -- those are the nations with thriving economies.
- Trump, and -- no surprise -- those are the nations with thriving economies.
- United States, and -- no surprise -- those are the nations with thriving economies.
- World War II, and -- no surprise -- those are the nations with thriving economies.


Sportsmail's Graham Poll runs the rule over the big decisions made by referee Bobby Madley during Southampton's 3-1 win against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday. Madley clearly decided that he wasn't going to give anything but 'nailed on' penalties which he was 100 per cent sure of. As a result, it was Southampton who suffered rather than Chelsea. This was a clear penalty as the Chelsea defender held his opponent's shirt as a free kick was swung into the penalty area. Madley was poorly positioned as he was too narrow and, as a result, was not viewing the area where the ball would be played into.

When Mourinho claimed after the game that referees are afraid to give decisions to

OPTIONS:
- Bobby Madley he resorted to the easiest excuse in the book – blame the official.
- Chelsea he resorted to the easiest excuse in the book – blame the official.
- Graham Poll he resorted to the easiest excuse in the book – blame the official.
- Jose Mourinho he resorted to the easiest excuse in the book – blame the official.
- Madley he resorted to the easiest excuse in the book – blame the official.
- Southampton he resorted to the easiest excuse in the book – blame the official.
- Sportsmail he resorted to the easiest excuse in the book – blame the official.
- Stamford Bridge he resorted to the easiest excuse in the book – blame the official.


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A woman has been reunited with her beloved childhood toy after it went missing a year ago while she was on holiday and then miraculously discovered 15,000km away from her home. Bernadette Lavallee, a 30-year-old from southeast Queensland, bought her toy lamb, Lamberise, when she was 13-years-old and the pair traveled the world together alongside Ronald, another toy lamb her brother made for her when she was ten. But the bar manager was distraught after she lost them both while on a trip to Dover, on England's south coast, on May 18 last year and after scouring the area until 1am only managed to find Ronald.

Her Facebook page, Help Bring Lamberise Home, accumulated 5000 likes and within a year led to the discovery of a beaten-up

OPTIONS:
- Bernadette Lavallee.
- Dover.
- England.
- Lamberise.
- Queensland.
- Ronald.


How does this story end?

(CNN) Two cousins charged with the killings this summer of four Pennsylvania men pleaded not guilty Thursday to multiple counts of homicide and other charges, according to Assistant District Attorney Gregg Shore, who is prosecuting the cases. Cosmo Dinardo and Sean Kratz, both 20 at the time of the killings, were charged in July with multiple counts of homicide, among other charges, after the bodies of four young men who had gone missing were found mutilated and buried on the Dinardo family's land. The crimes shocked Bucks County, a pastoral community about 40 miles north of Philadelphia. Thursday's hearing came a day after prosecutors filed notices that said the state would reserve the right to pursue the death penalty against the defendants.

All the victims had been lured to the Dinardo property within days of each other, believing they were on their way to buy marijuana from

OPTIONS:
- Bucks County, Weintraub said in July.
- Cosmo Dinardo, Weintraub said in July.
- Dinardo, Weintraub said in July.
- Gregg Shore, Weintraub said in July.
- Pennsylvania, Weintraub said in July.
- Philadelphia, Weintraub said in July.
- Sean Kratz, Weintraub said in July.


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(CNN) US troops have deployed to Bulgaria as part of a NATO operation to support Eastern European allies from potential aggression by Russia, the Bulgarian Ministry of Defense said in a statement. The move is the latest in a series of multinational training and security cooperation activities along the alliance's eastern front. It comes at a tenuous time in the relationship between the Kremlin and the fledgling administration of President Donald Trump, who just last week voiced unusually strong support for NATO after repeatedly objecting to its relevancy and funding. One hundred twenty troops from the 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, from Fort Carson, Colorado, arrived Wednesday at the Novo Selo training range in eastern Bulgaria, according to the Bulgarian statement. They're due to be joined by heavy military equipment and armored vehicles by the end of the week.

It is with this aim that

OPTIONS:
- 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team continues its expansion," Putin said.
- 4th Infantry Division continues its expansion," Putin said.
- Bulgaria continues its expansion," Putin said.
- Bulgarian continues its expansion," Putin said.
- CNN continues its expansion," Putin said.
- Colorado continues its expansion," Putin said.
- Donald Trump continues its expansion," Putin said.
- Eastern European continues its expansion," Putin said.
- Fort Carson continues its expansion," Putin said.
- Kremlin continues its expansion," Putin said.
- Ministry of Defense continues its expansion," Putin said.
- NATO continues its expansion," Putin said.
- Novo Selo continues its expansion," Putin said.
- Russia continues its expansion," Putin said.
- Trump continues its expansion," Putin said.
- US continues its expansion," Putin said.


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(CNN) Khuram Shahzad Butt, a 27-year-old British national born in Pakistan who died in a hail of police bullets Saturday night after the London attack, was a tall, lanky, straggly bearded young man of few words -- a brainwashed follower of al-Muhajiroun, a loose grouping of British extremists supportive of ISIS linked to a large number of terrorist plots involving UK nationals. The latest on London attack CNN's Sandi Sidhu met him several times while reporting on the group in the United Kingdom between 2014 and 2016. He went by the name "Abz" or "Abu Zaitun" and seldom spoke during meetings. He was content to leave the task of proselytizing to louder, older members of the group, according to Sidhu.

The identification of Butt as one of the attackers raised many questions about what

OPTIONS:
- Abu Zaitun authorities knew about him and when.
- Abz authorities knew about him and when.
- British authorities knew about him and when.
- Butt authorities knew about him and when.
- CNN authorities knew about him and when.
- Channel 4 authorities knew about him and when.
- ISIS authorities knew about him and when.
- Ilford authorities knew about him and when.
- Khuram Shahzad Butt authorities knew about him and when.
- London authorities knew about him and when.
- Muhajiroun authorities knew about him and when.
- Pakistan authorities knew about him and when.
- Sandi Sidhu authorities knew about him and when.
- Sidhu authorities knew about him and when.
- The Jihadis Next Door authorities knew about him and when.
- UK authorities knew about him and when.
- United Kingdom authorities knew about him and when.


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Crystal Palace have agreed a fee with Paris Saint-Germain for Yohan Cabaye and remain hopeful of persuading Swansea to sell Ashley Williams. Cabaye is still to decide over the move to Selhurst Park with West Ham also interested but Palace have agreed to pay a club record £10million rising to £12.8m. Manager Alan Pardew also wants to convince Swansea to sell captain Ashley Williams, as revealed in Sportsmail last month. Swansea value the 30-year-old Wales international defender at £12million and Pardew believes his purchase would help turn his side into contenders for European qualification. Williams has been at Swansea since 2008 and was a target for Arsenal last year. He signed a new four-year contract but is understood to be open to the right challenge.

'

OPTIONS:
- Alan Pardew is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said.
- Arsenal is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said.
- Ashley Williams is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said.
- Cabaye is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said.
- Crystal Palace is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said.
- European is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said.
- Germain is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said.
- PSG is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said.
- Palace is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said.
- Pardew is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said.
- Paris Saint is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said.
- Selhurst Park is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said.
- Sportsmail is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said.
- Swansea is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said.
- Wales is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said.
- West Ham is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said.
- Williams is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said.
- Yohan Cabaye is definitely one we'd like to do,' Parish said.


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With the beheading of a second American journalist, Steven Sotloff, militant group ISIS delivered another brutal message to the Western world. And, as with the execution of journalist James Foley before him, ISIS ended its video -- titled "A second message to America" -- with a threat to another Western hostage, this time a Briton. The three are not the only Westerners held by the militant group. And their plight has raised fears for the safety of all those taken hostage. Thousands of Syrians and Iraqis have been slain by ISIS militants as the Sunni extremist group seeks to build an Islamic caliphate stretching across a swath of territory.

It emerged after Foley's death that

OPTIONS:
- America special operations units were sent into Syria this summer to rescue him and other hostages, but their mission proved unsuccessful.
- American special operations units were sent into Syria this summer to rescue him and other hostages, but their mission proved unsuccessful.
- Briton special operations units were sent into Syria this summer to rescue him and other hostages, but their mission proved unsuccessful.
- ISIS special operations units were sent into Syria this summer to rescue him and other hostages, but their mission proved unsuccessful.
- Iraqis special operations units were sent into Syria this summer to rescue him and other hostages, but their mission proved unsuccessful.
- Islamic special operations units were sent into Syria this summer to rescue him and other hostages, but their mission proved unsuccessful.
- James Foley special operations units were sent into Syria this summer to rescue him and other hostages, but their mission proved unsuccessful.
- Steven Sotloff special operations units were sent into Syria this summer to rescue him and other hostages, but their mission proved unsuccessful.
- Sunni special operations units were sent into Syria this summer to rescue him and other hostages, but their mission proved unsuccessful.
- Syrians special operations units were sent into Syria this summer to rescue him and other hostages, but their mission proved unsuccessful.
- U.S. special operations units were sent into Syria this summer to rescue him and other hostages, but their mission proved unsuccessful.
- UK special operations units were sent into Syria this summer to rescue him and other hostages, but their mission proved unsuccessful.
- Western special operations units were sent into Syria this summer to rescue him and other hostages, but their mission proved unsuccessful.


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Twelve years before he killed his wife Allison, Gerard Baden Clay used her excellent work record in a bizarre court claim to sue her employers Flight Centre for sacking him. As Allison Baden-Clay's family prepare to stage a protest over the downgrading of his conviction from murder to manslaughter, Gerard Baden-Clay's onetime boss at Flight Centre has come forward to describe his strange ways. In contrast, slain Allison was one of Flight Centre's most highly regarded employees, and despite his portrayal of her during his murder trial as an anxious depressive, she was the star of the family. The company founder, Graham Turner, said she was 'successful' and 'very highly regarded'.

But as Baden-

OPTIONS:
- Allison's career and his marriage began to founder, he felt trapped with the woman he once called 'his angel'.
- Allison Baden's career and his marriage began to founder, he felt trapped with the woman he once called 'his angel'.
- Baden's career and his marriage began to founder, he felt trapped with the woman he once called 'his angel'.
- Clay's career and his marriage began to founder, he felt trapped with the woman he once called 'his angel'.
- Flight Centre's career and his marriage began to founder, he felt trapped with the woman he once called 'his angel'.
- Gerard Baden's career and his marriage began to founder, he felt trapped with the woman he once called 'his angel'.
- Gerard Baden Clay's career and his marriage began to founder, he felt trapped with the woman he once called 'his angel'.
- Graham Turner's career and his marriage began to founder, he felt trapped with the woman he once called 'his angel'.


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The distraught partner of a popular father-of-two killed in a motorcycle accident repeatedly drove by his ailing body as she desperately tried to find him. Tragic Mark Price phoned girlfriend Michelle Hall in what proved to be his final act after crashing his motorbike in Leicester on Friday night. Seriously injured, the popular 45-year-old managed to tell her he was in 'a bad way' as he lay dying in a roadside ditch. Anxious Michelle, 44, headed out to find him, but found it impossible to track down the exact spot where he'd careered off the road. The popular musician - front man of local band Quad Rock - was eventually located using heat sensors on a police helicopter.

OPTIONS:
- Leicester phoned 999, but the emergency services were unable to find him at first, later requesting air assistance.
- Mark Price phoned 999, but the emergency services were unable to find him at first, later requesting air assistance.
- Michelle phoned 999, but the emergency services were unable to find him at first, later requesting air assistance.
- Michelle Hall phoned 999, but the emergency services were unable to find him at first, later requesting air assistance.
- Quad Rock phoned 999, but the emergency services were unable to find him at first, later requesting air assistance.


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George Osborne pleaded with David Cameron not to hold an in/out referendum on the European Union, it emerged last night. Senior Tory sources revealed the Chancellor had repeatedly warned against the move in the run-up to the Prime Minister’s referendum pledge in 2013. Meanwhile a major new biography of Mr Cameron said the issue had opened up a ‘rare schism’ between the two men. The revelation that the Chancellor tried to block the referendum will raise eyebrows among Eurosceptic Tories, given his role as Mr Cameron’s lead negotiator in talks to secure a new deal with the EU. A spokesman for the Chancellor last night said it was ‘nonsense’ to suggest he had ever opposed holding an in/out vote.

‘He certainly expressed his opinion to

OPTIONS:
- Cameron that a referendum was not a good move,’ the source said.
- David Cameron that a referendum was not a good move,’ the source said.
- EU that a referendum was not a good move,’ the source said.
- European Union that a referendum was not a good move,’ the source said.
- Eurosceptic that a referendum was not a good move,’ the source said.
- George Osborne that a referendum was not a good move,’ the source said.
- Osborne that a referendum was not a good move,’ the source said.
- Tories that a referendum was not a good move,’ the source said.
- Tory that a referendum was not a good move,’ the source said.


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A millionaire has won a legal victory which could see a £10.5 million solar farm removed at a cost of £1.5 million - because it overshadows his Grade II listed home. Daniel Gerber from Broughton Gifford, Wiltshire, was horrified when developers started constructing the 54-acre site on the doorstep of his six-bedroom Grade-II listed home - which is worth almost £3million. He claims he was not informed of the planning application by the local authority - despite the development being just 45 metres from the boundary of his property. Gifford Hall (pictured) Mr Gerber's Grade-II listed home has six bedrooms and is worth almost £3million

'It is precisely the matter on which

OPTIONS:
- Broughton Gifford's expert views should be sought.
- Daniel Gerber's expert views should be sought.
- English Heritage's expert views should be sought.
- Gerber's expert views should be sought.
- Gifford Hall's expert views should be sought.
- Grade II's expert views should be sought.
- Grade-II's expert views should be sought.
- Wiltshire's expert views should be sought.
- Wiltshire Council's expert views should be sought.


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(CNN) Rescuers wearing hard hats searched through rubble for survivors in northern Syria Monday after airstrikes hit two hospitals and a school building. The attacks killed at least 22 people, according to reports. Eight others are missing and presumed dead. Amnesty International said the hospital attacks amounted to war crimes. Critics of the Syrian government warned that the latest violence is yet another troubling sign that a planned "cessation of hostilities" in the war-ravaged country is far from taking hold. Fifteen people were killed when a hospital and a school building that was housing displaced people were struck in Azaz, in Syria's Aleppo province, according to a hospital worker on the scene. Up to 40 other people were wounded.

The

OPTIONS:
- Aleppo government has not made a statement about the incident.
- Amnesty International government has not made a statement about the incident.
- Azaz government has not made a statement about the incident.
- Doctors Without Borders government has not made a statement about the incident.
- Idlib government has not made a statement about the incident.
- Syria government has not made a statement about the incident.
- Syrian government has not made a statement about the incident.


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A two-year-old girl who died from a brain tumour has been frozen - in the hope she will one day be revived by advances in science. Matheryn Naovaratpong, from Thailand, is thought to be the youngest person ever cryogenically preserved. The toddler was diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer last April after she failed to wake up one morning, Motherboard's Brian Merchant reports After being admitted to a Bangkok hospital, tests revealed she had a 11cm tumour in the left side of her brain. Scroll down for video Matheryn Naovaratpong, from Thailand, is thought to be the youngest person ever cryogenically preserved

Eventually restore to health and reintegrate into society all patients in

OPTIONS:
- Alcor's care.
- Arizona's care.
- Bangkok's care.
- Brian Merchant's care.
- Matheryn Naovaratpong's care.
- Motherboard's care.
- Thailand's care.


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A local council has been criticised for banning an Indian food stall from a St George's Day event because it 'only wanted English food'. British-born stall-holder Tania Rahman, 27, was asked by Salisbury City Council if she wanted to run a stand at the celebration later this month. But when she asked to be counted in she was told her stall, Chit Chaat Chai, would not be allowed because it is not 'English-themed'. 'Discriminatory': Tania Rahman received a letter from Salisbury City Council telling her it would not accept her offer to run a food stall at a St George's Day event because it 'only wanted English food'

It read: 'It has been decided that

OPTIONS:
- British will be English themed food only.
- Chit Chaat Chai will be English themed food only.
- English will be English themed food only.
- Indian will be English themed food only.
- Palestine will be English themed food only.
- Salisbury City Council will be English themed food only.
- Salisbury Council will be English themed food only.
- St George will be English themed food only.
- St George's Day will be English themed food only.
- Tania Rahman will be English themed food only.


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The say that imitation is the highest form of flattery, although Floyd Mayweather Jnr's sparring partner Jeremy 'J Flash' Nichols' impersonation of Manny Pacquiao is less than complimentary. The Filipino meets undefeated Mayweather in a $300million mega-fight that has been branded 'the biggest bout in boxing history' at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on May 2. Mayweather has been sharing regular updates from his training camp across social media with the latest being a YouTube video featuring his sparring partner taking on Pacquiao's role during a mock interview. Floyd Maywether's sparring partner Jeremy Nichols gives a mock interview as Manny Pacquiao

Pacquiao is so popular in the

OPTIONS:
- American that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Filipino that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Floyd Mayweather that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Floyd Mayweather Jnr that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Floyd Maywether that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- J Flash that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Jeremy 'J Flash' Nichols that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Jeremy Nichols that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Las Vegas that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- MGM Grand that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Manny Pacquiao that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Mayweather that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Pacquiao that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- Voodoo that he is featured on the latest postage stamps
- YouTube that he is featured on the latest postage stamps


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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN) Hillary Clinton on Friday cast Bernie Sanders' plan for single-payer health insurance as an "idea that will never, ever come to pass." The swipe builds on Clinton's repeated rhetoric against the Vermont senator's proposed single-payer, Medicare-for-all health care plan that he proposed earlier this month. The plan would provide health coverage to all Americans but would be paid for by raising taxes on most Americans. Clinton has sought to cast Sanders' plan as going backwards by repealing Obamacare -- President Barack Obama's signature legislative achievement -- in order to pass single-payer. To prove her point on Friday, Clinton asked Joan Hanna, a woman she met backstage here before a campaign event, to talk about how her daughter's brain cancer and coverage under the Affordable Care Act.

To pay for it,

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act is calling for a new 2.2% income tax on all Americans and a 6.2% levy on employers.
- Americans is calling for a new 2.2% income tax on all Americans and a 6.2% levy on employers.
- Barack Obama is calling for a new 2.2% income tax on all Americans and a 6.2% levy on employers.
- Bernie Sanders is calling for a new 2.2% income tax on all Americans and a 6.2% levy on employers.
- CNN is calling for a new 2.2% income tax on all Americans and a 6.2% levy on employers.
- Clinton is calling for a new 2.2% income tax on all Americans and a 6.2% levy on employers.
- Des Moines is calling for a new 2.2% income tax on all Americans and a 6.2% levy on employers.
- Hillary Clinton is calling for a new 2.2% income tax on all Americans and a 6.2% levy on employers.
- Iowa is calling for a new 2.2% income tax on all Americans and a 6.2% levy on employers.
- Joan Hanna is calling for a new 2.2% income tax on all Americans and a 6.2% levy on employers.
- Medicare is calling for a new 2.2% income tax on all Americans and a 6.2% levy on employers.
- Obamacare is calling for a new 2.2% income tax on all Americans and a 6.2% levy on employers.
- Sanders is calling for a new 2.2% income tax on all Americans and a 6.2% levy on employers.
- Vermont is calling for a new 2.2% income tax on all Americans and a 6.2% levy on employers.


Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has added his name to the chorus of people who are upset with Quentin Tarantino for going on an anti-police march where he branded cops 'murderers'. Weinstein, is said to be absolutely furious at his close friend Tarantino for attending the  anti-police rally on October 24 and sources told Page Six he wants him to apologize. The powerful Hollywood producer fears that there could be a backlash against Tarantino's future movies after police groups called for a boycott of the director's latest flick 'The Hateful Eight.' An insider told Page Six: 'The last thing Harvey needs is a boycott that will scare off Oscar voters and hurt the box office.'

However, he is already attempting to make amends with police officers and their families over the wounds opened up by

OPTIONS:
- Columbia's remarks.
- Frank Gucciardi's remarks.
- Harvey's remarks.
- Harvey Weinstein's remarks.
- Hollywood's remarks.
- Oscar's remarks.
- Page Six's remarks.
- Quentin Tarantino's remarks.
- Tarantino's remarks.
- The Hateful Eight's remarks.
- The New York Post's remarks.
- Weinstein's remarks.


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Adam Federici lay inert on the turf for a moment. He realised the magnitude of what happened. He understood the horror of it instantly. He let his head rest on the grass and closed his eyes as if he was trying to wish it all away, as if he was trying to blot out the din and the agony and the wild celebrations of the Arsenal fans. His face was scrunched against the grass, distorted in a mask of despair. Reading, still struggling to avoid relegation to League One, had performed heroically to push Arsenal into extra-time in this FA Cup semi-final and Federici had pulled off a series of stunning saves to keep the sides level at 1-1 but the Australian goalkeeper guessed there would be no way back now.

It was a routine shot from

OPTIONS:
- Adam Federici but the Reading stopper failed to collect it properly in his grasp - an embarrassing gaffe
- Alexis Sanchez but the Reading stopper failed to collect it properly in his grasp - an embarrassing gaffe
- Arsenal but the Reading stopper failed to collect it properly in his grasp - an embarrassing gaffe
- Australian but the Reading stopper failed to collect it properly in his grasp - an embarrassing gaffe
- FA Cup but the Reading stopper failed to collect it properly in his grasp - an embarrassing gaffe
- Federici but the Reading stopper failed to collect it properly in his grasp - an embarrassing gaffe
- Gareth McCleary but the Reading stopper failed to collect it properly in his grasp - an embarrassing gaffe
- League One but the Reading stopper failed to collect it properly in his grasp - an embarrassing gaffe
- Mesut Ozil but the Reading stopper failed to collect it properly in his grasp - an embarrassing gaffe
- Reading but the Reading stopper failed to collect it properly in his grasp - an embarrassing gaffe
- Sanchez but the Reading stopper failed to collect it properly in his grasp - an embarrassing gaffe


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

The first is that

OPTIONS:
- Bob Corker's almost-obsessive need to always respond any time he feels as though he has been attacked or his character has been questioned makes for a terrible legislative strategy.
- CNN's almost-obsessive need to always respond any time he feels as though he has been attacked or his character has been questioned makes for a terrible legislative strategy.
- Corker's almost-obsessive need to always respond any time he feels as though he has been attacked or his character has been questioned makes for a terrible legislative strategy.
- Daily Caller's almost-obsessive need to always respond any time he feels as though he has been attacked or his character has been questioned makes for a terrible legislative strategy.
- Donald Trump's almost-obsessive need to always respond any time he feels as though he has been attacked or his character has been questioned makes for a terrible legislative strategy.
- Liddle's almost-obsessive need to always respond any time he feels as though he has been attacked or his character has been questioned makes for a terrible legislative strategy.
- Republican's almost-obsessive need to always respond any time he feels as though he has been attacked or his character has been questioned makes for a terrible legislative strategy.
- Tennessee's almost-obsessive need to always respond any time he feels as though he has been attacked or his character has been questioned makes for a terrible legislative strategy.
- Trump's almost-obsessive need to always respond any time he feels as though he has been attacked or his character has been questioned makes for a terrible legislative strategy.
- United States's almost-obsessive need to always respond any time he feels as though he has been attacked or his character has been questioned makes for a terrible legislative strategy.


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Lt. Col. Robert Hite, one of the three remaining Doolittle Raiders, died after a battle with Alzheimer's disease on Sunday, aged 95 One of the last surviving Doolittle Raiders who attacked Japan during a daring World War II mission has died, age 95. Lt. Col. Robert Hite died on Sunday at a nursing home in Nashville after a battle with Alzheimer's disease. He was one of three remaining Doolittle Raiders. Hite was a co-pilot of a crew that flew one of the 16 B-25 bombers that raided Tokyo in April 1942. Led by Lieutenant Colonel James 'Jimmy' Doolittle, the mission saw 80 airmen sent in bombers from a carrier at sea to attack military targets in Japan.

Though the attack only caused scattered damage, it's credited with boosting morale in the United States while shaking Japan's confidence less than five months after the country attacked

OPTIONS:
- Alzheimer.
- Americans.
- B-25.
- Doolittle Raiders.
- Doolittle's Raiders.
- Hite.
- James 'Jimmy' Doolittle.
- Japan.
- Nashville.
- Pearl Harbor.
- Robert Hite.
- Tokyo.
- World War II.


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Rome (CNN) A prominent member of a commission set up by Pope Francis to combat sex abuse resigned Wednesday, accusing some Vatican offices of refusing to cooperate with the Pope and his commission. Ireland's Marie Collins explained the reasons for her resignation in a statement published by the National Catholic Reporter. Collins was the only currently active member of the commission who also was a victim of abuse. In February 2016, Peter Saunders -- the other member of the commission to have been sexually abused by a priest -- was suspended after publicly criticizing Vatican cardinals and bishops for blocking progress on transparency in clerical sex abuse.

Victims of clergy sexual abuse reacted to

OPTIONS:
- CNN' resignation with dismay.
- Collins' resignation with dismay.
- Francis' resignation with dismay.
- Ireland' resignation with dismay.
- Marie Collins' resignation with dismay.
- National Catholic Reporter' resignation with dismay.
- Peter Saunders' resignation with dismay.
- Pope' resignation with dismay.
- Pope Francis' resignation with dismay.
- Rome' resignation with dismay.
- Vatican' resignation with dismay.


(CNN) Long-awaited legislation to tackle so-called honor killings is due to pass Pakistan's parliament in a matter of weeks, according to the country's Law Minister, Zahid Hamid. The anti-honor killing bill is due to be presented in front of a joint sitting of Pakistan's Senate and the National Assembly as early as August 9, and Hamid says he expects the bill to be passed. "There have been provisions in the (existing) law that the accused have utilized to escape punishment," Hamid told CNN. "This has given us a bad image in Pakistan and internationally." Pressure has mounted on Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's ruling PML-N party in the wake of the murder of Pakistani social media star, Qandeel Baloch. The 25 year-old referred to herself as a "modern day feminist" and was recently killed by her brother for "bringing dishonor to family."

The bill seeks to remove a current loophole in

OPTIONS:
- CNN law that allows families to forgive the perpetrators of honor killings so they can escape prosecution.
- Hamid law that allows families to forgive the perpetrators of honor killings so they can escape prosecution.
- N party law that allows families to forgive the perpetrators of honor killings so they can escape prosecution.
- National Assembly law that allows families to forgive the perpetrators of honor killings so they can escape prosecution.
- Nawaz Sharif law that allows families to forgive the perpetrators of honor killings so they can escape prosecution.
- PML law that allows families to forgive the perpetrators of honor killings so they can escape prosecution.
- Pakistan law that allows families to forgive the perpetrators of honor killings so they can escape prosecution.
- Pakistani law that allows families to forgive the perpetrators of honor killings so they can escape prosecution.
- Qandeel Baloch law that allows families to forgive the perpetrators of honor killings so they can escape prosecution.
- Senate law that allows families to forgive the perpetrators of honor killings so they can escape prosecution.
- Zahid Hamid law that allows families to forgive the perpetrators of honor killings so they can escape prosecution.


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New details provide a clearer chronology about what might have happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 between its takeoff and its last known spotting seven hours later. Here's how experts and officials have reconstructed key moments of the flight, which disappeared March 8 with 239 people aboard. 12:41 a.m.: Takeoff All tracking systems are working as the Boeing 777-200ER takes off from the Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur, headed for Beijing. 1:07 a.m.: ACARS sends communication One of the plane's communication systems sends what turns out to be its last transmission, according to Malaysia Airlines CEO Ahmad Jauhari Yahya.

If the flight were hijacked or a target of terrorism, cutting off

OPTIONS:
- ACARS would be a strategic move because the system reports to satellites anything being done to the aircraft, Quest said.
- Ahmad Jauhari Yahya would be a strategic move because the system reports to satellites anything being done to the aircraft, Quest said.
- Beijing would be a strategic move because the system reports to satellites anything being done to the aircraft, Quest said.
- Boeing 777-200ER would be a strategic move because the system reports to satellites anything being done to the aircraft, Quest said.
- Kuala Lumpur would be a strategic move because the system reports to satellites anything being done to the aircraft, Quest said.
- Malaysia Airlines would be a strategic move because the system reports to satellites anything being done to the aircraft, Quest said.
- Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 would be a strategic move because the system reports to satellites anything being done to the aircraft, Quest said.
- Malaysian would be a strategic move because the system reports to satellites anything being done to the aircraft, Quest said.


(CNN) President Barack Obama, in his first visit to a mosque in the United States, said Wednesday he was seeking to rebut "inexcusable political rhetoric against Muslim-Americans" from Republican presidential candidates. Attempting to recast what he said was a warped image of Islam while encouraging members of the faith to speak out against terror, Obama described Muslims as essential to the fabric of America. "Let me say as clearly as I can as president of the United States: you fit right here," Obama told the audience at the Islamic Society of Baltimore, a 47-year-old mosque with thousands of attendees. "You're right where you belong. You're part of America too. You're not Muslim or American. You're Muslim and American."

Our television shows should have some

OPTIONS:
- America characters that are unrelated to national security.
- American characters that are unrelated to national security.
- Americans characters that are unrelated to national security.
- Barack Obama characters that are unrelated to national security.
- Islam characters that are unrelated to national security.
- Islamic Society of Baltimore characters that are unrelated to national security.
- Muslim characters that are unrelated to national security.
- Muslim Americans characters that are unrelated to national security.
- Muslims characters that are unrelated to national security.
- Obama characters that are unrelated to national security.
- Republican characters that are unrelated to national security.
- United States characters that are unrelated to national security.


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Jose Mourinho could be offered a route back to Real Madrid if Rafa Benitez is sacked. That is the view of the club’s former president Ramon Calderon, who claimed that Benitez was only appointed after the Chelsea manager turned down the Spanish giants this summer. Mourinho left Madrid in 2013 before returning to Stamford Bridge for his second spell at the west London club. However, his future at Chelsea is under intense scrutiny following a poor start to the season. Games: 178 Wins: 128, Draws: 28, Losses: 22 Copa del Rey: 2011 La Liga: 2012 ‘It is not a secret that the current Real Madrid president (Florentino Perez) has backed Mourinho many times. He likes him a lot,’ Calderon told talkSPORT.

‘I know it seems strange, but if

OPTIONS:
- Benitez doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- Bernabeu doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- Chelsea doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- Copa del Rey doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- Florentino Perez doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- Games doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- Jose Mourinho doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- La Liga doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- London doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- Madrid doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- Mourinho doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- Portuguese doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- Premier League doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- Rafa Benitez doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- Rafael Benitez doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- Ramon Calderon doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- Read doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- Real Madrid doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- Spanish doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.
- Stamford Bridge doesn’t have a good season and Mourinho gets sacked by Chelsea, you can’t rule out seeing him again on the bench at the Bernabeu.


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The Duchess of Cambridge's decision to 'borrow' a priceless tiara belonging to the Queen Mother rather than buying a new one has confused the Chinese media, MailOnline can reveal today. Kate wore the Papyrus tiara at last night's state banquet at Buckingham Palace, which has bamboozled Chinese journalists because sharing heirlooms is so rare. Chinese news website ifeng.com told readers the Duchess, 33, first wore the Queen Mother's tiara in 2013 and were surprised she didn’t just get a new one for meeting President Xi yesterday. One article said: 'It looks like this is not the first time that she "borrowed" the tiara from the Queen' - but added glowingly: 'This made Kate’s first state banquet appearance phenomenal. We look forward to more stunning fashion from her'.

Coverage of the Chinese leader’s four-day state visit has also required a string of articles explaining

OPTIONS:
- Britain culture.
- British culture.
- Buckingham Palace culture.
- China culture.
- Chinese culture.
- Duchess culture.
- Duchess of Cambridge culture.
- HS2 culture.
- Kate culture.
- Kate’s culture.
- MailOnline culture.
- Mother culture.
- Papyrus culture.
- Sherlock culture.
- Viscount Hood culture.
- Xi culture.


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Havana, Cuba (CNN) Havana Archbishop Cardinal Jaime Ortega y Alamino, a key figure in the secret negotiations that led to the restoration of diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba, stepped down Tuesday as the Catholic Church's top official on the communist-run island, a Vatican statement said. The retirement of Ortega, 79, was long expected because church regulations require bishops to submit their resignation when they reach age 75. But Ortega, like many other bishops, was allowed to serve longer at the pope's discretion. "I will live more quietly," Ortega told CNN in 2015 on his plans for life after stepping down. "But that doesn't mean that one doesn't still have a sense of social commitment or a presence in the church."

Following Castro's 1959 revolution,

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama, then a young priest, was jailed in a government work camp for suspected opponents.
- CNN, then a young priest, was jailed in a government work camp for suspected opponents.
- Catholic Church, then a young priest, was jailed in a government work camp for suspected opponents.
- Cuba, then a young priest, was jailed in a government work camp for suspected opponents.
- Havana, then a young priest, was jailed in a government work camp for suspected opponents.
- Jaime Ortega y Alamino, then a young priest, was jailed in a government work camp for suspected opponents.
- Ortega, then a young priest, was jailed in a government work camp for suspected opponents.
- Pope Francis, then a young priest, was jailed in a government work camp for suspected opponents.
- Raul Castro, then a young priest, was jailed in a government work camp for suspected opponents.
- United States, then a young priest, was jailed in a government work camp for suspected opponents.
- Vatican, then a young priest, was jailed in a government work camp for suspected opponents.


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Everton's defence may have been ruthlessly exposed by Dynamo Kiev on Thursday but Roberto Martinez's problems don't end there. The Toffees were second best in all areas of the pitch as they exited the Europa League 6-4 on aggregate, leaving them to concentrate on a Premier League campaign which has failed to ignite. With Martinez's men languishing 14th in the table - 23 points and nine places worse off than at this stage last season - Sportsmail takes a look at the underperforming players the Spaniard must get rid of this summer if the Blues are to get back on track in 2015-16.

The 37-year-old was consistently at fault in the early stages of the campaign, contributing to the

OPTIONS:
- Antolin Alcaraz' awful defensive record with ponderous, error-prone displays.
- Blues' awful defensive record with ponderous, error-prone displays.
- Dynamo Kiev' awful defensive record with ponderous, error-prone displays.
- Europa League' awful defensive record with ponderous, error-prone displays.
- Everton' awful defensive record with ponderous, error-prone displays.
- Gareth Barry' awful defensive record with ponderous, error-prone displays.
- Martinez' awful defensive record with ponderous, error-prone displays.
- Premier League' awful defensive record with ponderous, error-prone displays.
- Roberto Martinez' awful defensive record with ponderous, error-prone displays.
- Spaniard' awful defensive record with ponderous, error-prone displays.
- Sportsmail' awful defensive record with ponderous, error-prone displays.
- Steven Pienaar' awful defensive record with ponderous, error-prone displays.
- Tim Howard' awful defensive record with ponderous, error-prone displays.
- Toffees' awful defensive record with ponderous, error-prone displays.
- Tony Hibbert' awful defensive record with ponderous, error-prone displays.


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PARIS, France (CNN)  -- Opposition lawmakers Tuesday ridiculed President Nicolas Sarkozy for taking France back into NATO's military command after more than 40 years, but were unable to stop the move when it came to a vote. French troops on patrol with the Afghan army as part of the NATO mission in Afghanistan. The National Assembly voted in favor of Sarkozy's plan, 329-238. Socialist Laurent Fabius, a former prime minister, told Prime Minister Francois Fillon: "You tell us this would mean more independence and more influence. It would probably mean less independence and less influence." The move did not technically require parliamentary approval, but the president's party scheduled the debate to give opponents a chance to voice their opinions -- and to show a majority backed it.

De Gaulle's 1966 decision meant no

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- Afghan forces could be under permanent allied command and that France would have no participation in defense planning.
- Afghanistan forces could be under permanent allied command and that France would have no participation in defense planning.
- CNN forces could be under permanent allied command and that France would have no participation in defense planning.
- Charles de Gaulle forces could be under permanent allied command and that France would have no participation in defense planning.
- France forces could be under permanent allied command and that France would have no participation in defense planning.
- Francois Fillon forces could be under permanent allied command and that France would have no participation in defense planning.
- French forces could be under permanent allied command and that France would have no participation in defense planning.
- French National Assembly forces could be under permanent allied command and that France would have no participation in defense planning.
- Laurent Fabius forces could be under permanent allied command and that France would have no participation in defense planning.
- NATO forces could be under permanent allied command and that France would have no participation in defense planning.
- National Assembly forces could be under permanent allied command and that France would have no participation in defense planning.
- Nicolas Sarkozy forces could be under permanent allied command and that France would have no participation in defense planning.
- PARIS forces could be under permanent allied command and that France would have no participation in defense planning.
- Sarkozy forces could be under permanent allied command and that France would have no participation in defense planning.


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Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic remain on course for a domestic treble having defeated ten-men Dundee United 2-0 in the League Cup final. Kris Commons and James Forrest fired in the goals to beat Dundee United, who had captain Sean Dillon sent off to compound their misery. Find out how each player performed at Hampden Park... Dundee United's captain Sean Dillon is sent off by referee Bobby Madden for a tackle on Emilio Izaguirre DUNDEE UNITED RADOSLAW CIERZNIAK 6 Clawed away Commons initial effort but unable to reach rebound. Not a prayer as Forrest settled the issue but saved penalty.

Precious little to do once

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- Anthony Stokes were a man light.
- Bhoys were a man light.
- Bobby Madden were a man light.
- Celtic were a man light.
- DUNDEE UNITED were a man light.
- Dundee United were a man light.
- Emilio Izaguirre were a man light.
- Forrest were a man light.
- Hampden Park were a man light.
- James Forrest were a man light.
- Kris Commons were a man light.
- League Cup were a man light.
- RADOSLAW CIERZNIAK were a man light.
- Ronny Deila were a man light.
- Scottish League Cup were a man light.
- Scottish Premiership were a man light.
- Sean Dillon were a man light.
- Stefan Johansen were a man light.


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

OPTIONS:
- Benjamin Crump was fatally shot on February 26 while walking to the house of his father's fiancee in Sanford after a trip to a nearby convenience store.
- Florida was fatally shot on February 26 while walking to the house of his father's fiancee in Sanford after a trip to a nearby convenience store.
- George Zimmerman was fatally shot on February 26 while walking to the house of his father's fiancee in Sanford after a trip to a nearby convenience store.
- Martin was fatally shot on February 26 while walking to the house of his father's fiancee in Sanford after a trip to a nearby convenience store.
- Sanford was fatally shot on February 26 while walking to the house of his father's fiancee in Sanford after a trip to a nearby convenience store.
- Trayvon Martin was fatally shot on February 26 while walking to the house of his father's fiancee in Sanford after a trip to a nearby convenience store.
- Zimmerman was fatally shot on February 26 while walking to the house of his father's fiancee in Sanford after a trip to a nearby convenience store.


She was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize after standing up for girls' right in Pakistan in a campaign which saw her shot in the head during a failed Taliban assassination attempt. Now Pakistani teenager Malala Yousafzai has shown she is as intelligent as she is courageous - scoring a string of A*s and As in her GCSEs. The 18-year-old's proud father Ziauddin Yousafzai took Twitter to announce the news today, writing: 'My wife Toor Pekai and I are proud of Malala getting 6A*s and 4As. Education for every child.' Malala was just 14 when she survived a Taliban assassination attempt in October 2012 after her calls for equal rights and education for girls angered militants in the Swat Valley in Pakistan.

'But the truth is that, whether these acquitted men were involved or not in the

OPTIONS:
- A*s shooting, the public has been lied to.'
- Birmingham shooting, the public has been lied to.'
- GCSE shooting, the public has been lied to.'
- GCSEs shooting, the public has been lied to.'
- Malala shooting, the public has been lied to.'
- Malala Yousafzai shooting, the public has been lied to.'
- Nobel Peace Prize shooting, the public has been lied to.'
- Pakistan shooting, the public has been lied to.'
- Pakistani shooting, the public has been lied to.'
- Swat Valley shooting, the public has been lied to.'
- Taliban shooting, the public has been lied to.'
- Teenager shooting, the public has been lied to.'
- Toor Pekai shooting, the public has been lied to.'
- Twitter shooting, the public has been lied to.'
- UK shooting, the public has been lied to.'
- Ziauddin Yousafzai shooting, the public has been lied to.'


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(CNN) The first human trial of a Zika vaccine will begin soon, Inovio Pharmaceuticals said Monday. Inovio, which is based in Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, and GeneOne Life Science, which is based in Seoul, South Korea, worked together on the vaccine. They previously collaborated to create vaccines for Ebola and MERS, both of which are being tested. The Zika vaccine, with the clinical-sounding name GLS-5700, will first be tested in 40 healthy volunteers. The first tests in humans should start in the next few weeks, Inovio said in a news release. In the animal testing stage, the vaccine caused a strong antibody response, the company said.

Until recently,

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- Ebola had been considered a rare and relatively benign virus (PDF).
- GLS-5700 had been considered a rare and relatively benign virus (PDF).
- GeneOne Life Science had been considered a rare and relatively benign virus (PDF).
- Inovio had been considered a rare and relatively benign virus (PDF).
- Inovio Pharmaceuticals had been considered a rare and relatively benign virus (PDF).
- MERS had been considered a rare and relatively benign virus (PDF).
- Pennsylvania had been considered a rare and relatively benign virus (PDF).
- Plymouth Meeting had been considered a rare and relatively benign virus (PDF).
- Seoul had been considered a rare and relatively benign virus (PDF).
- South Korea had been considered a rare and relatively benign virus (PDF).
- Zika had been considered a rare and relatively benign virus (PDF).


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A minor league baseball team in Utah has canceled a scheduled 'Caucasian Heritage Night' after a wave of backlash on social media and its communicator director has resigned after his concerns were ignored. The event description on the Orem Owlz's calendar read 'Irish, Italian, Scandinavian, German...or even Utahn! Whatever your background, celebrate it at the Home of the Owlz!' The team, an affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, said yesterday the night was meant to 'make fun of everyday normalcies', by including Wonder Bread on burgers with mayonnaise, clips from Friends and Seinfeld and 'trying to solve the vertical leaping challenge'.

I did not want a decision made by the organization's front office without my support to affect the work that I am passionate about but, in the end, the matter is simple: I have made the choice to no longer be part of the

OPTIONS:
- Caucasian Heritage Night and will not be involved with them going forward.
- Communications and will not be involved with them going forward.
- Friends and will not be involved with them going forward.
- German and will not be involved with them going forward.
- Home of the Owlz! and will not be involved with them going forward.
- Irish and will not be involved with them going forward.
- Italian and will not be involved with them going forward.
- Joey Zanaboni and will not be involved with them going forward.
- Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim and will not be involved with them going forward.
- Orem Owlz and will not be involved with them going forward.
- Owlz and will not be involved with them going forward.
- Scandinavian and will not be involved with them going forward.
- Seinfeld and will not be involved with them going forward.
- Utah and will not be involved with them going forward.
- Utahn and will not be involved with them going forward.
- Wonder Bread and will not be involved with them going forward.
- Zanaboni and will not be involved with them going forward.


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Blogger: Lisa is the author of Canadian Expat Mom When Canadian expat Lisa Webb first sent her vegetable-phobic three-year-old to school in France, she feared her daughter would starve during the day. The former assistant elementary school principal, who moved to France in 2009, was shocked to find rôti de boeuf and cordon bleu de dinde on the menu for toddlers - dishes she was used to eating in fancy restaurants with her husband. But when offered the chance to sit in on her eldest daughter's lunch breaks for one week, she witnessed tots using 'grown-up knives and forks' and eating everything put in front of them.

There’s no messing around when it comes to the

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- Canadian and eating.
- Canadian Expat Mom and eating.
- France and eating.
- French and eating.
- Lisa and eating.
- Lisa Webb and eating.
- rôti de boeuf and cordon bleu de dinde and eating.


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(CNN) A Massachusetts police chief took to Facebook on Sunday with an impassioned plea to addicts after his town saw four overdoses in the span of 24 hours. Gloucester Police Chief Leonard Campanello wrote a post urging addicts to get help. "Your life is more meaningful than your death," he wrote. "Don't be ashamed of your illness. We are not ashamed of you, It's time...come and get the help." In Gloucester, the police can actually be "the help" addicts seek. The city is the home of a revolutionary program called the Police Assisted Addiction and Recovery Initiative that connects addicts with rehabilitation centers. As CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta reported in a story about the program last month, addicts can simply walk into the police department and request help. An "angel" is then assigned to the addict to walk him or her through the process of entering rehab.

OPTIONS:
- CNN told CNN that incidents like this only drive home the need for strong action at the state and federal level against heroin addiction.
- Facebook told CNN that incidents like this only drive home the need for strong action at the state and federal level against heroin addiction.
- Gloucester told CNN that incidents like this only drive home the need for strong action at the state and federal level against heroin addiction.
- Gloucester Police told CNN that incidents like this only drive home the need for strong action at the state and federal level against heroin addiction.
- Leonard Campanello told CNN that incidents like this only drive home the need for strong action at the state and federal level against heroin addiction.
- Massachusetts told CNN that incidents like this only drive home the need for strong action at the state and federal level against heroin addiction.
- Overdoses told CNN that incidents like this only drive home the need for strong action at the state and federal level against heroin addiction.
- Police Assisted Addiction and Recovery Initiative told CNN that incidents like this only drive home the need for strong action at the state and federal level against heroin addiction.
- Sanjay Gupta told CNN that incidents like this only drive home the need for strong action at the state and federal level against heroin addiction.


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(CNN) Stacey Harvey was driving with her young son Cole in the back seat on an afternoon just like any other. The two were having a casual conversation when Cole suddenly asked, "What if I never learn how to read?" "He was really fearful, thinking he might not ever read," Stacey recalled. That's when she realized that, even at a young age, Cole and his brother, Stephen, were more aware of their dyslexia than she thought. "He was only 6 and hadn't been exposed to a public school setting where lots of people were easily reading and writing," she said about Cole. "I explained to him that people learn many different ways, and if this way is not the right way, then we'll find another one, and if that's not the right way, then we'll find another one."

That moment, which left

OPTIONS:
- CNN stunned, happened eight years ago.
- Cole stunned, happened eight years ago.
- Stacey stunned, happened eight years ago.
- Stacey Harvey stunned, happened eight years ago.
- Stephen stunned, happened eight years ago.


Real Madrid's 4-3 loss to Schalke  has prompted further calls for change in the Spanish capital. They progressed to the quarter-finals of the Champions League thanks to a 2-0 win in the first leg, but Tuesday night was supposed to be easy. On Sunday, their place at the top of La Liga was swiped from underneath them, and 92% of fans have demanded a change in tactical approach, according to a recent poll in AS. Most players have been criticised - Cristiano Ronaldo included - but perhaps most under-fire is Iker Casillas. Mr Real Madrid, with over 500 appearances. Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas has come under heavy scrutiny after a series of poor performances

At the end of the game on Tuesday night, there was an endearing moment in which he refused to let his team-mates leave the pitch before thanking the

OPTIONS:
- AS fans.
- Casillas fans.
- Champions League fans.
- Cristiano Ronaldo fans.
- David De Gea fans.
- Iker Casillas fans.
- Jamie Carragher fans.
- La Liga fans.
- Real Madrid fans.
- Schalke fans.
- Spanish fans.


Write the next sentence.

A couple who met while playing a game online have just celebrated a decade of married life together and are 'living happily ever after'. Claire Nelson, from Wales, met American husband Shane while playing a golf game on Xbox Live and spent the next year talking and playing with the US gamer. As a way to relax the Cardiff mother-of-two would play on her children's games console after they had gone to bed but she never guessed her hobby would change her life. Claire Nelson and husband Shane are celebrating ten years of marriage after meeting on Xbox Live

One year later, the couple decided to meet in person, with

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- American, 40, flying to Springfield.
- Cardiff, 40, flying to Springfield.
- Claire, 40, flying to Springfield.
- Claire Nelson, 40, flying to Springfield.
- Missouri, 40, flying to Springfield.
- Shane, 40, flying to Springfield.
- Shane Nelson, 40, flying to Springfield.
- Springfield, 40, flying to Springfield.
- US, 40, flying to Springfield.
- Wales, 40, flying to Springfield.
- Xbox Live, 40, flying to Springfield.


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(CNN) Medical marijuana is now legal in 29 states and the District of Columbia. But the law is not quite as black and white regarding marijuana extracts such as cannabidiol. CBD is one of the active ingredients in cannabis, increasingly thought to offer wide-ranging health benefits, with few side effects and little risk of addiction or abuse. "More and more evidence is coming out that CBD can be helpful for a variety of conditions, from anxiety to inflammation to seizures and epilepsy," said Marcel Bonn-Miller, an adjunct assistant professor of psychology in psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania. No surprise, dozens of companies are jumping on the proverbial bandwagon, peddling these products to consumers who have high hopes that they will help treat myriad ailments, from chronic pain to PTSD.

The researchers found that only 31% of the products tested contained the precise amount of CBD advertised on the label (within the acceptable margin of error), while 26% contained less

OPTIONS:
- CBD than the label indicated and 43% contained more.
- Cannabidiol than the label indicated and 43% contained more.
- District of Columbia than the label indicated and 43% contained more.
- Marcel Bonn than the label indicated and 43% contained more.
- Miller than the label indicated and 43% contained more.
- PTSD than the label indicated and 43% contained more.
- University of Pennsylvania than the label indicated and 43% contained more.


Police in Dallas are searching for a man accused of strangling a 20-year-old woman to death and then setting fire to a car with her body inside. Manuel Rocha, 26, is accused of killing Alexus Garcia, of Fort Worth in the early hours of Saturday morning, after the pair met at his home in Richarson, Texas. Rocha - who is 5’9″, 175 pounds, has black hair and brown eyes - is wanted on a capital murder charge. According to an arrest warrant affidavit, Garcia is believed to have texted an unidentified witness confirming that was at the Richarson address and they 'talked about her safety.'

A man matching

OPTIONS:
- Alexus Garcia's description was spotted by witness - and on the video - running from the burning car.
- Dallas's description was spotted by witness - and on the video - running from the burning car.
- Fiat's description was spotted by witness - and on the video - running from the burning car.
- Fort Worth's description was spotted by witness - and on the video - running from the burning car.
- Garcia's description was spotted by witness - and on the video - running from the burning car.
- Manuel Rocha's description was spotted by witness - and on the video - running from the burning car.
- Richarson's description was spotted by witness - and on the video - running from the burning car.
- Rocha's description was spotted by witness - and on the video - running from the burning car.
- Texas's description was spotted by witness - and on the video - running from the burning car.


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(CNN) Many observers may scratch their heads wondering how a crass billionaire can make inroads with working-class voters, but their confusion misses a critical point: The political revolt that benefited Donald Trump is not limited to the Republican Party, but is also in full fury inside the Democratic Party. Democrats, by embracing in the 1990s a series of bipartisan policies geared toward corporations at the expense of American jobs, have since failed to adequately defend America's working class, and those voters are making their presence felt at the ballot box as a result. Recent polls show the frustrations they feel toward the Democrats pose a real danger in the race for the White House, depending on who ends up winning the nomination. Quinnipiac found a battle between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump to be an essential tossup in three key swing states: Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida. Meanwhile, in West Virginia, 53% of Democratic voters said global trade deals take jobs away from American workers.

It describes, truthfully, what has happened to the working class in

OPTIONS:
- America.
- American.
- Bernie Sanders.
- CNN.
- Clinton.
- Democratic.
- Democratic Party.
- Democrats.
- Donald Trump.
- Florida.
- Hillary Clinton.
- Jonathan Tasini.
- Ohio.
- Pennsylvania.
- Quinnipiac.
- Republican Party.
- Sanders.
- Trump.
- West Virginia.
- White House.


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(CNN) Syrian government forces say they have retaken control of the rest of Aleppo, but there is no military solution to the conflict in Syria. Only a widely accepted political settlement can end the fighting and stitch the country back together. The recent Syrian regime offensive -- supported by Russian and Iranian-backed forces -- to capture the rest of the eastern side of the city has led to the complete fall of the besieged area. However the Syrian regime's recent victories have raised many questions about the impact of these gains on the conflict in Syria and the fate of the country.

The fear of detention and pursuit by the security services and militias loyal to Assad for leaving the country or for opposing

OPTIONS:
- Aleppo, will continue to prevent many refugees from returning, which will not help in solving the Syrian refugee crisis.
- Assad, will continue to prevent many refugees from returning, which will not help in solving the Syrian refugee crisis.
- CNN, will continue to prevent many refugees from returning, which will not help in solving the Syrian refugee crisis.
- Haid, will continue to prevent many refugees from returning, which will not help in solving the Syrian refugee crisis.
- Iranian, will continue to prevent many refugees from returning, which will not help in solving the Syrian refugee crisis.
- Russian, will continue to prevent many refugees from returning, which will not help in solving the Syrian refugee crisis.
- Syria, will continue to prevent many refugees from returning, which will not help in solving the Syrian refugee crisis.
- Syrian, will continue to prevent many refugees from returning, which will not help in solving the Syrian refugee crisis.


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(CNN) -- Police and neighbors were searching for three young Michigan boys Saturday who have been missing since their father claimed he dropped them off with a woman before trying to kill himself a day earlier. The father survived his suicide attempt and is being cared for in a mental health facility, said Morenci, Michigan, Police Chief Larry Weeks on Saturday. But Michigan authorities do not know what has happened to his boys -- 5-year-old Tanner Skelton, 7-year-old Alexander William Skelton and 9-year-old Andrew Skelton -- prompting them to issue an Amber Alert on Friday. Weeks said that the boys' father, John Skelton, told police that he dropped the boys off Friday morning with a woman he identified as Joann Taylor -- in part to ensure they didn't see him while and after he tried to commit suicide.

"We have not been able to locate a

OPTIONS:
- Alexander William Skelton or confirm that she even exists," Weeks told reporters Saturday evening.
- Amber Alert or confirm that she even exists," Weeks told reporters Saturday evening.
- Andrew Skelton or confirm that she even exists," Weeks told reporters Saturday evening.
- CNN or confirm that she even exists," Weeks told reporters Saturday evening.
- Joann Taylor or confirm that she even exists," Weeks told reporters Saturday evening.
- John Skelton or confirm that she even exists," Weeks told reporters Saturday evening.
- Larry Weeks or confirm that she even exists," Weeks told reporters Saturday evening.
- Michigan or confirm that she even exists," Weeks told reporters Saturday evening.
- Morenci or confirm that she even exists," Weeks told reporters Saturday evening.
- Ohio or confirm that she even exists," Weeks told reporters Saturday evening.
- Tanner Skelton or confirm that she even exists," Weeks told reporters Saturday evening.


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

(CNN) Greenpeace activists blocked the entrance to Coca-Cola's UK headquarters in London with a 2.5-ton sculpture featuring a seagull regurgitating plastic, and called for the company to do more to help prevent plastic pollution. The campaign group said the sculpture, which depicts an idyllic family beach scene interrupted by birds choking on plastic, was intended to highlight  what it claimed were failings by the company. In a report released on Monday, Greenpeace claimed that Coca-Cola -- the world's largest soft drinks company -- sells more than 100 billion plastic bottles every year. Single-use plastic bottles make up nearly 60% of the packaging produced by the company globally, the report says.

Greenpeace claimed

OPTIONS:
- CNN-Cola is also falling behind on its target to recycle the equivalent of 75% of the bottles and cans it sells in developed countries by 2020, despite their bottles being 100% recyclable.
- Coca-Cola is also falling behind on its target to recycle the equivalent of 75% of the bottles and cans it sells in developed countries by 2020, despite their bottles being 100% recyclable.
- Coca-Cola-Cola is also falling behind on its target to recycle the equivalent of 75% of the bottles and cans it sells in developed countries by 2020, despite their bottles being 100% recyclable.
- Cola-Cola is also falling behind on its target to recycle the equivalent of 75% of the bottles and cans it sells in developed countries by 2020, despite their bottles being 100% recyclable.
- Greenpeace-Cola is also falling behind on its target to recycle the equivalent of 75% of the bottles and cans it sells in developed countries by 2020, despite their bottles being 100% recyclable.
- London-Cola is also falling behind on its target to recycle the equivalent of 75% of the bottles and cans it sells in developed countries by 2020, despite their bottles being 100% recyclable.
- UK-Cola is also falling behind on its target to recycle the equivalent of 75% of the bottles and cans it sells in developed countries by 2020, despite their bottles being 100% recyclable.


(CNN) More Americans voted for Hillary Clinton than any other losing presidential candidate in US history. The Democrat outpaced President-elect Donald Trump by almost 2.9 million votes, with 65,844,954 (48.2%) to his 62,979,879 (46.1%), according to revised and certified final election results from all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Clinton's 2.1% margin ranks third among defeated candidates, according to statistics from US Elections Atlas. Andrew Jackson won by more than 10% in 1824 but was denied the presidency, which went to John Quincy Adams. In 1876, Samuel Tilden received 3% more votes than Rutherford B. Hayes, who eventually triumphed by one electoral vote.

"The

OPTIONS:
- Americans is an outdated, undemocratic system that does not reflect our modern society, and it needs to change immediately."
- Andrew Jackson is an outdated, undemocratic system that does not reflect our modern society, and it needs to change immediately."
- Clinton is an outdated, undemocratic system that does not reflect our modern society, and it needs to change immediately."
- Democrat is an outdated, undemocratic system that does not reflect our modern society, and it needs to change immediately."
- District of Columbia is an outdated, undemocratic system that does not reflect our modern society, and it needs to change immediately."
- Donald Trump is an outdated, undemocratic system that does not reflect our modern society, and it needs to change immediately."
- Electoral College is an outdated, undemocratic system that does not reflect our modern society, and it needs to change immediately."
- Hillary Clinton is an outdated, undemocratic system that does not reflect our modern society, and it needs to change immediately."
- John Quincy Adams is an outdated, undemocratic system that does not reflect our modern society, and it needs to change immediately."
- Rutherford B. Hayes is an outdated, undemocratic system that does not reflect our modern society, and it needs to change immediately."
- Samuel Tilden is an outdated, undemocratic system that does not reflect our modern society, and it needs to change immediately."
- Trump is an outdated, undemocratic system that does not reflect our modern society, and it needs to change immediately."
- US is an outdated, undemocratic system that does not reflect our modern society, and it needs to change immediately."
- US Elections Atlas is an outdated, undemocratic system that does not reflect our modern society, and it needs to change immediately."