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(CNN) -- Love was in the air on Sunday for Dottie Coven and Keith Stewart. Business travelers and frequent fliers on Southwest Airlines, the couple from Corydon, Indiana, decided there was no place they'd rather marry than while flying. And why not land at the airport known for love -- Dallas Love Field -- after the happy occasion? That's why they approached Southwest with their idea of being married in the air. The airline was game. After all, it's famous for its fun, including flight attendants who entertain, wedding proposals and even rewarding flight attendants who are especially good to customers (After a customer praised one flight attendant on Twitter midflight, the airline publicly honored her with a giant cookie).

But this was the

OPTIONS:
- CNN's first wedding where the airline joined the wedding planning team from departure gate to arrival gate.
- Corydon's first wedding where the airline joined the wedding planning team from departure gate to arrival gate.
- Dallas Love Field's first wedding where the airline joined the wedding planning team from departure gate to arrival gate.
- Dottie Coven's first wedding where the airline joined the wedding planning team from departure gate to arrival gate.
- Indiana's first wedding where the airline joined the wedding planning team from departure gate to arrival gate.
- Keith Stewart's first wedding where the airline joined the wedding planning team from departure gate to arrival gate.
- Love's first wedding where the airline joined the wedding planning team from departure gate to arrival gate.
- Southwest's first wedding where the airline joined the wedding planning team from departure gate to arrival gate.
- Southwest Airlines's first wedding where the airline joined the wedding planning team from departure gate to arrival gate.
- Twitter's first wedding where the airline joined the wedding planning team from departure gate to arrival gate.


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Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- Ukraine's President Viktor Yanukovych will return to work on Monday, after taking ill amid political unrest that has paralyzed the eastern European country. Yanukovych went on sick leave on Thursday with "acute respiratory disease," his office said. He is now feeling "good" after treatment and his condition has been assessed as "satisfactory," a statement on the presidential website said. Ukraine has been plunged into a deep political crisis that in the last week saw the Prime Minister and Cabinet resign, a controversial anti-protest law repealed, and the President signing off on a contested amnesty bill for anti-government protesters.

Despite concessions last week from

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- CNN, including repeal of the controversial law, Ukraine's opposition parties continue to call for constitutional reforms to shift power away from the president.
- Cabinet, including repeal of the controversial law, Ukraine's opposition parties continue to call for constitutional reforms to shift power away from the president.
- European, including repeal of the controversial law, Ukraine's opposition parties continue to call for constitutional reforms to shift power away from the president.
- Kiev, including repeal of the controversial law, Ukraine's opposition parties continue to call for constitutional reforms to shift power away from the president.
- Ukraine, including repeal of the controversial law, Ukraine's opposition parties continue to call for constitutional reforms to shift power away from the president.
- Viktor Yanukovych, including repeal of the controversial law, Ukraine's opposition parties continue to call for constitutional reforms to shift power away from the president.
- Yanukovych, including repeal of the controversial law, Ukraine's opposition parties continue to call for constitutional reforms to shift power away from the president.


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(CNN) Latino? Hispanic? Spanish speaker? Native born? When it comes to defining Latino identity in the United States today, the one common thread is its sheer complexity. In the latest episode of the CNN Original Series "United Shades of America," W. Kamau Bell explores two Los Angeles communities where the majority of the residents are of Mexican descent -- East L.A. and Boyle Heights. Bell asks people in East L.A. to describe the state of Latinos in America today. "We're a growing force to be reckoned with," says one man. "We're taking over," says another. Indeed, in 2014, the Hispanic population in the United States reached a high of 55.4 million, or 17.4% of the total U.S. population.

For example, Bell uses the term

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- America in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.
- Bell in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.
- Boyle Heights in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.
- CNN in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.
- CNN Original Series in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.
- East L.A. in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.
- Hispanic in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.
- Hispanics in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.
- Latino in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.
- Latinos in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.
- Los Angeles in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.
- Mexican in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.
- Native in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.
- Spanish in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.
- U.S. in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.
- United Shades of America in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.
- United States in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.
- W. Kamau Bell in this episode while Pew tends to use the word Hispanic in its research reports.


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(CNN) In 1944, the Swedish social scientist Gunnar Myrdal, who would go on to win the Nobel Prize in economics, published a landmark study of the United States titled "An American Dilemma." It was about the condition of blacks in America. He posited that over the course of American history, white prejudice kept African-Americans low in standards of living, health, education, manners and morals. But those low standards in turn confirmed and reinforced white prejudice, setting off a depressing spiral. It is tragic to say that in 2016, 72 years later, those words seem strikingly relevant. The first thing to say about the grotesque shooting of police officers in Dallas last week is that these are not simply cruel and abominable acts but deeply dangerous.

The same is true, of course, about African-

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- African -- the vast, vast majority of whom it should go without saying are law-abiding citizens.
- America -- the vast, vast majority of whom it should go without saying are law-abiding citizens.
- American -- the vast, vast majority of whom it should go without saying are law-abiding citizens.
- American Dilemma -- the vast, vast majority of whom it should go without saying are law-abiding citizens.
- Americans -- the vast, vast majority of whom it should go without saying are law-abiding citizens.
- Dallas -- the vast, vast majority of whom it should go without saying are law-abiding citizens.
- Fareed Zakaria -- the vast, vast majority of whom it should go without saying are law-abiding citizens.
- Gunnar Myrdal -- the vast, vast majority of whom it should go without saying are law-abiding citizens.
- Nobel Prize -- the vast, vast majority of whom it should go without saying are law-abiding citizens.
- Swedish -- the vast, vast majority of whom it should go without saying are law-abiding citizens.
- United States -- the vast, vast majority of whom it should go without saying are law-abiding citizens.


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Despite complaints that Google Glass was too bulky and nerdy, rumours suggest the tech giant will release a new version with a larger prism display. The Enterprise Edition (EE) is also said to include an Intel Atom processor for improved performance and battery life. Some users of Glass, which was pulled in January following poor sales and mixed reviews, complained of eye strain after prolonged use. This may explain why Google might have decided to include a larger screen in its next design, 9to5Google reported. It’s rumoured that final iterations of the EE include a prism that extends further, allowing wearers to glance upwards and focus on the screen more comfortably than before.

The previous

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- EE headset was launched in a beta version under the firm's Explorer programme.
- Enterprise Edition headset was launched in a beta version under the firm's Explorer programme.
- Glass headset was launched in a beta version under the firm's Explorer programme.
- Google headset was launched in a beta version under the firm's Explorer programme.
- Google Glass headset was launched in a beta version under the firm's Explorer programme.
- Intel Atom headset was launched in a beta version under the firm's Explorer programme.
- Smart headset was launched in a beta version under the firm's Explorer programme.


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A new mobile app that allows you to use almost 600 gyms for one fee could turn the gym membership model on its head. The KFit app launched on Tuesday in Australia, allowing members to access multiple fitness studios, gyms and facilities in Melbourne or Sydney through one monthly membership of $69. 'It is a fitness sharing model similar to Uber and all of those... It's basically a monthly subscription, with unlimited access, that you can stop anytime,' Jaye Raykos, KFit general manager, told Daily Mail Australia. 'With the subscription you can go hula hooping, circus classes abseiling, CrossFit – anything you can think of.'

There are almost 283 gyms involved in Sydney and about 246 in Melbourne who are involved with

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- Australia and the number is growing by 20 to 30 partners per week.
- CrossFit and the number is growing by 20 to 30 partners per week.
- Daily Mail Australia and the number is growing by 20 to 30 partners per week.
- Jaye Raykos and the number is growing by 20 to 30 partners per week.
- KFit and the number is growing by 20 to 30 partners per week.
- Melbourne and the number is growing by 20 to 30 partners per week.
- Sydney and the number is growing by 20 to 30 partners per week.
- Uber and the number is growing by 20 to 30 partners per week.


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Whoopi Goldberg has changed her stance on the allegations of rape made against Bill Cosby by over 30 women. Goldberg, who has been the most vocal supporter of Cosby over the past few months, had legal expert Dan Abrams on The View Tuesday, and began to voice a shift in opinion when she admitted that she was unaware that there is a statute of limitations on charges of rape. At the end of the segment she said; 'If this is to be tried in the court of public opinion, all the information that is out there kind of points to guilt.'

The lawsuit accused Cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting the woman at

OPTIONS:
- Benadryl's home.
- Bill's home.
- Bill Cosby's home.
- Cosby's home.
- Dan Abrams's home.
- Goldberg's home.
- Quaaludes's home.
- The View's home.
- Whoopi Goldberg's home.


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

Even accounting for

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- Barack Obama's rollbacks after 1981, his first-term cuts exceed Trump's bill.
- CNN's rollbacks after 1981, his first-term cuts exceed Trump's bill.
- Congress's rollbacks after 1981, his first-term cuts exceed Trump's bill.
- Donald Trump's rollbacks after 1981, his first-term cuts exceed Trump's bill.
- George W. Bush's rollbacks after 1981, his first-term cuts exceed Trump's bill.
- John F. Kennedy's rollbacks after 1981, his first-term cuts exceed Trump's bill.
- Lyndon Johnson's rollbacks after 1981, his first-term cuts exceed Trump's bill.
- Ronald Reagan's rollbacks after 1981, his first-term cuts exceed Trump's bill.
- State of the Union's rollbacks after 1981, his first-term cuts exceed Trump's bill.
- Trump's rollbacks after 1981, his first-term cuts exceed Trump's bill.
- White House's rollbacks after 1981, his first-term cuts exceed Trump's bill.


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Ahmed Mohammed who was arrested earlier this month for bringing a clock to school that his teachers mistook for a bomb spent the day with the stars in New York City on Sunday. The 14-year-old Muslim teen from Texas rubbed shoulders with the likes of Queen Rania of Jordan, Victoria Beckham, CEO of the National Geographic Society Gary Knell, and Adrian Grenier at the 2015 Social Good Summit hosted at Manhattan's 92 Street Y. The two day conference which examines the impact of new technology and media on social good initiatives around the world is held during UN Week from September 27-28.

The nation has rallied round

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- Adrian Grenier since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Ahmed since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Ahmed Mohamed since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Ahmed Mohammed since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Barack Obama since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- California since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Dallas since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Gary Knell since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Google Co since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Hassan Mohamed since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Irving Independent School District Schools since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Jordan since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Manhattan since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Mohamed El since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Muslim since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- NYC since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- National Geographic Society since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- New York City since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Rania since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Sergey Brin since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Social Good Summit since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Street Y. since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Texas since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- UN Week since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.
- Victoria Beckham since he was accused by his teachers of building a hoax bomb on Wednesday.


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Britain is set for weeks of  rail chaos after union bosses announced strikes on two major overground networks with a planned strike on the London Underground looking increasingly likely to go ahead. The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union today announced a five-day strike among engineers at Southern Rail, and a ballot result for action at Northern Rail. Meanwhile, talks aimed at averting a strike by London Underground workers will not resume until Monday, days before a 24-hour stoppage is due to start from Wednesday evening. The union said hundreds of engineers on Southern Rail will strike for five days from July 12, and ban overtime over the weekend of July 10-12 over claims of a 'comprehensive breakdown' in industrial relations.

'Southern is a company intensively under the spotlight over its performance at the moment and

OPTIONS:
- Britain will not have our members left unrewarded as they hit work targets and then face a barrage of attacks on working conditions and procedures.
- London Underground will not have our members left unrewarded as they hit work targets and then face a barrage of attacks on working conditions and procedures.
- Northern Rail will not have our members left unrewarded as they hit work targets and then face a barrage of attacks on working conditions and procedures.
- RMT will not have our members left unrewarded as they hit work targets and then face a barrage of attacks on working conditions and procedures.
- Rail, Maritime and Transport will not have our members left unrewarded as they hit work targets and then face a barrage of attacks on working conditions and procedures.
- Southern Rail will not have our members left unrewarded as they hit work targets and then face a barrage of attacks on working conditions and procedures.
- Underground will not have our members left unrewarded as they hit work targets and then face a barrage of attacks on working conditions and procedures.


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(WIRED) -- In an effort to streamline and simplify the maturity ratings of software in mobile app stores, CTIA, the international wireless industry association, yesterday proposed a ratings system that store owners could voluntarily adopt. Google and Apple basically told the CTIA to stuff it -- they're sticking with their own rating schemes. "We've put a lot of effort into Android Market's rating system, which now works well globally," Google spokesman Christopher Katsaros said in a statement. "While we support other systems, we think it's best for Android users and developers to stick with Android's existing ratings." Apple, too, has outlined its app review guidelines in extensive detail, but has not publicly commented on the CTIA app rating issue.

OPTIONS:
- Android's App Store alone has more than half a million apps and Android is getting close to that number with at least 300,000.
- Android Market's App Store alone has more than half a million apps and Android is getting close to that number with at least 300,000.
- App Store's App Store alone has more than half a million apps and Android is getting close to that number with at least 300,000.
- Apple's App Store alone has more than half a million apps and Android is getting close to that number with at least 300,000.
- CTIA's App Store alone has more than half a million apps and Android is getting close to that number with at least 300,000.
- Christopher Katsaros's App Store alone has more than half a million apps and Android is getting close to that number with at least 300,000.
- Google's App Store alone has more than half a million apps and Android is getting close to that number with at least 300,000.
- WIRED's App Store alone has more than half a million apps and Android is getting close to that number with at least 300,000.


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An Arab tourist was arrested under the Terrorism Act after filming himself on his mobile phone outside a shopping centre. Nasser Al-Ansari was detained in a police van for three hours before police decided 'there was no immediate threat' - but officers kept his mobile phone for further investigation. The 38-year-old had been recording a Snapchat condolence message in Arabic for terrorist bombing victims in his native Kuwait, where 27 were killed in a blast by ISIS last week. He was ordered to delete the footage, taken outside Churchill Square shopping centre in Brighton, by a store security guard but refused because he did not see why he had to.

A

OPTIONS:
- Al spokesman said filming is banned both inside the centre and on the piazza outside.
- Ansari spokesman said filming is banned both inside the centre and on the piazza outside.
- Arab spokesman said filming is banned both inside the centre and on the piazza outside.
- Arabic spokesman said filming is banned both inside the centre and on the piazza outside.
- Brighton spokesman said filming is banned both inside the centre and on the piazza outside.
- Churchill Square spokesman said filming is banned both inside the centre and on the piazza outside.
- ISIS spokesman said filming is banned both inside the centre and on the piazza outside.
- Kuwait spokesman said filming is banned both inside the centre and on the piazza outside.
- Nasser Al spokesman said filming is banned both inside the centre and on the piazza outside.
- Snapchat spokesman said filming is banned both inside the centre and on the piazza outside.
- Terrorism Act spokesman said filming is banned both inside the centre and on the piazza outside.


Barcelona took a major step towards qualification for the last four of the Champions League after they dismantled Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday night. Sportsmail's ADAM CRAFTON takes a look at five things we learned from Barcelona's emphatic  victory. Super Suarez It feels rather strange now but there was a time last summer when we were all wondering whether Luis Suarez - with his penchant for a human-based snack during football matches - was worth all that money for Barcelona. There can be no question anymore. It is now 17 goals for the season and Barcelona's front three, spearheaded by Suarez, Lionel Messi and Neymar is the most in-form in world football.

Prior to this game, PSG were unbeaten so far this season when playing without

OPTIONS:
- ADAM CRAFTON, winning 11 and drawing 5 of the 16 games.
- Barcelona, winning 11 and drawing 5 of the 16 games.
- Champions League, winning 11 and drawing 5 of the 16 games.
- Lionel Messi, winning 11 and drawing 5 of the 16 games.
- Luis Suarez, winning 11 and drawing 5 of the 16 games.
- Neymar, winning 11 and drawing 5 of the 16 games.
- Nou Camp, winning 11 and drawing 5 of the 16 games.
- PSG, winning 11 and drawing 5 of the 16 games.
- Paris Saint-Germain, winning 11 and drawing 5 of the 16 games.
- Sportsmail, winning 11 and drawing 5 of the 16 games.
- Suarez, winning 11 and drawing 5 of the 16 games.
- Super Suarez, winning 11 and drawing 5 of the 16 games.
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic, winning 11 and drawing 5 of the 16 games.


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The off-duty New Jersey police officer who was behind the wheel during a wrong-way crash that killed two on Staten Island last week had eight previous accidents and a DUI on his record. Linden Officer Pedro Abad Jr. killed Officer Frank Viggiano and friend Joe Rodriguez - both 28 - when he drove the wrong way after a night at a  strip club and collided head-on with a tractor-trailer. Abad had his license suspended for seven months starting in October 2013 after an alcohol-related accident in Rahway, New Jersey, in February of that year. Scroll down for video Pedro Abad Jr. (pictured both) had eight accidents and a DUI on his record before the Staten Island crash

OPTIONS:
- Abad officials said there was one other violation on Abad's record.
- DUI officials said there was one other violation on Abad's record.
- Frank Viggiano officials said there was one other violation on Abad's record.
- Instagram officials said there was one other violation on Abad's record.
- Joe Rodriguez officials said there was one other violation on Abad's record.
- New Jersey officials said there was one other violation on Abad's record.
- Patrik Kudlac officials said there was one other violation on Abad's record.
- Pedro Abad Jr. officials said there was one other violation on Abad's record.
- Rahway officials said there was one other violation on Abad's record.
- Staten Island officials said there was one other violation on Abad's record.


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Mauricio Galdi is the latest sculpted and surgically-enhanced man to call himself a Human Ken Doll, and he's earning popularity in his native Brazil for his resemblance to the perfect plastic dude. And while the 27-year-old claims that he never gave himself the catchy title, he has no objections to capitalizing on it. The son of a film distributor and a housewife from a middle-class neighborhood of Brazil's capital Sao Paulo, Mauricio said he envied girls growing up because it was socially acceptable for them to play with Barbie and Ken. 'I saw them playing with dolls and I wanted to do the same, but I never did for fear of prejudice,' he said.

Before he earned fame, another young Brazilian man named Celso Santebañes gained notoriety for spending roughly $47,000 on surgery to look like

OPTIONS:
- Barbie's mate.
- Brazil's mate.
- Brazilian's mate.
- Celso Santebanes's mate.
- Human's mate.
- Human Ken Doll's mate.
- Ken's mate.
- Ken Doll's mate.
- Mauricio's mate.
- Mauricio Galdi's mate.
- Sao Paulo's mate.


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(CNN) -- Italian football champions Juventus plan to appeal against the 10-month ban that coach Antonio Conte has received after failing to report match-fixing when he managed Serie B side Siena. Conte and his Juve assistant Angelo Alessio, who was also at Siena, were suspended by the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) following a police investigation over allegations of "sporting fraud and fraudulent association" in relation to a league fixture against Novara in April 2011. While earlier charges of direct involvement in match-fixing have been dropped, the FIGC maintain Conte was aware of the corruption taking place during his tenure at Siena.

"The club underlines its full support for Antonio Conte and Angelo Alessio, in the hope that their innocence will emerge during the appeals process," said a

OPTIONS:
- Angelo Alessio statement.
- Antonio Conte statement.
- CNN statement.
- Conte statement.
- FIGC statement.
- Italian statement.
- Italian Football Federation statement.
- Juve statement.
- Juventus statement.
- Novara statement.
- Serie A statement.
- Serie B statement.
- Siena statement.


(CNN) After a devastating coral die-off, campaigners in Australia had been expecting the Great Barrier Reef to slip onto UNESCO's "List of World Heritage in Danger." However, the World Heritage Committee opted not to include it during its annual meeting in Poland, a move praised by the Australian government as a "big win," but condemned by campaigners as "farcical." UNESCO's List of World Heritage in Danger has 55 entries, which include natural wonders and man-made sites. Jerusalem's Old City was added in 1982, and Aleppo, the Syrian city bombarded by air strikes, made the list in 2013. In a draft document later adopted without debate, the World Heritage Committee noted with "serious concern" coral bleaching along the Great Barrier Reef, and asked for an overall report on the state of conservation by December 2019.

The

OPTIONS:
- Aleppo government commended the decision to leave the Reef off the list.
- Australia government commended the decision to leave the Reef off the list.
- Australian government commended the decision to leave the Reef off the list.
- Great Barrier Reef government commended the decision to leave the Reef off the list.
- Jerusalem government commended the decision to leave the Reef off the list.
- List of World Heritage in Danger government commended the decision to leave the Reef off the list.
- Old City government commended the decision to leave the Reef off the list.
- Poland government commended the decision to leave the Reef off the list.
- Syrian government commended the decision to leave the Reef off the list.
- UNESCO government commended the decision to leave the Reef off the list.
- World Heritage Committee government commended the decision to leave the Reef off the list.
- World Heritage Site government commended the decision to leave the Reef off the list.


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If there was one place manager Brendan Rodgers would not have liked to start his attempt at a season of resurrection at Liverpool, the Britannia Stadium in the Potteries would sit pretty high on his list. But the fixture computer showed no mercy to the beleaguered Anfield boss on Wednesday morning, sending him back to the scene of his nadir in charge of the Merseyside club. It is the first time in Premier League history that the same fixture will be played consecutively at the same venue, and a repeat of the same scoreline that put the seal on Steven Gerrard's illustrious Liverpool career would surely tip the Northern Irishman over the edge.

Should Liverpool look to bring in players from further afield, a trip to the

OPTIONS:
- Anfield is often viewed as the measuring stick for how well transfers will turn out.
- Barclays is often viewed as the measuring stick for how well transfers will turn out.
- Brendan Rodgers is often viewed as the measuring stick for how well transfers will turn out.
- Britannia Stadium is often viewed as the measuring stick for how well transfers will turn out.
- Liverpool is often viewed as the measuring stick for how well transfers will turn out.
- Marc Muniesa is often viewed as the measuring stick for how well transfers will turn out.
- Merseyside is often viewed as the measuring stick for how well transfers will turn out.
- Northern Irishman is often viewed as the measuring stick for how well transfers will turn out.
- Potteries is often viewed as the measuring stick for how well transfers will turn out.
- Premier League is often viewed as the measuring stick for how well transfers will turn out.
- Steven Gerrard is often viewed as the measuring stick for how well transfers will turn out.
- Stoke is often viewed as the measuring stick for how well transfers will turn out.
- Stoke City is often viewed as the measuring stick for how well transfers will turn out.


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The husband of missing  woman Jessica Bialek has posted a heartfelt thank you on social media to everyone who helped bring his wife home. The Sydney photographer returned to her husband Sabino Matera and their daughter on Thursday evening after she vanished on the way to the bank around 8.30am on Wednesday morning. Confirming the 37-year-old was safe, Mr Matera wrote on Facebook: 'Dear world of friends and family, I am here to express my most sincere gratitude for the amazing support from all of you. 'The last 24hr have been hell for me and my family and you all made a huge positive impact on the great outcome: Jess safe back home.'

Concerned friends and family reacted to the Facebook status, sending messages of hope and support and sharing more photos of the

OPTIONS:
- Bialek woman.
- Coogee woman.
- Facebook woman.
- Jess woman.
- Jessica Bialek woman.
- Matera woman.
- Sabino Matera woman.
- Sydney woman.


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Washington (CNN) A fresh set of polling out Friday showed Donald Trump continues to face a difficult path to winning the White House in key states -- including being deadlocked in a reliably Republican Southern state. Hillary Clinton and her Republican opponent are in a statistical dead heat in Georgia, according to a new Atlanta Journal-Constitution poll, and she has a double-digit lead in battleground Virginia, according to Christopher Newport University. In Georgia, Trump leads Clinton 44%-42%, among likely voters, which is well within the poll's 4.3 percentage point margin of error. Georgia has voted heavily Republican in every presidential election since 1992, when they last voted for a Democrat, former President Bill Clinton.

Both polls reveal a gender gap that has been perceived nationwide, with Clinton winning among women by a sizable margin and

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta Journal leading among men.
- Bill Clinton leading among men.
- CNN leading among men.
- Christopher Newport University leading among men.
- Clinton leading among men.
- Constitution leading among men.
- Democrat leading among men.
- Donald Trump leading among men.
- Georgia leading among men.
- Hillary Clinton leading among men.
- Republican leading among men.
- Southern leading among men.
- Trump leading among men.
- Virginia leading among men.
- Washington leading among men.
- White House leading among men.


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White Plains, New York (CNN) To Hillary Clinton's campaign, Donald Trump is no more than the political version of Biff Tannen from "Back to the Future," Mick from "Teen Wolf "and Regina George from "Mean Girls." The Clinton campaign's latest ad compares Trump to a series of movie bullies by pairing disparaging lines from the actors with comments Trump has made throughout his career. The formula goes like this: Regina George from Mean Girls saying "you are so stupid" is paired with Trump saying "how stupid are the people of the country" at a November rally, while Biff from Back to the Future saying "I don't want to see you in here again" is paired with Trump kicking people out of his rallies.

"That is why we shouldn't let anybody bully his way into the presidency,"

OPTIONS:
- Back to the Future adds.
- Biff adds.
- Biff Tannen adds.
- CNN adds.
- Clinton adds.
- Donald Trump adds.
- Florida adds.
- Hillary Clinton adds.
- Iowa adds.
- Mean Girls adds.
- Mick adds.
- Nevada adds.
- New York adds.
- Pennsylvania adds.
- Regina George adds.
- Teen Wolf adds.
- Trump adds.
- White Plains adds.


It was known as one of the grandest, most enchanting country parks in England, but now it could be at the centre of an unedifying legal tussle involving members of one of Britain’s most prominent and colourful landowning families. The Rushmore Estate, which has been in the Pitt-Rivers family for generations and counts film director Guy Ritchie as a neighbour, was once described by novelist Thomas Hardy as ‘quite the prettiest sight I ever saw in my life’. Last week its current owner, the flamboyant William Gronow-Davis, died and now the future of the estate’s 7,500 acres in Dorset – estimated to be worth more than £50million – hangs in the balance.

One doing the rounds is that William Fox-

OPTIONS:
- Britain is going to take charge.
- Davis is going to take charge.
- Dorset is going to take charge.
- England is going to take charge.
- Guy Ritchie is going to take charge.
- Martha Lane Fox is going to take charge.
- Pitt is going to take charge.
- Rivers is going to take charge.
- Rushmore Estate is going to take charge.
- Thomas Hardy is going to take charge.
- William Fox is going to take charge.
- William Gronow is going to take charge.


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Washington (CNN) The White House can't get its story straight on why President Donald Trump fired FBI Director James Comey. On Friday morning, the President offered a possible explanation. "As a very active President with lots of things happening, it is not possible for my surrogates to stand at podium with perfect accuracy!" he tweeted. His tweet comes after a week of multiple contradictions by his top aides and advisers, including Vice President Mike Pence, who tried to explain how and why the President decided to sack Comey. On Thursday, Trump told NBC News he was going to fire Comey with or without Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's memo criticizing the director.

Here is a list of comments by White House staff and the vice president that were contradicted by

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- CNN's Thursday interview:
- Comey's Thursday interview:
- Donald Trump's Thursday interview:
- FBI's Thursday interview:
- James Comey's Thursday interview:
- Mike Pence's Thursday interview:
- NBC's Thursday interview:
- NBC News's Thursday interview:
- Rod Rosenstein's Thursday interview:
- Trump's Thursday interview:
- Washington's Thursday interview:
- White House's Thursday interview:


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump, in a conversation with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, labeled New Hampshire "a drug-infested den," according to a transcript of Trump's January 27 call that was published by The Washington Post on Thursday. The comment was quickly decried by Republican and Democratic lawmakers in the Granite State, including the state's Republican governor who endorsed Trump during the 2016 campaign. During the call, according to the Post, Trump lashed out at Peña Nieto for the quantity of illegal drugs that come into the United States from Mexico. "We have a massive drug problem where kids are becoming addicted to drugs because the drugs are being sold for less money than candy," Trump said.

Trump seized on the opioid epidemic while campaigning in

OPTIONS:
- CNN throughout 2015 and 2016, promising the people of the state that he would boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.
- Democratic throughout 2015 and 2016, promising the people of the state that he would boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.
- Donald Trump throughout 2015 and 2016, promising the people of the state that he would boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.
- Enrique Peña Nieto throughout 2015 and 2016, promising the people of the state that he would boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.
- Granite State throughout 2015 and 2016, promising the people of the state that he would boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.
- Mexican throughout 2015 and 2016, promising the people of the state that he would boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.
- Mexico throughout 2015 and 2016, promising the people of the state that he would boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.
- New Hampshire throughout 2015 and 2016, promising the people of the state that he would boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.
- Peña Nieto throughout 2015 and 2016, promising the people of the state that he would boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.
- Post throughout 2015 and 2016, promising the people of the state that he would boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.
- Republican throughout 2015 and 2016, promising the people of the state that he would boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.
- The Washington Post throughout 2015 and 2016, promising the people of the state that he would boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.
- Trump throughout 2015 and 2016, promising the people of the state that he would boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.
- US throughout 2015 and 2016, promising the people of the state that he would boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.
- United States throughout 2015 and 2016, promising the people of the state that he would boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.
- Washington throughout 2015 and 2016, promising the people of the state that he would boost local clinics, help those who are already hooked on opioids and stop the flow of drugs coming into the state.


(CNN) A 21-year-old Somali asylum seeker has set herself on fire at an Australian offshore processing center on the pacific island of Nauru, less than a week after refugee advocates say she was forcibly sent back there. The woman, named by refugee advocates as Hodan Yasin, is currently in a critical condition, according to Australian Immigration Minister Peter Dutton. She has been transferred to Australia for medical treatment. On Sunday, another refugee, named as Omid, died in an Australian hospital after setting himself alight on Nauru two days earlier in the presence of United Nations officials. Critics say the self-immolations reflect the desperation of refugees living under Australia's controversial immigration policy.

Immigration Minister Dutton on Tuesday struck out at refugee advocates for "encouraging them to engage in behaviors they believe will pressure the government to bring them to

OPTIONS:
- Australia."
- Australian."
- Hodan Yasin."
- Nauru."
- Omid."
- Peter Dutton."
- Somali."
- United Nations."


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Julian Savea insists he will never match Jonah Lomu despite his stunning impression of the power wing with a bruising hat-trick against France. Savea mimicked Lomu's trampling of England in 1995 in steamrollering three French defenders for his second score in New Zealand's 62-13 triumph in Cardiff on Saturday night. The defending champions will now face South Africa in the semi-finals, after crushing hapless France with a nine-try thumping. Savea took his staggering Test try tally to 38 from 39 caps, overtaking Lomu's career total of 37, and Mike Umaga's haul of 36. 'I've always said that no one can come close to Jonah, he's amazing,' said Savea. 'I wouldn't say it's pressure to have comparisons.

OPTIONS:
- Cardiff boss Steve Hansen confirmed prop Wyatt Crockett suffered a groin issue that will be assessed on Sunday.
- England boss Steve Hansen confirmed prop Wyatt Crockett suffered a groin issue that will be assessed on Sunday.
- France boss Steve Hansen confirmed prop Wyatt Crockett suffered a groin issue that will be assessed on Sunday.
- French boss Steve Hansen confirmed prop Wyatt Crockett suffered a groin issue that will be assessed on Sunday.
- Jonah boss Steve Hansen confirmed prop Wyatt Crockett suffered a groin issue that will be assessed on Sunday.
- Jonah Lomu boss Steve Hansen confirmed prop Wyatt Crockett suffered a groin issue that will be assessed on Sunday.
- Julian Savea boss Steve Hansen confirmed prop Wyatt Crockett suffered a groin issue that will be assessed on Sunday.
- Lomu boss Steve Hansen confirmed prop Wyatt Crockett suffered a groin issue that will be assessed on Sunday.
- Mike Umaga boss Steve Hansen confirmed prop Wyatt Crockett suffered a groin issue that will be assessed on Sunday.
- New Zealand boss Steve Hansen confirmed prop Wyatt Crockett suffered a groin issue that will be assessed on Sunday.
- RWC boss Steve Hansen confirmed prop Wyatt Crockett suffered a groin issue that will be assessed on Sunday.
- Rugby World Cup boss Steve Hansen confirmed prop Wyatt Crockett suffered a groin issue that will be assessed on Sunday.
- Savea boss Steve Hansen confirmed prop Wyatt Crockett suffered a groin issue that will be assessed on Sunday.
- South Africa boss Steve Hansen confirmed prop Wyatt Crockett suffered a groin issue that will be assessed on Sunday.


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An Oklahoma teenager who killed an Australian college baseball player has been sentenced to life in prison without parole. Chancey Allen Luna, 18, was convicted of first-degree murder by a Stephens County jury in the August 16, 2013, killing of 22-year-old Christopher Lane. Authorities say Lane was shot in the back while he was jogging in Duncan. Defense attorneys say Luna, who riding in a friend's car, fired the shot, but only meant to scare Lane. Lane, from Melbourne, Australia, was in Oklahoma on a baseball scholarship. He was a catcher and preparing for his senior year at East Central University in Ada and was visiting his girlfriend and her family in Duncan when he was shot.

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- Ada's parents and sister, who had read heartbreaking victim impact statements before the verdict was announced, expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the trial.
- Australia's parents and sister, who had read heartbreaking victim impact statements before the verdict was announced, expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the trial.
- Australian's parents and sister, who had read heartbreaking victim impact statements before the verdict was announced, expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the trial.
- Chancey Allen Luna's parents and sister, who had read heartbreaking victim impact statements before the verdict was announced, expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the trial.
- Christopher Lane's parents and sister, who had read heartbreaking victim impact statements before the verdict was announced, expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the trial.
- Defense's parents and sister, who had read heartbreaking victim impact statements before the verdict was announced, expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the trial.
- Duncan's parents and sister, who had read heartbreaking victim impact statements before the verdict was announced, expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the trial.
- East Central University's parents and sister, who had read heartbreaking victim impact statements before the verdict was announced, expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the trial.
- Lane's parents and sister, who had read heartbreaking victim impact statements before the verdict was announced, expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the trial.
- Luna's parents and sister, who had read heartbreaking victim impact statements before the verdict was announced, expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the trial.
- Melbourne's parents and sister, who had read heartbreaking victim impact statements before the verdict was announced, expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the trial.
- Oklahoma's parents and sister, who had read heartbreaking victim impact statements before the verdict was announced, expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the trial.
- Stephens County's parents and sister, who had read heartbreaking victim impact statements before the verdict was announced, expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the trial.


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A million women were raped by Allied soldiers in Germany in the immediate aftermath of World War II, a new books claims. ‘When The Soldiers Came,’ by historian Miriam Gebhardt, is hailed as the definitive account of the treatment meted out to the defeated women of Nazi Germany which they remained silent about for decades out of shame and humiliaton. 'At the very least 860,000 women and girls - and also men and young boys - were raped by the occupying Allied soldiers and their helpers. It happened everywhere,' begins the book. A new book claims Allied troops raped German women during the Second World War by manipulating them with gifts of chocolate and cigarettes. Above, a soldier takes a photograph of a German woman

She said the false impression grew up after the war that

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- Allied women gave themselves to western soldiers because they brought with them things they desperately needed - nylons, food, cigarettes, coffee.
- German women gave themselves to western soldiers because they brought with them things they desperately needed - nylons, food, cigarettes, coffee.
- Germany women gave themselves to western soldiers because they brought with them things they desperately needed - nylons, food, cigarettes, coffee.
- Miriam Gebhardt women gave themselves to western soldiers because they brought with them things they desperately needed - nylons, food, cigarettes, coffee.
- Nazi Germany women gave themselves to western soldiers because they brought with them things they desperately needed - nylons, food, cigarettes, coffee.
- Red Army women gave themselves to western soldiers because they brought with them things they desperately needed - nylons, food, cigarettes, coffee.
- Second World War women gave themselves to western soldiers because they brought with them things they desperately needed - nylons, food, cigarettes, coffee.
- Stalin women gave themselves to western soldiers because they brought with them things they desperately needed - nylons, food, cigarettes, coffee.
- The Soldiers Came women gave themselves to western soldiers because they brought with them things they desperately needed - nylons, food, cigarettes, coffee.
- World War II women gave themselves to western soldiers because they brought with them things they desperately needed - nylons, food, cigarettes, coffee.


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Islamic militants have unleashed a wave of simultaneous attacks on Egyptian army checkpoints in the northern Sinai Peninsula, killing at least 38 soldiers. The attacks came just two days after a ISIS car bomb assassinated one of the country’s top prosecutors, Hisham Barakat. Speaking at Mr Barakat's funeral, President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi vowed to step up a two-year crackdown on militants. The scope and intensity of today's attack underscored the resilience and advanced planning by the militants who have for years battled Egyptian security forces in northern Sinai. Except for the attack at the officers’ club, the majority of the attacks took place in the town of Sheikh Zuweid and targeted at least six military checkpoints, officials said.

The shocking shootings were used as propaganda by the barbaric group in a close up video of the attack.The death of Hisham Barakat has further added pressure on Sissi to clamp down further on alleged Islamists in

OPTIONS:
- Abdel.
- Barakat.
- Egypt.
- Egyptian.
- Fattah el.
- Hisham Barakat.
- ISIS.
- Islamic.
- Islamists.
- Sheikh Zuweid.
- Sinai.
- Sinai Peninsula.
- Sisi.


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

In

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- Abe on Friday locals expressed their sadness at the loss of their Emperor but pride in how he'd help mold the country in his image.
- Akihito on Friday locals expressed their sadness at the loss of their Emperor but pride in how he'd help mold the country in his image.
- CNN on Friday locals expressed their sadness at the loss of their Emperor but pride in how he'd help mold the country in his image.
- Chrysanthemum Throne on Friday locals expressed their sadness at the loss of their Emperor but pride in how he'd help mold the country in his image.
- Emperor on Friday locals expressed their sadness at the loss of their Emperor but pride in how he'd help mold the country in his image.
- Imperial House Council on Friday locals expressed their sadness at the loss of their Emperor but pride in how he'd help mold the country in his image.
- Japan on Friday locals expressed their sadness at the loss of their Emperor but pride in how he'd help mold the country in his image.
- Japanese on Friday locals expressed their sadness at the loss of their Emperor but pride in how he'd help mold the country in his image.
- Naruhito on Friday locals expressed their sadness at the loss of their Emperor but pride in how he'd help mold the country in his image.
- Prince on Friday locals expressed their sadness at the loss of their Emperor but pride in how he'd help mold the country in his image.
- Prince Naruhito on Friday locals expressed their sadness at the loss of their Emperor but pride in how he'd help mold the country in his image.
- Shinzo Abe on Friday locals expressed their sadness at the loss of their Emperor but pride in how he'd help mold the country in his image.
- Tokyo on Friday locals expressed their sadness at the loss of their Emperor but pride in how he'd help mold the country in his image.


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(CNN) Mitt Romney has added his voice to the chorus of Republicans who are dismayed that an ignorant demagogue such as Donald Trump could be poised to capture the presidential nomination of their grand and noble party. In a speech Thursday morning, Romney said, "Donald Trump is a phony, a fraud. His promises are as worthless as a degree from Trump University." He laid out a comprehensive case for why Republicans should reject Trump and pick one of the other candidates still in the race. But before we start lauding Romney for being a statesmanlike voice of reason and moderation, it's worth remembering a few things about him.

Let's cast our minds back to the 2012 campaign and remember how

OPTIONS:
- CNN used to talk about Obama.
- Donald Trump used to talk about Obama.
- GOP used to talk about Obama.
- Mitt Romney used to talk about Obama.
- Paul Waldman used to talk about Obama.
- Republicans used to talk about Obama.
- Romney used to talk about Obama.
- Trump used to talk about Obama.
- Trump University used to talk about Obama.
- Trumpism used to talk about Obama.
- Waldman used to talk about Obama.


(CNN) Bumble Bee Foods, Tri-Union Seafoods and H-E-B are voluntarily recalling canned chunk light tuna because of possible health risks. "These deviations were part of the commercial sterilization process and could result in contamination by spoilage organisms or pathogens, which could lead to life-threatening illness if consumed," the companies said in separate statements. No illnesses have been reported in connection with the recalled tuna. The recalls are related, according to Steve Mavity, Bumble Bee's senior vice president, technical services and corporate quality. "Bumble Bee recalled specific codes of canned Chunk Light Tuna produced in Chicken of the Sea's Georgia production facility, a third-party supplier for Bumble Bee," Mavity said.

Those who want more information about reimbursement or have questions about the recall can contact Bumble Bee at 888-820-1947 and

OPTIONS:
- Bumble Bee-Union Seafoods at 866-600-2681.
- Bumble Bee Foods-Union Seafoods at 866-600-2681.
- Chicken of the Sea-Union Seafoods at 866-600-2681.
- Chunk Light Tuna-Union Seafoods at 866-600-2681.
- Georgia-Union Seafoods at 866-600-2681.
- Mavity-Union Seafoods at 866-600-2681.
- Steve Mavity-Union Seafoods at 866-600-2681.
- Tri-Union Seafoods at 866-600-2681.
- Union Seafoods-Union Seafoods at 866-600-2681.


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Kristen Stewart has been inseparable from her former personal assistant Alicia Cargile in recent weeks. And now the Twilight star's mother Jules Stewart has given her daughter's relationship her blessing. In an interview with Sharon Feinstein and Simon Boyle for The Sunday Mirror, Kristen's mother appears to confirm that her daughter is enjoying a romance with Alicia and says she has accepted that 'my daughter loves women and men'. Kristen has kept quiet about her love life since her high profile relationship with Twilight co-star Robert Pattinson came to an end two years ago, after she was seen kissing married Rupert Sanders, 44, who directed her in 2012 film Snow White and the Huntsman.

Despite the messy ending to their romance, the pair are thought to have remained friends and while Kristen looks to have moved on with Alicia,

OPTIONS:
- Alicia is reportedly engaged to singer FKA twigs.
- Alicia Cargile is reportedly engaged to singer FKA twigs.
- Huntsman is reportedly engaged to singer FKA twigs.
- Jules is reportedly engaged to singer FKA twigs.
- Jules Stewart is reportedly engaged to singer FKA twigs.
- Kristen is reportedly engaged to singer FKA twigs.
- Kristen Stewart is reportedly engaged to singer FKA twigs.
- Robert Pattinson is reportedly engaged to singer FKA twigs.
- Rupert Sanders is reportedly engaged to singer FKA twigs.
- Sharon Feinstein is reportedly engaged to singer FKA twigs.
- Simon Boyle is reportedly engaged to singer FKA twigs.
- Snow White is reportedly engaged to singer FKA twigs.
- Sunday Mirror is reportedly engaged to singer FKA twigs.
- The Sunday Mirror is reportedly engaged to singer FKA twigs.
- Twilight is reportedly engaged to singer FKA twigs.


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Queen Letizia and her husband King Felipe of Spain regularly show their support for the arts, travelling up and down the country to attend museum openings and art exhibits. And tonight, the culture-loving monarchs brought some regal glamour to the inaugural performance of the new season at Madrid's Royal Theatre. The mum-of-two, 43, showed off the results of a relaxing summer in the Spanish sun, as well as her much-discussed biceps, in a chic black cocktail dress. She teamed the simple look with a pair of black heels, a clutch and wore her hair in a low up-do. Felipe looked dapper in a double-breasted suit with a white shirt and blue and red patterned tie. Still sporting his clean-shaven look, he doesn't appear to be ready to embrace a beard again.

The monarch's attendance at the event is another sign that it's back to work for the

OPTIONS:
- Felipe royals after a long summer and yesterday Letizia went back to the classroom to inaugurate the new academic year.
- Letizia royals after a long summer and yesterday Letizia went back to the classroom to inaugurate the new academic year.
- Madrid royals after a long summer and yesterday Letizia went back to the classroom to inaugurate the new academic year.
- Roberto Devereux royals after a long summer and yesterday Letizia went back to the classroom to inaugurate the new academic year.
- Royal Theatre royals after a long summer and yesterday Letizia went back to the classroom to inaugurate the new academic year.
- Spain royals after a long summer and yesterday Letizia went back to the classroom to inaugurate the new academic year.
- Spanish royals after a long summer and yesterday Letizia went back to the classroom to inaugurate the new academic year.


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Triple G has stepped up his bid to fill the void left by Floyd Mayweather as boxing's main attraction. Gennady Gennadyevich Golovkin demolished rival world middleweight champion David Lemieux in their unification bout this weekend. The Kazakh with a kick like a mule in his punches floored the man regarded as his most dangerous opponent yet in the fifth round. He then finished Lemieux off in the eighth, the referee stepping in shortly before the mortician. It was murderous stuff and either Ireland's Andy Lee or England's Billy Joe Saunders must decide whether it is good or bad news that Golovkin is hell-bent on completing the full set of middleweight alpha-belts very soon.

Pacquiao remains the immediate pound-for-pound successor to

OPTIONS:
- Andy Lee in my ratings for the moment, even though Golovkin may well be the biggest crowd-puller now.
- Billy Joe Saunders in my ratings for the moment, even though Golovkin may well be the biggest crowd-puller now.
- Canelo Alvarez in my ratings for the moment, even though Golovkin may well be the biggest crowd-puller now.
- David Lemieux in my ratings for the moment, even though Golovkin may well be the biggest crowd-puller now.
- Eddie Hearn in my ratings for the moment, even though Golovkin may well be the biggest crowd-puller now.
- England in my ratings for the moment, even though Golovkin may well be the biggest crowd-puller now.
- Floyd Mayweather in my ratings for the moment, even though Golovkin may well be the biggest crowd-puller now.
- Gennady Gennadyevich Golovkin in my ratings for the moment, even though Golovkin may well be the biggest crowd-puller now.
- Gennady Golovkin in my ratings for the moment, even though Golovkin may well be the biggest crowd-puller now.
- Golovkin in my ratings for the moment, even though Golovkin may well be the biggest crowd-puller now.
- Ireland in my ratings for the moment, even though Golovkin may well be the biggest crowd-puller now.
- Kazakh in my ratings for the moment, even though Golovkin may well be the biggest crowd-puller now.
- Kell Brook in my ratings for the moment, even though Golovkin may well be the biggest crowd-puller now.
- Lemieux in my ratings for the moment, even though Golovkin may well be the biggest crowd-puller now.
- Miguel Cotto in my ratings for the moment, even though Golovkin may well be the biggest crowd-puller now.
- WBC in my ratings for the moment, even though Golovkin may well be the biggest crowd-puller now.


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(CNN) A former aide to GOP Rep. Blake Farenthold contacted the House Ethics Committee last week to detail what she said were regular requests from the congressman and his chief of staff to perform campaign-related duties even though she was never paid by or volunteered with his congressional campaign. Elizabeth Peace, who was Farenthold's communications director from May 2015 to March 2017, told committee lawyers last Wednesday that while she worked for the Texas lawmaker, she was pressured to, and at least on one occasion, yelled at by Farenthold's chief of staff to help with campaign efforts, according to a source familiar with Peace's conversation with committee lawyers.

On Thursday, the ethics committee announced that it was expanding its ongoing sexual harassment investigation into Farenthold to also look at whether his congressional staff "may have used

OPTIONS:
- Blake Farenthold resources, including staff time, to benefit his congressional campaigns," as well as whether anyone acting on Farenthold's behalf "may have required members of his congressional staff to work on his congressional campaigns."
- Elizabeth Peace resources, including staff time, to benefit his congressional campaigns," as well as whether anyone acting on Farenthold's behalf "may have required members of his congressional staff to work on his congressional campaigns."
- Farenthold resources, including staff time, to benefit his congressional campaigns," as well as whether anyone acting on Farenthold's behalf "may have required members of his congressional staff to work on his congressional campaigns."
- GOP resources, including staff time, to benefit his congressional campaigns," as well as whether anyone acting on Farenthold's behalf "may have required members of his congressional staff to work on his congressional campaigns."
- House resources, including staff time, to benefit his congressional campaigns," as well as whether anyone acting on Farenthold's behalf "may have required members of his congressional staff to work on his congressional campaigns."
- House Ethics Committee resources, including staff time, to benefit his congressional campaigns," as well as whether anyone acting on Farenthold's behalf "may have required members of his congressional staff to work on his congressional campaigns."
- Peace resources, including staff time, to benefit his congressional campaigns," as well as whether anyone acting on Farenthold's behalf "may have required members of his congressional staff to work on his congressional campaigns."
- Texas resources, including staff time, to benefit his congressional campaigns," as well as whether anyone acting on Farenthold's behalf "may have required members of his congressional staff to work on his congressional campaigns."


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When President Barack Obama dined with a dozen technology business leaders in California four years ago, it was Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt who sat at the head of the table. Obama sat on one side, between the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and Facebook pioneer Mark Zuckerberg, but the place of honor was no accident. Google executives and employees donated more than $1.6 million to Obama's two White House campaigns, and the online search giant parachuted top talent into both. One result has been a coziness with the U.S. government's executive branch that few other companies can match – marked by access for lobbyists, mentions in nearly half of Obama's State of the Union addresses, and a personnel feeder trough serving the White House with new senior hires.

His ascent in

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- Apple's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Barack Obama's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- California's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Daily Mail Online's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Eric Schmidt's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Facebook's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Federal Trade Commission's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Google's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Hillary Clinton's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Mark Zuckerberg's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Mitt Romney's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Obama's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Republican's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- State of the Union's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- Steve Jobs's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- U.S.'s world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.
- White House's world began in 2007 when the future president visited Google's California headquarters for a one-on-one interview, staged for the benefit of the company's employees, then 16,000 strong.


(CNN) -- A report released this week tells us that the international war on drugs is failing. That comes as no surprise as a growing number of policy experts, pundits and politicians have reached that conclusion, including former Secretary of State George Shultz, former Mexican President Vicente Fox, and former Brazilian President Fernando Henrique Cardoso. Among other findings, the report documents that inflation-adjusted and purity-adjusted prices of marijuana, cocaine and heroin have all decreased dramatically since 1990 in as geographically diverse areas as Europe, the United States and Australia. In other words, illegal drugs are plentiful and cheap around the world.

The quixotic

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- Australia crusade against alcohol in the 1920s and early 1930s demonstrated that a prohibition strategy empowers and enriches odious criminals.
- Brazilian crusade against alcohol in the 1920s and early 1930s demonstrated that a prohibition strategy empowers and enriches odious criminals.
- CNN crusade against alcohol in the 1920s and early 1930s demonstrated that a prohibition strategy empowers and enriches odious criminals.
- Carpenter crusade against alcohol in the 1920s and early 1930s demonstrated that a prohibition strategy empowers and enriches odious criminals.
- Europe crusade against alcohol in the 1920s and early 1930s demonstrated that a prohibition strategy empowers and enriches odious criminals.
- Fernando Henrique Cardoso crusade against alcohol in the 1920s and early 1930s demonstrated that a prohibition strategy empowers and enriches odious criminals.
- George Shultz crusade against alcohol in the 1920s and early 1930s demonstrated that a prohibition strategy empowers and enriches odious criminals.
- Mexican crusade against alcohol in the 1920s and early 1930s demonstrated that a prohibition strategy empowers and enriches odious criminals.
- Ted Carpenter crusade against alcohol in the 1920s and early 1930s demonstrated that a prohibition strategy empowers and enriches odious criminals.
- United States crusade against alcohol in the 1920s and early 1930s demonstrated that a prohibition strategy empowers and enriches odious criminals.
- Vicente Fox crusade against alcohol in the 1920s and early 1930s demonstrated that a prohibition strategy empowers and enriches odious criminals.


Cecil the lion’s GPS collar was ‘moved around’ after his death in an elaborate attempt to cover-up the killing, it was claimed last night. Researcher Brent Stapelkamp, who tracked the Zimbabwean lion as part of an Oxford University study, told America’s ABC network: ‘Someone was trying to fool with the crime scene. An animal doesn’t move like that. Someone moved it [the collar]. We get the impression someone was trying to fool us.’ Dentist Walter Palmer – who is said to have joined guides in luring the 13-year-old lion away from Hwange National Park before killing him – remains in hiding more than a month after the incident. He was forced to shut down his Minnesota dental practice and adamantly denies knowing he had shot a protected animal.

‘Someone moved the collar and then destroyed it.’

OPTIONS:
- ABC is seeking to extradite Dr Palmer on illegal poaching charges.
- America is seeking to extradite Dr Palmer on illegal poaching charges.
- Brent Stapelkamp is seeking to extradite Dr Palmer on illegal poaching charges.
- Cecil is seeking to extradite Dr Palmer on illegal poaching charges.
- GPS is seeking to extradite Dr Palmer on illegal poaching charges.
- Hwange National Park is seeking to extradite Dr Palmer on illegal poaching charges.
- Minnesota is seeking to extradite Dr Palmer on illegal poaching charges.
- Oxford University is seeking to extradite Dr Palmer on illegal poaching charges.
- Palmer is seeking to extradite Dr Palmer on illegal poaching charges.
- Walter Palmer is seeking to extradite Dr Palmer on illegal poaching charges.
- Zimbabwe is seeking to extradite Dr Palmer on illegal poaching charges.
- Zimbabwean is seeking to extradite Dr Palmer on illegal poaching charges.


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

Palmyra, Syria (CNN) When does it take almost seven hours, several armored vehicles and attack helicopters to get to a classical concert? The answer: When you have to travel through half of Syria and the concert is held in a newly liberated area with ISIS nearby. The Russian military put around 100 journalists on five buses, sent a convoy of armored vehicles and fighting vehicles and drove the reporters from Latakia in northwestern Syria to Palmyra, the ancient heritage site in the central desert. As our convoy slowly made its way down the Syrian coast and then made an eastward turn toward Homs and then Palmyra, Russian attack helicopters circled overhead, looking out for any threats.

OPTIONS:
- CNN TV set up a state of the art stage and broadcast facility, complete with a crane-mounted camera and a drone.
- Fred Pleitgen TV set up a state of the art stage and broadcast facility, complete with a crane-mounted camera and a drone.
- Homs TV set up a state of the art stage and broadcast facility, complete with a crane-mounted camera and a drone.
- ISIS TV set up a state of the art stage and broadcast facility, complete with a crane-mounted camera and a drone.
- Latakia TV set up a state of the art stage and broadcast facility, complete with a crane-mounted camera and a drone.
- Palmyra TV set up a state of the art stage and broadcast facility, complete with a crane-mounted camera and a drone.
- Roman TV set up a state of the art stage and broadcast facility, complete with a crane-mounted camera and a drone.
- Russian TV set up a state of the art stage and broadcast facility, complete with a crane-mounted camera and a drone.
- Syria TV set up a state of the art stage and broadcast facility, complete with a crane-mounted camera and a drone.
- Syrian TV set up a state of the art stage and broadcast facility, complete with a crane-mounted camera and a drone.


How does this story end?

Washington (CNN) Federal investigators exploring whether Donald Trump's campaign colluded with Russian spies have seized on Trump and his associates' financial ties to Russia as one of the most fertile avenues for moving their probe forward, according to people familiar with the investigation. The web of financial ties could offer a more concrete path toward potential prosecution than the broader and murkier questions of collusion in the 2016 campaign, these sources said. One year after the FBI opened an investigation, the probe is now managed by special counsel Robert Mueller. Sources described an investigation that has widened to focus on possible financial crimes, some unconnected to the 2016 elections, alongside the ongoing scrutiny of possible illegal coordination with Russian spy agencies and alleged attempts by President Donald Trump and others to obstruct the FBI investigation. Even investigative leads that have nothing to do with Russia but involve Trump associates are being referred to the special counsel to encourage subjects of the investigation to cooperate, according to two law enforcement sources.

Trump has denied any collusion and maintains that his business empire has "no involvement with Russia" and that he has "no loans, no nothing" from

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Donald Trump.
- FBI.
- Robert Mueller.
- Russia.
- Russian.
- Trump.
- Washington.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's February endorsement of Donald Trump shocked observers as the first sign of capitulation from the Republican establishment to the man who would eventually become their nominee -- and then their president. It could've easily been the other way around. That's one revelation in "Unprecedented: The Election that Changed Everything," CNN's upcoming book on the 2016 race that comes out December 6. "Trump told Christie in 2015 that he didn't expect to make it past October—at which point he would endorse Christie, according to a Christie adviser who asked not to be named in order to speak about behind-the-scenes maneuvers," according to the book, written by CNN's Thomas Lake with reporting from Jodi Enda, Susan Baer and CNN's political team.

Christie has since become one of

OPTIONS:
- CNN's most stalwart defenders, and he is currently under consideration for a number of high-profile cabinet posts.
- Chris Christie's most stalwart defenders, and he is currently under consideration for a number of high-profile cabinet posts.
- Christie's most stalwart defenders, and he is currently under consideration for a number of high-profile cabinet posts.
- Donald Trump's most stalwart defenders, and he is currently under consideration for a number of high-profile cabinet posts.
- Election that Changed Everything's most stalwart defenders, and he is currently under consideration for a number of high-profile cabinet posts.
- Jodi Enda's most stalwart defenders, and he is currently under consideration for a number of high-profile cabinet posts.
- New Jersey's most stalwart defenders, and he is currently under consideration for a number of high-profile cabinet posts.
- Republican's most stalwart defenders, and he is currently under consideration for a number of high-profile cabinet posts.
- Susan Baer's most stalwart defenders, and he is currently under consideration for a number of high-profile cabinet posts.
- Thomas Lake's most stalwart defenders, and he is currently under consideration for a number of high-profile cabinet posts.
- Washington's most stalwart defenders, and he is currently under consideration for a number of high-profile cabinet posts.


Write the next sentence.

Ronaldinho seems to have been given the perfect gift by NBA star LeBron James, a dazzling watch thought to be worth around £40,000. The Brazilian footballer, now plying his trade with Queretaro in Mexico after stints with Barcelona and AC Milan, said thanks to the Cleveland Cavaliers small forward on Instagram while posing with the Audemars Piguet watch. It is part of a limited edition of 600 designed by James, and is said to popular model with Premier League footballers. Ronaldinho has thanked LeBron James after the NBA star gave him a dazzling watch, worth around £40,000 Ronaldinho in action for Brazil in 2011 and LeBron James playing for the Cleveland Cavaliers last month

Ronaldinho made the trip to the clubbing hotspot after a

OPTIONS:
- AC Milan victory last week
- Audemars Piguet victory last week
- Audermars Piguet victory last week
- Barcelona victory last week
- Brazil victory last week
- Brazilian victory last week
- Cancun victory last week
- Cleveland Cavaliers victory last week
- Instagram victory last week
- James victory last week
- LeBron James victory last week
- Mexico victory last week
- NBA victory last week
- Premier League victory last week
- Queretaro victory last week
- Ronaldinho victory last week
- Ronaldino victory last week


Complete the passage.

The White House claimed today that the United States should be feared by ‘extremists’ in Yemen – even though the last remaining special forces have been evacuated from the country ‘because it is dangerous.' White House spokesman Josh Earnest said that ISIS-linked groups will have American to deal with if they carry out more attacks in the war-torn country, which is split between Sunni and Shia Muslims. U.S. officials 'had to relocate from Yemen because its a dangerous country,' Earnest said Monday. 'But I'll tell you, that as of today, Yemen remains a dangerous country for extremists as well.' Earnest said there continues to be continues to be 'ongoing security cooperation' between the U.S. and the 'national security infrastructure' of Yemeni President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, whose power has been crippled in recent months after Shia rebels initiated a coup-d'etat.

The U.S. and

OPTIONS:
- Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- American responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- Earnest responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- Hadi responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- Houthi responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- ISIS responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- Josh Earnest responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- Shia responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- Shia Muslims responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- Sunni responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- U.S. responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- UK responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- US responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- United States responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- White House responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- Yemen responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- Yemeni responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.
- al Qaeda responded to the disturbances by recalling special forces from the country.


Write the next sentence.

A tiny baby girl was left with 'unsurvivable' injuries after being mauled in her cot by a nine-stone 'American Bulldog' as her mother and her partner slept in front of the television. Lee Wright's dog 'Snoop' savaged 11-month-old Ava-Jayne Corless as she slept alone upstairs after escaping from his kitchen pen and ripping into the toddler's neck. Ava-Jayne was found with horrific injuries by her distraught mother Chloe King in her boyfriend's Blackburn home in February last year. She died in hospital. Mr Wright is appearing at Blackburn Magistrates' Court charged with owning a banned breed of dog. The court heard today how two veterinary experts - on behalf of the prosecution and the defence - presented strong arguments that the dog appeared to have 42 of a possible 66 characteristics of a pit bull terrier type.

In a statement read out at hearing, Miss King said: 'I gave her [

OPTIONS:
- American Bulldog] a kiss and told her that I loved her like I always did at night.
- Ava] a kiss and told her that I loved her like I always did at night.
- Blackburn] a kiss and told her that I loved her like I always did at night.
- Blackburn Magistrates'] a kiss and told her that I loved her like I always did at night.
- Blackburn Magistrates' Court] a kiss and told her that I loved her like I always did at night.
- Chloe King] a kiss and told her that I loved her like I always did at night.
- Hayne Corless] a kiss and told her that I loved her like I always did at night.
- Jayne] a kiss and told her that I loved her like I always did at night.
- Jayne Corless] a kiss and told her that I loved her like I always did at night.
- Lee Wright] a kiss and told her that I loved her like I always did at night.
- Mother Chloe King] a kiss and told her that I loved her like I always did at night.
- Snoop] a kiss and told her that I loved her like I always did at night.
- Wright] a kiss and told her that I loved her like I always did at night.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Suddenly an opportunity. From looking as if a door had been slammed shut on them, Liverpool, unexpectedly, have a chance to kick it back open and capitalise. When Liverpool’s players trudged from the Emirates Stadium pitch, having been pummelled into submission by Arsenal, all hope of a top-four finish looked to have evaporated. Brendan Rodgers, subdued and disconsolate, admitted as much in his post-match debrief. The Rodgers who left London nine days ago is very different, though, to the Rodgers who will step into Anfield’s technical area on Monday, feeling optimistic and satisfied with his lot. He knows Liverpool have been let off the hook and now he wants to see a response.

He played in a different position the other night against

OPTIONS:
- Anfield, we asked him tactically to operate different and he carried that out very, very well.
- Arsenal, we asked him tactically to operate different and he carried that out very, very well.
- Blackburn, we asked him tactically to operate different and he carried that out very, very well.
- Brendan Rodgers, we asked him tactically to operate different and he carried that out very, very well.
- City, we asked him tactically to operate different and he carried that out very, very well.
- Emirates Stadium, we asked him tactically to operate different and he carried that out very, very well.
- FA Cup, we asked him tactically to operate different and he carried that out very, very well.
- Kop, we asked him tactically to operate different and he carried that out very, very well.
- Liverpool, we asked him tactically to operate different and he carried that out very, very well.
- London, we asked him tactically to operate different and he carried that out very, very well.
- Man City, we asked him tactically to operate different and he carried that out very, very well.
- Newcastle, we asked him tactically to operate different and he carried that out very, very well.
- Raheem Sterling, we asked him tactically to operate different and he carried that out very, very well.
- Reds, we asked him tactically to operate different and he carried that out very, very well.
- Rodgers, we asked him tactically to operate different and he carried that out very, very well.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- When the world first met Mickey Mouse, it was as a steamboat captain, a cowboy, a wizard's apprentice and in other roles that, while enduring, wouldn't exactly be considered tech-savvy to a 2013 audience. But before the famous mouse came along, Walt Disney created a character who possessed many of the traits of today's gadget geek -- and who maintains his technological edge over Mickey to this day. Oswald the Lucky Rabbit will be familiar by now to players of "Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two," released in November, and the original title in the series from Disney Interactive Studios.

Spector said the differences between the more modern Oswald and the old-school

OPTIONS:
- Boy Scout is evident in their behaviors.
- CNN is evident in their behaviors.
- Disney Interactive Studios is evident in their behaviors.
- Epic Mickey 2 is evident in their behaviors.
- Lucky Rabbit is evident in their behaviors.
- Mickey is evident in their behaviors.
- Mickey Mouse is evident in their behaviors.
- Oswald is evident in their behaviors.
- Oswald the Lucky Rabbit is evident in their behaviors.
- Power of Two is evident in their behaviors.
- Walt Disney is evident in their behaviors.


How does this story end?

(CNN) White House press secretary Sean Spicer told reporters Tuesday that a gas attack in a rebel-controlled area of Syria was perpetrated by the forces tied to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and are a "consequence of the past administration's weakness and irresolution." Multiple activist groups in Syria tell CNN that dozens of people, including children, were killed in one of the deadliest suspected gas attacks in years. The activists have also blamed the attack in the rebel-held city of Khan Sheikhoun on Assad. A US intelligence official said the attack reportedly killed 58 people, including 11 children. "The US government is working to ascertain the truth behind this incident, but it has the fingerprints of a regime attack," the official said. "If the Assad regime was indeed responsible for perpetrating this attack, the reported casualty figures would make it the biggest incident like this since the Syrian regime sarin attack in August 2013 against the Damascus suburbs."

"We're going to dedicate ourselves to the removal of

OPTIONS:
- Assad-Assad.
- Bashar al-Assad.
- CNN-Assad.
- Damascus-Assad.
- John McCain-Assad.
- Khan Sheikhoun-Assad.
- Obama-Assad.
- Sean Spicer-Assad.
- Syria-Assad.
- Syrian-Assad.
- Trump-Assad.
- US-Assad.
- White House-Assad.


How does the sentence end?

Washington (CNN) Vice President Mike Pence will try to leave behind a White House in tumult when he arrives in Europe Friday, but he's likely to be dogged by the recent events that have thrown the Trump administration into disarray. Though he is seeking to reassure key allies such as Germany of US resolve on Russia and other issues that have rattled Western leaders, he himself faces questions about how much he's been looped in on President Donald Trump's thinking on the Kremlin. On Monday, Trump ousted his national security adviser, Michael Flynn, for misleading Pence about his conversations with the Russian ambassador. Pence, who had previously gone on television and repeated Flynn's prevarications, only discovered he was misinformed last Friday -- a full two weeks after Trump himself learned the Justice Department was looking into the matter.

Instead, he's cast

OPTIONS:
- CNN -- whom he asked to resign -- as unfairly brought down by illegal leakers of classified intelligence.
- Donald Trump -- whom he asked to resign -- as unfairly brought down by illegal leakers of classified intelligence.
- Europe -- whom he asked to resign -- as unfairly brought down by illegal leakers of classified intelligence.
- Flynn -- whom he asked to resign -- as unfairly brought down by illegal leakers of classified intelligence.
- Germany -- whom he asked to resign -- as unfairly brought down by illegal leakers of classified intelligence.
- Justice Department -- whom he asked to resign -- as unfairly brought down by illegal leakers of classified intelligence.
- Kremlin -- whom he asked to resign -- as unfairly brought down by illegal leakers of classified intelligence.
- Michael Flynn -- whom he asked to resign -- as unfairly brought down by illegal leakers of classified intelligence.
- Mike Pence -- whom he asked to resign -- as unfairly brought down by illegal leakers of classified intelligence.
- Pence -- whom he asked to resign -- as unfairly brought down by illegal leakers of classified intelligence.
- Russia -- whom he asked to resign -- as unfairly brought down by illegal leakers of classified intelligence.
- Russian -- whom he asked to resign -- as unfairly brought down by illegal leakers of classified intelligence.
- Trump -- whom he asked to resign -- as unfairly brought down by illegal leakers of classified intelligence.
- US -- whom he asked to resign -- as unfairly brought down by illegal leakers of classified intelligence.
- Washington -- whom he asked to resign -- as unfairly brought down by illegal leakers of classified intelligence.
- Western -- whom he asked to resign -- as unfairly brought down by illegal leakers of classified intelligence.
- White House -- whom he asked to resign -- as unfairly brought down by illegal leakers of classified intelligence.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A Michigan state representative is facing calls for his resignation after audio recordings surfaced of him asking an aide to plant a story about him having sex with a gay prostitute. Todd Courser, a freshman Republican from the state's 82nd district, was recorded telling aide Benjamin Graham that he needed to 'inoculate the herd' because he feared video proof of his affair with colleague Cindy Gamrat would be made public. The married father of four was heard in recordings obtained by the Detroit News saying that Graham, who has since been fired, should send out a story about him having sex with a male prostitute behind a Lansing nightclub.

He said that the fake story was meant to help protect

OPTIONS:
- Benjamin Graham and her family.
- Cindy Gamrat and her family.
- Courser and her family.
- Detroit News and her family.
- Gamrat and her family.
- Graham and her family.
- Lansing and her family.
- Michigan and her family.
- Republican and her family.
- Tea Party and her family.
- Todd Courser and her family.


Write the next sentence.

An original Ferrari used in the classic television show Miami Vice is up for sale - Armani jackets and Ray Ban sunglasses not included. The 1986 Ferrari Testarossa will be auctioned for a third time next month in California after it was unsuccessfully listed on eBay with a $1.75million price tag in January and March. It is estimated to auction for around $600,000 to $800,000. The white car with tan leather seats that undercover detective James 'Sonny' Crockett used to drive around in was one of two Ferraris used in the show and has 16,000 miles on the clock.

The car, which was repainted white to show up better in the show's night scenes, was placed in storage after

OPTIONS:
- Armani ended in 1989 and has been off the street ever since.
- California ended in 1989 and has been off the street ever since.
- Don Johnson ended in 1989 and has been off the street ever since.
- Ferrari ended in 1989 and has been off the street ever since.
- Ferrari Testarossa ended in 1989 and has been off the street ever since.
- Ferraris ended in 1989 and has been off the street ever since.
- James 'Sonny' Crockett ended in 1989 and has been off the street ever since.
- Miami Vice ended in 1989 and has been off the street ever since.
- Ray Ban ended in 1989 and has been off the street ever since.


How does this story end?

A Chinese man cut off his penis and threw it into a river following an attempt to take his own life. The 41-year-old man, named only as Mr Chan, said he cut off part of his penis while heavily intoxicated. He claimed that he had found life too difficult after his wife divorced him three years ago. The incident took place in Guangzhou, southern China, on Friday, reported the People's Daily Online. Mr Chan was found by passers-by at the side of the river and immediately rushed to hospital. Doctors could only treat the external wounds because the rest of his reproductive organ was not recovered.

He and his wife travelled to

OPTIONS:
- Chan for work eight years ago and were happy in their marriage to begin with.
- China for work eight years ago and were happy in their marriage to begin with.
- Chinese for work eight years ago and were happy in their marriage to begin with.
- Guangzhou for work eight years ago and were happy in their marriage to begin with.
- People's Daily Online for work eight years ago and were happy in their marriage to begin with.


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

Liverpool are closing in on a deal to make Roberto Firmino one of the biggest signings in their history. The Brazil international, who is currently on duty at the Copa America, is likely to cost Liverpool in the region of £28million and, should they secure his signature, his fee would only be outstripped by Andy Carroll. Firmino, who currently plays in the Bundesliga with Hoffenheim, was on Manchester United’s radar but Liverpool have been working hard to bring him to Anfield and have a scouting delegation in Chile, where the Copa America is being staged. They have now been joined in South America by chief executive Ian Ayre, who is looking to wrap up the deal.

Sevilla striker

OPTIONS:
- Andy Carroll netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- Anfield netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- Brazil netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- Brazilian netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- Brendan Rodgers netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- Bundesliga netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- Carlos Bacca netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- Chile netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- Copa America netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- Firmino netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- Hoffenheim netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- Ian Ayre netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- Liverpool netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- Manchester United netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- Neymar netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- Premier League netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- Roberto Firmino netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- Salomon Rondon netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- South America netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.
- Venezuela netted 28 goals for the club last season - including two in the Europa League final - and is being watched by a host of clubs.