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(CNN) Another rescue effort will be made to save the life of a blue whale apparently enmeshed in a fishing net in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of California, authorities said Tuesday. The whale, entangled in crab or fishing lines, was spotted about 3:30 p.m. ET Monday, swimming off the coast of Dana Point in southern California, officials with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) told CNN affiliate KABC. "As of last night, attempts to disentangle the 80-foot long blue whale were unsuccessful," Michael Milstein, spokesman for NOAA Fisheries, said Tuesday in a statement. "They placed a tracking device on the whale for part of the day but decided to take it off later in the day.

"Today,

OPTIONS:
- CNN will try to locate the whale and help disentangle it from the fishing ropes.
- California will try to locate the whale and help disentangle it from the fishing ropes.
- Dana Point will try to locate the whale and help disentangle it from the fishing ropes.
- KABC will try to locate the whale and help disentangle it from the fishing ropes.
- Michael Milstein will try to locate the whale and help disentangle it from the fishing ropes.
- NOAA will try to locate the whale and help disentangle it from the fishing ropes.
- NOAA Fisheries will try to locate the whale and help disentangle it from the fishing ropes.
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration will try to locate the whale and help disentangle it from the fishing ropes.
- Pacific Ocean will try to locate the whale and help disentangle it from the fishing ropes.
- Southern California will try to locate the whale and help disentangle it from the fishing ropes.


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Lawyers for a high school honor student in Massachusetts say the teen is 'bewildered' over the involuntary manslaughter charges against her following the suicide of her friend, as they push to have the case moved to a different county due to 'a conflict of interest'. Michelle Carter, 18, looked glum as she appeared in court in New Bedford on Thursday accused of encouraging the death of Conrad Roy III, who gassed himself in his truck in Fairhaven last July. During the hearing her defense attorney requested the case be moved out of Bristol County, saying it's 'impossible' for Carter to receive a fair trial in the area because the District Attorney is the victim's third cousin.

OPTIONS:
- Bristol County had previously tried to commit suicide over a year earlier and was battling depression.
- Carter had previously tried to commit suicide over a year earlier and was battling depression.
- Conrad Roy II had previously tried to commit suicide over a year earlier and was battling depression.
- Conrad Roy III had previously tried to commit suicide over a year earlier and was battling depression.
- District Attorney had previously tried to commit suicide over a year earlier and was battling depression.
- Fairhaven had previously tried to commit suicide over a year earlier and was battling depression.
- Massachusetts had previously tried to commit suicide over a year earlier and was battling depression.
- Michelle Carter had previously tried to commit suicide over a year earlier and was battling depression.
- New Bedford had previously tried to commit suicide over a year earlier and was battling depression.
- Roy had previously tried to commit suicide over a year earlier and was battling depression.
- Twitter had previously tried to commit suicide over a year earlier and was battling depression.


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A Montana man said Wednesday that he was inspired by last week's U.S. Supreme Court decision legalizing gay marriage to apply for a marriage license so that he can legally wed his second wife. Nathan Collier and his wives Victoria and Christine applied at the Yellowstone County Courthouse in Billings on Tuesday in an attempt to legitimize their polygamous marriage. Montana, like all 50 states, outlaws bigamy - holding multiple marriage licenses - but Collier said he plans to sue if the application is denied. 'It's about marriage equality,' Collier said Wednesday. 'You can't have this without polygamy.' Collier and his second wife were met with confusion when they went to the Yellowstone County court house on Tuesday to fill out the application.

Yellowstone County chief civil litigator Kevin Gillen said he is reviewing Montana's bigamy laws and expected to send a formal response to

OPTIONS:
- Billings by next week.
- Christine by next week.
- Collier by next week.
- Colliers by next week.
- Montana by next week.
- Nathan Collier by next week.
- Sister Wives by next week.
- Supreme Court by next week.
- TLC by next week.
- U.S. Supreme Court by next week.
- Victoria by next week.
- Yellowstone County by next week.
- Yellowstone County Courthouse by next week.


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Staff at St James’s Palace could hear Jimmy Savile approaching long before they saw him. The jangling of his gold chains and a trailing cloud of cigar smoke announced his arrival. Just as with the psychiatric hospitals and prisons where he preyed on the vulnerable, the serial paedophile also had a licence to roam in the Prince of Wales’s London base. After inveigling himself into Charles’s life as a mentor and adviser, Savile was granted unprecedented access across all the royal palaces upstairs and downstairs. The DJ was not just at ease with the Queen’s family, but every bit at home with her servants, too.

Reading that again today in the light of Savile’s appalling sexual aggression,

OPTIONS:
- Charles’s must surely cringe with embarrassment.
- DJ must surely cringe with embarrassment.
- Diana must surely cringe with embarrassment.
- Jimmy Savile must surely cringe with embarrassment.
- London must surely cringe with embarrassment.
- Prince Charles must surely cringe with embarrassment.
- Prince of Wales must surely cringe with embarrassment.
- Savile must surely cringe with embarrassment.
- St James’s Palace must surely cringe with embarrassment.


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Washington (CNN) White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer on Wednesday cast aside the playbook of cut-and-dry condemnations of national security leaks and instead framed his response along political lines. After expressing concern about Wikileaks' release of documents allegedly revealing CIA surveillance techniques, Spicer quickly muddled his message. He connected the latest WikiLeaks document dump to surveillance efforts under the Obama administration, days after President Donald Trump's leveled his unsubstantiated claim that President Barack Obama tapped the GOP candidate's phones during the 2016 campaign. And then he took to arguing forcefully that there was a "double standard" when it comes to the level of outrage elicited by different leaks.

Spicer's decision to mix politics with his condemnation of

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama' latest dump broke with a simpler approach followed by his predecessors -- who stuck to their role of voicing the government's concerns about leaks, without drawing in tangential issues.
- CIA' latest dump broke with a simpler approach followed by his predecessors -- who stuck to their role of voicing the government's concerns about leaks, without drawing in tangential issues.
- CNN' latest dump broke with a simpler approach followed by his predecessors -- who stuck to their role of voicing the government's concerns about leaks, without drawing in tangential issues.
- Donald Trump' latest dump broke with a simpler approach followed by his predecessors -- who stuck to their role of voicing the government's concerns about leaks, without drawing in tangential issues.
- GOP' latest dump broke with a simpler approach followed by his predecessors -- who stuck to their role of voicing the government's concerns about leaks, without drawing in tangential issues.
- Obama' latest dump broke with a simpler approach followed by his predecessors -- who stuck to their role of voicing the government's concerns about leaks, without drawing in tangential issues.
- Sean Spicer' latest dump broke with a simpler approach followed by his predecessors -- who stuck to their role of voicing the government's concerns about leaks, without drawing in tangential issues.
- Spicer' latest dump broke with a simpler approach followed by his predecessors -- who stuck to their role of voicing the government's concerns about leaks, without drawing in tangential issues.
- Trump' latest dump broke with a simpler approach followed by his predecessors -- who stuck to their role of voicing the government's concerns about leaks, without drawing in tangential issues.
- Washington' latest dump broke with a simpler approach followed by his predecessors -- who stuck to their role of voicing the government's concerns about leaks, without drawing in tangential issues.
- White House' latest dump broke with a simpler approach followed by his predecessors -- who stuck to their role of voicing the government's concerns about leaks, without drawing in tangential issues.
- WikiLeaks' latest dump broke with a simpler approach followed by his predecessors -- who stuck to their role of voicing the government's concerns about leaks, without drawing in tangential issues.
- Wikileaks' latest dump broke with a simpler approach followed by his predecessors -- who stuck to their role of voicing the government's concerns about leaks, without drawing in tangential issues.


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(CNN) It is a rivalry like no other, a match which permeates beyond the white lines of the football pitch. It's a complex cocktail of sport and politics. It's the biggest game on earth. On Saturday, millions will watch arch enemies Real Madrid and Barcelona -- two of the most successful clubs in history, boasting two of the world's greatest players -- battle it out in the 236th edition of the game dubbed El Clasico. Trailing their great rivals by 11 points in the league, Real -- who last week won the Club World Cup -- cannot afford to slip up at home if they are to retain hopes of winning the Spanish league title.

I have a sneaky suspicion that Real will win this, and I've a sneaky suspicion that

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- Barca are legitimate candidates to become champions again.
- Barcelona are legitimate candidates to become champions again.
- Club World Cup are legitimate candidates to become champions again.
- El Clasico are legitimate candidates to become champions again.
- La Liga are legitimate candidates to become champions again.
- Real are legitimate candidates to become champions again.
- Real Madrid are legitimate candidates to become champions again.
- Spanish are legitimate candidates to become champions again.


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New Delhi (CNN) Outgoing US Defense Secretary Ash Carter touched down in India Wednesday, in a last bid to boost relations with an ally that could prove crucial as China asserts itself. Carter has devoted more personal attention to his Indian counterpart than any other, and that groundwork could prove crucial as the Obama administration prepares to hand over the reins with questions looming about President-elect Donald Trump's commitment to its pivot to Asia and how confrontational he will be with Beijing. The US-India relationship has been ascendant for many years and intensified under President Barack Obama as his Asian strategy sought to balance the rise of China, but the state of the alliance remains mixed at best. The US only recently made small inroads into the Indian defense markets and historical skepticism within India at the prospect of more robust relations with America persists.

OPTIONS:
- America and his Indian counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Ash Carter and his Indian counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Asia and his Indian counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Asian and his Indian counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Barack Obama and his Indian counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Beijing and his Indian counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- CNN and his Indian counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Carter and his Indian counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- China and his Indian counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Donald Trump and his Indian counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- India and his Indian counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Indian and his Indian counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- New Delhi and his Indian counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Obama and his Indian counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- Trump and his Indian counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."
- US and his Indian counterpart, Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, were due to hold their seventh meeting Thursday, and Carter has previously said he has spent more time with him than "any other defense counterpart anywhere in the world."


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(CNN) A Yazidi woman who fled ISIS counted on reuniting with her husband after he found asylum in the United States. But she was barred from boarding a flight out of Iraq. A medical student in West Virginia is concerned his father won't be able to return home after attending a funeral in Iran. And an elderly Iraqi man's trip to see his son and daughter was abruptly halted in Qatar when he was put back on a plane to Baghdad. These are just a few of the families whose lives are in limbo after President Donald Trump's executive order limiting immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries. They express fears for what the future will hold for them and their loved ones. Here are their stories:

"(I) was actually planning to send my kids to school in

OPTIONS:
- American but no more.
- Baghdad but no more.
- Dallal but no more.
- Donald Trump but no more.
- ISIS but no more.
- Iran but no more.
- Iraq but no more.
- Iraqi but no more.
- Mohammed Al Rawi but no more.
- Muslim but no more.
- Qatar but no more.
- Susan but no more.
- US but no more.
- United States but no more.
- West Virginia but no more.
- Yazidi but no more.


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A 16-year-old girl from west Georgia has died after she and her infant son were hit by a falling tree limb in a park in front of her horrified younger sister. LaRena Drayton was sitting with her one-year-old son, Jeremiah, on a bench at Peek Park in Cedartown Friday when a tree branch snapped and hit them. The teen mom was struck in the head and later died from her injuries. Her toddler son was rushed to a hospital in critical condition suffering from a fractured skull. Drayton's mother, Gina, tells the Atlanta Journal-Constitution LaRena's younger sister, Jada, was with her and said she heard a cracking sound and called out for Drayton to warn her just before the limb broke off.

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta Journal launched a GoFundMe campaign to help raise money for LaRena’s funeral.
- Cedartown launched a GoFundMe campaign to help raise money for LaRena’s funeral.
- Constitution LaRena launched a GoFundMe campaign to help raise money for LaRena’s funeral.
- Drayton launched a GoFundMe campaign to help raise money for LaRena’s funeral.
- Georgia launched a GoFundMe campaign to help raise money for LaRena’s funeral.
- Gina launched a GoFundMe campaign to help raise money for LaRena’s funeral.
- Jada launched a GoFundMe campaign to help raise money for LaRena’s funeral.
- Jeremiah launched a GoFundMe campaign to help raise money for LaRena’s funeral.
- LaRena Drayton launched a GoFundMe campaign to help raise money for LaRena’s funeral.
- Peek Park launched a GoFundMe campaign to help raise money for LaRena’s funeral.


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Tampa (CNN) -- On the night vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan made his debut on the national stage, the GOP turned its attention to America's influence abroad and what the party sees as President Barack Obama's failed economic policies. The roster of speakers at the Republican National Convention boasted two of the party's foreign policy heavy hitters and rhetoric designed to appeal to voters who are still undecided. Here are five things we learned from the convention's second night: 1. Romney's enforcer comes to play On Tuesday, the GOP convention was about love (Ann Romney) and respect (Chris Christie). But to the chagrin of head-scratching Republicans eager to take the fight to President Barack Obama, there wasn't much talk in the Tampa Bay Times Forum about the current administration in Washington.

Rice and

OPTIONS:
- America's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.
- Ann Romney's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.
- Barack Obama's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.
- CNN's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.
- Chris Christie's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.
- Condoleezza Rice's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.
- GOP's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.
- McCain's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.
- Mike Huckabee's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.
- Mormon's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.
- Paul Ryan's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.
- Republican National Convention's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.
- Rice's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.
- Romney's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.
- Tampa's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.
- Tampa Bay Times Forum's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.
- Twitter's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.
- Washington's remarks were a brief side track to a convention overwhelmingly focused on blaming Obama for the weak economy and how Romney plans to fix it.


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A mother's hell is finally at an end as she was taken to hospital today following her five-day ordeal in the Colombian jungle. Nelly Murillo, 18, and her son Yudier Moreno, not yet one, disappeared in a plane crash in the dense jungles of Colombia and were found alive in what authorities called a 'miracle'. They survived by drinking coconut water in the 'very wild area' in the remote area in the west of the country. Colonel Hector Carrascal, commander of the Colombian Air Force in Antioquia department said: 'It's a miracle. It is a very wild area and it was a catastrophic accident. His mother's spirit must have given him strength to survive.'

The plane offered air taxi services between remote areas in northwest

OPTIONS:
- Antioquia.
- Cessna 303.
- Colombia.
- Colombian.
- Colombian Air Force.
- Hector Carrascal.
- Miss Murillo.
- Nelly Murillo.
- Yudier Moreno.


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Jessica Ennis-Hill and Katarina Johnson-Thompson will go head-to-head on Sunday in a battle to be crowned heptathlon World Champion as their main rival conceded defeat. Britain’s golden girl and her heir apparent are first and second at the halfway stage and predicted it would come down to a straight shoot out in the 800m, the final of seven events. If she were to rule the world once more only 13 months after giving birth to her first baby, Reggie, and in only her second full heptathlon since winning gold at London 2012, it would cap a remarkable comeback for Ennis-Hill, 29.

Mother Tracey watched nervously inside the stadium, a set of rosary beads in each hand, so precarious was Johnson-

OPTIONS:
- Brianne Theisen’s position.
- Britain’s position.
- Canada’s position.
- Eaton’s position.
- Ennis’s position.
- Great Britain’s position.
- Hill’s position.
- Jessica Ennis’s position.
- Johnson’s position.
- Katarina Johnson’s position.
- London’s position.
- PB’s position.
- Reggie’s position.
- Thompson’s position.
- World Champion’s position.
- World No 1’s position.


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(CNN) He's the eccentric doctor immortalized in the Netflix documentary Icarus, the whistleblower who exposed what a leading report called a doping "cover-up that operated on an unprecedented scale" in Russia. Now Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov is urging Russia to "do the right thing" and admit it. Russia has consistently denied the claims of Rodchenkov -- the former head of Moscow's anti-doping laboratory -- which formed the basis of the 2016 McLaren Report's conclusions that more than 1,000 athletes benefited from a systematic doping program between 2011 and 2015. The Russian ministry for sport continues to reject the report's findings, though an International Olympic Committee (IOC) panel has, this week, banned a further eight Russian athletes over cheating at the 2014 Sochi Winter Games, taking the total number to 22.

"The time has come for Russia to do the right thing and admit its past transgressions for the benefit of

OPTIONS:
- CNN sport.
- Grigory Rodchenkov sport.
- IOC sport.
- Icarus sport.
- International Olympic Committee sport.
- McLaren Report sport.
- Moscow sport.
- Netflix sport.
- Rodchenkov sport.
- Russia sport.
- Russian sport.
- Sochi sport.
- Sochi Winter Games sport.


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A Michigan judge has sent three siblings between the ages of nine and 14 to a juvenile detention center after they refused to have lunch or speak to their father as part of a custody agreement. Judge Lisa Gorcyca presided over a hearing on supervised parenting time relating to Omer Tsimhoni, his ex-wife Maya and their three children in Oakland County's family court last month. She criticized Liam Tsimhoni, 14, and his  siblings Roee, 10, and Natalie, nine, for avoiding their father - and even compared their behavior to that of murderer Charles Manson and his cult. She ordered the youngsters - whom she said had been 'brainwashed' by their mother - to begin a new, 'healthy relationship' with Mr Tsimhoni by apologizing and sitting down for lunch with him.

'No matter how bad the divorce gets, I think the court should not punish the kids for that,' Ms

OPTIONS:
- Charles Manson said, adding: 'I cannot understand something like that can even happen in this country.'
- Children's Village said, adding: 'I cannot understand something like that can even happen in this country.'
- Liam said, adding: 'I cannot understand something like that can even happen in this country.'
- Liam Tsimhoni said, adding: 'I cannot understand something like that can even happen in this country.'
- Lisa Gorcyca said, adding: 'I cannot understand something like that can even happen in this country.'
- MI said, adding: 'I cannot understand something like that can even happen in this country.'
- Maya said, adding: 'I cannot understand something like that can even happen in this country.'
- Maya Tsimhoni said, adding: 'I cannot understand something like that can even happen in this country.'
- Michigan said, adding: 'I cannot understand something like that can even happen in this country.'
- Natalie said, adding: 'I cannot understand something like that can even happen in this country.'
- Natalie Tsimhoni said, adding: 'I cannot understand something like that can even happen in this country.'
- Oakland County said, adding: 'I cannot understand something like that can even happen in this country.'
- Omer said, adding: 'I cannot understand something like that can even happen in this country.'
- Omer Tsimhoni said, adding: 'I cannot understand something like that can even happen in this country.'
- Roee said, adding: 'I cannot understand something like that can even happen in this country.'
- Tsimhoni said, adding: 'I cannot understand something like that can even happen in this country.'


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So this is what it’s like to watch a team play aggressive, attractive, irresistible one-day cricket. This is what it’s like to watch England wake up to the realities of the modern game. Shout it from the rooftops: the penny has dropped. And how. Rightly ridiculed at the World Cup, England outplayed New Zealand so comprehensively that the record books could hardly keep up. Less than four months ago, the New Zealanders were humiliating Eoin Morgan’s team in Wellington, where England cemented their status as the tournament’s laughing-stock. Now, amid talk of a new era that could have been made to look premature, and even downright foolish, England thrashed 408 for nine after being put in to bat by Brendon McCullum, then romped to victory by a scarcely believable 210 runs. It was the one-day equivalent of a Test win by an innings.

OPTIONS:
- Adil Rashid finally fell for 129 from 77 deliveries, and it was left to Liam Plunkett in the last over to take England to 400 for the first time.
- Brendon McCullum finally fell for 129 from 77 deliveries, and it was left to Liam Plunkett in the last over to take England to 400 for the first time.
- Edgbaston finally fell for 129 from 77 deliveries, and it was left to Liam Plunkett in the last over to take England to 400 for the first time.
- England finally fell for 129 from 77 deliveries, and it was left to Liam Plunkett in the last over to take England to 400 for the first time.
- Eoin Morgan finally fell for 129 from 77 deliveries, and it was left to Liam Plunkett in the last over to take England to 400 for the first time.
- Joe Root finally fell for 129 from 77 deliveries, and it was left to Liam Plunkett in the last over to take England to 400 for the first time.
- Jos Buttler finally fell for 129 from 77 deliveries, and it was left to Liam Plunkett in the last over to take England to 400 for the first time.
- Kiwis finally fell for 129 from 77 deliveries, and it was left to Liam Plunkett in the last over to take England to 400 for the first time.
- New Zealand finally fell for 129 from 77 deliveries, and it was left to Liam Plunkett in the last over to take England to 400 for the first time.
- New Zealanders finally fell for 129 from 77 deliveries, and it was left to Liam Plunkett in the last over to take England to 400 for the first time.
- ODI finally fell for 129 from 77 deliveries, and it was left to Liam Plunkett in the last over to take England to 400 for the first time.
- ODIs finally fell for 129 from 77 deliveries, and it was left to Liam Plunkett in the last over to take England to 400 for the first time.
- Steven Finn finally fell for 129 from 77 deliveries, and it was left to Liam Plunkett in the last over to take England to 400 for the first time.
- Wellington finally fell for 129 from 77 deliveries, and it was left to Liam Plunkett in the last over to take England to 400 for the first time.
- World Cup finally fell for 129 from 77 deliveries, and it was left to Liam Plunkett in the last over to take England to 400 for the first time.


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In November 2014, plasma physicist Dr John Brandenburg revealed his theory that an ancient civilisation on Mars was massacred in a nuclear attack. Now, he’s back, and he’s going to be presenting new evidence for his theory at a Nasa-sponsored conference today. He claims there is no other explanation for his proposal that a ‘weapon’s signature’ remains from the attack on Mars. Dr John Brandenburg is to present his theory in Houston, Texas today. He says an ancient Mars civilisation was wiped out by a nuclear bomb. A thin layer of radioactive substances including uranium, thorium (shown in graphic) and radioactive potassium on the surface supposedly provide evidence for this theory

He says that the planet once had

OPTIONS:
- Brandenburg-like temperatures and atmospheric pressures, and was abundant with life and an oxygen-rich atmosphere.
- Earth-like temperatures and atmospheric pressures, and was abundant with life and an oxygen-rich atmosphere.
- Houston-like temperatures and atmospheric pressures, and was abundant with life and an oxygen-rich atmosphere.
- John Brandenburg-like temperatures and atmospheric pressures, and was abundant with life and an oxygen-rich atmosphere.
- Mars-like temperatures and atmospheric pressures, and was abundant with life and an oxygen-rich atmosphere.
- Nasa-like temperatures and atmospheric pressures, and was abundant with life and an oxygen-rich atmosphere.
- Texas-like temperatures and atmospheric pressures, and was abundant with life and an oxygen-rich atmosphere.


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

(CNN) -- A North Korean official has questioned South Korea's credibility for its rhetoric and actions over the sinking of a South Korean warship in March, state-run media in North Korea reported Saturday. Maj. Gen. Pak Rim Su lashed out against the South for saying the North Koreans sank the Cheonan warship, a claim fiercely denied by his communist government. He said the evidence produced by South Korea to make its claim has been fabricated. He said South Korea has aggravated what has become a grave situation, and he warned that any accidental confrontation between the countries would result in war, according to an article in the state-run Korean Central News Agency. He cited North Korea's "nuclear deterrent" to deal with such situations.

The

OPTIONS:
- CNN say the South is attempting to undermine efforts to promote reconciliation and North Korea's progress.
- Cheonan say the South is attempting to undermine efforts to promote reconciliation and North Korea's progress.
- China say the South is attempting to undermine efforts to promote reconciliation and North Korea's progress.
- Japan say the South is attempting to undermine efforts to promote reconciliation and North Korea's progress.
- Korean Central News Agency say the South is attempting to undermine efforts to promote reconciliation and North Korea's progress.
- North Korea say the South is attempting to undermine efforts to promote reconciliation and North Korea's progress.
- North Korean say the South is attempting to undermine efforts to promote reconciliation and North Korea's progress.
- North Koreans say the South is attempting to undermine efforts to promote reconciliation and North Korea's progress.
- Pak Rim Su say the South is attempting to undermine efforts to promote reconciliation and North Korea's progress.
- Pyongyang say the South is attempting to undermine efforts to promote reconciliation and North Korea's progress.
- South say the South is attempting to undermine efforts to promote reconciliation and North Korea's progress.
- South Korea say the South is attempting to undermine efforts to promote reconciliation and North Korea's progress.
- South Korean say the South is attempting to undermine efforts to promote reconciliation and North Korea's progress.


How does the sentence end?

In the moments after Philippe Coutinho scored his second goal, Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck began sending a flurry of texts from his seat in the director's box. To Roman Abramovich? To Guus Hiddink? Soon enough Jose Mourinho will be getting the message because this club does not take humiliation particularly well. Football royalty was at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, with England head coach Roy Hodgson sitting alongside Buck for an embarrassing 3-1 defeat by Liverpool. Two seats down from Buck was the club's record goalscorer Frank Lampard and his dad Frank senior, enjoying the hospitality of the boardroom, if not the performance or the result.

OPTIONS:
- Bruce Buck's website had an interesting take on the momentous defeat by Liverpool, starting by acknowledging Ramires putting them in the lead before noting that the visitors 'made the best of their attacks later in the game'.
- Buck's website had an interesting take on the momentous defeat by Liverpool, starting by acknowledging Ramires putting them in the lead before noting that the visitors 'made the best of their attacks later in the game'.
- Chelsea's website had an interesting take on the momentous defeat by Liverpool, starting by acknowledging Ramires putting them in the lead before noting that the visitors 'made the best of their attacks later in the game'.
- England's website had an interesting take on the momentous defeat by Liverpool, starting by acknowledging Ramires putting them in the lead before noting that the visitors 'made the best of their attacks later in the game'.
- Frank's website had an interesting take on the momentous defeat by Liverpool, starting by acknowledging Ramires putting them in the lead before noting that the visitors 'made the best of their attacks later in the game'.
- Frank Lampard's website had an interesting take on the momentous defeat by Liverpool, starting by acknowledging Ramires putting them in the lead before noting that the visitors 'made the best of their attacks later in the game'.
- Guus Hiddink's website had an interesting take on the momentous defeat by Liverpool, starting by acknowledging Ramires putting them in the lead before noting that the visitors 'made the best of their attacks later in the game'.
- Jose Mourinho's website had an interesting take on the momentous defeat by Liverpool, starting by acknowledging Ramires putting them in the lead before noting that the visitors 'made the best of their attacks later in the game'.
- Liverpool's website had an interesting take on the momentous defeat by Liverpool, starting by acknowledging Ramires putting them in the lead before noting that the visitors 'made the best of their attacks later in the game'.
- Mourinho's website had an interesting take on the momentous defeat by Liverpool, starting by acknowledging Ramires putting them in the lead before noting that the visitors 'made the best of their attacks later in the game'.
- Philippe Coutinho's website had an interesting take on the momentous defeat by Liverpool, starting by acknowledging Ramires putting them in the lead before noting that the visitors 'made the best of their attacks later in the game'.
- Read's website had an interesting take on the momentous defeat by Liverpool, starting by acknowledging Ramires putting them in the lead before noting that the visitors 'made the best of their attacks later in the game'.
- Roman Abramovich's website had an interesting take on the momentous defeat by Liverpool, starting by acknowledging Ramires putting them in the lead before noting that the visitors 'made the best of their attacks later in the game'.
- Roy Hodgson's website had an interesting take on the momentous defeat by Liverpool, starting by acknowledging Ramires putting them in the lead before noting that the visitors 'made the best of their attacks later in the game'.
- Stamford Bridge's website had an interesting take on the momentous defeat by Liverpool, starting by acknowledging Ramires putting them in the lead before noting that the visitors 'made the best of their attacks later in the game'.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A trespasser carrying a suspicious package jumped over the White House railings last night - the latest in a string of embarrassing security breaches to hit the US capital. The intruder was arrested after climbing into the grounds of the President's home at 10.25pm. Brian Leary of the United States Secret Service - the federal agency in charge of protecting the President - said the unnamed person was in custody in Washington DC and charges were pending. He added that the intruder, whose gender or age has not been released, had been 'immediately' apprehended by officers in the uniformed division of the Secret Service.

Last September, a knife-wielding man managed to scale the fence on the north side and get into

OPTIONS:
- Brian Leary itself via an unlocked door.
- Capitol itself via an unlocked door.
- Secret Service itself via an unlocked door.
- Trespasser itself via an unlocked door.
- US itself via an unlocked door.
- United States Secret Service itself via an unlocked door.
- Washington DC itself via an unlocked door.
- White House itself via an unlocked door.


How does this story end?

(CNN) Aaron Hernandez's silver 2006 Toyota 4Runner, which prosecutors said was the "murder car" used in a drive-by double killing, is now up for sale on eBay as an "infamous" collectible item. "This is the REAL DEAL !!! Aaron Hernandez' (sic) infamous silver Toyota 4-runner," the eBay listing reads. "Nows your chance to own this infamous piece of famous football memorabilia !!" The vehicle is owned by Jack Fox, a car dealer in East Providence, Rhode Island, and had been leased to Hernandez. Fox teamed up with his friend Buddy Clair, a car dealer in Westford, Massachusetts, to put the car up for sale on eBay.

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Hernandez took the car in to Fox's dealership for regular checks until the summer of 2012.
- Buddy Clair took the car in to Fox's dealership for regular checks until the summer of 2012.
- CNN took the car in to Fox's dealership for regular checks until the summer of 2012.
- East Providence took the car in to Fox's dealership for regular checks until the summer of 2012.
- Fox took the car in to Fox's dealership for regular checks until the summer of 2012.
- Hernandez took the car in to Fox's dealership for regular checks until the summer of 2012.
- Jack Fox took the car in to Fox's dealership for regular checks until the summer of 2012.
- Massachusetts took the car in to Fox's dealership for regular checks until the summer of 2012.
- Rhode Island took the car in to Fox's dealership for regular checks until the summer of 2012.
- SUV took the car in to Fox's dealership for regular checks until the summer of 2012.
- Toyota 4-runner took the car in to Fox's dealership for regular checks until the summer of 2012.
- Toyota 4Runner took the car in to Fox's dealership for regular checks until the summer of 2012.
- Westford took the car in to Fox's dealership for regular checks until the summer of 2012.


How does the sentence end?

Prince Carl-Philip and his new wife Princess Sofia have made their first public appearance as a married couple since their wedding at the end of June. The two, who married in a lavish ceremony at the Chapel Royal at Stockholm's Royal Palace, have spent the last three weeks on their honeymoon in Fiji. Now back in Sweden, former glamour model Sofia spent Saturday watching her new husband compete in the Scandinavian Touring Car Championships in Falkenberg. Dressed in a simple blue cardigan and silk tank top, the 30-year-old appeared tanned and happy as she stood on the sidelines with the couple's border terrier Siri.

But thanks to Princess Sofia's reality TV and glamour modelling past, Carl-

OPTIONS:
- Carl's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Chapel Royal's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Falkenberg's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Fiji's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Laucana Island's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Philip's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Prince Carl's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Royal Palace's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Scandinavian Touring Car Championships's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Siri's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Sofia's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Stockholm's choice of wife initially proved controversial.
- Sweden's choice of wife initially proved controversial.


SELMA, Alabama -- For almost 60 years, Grace Britton Sweet has had the right to vote. She can vividly recall the day she registered. Grace Britton Sweet, center, was one of a few black Americans who had the right to vote as early as 1953. As an African-American woman living in the South, she was one of a few black Americans who had the right to cast a ballot as early as 1953. In states like Alabama, literacy tests were given as a way to bar African-Americans from voting. If a black person was unable to answer questions such as, "If a person charged with treason denies his guilt, how many persons must testify against him before he can be convicted?" they would be denied the right to vote.

OPTIONS:
- African wrote it again, and again it was scratched out.
- Alabama wrote it again, and again it was scratched out.
- American wrote it again, and again it was scratched out.
- Americans wrote it again, and again it was scratched out.
- Bloody Sunday wrote it again, and again it was scratched out.
- Deep South wrote it again, and again it was scratched out.
- Grace Britton Sweet wrote it again, and again it was scratched out.
- Mants wrote it again, and again it was scratched out.
- Obama wrote it again, and again it was scratched out.
- SELMA wrote it again, and again it was scratched out.
- South wrote it again, and again it was scratched out.
- Voting Rights Act of 1965 wrote it again, and again it was scratched out.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) The darkening storm over Russia is now looming over President Donald Trump's innermost circle. The intrigue now threatening to swamp Washington politics deepened on Monday when Trump's son-in-law and trusted adviser, Jared Kushner, offered to testify to senators about meetings with senior Kremlin officials -- including the head of a bank closely linked to President Vladimir Putin's government. And more revelations about a secret trip to the White House complex by House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes spurred claims by Democrats that he was in league with the President's aides to subvert his own panel's investigation into Moscow's alleged election meddling and ties to the Trump campaign.

OPTIONS:
- CNN also said during the campaign that he could lift some sanctions on Russia.
- Democrats also said during the campaign that he could lift some sanctions on Russia.
- Devin Nunes also said during the campaign that he could lift some sanctions on Russia.
- Donald Trump also said during the campaign that he could lift some sanctions on Russia.
- House Intelligence also said during the campaign that he could lift some sanctions on Russia.
- Jared Kushner also said during the campaign that he could lift some sanctions on Russia.
- Kremlin also said during the campaign that he could lift some sanctions on Russia.
- Kushner also said during the campaign that he could lift some sanctions on Russia.
- Moscow also said during the campaign that he could lift some sanctions on Russia.
- Russia also said during the campaign that he could lift some sanctions on Russia.
- Trump also said during the campaign that he could lift some sanctions on Russia.
- Vladimir Putin also said during the campaign that he could lift some sanctions on Russia.
- Washington also said during the campaign that he could lift some sanctions on Russia.
- White House also said during the campaign that he could lift some sanctions on Russia.


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

What do Agatha Christie, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Harry Potter have in common with Downton Abbey, Elton John and Grand Theft Auto? Each, in its own way, is not just a British cultural landmark, but an enormously lucrative cultural export, commanding the loyalty of consumers all over the globe. Half a century ago, with the British Empire in terminal decline and our manufacturing industries in meltdown, Britain seemed destined for a miserable future of irrelevance and obscurity. In 1962 the former US Secretary of State Dean Acheson even told an audience that, ‘Great Britain has lost an empire, and has not yet found a role.’

The careers of

OPTIONS:
- Agatha Christie’s best-known rock stars prove the point.
- Andrew Lloyd Webber’s best-known rock stars prove the point.
- BBC’s best-known rock stars prove the point.
- Britain’s best-known rock stars prove the point.
- British’s best-known rock stars prove the point.
- British Empire’s best-known rock stars prove the point.
- Dean Acheson’s best-known rock stars prove the point.
- Dominic Sandbrook’s best-known rock stars prove the point.
- Downton Abbey’s best-known rock stars prove the point.
- Elton John’s best-known rock stars prove the point.
- Grand Theft Auto’s best-known rock stars prove the point.
- Great Britain’s best-known rock stars prove the point.
- Harry Potter’s best-known rock stars prove the point.
- US’s best-known rock stars prove the point.


Write the next sentence.

Washington (CNN) Bob Hemseath, whose corn-farming business hinges on the whims of mother nature, is comfortable with uncertainty. But as the fourth-generation farmer heads onto his northeast Iowa farm for the 2017 planting season, it's the uncertainty coming from the White House that has Hemseath increasingly worried. The farmer listened during the 2016 campaign as Donald Trump, the real estate magnate turned politician, promised to end the North American Free Trade Agreement. Hemseath, a Republican whose industry relies heavily on exports to Mexico, chalked it up to political bluster, noted Hillary Clinton's anti-trade rhetoric and voted for Trump in November.

Many of these farmers were well-aware of

OPTIONS:
- Bob Hemseath's anti-NAFTA rhetoric on the campaign trail.
- CNN's anti-NAFTA rhetoric on the campaign trail.
- Canada's anti-NAFTA rhetoric on the campaign trail.
- Donald Trump's anti-NAFTA rhetoric on the campaign trail.
- Hemseath's anti-NAFTA rhetoric on the campaign trail.
- Hillary Clinton's anti-NAFTA rhetoric on the campaign trail.
- Iowa's anti-NAFTA rhetoric on the campaign trail.
- Mexico's anti-NAFTA rhetoric on the campaign trail.
- NAFTA's anti-NAFTA rhetoric on the campaign trail.
- North American Free Trade Agreement's anti-NAFTA rhetoric on the campaign trail.
- Republican's anti-NAFTA rhetoric on the campaign trail.
- Trump's anti-NAFTA rhetoric on the campaign trail.
- Washington's anti-NAFTA rhetoric on the campaign trail.
- White House's anti-NAFTA rhetoric on the campaign trail.


How does this story end?

He has long struggled to convince voters that he is a suitable choice for prime minister. Now Ed Miliband has hired a leadership coaching firm that helps people overcome anxiety and find their ‘inner voice’. The consultants drafted in by the Labour leader claim to work with politicians to build ‘leadership skills’ using ‘neuroscience’ and ‘business psychology’. Scroll down for video Ed Miliband, pictured, has hired a US guru who can help him convince himself that he can be Prime Minister Mr Miliband, pictured, has constantly lagged behind Prime Minister David Cameron in the personal rating polls Services offered by ExtendedMind include coaching on how to look ‘authentic’ and tutorials on how to build alliances – which may come in useful during negotiations with SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon.

Asked yesterday whether his use of

OPTIONS:
- David Cameron had been ‘helpful’, Mr Miliband told a press conference: ‘I will let other people make a judgment on those questions.
- Ed Miliband had been ‘helpful’, Mr Miliband told a press conference: ‘I will let other people make a judgment on those questions.
- ExtendedMind had been ‘helpful’, Mr Miliband told a press conference: ‘I will let other people make a judgment on those questions.
- Labour leader had been ‘helpful’, Mr Miliband told a press conference: ‘I will let other people make a judgment on those questions.
- Miliband had been ‘helpful’, Mr Miliband told a press conference: ‘I will let other people make a judgment on those questions.
- Nicola Sturgeon had been ‘helpful’, Mr Miliband told a press conference: ‘I will let other people make a judgment on those questions.
- SNP had been ‘helpful’, Mr Miliband told a press conference: ‘I will let other people make a judgment on those questions.
- US had been ‘helpful’, Mr Miliband told a press conference: ‘I will let other people make a judgment on those questions.


Complete the passage.

A lonely heart woman was tricked into handing over £1.6million to a gang of dating site conmen who used a copy of pick-up manual The Game and posed as a wealthy engineer to win her affections. The woman in her 40s from Hillingdon, north west London, thought she was in an online relationship with a divorcee father-of-one called Christian Anderson. But little did she know she was actually being tricked by a gang of fraudsters including Ife Ojo, 31, and Olusegun Agbaje, 43, who duped her into 'loaning' them a staggering £1.6million, telling her the money was needed to free up inheritance so they could start a new life together.

In this case, the woman had met '

OPTIONS:
- Africa' on a dating website in February 2014.
- Amsterdam' on a dating website in February 2014.
- Anderson' on a dating website in February 2014.
- Christian Anderson' on a dating website in February 2014.
- Dutch' on a dating website in February 2014.
- Hillingdon' on a dating website in February 2014.
- Ife Ojo' on a dating website in February 2014.
- London' on a dating website in February 2014.
- NHS' on a dating website in February 2014.
- Nigerian' on a dating website in February 2014.
- Olusegun Agbaje' on a dating website in February 2014.
- The Game' on a dating website in February 2014.


How does the sentence end?

The captivating motion of various satellites orbiting our planet has been revealed in a fascinating Nasa video. Created by the agency’s Goddard Space Flight Centre in Maryland, it shows their entire Earth-observation fleet and the paths they take around Earth. While the ISS sweeps across ‘diagonally’, in the video at least, others like the Landsat series are seen travelling from pole to pole. Scroll down for video Nasa scientists in Maryland, US have created a satellite visualisation (shown). It shows dozens of Earth-observing satellites currently orbiting our planet. They include Landsat 7 and 8, part of Nasa's long-serving series. And the ISS can also be seen sweeping diagonally across Earth

‘Together, they provide a picture of the

OPTIONS:
- Earth as a system,’ said Nasa.
- Goddard Space Flight Centre as a system,’ said Nasa.
- ISS as a system,’ said Nasa.
- Landsat as a system,’ said Nasa.
- Landsat 7 as a system,’ said Nasa.
- Maryland as a system,’ said Nasa.
- Nasa as a system,’ said Nasa.
- US as a system,’ said Nasa.


Write the last sentence in this story.

Lindsay Jo Rimer went missing from Hebden Bridge and her body was found in a canal five months later The sister of murdered schoolgirl Lindsay Jo Rimer has spoken of her family's agony as they still hope to find her killer 20 years after her death. Lindsay Jo was 13 when she went missing after going to the shops in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire. Her body was discovered in Rochdale canal five months later, weighed down with a 20lb rock. The teenager's sister Kate described her family's struggle since Lindsay Jo's death as a 'life sentence'. She has spoken out for the first time as detectives launch a new bid to find Lindsay Jo's killer as they admit they are still searching for the 'golden nugget' to bring justice to her family.

'Anyone who watches the clip of

OPTIONS:
- Hebden Bridge's interview will be moved by what she has to say.
- Kate's interview will be moved by what she has to say.
- Lindsay Jo's interview will be moved by what she has to say.
- Lindsay Jo Rimer's interview will be moved by what she has to say.
- Rimer's interview will be moved by what she has to say.
- Rochdale's interview will be moved by what she has to say.
- West Yorkshire's interview will be moved by what she has to say.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Hollywood studio executives use it, as do, it's rumoured, a raft of A-list film stars who are desperate to roll back the years. Now clinics in the UK are reporting an influx of patients begging for the apparent elixir of youth — human growth hormone (HGH). Extraordinary claims are made for HGH. It gives you glossier hair, firmer skin, a greater sex drive, enhanced memory and more energy, say evangelists. Others use it for weight loss and muscle gain. Some say it can even make you look two decades younger. 'It seemed like magic,' says 40-year-old Aimi Veness, from East Sussex, who started using HGH last August. 'I was down to under 9st even though I was eating whatever I liked.

The global trade in

OPTIONS:
- Aimi Vaness is booming, with analysts estimating the market will be worth £2.4 billion by 2020.
- Aimi Veness is booming, with analysts estimating the market will be worth £2.4 billion by 2020.
- East Sussex is booming, with analysts estimating the market will be worth £2.4 billion by 2020.
- HGH is booming, with analysts estimating the market will be worth £2.4 billion by 2020.
- Hollywood is booming, with analysts estimating the market will be worth £2.4 billion by 2020.
- UK is booming, with analysts estimating the market will be worth £2.4 billion by 2020.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) Infuriated after a pregnant black woman was shot and killed by police, protesters marched from the apartment building where Charleena Lyles died to downtown Seattle on Thursday night. "Say her name!" one man shouted. The crowd roared back: "Charleena!" They marched through downtown yelling, "Hey, hey, ho, ho. Racism has got to go." Police say two officers opened fire after Lyles, 30, confronted them with two knives on Sunday. Her family and community members blasted their decision to use deadly force on the mother of four and questioned why other alternatives weren't used. "We continue to have black men and women being shot and killed by police," Michelle Sarju who attended the march told CNN affiliate KOMO. "At some point, we have to do police reform. I grew up in a family of police officers and this is an embarrassment to the profession my grandfather and my dad chose."

On Sunday, shortly before 9 a.m.,

OPTIONS:
- CNN called 911 to report a break-in and told the operator that her door was open and that "there's stuff missing," from her home.
- Charleena Lyles called 911 to report a break-in and told the operator that her door was open and that "there's stuff missing," from her home.
- Charleena! called 911 to report a break-in and told the operator that her door was open and that "there's stuff missing," from her home.
- KOMO called 911 to report a break-in and told the operator that her door was open and that "there's stuff missing," from her home.
- Lyles called 911 to report a break-in and told the operator that her door was open and that "there's stuff missing," from her home.
- Michelle Sarju called 911 to report a break-in and told the operator that her door was open and that "there's stuff missing," from her home.
- Seattle called 911 to report a break-in and told the operator that her door was open and that "there's stuff missing," from her home.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) The city of Orlando is discussing with the owners of the Pulse nightclub the possibility of buying the property and turning the site of the deadliest massacre in modern U.S. history into a memorial, spokeswomen for both parties said Wednesday. Barbara Poma, an owner of the club, and Mayor Buddy Dyer spoke about the possibility a few weeks ago, Sara Brady, a spokeswoman for Poma told CNN. In an interview aired Tuesday on WMFE radio, Dyer said, "We need to determine some period of time that we leave it exactly as is with some adequate fencing because there will be people ... that want to travel here to see it as it exists without making modifications."

After someone broke in July 14, Poma called

OPTIONS:
- Barbara Poma a "sacred place."
- Buddy Dyer a "sacred place."
- CNN a "sacred place."
- Dyer a "sacred place."
- Orlando a "sacred place."
- Poma a "sacred place."
- Pulse a "sacred place."
- Sara Brady a "sacred place."
- U.S. a "sacred place."
- WMFE a "sacred place."


Don't look now, Donald, but Ben is breathing down your neck. That's the message from a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released Sunday morning. It shows GOP real estate titan Donald Trump with just a 1-percentage-point lead over retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson among a smallish sample of  Republican voters. Trump won the support of 21 percent, compared with Carson's 20. Florida Senator Marco Rubio, the latest candidate to make a surge, shares third place with former tech CEO Carly Fiorina. Each had 11 per cent. When pollsters added the survey respondents' first and second choices together, the doctor overtakes the billionaire by 4 points, 35 to 31. Fiorina, the GOP field's lone female, is close behind with 28.

When Biden's name was removed from the list of choices,

OPTIONS:
- Ben's lead grew to 15 points.
- Ben Carson's lead grew to 15 points.
- Biden's lead grew to 15 points.
- Bush's lead grew to 15 points.
- CNN's lead grew to 15 points.
- Carly Fiorina's lead grew to 15 points.
- Carson's lead grew to 15 points.
- Clinton's lead grew to 15 points.
- Democrats's lead grew to 15 points.
- Donald's lead grew to 15 points.
- Donald Trump's lead grew to 15 points.
- Fiorina's lead grew to 15 points.
- Florida's lead grew to 15 points.
- GOP's lead grew to 15 points.
- Marco Rubio's lead grew to 15 points.
- NBC News's lead grew to 15 points.
- Republican's lead grew to 15 points.
- Republicans's lead grew to 15 points.
- Rubio's lead grew to 15 points.
- Sanders's lead grew to 15 points.
- Trump's lead grew to 15 points.
- Wall Street Journal's lead grew to 15 points.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) Jurors failed to reach a verdict Tuesday and will begin a third day of deliberations Wednesday in Bill Cosby's trial for aggravated indecent assault -- a case closely watched by the public as well as the dozens of women who have accused Cosby of similar misconduct. Prosecutors say the famed comedian drugged and sexually assaulted Andrea Constand, a former Temple University employee, at his home near Philadelphia in January 2004. Cosby pleaded not guilty to three charges of aggravated indecent assault, a second-degree felony. The jury of seven men and five women were bused in from Allegheny County near Pittsburgh and have been sequestered in a hotel for the trial. They began deliberating Monday evening, continued all day Tuesday, and will resume again Wednesday morning.

OPTIONS:
- Allegheny County lowered and shook his head in the courtroom as she spoke.
- Andrea Constand lowered and shook his head in the courtroom as she spoke.
- Bill Cosby lowered and shook his head in the courtroom as she spoke.
- Cosby lowered and shook his head in the courtroom as she spoke.
- Philadelphia lowered and shook his head in the courtroom as she spoke.
- Pittsburgh lowered and shook his head in the courtroom as she spoke.
- Temple University lowered and shook his head in the courtroom as she spoke.


How does the sentence end?

Australia's housing market is under growing pressure, as auction clearance rates in Sydney fell to their lowest point in three years amid concerns over rising interest rates. Clearance rates in Sydney fell to 65 per cent on Saturday, which is the lowest since 2012. It was also a five per cent decrease from the previous week. Market experts linked the fall to Westpac's decision to increase mortgage interest rates this week. 'I don't want to use the word crash yet... but obviously there must be a correlation with the attention given to the interest rate rise,' senior economist Andrew Wilson said, according to Domain.

'The higher interest rate clearly spooked an already skittish

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Wilson property market... it's the lowest clearance rate since the spring season of 2012 - that was a pretty soft market.'
- Australia property market... it's the lowest clearance rate since the spring season of 2012 - that was a pretty soft market.'
- Domain property market... it's the lowest clearance rate since the spring season of 2012 - that was a pretty soft market.'
- Sydney property market... it's the lowest clearance rate since the spring season of 2012 - that was a pretty soft market.'
- Westpac property market... it's the lowest clearance rate since the spring season of 2012 - that was a pretty soft market.'


Write the next sentence.

Stockholm, Sweden (CNN) With its brick and pastel-colored mid-rise apartment blocks, neatly-paved square and tree-lined streets, Rinkeby could be just about any town in Sweden. Take a closer look, though, and you notice the Arabic signs in shop windows, overhear conversations in Kurdish, and see many faces of people of Somali descent. On the surface, it may feel a world away from other troubled immigrant neighborhoods in Europe -- Molenbeek in Brussels, say, or the banlieues of Paris -- but Rinkeby, however well-kept, has its problems too. When Donald Trump suggested something was going wrong in Sweden -- long hailed a glowing example for its decision to welcome so many refugees and migrants -- his remarks were met first with confusion, and then with derision.

Between 2012 and 2015,

OPTIONS:
- Arabic granted asylum to 101,925 refugees -- that's about 1% of the country's total population.
- Brussels granted asylum to 101,925 refugees -- that's about 1% of the country's total population.
- CNN granted asylum to 101,925 refugees -- that's about 1% of the country's total population.
- Donald Trump granted asylum to 101,925 refugees -- that's about 1% of the country's total population.
- Europe granted asylum to 101,925 refugees -- that's about 1% of the country's total population.
- Kurdish granted asylum to 101,925 refugees -- that's about 1% of the country's total population.
- Molenbeek granted asylum to 101,925 refugees -- that's about 1% of the country's total population.
- Paris granted asylum to 101,925 refugees -- that's about 1% of the country's total population.
- Rinkeby granted asylum to 101,925 refugees -- that's about 1% of the country's total population.
- Somali granted asylum to 101,925 refugees -- that's about 1% of the country's total population.
- Stockholm granted asylum to 101,925 refugees -- that's about 1% of the country's total population.
- Sweden granted asylum to 101,925 refugees -- that's about 1% of the country's total population.


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

Thousands of infertile couples are being denied IVF because NHS bosses are frittering away cash on rip-off fertility clinics, says a leading doctor. Some are paying ‘scandalous’ amounts to clinics and then refusing desperate couples a second round of IVF on cost grounds, said fertility expert Professor Geeta Nargund. Across England the amount local NHS groups pay to IVF clinics for a single IVF ‘cycle’ varies fivefold – from £1,300 to more than £6,000, according to responses to Freedom of Information requests. Prof Nargund, lead consultant for reproductive medicine at St George’s Hospital in London and medical director of a chain of private Create IVF clinics, is pressing Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt to stop the waste.

In a letter to Mr

OPTIONS:
- England she wrote: ‘There is a wide disparity in the price per IVF cycle paid by NHS clinical commissioning groups in different areas.
- Freedom of Information she wrote: ‘There is a wide disparity in the price per IVF cycle paid by NHS clinical commissioning groups in different areas.
- Geeta Nargund she wrote: ‘There is a wide disparity in the price per IVF cycle paid by NHS clinical commissioning groups in different areas.
- IVF she wrote: ‘There is a wide disparity in the price per IVF cycle paid by NHS clinical commissioning groups in different areas.
- IVF ‘cycle’ she wrote: ‘There is a wide disparity in the price per IVF cycle paid by NHS clinical commissioning groups in different areas.
- Jeremy Hunt she wrote: ‘There is a wide disparity in the price per IVF cycle paid by NHS clinical commissioning groups in different areas.
- London she wrote: ‘There is a wide disparity in the price per IVF cycle paid by NHS clinical commissioning groups in different areas.
- NHS she wrote: ‘There is a wide disparity in the price per IVF cycle paid by NHS clinical commissioning groups in different areas.
- Nargund she wrote: ‘There is a wide disparity in the price per IVF cycle paid by NHS clinical commissioning groups in different areas.
- St George’s Hospital she wrote: ‘There is a wide disparity in the price per IVF cycle paid by NHS clinical commissioning groups in different areas.


How does the sentence end?

Tokyo (CNN) Japan's much-loved Emperor Akihito will stand down on April 30, 2019, becoming the first Japanese monarch to abdicate his post in two centuries. The decision was made at a meeting of the Imperial House Council and announced by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Friday. Crown Prince Naruhito, who has already assumed some of his father's duties, will take on the role on May 1, 2019, becoming the 126th Emperor to ascend to Japan's Chrysanthemum Throne. "I will do my upmost to ensure that the Emperor's abdication and the ascension of the Crown Prince will proceed smoothly with the blessing of all of our citizens," Abe said.

"He became emperor when

OPTIONS:
- Abe was looking for a new national identity and I think his commitment to peace became symbolic of how Japan tried to be perceived in the world.
- Akihito was looking for a new national identity and I think his commitment to peace became symbolic of how Japan tried to be perceived in the world.
- CNN was looking for a new national identity and I think his commitment to peace became symbolic of how Japan tried to be perceived in the world.
- Chrysanthemum Throne was looking for a new national identity and I think his commitment to peace became symbolic of how Japan tried to be perceived in the world.
- Emperor was looking for a new national identity and I think his commitment to peace became symbolic of how Japan tried to be perceived in the world.
- Imperial House Council was looking for a new national identity and I think his commitment to peace became symbolic of how Japan tried to be perceived in the world.
- Japan was looking for a new national identity and I think his commitment to peace became symbolic of how Japan tried to be perceived in the world.
- Japanese was looking for a new national identity and I think his commitment to peace became symbolic of how Japan tried to be perceived in the world.
- Naruhito was looking for a new national identity and I think his commitment to peace became symbolic of how Japan tried to be perceived in the world.
- Prince was looking for a new national identity and I think his commitment to peace became symbolic of how Japan tried to be perceived in the world.
- Prince Naruhito was looking for a new national identity and I think his commitment to peace became symbolic of how Japan tried to be perceived in the world.
- Shinzo Abe was looking for a new national identity and I think his commitment to peace became symbolic of how Japan tried to be perceived in the world.
- Tokyo was looking for a new national identity and I think his commitment to peace became symbolic of how Japan tried to be perceived in the world.


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Juan Mata struck twice for Manchester United as Liverpool were dealt a major blow to their top-four hopes and captain Steven Gerrard was sensationally sent off within seconds of coming on. Ander Herrera's through ball found Mata on 14 minutes for the opener as Louis van Gaal's side got off to the perfect start. Brendan Rodgers brought on the experience and leadership of his captain Gerrard for the second half, but in less than a minute he was soon walking off in disgrace after a stamp on Ander Herrera. Star man Juan Mata celebrates his spectacular second goal in Manchester United's 2-1 win over Liverpool

Unlucky not to keep out

OPTIONS:
- Ander Herrera’s first goal but had absolutely no chance with the second.
- Brendan Rodgers’s first goal but had absolutely no chance with the second.
- Daley Blind’s first goal but had absolutely no chance with the second.
- Gerrard’s first goal but had absolutely no chance with the second.
- Juan Mata’s first goal but had absolutely no chance with the second.
- Liverpool’s first goal but had absolutely no chance with the second.
- Louis van Gaal’s first goal but had absolutely no chance with the second.
- Manchester United’s first goal but had absolutely no chance with the second.
- Marouane Fellaini’s first goal but had absolutely no chance with the second.
- Mata’s first goal but had absolutely no chance with the second.
- Philippe Coutinho’s first goal but had absolutely no chance with the second.
- Star’s first goal but had absolutely no chance with the second.
- Steven Gerrard’s first goal but had absolutely no chance with the second.
- United’s first goal but had absolutely no chance with the second.


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

An frail elderly woman lost five kilograms in five days when she was being treated at Perth's new Fiona Stanley Hospital (FSH), but the West Australian health minister said doctors did nothing wrong. Joyce Tabram, 82, was 39 kilograms when she was admitted to FSH on March 30 with swollen abdomen but left weighing just 34 kilograms. She was told to fast for five days while waiting for tests to be performed on her. Joyce Tabram, 82, lost five kilograms in five days while she being treated at Fiona Stanley Hospital in Perth Ms Tabram told the ABC her test was put off until April 3 after she became fed up with no action being taken.

'

OPTIONS:
- ABC, I think it stinks that's all I can say,' Ms Tabram said.
- FSH, I think it stinks that's all I can say,' Ms Tabram said.
- Fiona Stanley Hospital, I think it stinks that's all I can say,' Ms Tabram said.
- Joyce Tabram, I think it stinks that's all I can say,' Ms Tabram said.
- Perth, I think it stinks that's all I can say,' Ms Tabram said.
- Tabram, I think it stinks that's all I can say,' Ms Tabram said.
- WA, I think it stinks that's all I can say,' Ms Tabram said.
- West Australian, I think it stinks that's all I can say,' Ms Tabram said.


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

Hong Kong (CNN) Japan lodged a protest Monday against Chinese allegations that its fighter jets engaged in a dangerous mid-air confrontation with Chinese military planes. China's Defense Ministry said Saturday that the Japanese jets "interfered with Chinese military aircraft from close range and even launched jamming shells, which endangered the safety of Chinese aircraft and crew." Japan said that fighter jets were scrambled when six Chinese military aircraft "trespassed" into its territorial waters in the Miyako Strait. "It is extremely regrettable that the Chinese defense ministry announced unilaterally something that clearly differs from the fact. This damages the improvement of Japan-China relationship and we have lodged strong protest," Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Monday.

East China Sea: Japan scrambles jets as

OPTIONS:
- Beijing flies fleet near disputed islands
- CNN flies fleet near disputed islands
- China flies fleet near disputed islands
- Chinese flies fleet near disputed islands
- Defense Ministry flies fleet near disputed islands
- Hong Kong flies fleet near disputed islands
- Japan flies fleet near disputed islands
- Japanese flies fleet near disputed islands
- Miyako Strait flies fleet near disputed islands
- Taiwan flies fleet near disputed islands
- Yoshihide Suga flies fleet near disputed islands


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Peaches Geldof had debts worth some £450,000 at the time of her death, it has been reported. It means the mother-of-two, who died of a heroin overdose at her home in Kent last April, leaves less than half of her £884,274 estate to her musician husband, Thomas Cohen, and their two sons. The claims come just days after her father, Bob Geldof, revealed in a heart-breaking interview that he had 'half-expected' his daughter's death. According to the Daily Mirror, Peaches left no will but details of her estate have now emerged. It was reduced from a gross sum of £884,274 to £394,630 after her debts and outstanding affairs were settled. It is not known what the debts relate to.

Mr

OPTIONS:
- Bob Geldof will then be entitled to half of the remaining £194,630, giving him a total inheritance of roughly £347,315.
- Daily Mirror will then be entitled to half of the remaining £194,630, giving him a total inheritance of roughly £347,315.
- Kent will then be entitled to half of the remaining £194,630, giving him a total inheritance of roughly £347,315.
- Peaches will then be entitled to half of the remaining £194,630, giving him a total inheritance of roughly £347,315.
- Peaches Geldof will then be entitled to half of the remaining £194,630, giving him a total inheritance of roughly £347,315.
- Thomas Cohen will then be entitled to half of the remaining £194,630, giving him a total inheritance of roughly £347,315.


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Greenland, New Hampshire (CNN) -- Rick Perry aimed Saturday to shift attention from Iowa's straw poll to New Hampshire and South Carolina, where he told conservative activists he is seeking the 2012 Republican presidential nomination. The Texas governor addressed a group of voters in Greenland, New Hampshire, a state where he is expected to launch an aggressive campaign. "It's time to get America working, folks, and that's the reason I am announcing my candidacy today to be president of the United States," he said, as supporters cheered. Perry came in sixth as an unofficial write-in on the nonbinding Ames Straw Poll. Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann, Texas Rep. Ron Paul and former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, as expected, took the top three positions in the vote.

He addressed

OPTIONS:
- America directly during his speech, telling the president: "You can't win the future by selling it off to foreign creditors."
- Ames Straw Poll directly during his speech, telling the president: "You can't win the future by selling it off to foreign creditors."
- CNN directly during his speech, telling the president: "You can't win the future by selling it off to foreign creditors."
- Greenland directly during his speech, telling the president: "You can't win the future by selling it off to foreign creditors."
- Iowa directly during his speech, telling the president: "You can't win the future by selling it off to foreign creditors."
- Michele Bachmann directly during his speech, telling the president: "You can't win the future by selling it off to foreign creditors."
- Minnesota directly during his speech, telling the president: "You can't win the future by selling it off to foreign creditors."
- New Hampshire directly during his speech, telling the president: "You can't win the future by selling it off to foreign creditors."
- Obama directly during his speech, telling the president: "You can't win the future by selling it off to foreign creditors."
- Perry directly during his speech, telling the president: "You can't win the future by selling it off to foreign creditors."
- Republican directly during his speech, telling the president: "You can't win the future by selling it off to foreign creditors."
- Rick Perry directly during his speech, telling the president: "You can't win the future by selling it off to foreign creditors."
- Ron Paul directly during his speech, telling the president: "You can't win the future by selling it off to foreign creditors."
- South Carolina directly during his speech, telling the president: "You can't win the future by selling it off to foreign creditors."
- Texas directly during his speech, telling the president: "You can't win the future by selling it off to foreign creditors."
- Tim Pawlenty directly during his speech, telling the president: "You can't win the future by selling it off to foreign creditors."
- United States directly during his speech, telling the president: "You can't win the future by selling it off to foreign creditors."


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The boyfriend branded a cheat after a photograph went viral of him kissing another girl says he has 'made a massive mistake'. Matty Steven was snapped sharing a kiss with Pippa McKinney in AXM in the city centre - who then tried to find him on Facebook after believing she had 'taken down his number wrong'. But his girlfriend, Emily, was tagged in the Stockport girl's post and soon publicly ended their one-year relationship. Now Matty, 22, of Wythenshawe, has spoken of his upset after the ordeal - just hours after an imposter came out pretending to be him and claimed he and girlfriend Emily were on a break.

He told me he was 22 and his name was

OPTIONS:
- AXM.
- Emily.
- Facebook.
- Matty.
- Matty Steven.
- Pippa McKinney.
- Stockport.
- Wythenshawe.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) Zac Petkanas thought he was done with politics after the 2016 election. He was ready to move into the private sector -- or maybe chase a dream job in the art world. Then his boss, Hillary Clinton, lost. Within 48 hours -- infuriated by the Cabinet prospects being floated by Donald Trump's transition team, like Wisconsin sheriff David Clarke for homeland security secretary -- Petkanas had decided he couldn't change careers yet. "Tuesday was the election. Wednesday I was sleepless and tired and very sad," he said. "And Thursday I got extremely angry." Petkanas quickly transitioned from Clinton's director of rapid response -- a role that made him the campaign's chief Trump hit man -- to director of the Democratic National Committee's war room, where he'd lead the party's resistance to Trump's actions.

But she came to feel like she had two options: working, or yelling at the television as news of

OPTIONS:
- CNN's transition moves came in.
- Cabinet's transition moves came in.
- Clinton's transition moves came in.
- David Clarke's transition moves came in.
- Democratic National Committee's transition moves came in.
- Democratic Party's transition moves came in.
- Donald Trump's transition moves came in.
- Hillary Clinton's transition moves came in.
- Petkanas's transition moves came in.
- Trump's transition moves came in.
- Washington's transition moves came in.
- Wisconsin's transition moves came in.
- Zac Petkanas's transition moves came in.


(CNN) Are Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump the same person? The normal test for that is asking if they've ever been seen in the same room together -- and, OK, they have. At Trump's third wedding. Clinton says she and Bill only went because they thought "it would be fun." But it's more than that: Power also attracts power; egos are drawn to ego. And when chatting over a glass of champagne at the reception, they might have found they have a surprising amount in common. 1. Age. Clinton is 68; Trump turns 70 in a few days. They're both baby boomers and their lives followed two very "Sixties" trajectories. Clinton, the young idealist, grew up to become a left-wing activist. Trump, the square WASP, grew up to become a filthy rich yuppie. They're like Barbra Streisand and Robert Redford in "The Way We Were." Without the romance. Thank God.

Former students say they were told they'd be meeting the head professor himself only to be invited to have their photo taken with a cardboard

OPTIONS:
- Barbra Streisand cutout.
- Bill cutout.
- Clinton cutout.
- Donald Trump cutout.
- God cutout.
- Hillary Clinton cutout.
- New Yorkers cutout.
- Robert Redford cutout.
- The Way We Were cutout.
- Timothy Stanley cutout.
- Trump cutout.
- WASP cutout.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Russia said one of its airstrikes in Syria killed ISIS spokesman Mohammad al-Adnani -- a claim that a US official called preposterous. On Wednesday, Russia's Ministry of Defense announced it killed the terror leader on the ministry's official Facebook page. It said Adnani was one of up to 40 ISIS militants killed by a Russian bomber in Aleppo province. But a US defense official slammed Russia's assertion. "It would be laughable but for the very real humanitarian suffering Russia has inflicted," the defense official said Wednesday. "We stand by the statement we made yesterday. We conducted a strike that targeted al-Adnani. We are assessing the results of that strike."

On Tuesday, ISIS announced

OPTIONS:
- Adnani's death in a rare public statement.
- Aleppo's death in a rare public statement.
- CNN's death in a rare public statement.
- Facebook's death in a rare public statement.
- ISIS's death in a rare public statement.
- Ministry of Defense's death in a rare public statement.
- Mohammad al's death in a rare public statement.
- Russia's death in a rare public statement.
- Russian's death in a rare public statement.
- Syria's death in a rare public statement.
- US's death in a rare public statement.


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A suburban dominatrix has been reported to the police after 'whipping' and 'screaming' noises coming from her dungeon upset her middle-class neighbours and a nearby tennis club. Mistress Evilyne, who runs the Dungeon Manor in Orpington, south east London, was reported to officers after neighbours complained about the sounds coming from her £750,000 property. The former pastry chef, 31, who appears to have been inspired by the hit 50 Shades of Grey franchise, charges clients between £200-an-hour and £1,200-a-night to 'be her slave' but insists she does not offer sexual services. The Dungeon Manor, which is kitted out with shackles and leather, is available to hire for couples and professionals and can be rented out for filming and photography.

The

OPTIONS:
- Dungeon Manor takes bookings on the internet before directing clients to a house where they can be blackmailed, restrained or humiliated for their pleasure.
- Grey takes bookings on the internet before directing clients to a house where they can be blackmailed, restrained or humiliated for their pleasure.
- London takes bookings on the internet before directing clients to a house where they can be blackmailed, restrained or humiliated for their pleasure.
- Met Police takes bookings on the internet before directing clients to a house where they can be blackmailed, restrained or humiliated for their pleasure.
- Mistress Evilyne takes bookings on the internet before directing clients to a house where they can be blackmailed, restrained or humiliated for their pleasure.
- Orpington takes bookings on the internet before directing clients to a house where they can be blackmailed, restrained or humiliated for their pleasure.
- Shades takes bookings on the internet before directing clients to a house where they can be blackmailed, restrained or humiliated for their pleasure.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- Without firing a shot, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has achieved remarkable results in his efforts to counter Iran's nuclear program. In little more than a year, the prime minister has managed to move the Iran nuclear issue to the top of the international agenda, to toughen sanctions, and in an extraordinary move, to push U.S. President Barack Obama to strengthen American policy so that preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons became the focus, rather than just containing Iran and its nuclear program. Indeed, if you throw in Republican challenger Mitt Romney's unwillingness to accept Iran even having the capacity to produce a nuke, Netanyahu's record is even better.

The only thing worse for Netanyahu than a re-elected

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Miller is an angry re-elected Obama.
- American is an angry re-elected Obama.
- Barack Obama is an angry re-elected Obama.
- Benjamin Netanyahu is an angry re-elected Obama.
- CNN is an angry re-elected Obama.
- Iran is an angry re-elected Obama.
- Israeli is an angry re-elected Obama.
- Miller is an angry re-elected Obama.
- Mitt Romney is an angry re-elected Obama.
- Netanyahu is an angry re-elected Obama.
- Obama is an angry re-elected Obama.
- PM Netanyahu is an angry re-elected Obama.
- Republican is an angry re-elected Obama.
- U.S. is an angry re-elected Obama.


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

Germany's top Nazi war crimes hunter had 50 former death camp guards in his sights after an international trawl through archives and wartime service records of S.S. personnel. While Oskar Groening was today sentenced to four years in jail for facilitating the murder of 300,000 Jews at Auschwitz, none of them are ever likely to make it into the dock. Kurt Schrimm of Germany's Central Office for the investigation of National Socialist Crimes prepared prosecution papers against the former overseers who served at the Auschwitz extermination centre in Nazi occupied Poland during WWII. Auschwitz, as well as being a vast prison camp where inmates worked until they died, was also the largest of the Nazi killing factories where an estimated 1.2 million people were put to death.

In an interview with a

OPTIONS:
- Auschwitz magazine in 1985, he reportedly said: 'My only regret is I didn't murder more Jews'.
- Central Office magazine in 1985, he reportedly said: 'My only regret is I didn't murder more Jews'.
- Europe magazine in 1985, he reportedly said: 'My only regret is I didn't murder more Jews'.
- German magazine in 1985, he reportedly said: 'My only regret is I didn't murder more Jews'.
- Germany magazine in 1985, he reportedly said: 'My only regret is I didn't murder more Jews'.
- Groeing magazine in 1985, he reportedly said: 'My only regret is I didn't murder more Jews'.
- Hitler magazine in 1985, he reportedly said: 'My only regret is I didn't murder more Jews'.
- Jews magazine in 1985, he reportedly said: 'My only regret is I didn't murder more Jews'.
- Kurt Schrimm magazine in 1985, he reportedly said: 'My only regret is I didn't murder more Jews'.
- National Socialist Crimes magazine in 1985, he reportedly said: 'My only regret is I didn't murder more Jews'.
- Nazi magazine in 1985, he reportedly said: 'My only regret is I didn't murder more Jews'.
- Oskar Groening magazine in 1985, he reportedly said: 'My only regret is I didn't murder more Jews'.
- Poland magazine in 1985, he reportedly said: 'My only regret is I didn't murder more Jews'.
- S.S. magazine in 1985, he reportedly said: 'My only regret is I didn't murder more Jews'.
- South America magazine in 1985, he reportedly said: 'My only regret is I didn't murder more Jews'.
- US magazine in 1985, he reportedly said: 'My only regret is I didn't murder more Jews'.
- WWII magazine in 1985, he reportedly said: 'My only regret is I didn't murder more Jews'.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) Bill O'Reilly's repellent, on-air comment Tuesday has helped shine a spotlight on the ways in which black women are stereotyped and denigrated. The #BlackWomenAtWork hashtag that quickly blew up on Twitter after he publicly disrespected Rep. Maxine Waters, the most senior African-American woman in Congress, brought women's stories of systemic, widespread and routine affronts rushing to the surface. As an African-American woman, I am outraged. All Americans should be. After watching a clip of Waters speaking on the floor of the House of Representatives, O'Reilly, appearing on "Fox & Friends" on Tuesday, ignored the substance of her comments and told the show's hosts that he was distracted by her "James Brown wig." This attempt to render Waters silent and invisible by making a caricature out of her appearance reflects the toxic social and political climate that we face across our country today.

OPTIONS:
- African also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.
- American also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.
- Americans also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.
- Bill O'Reilly also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.
- BlackWomenAtWork also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.
- CNN also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.
- Clarke also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.
- Congress also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.
- Fox also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.
- Fox & Friends also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.
- House of Representatives also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.
- James Brown also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.
- Kristen Clarke also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.
- Maxine Waters also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.
- O'Reilly also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.
- Rep. also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.
- Twitter also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.
- Waters also reached a settlement over allegations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly last July.


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

A southern California man who is thought to have carved his name onto his girlfriend's chest with a razor blade has been charged with kidnapping and domestic battery. Sergio Joaquin Mendoza, 25, from Santa Ana, is also charged with criminal threats and use of a deadly weapon after allegedly taking his girlfriend around in his car and repeatedly assaulting her. The pair had been renting a room from Mendoza's grandmother before he is thought to have demanded that she let him carve his first name onto her chest if she was going to leave the house last Saturday. Sergio Joaquin Mendoz, 25, from Santa Ana, faces more than 11 years in prison after allegedly carving his first name into his girlfriend's chest, not allowing her to leave the house and repeatedly assaulting her

The girlfriend was bleeding when she escaped from her boyfriend, ran to a local business and called 9-1-1 in west

OPTIONS:
- California
- Mendoza
- Santa Ana
- Sergio Joaquin Mendoz
- Sergio Joaquin Mendoza


Port-au-Prince, Haiti (CNN) -- Earthquake victims, writhing in pain and grasping at life, watched doctors and nurses walk away from a field hospital Friday night after a Belgian medical team evacuated the area, saying it was concerned about security. The decision left CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Sanjay Gupta as the only doctor at the hospital to get the patients through the night. CNN initially reported, based on conversations with some of the doctors, that the United Nations ordered the Belgian First Aid and Support Team to evacuate. However, Belgian Chief Coordinator Geert Gijs, a doctor who was at the hospital with 60 Belgian medical personnel, said it was his decision to pull the team out for the night. Gijs said he requested U.N. security personnel to staff the hospital overnight, but was told that peacekeepers would only be able to evacuate the team.

OPTIONS:
- Belgian -- assisted by other CNN staffers, security personnel and at least one Haitian nurse who refused to leave -- assessed the needs of the 25 patients, but there was little they could do without supplies.
- CNN -- assisted by other CNN staffers, security personnel and at least one Haitian nurse who refused to leave -- assessed the needs of the 25 patients, but there was little they could do without supplies.
- Geert Gijs -- assisted by other CNN staffers, security personnel and at least one Haitian nurse who refused to leave -- assessed the needs of the 25 patients, but there was little they could do without supplies.
- Gijs -- assisted by other CNN staffers, security personnel and at least one Haitian nurse who refused to leave -- assessed the needs of the 25 patients, but there was little they could do without supplies.
- Haiti -- assisted by other CNN staffers, security personnel and at least one Haitian nurse who refused to leave -- assessed the needs of the 25 patients, but there was little they could do without supplies.
- Port-au-Prince -- assisted by other CNN staffers, security personnel and at least one Haitian nurse who refused to leave -- assessed the needs of the 25 patients, but there was little they could do without supplies.
- Sanjay Gupta -- assisted by other CNN staffers, security personnel and at least one Haitian nurse who refused to leave -- assessed the needs of the 25 patients, but there was little they could do without supplies.
- Support Team -- assisted by other CNN staffers, security personnel and at least one Haitian nurse who refused to leave -- assessed the needs of the 25 patients, but there was little they could do without supplies.
- U.N. -- assisted by other CNN staffers, security personnel and at least one Haitian nurse who refused to leave -- assessed the needs of the 25 patients, but there was little they could do without supplies.
- United Nations -- assisted by other CNN staffers, security personnel and at least one Haitian nurse who refused to leave -- assessed the needs of the 25 patients, but there was little they could do without supplies.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN)Here's one thing some will not be so thankful for: a messy mix of snow, rain and sleet for Turkey Day. A storm will dump rain and snow across the East Coast early Wednesday, causing delays of up to six hours on the busiest travel period of the year. About 30 million people from the mountains of North Carolina to Maine could be affected. "The storm will have a major impact nationwide to air travel, as the ripple effect from delays and cancellations in the Northeast hubs impacts the rest of the country," CNN senior meteorologist Dave Hennen said. "Expect very long delays, in some cases averaging three to six hours for major airports in D.C., Philadelphia, New York and Boston, which will be impacted by a combination of heavy rain, snow and wind," Hennen said.

"By

OPTIONS:
- Boston, the storm will be exiting, and conditions should return to normal," he said.
- CNN, the storm will be exiting, and conditions should return to normal," he said.
- D.C., the storm will be exiting, and conditions should return to normal," he said.
- Dave Hennen, the storm will be exiting, and conditions should return to normal," he said.
- East Coast, the storm will be exiting, and conditions should return to normal," he said.
- Hennen, the storm will be exiting, and conditions should return to normal," he said.
- Maine, the storm will be exiting, and conditions should return to normal," he said.
- New York, the storm will be exiting, and conditions should return to normal," he said.
- North Carolina, the storm will be exiting, and conditions should return to normal," he said.
- Northeast, the storm will be exiting, and conditions should return to normal," he said.
- Philadelphia, the storm will be exiting, and conditions should return to normal," he said.
- Thanksgiving, the storm will be exiting, and conditions should return to normal," he said.
- Turkey Day, the storm will be exiting, and conditions should return to normal," he said.