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(CNN) A Georgia police officer was indicted Thursday on murder charges in the fatal shooting of Anthony Hill, a U.S. Air Force veteran who was naked and apparently unarmed when he was killed. The DeKalb County grand jury indicted DeKalb County police Officer Robert Olsen on two counts of felony murder, one count of aggravated assault, one count of making a false statement and two counts of violation of oath by a public officer, DeKalb County District Attorney Robert James announced. James said Olsen will be the first Georgia law enforcement officer in five years prosecuted for fatally shooting a civilian while on duty.

The false statement count stems from an allegation that

OPTIONS:
- Air Force falsely told a fellow officer the victim physically assaulted him before the shooting, the statement said.
- Anthony Hill falsely told a fellow officer the victim physically assaulted him before the shooting, the statement said.
- DeKalb County falsely told a fellow officer the victim physically assaulted him before the shooting, the statement said.
- Georgia falsely told a fellow officer the victim physically assaulted him before the shooting, the statement said.
- James falsely told a fellow officer the victim physically assaulted him before the shooting, the statement said.
- Olsen falsely told a fellow officer the victim physically assaulted him before the shooting, the statement said.
- Robert James falsely told a fellow officer the victim physically assaulted him before the shooting, the statement said.
- Robert Olsen falsely told a fellow officer the victim physically assaulted him before the shooting, the statement said.
- U.S. Air Force falsely told a fellow officer the victim physically assaulted him before the shooting, the statement said.


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More than 100 bodies have been found in a mass grave in northeast Nigeria after a town was reclaimed from Boko Haram terrorists. The bodies - many with their throats slit and heads cut off - were found underneath a bridge in the town of Damasak, after it was retaken earlier this month by troops from Chad and Niger. It is believed the victims may have been killed more than two months ago, due to the fact the bodies were severely decomposed. Scroll down for video Brutal: Abubakar Shekau,  leader of the Islamist extremist group Boko Haram, preaching his messages of hate. The insurgents have lost ground to army forces in recent weeks

Chad and Niger launched an intensive ground and air offensive against Boko Haram in the area earlier this month, quickly reclaiming

OPTIONS:
- Abubakar Shekau from the terrorists.
- Boko Haram from the terrorists.
- Chad from the terrorists.
- Damasak from the terrorists.
- Islamist from the terrorists.
- Niger from the terrorists.
- Nigeria from the terrorists.


The White House says President Obama will offer congratulations to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following his come-from-behind election victory, but not until after a coalition government is formed 'days' from now. The U-turn comes hours after Obama political strategy director David Simas added fuel to U.S.-Israeli tensions by stopping short of congratulating Netanyahu – and instead only patting Israelis on the back for voting. 'We want to congratulate the Israeli people for the democratic process – for the election that they just engaged in, with all the parties that engaged in that election,' Simas had said. Aboard Air Force One, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest told reporters that Obama plans to call Netanyahu 'in the coming days.'

Pictured are

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- Air Force One supporters cheering as the results come in
- Benjamin Netanyahu supporters cheering as the results come in
- David Simas supporters cheering as the results come in
- Iran supporters cheering as the results come in
- Israel supporters cheering as the results come in
- Israeli supporters cheering as the results come in
- Israelis supporters cheering as the results come in
- John Kerry supporters cheering as the results come in
- Josh Earnest supporters cheering as the results come in
- Knesset supporters cheering as the results come in
- Likud supporters cheering as the results come in
- Netanyahu supporters cheering as the results come in
- Obama supporters cheering as the results come in
- Simas supporters cheering as the results come in
- State Department supporters cheering as the results come in
- U.S. supporters cheering as the results come in
- White House supporters cheering as the results come in
- ultra-Orthodox supporters cheering as the results come in


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Robin Williams spent his last days in a paranoid frenzy, aware that 'something else was wrong with him', a British television show will claim tonight. In a 'peculiar' incident just one day before his death, the Oscar-winning actor, who had been diagnosed with Parkinson's, stuffed his collection of watches  into a sock and took it to a friend for safekeeping. The 63-year-old, who had also been prone to episodes of insomnia and anxiety prior to his death, also spent his final 24 hours frantically looking up drugs online, convinced he had another illness. Scroll down for video Suicide: Robin Williams with wife Susan Schneider in 2009, and the actor months before his death in 2014

In a statement released shortly after her husband's death, Susan Schneider said that Williams was struggling with depression, anxiety and the

OPTIONS:
- British's diagnosis when he died.
- Channel 5's diagnosis when he died.
- Last Hours's diagnosis when he died.
- Oscar's diagnosis when he died.
- Parkinson's diagnosis when he died.
- Robin Williams's diagnosis when he died.
- Susan Schneider's diagnosis when he died.


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Amanda Knox and her former boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito are 'fearing the worst' as Italy's highest court prepares to decide their fate, according to their entourage. Knox is waiting for the verdict in their final appeal for the murder of British student Meredith Kercher at home in Seattle, while her one-time lover is in Rome for the hearing at the city's imposing Supreme Court, nicknamed the Palazzaccio or 'Bad Palace'. Sollecito could be seen arriving at court this morning with his current girlfriend Greta Menegaldo, before appearing deep in thought as he left this evening after the case was adjourned until Friday morning.

The document says: 'The defence intends to emphasise that

OPTIONS:
- Amanda Knox has always shown himself to be extraneous to the crime, and has always said that that night he did not move from his own home.
- Bad Palace has always shown himself to be extraneous to the crime, and has always said that that night he did not move from his own home.
- British has always shown himself to be extraneous to the crime, and has always said that that night he did not move from his own home.
- Greta Menegaldo has always shown himself to be extraneous to the crime, and has always said that that night he did not move from his own home.
- Italy has always shown himself to be extraneous to the crime, and has always said that that night he did not move from his own home.
- Knox has always shown himself to be extraneous to the crime, and has always said that that night he did not move from his own home.
- Meredith Kercher has always shown himself to be extraneous to the crime, and has always said that that night he did not move from his own home.
- Palazzaccio has always shown himself to be extraneous to the crime, and has always said that that night he did not move from his own home.
- Raffaele Sollecito has always shown himself to be extraneous to the crime, and has always said that that night he did not move from his own home.
- Rome has always shown himself to be extraneous to the crime, and has always said that that night he did not move from his own home.
- Seattle has always shown himself to be extraneous to the crime, and has always said that that night he did not move from his own home.
- Sollecito has always shown himself to be extraneous to the crime, and has always said that that night he did not move from his own home.
- Supreme Court has always shown himself to be extraneous to the crime, and has always said that that night he did not move from his own home.
- United States has always shown himself to be extraneous to the crime, and has always said that that night he did not move from his own home.


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Donald Trump is scheduled to reveal his presidential plans on June 16 from his namesake tower in New York City. But he had a problem keeping his decision a secret today during a stop in Mason City, Iowa, where he blasted the 'stupid' people running the country. He told a crowd of more than 300 people packed into the city's Music Man Square that he'd be coming back to the influential presidential nomination state immediately after his announcement - a clear signal that he intends to launch bid. 'On the 16th I'll be making an announcement, and I think certainly the people in this room - I think a lot of people - are going to be very very happy with what I have to say,' Trump said.

The early evening event drew one of the largest crowds

OPTIONS:
- Donald Trump has ever attracted organically, through social media and the local newspaper.
- Iowa has ever attracted organically, through social media and the local newspaper.
- Mason City has ever attracted organically, through social media and the local newspaper.
- Music Man Square has ever attracted organically, through social media and the local newspaper.
- New York City has ever attracted organically, through social media and the local newspaper.
- Trump has ever attracted organically, through social media and the local newspaper.


(CNN) -- The midterm elections are less than three weeks away, but by several measures, Democrats have already won. Sure, elections are about the race to the top between competing candidates, but they're also a barometer on long-term trends, issues and party trajectories. While the winners of this season's sprints have yet to be determined, Democrats look well-positioned for the lengthier political marathon. How? 1. There's still a contest for the Senate Historically, the party in the White House tends to lose seats in Congress during midterm elections. The second midterm election of a two-term president -- as this election is for President Barack Obama -- is usually brutal. Only six times since the Civil War has a president come close to gaining seats in both chambers in a sixth-year election.

Mind you, it's deeply disturbing that

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama have used the fig leaf of voter fraud to justify disenfranchising countless legitimate voters to serve their partisan ends.
- CNN have used the fig leaf of voter fraud to justify disenfranchising countless legitimate voters to serve their partisan ends.
- Civil War have used the fig leaf of voter fraud to justify disenfranchising countless legitimate voters to serve their partisan ends.
- Congress have used the fig leaf of voter fraud to justify disenfranchising countless legitimate voters to serve their partisan ends.
- Democrats have used the fig leaf of voter fraud to justify disenfranchising countless legitimate voters to serve their partisan ends.
- GOP have used the fig leaf of voter fraud to justify disenfranchising countless legitimate voters to serve their partisan ends.
- Kohn have used the fig leaf of voter fraud to justify disenfranchising countless legitimate voters to serve their partisan ends.
- Republicans have used the fig leaf of voter fraud to justify disenfranchising countless legitimate voters to serve their partisan ends.
- Sally Kohn have used the fig leaf of voter fraud to justify disenfranchising countless legitimate voters to serve their partisan ends.
- Senate have used the fig leaf of voter fraud to justify disenfranchising countless legitimate voters to serve their partisan ends.
- White House have used the fig leaf of voter fraud to justify disenfranchising countless legitimate voters to serve their partisan ends.


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

Torino coach Giampiero Ventura has given his blessing to Matteo Darmian to join Manchester United. Darmian is on the verge of completing a move to United after an agreement was reached between the two clubs on Wednesday for the Italian defender to move to Old Trafford. Torino  have accepted an initial fee of £12.7million with a further £1.7m in variables. When asked about Darmian's move to the Barclays Premier League, Ventura told Sky Italia: 'We have worked together for some time. 'Because of his desire, humility and will to achieve things, it's right to grant him the opportunity to realise a dream to play in the Champions League in a team that will fight to win it.

Darmian, who joined

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League from Palermo in 2011, has also been a target of Bayern Munich and Napoli and has two years left on his contract.
- Champions League from Palermo in 2011, has also been a target of Bayern Munich and Napoli and has two years left on his contract.
- Darmian from Palermo in 2011, has also been a target of Bayern Munich and Napoli and has two years left on his contract.
- Giampiero Ventura from Palermo in 2011, has also been a target of Bayern Munich and Napoli and has two years left on his contract.
- Italian from Palermo in 2011, has also been a target of Bayern Munich and Napoli and has two years left on his contract.
- Manchester United from Palermo in 2011, has also been a target of Bayern Munich and Napoli and has two years left on his contract.
- Matteo Darmian from Palermo in 2011, has also been a target of Bayern Munich and Napoli and has two years left on his contract.
- Old Trafford from Palermo in 2011, has also been a target of Bayern Munich and Napoli and has two years left on his contract.
- Sky Italia from Palermo in 2011, has also been a target of Bayern Munich and Napoli and has two years left on his contract.
- Torino from Palermo in 2011, has also been a target of Bayern Munich and Napoli and has two years left on his contract.
- United from Palermo in 2011, has also been a target of Bayern Munich and Napoli and has two years left on his contract.
- Ventura from Palermo in 2011, has also been a target of Bayern Munich and Napoli and has two years left on his contract.


Complete the passage.

For the first time in what seems like ages, Congress has passed a government spending plan without resorting to last-minute brinkmanship such as midnight negotiations to prevent an imminent government shutdown. The Senate voted 64-36 on Wednesday to send the compromise federal budget framework to President Barack Obama, who has signaled his support. Last week, the budget plan easily passed the House on a 332-94 vote, with solid majorities of both parties supporting it. While Wednesday's Senate vote was closer, nine Republicans joined the majority Democrats to provide the required majority of at least 51 votes to pass. The plan guides government spending into 2015, defusing the chances of a shutdown like the one in October that generated public anger against Congress, particularly conservative Republicans blamed for the impasse.

According to the survey, a majority of

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama and independents backed the proposal, while only 39% of Republicans liked it.
- Congress and independents backed the proposal, while only 39% of Republicans liked it.
- Democrats and independents backed the proposal, while only 39% of Republicans liked it.
- House and independents backed the proposal, while only 39% of Republicans liked it.
- Republicans and independents backed the proposal, while only 39% of Republicans liked it.
- Senate and independents backed the proposal, while only 39% of Republicans liked it.


Ben Stokes pulled his shirt across his mouth before smiling at Marlon Samuels, as if to declare a truce in their feud. There was little else for England to laugh about as the second Test stuttered towards another stalemate. England go into the last day here, just as they did in Antigua, needing eight wickets to have any chance of the victory they so badly need in this series. One of them belongs to their old nemesis Samuels who, along with the obdurate Kraigg Brathwaite, saw West Indies into credit and within sight of another draw with only the final Test in Barbados next week to play.

OPTIONS:
-  Stokes pu had the chance to renew his feud with Ben Stokes but the pair buried the hatchet on a day the West Indies dominated
- Anderson had the chance to renew his feud with Ben Stokes but the pair buried the hatchet on a day the West Indies dominated
- Brathwaite had the chance to renew his feud with Ben Stokes but the pair buried the hatchet on a day the West Indies dominated
- Bravo had the chance to renew his feud with Ben Stokes but the pair buried the hatchet on a day the West Indies dominated
- Darren Bravo had the chance to renew his feud with Ben Stokes but the pair buried the hatchet on a day the West Indies dominated
- James Anderson had the chance to renew his feud with Ben Stokes but the pair buried the hatchet on a day the West Indies dominated
- Joe Root had the chance to renew his feud with Ben Stokes but the pair buried the hatchet on a day the West Indies dominated
- Kraigg Brathwaite had the chance to renew his feud with Ben Stokes but the pair buried the hatchet on a day the West Indies dominated
- Root had the chance to renew his feud with Ben Stokes but the pair buried the hatchet on a day the West Indies dominated
- Stuart Broad had the chance to renew his feud with Ben Stokes but the pair buried the hatchet on a day the West Indies dominated
- West Indian had the chance to renew his feud with Ben Stokes but the pair buried the hatchet on a day the West Indies dominated
- West Indies had the chance to renew his feud with Ben Stokes but the pair buried the hatchet on a day the West Indies dominated
- bados ne had the chance to renew his feud with Ben Stokes but the pair buried the hatchet on a day the West Indies dominated
- igg Brathwaite, s had the chance to renew his feud with Ben Stokes but the pair buried the hatchet on a day the West Indies dominated
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(CNN) The unsealing Monday of the first indictments arising from Robert Mueller's investigation provides many valuable hints regarding the future direction of the special counsel's probe. The use of sealed indictments and Mueller's decision to do an 11-year look back into former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort's prior business operations will make President Trump's personal lawyers very nervous today. Will the special counsel do a similar look back to 2006 on any aspects of the Trump business empire now that the Manafort indictment has opened the door? As CNN reported Monday, Manafort and former Trump campaign official Rick Gates have turned themselves in to Mueller, who unsealed an indictment against them on 12 counts, including conspiracy against the US, conspiracy to launder money, being an unregistered agent of a foreign principal, and making false statements.

The president will not find solace or refuge in the pardon power of the presidency should the

OPTIONS:
- CNN probe zero in on him by "flipping" witnesses with early indictments.
- Callan probe zero in on him by "flipping" witnesses with early indictments.
- Manafort probe zero in on him by "flipping" witnesses with early indictments.
- Mueller probe zero in on him by "flipping" witnesses with early indictments.
- Paul Callan probe zero in on him by "flipping" witnesses with early indictments.
- Paul Manafort probe zero in on him by "flipping" witnesses with early indictments.
- Rick Gates probe zero in on him by "flipping" witnesses with early indictments.
- Robert Mueller probe zero in on him by "flipping" witnesses with early indictments.
- Trump probe zero in on him by "flipping" witnesses with early indictments.
- US probe zero in on him by "flipping" witnesses with early indictments.


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Jamie Overton has joined twin brother Craig in the England squad for the remainder of the Royal London one-day series against New Zealand. The 21-year-old Somerset pair are now in contention to make their international debuts as England look to overturn a 2-1 deficit at Trent Bridge on Wednesday and Emirates Durham on Saturday. All-rounder Craig was called up on Saturday as a replacement for Chris Jordan, with Jamie added on Monday as a result of Liam Plunkett's thigh injury. Jamie, the younger twin by three minutes, was first called up to the England squad as a callow 19-year-old during the 2013 one-day series against Australia.

Jamie's record in the one-day format remains strong, with 20 wickets at 27, compared to

OPTIONS:
- Australia's average of 54.20 for his 10 wickets.
- Chris Jordan's average of 54.20 for his 10 wickets.
- Craig's average of 54.20 for his 10 wickets.
- Emirates Durham's average of 54.20 for his 10 wickets.
- England's average of 54.20 for his 10 wickets.
- Jamie's average of 54.20 for his 10 wickets.
- Jamie Overton's average of 54.20 for his 10 wickets.
- Liam Plunkett's average of 54.20 for his 10 wickets.
- New Zealand's average of 54.20 for his 10 wickets.
- Royal London's average of 54.20 for his 10 wickets.
- Somerset's average of 54.20 for his 10 wickets.
- Trent Bridge's average of 54.20 for his 10 wickets.


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For almost 12 months, ISIS has been in control of the Iraqi village of Eski Mosul and since then the terror group has exacted its medieval brand of justice on the population. Opponents to the regime have been ruthlessly executed, while playing music on a car stereo while driving can result in 10 lashes. Former soldiers and others with links to post-Saddam regime have been forced to sign 'repentance cards' where they pledge allegiance to the Caliphate. Failure to do so results in extreme measures. For Sheikh Abdullah Ibrahim, he knew his wife Buthaina stood no chance once the Jihadis seized the village.

Special

OPTIONS:
- Abdullah Ibrahim police patrol the area, sniffing people to see if they have had an illicit cigarette, while they inspect women to see if they are suitably covered in black with flat-soled shoes.
- Buthaina police patrol the area, sniffing people to see if they have had an illicit cigarette, while they inspect women to see if they are suitably covered in black with flat-soled shoes.
- Caliphate police patrol the area, sniffing people to see if they have had an illicit cigarette, while they inspect women to see if they are suitably covered in black with flat-soled shoes.
- Eski Mosul police patrol the area, sniffing people to see if they have had an illicit cigarette, while they inspect women to see if they are suitably covered in black with flat-soled shoes.
- Human Rights police patrol the area, sniffing people to see if they have had an illicit cigarette, while they inspect women to see if they are suitably covered in black with flat-soled shoes.
- ISIS police patrol the area, sniffing people to see if they have had an illicit cigarette, while they inspect women to see if they are suitably covered in black with flat-soled shoes.
- Iraqi police patrol the area, sniffing people to see if they have had an illicit cigarette, while they inspect women to see if they are suitably covered in black with flat-soled shoes.
- Jihadis police patrol the area, sniffing people to see if they have had an illicit cigarette, while they inspect women to see if they are suitably covered in black with flat-soled shoes.
- Kurdish police patrol the area, sniffing people to see if they have had an illicit cigarette, while they inspect women to see if they are suitably covered in black with flat-soled shoes.
- Saddam police patrol the area, sniffing people to see if they have had an illicit cigarette, while they inspect women to see if they are suitably covered in black with flat-soled shoes.


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(CNN) There is some nasty weather out there and the potential for more. As night fell there were tornado warnings in Oklahoma and Texas while states like Kansas and Kentucky were getting blasted by thunderstorms, radar showed. A flash flood warning has also been put in effect for western parts of Kansas City through early Wednesday morning. At least one tornado was confirmed spotted in Texas -- north of Dallas in Grayson County, according to the National Weather Service. Matthew Day, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service office in Norman, Oklahoma, told CNN there were two circulations in northeast Oklahoma City, but the darkness prevented spotters from confirming if either was a tornado.

In

OPTIONS:
- CNN, the weather service's office in Wichita said Tuesday evening that there were several reports of hail bigger than golf balls.
- Dallas, the weather service's office in Wichita said Tuesday evening that there were several reports of hail bigger than golf balls.
- Grayson County, the weather service's office in Wichita said Tuesday evening that there were several reports of hail bigger than golf balls.
- Kansas, the weather service's office in Wichita said Tuesday evening that there were several reports of hail bigger than golf balls.
- Kansas City, the weather service's office in Wichita said Tuesday evening that there were several reports of hail bigger than golf balls.
- Kentucky, the weather service's office in Wichita said Tuesday evening that there were several reports of hail bigger than golf balls.
- Matthew Day, the weather service's office in Wichita said Tuesday evening that there were several reports of hail bigger than golf balls.
- National Weather Service, the weather service's office in Wichita said Tuesday evening that there were several reports of hail bigger than golf balls.
- Norman, the weather service's office in Wichita said Tuesday evening that there were several reports of hail bigger than golf balls.
- Oklahoma, the weather service's office in Wichita said Tuesday evening that there were several reports of hail bigger than golf balls.
- Oklahoma City, the weather service's office in Wichita said Tuesday evening that there were several reports of hail bigger than golf balls.
- Texas, the weather service's office in Wichita said Tuesday evening that there were several reports of hail bigger than golf balls.


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Former Brazil international Roberto Dinamite, who was president of Vasco da Gama when the club sold Philippe Coutinho to Inter Milan, believes the Liverpool playmaker will wear the Brazil number 10 shirt for years to come. Dinamite was head of Vasco when they reluctantly packed the teenager off to Europe in 2010. Dinamite said: 'He already stood out when he left Vasco. And he is fulfilling his potential at Liverpool. He has that Brazilian talent, honed and developed in Europe, and he will keep getting better. Philippe Coutinho scores a stunning goal against Southampton at St Mary's in February Coutinho has scored a number of key goals for Liverpool this season, including against Manchester City

OPTIONS:
- Brazil need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'
- Brazilian need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'
- Coutinho need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'
- Dinamite need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'
- Dunga need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'
- Europe need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'
- Inter Milan need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'
- Liverpool need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'
- Luiz Felipe Scolari need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'
- Manchester City need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'
- Neymar need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'
- Philippe Coutinho need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'
- Roberto Dinamite need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'
- Southampton need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'
- St Mary need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'
- Vasco need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'
- Vasco da Gama need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'
- World Cup need players who play the way he does with the close control and passing that he displays.'


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Lucian Wintrich, the White House correspondent for the right-wing Gateway Pundit website, was arrested Tuesday after a scuffle at the University of Connecticut. Wintrich, who is also the Washington bureau chief for the Trump-boosting blog, was at the Storrs, Connecticut, school to deliver his "It's OK to be white" speech. But many among the about 100 people who attended the event greeted him with chants of "Go home, Nazi!" and booed and interrupted Wintrich throughout his speech. Chaos broke out when a woman approached the lectern and took a piece of paper from it, video shows. As the woman walked away, Wintrich is seen following her, pulling at her backpack and grabbing her.

"

OPTIONS:
- CNN free speech, like academic freedom, is one of the university's bedrock principles," the school said in a statement earlier  Tuesday.
- Connecticut free speech, like academic freedom, is one of the university's bedrock principles," the school said in a statement earlier  Tuesday.
- Gateway Pundit free speech, like academic freedom, is one of the university's bedrock principles," the school said in a statement earlier  Tuesday.
- Lucian Wintrich free speech, like academic freedom, is one of the university's bedrock principles," the school said in a statement earlier  Tuesday.
- Nazi free speech, like academic freedom, is one of the university's bedrock principles," the school said in a statement earlier  Tuesday.
- OK free speech, like academic freedom, is one of the university's bedrock principles," the school said in a statement earlier  Tuesday.
- Storrs free speech, like academic freedom, is one of the university's bedrock principles," the school said in a statement earlier  Tuesday.
- Trump free speech, like academic freedom, is one of the university's bedrock principles," the school said in a statement earlier  Tuesday.
- UConn free speech, like academic freedom, is one of the university's bedrock principles," the school said in a statement earlier  Tuesday.
- University of Connecticut free speech, like academic freedom, is one of the university's bedrock principles," the school said in a statement earlier  Tuesday.
- Washington free speech, like academic freedom, is one of the university's bedrock principles," the school said in a statement earlier  Tuesday.
- White House free speech, like academic freedom, is one of the university's bedrock principles," the school said in a statement earlier  Tuesday.
- Wintrich free speech, like academic freedom, is one of the university's bedrock principles," the school said in a statement earlier  Tuesday.


How does this story end?

Harry Belafonte, one of the nation's most prominent African-American performers and social activists, is suing the children of the nation's pre-eminent civil rights leader, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. The battle between the families of civil rights titans, over three documents, is detailed in a  federal court lawsuit Belafonte filed against Bernice King, Dexter King and Martin Luther King III. The dispute began in 2008 when Belafonte tried to sell the documents through a Sotheby's auction in what he said was a fundraiser for a community organization. The King estate stopped the sale, alleging the documents did not belong to Belafonte. Now, Belafonte, who is 86, is suing to establish his ownership of the materials.

OPTIONS:
- African was said to make $8,000 a year as a preacher.
- American was said to make $8,000 a year as a preacher.
- Belafonte was said to make $8,000 a year as a preacher.
- Bernice King was said to make $8,000 a year as a preacher.
- Dexter King was said to make $8,000 a year as a preacher.
- Harry Belafonte was said to make $8,000 a year as a preacher.
- King was said to make $8,000 a year as a preacher.
- Kings was said to make $8,000 a year as a preacher.
- MLK was said to make $8,000 a year as a preacher.
- Martin Luther King III. was said to make $8,000 a year as a preacher.
- Martin Luther King Jr. was said to make $8,000 a year as a preacher.
- Sotheby was said to make $8,000 a year as a preacher.


How does this story end?

A sadistic female 'killer' threatened to cook the body of a man who had been beaten to death by her accomplice and feed him to his wheelchair-bound sister, it's been claimed. Jennifer Mustachia is accused of torturing disabled Barbara Owens while her accomplice Jamie Zuniga pummelled her frail brother to death in a shockingly violent Las Vegas home invasion. Mustachia allegedly taunted Ms Owens, who is near death with Lou Gehrig's disease, as Zuniga beat 47-year-old Edward Turner with a variety of weapons including a crowbar, ashtray and hairbrush. The nightmarish details of the March home invasion have been revealed by Ms Owens, who is testifying in a Las Vegas court.

Ms Owens claims

OPTIONS:
- Barbara Owens then told her: 'Now your brother's going to die for sure.
- Edward Turner then told her: 'Now your brother's going to die for sure.
- Jamie Zuniga then told her: 'Now your brother's going to die for sure.
- Jennifer Mustachia then told her: 'Now your brother's going to die for sure.
- Las Vegas then told her: 'Now your brother's going to die for sure.
- Lou Gehrig then told her: 'Now your brother's going to die for sure.
- Mustachia then told her: 'Now your brother's going to die for sure.
- Owens then told her: 'Now your brother's going to die for sure.
- Zuniga then told her: 'Now your brother's going to die for sure.


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(CNN) Imagine being a father, excited to surprise your son with the ultimate gift: a weekend at Disneyland. But before you can buy tickets, pack your bags, or even begin to imagine the ear-to-ear grin on his face when you tell him, you -- a grown man -- have to ask permission from your probation officer. That's exactly the type of everyday experience that Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill, whose full name is Robert Rihmeek Williams, has struggled with for the last 10 years after coming home from prison. Despite the stringent probation restrictions Mill faces daily, he has built an international name for himself as a performer and has become a youth mentor to hundreds of kids through organizations like Universal Companies and the NBA's 76ers,  hoping to encourage young people to stay out of trouble. Sadly, in spite of all his hard work and community leadership, last Monday, Mill was sentenced to prison for 2-4 years for technical violations of his probation from a 2008 gun and drug case, for which he spent eight months in prison and was given five years of probation. His probation continued to be extended because of violations.

OPTIONS:
- Disneyland's lawyers told us that even though Mill explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- Genece E. Brinkley's lawyers told us that even though Mill explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- Meek Mill's lawyers told us that even though Mill explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- Mill's lawyers told us that even though Mill explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- NBA's lawyers told us that even though Mill explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- Pennsylvania's lawyers told us that even though Mill explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- Philadelphia's lawyers told us that even though Mill explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- Robert Rihmeek Williams's lawyers told us that even though Mill explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- Shaka Senghor's lawyers told us that even though Mill explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- Universal Companies's lawyers told us that even though Mill explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.
- Van Jones's lawyers told us that even though Mill explained that he had been assigned to sort clothes, the judge was furious, and claimed it was just another way he had failed to follow her orders.


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(CNN) China is winning the battle over the South China Sea, the resource-rich stretch of contested water where the country's been building artificial islands equipped with military-length airstrips. A clear example of this can be found in the Chairman's Statement released after the recent meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) leaders in Manila. What's not clear is whether it's a sign of broader deal-making in Asia which may or may not relate to the current push by the US and China to rein in North Korea. If so, it may mark a return to "old politics." The ASEAN statement

China hopes that the recent

OPTIONS:
- ASEAN meeting and its concluding Chairman's Statement marks a new direction forwards for regional recognition of its position.
- Asia meeting and its concluding Chairman's Statement marks a new direction forwards for regional recognition of its position.
- Association of Southeast Asian Nations meeting and its concluding Chairman's Statement marks a new direction forwards for regional recognition of its position.
- CNN meeting and its concluding Chairman's Statement marks a new direction forwards for regional recognition of its position.
- Chairman's Statement meeting and its concluding Chairman's Statement marks a new direction forwards for regional recognition of its position.
- China meeting and its concluding Chairman's Statement marks a new direction forwards for regional recognition of its position.
- Manila meeting and its concluding Chairman's Statement marks a new direction forwards for regional recognition of its position.
- North Korea meeting and its concluding Chairman's Statement marks a new direction forwards for regional recognition of its position.
- South China Sea meeting and its concluding Chairman's Statement marks a new direction forwards for regional recognition of its position.
- US meeting and its concluding Chairman's Statement marks a new direction forwards for regional recognition of its position.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump and his top immigration enforcers have begun to focus their attention on the deadly MS-13 gang, saying the administration's hardline immigration policies are focused on stopping its spread in the US. "MS-13, you know about MS-13?" Trump said at a speech before the National Rifle Association Friday in Atlanta. "It's not pleasant for them anymore. That's a bad group. Not pleasant for MS-13 -- get them the hell out of here, right? Get them out." But the truth about the gang, the first street gang to be labeled a "transnational criminal organization" by the US government, is more complicated -- and experts say using MS-13 to justify cracking down on undocumented immigrants could actually make the gang stronger.

As part of its heightened rhetoric against illegal immigration, the

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta administration of late has spotlighted MS-13 as a sort of public enemy No.
- CNN administration of late has spotlighted MS-13 as a sort of public enemy No.
- Donald Trump administration of late has spotlighted MS-13 as a sort of public enemy No.
- MS-13 administration of late has spotlighted MS-13 as a sort of public enemy No.
- National Rifle Association administration of late has spotlighted MS-13 as a sort of public enemy No.
- Trump administration of late has spotlighted MS-13 as a sort of public enemy No.
- US administration of late has spotlighted MS-13 as a sort of public enemy No.
- Washington administration of late has spotlighted MS-13 as a sort of public enemy No.


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Two moving candle-lit vigils have been held to remember the 900 migrants who died when their boat capsized en route to Europe from Libya this weekend. As people lay candles by the sea in Valetta, Malta, an equally emotional memorial service was taking place in front of Rome's Verano Cemetery. The deadliest migrant tragedy on the Mediterranean so far took this year's death toll on the waters to a staggering 1,800. It came as three other people - including a tiny child - died when a rickety wooden boat ran aground on the Greek island of Rhodes. And the relentless tide of migrants escaping the war-torn country of Libya has continued since the tragic wreck this weekend.

Policy: As mourners in Rome pray (pictured), their Prime Minister has called on EU countries to contribute funds to resettle migrants who make it to

OPTIONS:
- Africa
- EU
- Europe
- Greek
- Italian
- Libya
- Libyan
- Malta
- Mediterranean
- Rhodes
- Rome
- Valetta
- Verano Cemetery
- Verano Cemetery


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As we age, our skin gets drier and it can be hard to keep foundation in place all day. One of the main reasons our make-up goes patchy is a bad skincare routine. Lisa Potter-Dixon, head make-up artist for Benefit Cosmetics, says the three vital steps to better foundation are to prepare, prime and perfect the skin before applying. For particularly dry skin, like Jane's, Lisa suggests mixing a facial oil such as Nude ProGenius Omega Treatment Oil (£58, nudeskincare.com) with your usual moisturiser. 'This will add a healthy glow and keep your skin hydrated for longer.' Celebrity facialist Sarah Chapman says that exfoliation is also vital for an even make-up finish.

OPTIONS:
- Benefit Cosmetics's top tip is to apply a highlighting primer on the eyelids for wider, brighter eyes.
- Dixon's top tip is to apply a highlighting primer on the eyelids for wider, brighter eyes.
- Jane's's top tip is to apply a highlighting primer on the eyelids for wider, brighter eyes.
- Lisa's top tip is to apply a highlighting primer on the eyelids for wider, brighter eyes.
- Lisa Potter's top tip is to apply a highlighting primer on the eyelids for wider, brighter eyes.
- Sarah Chapman's top tip is to apply a highlighting primer on the eyelids for wider, brighter eyes.


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(CNN) Several Republican and Democrat lawmakers agree that Congress needs to prevent a collapse of the health insurance market, which could hurt millions of consumers -- and that concern has opened up some bipartisan dialogue. Sen. Lamar Alexander, R-Tennessee, said the Senate health committee will hold bipartisan health care hearings on how to repair the individual market. In the House, a group of 40 lawmakers from both parties endorsed an outline of ideas aimed at making urgent fixes to Obamacare. The step toward bipartisanship on health care comes as some Republicans consider an approach that diverges from the president's stance.

Last week, Alexander voted for two out of the three repeal

OPTIONS:
- Bipartisan bills that went up for a vote in the Senate.
- Congress bills that went up for a vote in the Senate.
- Democrat bills that went up for a vote in the Senate.
- House bills that went up for a vote in the Senate.
- Lamar Alexander bills that went up for a vote in the Senate.
- Obamacare bills that went up for a vote in the Senate.
- R bills that went up for a vote in the Senate.
- Republican bills that went up for a vote in the Senate.
- Republicans bills that went up for a vote in the Senate.
- Senate bills that went up for a vote in the Senate.
- Tennessee bills that went up for a vote in the Senate.
- Trump bills that went up for a vote in the Senate.


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(CNN) After a year of mechanical breakdowns plaguing its $360 million littoral combat ships, the US Navy has announced a major overhaul of the program that will include designating the first four of the ships as testing vessels and limiting their overseas deployments to emergencies. The Navy's announcement came less than two weeks after it revealed breakdowns in two of the ships, the USS Freedom (LCS 1) and USS Coronado (LCS 4). Those followed mechanical failures in the USS Fort Worth (LCS 3) and USS Milwaukee (LCS 5), all since December. The new deployment plan for the LCS fleet isn't a response to the breakdown issues, Navy spokesman Lt. Kara Yingling told CNN.

The review was ordered by Navy leaders in late February, shortly after the problems with the

OPTIONS:
- CNN and the Milwaukee.
- Kara Yingling and the Milwaukee.
- LCS and the Milwaukee.
- LCS 1 and the Milwaukee.
- Navy and the Milwaukee.
- US Navy and the Milwaukee.
- USS Coronado and the Milwaukee.
- USS Fort Worth and the Milwaukee.
- USS Freedom and the Milwaukee.
- USS Milwaukee and the Milwaukee.


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'Size doesn't matter anymore. Lionel Messi has changed everything. Look at some of the best players in the Premier League – Santi Cazorla, David Silva, Sergio Aguero – they're not tall, but they're brilliant.' The man talking to me is smaller than all of them, but on Saturday in the hurly-burly of League On he set up a goal, he scored a goal, was named man of the match, and received a standing ovation when he was substituted with the game already comfortably won. Erhun Oztumer is just 5ft 3in and after scoring 61 goals in 97 games over two seasons at Dulwich Hamlet - he credits their manager Gavin Rose, who built the team around him, as a big influence - he earned the nickname 'non-League Messi.'

When the time came to make a decision on his future, the club carried out bone tests on

OPTIONS:
- Charlton to see if he would grow any taller.
- David Silva to see if he would grow any taller.
- Dulwich Hamlet to see if he would grow any taller.
- English to see if he would grow any taller.
- Erhun Oztumer to see if he would grow any taller.
- Fantasy Football to see if he would grow any taller.
- Gavin Rose to see if he would grow any taller.
- League Messi to see if he would grow any taller.
- League On to see if he would grow any taller.
- League One to see if he would grow any taller.
- Leeds United to see if he would grow any taller.
- Lionel Messi to see if he would grow any taller.
- Oztumer to see if he would grow any taller.
- Premier League to see if he would grow any taller.
- Santi Cazorla to see if he would grow any taller.
- Sergio Aguero to see if he would grow any taller.
- Steve Evans to see if he would grow any taller.
- Turk Erhun Oztumer to see if he would grow any taller.


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Washington (CNN) Miley Cyrus was feeling the Bern, but now she's all in for Hillary Clinton. Cyrus, who supported Bernie Sanders during the 2016 primary, said Sanders supporters who are not planning on voting for the Democratic presidential nominee in the general election against Donald Trump are "f***ing crazy." "That's f***ing crazy and you're out of your mind. It's literally pissing me off more than anything," Cyrus told Variety in an interview published Tuesday. The Republican presidential nominee has made his case repeatedly to supporters of the Vermont senator, who may be disillusioned with the establishment and uninspired by Clinton.

"If you could ever consider Donald Trump, you never understood

OPTIONS:
- Bern in the first place," the "Bangerz" singer said.
- Bernie Sanders in the first place," the "Bangerz" singer said.
- CNN in the first place," the "Bangerz" singer said.
- Clinton in the first place," the "Bangerz" singer said.
- Cyrus in the first place," the "Bangerz" singer said.
- Democratic in the first place," the "Bangerz" singer said.
- Donald Trump in the first place," the "Bangerz" singer said.
- Hillary Clinton in the first place," the "Bangerz" singer said.
- Miley Cyrus in the first place," the "Bangerz" singer said.
- Republican in the first place," the "Bangerz" singer said.
- Sanders in the first place," the "Bangerz" singer said.
- Variety in the first place," the "Bangerz" singer said.
- Vermont in the first place," the "Bangerz" singer said.
- Washington in the first place," the "Bangerz" singer said.


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Abuja, Nigeria (CNN) Giggling and chatting among themselves, it's hard to imagine that just one week ago, these girls were at the mercy of one of the world's deadliest terrorist organizations. As the Chibok girls waited patiently Wednesday to meet the man who signed off on their release -- Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari -- it was remarkable to see the physical transformation from emaciated and haggard looking former hostages to seemingly carefree and happy young women. The faded and torn clothes they arrived in have since been replaced with tailored and brightly colored fabrics that concealed their still painfully-thin frames.

The

OPTIONS:
- Abuja government says its now time for them to experience the best of what life has to offer.
- CNN government says its now time for them to experience the best of what life has to offer.
- Chibok government says its now time for them to experience the best of what life has to offer.
- Muhammadu Buhari government says its now time for them to experience the best of what life has to offer.
- Nigeria government says its now time for them to experience the best of what life has to offer.
- Nigerian government says its now time for them to experience the best of what life has to offer.


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(CNN) Squeals of delight echo around the room at Vanderbilt's Children's Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee. Nine-year-old cancer survivor Bryce Greenwell turns to his mother, Jenny. "Did you know about this?" he asks, hands cupped to his face in surprise. "Yes," she says with a nod, smiling from ear to ear. "Oh, my gosh, he has missed you guys so much!" pet therapist Michelle Thompson says as she hands Swoosh, her trained toy Pomeranian, over to two eager boys. "Did you miss him? He talks to me about you boys all the time." "I haven't seen him in a long time," says 7-year-old Mitchell Montalbano, who recently graduated from chemotherapy treatment, cancer-free. "Swoosh, what have you been up to?"

He wanted to go get chemo so he could play with

OPTIONS:
- Bryce Greenwell."
- Children's Hospital."
- Jenny."
- Michelle Thompson."
- Mitchell Montalbano."
- Nashville."
- Pomeranian."
- Swoosh."
- Tennessee."
- Vanderbilt."


(CNN) In an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Tuesday, Saudi Arabia's foreign minister expressed cautious optimism about the Iran nuclear deal and defended his country's execution of a Shiite cleric beloved by Iran. Tension between the countries has been pointed for a long time, but events lately -- including Nimr al-Nimr's execution -- have strained that relationship even further. "Nimr al-Nimr is a terrorist, not a religious scholar," Adel al-Jubeir told Blitzer. Speaking with some sarcasm, Jubeir added, "He's as much of a religious scholar as" Osama bin Laden was. Nimr "recruited, justified, funded, equipped, plotted, and he engaged in terror attacks that left a number of security personnel dead."

"

OPTIONS:
- Adel al will do whatever it takes to protect the nation and people from any harm and I will leave it at that," he replied.
- Blitzer will do whatever it takes to protect the nation and people from any harm and I will leave it at that," he replied.
- CNN will do whatever it takes to protect the nation and people from any harm and I will leave it at that," he replied.
- Iran will do whatever it takes to protect the nation and people from any harm and I will leave it at that," he replied.
- Jubeir will do whatever it takes to protect the nation and people from any harm and I will leave it at that," he replied.
- Nimr will do whatever it takes to protect the nation and people from any harm and I will leave it at that," he replied.
- Nimr al will do whatever it takes to protect the nation and people from any harm and I will leave it at that," he replied.
- Osama bin Laden will do whatever it takes to protect the nation and people from any harm and I will leave it at that," he replied.
- Saudi Arabia will do whatever it takes to protect the nation and people from any harm and I will leave it at that," he replied.
- Shiite will do whatever it takes to protect the nation and people from any harm and I will leave it at that," he replied.
- Wolf Blitzer will do whatever it takes to protect the nation and people from any harm and I will leave it at that," he replied.


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The woman leading an enquiry into how Jimmy Savile has asked why the BBC didn't investigative claims even though one of its own TV shows asked if he was a paedophile. Dame Janet Smith is conducting a review into how Savile was able to carry out sexual abuse of children and adults while at the corportation. But investigative website Exaro says she has voiced her concern about why the broadcaster failed to realise what was happening, despite hints of paedophilia in one of its own programmes 15 years ago. They found that Dame Janet, a former Court of Appeal judge, has asked several BBC executives what enquiries were made about Savile as a result of a documentary about him presented by Louis Theroux.

OPTIONS:
- BBC also understands that Smith's review will make an acutely embarrassing disclosure from BBC board minutes of more than 40 years ago.
- Court of Appeal also understands that Smith's review will make an acutely embarrassing disclosure from BBC board minutes of more than 40 years ago.
- Dame Janet also understands that Smith's review will make an acutely embarrassing disclosure from BBC board minutes of more than 40 years ago.
- Exaro also understands that Smith's review will make an acutely embarrassing disclosure from BBC board minutes of more than 40 years ago.
- Has also understands that Smith's review will make an acutely embarrassing disclosure from BBC board minutes of more than 40 years ago.
- Janet Smith also understands that Smith's review will make an acutely embarrassing disclosure from BBC board minutes of more than 40 years ago.
- Jimmy Savile also understands that Smith's review will make an acutely embarrassing disclosure from BBC board minutes of more than 40 years ago.
- Louis Theroux also understands that Smith's review will make an acutely embarrassing disclosure from BBC board minutes of more than 40 years ago.
- Savile also understands that Smith's review will make an acutely embarrassing disclosure from BBC board minutes of more than 40 years ago.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made their debut Wednesday as chummy partners preparing to tackle the Middle East's toughest challenges side by side. Netanyahu beamed at his new American counterpart and declared him the best friend Israel could possibly wish for, while Trump offered lofty praise for Israel, denounced the Iranian nuclear deal and declined to back a two-state solution -- a longstanding, bipartisan US policy that the Israeli Prime Minister has questioned. The encounter signaled a warmer chapter in US-Israel relations than Netanyahu had enjoyed with Trump's predecessor. After eight years of grappling with President Barack Obama, Netanyahu embraced a like-minded counterpart at the White House.

"I'd like to see you hold back on settlements for a little bit,"

OPTIONS:
- American told his counterpart, the most direct indication from the Trump administration of its stance on the controversial issue.
- Barack Obama told his counterpart, the most direct indication from the Trump administration of its stance on the controversial issue.
- Benjamin Netanyahu told his counterpart, the most direct indication from the Trump administration of its stance on the controversial issue.
- CNN told his counterpart, the most direct indication from the Trump administration of its stance on the controversial issue.
- Donald Trump told his counterpart, the most direct indication from the Trump administration of its stance on the controversial issue.
- Iranian told his counterpart, the most direct indication from the Trump administration of its stance on the controversial issue.
- Israel told his counterpart, the most direct indication from the Trump administration of its stance on the controversial issue.
- Israeli told his counterpart, the most direct indication from the Trump administration of its stance on the controversial issue.
- Middle East told his counterpart, the most direct indication from the Trump administration of its stance on the controversial issue.
- Netanyahu told his counterpart, the most direct indication from the Trump administration of its stance on the controversial issue.
- Trump told his counterpart, the most direct indication from the Trump administration of its stance on the controversial issue.
- UN told his counterpart, the most direct indication from the Trump administration of its stance on the controversial issue.
- US told his counterpart, the most direct indication from the Trump administration of its stance on the controversial issue.
- Washington told his counterpart, the most direct indication from the Trump administration of its stance on the controversial issue.
- White House told his counterpart, the most direct indication from the Trump administration of its stance on the controversial issue.


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How a huge expanse of grassland with black sooty patches appeared in the middle of lush rainforests, has long baffled conservationists. While some experts have argued fires started by the indigenous Pemón people scorched areas of rainforest, others argue that the grassy landscape of the Gran Sabana appeared before humans lived there. Now researchers claim that while manmade fires shaped the landscape, the region was already becoming a savannah. The Gran Sabana is a grassy 'island' in the middle of lush rainforests measuring 4,180 square miles (10,820 square km) where Venezuela meets Guyana and Brazil. Valenti Rull led a team at the Institute of Earth Sciences Jaume Almera in Barcelona, Spain, which examined ancient pollen in lake sediments, New Scientist reported.

Dr Rodríguez interviewed a

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona woman for her research who told her that without their practices, the region 'will become a huge fireball'.
- Brazil woman for her research who told her that without their practices, the region 'will become a huge fireball'.
- Gran Sabana woman for her research who told her that without their practices, the region 'will become a huge fireball'.
- Guyana woman for her research who told her that without their practices, the region 'will become a huge fireball'.
- Institute of Earth Sciences Jaume Almera woman for her research who told her that without their practices, the region 'will become a huge fireball'.
- New Scientist woman for her research who told her that without their practices, the region 'will become a huge fireball'.
- Pemón woman for her research who told her that without their practices, the region 'will become a huge fireball'.
- Sediment woman for her research who told her that without their practices, the region 'will become a huge fireball'.
- Spain woman for her research who told her that without their practices, the region 'will become a huge fireball'.
- Valenti Rull woman for her research who told her that without their practices, the region 'will become a huge fireball'.
- Venezuela woman for her research who told her that without their practices, the region 'will become a huge fireball'.


A Syrian widow has spoken out about her personal experience of being forced to flee her home after an ISIS commander told her: 'Marry me or become my slave.' In an interview with the Telegraph, Shorkana Khalil Alawi, 37, recalled how she took her only son, Mustafa, and fled the Syrian city of Deir ezzor at dawn to escape a certain life of abuse and servitude at the hands of a local ISIS emir. She now lives with her son in a small one bedroom shack without any running water in the suburbs of the Turkish city of Urfa. Before the civil war, Ms Alawi was happily married and worked as a primary school in Deir ezzor.

Without any running water,

OPTIONS:
- Alawi manages to send Mustafa to a free school, run by other refugees.
- Deir ezzor manages to send Mustafa to a free school, run by other refugees.
- Free Syrian Army manages to send Mustafa to a free school, run by other refugees.
- ISIS manages to send Mustafa to a free school, run by other refugees.
- Moroccan manages to send Mustafa to a free school, run by other refugees.
- Mustafa manages to send Mustafa to a free school, run by other refugees.
- Shorkana manages to send Mustafa to a free school, run by other refugees.
- Shorkana Alawi manages to send Mustafa to a free school, run by other refugees.
- Shorkana Khalil Alawi manages to send Mustafa to a free school, run by other refugees.
- Syria manages to send Mustafa to a free school, run by other refugees.
- Syrian manages to send Mustafa to a free school, run by other refugees.
- Telegraph manages to send Mustafa to a free school, run by other refugees.
- Turkish manages to send Mustafa to a free school, run by other refugees.
- Urfa manages to send Mustafa to a free school, run by other refugees.


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(CNN) -- Syrian state-run television reported Thursday that forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad killed three Westerners, including an American woman and a British citizen, who it claims were fighting with the rebels and were found with weapons. Syrian TV identified the woman, releasing what it claimed were images of her Michigan driver's license and U.S. passport. It also released what is said was the name and passport of a British citizen. It did not identify a third person who it claimed was a Westerner. The report said the three were ambushed in their car in the flashpoint province of Idlib in northwestern Syria, where government forces have been battling rebels for control.

CNN is not identifying the family member, who lives in

OPTIONS:
- American, until next of kin notifications have been completed.
- Bashar al-Assad, until next of kin notifications have been completed.
- British, until next of kin notifications have been completed.
- CNN, until next of kin notifications have been completed.
- FBI, until next of kin notifications have been completed.
- Foreign Office, until next of kin notifications have been completed.
- Idlib, until next of kin notifications have been completed.
- Michigan, until next of kin notifications have been completed.
- Syria, until next of kin notifications have been completed.
- Syrian, until next of kin notifications have been completed.
- U.S., until next of kin notifications have been completed.
- UK, until next of kin notifications have been completed.


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Blair, West Virginia (CNN) -- We're at the peak of Blair Mountain in the middle of southern West Virginia. It's about 85 degrees, the coolest it has been all week, and there's a slight breeze that carries voices before we can see the singers. "This land is your land. This land is my land." More than 600 dusty, sweaty people are singing as they hike through the hardwoods up the mountain. Their protest signs -- "Save Blair Mountain" and "Abolish Mountaintop Removal" -- poke through the leaves. The song is a Woody Guthrie tune, the one that became a folk anthem of sorts in the 1960s, and it seems very appropriate for this moment.

The fight eventually brought unions, along with respectable wages, to the coal mines of

OPTIONS:
- Abolish Mountaintop Removal.
- Blair.
- Blair Mountain.
- CNN.
- Save Blair Mountain.
- The Battle for Blair Mountain.
- West Virginia.
- Woody Guthrie.


As he enters what may very well be his last NFL season, future Hall of Famer Antonio Gates will miss the San Diego Chargers' first four games after earning a  ban for a PED violation. Gates insisted the mistake was an innocent one, with the 35-year-old tight end claiming he did not do his due diligence on a product he used to recover from last season's travails. The Chargers' all-time leader in receptions, receiving yards and receptions released a remorseful statement, saying: 'In my 12 years in the NFL, I have taken tremendous pride in upholding the integrity of the NFL shield and all that it entails. I have taken extreme care of my body with a holistic approach and never taken any substance that was illegal or banned by the NFL.

'I’d like to express my sincere apologies to the

OPTIONS:
- Antonio Gates, my teammates, coaches, fans and the league who have always supported me and expected and gotten nothing but the highest level of integrity from me.'
- Bengals, my teammates, coaches, fans and the league who have always supported me and expected and gotten nothing but the highest level of integrity from me.'
- Browns, my teammates, coaches, fans and the league who have always supported me and expected and gotten nothing but the highest level of integrity from me.'
- Chargers, my teammates, coaches, fans and the league who have always supported me and expected and gotten nothing but the highest level of integrity from me.'
- Gates, my teammates, coaches, fans and the league who have always supported me and expected and gotten nothing but the highest level of integrity from me.'
- Hall of Famer, my teammates, coaches, fans and the league who have always supported me and expected and gotten nothing but the highest level of integrity from me.'
- Lions, my teammates, coaches, fans and the league who have always supported me and expected and gotten nothing but the highest level of integrity from me.'
- NFL, my teammates, coaches, fans and the league who have always supported me and expected and gotten nothing but the highest level of integrity from me.'
- PED, my teammates, coaches, fans and the league who have always supported me and expected and gotten nothing but the highest level of integrity from me.'
- San Diego Chargers, my teammates, coaches, fans and the league who have always supported me and expected and gotten nothing but the highest level of integrity from me.'
- Vikings, my teammates, coaches, fans and the league who have always supported me and expected and gotten nothing but the highest level of integrity from me.'


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(CNN) -- The 32-year-old Texas man who died in a shark attack over the weekend while scuba diving off Western Australia was remembered Sunday by his sisters as "unique" and "one of a kind." Sharon Wainwright of Panama City, Florida, identified the victim as her son, George Thomas Wainwright. His sisters, Brenda Wainwright and Wanda Brannon, spoke to CNN affiliate WMBB-TV. "It's devastating. It's hard to even wrap your head around. I can't believe he's gone. I think it was just wrong place, wrong time because he was very wise. I would trust him with anything to do with being on the water," said Brenda Wainwright.

OPTIONS:
- Australian told CNN her family was notified of the incident Saturday morning.
- Brenda Wainwright told CNN her family was notified of the incident Saturday morning.
- CNN told CNN her family was notified of the incident Saturday morning.
- Florida told CNN her family was notified of the incident Saturday morning.
- George Thomas Wainwright told CNN her family was notified of the incident Saturday morning.
- NEW told CNN her family was notified of the incident Saturday morning.
- Panama City told CNN her family was notified of the incident Saturday morning.
- Sharon Wainwright told CNN her family was notified of the incident Saturday morning.
- Texas told CNN her family was notified of the incident Saturday morning.
- WMBB-TV told CNN her family was notified of the incident Saturday morning.
- Wanda Brannon told CNN her family was notified of the incident Saturday morning.
- Western Australia told CNN her family was notified of the incident Saturday morning.


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(CNN) The Bahamas just issued a travel warning to their citizens about the United States of America. I've been to the Bahamas. It's a beautiful country with truly excellent people. When I took a cruise that docked for a couple hours in Nassau, it mostly reminded me of a giant version of my grandmother's neighborhood in Mobile, Alabama ... but with better accents. The other thing I remember was that when my wife and I took a taxi, the driver pointed out interesting spots along the way. At one point he said, "And over there in that cemetery, Anna Nicole Smith is buried." I thought to myself, "Wow! Is that what they think of Americans here in the Bahamas? Do they think Anna Nicole Smith is one of our leading lights?" I wondered how many Americans at that point in the taxi ride have yelled, "Stop the car! Pull over! I must walk around her grave seven times!" In that moment I felt like the Bahamas wasn't giving us Americans a lot of credit.

When I watch the video, I usually end up laughing at the disconnect between this kid's reality and the reality that most black

OPTIONS:
- African experience.
- Alabama experience.
- Americans experience.
- Anna Nicole Smith experience.
- Bahamas experience.
- CNN experience.
- Mobile experience.
- Nassau experience.
- United States of America experience.
- W. Kamau Bell experience.


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A 'pumped up' Heather Watson will target 'controlled aggression' to equal her best-ever Wimbledon showing and set up a potential third-round clash with Serena Williams. British No 1 Watson saved three match points to defeat Caroline Garcia in a truncated first-round tie that had been suspended for bad light on Monday night. The 23-year-old prevailed 1-6, 6-3, 8-6 to set up a second-round clash with Daniela Hantuchova, then revealed she psyched herself up for Tuesday's resumption of play with an intensive workout session. 'I always listen to music before I go on, upbeat, fast, dancy stuff but I did a lot more than usual before we went back out,' said Watson.

Daniela Hantuchova, the 32-year-old Slovak is the world No 72 and turned pro in 1999 — when second-round opponent

OPTIONS:
- British was just six.
- British No 1 was just six.
- Caroline Garcia was just six.
- Daniela Hantuchova was just six.
- Heather Watson was just six.
- Serena Williams was just six.
- Watson was just six.
- Wimbledon was just six.


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The former girlfriend of the man charged with murdering young Alice Springs mother Karlie Pearce-Stevenson is involved in ongoing questioning by police. Hazel Passmore, 33, left her home in Davoren Park, Adelaide, about 7am on Friday morning, after it emerged South Australia Police had interviewed, according to The Adelaide Advertiser. Ms Passmore returned home carrying a package of beer shortly after 11:30am, and told waiting media she would not publicly comment on the matter. She later returned to the Wakefield Street Police Station in Adelaide's CBD for further questioning. Her former boyfriend, Daniel James Holdom, 41, has been charged with Ms Pearce-Stevenson's murder and in appeared in Maitland Local Court on Thursday.

Police also added Ms Pearce-

OPTIONS:
- Adelaide received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.
- Alice Springs received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.
- CBD received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.
- Daniel Holdom received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.
- Daniel James Holdom received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.
- Davoren Park received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.
- Ex received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.
- Hazel Passmore received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.
- Holdom received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.
- Karlie Pearce received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.
- Khandalyce Pearce received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.
- Maitland Local Court received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.
- Passmore received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.
- Pearce received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.
- South Australia Police received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.
- Stevenson received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.
- The Adelaide Advertiser received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.
- Wakefield Street Police Station received 'certain injuries' to her body, but would not go into further detail.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Brazil's first defeat by Colombia for 24 years ended in shameful scenes in Santiago as Neymar was sent off after the final whistle. The Selecao captain blasted the ball at Pablo Armero before aiming a headbutt at goalscorer Jeison Murillo as all hell broke loose. Following the resultant melee, Chilean referee Enrique Osses brandished red cards to the Barcelona forward and Colombia striker Carlos Bacca who had retaliated. Neymar had already been booked for a foolish yellow card that ruled him out of what is now a crucial clash against Venezuela on Sunday as Colombia blew Group C wide open thanks to Murillo's first-half strike.

The latter is absent from this tournament through injury and

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.
- Brazil had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.
- Carlos Bacca had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.
- Chilean had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.
- Colombia had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.
- Copa America had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.
- Enrique Osses had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.
- Group C had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.
- Jeison Murillo had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.
- Manchester United had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.
- Murillo had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.
- Neymar had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.
- Pablo Armero had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.
- Radamel Falcao had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.
- Roberto Firmino had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.
- Santiago had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.
- Selecao had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.
- Venezuela had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.
- World Cup had looked a shadow of their former selves during their opening night defeat by Venezuela.


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Washington (CNN) -- It took five days for President Barack Obama to address the controversy he caused by saying "we don't have a strategy yet" to defeat ISIS. Wednesday, the President attempted to clarify what he meant by specifying that he was referring to ISIS inside Syria while highlighting the U.S. strategy in Iraq of airstrikes to weaken the extremist terror group that calls itself the Islamic State. "It is very important from my perspective that when we send our pilots in to do a job -- that we know that this is a mission that's going to work; that we're very clear what our objectives are, what our targets are," Obama said during a joint news conference with Estonian Prime Minister Taavi Roivas on the first day of his trip to Europe for NATO meetings.

Obama went further, saying that before the U.S. acts in

OPTIONS:
- Americans, the administration must have "made the case to the American people and (make sure) we've got allies behind us so that it's not just a one-off, but it's something that over time is going to be effective."
- Barack Obama, the administration must have "made the case to the American people and (make sure) we've got allies behind us so that it's not just a one-off, but it's something that over time is going to be effective."
- CNN, the administration must have "made the case to the American people and (make sure) we've got allies behind us so that it's not just a one-off, but it's something that over time is going to be effective."
- Estonian, the administration must have "made the case to the American people and (make sure) we've got allies behind us so that it's not just a one-off, but it's something that over time is going to be effective."
- Europe, the administration must have "made the case to the American people and (make sure) we've got allies behind us so that it's not just a one-off, but it's something that over time is going to be effective."
- ISIS, the administration must have "made the case to the American people and (make sure) we've got allies behind us so that it's not just a one-off, but it's something that over time is going to be effective."
- Iraq, the administration must have "made the case to the American people and (make sure) we've got allies behind us so that it's not just a one-off, but it's something that over time is going to be effective."
- Islamic State, the administration must have "made the case to the American people and (make sure) we've got allies behind us so that it's not just a one-off, but it's something that over time is going to be effective."
- NATO, the administration must have "made the case to the American people and (make sure) we've got allies behind us so that it's not just a one-off, but it's something that over time is going to be effective."
- Obama, the administration must have "made the case to the American people and (make sure) we've got allies behind us so that it's not just a one-off, but it's something that over time is going to be effective."
- Syria, the administration must have "made the case to the American people and (make sure) we've got allies behind us so that it's not just a one-off, but it's something that over time is going to be effective."
- Taavi Roivas, the administration must have "made the case to the American people and (make sure) we've got allies behind us so that it's not just a one-off, but it's something that over time is going to be effective."
- U.S., the administration must have "made the case to the American people and (make sure) we've got allies behind us so that it's not just a one-off, but it's something that over time is going to be effective."
- Washington, the administration must have "made the case to the American people and (make sure) we've got allies behind us so that it's not just a one-off, but it's something that over time is going to be effective."


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The man charged with violently striking a woman posed for a selfie with his girlfriend just moments before he allegedly assaulted a mother at an AFL preliminary final match. Police have charged Cody Yarran, 24, with common assault, obstructing a police officer and disorderly behaviour in a public place after the Friday night altercation at Perth's Domain Stadium. Footage of the incident was captured on a mobile phone and uploaded to social media, showing the physical altercation between the accused and a woman at the preliminary finals between the Hawthorn Hawks and Fremantle Dockers. The woman - an undercover police officer who works in the area of domestic assault- approached the man ask him to stop swearing and calm down as he was 'scaring' her children.

After two police officers tackled the man down the stairs of

OPTIONS:
- AFL at Subiaco Oval in front of a crowd of 41,000, one sustained a cut above his right eyebrow in the scuffle.
- Cody Yarran at Subiaco Oval in front of a crowd of 41,000, one sustained a cut above his right eyebrow in the scuffle.
- Domain Stadium at Subiaco Oval in front of a crowd of 41,000, one sustained a cut above his right eyebrow in the scuffle.
- Fremantle at Subiaco Oval in front of a crowd of 41,000, one sustained a cut above his right eyebrow in the scuffle.
- Fremantle Dockers at Subiaco Oval in front of a crowd of 41,000, one sustained a cut above his right eyebrow in the scuffle.
- Gillon McLachlan at Subiaco Oval in front of a crowd of 41,000, one sustained a cut above his right eyebrow in the scuffle.
- Hawthorn at Subiaco Oval in front of a crowd of 41,000, one sustained a cut above his right eyebrow in the scuffle.
- Hawthorn Hawks at Subiaco Oval in front of a crowd of 41,000, one sustained a cut above his right eyebrow in the scuffle.
- Perth at Subiaco Oval in front of a crowd of 41,000, one sustained a cut above his right eyebrow in the scuffle.


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A woman who endured domestic abuse for years at the hands of her 'evil' ex-partner has urged other victims to seek help and not hide violence at home like she did. Susan, who is now in her early sixties, revealed to FEMAIL that her ex, Steve, used to regularly beat her, throttle her and once threatened her with a hammer. They had a daughter together, Grace (all names have been changed to protect victims' identities), and she was terrified to leave their home in Liverpool because Steve said he would kill them if they ever tried to escape. During this time, Susan forged a successful career in human resources and nobody had any idea of the violence she suffered at home.

Their whirlwind romance led to her becoming pregnant six months later and it was then

OPTIONS:
- FEMAIL began to show his true colours.
- Grace began to show his true colours.
- Liverpool began to show his true colours.
- NSPCC began to show his true colours.
- Steve began to show his true colours.
- Susan began to show his true colours.


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The warnings from Jose Mourinho were loud and clear. Stars on the bench, stars left in London and still Chelsea were unable to stop their star from falling a little further. Mourinho blamed attitude ahead of the game, but it was not a problem of desire in Porto, where they were outclassed at times and flattered by the result. They were not awful for the entire game – there was a flurry in stoppage-time - but they were unrecognisable from the champions of last season, that imperious winning machine, built in Mourinho's ruthless image. Suddenly Chelsea are ravaged by nerves, prone to panic, vulnerable from set-pieces and low on confidence. No-one epitomises the mess more than Branislav Ivanovic who was tormented by the outstanding Yacine Brahimi.

For Willian it was his third goal in three games, all from free-kicks, but Porto were soon back in front when

OPTIONS:
- Andre Andre slipped his markers to convert a corner with a glancing header at the near post.
- Asmir Begovic slipped his markers to convert a corner with a glancing header at the near post.
- Branislav Ivanovic slipped his markers to convert a corner with a glancing header at the near post.
- Chelsea slipped his markers to convert a corner with a glancing header at the near post.
- Dragao Stadium slipped his markers to convert a corner with a glancing header at the near post.
- Jose Mourinho slipped his markers to convert a corner with a glancing header at the near post.
- London slipped his markers to convert a corner with a glancing header at the near post.
- Maicon slipped his markers to convert a corner with a glancing header at the near post.
- Mourinho slipped his markers to convert a corner with a glancing header at the near post.
- Porto slipped his markers to convert a corner with a glancing header at the near post.
- Serb slipped his markers to convert a corner with a glancing header at the near post.
- Stars slipped his markers to convert a corner with a glancing header at the near post.
- Willian slipped his markers to convert a corner with a glancing header at the near post.
- Yacine Brahimi slipped his markers to convert a corner with a glancing header at the near post.


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Giving the thumbs up, this is the heart-warming picture which shows England and Tottenham great Jimmy Greaves as he determinedly battles back from his severe stroke. The 75-year-old was admitted to intensive care on May 3 but left hospital just over a month later and is now in a rehabilitation unit. Speaking for the first time since his brush with death, Greaves' wife has told of her pain at watching him recover from the debilitating stroke - calling it her 'worst nightmare'. Irene, who has been married to the Spurs and Chelsea star for 57 years, has said Greaves is 'not the guy I know' and revealed he still cannot stand up or use his right arm, though medics hope his condition will improve.

I was on my way out and he said "

OPTIONS:
- Chelsea" but when I got back he'd forgotten what he was going to say.'
- England" but when I got back he'd forgotten what he was going to say.'
- Greaves" but when I got back he'd forgotten what he was going to say.'
- Irene" but when I got back he'd forgotten what he was going to say.'
- Jimmy Greaves" but when I got back he'd forgotten what he was going to say.'
- Said" but when I got back he'd forgotten what he was going to say.'
- Spurs" but when I got back he'd forgotten what he was going to say.'
- Tottenham" but when I got back he'd forgotten what he was going to say.'
- Wife Irene" but when I got back he'd forgotten what he was going to say.'


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) -- CNN anchor Anderson Cooper played the groom in a surreal wedding scene send-off for Bill Hader's Stefon character on the season finale of "Saturday Night Live." Hader announced last week that he was leaving SNL after eight seasons to move to California and get more sleep, which meant his memorable characters were also saying goodbye. Stefon -- Weekend Update's New York City correspondent -- gave one last report Saturday night, rushing off the set after telling anchor Seth Meyers, "You never respect me." "I didn't want to do this here, but I've met someone else, and he's a lot like you, except he likes me for me, and we are getting married," Stefon said. "Bye, Seth Meyers."

Meyers and Stefon then reappeared live on the "Weekend Update" set as

OPTIONS:
- Anderson Cooper cast members tossed rice on them.
- Bill Hader cast members tossed rice on them.
- CNN cast members tossed rice on them.
- California cast members tossed rice on them.
- Cooper cast members tossed rice on them.
- Hader cast members tossed rice on them.
- Meyers cast members tossed rice on them.
- NYC cast members tossed rice on them.
- New York City cast members tossed rice on them.
- Saturday Night Live cast members tossed rice on them.
- Seth Meyers cast members tossed rice on them.
- Stefon cast members tossed rice on them.
- Stefon-Cooper cast members tossed rice on them.
- Weekend Update cast members tossed rice on them.


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Brazil is hoping to make the 2014 World Cup "one of the most protected sports events in history," the government said on Wednesday as it announced a $900 million investment in its security forces. It plans to have one police officer for every 50 people attending the soccer matches, and one for every 80 people at public viewing events around the country. "The government has made a program to compile the measures needed for everyone's security. This is an item that we face with much importance," said sports minister Aldo Rebelo. World football's ruling body FIFA has expressed concerns about Brazil's increasing crime rate, particularly in Sao Paulo, as well as worries that the South American nation's infrastructure is behind schedule.

"Security has become an ever-increasing issue for major sporting events in the past decade," the

OPTIONS:
- 2014 World Cup organizers said in a statement.
- Aldo Rebelo organizers said in a statement.
- Brazil organizers said in a statement.
- Brazilian organizers said in a statement.
- FIFA organizers said in a statement.
- Sao Paulo organizers said in a statement.
- South American organizers said in a statement.
- Winter Olympics organizers said in a statement.


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They were worlds apart in life. Heath Ledger, a Hollywood actor. Simon Millington, a qualified auto-electrician and the son of duck farmers from country Victoria. But both men, the doting fathers of little girls, died just years apart from the same phenomenon - the abuse of prescription drugs, described as an epidemic in Australia by anti-drug abuse groups. Now Kim Ledger, the late Academy Award winner's father, has joined an effort to fight prescription drug abuse after he was moved by a 'heartwrenching' letter from Simon's mother, Margaret. The letter said Simon 'wanted to stay well for Maddie', his young daughter, 'but the hideous disease of addiction slowly crept back up again' and he died of a pain medication overdose in 2010.

Rest in peace:

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- Australia, pictured, died after consuming six pharmaceutical medications in August 2008
- Daily Mail Australia, pictured, died after consuming six pharmaceutical medications in August 2008
- Heath Ledger, pictured, died after consuming six pharmaceutical medications in August 2008
- Hollywood, pictured, died after consuming six pharmaceutical medications in August 2008
- Kim, pictured, died after consuming six pharmaceutical medications in August 2008
- Kim Ledger, pictured, died after consuming six pharmaceutical medications in August 2008
- Ledger, pictured, died after consuming six pharmaceutical medications in August 2008
- Maddie, pictured, died after consuming six pharmaceutical medications in August 2008
- Margaret, pictured, died after consuming six pharmaceutical medications in August 2008
- Margaret Millington, pictured, died after consuming six pharmaceutical medications in August 2008
- Scriptwise, pictured, died after consuming six pharmaceutical medications in August 2008
- Simon, pictured, died after consuming six pharmaceutical medications in August 2008
- Simon Millington, pictured, died after consuming six pharmaceutical medications in August 2008
- Victoria, pictured, died after consuming six pharmaceutical medications in August 2008
- late Academy Award, pictured, died after consuming six pharmaceutical medications in August 2008


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(CNN) Brenda Delgado allegedly plotted the death of a Dallas dentist who was dating her former boyfriend. After her accomplices killed her romantic rival, she fled to Mexico, authorities say. Delgado has been on the run for seven months, and the FBI added her Wednesday to its list of 10 Most Wanted Fugitives. In a killing allegedly fueled by Delgado's jealousy, the accused accomplices waited for dentist Kendra Hatcher at a parking garage in Dallas, then shot her. Delgado, 33, was indicted on capital murder charges following the September shooting. "Although she didn't pull the trigger herself, she is still responsible for the murder," said Thomas Class Sr. of the FBI's Dallas division.

Delgado has ties to

OPTIONS:
- Brenda Delgado, where investigators believe she is hiding.
- CNN, where investigators believe she is hiding.
- Dallas, where investigators believe she is hiding.
- Delgado, where investigators believe she is hiding.
- FBI, where investigators believe she is hiding.
- Kendra Hatcher, where investigators believe she is hiding.
- Mexico, where investigators believe she is hiding.
- Most Wanted Fugitives, where investigators believe she is hiding.
- Most Wanted Fugitives List, where investigators believe she is hiding.
- Thomas Class Sr, where investigators believe she is hiding.


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The slain editor of Charlie Hebdo has slammed his left-wing critics from beyond the grave for criticising publication of drawings of Mohammad. In a book Stéphane Charbonnier, known as Charb, finished just two days before being murdered by jihadist gunmen he argued that left-leaning intellectuals who denounced the cartoons in the satirical magazine were ‘ridiculous demagogues’ for doing so. In the short book, extracts of which are to be published today in weekly magazine L'Obs, he writes: ‘The suggestion that you can laugh at everything, except certain aspects of Islam, because Muslims are much more susceptible than the rest of the population, what is that, if not discrimination?

Charb asks why

OPTIONS:
- Charb, which technically means ‘fear of Islam’, is being used by activists, media and politicians to denounce hatred of Muslims and wonders why ‘Muslimophobia’ is not used instead, or simply ‘racism’.
- Charlie Hebdo, which technically means ‘fear of Islam’, is being used by activists, media and politicians to denounce hatred of Muslims and wonders why ‘Muslimophobia’ is not used instead, or simply ‘racism’.
- Islam, which technically means ‘fear of Islam’, is being used by activists, media and politicians to denounce hatred of Muslims and wonders why ‘Muslimophobia’ is not used instead, or simply ‘racism’.
- Islamophobia, which technically means ‘fear of Islam’, is being used by activists, media and politicians to denounce hatred of Muslims and wonders why ‘Muslimophobia’ is not used instead, or simply ‘racism’.
- L'Obs, which technically means ‘fear of Islam’, is being used by activists, media and politicians to denounce hatred of Muslims and wonders why ‘Muslimophobia’ is not used instead, or simply ‘racism’.
- Mohammad, which technically means ‘fear of Islam’, is being used by activists, media and politicians to denounce hatred of Muslims and wonders why ‘Muslimophobia’ is not used instead, or simply ‘racism’.
- Muslims, which technically means ‘fear of Islam’, is being used by activists, media and politicians to denounce hatred of Muslims and wonders why ‘Muslimophobia’ is not used instead, or simply ‘racism’.
- Stéphane Charbonnier, which technically means ‘fear of Islam’, is being used by activists, media and politicians to denounce hatred of Muslims and wonders why ‘Muslimophobia’ is not used instead, or simply ‘racism’.


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Tesco has come under fire for selling smokey bacon-flavoured Pringles as part of a Ramadan promotion. The crisps were positioned under a Ramadan banner at a branch of the supermarket in Liverpool Street, London. The Pringles do not actually contain pork and use flavouring to gain their taste, meaning they are suitable for Muslims who avoid eating pork. But the display led to widespread derision on Twitter, with many questioning Tesco's decision to promote the crisps in connection with the festival. Many Muslims do not eat or drink in daylight hours during the festival and also do not eat pork-based products.

They said: 'We apologise for the mistake, which was made in one store in

OPTIONS:
- Crisps.
- Liverpool Street.
- London.
- Muslims.
- Pringles.
- Ramadan.
- Tesco.
- Twitter.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) The budget-priced Motel 6 chain is well known for the enduring tagline: "We'll leave the light on for you." But some Phoenix immigration attorneys said employees of the motel chain also have been shining a light on undocumented guests, providing guest information directly to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. Motel 6, in response to a report this week in the Phoenix New Times, said employees will no longer work with immigration agents. The weekly newspaper reported that federal immigration agents arrested at least 20 people at two Motel 6 locations in the Phoenix area between February and August. Motel employees told the New Times they regularly delivered guest lists to ICE.

"It is troubling for sure and not at all the values that me or anybody at

OPTIONS:
- CNN management shares," Bodett told CNN.
- ICE management shares," Bodett told CNN.
- Motel 6 management shares," Bodett told CNN.
- New Times management shares," Bodett told CNN.
- Phoenix management shares," Bodett told CNN.
- Phoenix New Times management shares," Bodett told CNN.
- US Immigration and Customs Enforcement management shares," Bodett told CNN.