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(CNN) He may be the ultimate insider, but Hassan Rouhani is running like the anti-establishment candidate. At a campaign rally last week at the Azadi stadium in Tehran, Rouhani took to the stage and delivered a speech more worthy of an outsider than the incumbent President of Iran. Standing behind a lectern and surveying the sea of purple -- his campaign color -- before him, Rouhani promised much. "We want freedom of the press," he declared, "freedom of association, and freedom of thought!" As he spoke, more than 10,000 supporters -- many of them women, many of them middle class -- chanted slogans demanding the release from house arrest of leading opposition figures.

Other conservative critics say

OPTIONS:
- Azadi has looked after the interests of the ashraf, or elite, at the expense of the mostazafin, the oppressed.
- CNN has looked after the interests of the ashraf, or elite, at the expense of the mostazafin, the oppressed.
- Ebrahim Raisi has looked after the interests of the ashraf, or elite, at the expense of the mostazafin, the oppressed.
- Hassan Rouhani has looked after the interests of the ashraf, or elite, at the expense of the mostazafin, the oppressed.
- Iran has looked after the interests of the ashraf, or elite, at the expense of the mostazafin, the oppressed.
- Iranian has looked after the interests of the ashraf, or elite, at the expense of the mostazafin, the oppressed.
- Rouhani has looked after the interests of the ashraf, or elite, at the expense of the mostazafin, the oppressed.
- Tehran has looked after the interests of the ashraf, or elite, at the expense of the mostazafin, the oppressed.


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Park City, Utah (CNN) Republican fund-raisers are beginning to fret that Donald Trump does not comprehend the magnitude of the challenge before him, warning that if he fails to execute the basic tasks of fund-raising during a critical six-week stretch, he will find himself badly outgunned this fall. Over barbeque dinners and en-suite receptions on the grounds of this five-star retreat nestled in the Wasatch Mountains, associates of Mitt Romney's $1 billion presidential campaign swapped concerns with one another that Trump is failing to play catch-up quickly enough. There is hope that Trump can reverse fortunes with a fund-raising swing that began this week, but Republicans worry that he is poised to squander the weeks leading up to the GOP convention.

OPTIONS:
- CNN will win "with or without your help," Priebus told attendees on Saturday morning, according to a person in the room
- Donald Trump will win "with or without your help," Priebus told attendees on Saturday morning, according to a person in the room
- GOP will win "with or without your help," Priebus told attendees on Saturday morning, according to a person in the room
- Mitt Romney will win "with or without your help," Priebus told attendees on Saturday morning, according to a person in the room
- Park City will win "with or without your help," Priebus told attendees on Saturday morning, according to a person in the room
- Republican will win "with or without your help," Priebus told attendees on Saturday morning, according to a person in the room
- Republicans will win "with or without your help," Priebus told attendees on Saturday morning, according to a person in the room
- Trump will win "with or without your help," Priebus told attendees on Saturday morning, according to a person in the room
- Utah will win "with or without your help," Priebus told attendees on Saturday morning, according to a person in the room
- Wasatch Mountains will win "with or without your help," Priebus told attendees on Saturday morning, according to a person in the room


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Californians may start to smell a little more fragrant as they skip washing their bodies and their homes during the fourth year of drought to ravage the state, it has been claimed. Residents are likely to start cutting back on buying traditional cleaning products, like shower gels and shampoos, as they try to save water. Californians are facing a mandatory 25 per cent cut in their water usage,after just 12 months of water have fallen in the last four years. Deborah Aitken, the Bloomberg Intelligence analyst who, along with fellow analyst Gregory Elders, published a report on Friday, said: 'It is now a case of skip a wash, or even two, among some of the users I know.'

OPTIONS:
- Bloomberg Intelligence's new rules force cities to limit watering on public property, encourage homeowners to let their lawns die and impose mandatory water-savings targets for the hundreds of local agencies and cities that supply California customers.
- California's new rules force cities to limit watering on public property, encourage homeowners to let their lawns die and impose mandatory water-savings targets for the hundreds of local agencies and cities that supply California customers.
- Californians's new rules force cities to limit watering on public property, encourage homeowners to let their lawns die and impose mandatory water-savings targets for the hundreds of local agencies and cities that supply California customers.
- Deborah Aitken's new rules force cities to limit watering on public property, encourage homeowners to let their lawns die and impose mandatory water-savings targets for the hundreds of local agencies and cities that supply California customers.
- Gregory Elders's new rules force cities to limit watering on public property, encourage homeowners to let their lawns die and impose mandatory water-savings targets for the hundreds of local agencies and cities that supply California customers.


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

Bill Cosby has been dropped by Creative Artists Agency (CAA), the talent agency that has represented him since 2012. This means that Cosby no longer has any talent representation in Hollywood. The move comes just two days after the release of a 2005 deposition in which Cosby admitted to obtaining Quaaludes to possibly give to women before sex, to giving one woman Quaaludes in the 70s, and to giving another woman Benadryl in 2004. Also on Wednesday, it was revealed that the woman at the center of that deposition, Andrea Constand, had filed a lawsuit against Cosby and his team for violating the terms of their 2006 settlement.

'Defendant admitted that in his initial conversation with [

OPTIONS:
- Andrea Constand] and her mother, he asked them what they wanted and they said they only wanted an apology and to know the name of the drug Defendant had given to Plaintiff,' wrote Troiani.
- Benadryl] and her mother, he asked them what they wanted and they said they only wanted an apology and to know the name of the drug Defendant had given to Plaintiff,' wrote Troiani.
- Bill Cosby] and her mother, he asked them what they wanted and they said they only wanted an apology and to know the name of the drug Defendant had given to Plaintiff,' wrote Troiani.
- CAA] and her mother, he asked them what they wanted and they said they only wanted an apology and to know the name of the drug Defendant had given to Plaintiff,' wrote Troiani.
- Cosby] and her mother, he asked them what they wanted and they said they only wanted an apology and to know the name of the drug Defendant had given to Plaintiff,' wrote Troiani.
- Creative Artists Agency] and her mother, he asked them what they wanted and they said they only wanted an apology and to know the name of the drug Defendant had given to Plaintiff,' wrote Troiani.
- Hollywood] and her mother, he asked them what they wanted and they said they only wanted an apology and to know the name of the drug Defendant had given to Plaintiff,' wrote Troiani.
- Jane Does] and her mother, he asked them what they wanted and they said they only wanted an apology and to know the name of the drug Defendant had given to Plaintiff,' wrote Troiani.
- Quaaludes] and her mother, he asked them what they wanted and they said they only wanted an apology and to know the name of the drug Defendant had given to Plaintiff,' wrote Troiani.
- William Morris] and her mother, he asked them what they wanted and they said they only wanted an apology and to know the name of the drug Defendant had given to Plaintiff,' wrote Troiani.


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Harry Kane believes teams will be afraid of playing Tottenham as they close in on a three-month unbeaten run in the Premier League. That currently amounts to a nine-game streak, dating back to the opening day of the season on August 8, when they lost to Manchester United. The 5-1 demolition of Bournemouth on Sunday saw Tottenham climb to sixth in the table and Kane, who scored a hat-trick, said: 'It shows we are a tough team to beat. 'Even the draws we had we should have won. We have got a lot of confidence and are playing very well - not a lot of teams will want to play us at the moment and we have to use that to our advantage.

Kane's hat-trick at

OPTIONS:
- Bournemouth will go some way to easing the criticism of his contribution this campaign, which has been slow to replicate the spectacular nature of last season's breakthrough.
- Harry Kane will go some way to easing the criticism of his contribution this campaign, which has been slow to replicate the spectacular nature of last season's breakthrough.
- Kane will go some way to easing the criticism of his contribution this campaign, which has been slow to replicate the spectacular nature of last season's breakthrough.
- Manchester United will go some way to easing the criticism of his contribution this campaign, which has been slow to replicate the spectacular nature of last season's breakthrough.
- Premier League will go some way to easing the criticism of his contribution this campaign, which has been slow to replicate the spectacular nature of last season's breakthrough.
- Spurs will go some way to easing the criticism of his contribution this campaign, which has been slow to replicate the spectacular nature of last season's breakthrough.
- Tottenham will go some way to easing the criticism of his contribution this campaign, which has been slow to replicate the spectacular nature of last season's breakthrough.


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Kevin Sinfield has leapt to the defence of Sam Burgess and criticised former rugby union players for having 'a cheap shot' at his old team-mate. Burgess was heavily criticised following England's pool-stage exit at the Rugby World Cup and is thought to be considering his future in the 15-man code. He made replacement appearances against Fiji and Australia and one start in the loss to Wales, which led to a brutal assessment from ex-Ireland centre Gordon D'Arcy, who claimed Burgess' 'naivety embarrassed those around him'. Bath head coach Mike Ford revealed Burgess 'didn't quite feel right' upon his return to club duty and was subsequently given time off, fuelling speculation that he was set to leave union just 12 months into his three-year contract at the Recreation Ground.

'The big disappointment for a lot of people who know

OPTIONS:
- Australia is the number of ex-players - who don't know him and understand enough about Sam - that have come out and had a bit of a cheap shot towards him.
- Bath is the number of ex-players - who don't know him and understand enough about Sam - that have come out and had a bit of a cheap shot towards him.
- Burgess is the number of ex-players - who don't know him and understand enough about Sam - that have come out and had a bit of a cheap shot towards him.
- England is the number of ex-players - who don't know him and understand enough about Sam - that have come out and had a bit of a cheap shot towards him.
- Fiji is the number of ex-players - who don't know him and understand enough about Sam - that have come out and had a bit of a cheap shot towards him.
- Gordon D'Arcy is the number of ex-players - who don't know him and understand enough about Sam - that have come out and had a bit of a cheap shot towards him.
- Ireland is the number of ex-players - who don't know him and understand enough about Sam - that have come out and had a bit of a cheap shot towards him.
- Kevin Sinfield is the number of ex-players - who don't know him and understand enough about Sam - that have come out and had a bit of a cheap shot towards him.
- Mike Ford is the number of ex-players - who don't know him and understand enough about Sam - that have come out and had a bit of a cheap shot towards him.
- Recreation Ground is the number of ex-players - who don't know him and understand enough about Sam - that have come out and had a bit of a cheap shot towards him.
- Rugby World Cup is the number of ex-players - who don't know him and understand enough about Sam - that have come out and had a bit of a cheap shot towards him.
- Sam Burgess is the number of ex-players - who don't know him and understand enough about Sam - that have come out and had a bit of a cheap shot towards him.
- Sinfield is the number of ex-players - who don't know him and understand enough about Sam - that have come out and had a bit of a cheap shot towards him.
- Wales is the number of ex-players - who don't know him and understand enough about Sam - that have come out and had a bit of a cheap shot towards him.
- World Cup is the number of ex-players - who don't know him and understand enough about Sam - that have come out and had a bit of a cheap shot towards him.


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Grand-Bassam, Ivory Coast (CNN) The killers arrived driving a black Ford sedan. They spoke English and a foreign language. They were clean-shaven. They wore dark jeans and nice shoes, and they weren't from the Ivory Coast. Jean recounts his story at a worn-out table in a Grand-Bassam hotel as paramilitary police armed with AK-47s and rocket launchers listlessly patrol the beach. Jean is too afraid to use his real name. He holds his dreadlocked head in his hands as he speaks. "I helped them carry two heavy bags into my bar," he says. "They asked about the music and women." It was still morning, hours before the attack, when the killers came to this popular weekend beachside spot.

But despite the alleged warning and the resurgence of AQIM in the region, Ivorian security forces took a long time to reach the scene in

OPTIONS:
- AK-47s-Bassam, according to several eyewitnesses.
- Bartender-Bassam, according to several eyewitnesses.
- Bassam-Bassam, according to several eyewitnesses.
- CNN-Bassam, according to several eyewitnesses.
- English-Bassam, according to several eyewitnesses.
- Ford-Bassam, according to several eyewitnesses.
- Grand-Bassam, according to several eyewitnesses.
- Ivorian-Bassam, according to several eyewitnesses.
- Ivory Coast-Bassam, according to several eyewitnesses.
- Jean-Bassam, according to several eyewitnesses.


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When Xherdan Shaqiri burst onto the scene as European football's boy wonder and smashed a shot past England goalkeeper Joe Hart aged 19, his left foot was likened to Lionel Messi, and he was also far quicker across the ground than the Argentine genius. The comparisons with Messi have long gone but Stoke City fans may be looking at their version of Craig Bellamy, a quick, exciting forward whose pace caused injury problems and who responded best to an arm-round-the-shoulder manager like Mark Hughes rather than intense bosses. Bellamy couldn't handle Graeme Souness or Rafa Benitez but loved Hughes with Wales and Blackburn Rovers and captured his best form.

It worked with Bojan Krkic last season and he thinks he can repeat the trick with

OPTIONS:
- Argentine.
- Bellamy.
- Blackburn Rovers.
- Britannia Stadium.
- Craig Bellamy.
- England.
- European.
- Graeme Souness.
- Hughes.
- Joe Hart.
- Lionel Messi.
- MailOnline Fantasy Football.
- Mark Hughes.
- Messi.
- Rafa Benitez.
- Shaqiri.
- Stoke.
- Stoke City.
- Switzerland.
- Wales.
- Xherdan Shaqiri.


(CNN) -- Health problems prevented Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez from coming to Caracas for an inauguration ceremony Thursday, but throngs of supporters swore an oath of loyalty in his absence. Thousands of red-clad Chavez supporters packed the streets around the presidential palace for a symbolic swearing-in for the president's fourth term. Read more: Venezuelan court says inauguration day delay for Chavez is OK Chavez, 58, is undergoing cancer treatment in Cuba and has not made a public appearance since doctors operated on him a month ago. On Thursday, Vice President Nicolas Maduro called on the masses gathered to take an oath of "absolute loyalty to the leadership of Comandante Hugo Chavez."

Read more: As Chavez battles cancer,

OPTIONS:
- CNN waits in the wings
- Caracas waits in the wings
- Chavez waits in the wings
- Comandante Chavez waits in the wings
- Comandante Hugo Chavez waits in the wings
- Cuba waits in the wings
- Hugo Chavez waits in the wings
- Nicolas Maduro waits in the wings
- Venezuela waits in the wings
- Venezuelan waits in the wings


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With choppy blonde hair, long legs, blue eyes and a savvy sense of style, Rose Nicholas is regularly mobbed by fans mistaking her for Taylor Swift. And now the retail worker from Chester has told how she's making up to £400-a-time impersonating the Shake It Off singer at events. But the 23-year-old says that fame does have its downsides and recently she was chased by a group of young girls as she stepped into a taxi, which she describes as 'a bit terrifying'. Rose said she was 17 years old when friends first noticed her remarkable likeness to the world-famous hitmaker.

'

OPTIONS:
- Chester is one of the most famous women on the planet right now.
- Rose is one of the most famous women on the planet right now.
- Rose Nicholas is one of the most famous women on the planet right now.
- Shake It Off is one of the most famous women on the planet right now.
- Taylor Swift is one of the most famous women on the planet right now.


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(CNN) It's a sight you'd expect to see in a colonial-era comedy act or a bad improvisation on the darkest corners of YouTube. A video of a man wearing a turban and fake beard attempting a crude impression of an Indian was posted Wednesday on several verified social media channels operated by official Chinese news agency Xinhua News. Entitled "7 Sins of India," the 3 minute 20 second clip appears intended to attack India's actions in an ongoing border dispute between the two neighboring countries. But instead, Xinhua's video quickly provoked strong reactions in India, China and around the world, where it was widely described as racist.

China, which does not have formal diplomatic ties with Bhutan, has repeatedly denied that it has violated any treaties and has called

OPTIONS:
- 7 Sins of India's involvement in the issue "utterly unjustifiable."
- China's involvement in the issue "utterly unjustifiable."
- Chinese's involvement in the issue "utterly unjustifiable."
- India's involvement in the issue "utterly unjustifiable."
- Indian's involvement in the issue "utterly unjustifiable."
- Modi's involvement in the issue "utterly unjustifiable."
- Xi's involvement in the issue "utterly unjustifiable."
- Xinhua's involvement in the issue "utterly unjustifiable."
- Xinhua News's involvement in the issue "utterly unjustifiable."
- YouTube's involvement in the issue "utterly unjustifiable."


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Lewis Hamilton has paid tribute to his team-mate Nico Rosberg after Mercedes celebrated successive team championships on Monday. Both Hamilton, who has one hand on a third Formula One title after his victory in Russia, and Rosberg flew in to the team's headquarters in Brackley and Brixworth to toast Mercedes' constructors' triumph with their 1,100-strong staff. But for Rosberg, the celebrations would have been bittersweet after he retired from Sunday's race at Sochi's Olympic Park with a mechanical issue. The German will now be eliminated from this year's championship battle if Hamilton outscores him by a mere two points at the next race in Austin in a fortnight's time.

He is 66 points ahead of Sebastian Vettel and 73 points clear of

OPTIONS:
- Austin with only four races remaining.
- Brackley with only four races remaining.
- Briton with only four races remaining.
- Brixworth with only four races remaining.
- Formula One with only four races remaining.
- German with only four races remaining.
- Hamilton with only four races remaining.
- Lewis Hamilton with only four races remaining.
- Mercedes with only four races remaining.
- Nico Rosberg with only four races remaining.
- Olympic Park with only four races remaining.
- Rosberg with only four races remaining.
- Russia with only four races remaining.
- Russian with only four races remaining.
- Sochi with only four races remaining.


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(CNN) -- "The future as a Rolling Stone is very uncertain. My ultimate aim in life was never to be a pop star. I enjoy it with reservations, but I'm not really, sort of, satisfied either artistically or personally with it." Brian Jones' candid words in the first Rolling Stones documentary, 1965's "Charlie is My Darling," are all the more poignant because the guitarist did, in fact, part ways with the band in 1969. He drowned later that year. The Rolling Stones played four gigs over two days in Ireland in September of '65. On the heels of the success of The Beatles' "A Hard Days Night," the Stones' then-manager, Andrew Loog Oldham, asked director Peter Whitehead to film the band. The result was "Charlie is my Darling," a film that was never officially released -- until now.

"There were many issues and challenges we were dealing with,"

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Loog Oldham told CNN, "not the least of which was the audio.
- Brian Jones told CNN, "not the least of which was the audio.
- CNN told CNN, "not the least of which was the audio.
- Charlie is My Darling told CNN, "not the least of which was the audio.
- Charlie is my Darling told CNN, "not the least of which was the audio.
- Gochanour told CNN, "not the least of which was the audio.
- Grandma told CNN, "not the least of which was the audio.
- Hard Days Night told CNN, "not the least of which was the audio.
- I Can't Get No) Satisfaction told CNN, "not the least of which was the audio.
- Ireland told CNN, "not the least of which was the audio.
- Mick Gochanour told CNN, "not the least of which was the audio.
- Peter Whitehead told CNN, "not the least of which was the audio.
- Picasso told CNN, "not the least of which was the audio.
- Rolling Stone told CNN, "not the least of which was the audio.
- Rolling Stones told CNN, "not the least of which was the audio.
- Stones told CNN, "not the least of which was the audio.
- The Beatles told CNN, "not the least of which was the audio.


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(CNN) The Iraqi Air Force dropped thousands of leaflets over Mosul on Saturday night to warn residents of a looming offensive on the ISIS-held city. "It's victory time," blares a headline on the newspaper-style leaflets, quoting Iraqi President Haider al-Abadi in remarks directed at Mosul's residents. "Time to celebrate a clean Iraq without 'Daesh' (ISIS) or any dark belief." Another headline reads, "We are preparing to take action to free Mosul and regain security and stability in the region." The four-page leaflets tell residents that coalition forces are making advances on Iraq's second-largest city and that no one should panic. Residents are asked to stay away from certain parts of the city, avoid ISIS positions, remain in their homes and seal their windows and doors. A phone number for Mosul residents to report ISIS activity is included.

Later Saturday, 14 members of ISIS were executed after trying to flee with their families from

OPTIONS:
- Abadi to Raqqa, the witnesses said.
- Daesh to Raqqa, the witnesses said.
- Haider al to Raqqa, the witnesses said.
- ISIS to Raqqa, the witnesses said.
- Iraq to Raqqa, the witnesses said.
- Iraqi to Raqqa, the witnesses said.
- Iraqi Air Force to Raqqa, the witnesses said.
- Kurdish to Raqqa, the witnesses said.
- Mosul to Raqqa, the witnesses said.
- Raqqa to Raqqa, the witnesses said.
- Syria to Raqqa, the witnesses said.


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(CNN) While we respect former Secretary Robert Gates for his service to his country, we disagree fundamentally with respect to his criticism of Donald Trump in a recent editorial in the Wall Street Journal. His incorrect assertion on matters of foreign policy undermines both the significance of this election and Trump's proven track record of leadership. This is a change election with the opportunity for a true reset by a presidential candidate who is unbound by the policies of the recent past. This same past has given us over a decade of war without conclusion, a past that has allowed a fundamentalist radical Islamist terrorist group to grow and metastasize internationally, a past that has contributed to failed states, a past that has allowed our military to atrophy and a past that has our allies questioning our true resolve. A past whose lack of coherent policy has granted 3 million refugees a home in the United States since 1975 and left close to 500,000 dead in Syria in the last five years alone.

Implicit in Gates' attack on

OPTIONS:
- Donald Trump is either that a nation at war cannot afford for a president to learn on the job or that a potential commander in chief should enter the office with some sort of explicit military or defense experience.
- Islamist is either that a nation at war cannot afford for a president to learn on the job or that a potential commander in chief should enter the office with some sort of explicit military or defense experience.
- Keith Kellogg is either that a nation at war cannot afford for a president to learn on the job or that a potential commander in chief should enter the office with some sort of explicit military or defense experience.
- Michael T. Flynn is either that a nation at war cannot afford for a president to learn on the job or that a potential commander in chief should enter the office with some sort of explicit military or defense experience.
- Robert Gates is either that a nation at war cannot afford for a president to learn on the job or that a potential commander in chief should enter the office with some sort of explicit military or defense experience.
- Syria is either that a nation at war cannot afford for a president to learn on the job or that a potential commander in chief should enter the office with some sort of explicit military or defense experience.
- Trump is either that a nation at war cannot afford for a president to learn on the job or that a potential commander in chief should enter the office with some sort of explicit military or defense experience.
- United States is either that a nation at war cannot afford for a president to learn on the job or that a potential commander in chief should enter the office with some sort of explicit military or defense experience.
- Wall Street Journal is either that a nation at war cannot afford for a president to learn on the job or that a potential commander in chief should enter the office with some sort of explicit military or defense experience.


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(CNN) Gladys Knight's Chicken and Waffles, an Atlanta dining institution that features Southern favorites and is named after the famed singer, was raided on Tuesday after Georgia's Department of Revenue accused the owner -- Knight's son -- of theft and tax evasion. Shanga Hankerson, Knight's son and the owner of the three Atlanta-area restaurants, "is accused of stealing over $650,000" in sales taxes and withholding taxes owed to the state, the agency said in a news release. "After penalties and interest the total exceeds $1 million," the department said. "The department further alleges that Hankerson used these funds for personal use."

I'm just as concerned about them as them buying tickets to come my concerts,"

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta told WSB.
- CNN told WSB.
- Chicken and Waffles told WSB.
- Department of Revenue told WSB.
- Georgia told WSB.
- Gladys Knight told WSB.
- Hankerson told WSB.
- Knight told WSB.
- Shanga Hankerson told WSB.
- Southern told WSB.


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(CNN) Feyisa Lilesa of Ethiopia may have turned himself into a political exile because of the way he won a silver medal in the Olympics marathon on Sunday. He strode across the finish line with his arms crossed over his head in a sign of solidarity for the Oromo people, his native group and the largest ethnic group in Ethiopia. He repeated the sign at a press conference. In an interview after the race, Lilesa said he wanted to draw attention to the government's ongoing persecution of the Oromos. By speaking out, he said, he put himself into such danger that he can't go home.

But they have been marginalized for decades, with tensions rising recently as the government promoted development that took over over

OPTIONS:
- Ethiopia farmland.
- Ethiopian farmland.
- Feyisa Lilesa farmland.
- Lilesa farmland.
- Olympics farmland.
- Oromo farmland.
- Oromos farmland.


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

Cricketer David Warner has opened up about the emotional turmoil he feels every day as he continues to grieve over the devastating death of his friend and team mate, Phillip Hughes. Hughes was tragically killed in November 2014 in a freak accident during a Sheffield Shield match at the SCG. Warner was by Hughes' side when the 25-year-old was struck in the head by a bouncer, resulting in a catastrophic head injury. Warner, 28, desperately tried to help the young batsman, holding Hughes' hand as he was taken from the field. 'When I got home after that day I was standing in the shower and I was sort of facing the wall with my hands on my head going: “why?”

At a time when many doubted he could even face a ball,

OPTIONS:
- Australia scored an incredible 145 runs from 163 balls on the first day of the Test against India.
- Australian scored an incredible 145 runs from 163 balls on the first day of the Test against India.
- David Warner scored an incredible 145 runs from 163 balls on the first day of the Test against India.
- Day One scored an incredible 145 runs from 163 balls on the first day of the Test against India.
- Hughes scored an incredible 145 runs from 163 balls on the first day of the Test against India.
- India scored an incredible 145 runs from 163 balls on the first day of the Test against India.
- Phillip Hughes scored an incredible 145 runs from 163 balls on the first day of the Test against India.
- SCG scored an incredible 145 runs from 163 balls on the first day of the Test against India.
- Sheffield Shield scored an incredible 145 runs from 163 balls on the first day of the Test against India.
- Sydney Test scored an incredible 145 runs from 163 balls on the first day of the Test against India.
- Warner scored an incredible 145 runs from 163 balls on the first day of the Test against India.


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London (CNN) Prince William is featured on the cover of a leading British gay magazine, which carries his remarks condemning the bullying of LGBT people, the publication announced Wednesday. The article in Attitude magazine marks the first time a British royal has been photographed for the cover of a gay publication, the magazine said. The cover features a smiling Duke of Cambridge wearing an open-necked shirt, along with a quote from the future British king: "No one should be bullied for their sexuality or any other reason." The article came about after William invited the publication to bring lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people to Kensington Palace to share their experiences on bullying, a statement from Attitude said.

"The young gay, lesbian and transgender individuals I met through

OPTIONS:
- Attitude are truly brave to speak out and to give hope to people who are going through terrible bullying right now.
- British are truly brave to speak out and to give hope to people who are going through terrible bullying right now.
- CNN are truly brave to speak out and to give hope to people who are going through terrible bullying right now.
- Duke of Cambridge are truly brave to speak out and to give hope to people who are going through terrible bullying right now.
- Kensington Palace are truly brave to speak out and to give hope to people who are going through terrible bullying right now.
- LGBT are truly brave to speak out and to give hope to people who are going through terrible bullying right now.
- London are truly brave to speak out and to give hope to people who are going through terrible bullying right now.
- Prince William are truly brave to speak out and to give hope to people who are going through terrible bullying right now.
- William are truly brave to speak out and to give hope to people who are going through terrible bullying right now.


Hong Kong (CNN) A cybersecurity firm in the United States believes state-sponsored Chinese hackers were trying to infiltrate an organization with connections to a US-built missile system in South Korea that Beijing firmly opposes. "China uses cyber espionage pretty regularly when Chinese interests are at stake to better understand facts on the ground," John Hultquist, the director of cyber espionage analysis at FireEye, told CNN's News Stream. "We have evidence that they targeted at least one party that has been associated with the missile placements." A spokesperson with South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs told CNN there was an attempted cyber attack last month on their systems originating from China, but would not comment when asked if THAAD was targeted.

Analysts say Beijing believes THAAD's extremely powerful radar could be used to monitor activities inside

OPTIONS:
- Beijing despite its stated use as a countermeasure against North Korea.
- CNN despite its stated use as a countermeasure against North Korea.
- China despite its stated use as a countermeasure against North Korea.
- Chinese despite its stated use as a countermeasure against North Korea.
- FireEye despite its stated use as a countermeasure against North Korea.
- Foreign Affairs despite its stated use as a countermeasure against North Korea.
- Hong Kong despite its stated use as a countermeasure against North Korea.
- John Hultquist despite its stated use as a countermeasure against North Korea.
- News Stream despite its stated use as a countermeasure against North Korea.
- South Korea despite its stated use as a countermeasure against North Korea.
- THAAD despite its stated use as a countermeasure against North Korea.
- US despite its stated use as a countermeasure against North Korea.
- United States despite its stated use as a countermeasure against North Korea.


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(CNN) Whether you're a Pokémon Go enthusiast or not, only a few are blissfully unaware of the new smartphone game which has taken over everywhere. Now, it has helped two unsuspecting gamers to catch out an attempted murder suspect. The reality-game-meets-exercise app was instrumental in aiding two Marines to help local police officers catch an attempted murder suspect. Seth Ortega and his roommate were playing Pokémon Go close to Fullerton Park in California when they noticed a suspicious looking man approach a mom and her three kids. "We saw the suspect when we were heading for the PokeStops at the park, on the way to our car. We had parked across from the museum before our adventure due to the high number of PokeStops on that street", Seth told CNN. For the uninitiated, PokeStops are locations which are points of interest that allow a player to receive game bonuses.

If you don't know how

OPTIONS:
- CNN works, there is now help at hand.
- California works, there is now help at hand.
- Fullerton Park works, there is now help at hand.
- Marines works, there is now help at hand.
- PokeStops works, there is now help at hand.
- Pokémon works, there is now help at hand.
- Pokémon GO works, there is now help at hand.
- Pokémon Go works, there is now help at hand.
- Seth works, there is now help at hand.
- Seth Ortega works, there is now help at hand.


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President Barack Obama delivered a stinging rebuke to comedian Bill Cosby on Wednesday during a White House press conference that was otherwise focused on his Iran nuclear deal, saying of the date-rape drugging allegations dozens of women have lobbed at him: 'That's rape.' He was asked whether the Presidential Medal of Freedom Cosby was awarded in 2002 would be taken away, and launched into a heartfelt but damning criticism. 'If you give a woman, or a man for that matter, without his or her knowledge, a drug and then have sex with that person without consent, that's rape,' the president said.

'In my opinion, allegations against Mr Cosby by more than 40 women alleging that he drugged and sexually assaulted them are so serious that it is the right time to create a mechanism and establish the precedent to revoke this honor to Mr

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama.
- Bill Cosby.
- Cosby.
- Gloria Allred.
- Iran.
- Obama.
- Presidential Medal of Freedom.
- Presidential Medal of Freedom Cosby.
- White House.


Find the right ending to this passage.

The U.S. Justice Department has concluded that the Ferguson, Missouri, police department routinely engages in racially biased practices, a law enforcement official familiar with the department's findings said on Tuesday. The investigation into the police department began in August after the shooting of unarmed African-American teen Michael Brown by a white police officer in Ferguson sparked national protests. Analysis of more than 35,000 pages of police records found racist comments from officers as well as statistics that showed African-Americans make up 93 percent of arrests while accounting for only 67 percent of the population in Ferguson, the official said. Scroll down for video

'I'm not comfortable that

OPTIONS:
- African announced that there would be wholesale changes before he started collecting any evidence,'' Knowles said.
- Americans announced that there would be wholesale changes before he started collecting any evidence,'' Knowles said.
- DOJ announced that there would be wholesale changes before he started collecting any evidence,'' Knowles said.
- Eric Holder announced that there would be wholesale changes before he started collecting any evidence,'' Knowles said.
- Ferguson announced that there would be wholesale changes before he started collecting any evidence,'' Knowles said.
- Michael Brown announced that there would be wholesale changes before he started collecting any evidence,'' Knowles said.
- Missouri announced that there would be wholesale changes before he started collecting any evidence,'' Knowles said.
- Obama announced that there would be wholesale changes before he started collecting any evidence,'' Knowles said.
- U.S. Justice Department announced that there would be wholesale changes before he started collecting any evidence,'' Knowles said.


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Showing no signs of slowing down, David Attenborough, has teamed up with Tourism Australia to make a three-part documentary aimed at drawing tourists to the Great Barrier Reef. Nearly 60 years after the wildlife presenter's first visit to the continent, the collaboration was announced at the Destination Australia Conference in Sydney, this week. 'The most exciting natural history experience of my life was the first time I dived on a coral reef [in 1957]. Being on the Reef is a revelatory, thrilling and unbeatable experience and with this project we're going to be able to share it with millions,' Attenborough said.

Six of the world's seven species of marine turtle live in

OPTIONS:
- Attenborough
- David Attenborough
- Destination Australia Conference
- Great Barrier Reef
- Reef
- Sydney
- Tourism Australia


Pope Francis made a thinly-veiled swipe at Donald Trump as the Pontiff defended Latino immigrants who came to America at 'great personal cost' during a moving speech to 40,000 followers in Philadelphia. Francis called on migrants from Mexico and the rest of the world to 'not feel discouraged by all the challenges and hardships' they face, saying they should never feel ashamed of their own traditions. The Pope's words come in direct contrast to Trump's calls for a wall to be built along the Mexican border and for stricter controls on who can enter the US. Speaking from the lectern used by President Abraham Lincoln when he delivered the Gettysburg Address, Francis directly addressed America's Hispanic population, saying: 'Thank you for opening the doors. Many of you have emigrated. I greet you with my heart.

'When the

OPTIONS:
- Abraham Lincoln took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- America took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- Benjamin Franklin Parkway took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- Donald Trump took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- Francis took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- Gettysburg Address took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- Hispanic took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- Independence Hall took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- Latino took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- Mexican took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- Mexico took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- New York took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- Philadelphia took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- Pontiff took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- Pope took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- Pope Francis took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- Trump took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- U.S. took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- US took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- Washington, DC took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.
- World Meeting of Families took his hand off him, he had a bit smile on his face.


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Busted: Sierra Pippen, 20, is charged with public urination and public intoxication NBA legend Scottie Pippen's 20-year-old daughter was arrested by police early on Sunday after she walked into an Iowa hotel and urinated on the lobby floor. Police were called to the Sheraton in Iowa city around 1.30am and the intoxicated Sierra Pippen was booked. Pippen was arrested at the same place on April 10 for public intoxication after getting into a fight with the hotel's security. The Iowa City police officer who apprehended her on Sunday also said that Pippen 'accused me of being racist'. Pippen was charged with public urination and public intoxication on Sunday and was released on a $500 bond at about 10am.

Sierra Pippen is the daughter of

OPTIONS:
- Chicago Bulls, a former NBA basketball player.
- Hall of Fame, a former NBA basketball player.
- Iowa, a former NBA basketball player.
- Iowa City, a former NBA basketball player.
- Iowa city, a former NBA basketball player.
- Michael Jordan, a former NBA basketball player.
- NBA, a former NBA basketball player.
- Pippen, a former NBA basketball player.
- Scottie Pippen, a former NBA basketball player.
- Sheraton, a former NBA basketball player.
- Sierra Pippen, a former NBA basketball player.
- University of Iowa, a former NBA basketball player.


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(CNN) Joycelyn Savage says she has a message for her father regarding his concerns about her being with R. Kelly: please stop. Savage, 21, appeared in a video posted on TMZ Wednesday in which she said she wanted to direct a message to her family and especially to her father, Timothy Savage. "Dad you know everything that's gone on with the media and the internet with what you have done is a complete disaster and you need to stop," she said. "Because right now I am fed up with everything you are doing. You are embarrassing me and the whole entire family."

"Mr.

OPTIONS:
- CNN unequivocally denies such allegations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name."
- Dad unequivocally denies such allegations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name."
- Joycelyn Savage unequivocally denies such allegations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name."
- R. Kelly unequivocally denies such allegations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name."
- Savage unequivocally denies such allegations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name."
- TMZ unequivocally denies such allegations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name."
- Timothy Savage unequivocally denies such allegations and will work diligently and forcibly to pursue his accusers and clear his name."


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Abingdon, Virginia (CNN) Donald Trump accused Hillary Clinton Wednesday of engaging in "pay-for-play" practices after newly released emails raised questions about the relationship between Clinton's State Department and the Clinton Foundation. "A couple of very bad ones came out and it's called pay-for-play and some of these were really, really bad -- and illegal. If it's true, it's illegal. You're paying and you're getting things," Trump said Wednesday as he campaigned in a Republican stronghold of the swing state of Virginia. The conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch, which has worked to obtain emails from Clinton's State Department via the Freedom of Information Act, released 296 pages of emails Tuesday from Clinton aides, which raised questions about the Clinton Foundation's influence on the State Department.

After meeting with a group of coal mining executives, local business leaders and politicians,

OPTIONS:
- Abingdon took the stage Wednesday brandishing a bright yellow "Trump digs coal" rally sign, underscoring his support for the coal industry -- and the voters in this region whose economy relies on the industry.
- CNN took the stage Wednesday brandishing a bright yellow "Trump digs coal" rally sign, underscoring his support for the coal industry -- and the voters in this region whose economy relies on the industry.
- Clinton took the stage Wednesday brandishing a bright yellow "Trump digs coal" rally sign, underscoring his support for the coal industry -- and the voters in this region whose economy relies on the industry.
- Clinton Foundation took the stage Wednesday brandishing a bright yellow "Trump digs coal" rally sign, underscoring his support for the coal industry -- and the voters in this region whose economy relies on the industry.
- Donald Trump took the stage Wednesday brandishing a bright yellow "Trump digs coal" rally sign, underscoring his support for the coal industry -- and the voters in this region whose economy relies on the industry.
- Freedom of Information Act took the stage Wednesday brandishing a bright yellow "Trump digs coal" rally sign, underscoring his support for the coal industry -- and the voters in this region whose economy relies on the industry.
- Hillary Clinton took the stage Wednesday brandishing a bright yellow "Trump digs coal" rally sign, underscoring his support for the coal industry -- and the voters in this region whose economy relies on the industry.
- Judicial Watch took the stage Wednesday brandishing a bright yellow "Trump digs coal" rally sign, underscoring his support for the coal industry -- and the voters in this region whose economy relies on the industry.
- Republican took the stage Wednesday brandishing a bright yellow "Trump digs coal" rally sign, underscoring his support for the coal industry -- and the voters in this region whose economy relies on the industry.
- State Department took the stage Wednesday brandishing a bright yellow "Trump digs coal" rally sign, underscoring his support for the coal industry -- and the voters in this region whose economy relies on the industry.
- Trump took the stage Wednesday brandishing a bright yellow "Trump digs coal" rally sign, underscoring his support for the coal industry -- and the voters in this region whose economy relies on the industry.
- Virginia took the stage Wednesday brandishing a bright yellow "Trump digs coal" rally sign, underscoring his support for the coal industry -- and the voters in this region whose economy relies on the industry.


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

(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.

OPTIONS:
- CNN doesn't know the whale's age or gender, he said.
- California doesn't know the whale's age or gender, he said.
- Dana Point doesn't know the whale's age or gender, he said.
- KABC doesn't know the whale's age or gender, he said.
- Michael Milstein doesn't know the whale's age or gender, he said.
- NOAA doesn't know the whale's age or gender, he said.
- NOAA Fisheries doesn't know the whale's age or gender, he said.
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration doesn't know the whale's age or gender, he said.
- Pacific Ocean doesn't know the whale's age or gender, he said.
- Southern California doesn't know the whale's age or gender, he said.


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

She's suddenly been thrust into the limelight after accusing a talent show contestant of stealing someone else's style - but according to users on Twitter, Natalia Kills's own look is far from original. The Bradford-born singer, 28, was fired from the judging panel of New Zealand's X Factor, along with her husband Willy Moon, after accusing hopeful Joe Irvine of copying her spouse on Sunday's show. However, viewers have taken to social media to point out that Natalia  appears to have turned  to a range of different artists including Jessie J, Lady Gaga and even Johnny Depp for fashion tips of her own.

But in her X Factor attack last night,

OPTIONS:
- Bradford, who was born Natalia Noemi Keery-Fisher, lambasted Irvine further,  saying: 'From the hair to the suit, do you not have any value for respect for originality?'
- Jessie J, who was born Natalia Noemi Keery-Fisher, lambasted Irvine further,  saying: 'From the hair to the suit, do you not have any value for respect for originality?'
- Joe Irvine, who was born Natalia Noemi Keery-Fisher, lambasted Irvine further,  saying: 'From the hair to the suit, do you not have any value for respect for originality?'
- Johnny Depp, who was born Natalia Noemi Keery-Fisher, lambasted Irvine further,  saying: 'From the hair to the suit, do you not have any value for respect for originality?'
- Lady Gaga, who was born Natalia Noemi Keery-Fisher, lambasted Irvine further,  saying: 'From the hair to the suit, do you not have any value for respect for originality?'
- Natalia, who was born Natalia Noemi Keery-Fisher, lambasted Irvine further,  saying: 'From the hair to the suit, do you not have any value for respect for originality?'
- Natalia Kills, who was born Natalia Noemi Keery-Fisher, lambasted Irvine further,  saying: 'From the hair to the suit, do you not have any value for respect for originality?'
- New Zealand, who was born Natalia Noemi Keery-Fisher, lambasted Irvine further,  saying: 'From the hair to the suit, do you not have any value for respect for originality?'
- Twitter, who was born Natalia Noemi Keery-Fisher, lambasted Irvine further,  saying: 'From the hair to the suit, do you not have any value for respect for originality?'
- Willy Moon, who was born Natalia Noemi Keery-Fisher, lambasted Irvine further,  saying: 'From the hair to the suit, do you not have any value for respect for originality?'
- X Factor, who was born Natalia Noemi Keery-Fisher, lambasted Irvine further,  saying: 'From the hair to the suit, do you not have any value for respect for originality?'


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The grief-stricken father of two refugee boys who drowned alongside their mother has buried them in Kobane, as it's revealed 11 relatives were slaughtered by Islamic State militants in the war-torn city. Aylan, three, his brother Galip, five, and mother Rehan died when their dinghy capsized as they tried to reach the Greek island of Kos in the dead of night. Today, as their father Abdullah Kurdi accompanied their coffins to Syria, it  emerged that 11 members of their family were murdered by terrorists in June. Crowds gathered in Kobane as the bodies of the two young refugee boys and their mother completed their final journey.

Three-year-old

OPTIONS:
- Abdullah Kurdi had spent his entire life on the move as his family fled the fighting in their homeland.
- Aylan had spent his entire life on the move as his family fled the fighting in their homeland.
- GRAPHIC had spent his entire life on the move as his family fled the fighting in their homeland.
- Galip had spent his entire life on the move as his family fled the fighting in their homeland.
- Galip Kurdi had spent his entire life on the move as his family fled the fighting in their homeland.
- Greek had spent his entire life on the move as his family fled the fighting in their homeland.
- ISIS had spent his entire life on the move as his family fled the fighting in their homeland.
- Islamic had spent his entire life on the move as his family fled the fighting in their homeland.
- Kobane had spent his entire life on the move as his family fled the fighting in their homeland.
- Kos had spent his entire life on the move as his family fled the fighting in their homeland.
- Rehan had spent his entire life on the move as his family fled the fighting in their homeland.
- Syria had spent his entire life on the move as his family fled the fighting in their homeland.
- Turkish had spent his entire life on the move as his family fled the fighting in their homeland.


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Forget the dream house and ballgowns; perhaps not surprisingly, the Lammily doll that has been praised for giving young girls a 'normal' alternative to Barbie now has a much more down-to-earth accessory - a box of menstrual pads. The Lammily line is already customizable with a variety of realistic add-ons including acne, scars and stretch marks, and has now launched a Period Party set that includes pad and liner stickers, tiny underwear, a calendar, dot stickers to keep track of a menstruation cycle and an informational pamphlet. Artist Nickolay Lamm, 26, from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, created the 11-inch doll based on government measurements of an average 19-year-old American woman because he wanted to offer an alternative to fashion dolls that perpetuate unrealistic beauty standards.

OPTIONS:
- American, which retails for $25, was launched in 2014 after a Kickstarter campaign raised over $500,000 to make the dolls.
- Barbie, which retails for $25, was launched in 2014 after a Kickstarter campaign raised over $500,000 to make the dolls.
- Lammily, which retails for $25, was launched in 2014 after a Kickstarter campaign raised over $500,000 to make the dolls.
- Nickolay Lamm, which retails for $25, was launched in 2014 after a Kickstarter campaign raised over $500,000 to make the dolls.
- Pennsylvania, which retails for $25, was launched in 2014 after a Kickstarter campaign raised over $500,000 to make the dolls.
- Period Party, which retails for $25, was launched in 2014 after a Kickstarter campaign raised over $500,000 to make the dolls.
- Pittsburgh, which retails for $25, was launched in 2014 after a Kickstarter campaign raised over $500,000 to make the dolls.


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The Golden State Warriors registered the best start in NBA history with their 16th straight victory in a blowout win over the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday night as Kobe Bryant's struggles continued. Bryant, slowed by age and past injuries, has looked like a shadow of his former self this year and that was never more apparent than against Golden State who blasted the Lakers to surge to 16-0. The 37-year-old scored four points and managed to make just one of 14 shots to tie the worst shooting night of his 20-year career. 'He's struggling right now to make a shot. I think he'll be the first to tell you that,' LA Lakers coach Byron Scott told reporters following the damaging defeat.

The outcome of the game was never really in doubt after the

OPTIONS:
- Bryant raced out to a 19-point lead at the end of the first quarter, ultimately cruising to a 111-77 victory.
- Byron Scott raced out to a 19-point lead at the end of the first quarter, ultimately cruising to a 111-77 victory.
- Golden State raced out to a 19-point lead at the end of the first quarter, ultimately cruising to a 111-77 victory.
- Golden State Warriors raced out to a 19-point lead at the end of the first quarter, ultimately cruising to a 111-77 victory.
- Houston Rockets raced out to a 19-point lead at the end of the first quarter, ultimately cruising to a 111-77 victory.
- Kobe Bryant raced out to a 19-point lead at the end of the first quarter, ultimately cruising to a 111-77 victory.
- LA Lakers raced out to a 19-point lead at the end of the first quarter, ultimately cruising to a 111-77 victory.
- Lakers raced out to a 19-point lead at the end of the first quarter, ultimately cruising to a 111-77 victory.
- League raced out to a 19-point lead at the end of the first quarter, ultimately cruising to a 111-77 victory.
- Los Angeles Lakers raced out to a 19-point lead at the end of the first quarter, ultimately cruising to a 111-77 victory.
- NBA raced out to a 19-point lead at the end of the first quarter, ultimately cruising to a 111-77 victory.
- Stephen Curry raced out to a 19-point lead at the end of the first quarter, ultimately cruising to a 111-77 victory.


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

After its passing game failed to break down a resolute Guinea-

OPTIONS:
- Andre Biyogo Poko defense, Cameroon opted to go with the long ball.
- Bissau defense, Cameroon opted to go with the long ball.
- Burkina Faso defense, Cameroon opted to go with the long ball.
- Cameroon defense, Cameroon opted to go with the long ball.
- Gabon defense, Cameroon opted to go with the long ball.
- Guinea defense, Cameroon opted to go with the long ball.
- Jose Antonio Camacho defense, Cameroon opted to go with the long ball.


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(CNN) US President Donald Trump has ordered the CIA to discontinue a program of arming and training anti-Assad rebels in Syria, according to a report in the Washington Post which cites unnamed US officials. The move is seen as controversial, given Russia's opposition to the rebels and Moscow's strong support for the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. "It's a strategic mistake.... (support for the rebels) was a pressure point on Assad and a pressure point on the Iranians... and the Russians," according to Bob Baer, CNN Intelligence and security analyst and former CIA operative. "It looks like, to me, that he just gave that as a gift to Vladimir Putin for no quid pro quo and that's not the way diplomacy works. We should've used this, we should've demanded, for example, safe zones so the Sunnis wouldn't get hit from the air... so this is just inexplicable, why he would do this.

Since then those rebel forces have lost ground steadily, including losing control of parts of the city of Aleppo late last year, and have now been pushed into a corner by

OPTIONS:
- Assad government forces.
- Bashar al government forces.
- Bob Baer government forces.
- CIA government forces.
- CNN government forces.
- CNN Intelligence government forces.
- Donald Trump government forces.
- ISIS government forces.
- Iranians government forces.
- Kremlin government forces.
- Moscow government forces.
- Pentagon government forces.
- Putin government forces.
- Russia government forces.
- Russians government forces.
- Sunnis government forces.
- Syria government forces.
- Syrian government forces.
- US government forces.
- Vladimir Putin government forces.
- Washington Post government forces.


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(CNN) European Union and Turkish officials reached an agreement Friday on how to deal with a flood of Syrian refugees. "(The) agreement isn't a silver bullet, but part of EU's comprehensive strategy on migration," European Council President Donald Tusk tweeted Friday. The deal came after talks involving Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, Tusk and a handful of other key European officials. The final language was then put up for a vote before representatives from the 28 European Union member states, who approved it unanimously, according to the European Council president. The talks were held to address the largest influx of refugees into Europe since World War II, though the more than 1 million people who have fled to there pale compared to the more than 2.7 million registered in Turkey alone. The discussions could be significant for Turkey not only in receiving financial aid to deal with this problem, but also expedite its push to join the 28-member European Union.

This crisis has put leaders around

OPTIONS:
- Ahmet Davutoglu on the spot.
- Donald Tusk on the spot.
- EU on the spot.
- Europe on the spot.
- European on the spot.
- European Council on the spot.
- European Union on the spot.
- Syrian on the spot.
- Turkey on the spot.
- Turkish on the spot.
- Tusk on the spot.
- World War II on the spot.


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(CNN) Donald Trump is under fire for his vulgar comments about women in an "Access Hollywood" tape -- and one woman alleges he exhibited similar behavior in at least one other incident. A friend whom CNN anchor Erin Burnett has known for years recounted an experience she had with Trump in 2010 that echoes his words in the tape that surfaced Friday. In March 2010, the woman -- who asked not to be identified -- met Trump in a boardroom in Trump Tower. Another man -- a colleague of Burnett's friend -- was in the boardroom at the time of the incident.

The

OPTIONS:
- Access Hollywood campaign has not responded to a request for comment.
- Burnett campaign has not responded to a request for comment.
- CNN campaign has not responded to a request for comment.
- Donald Trump campaign has not responded to a request for comment.
- Erin Burnett campaign has not responded to a request for comment.
- Trump campaign has not responded to a request for comment.
- Trump Tower campaign has not responded to a request for comment.


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Jack Warner been forced to hand over his passport after police officials deemed him a flight risk. Warner was photographed outside Trinidad's Arouca police station on Thursday, where he has to report twice a week to under his bail agreement. On Wednesday, Trinidad Attorney General Garvin Nicholas said that officials feared that the former FIFA Vice President would flee the island after facing U.S. federal corruption charges, with the following day's measures ensuring that possibility is now not an option. 'Any person with the level of resources that Mr Warner has would be considered a flight risk,' Nicholas said. 'We certainly made it a lot more difficult for him to escape or leave the country.'

Valcke said: '

OPTIONS:
- Arouca has worked incredibly hard for the past four years and we are immensely grateful for all he has done.
- FIFA has worked incredibly hard for the past four years and we are immensely grateful for all he has done.
- Garvin Nicholas has worked incredibly hard for the past four years and we are immensely grateful for all he has done.
- Jack Warner has worked incredibly hard for the past four years and we are immensely grateful for all he has done.
- Nicholas has worked incredibly hard for the past four years and we are immensely grateful for all he has done.
- Swiss has worked incredibly hard for the past four years and we are immensely grateful for all he has done.
- Trinidad has worked incredibly hard for the past four years and we are immensely grateful for all he has done.
- U.S. has worked incredibly hard for the past four years and we are immensely grateful for all he has done.
- Walter De Gregorio has worked incredibly hard for the past four years and we are immensely grateful for all he has done.
- Warner has worked incredibly hard for the past four years and we are immensely grateful for all he has done.


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Savers with one of Britain's biggest insurers have been denied the ability to use their pensions like a bank account after the firm scrapped plans to offer a new Government freedom. Friends Life, part of Aviva, initially told its customers they would be able to withdraw money from their life savings as often as they wanted after the age of 55. But the firm has now reversed the decision, and is writing to those affected to say they will have a more limited range of options, the Daily Telegraph reported. The pension freedom reforms were a flagship policy of the Coalition Government and widely welcomed by savers. They swept away the previous rules that meant all but the wealthiest pension savers had to buy an annuity when they came to retire.

OPTIONS:
- Aviva today confirmed it would not be doing so.
- Britain today confirmed it would not be doing so.
- Coalition today confirmed it would not be doing so.
- Daily Telegraph today confirmed it would not be doing so.
- Friends Life today confirmed it would not be doing so.
- Insurer today confirmed it would not be doing so.


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A father has criticised Tesco for making him feel 'like a criminal' after store staff wrongly accused him of using their free internet access to run a business. Freelance writer Tony Loton, 45, and his son Matthew sat down in the cafe in a store in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, after buying a pot of tea. The father-of-two was about to use his computer when he was approached by a manager, who said someone had complained that he was coming into the cafe every day to take advantage of the free wi-fi. However, Mr Loton, of Middlewich, Cheshire, insisted this was not true and said he was left feeling angry after being embarrassed in front of his son and other shoppers.

Mr Loton said he goes to the Tesco Extra store once a week when he makes the trip from his Cheshire home  to visit his parents in Stoke-on-

OPTIONS:
- Cheshire.
- Freelance.
- Hanley.
- Loton.
- Matthew.
- Middlewich.
- Staffordshire.
- Stoke.
- Tesco.
- Tony Loton.
- Trent.


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Washington (CNN) If legendary journalist Carl Bernstein could impart one message to the investigative reporters covering President Donald Trump, it would be: Follow the money. "What we really need to look at right now are the conflicts of interest," Bernstein told David Axelrod on "The Axe Files," a podcast from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN, remarking on the opacity of Trump's vast international business holdings. One place to begin digging, Bernstein proposes, is around Trump's attempted dealings in Russia and the surrounding region. Additional scrutiny should be given there, he argues, in light of Trump's welcoming gestures to President Vladimir Putin and his timidity to support the US intelligence community's assessment that the Russians interfered with the US presidential election.

Since then, a senior

OPTIONS:
- Bernstein official confirmed that the President will not release his personal tax returns -- documents that likely would provide needed clarity on his finances.
- CNN official confirmed that the President will not release his personal tax returns -- documents that likely would provide needed clarity on his finances.
- Carl Bernstein official confirmed that the President will not release his personal tax returns -- documents that likely would provide needed clarity on his finances.
- David Axelrod official confirmed that the President will not release his personal tax returns -- documents that likely would provide needed clarity on his finances.
- Donald Trump official confirmed that the President will not release his personal tax returns -- documents that likely would provide needed clarity on his finances.
- Russia official confirmed that the President will not release his personal tax returns -- documents that likely would provide needed clarity on his finances.
- Russians official confirmed that the President will not release his personal tax returns -- documents that likely would provide needed clarity on his finances.
- The Axe Files official confirmed that the President will not release his personal tax returns -- documents that likely would provide needed clarity on his finances.
- Trump official confirmed that the President will not release his personal tax returns -- documents that likely would provide needed clarity on his finances.
- US official confirmed that the President will not release his personal tax returns -- documents that likely would provide needed clarity on his finances.
- University of Chicago Institute of Politics official confirmed that the President will not release his personal tax returns -- documents that likely would provide needed clarity on his finances.
- Vladimir Putin official confirmed that the President will not release his personal tax returns -- documents that likely would provide needed clarity on his finances.
- Washington official confirmed that the President will not release his personal tax returns -- documents that likely would provide needed clarity on his finances.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Leicester may be 17 points ahead of Chelsea in the Premier League following each club’s wildly different form that nobody expected, but the bookmakers still make Jose Mourinho’s team favourites for victory at the King Power Stadium. The hosts are available at around 2/1 – an inviting price given their run – with the reigning champions closer to evens despite their terrible sequence of results. Part of that is down to Chelsea emerging victorious the last time these sides met in April. Mourinho’s men fought back from Marc Albrighton’s opener to win 3-1 through Didier Drogba’s equaliser, then late goals by John Terry and Ramires.

That remains one of two losses suffered by

OPTIONS:
- Chelsea in 24 matches so this encounter will be highly intriguing.
- Didier Drogba in 24 matches so this encounter will be highly intriguing.
- John Terry in 24 matches so this encounter will be highly intriguing.
- Jose Mourinho in 24 matches so this encounter will be highly intriguing.
- King Power Stadium in 24 matches so this encounter will be highly intriguing.
- Leicester in 24 matches so this encounter will be highly intriguing.
- Marc Albrighton in 24 matches so this encounter will be highly intriguing.
- Mourinho in 24 matches so this encounter will be highly intriguing.
- Premier League in 24 matches so this encounter will be highly intriguing.
- Ramires in 24 matches so this encounter will be highly intriguing.
- The Foxes in 24 matches so this encounter will be highly intriguing.


How does the sentence end?

Cleveland (CNN) Donald Trump conjured a dire picture Thursday of an America sliding deeper into poverty, violence and corruption and declared himself the only person who could avert disaster. Accepting the Republican nomination in Cleveland, the billionaire twice pledged to be a "voice" for working Americans, restore law and order and to confound elites and doubters by winning the White House in November. Donald Trump's speech at the Republican convention, as prepared for delivery "Nobody knows the system better than me, which is why I alone can fix it," Trump said. "My message is that things have to change -- and they have to change right now."

Instead, he outlined a broader and loftier argument to millions of

OPTIONS:
- America watching at home, seizing his best chance yet to present himself as possessed of the qualities and sobriety demanded of a President.
- Americans watching at home, seizing his best chance yet to present himself as possessed of the qualities and sobriety demanded of a President.
- CNN watching at home, seizing his best chance yet to present himself as possessed of the qualities and sobriety demanded of a President.
- Cleveland watching at home, seizing his best chance yet to present himself as possessed of the qualities and sobriety demanded of a President.
- Donald Trump watching at home, seizing his best chance yet to present himself as possessed of the qualities and sobriety demanded of a President.
- Hillary Clinton watching at home, seizing his best chance yet to present himself as possessed of the qualities and sobriety demanded of a President.
- Republican watching at home, seizing his best chance yet to present himself as possessed of the qualities and sobriety demanded of a President.
- Trump watching at home, seizing his best chance yet to present himself as possessed of the qualities and sobriety demanded of a President.
- White House watching at home, seizing his best chance yet to present himself as possessed of the qualities and sobriety demanded of a President.


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

An American couple are in mourning after losing one of their newborn twins, who was born 13 weeks early  on their 'babymoon' vacation. Kim and Fred Spratt of Jackson, New Jersey, were taking their last vacation alone as a couple without kids, when Mrs Spratt gave went into labor three months early and gave birth to son Hudson and daughter Hayden in the early hours of Mother's Day. However, just 14 days after the premature birth, the Spratt's newborn son Hudson died. Adding to the heartbreak is the fact that the couple are stuck in Portugal, away from the support of their family and friends, indefinitely as they wait for their surviving daughter to grow strong enough to travel.

Family and friends of the

OPTIONS:
- American have set up a GoFundMe page for the couple which has raised more than $30,000 to help offset the cost of their extended trip to Portugal.
- Fred Spratt have set up a GoFundMe page for the couple which has raised more than $30,000 to help offset the cost of their extended trip to Portugal.
- Hayden have set up a GoFundMe page for the couple which has raised more than $30,000 to help offset the cost of their extended trip to Portugal.
- Hudson have set up a GoFundMe page for the couple which has raised more than $30,000 to help offset the cost of their extended trip to Portugal.
- Jackson have set up a GoFundMe page for the couple which has raised more than $30,000 to help offset the cost of their extended trip to Portugal.
- Kim have set up a GoFundMe page for the couple which has raised more than $30,000 to help offset the cost of their extended trip to Portugal.
- Mother's Day have set up a GoFundMe page for the couple which has raised more than $30,000 to help offset the cost of their extended trip to Portugal.
- New Jersey have set up a GoFundMe page for the couple which has raised more than $30,000 to help offset the cost of their extended trip to Portugal.
- Portugal have set up a GoFundMe page for the couple which has raised more than $30,000 to help offset the cost of their extended trip to Portugal.
- Spratt have set up a GoFundMe page for the couple which has raised more than $30,000 to help offset the cost of their extended trip to Portugal.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(ArsTechnica) -- The Federal Communications Commission is releasing the details of its new net neutrality Order in stages. Although the FCC's new ban on "unreasonable discrimination" for wired ISPs allows certain kinds of traffic discrimination (not all bits need be equal), the agency made clear after Tuesday's meeting that "paid prioritization" deals with Internet companies are unlikely to be allowed. Critics had worried that the new Order would only affect outright website blocking, leaving paid prioritization untouched (or even implicitly sanctioned). "Pay for Priority Unlikely to Satisfy 'No Unreasonable Discrimination' Rule," advises one subheading of the new net neutrality rules. Ed Whitacre's dream of directly charging Google and Yahoo to "use his pipes" -- a key event in starting the entire net neutrality debate -- appears to be dashed.

As some game developers worry,

OPTIONS:
- ArsTechnica might effectively charge for non-inferior service, investing "less in open access and more in services that they can provide at a premium."
- Ed Whitacre might effectively charge for non-inferior service, investing "less in open access and more in services that they can provide at a premium."
- FCC might effectively charge for non-inferior service, investing "less in open access and more in services that they can provide at a premium."
- Federal Communications Commission might effectively charge for non-inferior service, investing "less in open access and more in services that they can provide at a premium."
- Google might effectively charge for non-inferior service, investing "less in open access and more in services that they can provide at a premium."
- ISPs might effectively charge for non-inferior service, investing "less in open access and more in services that they can provide at a premium."
- Internet might effectively charge for non-inferior service, investing "less in open access and more in services that they can provide at a premium."
- Unreasonable Discrimination' Rule might effectively charge for non-inferior service, investing "less in open access and more in services that they can provide at a premium."
- Yahoo might effectively charge for non-inferior service, investing "less in open access and more in services that they can provide at a premium."
- new Order might effectively charge for non-inferior service, investing "less in open access and more in services that they can provide at a premium."


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Nicola Sturgeon found herself compared to Saddam Hussein as she told an American chat show host she wished the SNP had won every Westminster seat in Scotland. The Scottish First Minister looked momentarily uncomfortable as Jon Stewart expressed shock at her ambition and asked her: 'What? You think you're Saddam Hussein? You get 99 per cent?' He also mocked her economic policies, asking a long question which began talking about independence, deficit and GDP figures and finished: 'Haggis. What is that?' But she got her own back as she ridiculed America's habit of invading oil-producing countries. The appearance on The Daily Show was intended to be the high point of a four-day trip to the United States intended to raise Miss Sturgeon's international profile.

Despite the defeat, the pro-independence

OPTIONS:
- America has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- American has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Comedy Central has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Cybernat has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Cybernats has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Daily Show has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Haggis has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Jon Stewart has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Miss Sturgeon has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Nicola Sturgeon has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- SNP has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Saddam Hussein has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Scotland has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Scottish has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Scottish National Party has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Stewart has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Sturgeon has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- The Daily Show has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- UK has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- US has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- United States has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.
- Westminster has seen a dramatic surge in support, especially after Miss Sturgeon took over as party leader from Alex Salmond.


How does this story end?

People with foreign surnames could struggle to find a home to rent under government plans to force landlords to carry out immigration checks, labour has warned. Andy Burnham said the new law could mark a return to the discrimination seen when landlords put up signs warning: 'No dogs, no blacks, no Irish'. The shadow home secretary said the plans are counter to David Cameron's vow to end discrimination in Britain. Under the Immigration Bill, being debated by MPs this week, landlords and agents will have to carry out 'right to rent' checks on their tenants' immigration status before offering a tenancy agreement.

However critics say that landlords will simply refuse to consider someone who they suspect might not be

OPTIONS:
- Andy Burnham.
- Britain.
- British.
- David Cameron.
- Immigration Bill.
- Irish.
- Labour.
- Survey.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) It was lost in the confusion of the Oscar envelope snafu, but "Moonlight" made history. The coming-of-age drama about a gay black man growing up in Miami became the first film with an all-black cast to win the Academy Award for best picture. The movie, whose cast includes best supporting actor winner Mahershala Ali, Naomie Harris, Trevante Rhodes and Janelle Monáe, has been a critical darling during awards season. With the win, it shattered a glass ceiling for black films. "Very clearly, even in my dreams this could not be true," director Barry Jenkins said in amazement when it was announced that "Moonlight," not "La La Land," had won. "But to hell with dreams, I'm done with it, 'cause this is true. Oh my goodness."

"Viola, Mahershala, and the wins for

OPTIONS:
- Academy Award happened because they were DESERVED," she wrote.
- Barry Jenkins happened because they were DESERVED," she wrote.
- Janelle Monáe happened because they were DESERVED," she wrote.
- La La Land happened because they were DESERVED," she wrote.
- Mahershala Ali happened because they were DESERVED," she wrote.
- Miami happened because they were DESERVED," she wrote.
- Moonlight happened because they were DESERVED," she wrote.
- Naomie Harris happened because they were DESERVED," she wrote.
- Oscar happened because they were DESERVED," she wrote.
- Trevante Rhodes happened because they were DESERVED," she wrote.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- Four years ago today, President Barack Obama signed Obamacare into law, pledging that Americans could keep their health care plans and their doctors and that their coverage would be "more secure and stable" than before. As the horror stories continue to roll in, however, the emptiness of those promises and the human toll of this deeply misguided experiment have become increasingly difficult for Democrats to ignore. Consider Angela Strobel, a mother of five girls from Owensboro, Kentucky. Angela was perfectly happy with the insurance and the doctor she had before Obamacare. She also had an ironclad assurance from the President that she wouldn't have to sacrifice either one if his health care plan became law. Now she finds herself among the growing group of Americans who've been shell-shocked by the reality.

In recent weeks, we've heard calamitous reports of

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act patients being denied access to doctors, hospitals and premium cancer care centers.
- Americans patients being denied access to doctors, hospitals and premium cancer care centers.
- Angela patients being denied access to doctors, hospitals and premium cancer care centers.
- Angela Strobel patients being denied access to doctors, hospitals and premium cancer care centers.
- Barack Obama patients being denied access to doctors, hospitals and premium cancer care centers.
- CNN patients being denied access to doctors, hospitals and premium cancer care centers.
- Democrats patients being denied access to doctors, hospitals and premium cancer care centers.
- Kentucky patients being denied access to doctors, hospitals and premium cancer care centers.
- McConnell patients being denied access to doctors, hospitals and premium cancer care centers.
- Mitch McConnell patients being denied access to doctors, hospitals and premium cancer care centers.
- Obamacare patients being denied access to doctors, hospitals and premium cancer care centers.
- Owensboro patients being denied access to doctors, hospitals and premium cancer care centers.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Many football love stories start with a game shared with Dad. I never had this, but I’d heard the stories and was hoping for that father-son experience when I took my eldest son Jayden to Wembley on Sunday. He’s 10 and a Chelsea fan like his dad. Not like his brother Koby who is seven and declared recently that he’s changing teams to support Manchester United. On my mind was the Paris Metro incident. Not that I was worried about the real Chelsea fans but more so those idiots who put on the shirt claiming to be Chelsea fans without caring what image or message they send out, and are just out to cause trouble.

It was great to see

OPTIONS:
- Capital One Cup Final’s excited face counting down the stops as we neared the stadium.
- Chelsea’s excited face counting down the stops as we neared the stadium.
- Dad’s excited face counting down the stops as we neared the stadium.
- Jayden’s excited face counting down the stops as we neared the stadium.
- Koby’s excited face counting down the stops as we neared the stadium.
- Manchester United’s excited face counting down the stops as we neared the stadium.
- Paris Metro’s excited face counting down the stops as we neared the stadium.
- Wembley’s excited face counting down the stops as we neared the stadium.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- On October 12, 2000, a suicide bomber attacked the USS Cole as it refueled in Aden, Yemen. A rubber boat packed with explosives detonated, killing 17 and wounding at least 37 more. Ten years later the destroyer -- also known as DDG 67 -- is in port at Norfolk, Virginia, after returning just a month ago from a mission in the Gulf of Aden, according to Command Duty Officer Lt. Torsten Becker. The ship's crew and others commemorated the 10-year anniversary Tuesday at Naval Station Norfolk. "We lost 17 of our shipmates that terrible morning 10 years ago, but they were far more than just our sailors," said Adm. J.C. Harvey Jr., commander of U.S. Fleet Forces Command. "They were your fathers, your sons and daughters, your sisters and brothers. They coached Little League. They loved to work on cars. They ran track and played football. They acted in high school plays. They loved life, they loved living and they loved you.

"Ask any of our Cole sailors today about their actions during the fight to save the ship and I believe they'll all tell you the same thing -- 'We were

OPTIONS:
- Aden sailors, and we did what we had to do.
- CNN sailors, and we did what we had to do.
- Command Duty Officer sailors, and we did what we had to do.
- DDG 67 sailors, and we did what we had to do.
- Flags sailors, and we did what we had to do.
- Gulf of Aden sailors, and we did what we had to do.
- J.C. Harvey Jr. sailors, and we did what we had to do.
- Little League sailors, and we did what we had to do.
- Naval Station Norfolk sailors, and we did what we had to do.
- Norfolk sailors, and we did what we had to do.
- Torsten Becker sailors, and we did what we had to do.
- U.S. Fleet Forces Command sailors, and we did what we had to do.
- U.S. Navy sailors, and we did what we had to do.
- USS Cole sailors, and we did what we had to do.
- Virginia sailors, and we did what we had to do.
- Yemen sailors, and we did what we had to do.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) Black voters should not be blamed for Hillary Clinton's stunning election night loss of the presidency. The roots of Donald Trump's shocking, long-shot, and divisively improbable rise to the presidency can be traced back to election night four years ago when black voter percentage, for the first time in American history, surpassed whites. Black voters led the multiracial groups of voters that re-elected Barack Obama and seemed poised to do so in future presidential election cycles. But a strange thing happened on the way to a rendezvous with victory. The Supreme Court's 2013 Shelby v. Holder decision did more than just effectively gut law enforcement provisions of the Voting Rights Act. More profoundly, it neutralized black voter participation in key electoral battleground states, including North Carolina and Florida -- states that provided president-elect Trump's margins of victory.

During the 19th century and earlier, enslaved

OPTIONS:
- African Americans were denied the vote and punished, even killed for openly expressing dreams of black citizenship.
- American were denied the vote and punished, even killed for openly expressing dreams of black citizenship.
- Barack Obama were denied the vote and punished, even killed for openly expressing dreams of black citizenship.
- Black were denied the vote and punished, even killed for openly expressing dreams of black citizenship.
- CNN were denied the vote and punished, even killed for openly expressing dreams of black citizenship.
- Donald Trump were denied the vote and punished, even killed for openly expressing dreams of black citizenship.
- Florida were denied the vote and punished, even killed for openly expressing dreams of black citizenship.
- Hillary Clinton were denied the vote and punished, even killed for openly expressing dreams of black citizenship.
- Holder were denied the vote and punished, even killed for openly expressing dreams of black citizenship.
- North Carolina were denied the vote and punished, even killed for openly expressing dreams of black citizenship.
- Peniel Joseph were denied the vote and punished, even killed for openly expressing dreams of black citizenship.
- Shelby were denied the vote and punished, even killed for openly expressing dreams of black citizenship.
- Supreme Court were denied the vote and punished, even killed for openly expressing dreams of black citizenship.
- Trump were denied the vote and punished, even killed for openly expressing dreams of black citizenship.
- Voting Rights Act were denied the vote and punished, even killed for openly expressing dreams of black citizenship.


How does this story end?

The boss of Uber has become the victim of horrific trolling from black cab drivers including comments on rape and her being run over. Jo Bertram, the UK general manager of the private hire company, has been victimised by the drivers on social media as tensions between the company and taxi drivers step up. In May, one London cabbie even made comments about the boss being aroused by rape in a conversation thread about passenger safety in the cars. On Twitter, black cab driver Henry Kaczorowski, 49, wrote: 'Wonder what she must feel every time a woman gets is sexually assaulted in an Uber car.

It's led to jokes online that they acronym,

OPTIONS:
- Henry Kaczorowski stands for Totally Failing London.
- Jo Bertram stands for Totally Failing London.
- London stands for Totally Failing London.
- TfL stands for Totally Failing London.
- Twitter stands for Totally Failing London.
- UK stands for Totally Failing London.
- Uber stands for Totally Failing London.


Complete the passage.

He said it with a big grin on his face and the sentence was followed by a laugh, but there was a twinkle in Dele Alli’s eye which indicated he was on to something nobody else was quite yet. Fourteen months ago away in Dusseldorf with England Under 19s, an 18-year-old Alli joked with Sportsmail that his style of play was a cross between Steven Gerrard and Yaya Toure. He discussed, outwardly showing signs of nerves but inwardly steeling them, how he wanted to replicate his Kop hero Gerrard and make his first England goal one to remember. Alli did not make that happen in the Under 19s match against Germany he would play the next day – the same opposition Gerrard struck a beauty against in 2001 for his first for England – nor for England Under 21s, but in his fourth match for the senior team on Tuesday night he hit one on a par against France for his debut goal.

Dier patrolled in front of the back four while

OPTIONS:
- Alli and Ross Barkley helped out defensively but repeatedly made runs from deep.
- Dele Alli and Ross Barkley helped out defensively but repeatedly made runs from deep.
- Dier and Ross Barkley helped out defensively but repeatedly made runs from deep.
- Dusseldorf and Ross Barkley helped out defensively but repeatedly made runs from deep.
- England and Ross Barkley helped out defensively but repeatedly made runs from deep.
- Eric Dier and Ross Barkley helped out defensively but repeatedly made runs from deep.
- France and Ross Barkley helped out defensively but repeatedly made runs from deep.
- Germany and Ross Barkley helped out defensively but repeatedly made runs from deep.
- Gerrard and Ross Barkley helped out defensively but repeatedly made runs from deep.
- Kop and Ross Barkley helped out defensively but repeatedly made runs from deep.
- Sportsmail and Ross Barkley helped out defensively but repeatedly made runs from deep.
- Spurs and Ross Barkley helped out defensively but repeatedly made runs from deep.
- Steven Gerrard and Ross Barkley helped out defensively but repeatedly made runs from deep.
- Under 19s and Ross Barkley helped out defensively but repeatedly made runs from deep.
- Wembley and Ross Barkley helped out defensively but repeatedly made runs from deep.
- Yaya Toure and Ross Barkley helped out defensively but repeatedly made runs from deep.


How does the sentence end?

A man strangled his friend to death in a rage after the friend admitted that he had been molesting young girls and thought 'one of them was starting to like it,' a jury heard this week. Robert Mccombs told a court in Grand Rapids, Michigan on Wednesday that Steven Carl Day admitted to him and his roommate Roger Musick that he molested a young relative and that he was molesting other young girls. 'Day said he thought one of the girls was starting to like it,' Mccombs testified. Witnessed the confession: Robert Mccombs (left) said that when Steven Carl Day admitted to him and his roommate Roger Musick (right) that he was a child molester, Musick strangled him to death

Musick went to work and

OPTIONS:
- Day went to their home to get rid of Day's belongings.
- Grand Rapids went to their home to get rid of Day's belongings.
- Mccombs went to their home to get rid of Day's belongings.
- Michigan went to their home to get rid of Day's belongings.
- Musick went to their home to get rid of Day's belongings.
- Robert Mccombs went to their home to get rid of Day's belongings.
- Roger Musick went to their home to get rid of Day's belongings.
- Steven Carl Day went to their home to get rid of Day's belongings.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

The irony was clear as Al Kellock proudly lifted the Pro12 trophy above his head in a final, triumphant act as Glasgow Warriors captain. As the fireworks went off around him amid ecstatic scenes at the Kingspan Stadium in Belfast after the 31-13 defeat of Munster, Kellock’s retirement may have signalled the end of an era but it also witnessed a new one ignite for Scottish rugby. This was an unforgettable evening when everything clicked into place for the Warriors - and their loyal supporters - under head coach Gregor Townsend’s grand masterplan. Last year’s defeat by Leinster in the final now looked like the ultimate dress rehearsal. Munster couldn’t live with a Glasgow side who stylishly captured this country’s first major tournament silverware since Jim Telfer’s Scots won the Five Nations in 1999.

All he has known is semi-finals and finals with

OPTIONS:
- Al Kellock.
- Belfast.
- Five Nations.
- Glasgow.
- Glasgow Warriors.
- Gregor Townsend.
- Jim Telfer.
- Kellock.
- Kingspan Stadium.
- Leinster.
- Munster.
- Pro12.
- Scots.
- Scottish.
- Warriors.