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Barack Obama today took a chance to boast about healthcare reform to a group of six-year-old girls - though admitted that Obamacare is not as impressive as a device for turning the pages of a book. The president, put on the spot by a crowd of Oklahoma Girl Scouts to name something he'd come up with to match their device, plumped for his much-touted healthcare reforms. Obama, who was touring exhibits at the annual White House Science Fair, made the jokey exchange before pledging $240million in federal dollars to boost the study of science and technology. Scroll down for video

The girls were among 35 young science fair winners who came to the

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama to show off their inventions, which ranged from spinal implants to computer password technology.
- Girl Scout to show off their inventions, which ranged from spinal implants to computer password technology.
- Obama to show off their inventions, which ranged from spinal implants to computer password technology.
- Obamacare to show off their inventions, which ranged from spinal implants to computer password technology.
- Oklahoma to show off their inventions, which ranged from spinal implants to computer password technology.
- Oklahoma Girl Scouts to show off their inventions, which ranged from spinal implants to computer password technology.
- Tulsa to show off their inventions, which ranged from spinal implants to computer password technology.
- White House Science Fair to show off their inventions, which ranged from spinal implants to computer password technology.


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Seoul  (CNN) North Korea's military has threatened to "physically act" against an advanced anti-missile system deployed by the U.S. and South Korea, and make them "suffer from the nightmare extreme uneasiness and terror." The harsh rhetoric by North Korea's People's Army (KPA) is the communist state's first comment on Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) since the U.S. and South Korea announced Friday they are in the final stages of negotiation about where to deploy the missile system. THAAD can shoot down short, medium and intermediate ballistic missiles at incredible speed and altitude, and has been used by the U.S. for years to protect its military units.

"There is no reason for us to use

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- CNN against or intrude security interests of a third party country besides North Korea," she added.
- KPA against or intrude security interests of a third party country besides North Korea," she added.
- North Korea against or intrude security interests of a third party country besides North Korea," she added.
- North Korean against or intrude security interests of a third party country besides North Korea," she added.
- People's Army against or intrude security interests of a third party country besides North Korea," she added.
- Seoul against or intrude security interests of a third party country besides North Korea," she added.
- South Korea against or intrude security interests of a third party country besides North Korea," she added.
- THAAD against or intrude security interests of a third party country besides North Korea," she added.
- Terminal High Altitude Area Defense against or intrude security interests of a third party country besides North Korea," she added.
- U.S. against or intrude security interests of a third party country besides North Korea," she added.


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The Pentagon last night admitted that one of its laboratories may accidentally have sent live anthrax to Britain. Technicians sent samples to a UK research facility without making sure the spores had been killed with radiation, officials said. The lab, run by British staff, has not been identified and no details have been released about how the samples were transported. The US Department of Defence claimed there was ‘no known risk’ to the public and an ‘extremely low risk’ to lab workers. But biosafety experts have sharply criticised the error and called for better precautions. The samples were shipped from Dugway army base which tests chemical weapons in a remote area of the Utah desert.

But the

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- Anthrax was sent samples from a batch in which live spores were found.
- Britain was sent samples from a batch in which live spores were found.
- British was sent samples from a batch in which live spores were found.
- Dugway was sent samples from a batch in which live spores were found.
- Pentagon was sent samples from a batch in which live spores were found.
- Samples was sent samples from a batch in which live spores were found.
- UK was sent samples from a batch in which live spores were found.
- US Department of Defence was sent samples from a batch in which live spores were found.
- Utah was sent samples from a batch in which live spores were found.


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(CNN) December 2017 marks one year before Elizabeth Line trains start to whisk commuters under London's streets. But the line is already having an impact on the London property market -- triggering a spike in house prices near the stations, slashing commute times and opening new residential areas for commuters. Royal Purple The $20 billion Elizabeth Line -- called Crossrail while it's still under construction -- will be named in honor of the UK's Queen Elizabeth II. It will add a rather regal shade of purple to the red, yellow, green and blue-colored lines on London's famous Tube map, and a much-needed 10% expansion to central London's transport capacity.

Although it's not yet open, the

OPTIONS:
- Brexit has already led to significant "Crossrail effects" on London property.
- CNN has already led to significant "Crossrail effects" on London property.
- Crossrail has already led to significant "Crossrail effects" on London property.
- Elizabeth II has already led to significant "Crossrail effects" on London property.
- Elizabeth Line has already led to significant "Crossrail effects" on London property.
- House has already led to significant "Crossrail effects" on London property.
- London has already led to significant "Crossrail effects" on London property.
- Royal Purple has already led to significant "Crossrail effects" on London property.
- Tube has already led to significant "Crossrail effects" on London property.
- UK has already led to significant "Crossrail effects" on London property.


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Amazon wants you to buy its first smartphone, the Fire, which it unveiled Wednesday. But it also wants you to use that phone to buy more stuff ... from Amazon. And one of the device's most distinctive features is designed to make it as easy as possible do just that. It's called Firefly, and it contains image-, text- and audio-recognition technology to help you scan and identify books, songs, movies and other items. Amazon wants you to use Firefly so much that the feature has its own dedicated button on the side of the phone for one-stop shopping. "The Firefly button lets you identify printed Web and email addresses, phone numbers, QR and bar codes, artwork, and over 100 million items, including songs, movies, TV shows, and products -- and take action in seconds," Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said in announcing the phone, which will run Amazon's Fire operating system.

A user will presumably be able to walk into a store, pick out a product they like, zap it with Firefly and, within a second or two, find out whether it's available on

OPTIONS:
- Amazon for less money.
- Fire for less money.
- Fire Phone for less money.
- Firefly for less money.
- Jeff Bezos for less money.
- QR for less money.
- The Firefly for less money.
- Web for less money.


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Qassim Shesho stands on Mount Sinjar in northern Iraq, overlooking a vast mountain range that rises from the desert. The calm is deceptive. He worries about the village behind him. Sheref ad-Din holds one of the holiest shrines for the Yazidis. ISIS militants are only two miles away. "ISIS wants to exterminate us and they want to establish an Islamic caliphate, but Islam is not like what they are doing to us," Shesho says. He says he commands about 2,000 Yazidi fighters. Just months ago, he lived a peaceful life in Germany. "I came back because my people are here. ISIS are terrorists. I came to defend my land, my family and my religion," he tells CNN by phone, speaking in Arabic.

Yazidis captured by ISIS have been forced to convert to

OPTIONS:
- Arabic.
- CNN.
- Din.
- German.
- Germany.
- ISIS.
- Iraq.
- Islam.
- Islamic.
- Mount Sinjar.
- Qassim Shesho.
- Sheref.
- Shesho.
- Sinjar.
- Yassir.
- Yazidi.
- Yazidis.


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Subsituted at half-time on his West Brom debut on Monday night, James McClean should be more concerned about convincing The Hawthorns faithful than the provocative comments of Sky Sports broadcaster Alan Parry. Even so, Parry’s remarks about McClean’s roots left a whiff of jingoism drifting over the Black Country after the game. Shortly before he was taken off, with West Brom 2-0 down to Manchester City, Parry referred to the 26-year-old left winger as ‘the Northern Ireland man from Londonderry’. It looked pointed as no other player, on either side, had their country and city of birth name-checked by Parry in the same way.

There is a suspicion, no more, that McClean may be targeted for holding staunch anti-

OPTIONS:
- Alan Parry views.
- Baggies views.
- Black Country views.
- British views.
- James McClean views.
- Londonderry’ views.
- Manchester City views.
- McClean views.
- Northern Ireland views.
- Parry views.
- Sky Sports views.
- The Hawthorns views.
- West Brom views.


A Chinese girl has died after she was accidentally locked in a car for nine hours by her headteacher. Xiao Nuo, 3, was only discovered  at the end of the school day. She was immediately rushed to hospital but died from suffocation and heat exhaustion, after being trapped in temperatures as high as 70 degrees Celsius. The tragedy happened on Saturday in Shandong province, eastern China, reported the People's Daily Online. The headteacher, named only as Mr Liu, gave Xiao Nuo a lift to school every day. On the day of the tragedy, he also gave a 9-year-old boy a lift.

Last month, a 3-year-old boy died from heat exhaustion in Hunan province, central

OPTIONS:
- Celsius, after his parents accidentally left him in their locked car for six hours.
- China, after his parents accidentally left him in their locked car for six hours.
- Chinese, after his parents accidentally left him in their locked car for six hours.
- Liu, after his parents accidentally left him in their locked car for six hours.
- People's Daily Online, after his parents accidentally left him in their locked car for six hours.
- Shandong, after his parents accidentally left him in their locked car for six hours.
- Xiao Nuo, after his parents accidentally left him in their locked car for six hours.


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(CNN) The case of college football player Michael Keck has added more fuel to the fire about whether young children should play football. Despite the fact that Keck, 25, never played professional football, he was diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy, the Alzheimer's-like disease that also claimed the likes of former Chicago Bears safety Dave Duerson and former San Diego Chargers linebacker Junior Seau, and with equal severity. "I was surprised how extensive it was," said Dr. Ann McKee,  professor of neurology and pathology at Boston University. She and her team have evaluated 170 brains to understand the pathology of CTE. The telltale sign of the disease is tangles of the protein tau, which takes over parts of the brain. They result from repeated hits to the head.

Keck believed he suffered from

OPTIONS:
- Alzheimer, but it cannot be diagnosed in living people.
- Alzheimer's, but it cannot be diagnosed in living people.
- Ann McKee, but it cannot be diagnosed in living people.
- Boston University, but it cannot be diagnosed in living people.
- CTE, but it cannot be diagnosed in living people.
- Chicago Bears, but it cannot be diagnosed in living people.
- Dave Duerson, but it cannot be diagnosed in living people.
- Junior Seau, but it cannot be diagnosed in living people.
- Keck, but it cannot be diagnosed in living people.
- Michael Keck, but it cannot be diagnosed in living people.
- San Diego Chargers, but it cannot be diagnosed in living people.


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Cristiano Ronaldo has bought a luxury apartment in New York for a staggering $18.5million (£11.8million). The Real Madrid star - ranked by Forbes as the highest-paid team athlete in the world - has purchased a 2,509 sq ft loft in Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue,  the New York Post has reported. The exclusive apartment, which reportedly inspired the setting of the novel '50 Shades of Grey', belonged to Alessandro Proto, an Italian real-estate tycoon and business partner of owner and Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump. According to the Warburg reality website, the loft was built in 1983 and its interiors have been created by world-renowned designer Juan Pablo Molyneux.

OPTIONS:
- Alessandro Proto residents have access to a large fitness center, in-house valet services and the building's restaurant, bar and shops.
- Cristiano Ronaldo residents have access to a large fitness center, in-house valet services and the building's restaurant, bar and shops.
- Donald Trump residents have access to a large fitness center, in-house valet services and the building's restaurant, bar and shops.
- Fifth Avenue residents have access to a large fitness center, in-house valet services and the building's restaurant, bar and shops.
- Forbes residents have access to a large fitness center, in-house valet services and the building's restaurant, bar and shops.
- Italian residents have access to a large fitness center, in-house valet services and the building's restaurant, bar and shops.
- Juan Pablo Molyneux residents have access to a large fitness center, in-house valet services and the building's restaurant, bar and shops.
- New York residents have access to a large fitness center, in-house valet services and the building's restaurant, bar and shops.
- New York Post residents have access to a large fitness center, in-house valet services and the building's restaurant, bar and shops.
- Real Madrid residents have access to a large fitness center, in-house valet services and the building's restaurant, bar and shops.
- Republican residents have access to a large fitness center, in-house valet services and the building's restaurant, bar and shops.
- Ronaldo residents have access to a large fitness center, in-house valet services and the building's restaurant, bar and shops.
- Trump Tower residents have access to a large fitness center, in-house valet services and the building's restaurant, bar and shops.
- Warburg residents have access to a large fitness center, in-house valet services and the building's restaurant, bar and shops.


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A family was reduced to tears when they arrived at their hotel in Malta to find all three outdoor swimming pools had no water in them. The Pindars, mother Claire, father Mark, and children eight-year-old Louis and six-year-old Sid, had booked an eight-day all-inclusive stay at the four-star Seabanks Resort and Spa. The Northampton family were looking forward to sun and relaxation around the pool after booking through holiday specialists On The Beach. However to their shock, they discovered all the outdoor pools were out of service, and all that was available was a heavily restricted indoor area. Speaking to MailOnline Travel, mother Claire said: 'When we go away, the pool facilities are often the dealbreaker; but when we booked this hotel we were excited at the opportunities it would offer.

'Once again, we would like to take this opportunity to apologise to Mr and Mrs

OPTIONS:
- Claire.'
- Louis.'
- MailOnline Travel.'
- Malta.'
- Mark.'
- Northampton.'
- On The Beach.'
- Pindar.'
- Pindars.'
- Seabank Resort & Spa Hotel.'
- Seabanks.'
- Seabanks Resort.'
- Sid.'
- Spa.'


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Newcastle stand-in skipper Moussa Sissoko is facing disciplinary action after he was sent off following a reckless challenge on Liverpool midfielder Lucas Leiva during Monday's 2-0 defeat at Anfield. The France international was given a second yellow card for the offence, but head coach John Carver feels it should have been a straight red. 'The club will deal with that situation,' he said when asked if Sissoko - who is now banned for two matches - would be punished. Liverpool midfielder Lucas Leiva clutches his leg after Moussa Sissoko's tackle at Anfield Sissoko hands the captain's armband to boss John Carver as he leaves the pitch after being sent off

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- Anfield's players surround Lucas following Sissoko's dangerous tackle during Monday night's game
- Carver's players surround Lucas following Sissoko's dangerous tackle during Monday night's game
- France's players surround Lucas following Sissoko's dangerous tackle during Monday night's game
- John Carver's players surround Lucas following Sissoko's dangerous tackle during Monday night's game
- Liverpool's players surround Lucas following Sissoko's dangerous tackle during Monday night's game
- Lucas Leiva's players surround Lucas following Sissoko's dangerous tackle during Monday night's game
- Moussa Sissoko's players surround Lucas following Sissoko's dangerous tackle during Monday night's game
- Newcastle's players surround Lucas following Sissoko's dangerous tackle during Monday night's game
- Sissoko's players surround Lucas following Sissoko's dangerous tackle during Monday night's game


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Jeremy Mathieu has quashed rumours that Barcelona team-mate Lionel Messi could be on his way to Paris Saint Germain and is adamant the Argentine will stay put at the Nou Camp. At the turn of the year Messi's future at the Catalan giants was brought into question amid stories he was unhappy under boss Luis Enrique. However the forward - who is under contract until 2018 - has gone on to score 17 league goals for his club so far in 2015 and his colleague is convinced his heart remains well and truly placed in the Catalan capital. The prospect of Lionel Messi moving to Paris Saint Germain is 'impossible' according to Jeremy Mathieu

'I can't see Messi at any other club than

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- Argentine.'
- Barca.'
- Barcelona.'
- Catalan.'
- Champions League.'
- El Clasico.'
- Jeremy Mathieu.'
- Ligue 1.'
- Lionel Messi.'
- Luis Enrique.'
- Mathieu.'
- Messi.'
- Nou Camp.'
- PSG.'
- Paris Saint Germain.'
- Real Madrid.'


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Heartless thieves have stolen a child's walker from a church - a donated, crucial aid belonging to an inspiring little boy born with no face. Last year Australians were captivated by four-year-old Yahya El Jabaly's story after he was brought to Australia and given the chance to live a normal life, thanks to the help of an incredible Melbourne surgeon. He was born with no eyes, a hole in the middle of his face where his nose should be and no upper jaw. Following months of complex reconstructive surgery to build Yahya's face, the Moroccan-born child is living in Melbourne's St Kilda and learning how to walk for the first time in his life.

Before his trip to

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- Australia, the toddler's face was covered up whenever he left his small village.
- Australians, the toddler's face was covered up whenever he left his small village.
- Baraka, the toddler's face was covered up whenever he left his small village.
- Fatima Baraka, the toddler's face was covered up whenever he left his small village.
- Melbourne, the toddler's face was covered up whenever he left his small village.
- Moroccan, the toddler's face was covered up whenever he left his small village.
- Morocco, the toddler's face was covered up whenever he left his small village.
- St Kilda, the toddler's face was covered up whenever he left his small village.
- Yahya, the toddler's face was covered up whenever he left his small village.
- Yahya El Jabaly, the toddler's face was covered up whenever he left his small village.


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(CNN) "Pressure and I are like husband and wife," Gabon coach Jose Antonio Camacho once said. On today's showing, it looks as though the marriage is more likely to end in divorce than happily ever after. After Gabon's opening day draw with minnow Guinea-Bissau, anything other than a win against Burkina Faso would make qualification for the knockout stage unlikely. Despite a spirited second-half effort, Wednesday's 1-1 draw means the host nation will be watching the late match between Cameroon and Guinea-Bissau with a keen eye. With that must-win nature of the match in mind Gabon started brightly. A mistake in the Burkina Faso defense inside the opening 60 seconds allowed Andre Biyogo Poko space down the right, but he was eventually smothered by a wall of white shirts.

Guinea-

OPTIONS:
- Andre Biyogo Poko, meanwhile, looked likely to score every time it ventured into Cameroon's half.
- Bissau, meanwhile, looked likely to score every time it ventured into Cameroon's half.
- Burkina Faso, meanwhile, looked likely to score every time it ventured into Cameroon's half.
- Cameroon, meanwhile, looked likely to score every time it ventured into Cameroon's half.
- Gabon, meanwhile, looked likely to score every time it ventured into Cameroon's half.
- Guinea, meanwhile, looked likely to score every time it ventured into Cameroon's half.
- Jose Antonio Camacho, meanwhile, looked likely to score every time it ventured into Cameroon's half.


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Washington (CNN) Diplomatic relations between the U.S. and Russia began to unravel after Moscow said Saturday it had expelled two American diplomats and the U.S. revealed it had tossed two Russians in response to an attack on one of its personnel. "On June 17, we expelled two Russian officials from the United States to respond to this attack," State Department spokesman John Kirby told CNN, referring to an American diplomat who the spokesman said "was attacked by a Russian policeman" while trying to enter the U.S. embassy last month in Moscow. Russia revealed Saturday it had responded in kind. According to Russian State News Agency Sputnik, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said two Americans were declared persona non grata after an "unfriendly move" by the U.S. that was not specified.

The

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- American embassy in the U.S. did not have any immediate comment Saturday.
- Americans embassy in the U.S. did not have any immediate comment Saturday.
- CNN embassy in the U.S. did not have any immediate comment Saturday.
- John Kirby embassy in the U.S. did not have any immediate comment Saturday.
- Moscow embassy in the U.S. did not have any immediate comment Saturday.
- Russia embassy in the U.S. did not have any immediate comment Saturday.
- Russian embassy in the U.S. did not have any immediate comment Saturday.
- Russians embassy in the U.S. did not have any immediate comment Saturday.
- Sergei Ryabkov embassy in the U.S. did not have any immediate comment Saturday.
- Sputnik embassy in the U.S. did not have any immediate comment Saturday.
- State Department embassy in the U.S. did not have any immediate comment Saturday.
- State News Agency embassy in the U.S. did not have any immediate comment Saturday.
- U.S. embassy in the U.S. did not have any immediate comment Saturday.
- United States embassy in the U.S. did not have any immediate comment Saturday.
- Washington embassy in the U.S. did not have any immediate comment Saturday.


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WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- The head of a shipping company recently victimized by pirates off the Somali coast told lawmakers Tuesday that U.S. cargo crews should be allowed to arm themselves in response to the rising hijacking threat. In April, pirates attacked The Liberty Sun, a U.S.-flagged  cargo ship, but were unable to board. Philip Shapiro, head of Liberty Maritime Corp., told a U.S. Senate Commerce subcommittee that the owners of U.S.-flagged "have done all they can within the law to protect our crews." Unfortunately, he said, U.S. vessels are still largely at the mercy of pirates in shipping lanes around the heavily trafficked Gulf of Aden.

We have a duty to protect the ships that proudly fly

OPTIONS:
- CNN's flag."
- Gulf of Aden's flag."
- Liberty Maritime Corp.'s flag."
- Liberty Sun's flag."
- Maersk Alabama's flag."
- Philip Shapiro's flag."
- Richard Phillips's flag."
- Senate Commerce's flag."
- Somali's flag."
- The Liberty Sun's flag."
- U.S.'s flag."
- U.S. Senate Commerce's flag."
- WASHINGTON's flag."


A Manhattan court was told in excruciating detail Monday how rapper 50 Cent allegedly bought a sex tape of a Florida and added humiliating and degrading commentary to it, before publishing the doctored video online. The plaintiff in the case, Lastonia Leviston, 36, claims the tape destroyed her life and pushed her to the brink of suicide. She is now suing 39-year-old 'Fifty' - real name Curtis Jackson - for violating her civil rights by publishing the tape and inflicting emotional harm. However his lawyers claim Leviston's life 'is better because she filed the lawsuit'. In 2003 Leviston had a child with rapper Rick Ross, who has a long-standing feud and rivalry with 50 Cent.

The 21 Questions rapper allegedly called

OPTIONS:
- 50 Cent a 'slut' and made fun of her body using crass language.
- Cent a 'slut' and made fun of her body using crass language.
- Curtis Jackson a 'slut' and made fun of her body using crass language.
- Fifty a 'slut' and made fun of her body using crass language.
- Florida a 'slut' and made fun of her body using crass language.
- Lastonia Leviston a 'slut' and made fun of her body using crass language.
- Leviston a 'slut' and made fun of her body using crass language.
- Manhattan a 'slut' and made fun of her body using crass language.
- Rick Ross a 'slut' and made fun of her body using crass language.
- Ross a 'slut' and made fun of her body using crass language.


(CNN)Leonard Nimoy, whose portrayal of "Star Trek's" logic-driven, half-human science officer Spock made him an iconic figure to generations, died Friday. He was 83. Nimoy died this morning in Bel Air, California, his son Adam Nimoy told CNN. According to his granddaughter, Madeleine Nimoy, the cause of death was chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. His "Star Trek" co-stars, including William Shatner and George Takei, expressed sadness at his death. "We return you now to the stars, Leonard. You taught us to 'Live Long And Prosper,' and you indeed did, friend," Takei wrote. Fans honor Nimoy with tweets, Vulcan salute Nimoy's career in show business spanned more than six decades and included stints as a stage actor, television guest star, series regular and movie veteran. He also directed a handful of films, including the box-office hit "Three Men and a Baby" in 1987. He was a singer (of sorts), a published poet and an accomplished photographer.

But his lasting claim to fame remains Spock, a native of the planet

OPTIONS:
- Adam Nimoy whose pointed ears, unemotional manner and frequently uttered "fascinating" endeared him to millions.
- Bel Air whose pointed ears, unemotional manner and frequently uttered "fascinating" endeared him to millions.
- CNN whose pointed ears, unemotional manner and frequently uttered "fascinating" endeared him to millions.
- California whose pointed ears, unemotional manner and frequently uttered "fascinating" endeared him to millions.
- George Takei whose pointed ears, unemotional manner and frequently uttered "fascinating" endeared him to millions.
- Leonard whose pointed ears, unemotional manner and frequently uttered "fascinating" endeared him to millions.
- Leonard Nimoy whose pointed ears, unemotional manner and frequently uttered "fascinating" endeared him to millions.
- Live Long And Prosper whose pointed ears, unemotional manner and frequently uttered "fascinating" endeared him to millions.
- Madeleine Nimoy whose pointed ears, unemotional manner and frequently uttered "fascinating" endeared him to millions.
- Nimoy whose pointed ears, unemotional manner and frequently uttered "fascinating" endeared him to millions.
- Spock whose pointed ears, unemotional manner and frequently uttered "fascinating" endeared him to millions.
- Star Trek whose pointed ears, unemotional manner and frequently uttered "fascinating" endeared him to millions.
- Takei whose pointed ears, unemotional manner and frequently uttered "fascinating" endeared him to millions.
- Three Men and a Baby whose pointed ears, unemotional manner and frequently uttered "fascinating" endeared him to millions.
- Vulcan whose pointed ears, unemotional manner and frequently uttered "fascinating" endeared him to millions.
- William Shatner whose pointed ears, unemotional manner and frequently uttered "fascinating" endeared him to millions.


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(CNN) -- Hurtling across the Milky Way like an eternal explorer -- the Voyager 1 spacecraft continues to nonchalantly reveal the mysteries of the solar system to a captivated Earthbound audience. Active volcanoes, methane rain, icy geysers and intricate details about Saturn's rings -- the list of revelations attributed to the mission reads like fantastical sci-fi novel but it has revolutionized planetary astronomy. Thirty-seven years after it launched, Voyager 1 is still out in the vast expanse of space, periodically relaying new data back home. But in 2013, NASA made the groundbreaking announcement that Voyager 1 had left the heliosphere -- a magnetic boundary "bubble," if you will, which scientists use to explain the separation of our solar system from the rest of the galaxy.

Launched individually in the summer of 1977, Voyager was a twin-spacecraft primary mission developed by NASA to explore

OPTIONS:
- CNN and Saturn and their larger moons.
- Earthbound and Saturn and their larger moons.
- Jupiter and Saturn and their larger moons.
- Milky Way and Saturn and their larger moons.
- NASA and Saturn and their larger moons.
- Neptune and Saturn and their larger moons.
- Saturn and Saturn and their larger moons.
- Uranus and Saturn and their larger moons.
- Voyager 1 and Saturn and their larger moons.
- Voyagers and Saturn and their larger moons.


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Gareth Bale scored a hat-trick at the annual Football Association of Wales awards night, winning three of the big prizes on offer. Bale attended the event at Cardiff's City Hall less than 24 hours after Real Madrid's 1-1 draw with city rivals Atletico alongside his team-mates from the national side. Aaron Ramsey, Ashley Williams, and Joe Allen were among those in the Welsh capital to celebrate a remarkable year of success, with manager Chris Coleman also there to take the Media Choice award. Bale claimed the Player of the Year, Players' Player of the Year and Fans' Player of the Year having scored six of the nine Wales goals during the Euro 2016 qualifying campaign.

Reflecting on star performer Bale manager

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Ramsey said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- Ashley Williams said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- Atletico said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- Bale said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- Cardiff said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- Chris Coleman said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- City Hall said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- Euro 2016 said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- Fans' Player of the Year said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- Football Association of Wales said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- Gareth Bale said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- Joe Allen said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- La Liga said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- Los Blancos said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- Media Choice said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- Player of the Year said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- Players' Player of the Year said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- Real Madrid said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- Wales said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'
- Welsh said: 'Look at the last year and he's scored some incredible goals for us.'


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Its launch in the UK this month caused a stir on social media and with fast-food fans - with many wondering how Burger King's black bun burger would really taste. The limited-edition Halloween Whopper, which was introduced in Japan earlier this year, is now on sale here, costing £4.79. The fillings are conventional and include a flame-grilled beef patty topped with melted American cheese, BBQ sauce, ripe tomatoes, fresh lettuce, creamy mayonnaise, crunchy pickles and sliced white onions. In Japan, the burger featured bamboo cheese and squid ink sauce, both of which were black. The black bun is stained with a natural colourant and a BBQ flavour has been baked into the bread.

There are nicer things to eat on the

OPTIONS:
- American menu.
- BBQ menu.
- Burger King menu.
- Halloween Whopper menu.
- Japan menu.
- UK menu.


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Paris (CNN) -- After a week of deadly international protests against an anti-Islam film, a French satirical magazine is pouring oil on the fiery debate between freedom of expression and offensive provocation. The magazine Charlie Hebdo, which is known for outrageous humor, published cartoons featuring a figure resembling the Prophet Mohammed on Wednesday. The issue hit the stands eight days after a video mocking the Muslim prophet triggered angry protests, including one that led to the death of the U.S. ambassador to Libya. Stephane Charbonnier, director of the French magazine, said his staff is "not really fueling the fire" but rather using its freedom of expression "to comment (on) the news in a satirical way."

It is already boosting security in some locations, including its embassies, and police vehicles were parked outside the Paris offices of

OPTIONS:
- CNN late Tuesday.
- Charlie Hebdo late Tuesday.
- France late Tuesday.
- French late Tuesday.
- Head of Grand Mosque late Tuesday.
- Libya late Tuesday.
- Muslim late Tuesday.
- Newsweek late Tuesday.
- Paris late Tuesday.
- Prophet Mohammed late Tuesday.
- Stephane Charbonnier late Tuesday.
- Twitter late Tuesday.
- U.S. late Tuesday.


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SEOUL, South Korea (CNN) -- A 69-year-old who was previously convicted of torching a palace has been arrested in connection with a fire that destroyed Namdaemun, South Korea's oldest wooden structure and a national treasure, authorities said on Tuesday. People on Monday look at the debris of the Namdaemun gate in central Seoul after the fire. Similarities between the Sunday night fire and the 2006 blaze led to the investigation of a man identified only as Mr. Chae, said Kim Young-Su, chief of police of the Namdaemun police station. Chae had served time in prison for the palace fire. Police searched the home of Chae's ex-wife and found a can of paint thinner and a pair of leather gloves they believe were used in the fire, Kim said.

OPTIONS:
- CNN was more than 600 years old and stood at the center of Seoul, having served as a main gate into the capital for centuries.
- Chae was more than 600 years old and stood at the center of Seoul, having served as a main gate into the capital for centuries.
- Kim was more than 600 years old and stood at the center of Seoul, having served as a main gate into the capital for centuries.
- Kim Young-Su was more than 600 years old and stood at the center of Seoul, having served as a main gate into the capital for centuries.
- Korean was more than 600 years old and stood at the center of Seoul, having served as a main gate into the capital for centuries.
- NEW was more than 600 years old and stood at the center of Seoul, having served as a main gate into the capital for centuries.
- Namdaemun was more than 600 years old and stood at the center of Seoul, having served as a main gate into the capital for centuries.
- Namdaemun gate was more than 600 years old and stood at the center of Seoul, having served as a main gate into the capital for centuries.
- SEOUL was more than 600 years old and stood at the center of Seoul, having served as a main gate into the capital for centuries.
- Seoul was more than 600 years old and stood at the center of Seoul, having served as a main gate into the capital for centuries.
- South Korea was more than 600 years old and stood at the center of Seoul, having served as a main gate into the capital for centuries.


(CNN) For millions of Britons who voted to remain, the idea that EU membership advantages are due to be revoked has left many  heartbroken -- even, in a sense, homeless. But for those who want to remain in Europe, one Romanian paper has offered hope of a new home, and a new family. Romanian daily Gandul's "Romanians adopt Remanians" -- a nod to the "remain" voters -- campaign matches willing Romanians with despairing Brits hoping for a European passport. "Dear Brits who believe in a united Europe, leave the Brexiters, the quarreling and the weather behind," the tongue-in-cheek ad reads.

"Start a brand new life in a loving

OPTIONS:
- Brexiters family."
- Britons family."
- Brits family."
- Dear Brits family."
- EU family."
- EU Brits family."
- Europe family."
- European family."
- Gandul family."
- Remanians family."
- Romanian family."
- Romanians family."


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(CNN) Jeannette Frescas was not concerned about the Thomas Fire until the massive blaze reached her neighborhood in Ventura, California. "At midnight, I woke up with a flashlight in my face," Frescas told CNN affiliate KEYT. "I looked out my window and there were flames that were like, a hundred feet, all around us." Like many residents, Frescas was caught off guard by the fire that has roared across Southern California for 13 days. She's one of tens of thousands of residents who piled into cars and fled as ferocious winds drove the third-largest blaze in modern state history through Ventura and Santa Barbara counties.

• In the record books: The

OPTIONS:
- CNN, which burned 270,00 acres, was 45% contained Sunday evening.
- California, which burned 270,00 acres, was 45% contained Sunday evening.
- Frescas, which burned 270,00 acres, was 45% contained Sunday evening.
- Jeannette Frescas, which burned 270,00 acres, was 45% contained Sunday evening.
- KEYT, which burned 270,00 acres, was 45% contained Sunday evening.
- Santa Barbara, which burned 270,00 acres, was 45% contained Sunday evening.
- Southern California, which burned 270,00 acres, was 45% contained Sunday evening.
- Thomas Fire, which burned 270,00 acres, was 45% contained Sunday evening.
- Ventura, which burned 270,00 acres, was 45% contained Sunday evening.


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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 following day, a

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- CNN Y-12 maritime surveillance aircraft conducted 12 fly-bys of the Victorious at an altitude of about 400 feet and a range of 500 yards, the Pentagon said.
- China Y-12 maritime surveillance aircraft conducted 12 fly-bys of the Victorious at an altitude of about 400 feet and a range of 500 yards, the Pentagon said.
- Chinese Y-12 maritime surveillance aircraft conducted 12 fly-bys of the Victorious at an altitude of about 400 feet and a range of 500 yards, the Pentagon said.
- North and South Korea Y-12 maritime surveillance aircraft conducted 12 fly-bys of the Victorious at an altitude of about 400 feet and a range of 500 yards, the Pentagon said.
- U.S. Y-12 maritime surveillance aircraft conducted 12 fly-bys of the Victorious at an altitude of about 400 feet and a range of 500 yards, the Pentagon said.
- USNS Victorious Y-12 maritime surveillance aircraft conducted 12 fly-bys of the Victorious at an altitude of about 400 feet and a range of 500 yards, the Pentagon said.
- WASHINGTON Y-12 maritime surveillance aircraft conducted 12 fly-bys of the Victorious at an altitude of about 400 feet and a range of 500 yards, the Pentagon said.
- Yellow Sea Y-12 maritime surveillance aircraft conducted 12 fly-bys of the Victorious at an altitude of about 400 feet and a range of 500 yards, the Pentagon said.


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Memphis Depay already had one eye on the Manchester United bench when the call came. He knew it was time. This had not been his night, frustrated for the majority of the 59 minutes given against former employers PSV Eindhoven. He loitered in the centre circle, waiting for the inevitable. Up went his number; come in, No 7. United know there will be evenings like this and are willing to remain patient with a youngster they clearly retain huge faith in. He showed glimpses, had an in and out game and was replaced by Ashley Young. It can happen. Depay was obviously disappointed, bowed his head, and it was those noisy travelling supporters in one corner of Old Trafford who sang his name, not the 70,000 in red.

OPTIONS:
- Ashley Young was impressive on Saturday - operating centrally and allowing himself to drift into unmarkable pockets.
- Depay was impressive on Saturday - operating centrally and allowing himself to drift into unmarkable pockets.
- Manchester United was impressive on Saturday - operating centrally and allowing himself to drift into unmarkable pockets.
- Memphis Depay was impressive on Saturday - operating centrally and allowing himself to drift into unmarkable pockets.
- Old Trafford was impressive on Saturday - operating centrally and allowing himself to drift into unmarkable pockets.
- PSV Eindhoven was impressive on Saturday - operating centrally and allowing himself to drift into unmarkable pockets.
- United was impressive on Saturday - operating centrally and allowing himself to drift into unmarkable pockets.
- Watford was impressive on Saturday - operating centrally and allowing himself to drift into unmarkable pockets.


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Hillary Clinton closed a three-day campaign fundraising swing through Texas and New Mexico on Thursday with a rare public appearance at Texas Southern University in Houston and a stemwinder on voting rights. She took no questions and spoke with no reporters, but angrily complained that Texas voters can present their concealed-carry gun permits as a voter ID, but not their college student identification cards. Clinton was received with wild applause at the historically black college, but organizers arranged the 8,100-seat basketball arena so that three-quarters of the seats were roped off and empty. They added rows of chairs on the floor, but 15-foot-tall blue curtains draped all around blocked the view of entire sections of empty seats, leaving the impression that Clinton couldn't fill the room.

Clinton spoke for 31 minutes with the aid of a teleprompter, alleging that 'hundreds of thousands of registered voters in Texas' are being disenfranchised by a conspiracy of conservatives who want to freeze out

OPTIONS:
- Clinton-leaning voters.
- Democratic-leaning voters.
- Hillary-leaning voters.
- Hillary Clinton-leaning voters.
- Houston-leaning voters.
- ID-leaning voters.
- New Mexico-leaning voters.
- Republicans-leaning voters.
- Rick Perry-leaning voters.
- Scott Walker-leaning voters.
- Slams-leaning voters.
- Supreme Court-leaning voters.
- Texas-leaning voters.
- Texas Southern University-leaning voters.
- US-leaning voters.


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A single mother has spent more than £20,000 to complete her 22-month-old baby's transformation into a pageant queen who has already won eight competitions. Jas Sullivan, 23, has splashed out on £15,000 worth of designer clothes and £1,000 of gold jewellery for her only child Minnie-Beau. Jas, from Plymouth, says she sees nothing wrong with her toddler, who has hair extensions and a full face of makeup applied before every stage appearance, competing in a bikini. Jas, who works as a carer, said: 'Somebody commented on a picture of Minnie-Beau at a pageant and asked why I was dressing my daughter inappropriately and like a prostitute.

'I've spent probably around the price mark of £20,000 on

OPTIONS:
- Beau and she's worth every penny.'
- Jas and she's worth every penny.'
- Jas Sullivan and she's worth every penny.'
- Minnie and she's worth every penny.'
- Plymouth and she's worth every penny.'


In a season of undeniable success for Scotland’s two pro teams, two youngsters emerged with more than mere plaudits. Finn Russell, with some exceptional performances, helped Glasgow Warriors secure their first Pro12 title, while Edinburgh’s Sam Hidalgo-Clyne also broke down an hitherto insurmountable barrier by leading his side into a European final. History was made - as were reputations. Both are part of Vern Cotter’s training squad that meets Sunday as they begin their preparations for the forthcoming Rugby World Cup in England. Whether the Kiwi will partner the 22-year-old Glasgow No 10 with the 21-year-old Edinburgh scrum-half remains to be seen but they have certainly given the Scotland head coach plenty to think about.

‘

OPTIONS:
- Clyne has stood up and certainly put forward a very strong case.
- Edinburgh has stood up and certainly put forward a very strong case.
- England has stood up and certainly put forward a very strong case.
- European has stood up and certainly put forward a very strong case.
- Finn Russell has stood up and certainly put forward a very strong case.
- Glasgow has stood up and certainly put forward a very strong case.
- Glasgow Warriors has stood up and certainly put forward a very strong case.
- Kiwi has stood up and certainly put forward a very strong case.
- Pro 12 has stood up and certainly put forward a very strong case.
- Pro12 has stood up and certainly put forward a very strong case.
- Rugby World Cup has stood up and certainly put forward a very strong case.
- Sam Hidalgo has stood up and certainly put forward a very strong case.
- Sam Hidalgo Clyne has stood up and certainly put forward a very strong case.
- Scotland has stood up and certainly put forward a very strong case.
- Vern Cotter has stood up and certainly put forward a very strong case.
- World Cup has stood up and certainly put forward a very strong case.


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

Korman was a regular on "The

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


The past few days have been turbulent, to say the least, for British middleweight, Luke Barnatt. When his upcoming fight against Clint Hester was scrapped from the UFC's Fairfax card on April 4, after Hester developed a foot injury, Barnatt was on the hunt for a replacement opponent. 'I heard from Clint directly that he was injured and out of the fight.' Barnatt told Sportsmail. 'I spoke to Joe Silva and he said there's no-one on the roster who is free to fight you, so it might have to be a newcomer. But I didn't want to fight a newcomer who people knew nothing about. He had a few guys in mind but none of them could take the fight or would agree to it.

'I said, 'Why don't you give me

OPTIONS:
- Barnatt and let me fight in the Philippines?'
- British and let me fight in the Philippines?'
- Clint and let me fight in the Philippines?'
- Clint Hester and let me fight in the Philippines?'
- Edgar vs. Faber and let me fight in the Philippines?'
- Fairfax and let me fight in the Philippines?'
- Hester and let me fight in the Philippines?'
- Joe Silva and let me fight in the Philippines?'
- Luke Barnatt and let me fight in the Philippines?'
- Mark Munoz and let me fight in the Philippines?'
- Philippines and let me fight in the Philippines?'
- Sportsmail and let me fight in the Philippines?'
- UFC and let me fight in the Philippines?'
- UFC Fight Night and let me fight in the Philippines?'


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(CNN) France's defeated political establishment has begun to rally against far-right leader Marine Le Pen as she goes head-to-head against political novice Emmanuel Macron in the final race for the French presidency. As Le Pen continued to celebrate the highest-ever voting tally for her National Front party, French President François Hollande joined candidates knocked out in the first round in endorsing Macron, who ended his insurgent campaign with a result that confounded expectations. Macron, a pro-European centrist, took first place with 24.01% of the first round voting, while the anti-immigrant, anti-EU Le Pen came second on 21.30%, according to final results released Monday by the French Interior Ministry.

"(Macron) will allow all the

OPTIONS:
- CNN to come together, to rally around in this most precarious difficult moment of the history of France."
- EU Le Pen to come together, to rally around in this most precarious difficult moment of the history of France."
- Emmanuel Macron to come together, to rally around in this most precarious difficult moment of the history of France."
- European to come together, to rally around in this most precarious difficult moment of the history of France."
- France to come together, to rally around in this most precarious difficult moment of the history of France."
- François Hollande to come together, to rally around in this most precarious difficult moment of the history of France."
- French to come together, to rally around in this most precarious difficult moment of the history of France."
- Hollande to come together, to rally around in this most precarious difficult moment of the history of France."
- Interior Ministry to come together, to rally around in this most precarious difficult moment of the history of France."
- Le Pen to come together, to rally around in this most precarious difficult moment of the history of France."
- Macron to come together, to rally around in this most precarious difficult moment of the history of France."
- Marine to come together, to rally around in this most precarious difficult moment of the history of France."
- National Front to come together, to rally around in this most precarious difficult moment of the history of France."


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Ada Ng, 28, posted this selfie from the cockpit of the Cathay Pacific flight from Taipei to Hong Kong A 28-year-old Chinese woman has set tongues wagging online after bragging of being allowed up into the cockpit of a flight. Ada Ng was able to take a video of the flight landing in Hong Kong from just behind the captain after he invited her to join him at the front of the plane. The Cathay Pacific flight was reportedly full and he wasted no time inviting the young lady into the cockpit for her return journey from Taipei to Hong Kong.

A pilot and a flight attendant were dismissed from

OPTIONS:
- Ada Ng in 2011 after photos emerged of them indulging in oral sex in the cockpit.
- Cathay Pacific in 2011 after photos emerged of them indulging in oral sex in the cockpit.
- Chinese in 2011 after photos emerged of them indulging in oral sex in the cockpit.
- Hong Kong in 2011 after photos emerged of them indulging in oral sex in the cockpit.
- Taipei in 2011 after photos emerged of them indulging in oral sex in the cockpit.
- Weibo in 2011 after photos emerged of them indulging in oral sex in the cockpit.


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Arsenal are eyeing up a move for Borussia Dortmund star Marco Reus to replace Theo Walcott. The England winger risked irking Arsene Wenger by claiming talks over a new deal have not started, despite the Gunners boss repeatedly stating the opposite. Wenger confirmed the club's intention to offer Walcott a new contract in February and when asked about whether talks had started on March 13, the Gunners boss replied: 'The first contacts have been made and we will see how that progresses.' However, Walcott, who currently earns £90,000-per-week, took to Twitter  to contradict his manager. Arsenal are already looking at potential replacements for Theo Walcott, as his contract comes to an end

'There have been no contract talks as yet and my current focus is not on contracts but on doing my best for

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal.'
- Arsene Wenger.'
- Borussia Dortmund.'
- England.'
- Gunners.'
- Marco Reus.'
- Theo Walcott.'
- Twitter.'
- Walcott.'
- Wenger.'


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(CNN) Ahmad Khan Rahami, the suspect in this weekend's New York City and New Jersey terrorist attacks, is in many ways quite typical of jihadist terrorists in the United States since 9/11. He is an American citizen, not a foreigner, a refugee or a recent immigrant. That is overwhelmingly the profile of the approximately 360 jihadist terrorists who have been indicted or convicted in the States since 9/11 of crimes ranging in seriousness from sending small sums of money to an overseas terrorist organization to murder. According to research by New America, 80% of these militants are American citizens or legal permanent residents.

ISIS may also opportunistically claim

OPTIONS:
- Ahmad Khan Rahami as one of its soldiers.
- American as one of its soldiers.
- Bergen as one of its soldiers.
- CNN as one of its soldiers.
- New America as one of its soldiers.
- New Jersey as one of its soldiers.
- New York City as one of its soldiers.
- Peter Bergen as one of its soldiers.
- States as one of its soldiers.
- United States as one of its soldiers.


Seriously endowed, dirndl-straining blonde waitresses at risk of a major wardrobe malfunction ferry armloads of steins from table to table in a sloshy blur. Manly, thigh-slapping hunks in clingy lederhosen, pound down torrents of weizen beer. Teutonic endorphins are on parade. This could only be summer in Bavaria. Look at any beer ad or wander into any beer garden and you'll realize that Bavarians absolutely revel in the traditional cliches about beer and go to great lengths to live up to them. Then there's Sister Doris. A quiet sensation hidden behind monastery walls, she's been turning water into beer at Mallersdorf, a 12th-century abbey in the Bavarian highlands, for more than 40 years.

The concept of "marketing" would likely fall under its own weight if anybody ever tried to interest the

OPTIONS:
- Bavaria sisters of Mallersdorf in it.
- Bavarian sisters of Mallersdorf in it.
- Bavarians sisters of Mallersdorf in it.
- Doris sisters of Mallersdorf in it.
- Europe sisters of Mallersdorf in it.
- Franciscan sisters of Mallersdorf in it.
- Mallersdorf sisters of Mallersdorf in it.
- Manly sisters of Mallersdorf in it.
- Sister Doris sisters of Mallersdorf in it.


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Washington (CNN) Jared Kushner is betting that his relationship with Saudi Arabia's new crown prince is the key to brokering a Middle East peace deal and tamping down any Arab uprising that results from controversial moves in Israel the Trump administration could announce as early as this week, according to multiple sources familiar with the White House senior adviser's strategy. It's a gamble that's dividing the administration at a time when President Donald Trump is staring down multiple foreign policy crises, including the growing nuclear threat from North Korea. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who would typically take the lead on such a major foreign policy initiative, is especially fearful about what he sees as a dangerous strategy being advocated by Kushner to pursue a Middle East peace agreement with Saudi support that results in the creation of a Palestinian state and normalization between Israel and its Arab neighbors in exchange for US acquiescence for the crown prince's ambitious plans to reform his country and counter Iran in the region.

Several White House officials said Kushner had nothing to do with the reports and was unaware of any plan to oust

OPTIONS:
- Arab.
- CNN.
- Donald Trump.
- Iran.
- Israel.
- Jared Kushner.
- Kushner.
- Middle East.
- North Korea.
- Palestinian.
- Rex Tillerson.
- Saudi.
- Saudi Arabia.
- Tillerson.
- Trump.
- US.
- Washington.
- White House.


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(CNN) -- Even in the best of circumstances, Dawson City's famed Sourtoe Cocktail doesn't go down smoothly. On Saturday night, however, the cocktail's marquee ingredient -- an actual human toe -- went down a way it was never meant to. Served by the Sourtoe Cocktail club at Dawson City's Downtown Hotel, the Sourtoe can be any drink -- what makes it a Sourtoe Cocktail is the addition of a real, preserved amputated toe, which is dropped into the glass. As reported by CBC News, on Saturday, an American visiting the town in Yukon, for the summer downed his Sourtoe Cocktail, toe and all.

Some 60,000 people have reportedly tried the

OPTIONS:
- American cocktail to date.
- CBC News cocktail to date.
- CNN cocktail to date.
- Dawson City cocktail to date.
- Downtown Hotel cocktail to date.
- Sourtoe cocktail to date.
- Sourtoe Cocktail cocktail to date.
- Yukon cocktail to date.


A holidaymaker still has sickness issues, nine months after he first contracted food poisoning on holiday in Egypt. James Houlder and his girlfriend, Vicki Hood, had saved up for months for the sunshine break at the Sonesta Beach Resort in Sharm El Sheikh. But within just hours of arriving at the First Choice resort, which is described as five-star on its website, the couple say they became violently ill with sickness and diarrhoea and were barely able to leave their room. James Houlder fell ill while on holiday with his partner Vicki Hood last summer at the Sonesta Beach Resort in Sharm El Sheikh, and is still suffering nine months on

OPTIONS:
- Egypt claims they asked to get earlier return flights but were told it would cost them hundreds of pounds.
- First Choice claims they asked to get earlier return flights but were told it would cost them hundreds of pounds.
- IBS claims they asked to get earlier return flights but were told it would cost them hundreds of pounds.
- James claims they asked to get earlier return flights but were told it would cost them hundreds of pounds.
- James Houlder claims they asked to get earlier return flights but were told it would cost them hundreds of pounds.
- Sharm El Sheikh claims they asked to get earlier return flights but were told it would cost them hundreds of pounds.
- Sonesta Beach Resort claims they asked to get earlier return flights but were told it would cost them hundreds of pounds.
- Vicki Hood claims they asked to get earlier return flights but were told it would cost them hundreds of pounds.


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Saudi Arabia on Monday beheaded a Syrian drug trafficker and a convicted murderer, taking to 100 the number of executions in the kingdom this year. The number of executions has surged in 2015 compared with the 87 recorded for all of last year. But it is still far below the record 192 which rights group Amnesty International said took place in 1995. Syrian Ismael al-Tawm smuggled 'a large amount of banned amphetamine pills into the kingdom', said an interior ministry statement carried by the official Saudi Press Agency. Scroll down for video He was beheaded in the northern region of Jawf. A separate statement said that Rami al-Khaldi was convicted of stabbing another Saudi to death and was executed in the western province of Taef.

OPTIONS:
- Amnesty International recently advertised for eight new executioners, recruiting extra staff to carry out the increasing number of death sentences.
- Ismael al recently advertised for eight new executioners, recruiting extra staff to carry out the increasing number of death sentences.
- Jawf recently advertised for eight new executioners, recruiting extra staff to carry out the increasing number of death sentences.
- Khaldi recently advertised for eight new executioners, recruiting extra staff to carry out the increasing number of death sentences.
- Rami al recently advertised for eight new executioners, recruiting extra staff to carry out the increasing number of death sentences.
- Saudi recently advertised for eight new executioners, recruiting extra staff to carry out the increasing number of death sentences.
- Saudi Arabia recently advertised for eight new executioners, recruiting extra staff to carry out the increasing number of death sentences.
- Saudi Press Agency recently advertised for eight new executioners, recruiting extra staff to carry out the increasing number of death sentences.
- Syrian recently advertised for eight new executioners, recruiting extra staff to carry out the increasing number of death sentences.
- Taef recently advertised for eight new executioners, recruiting extra staff to carry out the increasing number of death sentences.
- Tawm recently advertised for eight new executioners, recruiting extra staff to carry out the increasing number of death sentences.


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Washington (CNN) For Donald Trump, politics -- like real estate -- is a family business. The presumptive Republican nominee's search for a running mate revealed the intense and increasing role of three of his adult children, Donald Jr., Eric and Ivanka Trump, along with his son-in-law Jared Kushner, in the billionaire's unorthodox political operation. Trump offered the vice presidential slot to Indiana Gov. Mike Pence Wednesday, CNN has learned, and the Indiana governor accepted. Sources said that Trump's decision to pick Pence over more controversial candidates such as New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie followed a sustained behind-the-scenes lobbying push orchestrated from within the family's inner circle.

Now, the apprenticeships served in Trump Inc. have morphed into major new roles for the kids, who are trying on new hats as campaign strategists and behind-the-scenes players in the

OPTIONS:
- CNN political project.
- Chris Christie political project.
- Donald Jr. political project.
- Donald Trump political project.
- Eric political project.
- Indiana political project.
- Ivanka political project.
- Ivanka Trump political project.
- Jared Kushner political project.
- Mike Pence political project.
- New Jersey political project.
- Pence political project.
- Republican political project.
- Trump political project.
- Washington political project.


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(CNN) If you get sick, New York City and Long Island are among the best places to be for medical care, I've heard. I'm not feeling that at the moment. In fact, after a recent illness, I'm still wondering if I had the Zika virus, malaria or nothing at all. Go ahead, call me paranoid. But I have health insurance and was willing to pay for the blood and urine tests. Can't someone help a girl out? I returned in late January from an awesome vacation in Costa Rica with a group of friends: a little surfing, a little sunning and a good amount of mosquitoes. I was aware of the Zika virus, but because I'm not pregnant, I wasn't worried about it. But along with the ceramic shot glasses I bought, I also arrived home with an array of mosquito bites.

Nope, in fact, the receptionist who answered the phone and heard my plight said, "This is the first we're hearing of this

OPTIONS:
- Alison Kosik thing" and "we can't help you."
- CNN thing" and "we can't help you."
- Costa Rica thing" and "we can't help you."
- ER thing" and "we can't help you."
- Long Island thing" and "we can't help you."
- New York City thing" and "we can't help you."
- Zika thing" and "we can't help you."


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(CNN) The Hawaiian archipelago is in trash trouble. Vast amounts of trash have been washing ashore on the state's once-pristine beaches. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has been trying to keep critical parts of the ocean clear of marine debris, removing 57 tons of it from the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands in 2014. This area is a part of Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument, the largest conservation site in the United States. Despite the government agency's efforts, Hawaii continues to be plagued by trash, much of it plastic. Originally, there was speculation that Japan's devastating 2011 tsunami had brought a wave of debris to Hawaii's islands, but recent results from an aerial survey suggest otherwise.

The increased plastic waste on

OPTIONS:
- Hawaii's shoreline is a big deal because it's affecting the state's wildlife.
- Hawaiian's shoreline is a big deal because it's affecting the state's wildlife.
- Japan's shoreline is a big deal because it's affecting the state's wildlife.
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's shoreline is a big deal because it's affecting the state's wildlife.
- Northwestern Hawaiian Islands's shoreline is a big deal because it's affecting the state's wildlife.
- Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument's shoreline is a big deal because it's affecting the state's wildlife.
- United States's shoreline is a big deal because it's affecting the state's wildlife.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Israel has been accused of spying on White House nuclear talks with Iran and then leaking details to Republicans in Congress in an effort to scupper the deal. President Obama's administration, along with Russia, China, France, Germany and Britain, have been engaged in highly confidential talks with Iran. However, Israel's security services have been accused of relaying information gleaned from the talks to Republicans in Congress. Scroll down for video Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nethanyahu flew to the United States earlier this month to lobby President Barack Obama, right, about Tel Aviv's concerns over any potential deal with Iran over their nuclear ambitions

Mr

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.
- Benjamin Nethanyahu wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.
- Britain wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.
- China wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.
- Congress wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.
- France wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.
- Germany wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.
- Iran wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.
- Iranian wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.
- Israel wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.
- Israeli wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.
- Obama wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.
- Republicans wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.
- Russia wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.
- Tel Aviv wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.
- U.S. wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.
- United States wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.
- White House wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing its ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.


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Jack Dorsey would have to give up his post at Square if he wants to become permanent CEO of Twitter. The company he helped found and now leads on an interim basis said Monday that it is only considering candidates who can make a 'full-time commitment to Twitter.' Dorsey was named interim CEO after Dick Costolo stepped down effective July 1 amid criticism over Twitter's disappointing financial performance and share price decline. Costolo had been Twitter's CEO for five years and led the company through a successful stock market debut in 2013. But Twitter has yet to make a profit and there are concerns about its ability to grow its user base.

'He has a profound understanding of the product and

OPTIONS:
- Board's mission in the world as well as a great relationship with Twitter's leadership team.'
- Costolo's mission in the world as well as a great relationship with Twitter's leadership team.'
- Dick Costolo's mission in the world as well as a great relationship with Twitter's leadership team.'
- Dorsey's mission in the world as well as a great relationship with Twitter's leadership team.'
- Jack Dorsey's mission in the world as well as a great relationship with Twitter's leadership team.'
- Square's mission in the world as well as a great relationship with Twitter's leadership team.'
- Twitter's mission in the world as well as a great relationship with Twitter's leadership team.'


How does the sentence end?

A Minneapolis police officer helped a homeless couple get married after the couple had been turned away from multiple churches in the area. David Daughtery was able to marry the love of his life, Jennifer Williams in a small ceremony at a Father Hennepin Park in Minnesota on Friday with the help of Sgt Katie Blackwell. 'I know that both of you have been tested with many hardships along the way but your love remained strong,' Sgt Blackwell said. Daughtery, who has been living with Williams  in a tent under a bridge in St Paul, Minnesota, met Blackwell three years ago when he was recognized for by the Minneapolis Police Department after he helped catch a group of young people who were stealing phones.

'They really didn't care about our situation or anything,'

OPTIONS:
- Blackwell told CBS.
- Daughtery told CBS.
- David Daughtery told CBS.
- Father Hennepin Park told CBS.
- Hennepin Park told CBS.
- Jennifer Williams told CBS.
- Jessica Williams told CBS.
- Katie Blackwell told CBS.
- Minneapolis told CBS.
- Minneapolis Police Department told CBS.
- Minnesota told CBS.
- St Paul told CBS.
- Williams told CBS.


How does the sentence end?

Robert Downey Jr has helped raise more than £1million for a British hospice by raffling off a date with himself to his latest film premiere. The Ironman actor promised to fly a winner and a friend to Los Angeles to join him on the red carpet for the world premiere of Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron. His offer - which also includes a gown or tuxedo fitting and a helicopter ride - was up for grabs via $10 (£6.80) raffle tickets and raised money for children's hospice Julia's House. Scroll down for video Robert Downey Jr has helped raise more than £1million for British hospice Julia's House

OPTIONS:
- Age of Ultron heard about Julia's House after he attended a fundraising event
- Avengers heard about Julia's House after he attended a fundraising event
- British heard about Julia's House after he attended a fundraising event
- Dorset heard about Julia's House after he attended a fundraising event
- Ironman heard about Julia's House after he attended a fundraising event
- Julia's House heard about Julia's House after he attended a fundraising event
- Los Angeles heard about Julia's House after he attended a fundraising event
- Marvel heard about Julia's House after he attended a fundraising event
- Robert Downey Jr heard about Julia's House after he attended a fundraising event
- Ultron heard about Julia's House after he attended a fundraising event
- Wiltshire heard about Julia's House after he attended a fundraising event


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Washington (CNN) -- A 19-year-old Virginia teenager who says he was kidnapped and tortured by Kuwaiti authorities and placed on a "no-fly" list that prevented him from going home has returned to the United States and been reunited with his family. FBI agents questioned Gulet Mohamed after his plane landed at Dulles International Airport in suburban Washington early Friday, said his attorney, Gadeir Abbas. That questioning ended, and the teen was subsequently cleared through customs. Mohamed's family greeted him with balloons and a dozen roses. Mohamed's lawyers argued that as a U.S. citizen, Mohamed had a right to be in the United States, and that the government had provided no reason for including him on the no-fly list. Federal prosecutors later told a judge they were making arrangements to allow the teenager to return to the United States.

According to the lawsuit, Kuwaiti officials told Mohamed's family they were holding him on behalf of the

OPTIONS:
- Arabic.
- CNN.
- Dulles International Airport.
- FBI.
- Gadeir Abbas.
- Gulet Mohamed.
- Kuwait.
- Kuwaiti.
- Mideast.
- Mohamed.
- U.S..
- United States.
- Virginia.
- Washington.


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Theo Walcott and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain are out until after the forthcoming international break, Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has announced. Both England internationals went off in the opening 20 minutes of Tuesday's Capital One Cup fourth-round loss at Sheffield Wednesday. Oxlade-Chamberlain was replaced after five minutes due to a hamstring problem and, Walcott, who came on in his place, went off after 19 minutes with a calf problem. Wenger is still waiting for scans to determine the full extent of the injuries, but neither will feature for the Gunners in the next three games or for England in November's international break.

Walcott and Oxlade-

OPTIONS:
- Alex Oxlade are the latest to join an injury list which includes Danny Welbeck (knee), Jack Wilshere (ankle) and Tomas Rosicky (knee).
- Arsenal are the latest to join an injury list which includes Danny Welbeck (knee), Jack Wilshere (ankle) and Tomas Rosicky (knee).
- Arsene Wenger are the latest to join an injury list which includes Danny Welbeck (knee), Jack Wilshere (ankle) and Tomas Rosicky (knee).
- Capital One Cup are the latest to join an injury list which includes Danny Welbeck (knee), Jack Wilshere (ankle) and Tomas Rosicky (knee).
- Chamberlain are the latest to join an injury list which includes Danny Welbeck (knee), Jack Wilshere (ankle) and Tomas Rosicky (knee).
- England are the latest to join an injury list which includes Danny Welbeck (knee), Jack Wilshere (ankle) and Tomas Rosicky (knee).
- Gunners are the latest to join an injury list which includes Danny Welbeck (knee), Jack Wilshere (ankle) and Tomas Rosicky (knee).
- Oxlade are the latest to join an injury list which includes Danny Welbeck (knee), Jack Wilshere (ankle) and Tomas Rosicky (knee).
- Sheffield Wednesday are the latest to join an injury list which includes Danny Welbeck (knee), Jack Wilshere (ankle) and Tomas Rosicky (knee).
- Theo Walcott are the latest to join an injury list which includes Danny Welbeck (knee), Jack Wilshere (ankle) and Tomas Rosicky (knee).
- Walcott are the latest to join an injury list which includes Danny Welbeck (knee), Jack Wilshere (ankle) and Tomas Rosicky (knee).
- Wenger are the latest to join an injury list which includes Danny Welbeck (knee), Jack Wilshere (ankle) and Tomas Rosicky (knee).


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Brendon McCullum blazed the joint second-highest individual score in world T20 cricket with a brilliant unbeaten 158 as Birmingham Bears beat Derbyshire Falcons by 60 runs in the NatWest T20 Blast at Edgbaston. The New Zealand captain more than lived up to expectations on his home debut, thrilling the Bears' supporters with a thunderous innings from 64 balls that included 13 fours and 11 sixes. That matched McCullum's own best T20 score and only Chris Gayle, with 175 not out in the Indian Premier League, has managed more. His onslaught lifted Birmingham to 242 for two - their highest total in the format and the joint-third highest by any team in English domestic T20.

OPTIONS:
- Bears's 182 all out in reply was a plucky effort but predictably fell short as they had to go for broke from the off.
- Birmingham's 182 all out in reply was a plucky effort but predictably fell short as they had to go for broke from the off.
- Birmingham Bears's 182 all out in reply was a plucky effort but predictably fell short as they had to go for broke from the off.
- Brendon McCullum's 182 all out in reply was a plucky effort but predictably fell short as they had to go for broke from the off.
- Chris Gayle's 182 all out in reply was a plucky effort but predictably fell short as they had to go for broke from the off.
- Derbyshire Falcons's 182 all out in reply was a plucky effort but predictably fell short as they had to go for broke from the off.
- Edgbaston's 182 all out in reply was a plucky effort but predictably fell short as they had to go for broke from the off.
- English's 182 all out in reply was a plucky effort but predictably fell short as they had to go for broke from the off.
- Indian Premier League's 182 all out in reply was a plucky effort but predictably fell short as they had to go for broke from the off.
- Kiwi's 182 all out in reply was a plucky effort but predictably fell short as they had to go for broke from the off.
- McCullum's 182 all out in reply was a plucky effort but predictably fell short as they had to go for broke from the off.
- NatWest T20 Blast's 182 all out in reply was a plucky effort but predictably fell short as they had to go for broke from the off.
- New Zealand's 182 all out in reply was a plucky effort but predictably fell short as they had to go for broke from the off.
- T20's 182 all out in reply was a plucky effort but predictably fell short as they had to go for broke from the off.


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Social media experts say they have found a shocking connection between online traffic in downtown Baltimore on Monday and activity recorded during last year's violent protests in Ferguson, Missouri. A leading data mining firm, which has asked to remain anonymous because of its government work, claims that between 20 and 50 social media accounts active in Baltimore on Monday were also used some 825 miles away in Ferguson during the peak of last summer's violence following the death of Michael Brown. The firm said the link suggests the presence of 'professional protesters' or anarchists who are in Baltimore and are looking to take advantage of Freddie Gray's death to incite more violence.

According to his attorney,

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- Baltimore died a week later in hospital from a spinal cord injury he received in police custody.
- Ferguson died a week later in hospital from a spinal cord injury he received in police custody.
- Freddie Gray died a week later in hospital from a spinal cord injury he received in police custody.
- Gray died a week later in hospital from a spinal cord injury he received in police custody.
- Michael Brown died a week later in hospital from a spinal cord injury he received in police custody.
- Missouri died a week later in hospital from a spinal cord injury he received in police custody.


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(CNN) -- The New York Police Department has until February 5 to respond a court challenge of its refusal to turn over its files on the October disappearance of an autistic teenager whose remains recently washed up in Queens. A lawyer for Vanessa Fontaine, mother of Avonte Oquendo, filed an order to show cause in Manhattan Supreme Court Wednesday seeking to overturn the city's denial of her request for the investigative documents on privacy grounds. The police department declined to comment Friday. Avonte's family is searching for answers into how the 14-year-old managed to walk out of his school on October 4, and the manner in which the police conducted the investigation of his disappearance, said the lawyer, David Perecman.

A notice of claim is a precursor to a lawsuit, which

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- Avonte said will be filed within the next couple of months.
- Avonte Oquendo said will be filed within the next couple of months.
- CNN said will be filed within the next couple of months.
- David Perecman said will be filed within the next couple of months.
- Manhattan Supreme Court said will be filed within the next couple of months.
- New York Police Department said will be filed within the next couple of months.
- Queens said will be filed within the next couple of months.
- Vanessa Fontaine said will be filed within the next couple of months.


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(CNN) Nearly everyone carries one version or another of the herpes virus. A recent study suggests that the new gene-editing technology known as CRISPR/Cas9 may be able to eliminate this ever-present virus -- or at least suppress it. "At this point, there is no cure for the herpes virus infection. Once infected, you're infected for life," said Robert Jan Lebbink, co-author of the study and a molecular biologist at University Medical Center in Utrecht, Netherlands. The virus develops a latent stage, in which it lies dormant in an infected cell without reproducing. Because our immune systems cannot recognize latent infections, we cannot clear them from our bodies.

So, while it appears the

OPTIONS:
- CRISPR/Cas9 system may be very effective in rooting out herpes, Lebbink explained that much more research is needed.
- Cas9/Cas9 system may be very effective in rooting out herpes, Lebbink explained that much more research is needed.
- Netherlands/Cas9 system may be very effective in rooting out herpes, Lebbink explained that much more research is needed.
- Robert Jan Lebbink/Cas9 system may be very effective in rooting out herpes, Lebbink explained that much more research is needed.
- University Medical Center/Cas9 system may be very effective in rooting out herpes, Lebbink explained that much more research is needed.
- Utrecht/Cas9 system may be very effective in rooting out herpes, Lebbink explained that much more research is needed.


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(CNN) -- Ohio State University has picked ex-Florida coach Urban Meyer as the new head of its scandal-tarred football program, the school announced Monday. Meyer, a onetime Ohio State graduate assistant who led Florida to two national college football titles, will replace Jim Tressel, who resigned in May. In a statement released by the university, Meyer said he was "honored and humbled" by the chance to lead the Buckeyes. Stewart Mandel: Meyer will revive OSU program "My duty is to ensure that Ohio State's football program reflects and enhances the academic mission of the institution," he said. "I am part of it, I believe in it, and I will live it."

The school vacated its 12 wins from the 2010 season and put itself on two years' probation after

OPTIONS:
- Buckeyes's departure.
- CNN's departure.
- Florida's departure.
- Jim Tressel's departure.
- Meyer's departure.
- OSU's departure.
- Ohio State's departure.
- Ohio State University's departure.
- Stewart Mandel's departure.
- Urban Meyer's departure.
- ex-Florida's departure.


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

It is also not clear if Mr Saunders is aware

OPTIONS:
- 60 Minutes established within 100 days of being appointed as an Archbishop, an independent scheme to support victims.
- 60 Minutes TV established within 100 days of being appointed as an Archbishop, an independent scheme to support victims.
- Australia established within 100 days of being appointed as an Archbishop, an independent scheme to support victims.
- Cardinal Pell established within 100 days of being appointed as an Archbishop, an independent scheme to support victims.
- Catholic established within 100 days of being appointed as an Archbishop, an independent scheme to support victims.
- Francis established within 100 days of being appointed as an Archbishop, an independent scheme to support victims.
- George Pell established within 100 days of being appointed as an Archbishop, an independent scheme to support victims.
- Pell established within 100 days of being appointed as an Archbishop, an independent scheme to support victims.
- Peter Saunders established within 100 days of being appointed as an Archbishop, an independent scheme to support victims.
- Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors established within 100 days of being appointed as an Archbishop, an independent scheme to support victims.
- Saunders established within 100 days of being appointed as an Archbishop, an independent scheme to support victims.
- Tara Brown established within 100 days of being appointed as an Archbishop, an independent scheme to support victims.


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(CNN) A police officer accidentally shot and killed a retired Minnesota mother of two during a civilian police drill in Punta Gorda, Florida, that was supposed to employ only blank ammunition, police said. The officer, identified as Lee Coel, shot Mary Knowlton on Tuesday night during a "shoot/don't shoot" role-play scenario in which officers make decisions on using simulated lethal force, Punta Gorda Police Chief Tom Lewis said at a news conference. The retired librarian was playing an officer in the scenario, which was held just outside the police complex, officials said. Coel was playing the role of a "bad guy" when he opened fire as nearly three dozen people looked on.

OPTIONS:
- Coel was transported to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead.
- Florida was transported to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead.
- Lee Coel was transported to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead.
- Mary Knowlton was transported to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead.
- Minnesota was transported to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead.
- Punta Gorda was transported to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead.
- Tom Lewis was transported to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead.


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Edinburgh’s European Challenge Cup hopes have been dealt a huge blow after Scotland international centre Matt Scott was ruled out until at least the end of the season. The 25-times-capped centre is now also a doubt for September’s World Cup after undergoing an operation on his left shoulder for the second time in a year. He had played a major role in Edinburgh’s run to the European Challenge Cup semi-final where they play Newport Gwent Dragons at BT Murrayfield on Friday. Scott hasn’t played since picking up his latest injury on Scotland duty against Ireland in the final game of the Six Nations last month.

OPTIONS:
- BT Murrayfield player Matt Scott in action during the RBS Six Nations match between against Ireland at Murrayfield
- Edinburgh player Matt Scott in action during the RBS Six Nations match between against Ireland at Murrayfield
- European Challenge Cup player Matt Scott in action during the RBS Six Nations match between against Ireland at Murrayfield
- Ireland player Matt Scott in action during the RBS Six Nations match between against Ireland at Murrayfield
- Matt Scott player Matt Scott in action during the RBS Six Nations match between against Ireland at Murrayfield
- Newport Gwent Dragons player Matt Scott in action during the RBS Six Nations match between against Ireland at Murrayfield
- Scotland player Matt Scott in action during the RBS Six Nations match between against Ireland at Murrayfield
- Scott player Matt Scott in action during the RBS Six Nations match between against Ireland at Murrayfield
- Six Nations player Matt Scott in action during the RBS Six Nations match between against Ireland at Murrayfield
- World Cup player Matt Scott in action during the RBS Six Nations match between against Ireland at Murrayfield


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(CNN) -- Get ready: The 2016 campaign for the White House is getting under way. Among those attending next week's Republican Governors Association meeting in Las Vegas are the group's chairman, Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, as well as popular Republican governors such as New Jersey's Chris Christie, Wisconsin's Scott Walker and Louisiana's Bobby Jindal. While the RGA's annual confabs are all about policy and politics, 2016 is sure to come up because all four governors are thought to be contenders for the party's next presidential nomination. Even though the 2012 election is barely in the rear view mirror, speculation over the next race for the White House is getting started. With President Barack Obama winning a second term on Tuesday, an incumbent will not run in 2016, meaning both parties may have competitive nomination battles.

As for

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.
- Bob McDonnell, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.
- Bobby Jindal, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.
- CNN, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.
- Chris Christie, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.
- Democratic, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.
- GOP, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.
- Hillary Clinton, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.
- Joe Biden, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.
- Las Vegas, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.
- Louisiana, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.
- New Jersey, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.
- RGA, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.
- Republican, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.
- Republican Governors Association, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.
- Scott Walker, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.
- Virginia, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.
- White House, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.
- Wisconsin, it doesn't matter how many times the soon-to-be-former secretary of state says she won't run for president again, there's always speculation that she may change her mind between now and the next presidential cycle.