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Having publicly bemoaned the lack of strikers for sale in Europe, Arsene Wenger was relieved to find both his on target as Arsenal recorded their first home win of the campaign. Wenger rarely fails in this fixture, making it 10 out of 10 at home to Stoke. Theo Walcott gave Arsenal the lead, converting on the break in the first half, and Olivier Giroud wrapped up the points having come off the bench to replace Walcott. That home defeat by West Ham on the opening weekend, when Petr Cech’s new career started so dreadfully, suddenly seems an eternity away. Arsenal have eased towards the top of the Barclays Premier League, six points clear of Chelsea, who they face next weekend, although they do remain criminally wasteful in front of goal.

Their frustrations were magnified by a fabulous display of shot-stopping by goalkeeper

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- Arsenal, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- Arsene Wenger, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- Barclays Premier League, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- Chelsea, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- Emirates, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- England, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- Europe, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- Gunner, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- Gunners, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- Jack Butland, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- MailOnline, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- Mark Hughes, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- Olivier Giroud, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- Petr Cech, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- Premier League, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- Stoke, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- Theo Walcott, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- Walcott, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- Wenger, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- West Ham, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.
- Xherdan Shaqiri, without which it would have become embarrassing for Stoke.


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Washington (CNN) Federal officials on Friday unsealed charges against three men accused of a thwarted plot to attack concert venues and landmarks around New York City in 2016, according to court documents -- a case that comes on the heels of a mass shooting at a concert in Las Vegas. The three men allegedly used internet messaging applications to plot bombings and shootings in Times Square, the New York subway and concerts during Ramadan last year, according to a news release on the unsealed court documents from the acting US attorney for the Southern District of New York. Charged in the case are Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy, 19, a Canadian citizen; Talha Haroon, 19, a US citizen living in Pakistan; and Russell Salic, 37, a Philippines citizen, the release said. According to prosecutors, all three have been arrested and El Bahnasawy has already pleaded guilty following his May 2016 arrest. Haroon and Salic have been arrested overseas, and the US is seeking to have them extradited to stand trial here.

Haroon is alleged to have planned to travel from Pakistan to

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- Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- CNN to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Canadian to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- El Bahnasawy to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Haroon to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Las Vegas to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- New York to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- New York City to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Pakistan to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Philippines to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Ramadan to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Russell Salic to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Salic to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Southern District to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Talha Haroon to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Times Square to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- US to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.
- Washington to help and met with bomb experts in Pakistan.


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Berlin (CNN) A manhunt is underway for a 24-year-old Tunisia native in connection with this week's Christmas market attack in Berlin -- a man German authorities say may be "violent and armed" and had been in contact with radical Islamist groups. Anis Amri is being sought in Monday's truck attack, which left 12 people dead and 48 injured at Breitsheidplatz, a wanted notice issued Wednesday by the German federal prosecutor's office said. Police have offered a reward of up to 100,000 euros (about $104,000) for information about his whereabouts, and said Amri is "under urgent suspicion." "If you see this person that we are seeking, inform the police. Please do not put yourself in danger because this person could be violent and armed!" the notice said.

The suspect also came onto the radar of

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- Amri police because he was looking for a gun, the official said.
- Anis Amri police because he was looking for a gun, the official said.
- Berlin police because he was looking for a gun, the official said.
- Breitsheidplatz police because he was looking for a gun, the official said.
- CNN police because he was looking for a gun, the official said.
- German police because he was looking for a gun, the official said.
- Islamist police because he was looking for a gun, the official said.
- Suspect police because he was looking for a gun, the official said.
- Tunisia police because he was looking for a gun, the official said.


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The final trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens aired on Monday night, hinting heavily at heartbreak and sorrow for our heroes in a galaxy far, far away, as anticipation for the seventh installment of the multi-billion-dollar franchise reached feverish levels. The two-minute clip, which aired in the US during NFL’s Monday Night Football, also gave viewers their first glimpse in 32 years of Carrie Fisher's Princess Leia, who is seen embracing love interest, Han Solo, played by Harrison Ford as tears appear to well in her eyes. And having wowed fans of the sci-fi series back in April with a teaser featuring Han Solo and his Wookie sidekick Chewbacca, this final trailer revealed the two are back in trouble, as always, holding their hands above their heads, in a scene reminiscent of their many tight spots in the original three groundbreaking movies.

The movie's second trailer, released in April, has accumulated more than 64million views on YouTube and offered viewers the first glimpse of

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- Carrie Fisher resuming his role as Solo, saying to his erstwhile sidekick, 'Chewie, we're home'.
- Chewbacca resuming his role as Solo, saying to his erstwhile sidekick, 'Chewie, we're home'.
- Clip resuming his role as Solo, saying to his erstwhile sidekick, 'Chewie, we're home'.
- Fandango resuming his role as Solo, saying to his erstwhile sidekick, 'Chewie, we're home'.
- Han Solo resuming his role as Solo, saying to his erstwhile sidekick, 'Chewie, we're home'.
- Harrison Ford resuming his role as Solo, saying to his erstwhile sidekick, 'Chewie, we're home'.
- Leia resuming his role as Solo, saying to his erstwhile sidekick, 'Chewie, we're home'.
- Movietickets.com resuming his role as Solo, saying to his erstwhile sidekick, 'Chewie, we're home'.
- NFL’s resuming his role as Solo, saying to his erstwhile sidekick, 'Chewie, we're home'.
- New York Giants resuming his role as Solo, saying to his erstwhile sidekick, 'Chewie, we're home'.
- Night Football resuming his role as Solo, saying to his erstwhile sidekick, 'Chewie, we're home'.
- Philadelphia Eagles resuming his role as Solo, saying to his erstwhile sidekick, 'Chewie, we're home'.
- Star Wars resuming his role as Solo, saying to his erstwhile sidekick, 'Chewie, we're home'.
- The Force Awakens resuming his role as Solo, saying to his erstwhile sidekick, 'Chewie, we're home'.
- US resuming his role as Solo, saying to his erstwhile sidekick, 'Chewie, we're home'.
- Wookie resuming his role as Solo, saying to his erstwhile sidekick, 'Chewie, we're home'.


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Washington (CNN) -- Unmanned aircraft patrolling the nation's borders have an accident rate seven times greater than general aviation aircraft, and hundreds of times greater than the rate of jetliners, federal officials said Thursday in urging caution in expanding the use of pilotless planes. Unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs, have proven remarkably useful in the skies over Iraq and Afghanistan, but are difficult to integrate into U.S. skies, the most complex airspace in the world, FAA official Nancy Kalinowski said in testimony before a House Homeland Security subcommittee. Kalinowski said the accident rates for Customs and Border Protection (CBP) aircraft are based on a relatively limited use of the planes -- only 5,688 flight hours. But because of the limited data, "the FAA must make conservative decisions" concerning integrating UAVs into U.S. skies, Kalinowski said.

Public operators of UAVs such as the government and universities must obtain a special

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- Afghanistan certificate of waiver or authorization before operating in U.S. civil airspace.
- CBP certificate of waiver or authorization before operating in U.S. civil airspace.
- CNN certificate of waiver or authorization before operating in U.S. civil airspace.
- Customs and Border Protection certificate of waiver or authorization before operating in U.S. civil airspace.
- FAA certificate of waiver or authorization before operating in U.S. civil airspace.
- House certificate of waiver or authorization before operating in U.S. civil airspace.
- House Homeland Security subcommittee certificate of waiver or authorization before operating in U.S. civil airspace.
- Iraq certificate of waiver or authorization before operating in U.S. civil airspace.
- Kalinowski certificate of waiver or authorization before operating in U.S. civil airspace.
- Nancy Kalinowski certificate of waiver or authorization before operating in U.S. civil airspace.
- U.S. certificate of waiver or authorization before operating in U.S. civil airspace.
- UAVs certificate of waiver or authorization before operating in U.S. civil airspace.
- United States certificate of waiver or authorization before operating in U.S. civil airspace.
- Washington certificate of waiver or authorization before operating in U.S. civil airspace.


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(CNN) -- Google+ has a problem. It's not engagement or the lack of a clear way to monetize itself. It's not those sometimes-unwieldy friend-organizing circles, or even the perception that no one other than nerds uses the service. The problem, its creators believe, is that many people keep comparing it to Facebook -- or, more broadly, social networks. While social interaction is a key part of Google+, the project is much more ambitious. Google+ is nothing short of a wholesale upgrade to all of Google's products and services, but with the identity of the user incorporated. Mashable sat down with Vic Gundotra, Google's senior vice president of social business, and Bradley Horowitz, Google+'s vice president of product, at the Google I/O developer conference. They were excited about the new Google+ features that were announced -- the Events feature and the new tablet app -- but they were also quick to downplay any comparisons to Facebook, or any suggestion that many people aren't interested in joining Google+.

Horowitz believes as more users "upgrade" to Google+ — which essentially just means letting

OPTIONS:
- Bradley Horowitz know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.
- CNN know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.
- Facebook know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.
- Google know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.
- Google I/O know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.
- Google+ know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.
- Mashable know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.
- Twitter know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.
- Vic Gundotra know who you are — it'll become clear to them that Google's many services become much more useful.


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David Cameron today met with desperate refugees who have been forced out of their homes by Syria's brutal civil war as he made a surprise visit to Lebanon. The Prime Minister vowed to continue to help migrants fleeing the conflict, and insisted that Britain's aid spending makes it less likely that Syrians will attempt the dangerous sea crossing to Europe. Mr Cameron said he wanted to see the impact of aid provided by the UK - the second-biggest donor to the region after the US - to improve conditions in Lebanon's huge refugee camps. He met one Syrian family who will be resettled in Britain as part of a new initiative to accept 20,000 refugees from the war-torn country over the next five years.

'For thousands of refugees this means a meal for their families, the security of a home with basic sanitation and clean water and for children it means an education so we don't lose a generation to the

OPTIONS:
- Britain conflict.
- Cameron conflict.
- David Cameron conflict.
- Europe conflict.
- Lebanon conflict.
- Syria conflict.
- Syrian conflict.
- Syrians conflict.
- UK conflict.
- US conflict.


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Are you curious and creative but a bit standoffish? Then you're probably a Londoner. Think of yourself as more dependable and down to earth? You may well live in the Midlands. And if you pride yourself on your friendliness and ability to stay calm in a crisis, you're most likely to be Scottish. This is according to experts at Cambridge University, who have marked out a personality map of the whole of Britain. Revealed: The moody map of Britain details the country's most and least friendly inhabitants The profile revealed that inhabitants of the capital are the least welcoming of all. The Welsh also fare badly, with the researchers declaring them to be exceptionally shy and neurotic.

The

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- Britain, however, can hold their heads high, as they are the friendliest and most emotionally stable people in Britain.
- Britons, however, can hold their heads high, as they are the friendliest and most emotionally stable people in Britain.
- Cambridge University, however, can hold their heads high, as they are the friendliest and most emotionally stable people in Britain.
- Londoners, however, can hold their heads high, as they are the friendliest and most emotionally stable people in Britain.
- Midlands, however, can hold their heads high, as they are the friendliest and most emotionally stable people in Britain.
- Scottish, however, can hold their heads high, as they are the friendliest and most emotionally stable people in Britain.
- Welsh, however, can hold their heads high, as they are the friendliest and most emotionally stable people in Britain.


When Suleiman the Magnificent died, his heart and body were buried in separate locations. His embalmed body was laid to rest at mosque in Istanbul and the rest was hidden in a secret location. Now, archaeologists believe they have unearthed the tomb that holds the heart and organs from the great ruler of the Ottoman Empire. 'We have data which all points in the same direction,'said Norbet Pap head of the department of Political Geography, Regional and Development Studies at the University of Pecs in Hungary at a presentation of the latest findings. 'That is why we say 'in all certainty,' because there is no sign pointing in another direction.'

Until his death at age 71, Suleiman was the

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- Hungary's longest-ruling sultan.
- Istanbul's longest-ruling sultan.
- Magnificent's longest-ruling sultan.
- Norbet Pap's longest-ruling sultan.
- Ottoman Empire's longest-ruling sultan.
- Political Geography's longest-ruling sultan.
- Regional and Development Studies's longest-ruling sultan.
- Suleiman's longest-ruling sultan.
- Szigetvar's longest-ruling sultan.
- University of Pecs's longest-ruling sultan.


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Bayern Munich will fight to keep Pep Guardiola as speculation intensifies over him potentially joining Manchester City. Reports in Spain on Friday claimed Guardiola had agreed a deal in principle to take over at City on July 1. The Etihad Stadium club are prepared to pay the current Bayern  boss above the £13.2million-a-year Jose Mourinho earns at Chelsea - which is inclusive of bonuses and sponsorship deals - to nail their long-term target. Guardiola's contract in Munich expires in June and, as yet, there has been no sign of him committing to another period of time in Munich. Further intrigue was added on Friday when Guardiola did not attend his usual pre-game press conference - Bayern stressed it was down to a 'personal' issue and he will be back in the dugout for today's Bundesliga clash at The Allianz Arena and against Hertha Berlin.

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona staged their AGM revealing record turnover figures of £368million and a record operating profit of £78m.
- Bavarian staged their AGM revealing record turnover figures of £368million and a record operating profit of £78m.
- Bayern staged their AGM revealing record turnover figures of £368million and a record operating profit of £78m.
- Bayern Munich staged their AGM revealing record turnover figures of £368million and a record operating profit of £78m.
- Bundesliga staged their AGM revealing record turnover figures of £368million and a record operating profit of £78m.
- Chelsea staged their AGM revealing record turnover figures of £368million and a record operating profit of £78m.
- City staged their AGM revealing record turnover figures of £368million and a record operating profit of £78m.
- Etihad Stadium staged their AGM revealing record turnover figures of £368million and a record operating profit of £78m.
- German staged their AGM revealing record turnover figures of £368million and a record operating profit of £78m.
- Guardiola staged their AGM revealing record turnover figures of £368million and a record operating profit of £78m.
- Hertha Berlin staged their AGM revealing record turnover figures of £368million and a record operating profit of £78m.
- Jose Mourinho staged their AGM revealing record turnover figures of £368million and a record operating profit of £78m.
- Manchester City staged their AGM revealing record turnover figures of £368million and a record operating profit of £78m.
- Munich staged their AGM revealing record turnover figures of £368million and a record operating profit of £78m.
- Pep Guardiola staged their AGM revealing record turnover figures of £368million and a record operating profit of £78m.
- Spain staged their AGM revealing record turnover figures of £368million and a record operating profit of £78m.
- The Allianz Arena staged their AGM revealing record turnover figures of £368million and a record operating profit of £78m.


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Washington (CNN) A bad day for the White House could turn out to be a good day for justice and democratic accountability and institutions. Robert Mueller's appointment Wednesday as special counsel to probe Russian election meddling and any collusion by Trump campaign aides elevates the investigation clear of partisanship and the threat of White House interference. It therefore may offer the best chance for a politically bulletproof accounting of the guilt or innocence of members of the President's inner circle. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's decision to opt for a special counsel is also an antidote to fears that the US political system still has the capacity to investigate itself and its most powerful players.

Wednesday's announcement might also be remembered as the moment that the norms that apply to other politicians finally also ensnared

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Comey.
- Robert Mueller.
- Rod Rosenstein.
- Russian.
- Trump.
- US.
- Washington.
- White House.


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(CNN) Hollywood is asking for America's help on gun laws. Emma Stone, Melissa McCarthy, Sheryl Crow, Elizabeth Banks and dozens of other celebrities and influencers appeared in a YouTube video published Wednesday that calls on Americans to weigh in on two pieces of gun legislation making their way through Congress. "How To Call Congress" shows celebrities instructing viewers on how to contact Congress to reject a bill that would roll back laws on gun silencer safety and one that would allow qualified individuals to carry guns into states that allow carry concealed firearms. The video comes on the heels of modern American history's deadliest mass shooting in Las Vegas earlier this month that took the lives of 59 individuals.

"Everyone wants to know how they can help after

OPTIONS:
- America," Freundlich said in a statement.
- American," Freundlich said in a statement.
- Americans," Freundlich said in a statement.
- CNN," Freundlich said in a statement.
- Celebrities," Freundlich said in a statement.
- Congress," Freundlich said in a statement.
- Conress," Freundlich said in a statement.
- Elizabeth Banks," Freundlich said in a statement.
- Emma Stone," Freundlich said in a statement.
- Hollywood," Freundlich said in a statement.
- Las Vegas," Freundlich said in a statement.
- Melissa McCarthy," Freundlich said in a statement.
- Sheryl Crow," Freundlich said in a statement.
- YouTube," Freundlich said in a statement.


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(CNN) -- Svetlana Kuznetsova drew on her vast experience to keep Russia in contention for a fifth Fed Cup tennis title in the final against the Czech Republic on Saturday. The 26-year-old, who featured in three of her nation's four winning line-ups between 2004 and 2008, helped Russia end the first day on level terms in Moscow after world No. 2 Petra Kvitova continued her remarkable year. Kvitova, who last weekend added the season-ending WTA Championships title to her July Wimbledon crown, gave the visiting Czechs a 1-0 lead when she beat Maria Kirilenko 6-2 6-2 in the opening singles rubber.

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- CNN, ranked 19th, will take on the 21-year-old Kvitova in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.
- Czech Republic, ranked 19th, will take on the 21-year-old Kvitova in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.
- Fed Cup, ranked 19th, will take on the 21-year-old Kvitova in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.
- Lucie Safarova, ranked 19th, will take on the 21-year-old Kvitova in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.
- Maria Kirilenko, ranked 19th, will take on the 21-year-old Kvitova in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.
- Moscow, ranked 19th, will take on the 21-year-old Kvitova in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.
- Petra Kvitova, ranked 19th, will take on the 21-year-old Kvitova in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.
- Russia, ranked 19th, will take on the 21-year-old Kvitova in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.
- Svetlana Kuznetsova, ranked 19th, will take on the 21-year-old Kvitova in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.


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Washington (CNN) Sen. Al Franken called Sunday for the Senate Judiciary Committee to hold hearings on FBI Director James Comey's handling of the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private server. And the Minnesota senator said he thinks Hillary Clinton can rely on his state's voters despite a last-minute visit from Donald Trump, though he said he's always "nervous." "I think that there should be hearings, and I'm certain there will be hearings in the Judiciary Committee on this matter," the Franken told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union." His comments reflected the Democratic frustration with Comey telling lawmakers 11 days before the November 8 election that the FBI was reviewing new emails potentially connected to its investigation into whether Clinton mishandled classified information.

Asked if

OPTIONS:
- Al Franken is in trouble there, Franken said, "I don't think so."
- CNN is in trouble there, Franken said, "I don't think so."
- Clinton is in trouble there, Franken said, "I don't think so."
- Comey is in trouble there, Franken said, "I don't think so."
- Democratic is in trouble there, Franken said, "I don't think so."
- Donald Trump is in trouble there, Franken said, "I don't think so."
- FBI is in trouble there, Franken said, "I don't think so."
- Franken is in trouble there, Franken said, "I don't think so."
- Hillary Clinton is in trouble there, Franken said, "I don't think so."
- Jake Tapper is in trouble there, Franken said, "I don't think so."
- James Comey is in trouble there, Franken said, "I don't think so."
- Judiciary Committee is in trouble there, Franken said, "I don't think so."
- Minnesota is in trouble there, Franken said, "I don't think so."
- Senate Judiciary Committee is in trouble there, Franken said, "I don't think so."
- State of the Union is in trouble there, Franken said, "I don't think so."
- Washington is in trouble there, Franken said, "I don't think so."


(CNN) Tropical Storm Nate killed 20 people in Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Honduras on Thursday, officials said. Hurricane and tropical storm warnings have been issued in three US states as the storm barrels northward. Seven people are still missing after the storm hit Nicaragua, the country's vice president said. It is forecast to make landfall on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula on Friday with up to 8 inches (20 centimeters) of rain. An advisory from the US National Hurricane Center said warnings had been issued for portions of the Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama coastlines, with the storm expected to hit the region late Saturday or early Sunday as a Category 1 hurricane.

"How much

OPTIONS:
- Alabama is able to strengthen once it hits those warm waters depends a lot on how intact the center of the storm can maintain as it traverses land," Miller said.
- Costa Rica is able to strengthen once it hits those warm waters depends a lot on how intact the center of the storm can maintain as it traverses land," Miller said.
- Honduras is able to strengthen once it hits those warm waters depends a lot on how intact the center of the storm can maintain as it traverses land," Miller said.
- Louisiana is able to strengthen once it hits those warm waters depends a lot on how intact the center of the storm can maintain as it traverses land," Miller said.
- Mexico is able to strengthen once it hits those warm waters depends a lot on how intact the center of the storm can maintain as it traverses land," Miller said.
- Mississippi is able to strengthen once it hits those warm waters depends a lot on how intact the center of the storm can maintain as it traverses land," Miller said.
- Nicaragua is able to strengthen once it hits those warm waters depends a lot on how intact the center of the storm can maintain as it traverses land," Miller said.
- Storm Nate is able to strengthen once it hits those warm waters depends a lot on how intact the center of the storm can maintain as it traverses land," Miller said.
- US is able to strengthen once it hits those warm waters depends a lot on how intact the center of the storm can maintain as it traverses land," Miller said.
- US National Hurricane Center is able to strengthen once it hits those warm waters depends a lot on how intact the center of the storm can maintain as it traverses land," Miller said.
- Yucatan Peninsula is able to strengthen once it hits those warm waters depends a lot on how intact the center of the storm can maintain as it traverses land," Miller said.


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(CNN) -- People don't generally care what politicians read. But Rep. Paul Ryan is different. His fascination with the Russian-born novelist Ayn Rand could spell trouble for the GOP's new vice-presidential candidate. It could put him at odds with the Christian right and the Roman Catholic Church. It all depends how much you believe that he is in the thrall of Ayn Rand. Rand (1905-1982) is controversial because of the extremism of her views. In researching my recent book, I found that Rand's influence on the Republican Party, which dates back as far as her endorsement of Wendell Willkie in 1940, has been sharply growing, largely due to her vise-like hold on the imagination of the tea party and people like Ryan.

These essays were published by

OPTIONS:
- Ayn Rand and reflected her thinking.
- CNN and reflected her thinking.
- Christian and reflected her thinking.
- GOP and reflected her thinking.
- Gary Weiss and reflected her thinking.
- Paul Ryan and reflected her thinking.
- Rand and reflected her thinking.
- Republican Party and reflected her thinking.
- Roman Catholic Church and reflected her thinking.
- Russian and reflected her thinking.
- Ryan and reflected her thinking.
- Weiss and reflected her thinking.
- Wendell Willkie and reflected her thinking.


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

As spokesman,

OPTIONS:
- Adnani was the group's most prominent face, the first to announce the ISIS caliphate even before Baghdadi did.
- Aleppo was the group's most prominent face, the first to announce the ISIS caliphate even before Baghdadi did.
- CNN was the group's most prominent face, the first to announce the ISIS caliphate even before Baghdadi did.
- Facebook was the group's most prominent face, the first to announce the ISIS caliphate even before Baghdadi did.
- ISIS was the group's most prominent face, the first to announce the ISIS caliphate even before Baghdadi did.
- Ministry of Defense was the group's most prominent face, the first to announce the ISIS caliphate even before Baghdadi did.
- Mohammad al was the group's most prominent face, the first to announce the ISIS caliphate even before Baghdadi did.
- Russia was the group's most prominent face, the first to announce the ISIS caliphate even before Baghdadi did.
- Russian was the group's most prominent face, the first to announce the ISIS caliphate even before Baghdadi did.
- Syria was the group's most prominent face, the first to announce the ISIS caliphate even before Baghdadi did.
- US was the group's most prominent face, the first to announce the ISIS caliphate even before Baghdadi did.


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Liverpool legend and current first-team coach Gary McAllister has argued the club can’t expect their former players to gloss over poor results and performances when they work in the media. Manager Brendan Rodgers’ job is regarded as one of the most difficult in football due to the number of ex-Reds publicly expressing their views, particularly during difficult times. Former European Cup-winning stars Graeme Souness and Jamie Carragher criticised what they regarded as the manager’s tactical inflexibility during last weekend’s 3-1 defeat at Manchester United, while Michael Owen, Steve Gerrard, Danny Murphy, John Aldridge, Dietmar Hamann, Steve McManaman, Jamie Redknapp, Phil Thompson, Mark Lawrenson and Robbie Fowler all work on television, radio or in newspapers.

But make no mistake: they want

OPTIONS:
- Anfield to do well.
- Brendan Rodgers to do well.
- Brendan Rodgers’ to do well.
- Danny Murphy to do well.
- Dietmar Hamann to do well.
- European Cup to do well.
- Gary McAllister to do well.
- Graeme Souness to do well.
- Jamie Carragher to do well.
- Jamie Redknapp to do well.
- John Aldridge to do well.
- Jordan Henderson to do well.
- Liverpool to do well.
- Liverpool FC to do well.
- Manchester United to do well.
- Mark Lawrenson to do well.
- Michael Owen to do well.
- Phil Thompson to do well.
- Premier League to do well.
- Reds to do well.
- Robbie Fowler to do well.
- Steve Gerrard to do well.
- Steve McManaman to do well.
- The Reds to do well.
- West Ham to do well.


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(CNN) European Union leaders and China vowed Thursday to push forward with the Paris Agreement on climate change despite US President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the landmark accord. Trump announced his decision before reporters at the White House Rose Garden. "We're getting out," he said. In triggering the official withdrawal procedures, Trump will spark a lengthy process that won't conclude until November 2020 -- the same month he's up for re-election, ensuring the issue becomes a major topic of debate in the next presidential contest. Such a move would be a major break from international partners that would isolate the United States in efforts to curb global warming.

The two spell out their continued commitment to the deal in a draft joint statement, obtained by CNN, which is slated to be published Friday at an EU-

OPTIONS:
- CNN summit.
- China summit.
- Donald Trump summit.
- EU summit.
- European Union summit.
- Kremlin summit.
- Paris summit.
- Paris Agreement summit.
- Russia summit.
- Trump summit.
- US summit.
- United States summit.
- White House Rose Garden summit.


Write the last sentence in this story.

It was never going to be easy to top the glittering gambling tables at Chanel's Grand Palais show on Tuesday. But this afternoon in Paris Elie Saab proved that you don't need piles of celebrities to make a catwalk show worth talking about... piles of jawdropping couture will do just fine. The Lebanese designer has been famed for his red carpet-ready collections since 2002, when Halle Berry picked up her Best Actress Oscar in a dramatic burgundy gown by the fashion house. And the 55-year-old has been showing couture collections in Paris for ten years. And today's dazzling collection of evening gowns - and a few jumpsuits - bore all of the translucence and intricate embroidery for which he has become known.

Haute couture exists exclusively in

OPTIONS:
- Best Actress Oscar and is sustained by a small number of the world's richest women.
- Chanel and is sustained by a small number of the world's richest women.
- Elie Saab and is sustained by a small number of the world's richest women.
- Grand Palais and is sustained by a small number of the world's richest women.
- Halle and is sustained by a small number of the world's richest women.
- Halle Berry and is sustained by a small number of the world's richest women.
- Lebanese and is sustained by a small number of the world's richest women.
- Nirvana and is sustained by a small number of the world's richest women.
- Oscar and is sustained by a small number of the world's richest women.
- Paris and is sustained by a small number of the world's richest women.
- Saab and is sustained by a small number of the world's richest women.


How does the sentence end?

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A small religious group has lost its fight before the Supreme Court to erect a granite monument in a Utah park next to an existing Ten Commandments display. Summum,a religious group,  wanted to place its own monument next to this Ten Commandments monument. In the free-speech case involving competing faiths, politics and social norms, the justices voted unanimously on Wednesday that such privately donated displays on public property represent "government speech" subject to local officials' discretion. Summum, a Salt Lake City-based group, wanted to put up a 3-foot granite slab on the "Seven Aphorisms of Summum" in the city of Pleasant Grove, at the group's expense. Local officials argued they should be allowed to decide which permanent displays can be erected, since they would claim ultimate ownership and control.

The

OPTIONS:
- CNN are psychokinesis, correspondence, vibration, opposition, rhythm, cause and effect and gender.
- City are psychokinesis, correspondence, vibration, opposition, rhythm, cause and effect and gender.
- Group are psychokinesis, correspondence, vibration, opposition, rhythm, cause and effect and gender.
- Pleasant Grove are psychokinesis, correspondence, vibration, opposition, rhythm, cause and effect and gender.
- Salt Lake City are psychokinesis, correspondence, vibration, opposition, rhythm, cause and effect and gender.
- Seven Aphorisms are psychokinesis, correspondence, vibration, opposition, rhythm, cause and effect and gender.
- Summum are psychokinesis, correspondence, vibration, opposition, rhythm, cause and effect and gender.
- Supreme Court are psychokinesis, correspondence, vibration, opposition, rhythm, cause and effect and gender.
- Ten Commandments are psychokinesis, correspondence, vibration, opposition, rhythm, cause and effect and gender.
- Utah are psychokinesis, correspondence, vibration, opposition, rhythm, cause and effect and gender.
- WASHINGTON are psychokinesis, correspondence, vibration, opposition, rhythm, cause and effect and gender.


How does this story end?

Britain is to ramp up financial assistance to Iraq after the country's beleaguered prime minister pleaded for more international help in the battle against Isis militants. Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said the contribution to a new United Nations fund - expected to be around £2million - would go alongside a 'significant contribution to intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance efforts'. He promised the cash after a meeting of international allies in Paris at which the Iraqi PM Haider al-Abadi said his country needed 'the support of the world' but was 'not getting it'. Mr Abadi claimed there is 'a lot of talk' about supporting his country fight back against Isis but 'very little on the ground'.

We must also stabilise areas liberated from

OPTIONS:
- Abadi's control to ensure they are held.
- Britain's control to ensure they are held.
- Haider al's control to ensure they are held.
- Hammond's control to ensure they are held.
- Iraq's control to ensure they are held.
- Iraqi's control to ensure they are held.
- Isis's control to ensure they are held.
- Paris's control to ensure they are held.
- Philip Hammond's control to ensure they are held.
- United Nations's control to ensure they are held.


PARIS, France (CNN) -- The jet carrying 228 people from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, that disappeared overnight as it entered an area of strong turbulence probably crashed into the Atlantic Ocean, the CEO of Air France said Monday. Anne and Michael Harris, who lived in Rio de Janiero, Brazil, were two Americans aboard the flight. Brazilian and French ships and planes were looking for any sign of the missing plane, authorities said. The first three hours of what was to have been an 11-hour flight appear to have been uneventful, CEO Pierre-Henri Gourgeon said. But about 4:15 a.m. Paris time, Flight 447's automatic system began a four-minute exchange of messages to the company's maintenance computers, indicating that "several pieces of aircraft equipment were at fault or had broken down," he said.

It was scheduled to land in

OPTIONS:
- Air France at 9:10 a.m. GMT.
- Anne at 9:10 a.m. GMT.
- Atlantic Ocean at 9:10 a.m. GMT.
- Brazil at 9:10 a.m. GMT.
- Brazilian at 9:10 a.m. GMT.
- CNN at 9:10 a.m. GMT.
- Flight 447 at 9:10 a.m. GMT.
- France at 9:10 a.m. GMT.
- French at 9:10 a.m. GMT.
- Michael Harris at 9:10 a.m. GMT.
- PARIS at 9:10 a.m. GMT.
- Paris at 9:10 a.m. GMT.
- Pierre-Henri Gourgeon at 9:10 a.m. GMT.
- Rio de Janeiro at 9:10 a.m. GMT.
- Rio de Janiero at 9:10 a.m. GMT.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Hugo Lloris has cast a doubt over his Tottenham future by refusing to rule out a move to Ligue 1 giants Paris Saint-Germain this summer. The 28-year-old has been a revelation since joining the north London side three years ago, with a number of clubs now closely monitoring the France international. Manchester United and French champions PSG are among the teams chasing Lloris' signature, with the Spurs No 1 admitting that a move to the latter is not entirely out of the question. He told L’Equipe: 'You should never say never, but my ideas are clear in my head, they are the same that I have had for the last 16-17 years.

'I don't know if it was to try to destabilise

OPTIONS:
- France at one point in the season but I think that he is doing good things at PSG and people forget about that.
- French at one point in the season but I think that he is doing good things at PSG and people forget about that.
- Germain at one point in the season but I think that he is doing good things at PSG and people forget about that.
- Hugo Lloris at one point in the season but I think that he is doing good things at PSG and people forget about that.
- Laurent Blanc at one point in the season but I think that he is doing good things at PSG and people forget about that.
- Ligue at one point in the season but I think that he is doing good things at PSG and people forget about that.
- Lloris at one point in the season but I think that he is doing good things at PSG and people forget about that.
- London at one point in the season but I think that he is doing good things at PSG and people forget about that.
- L’Equipe at one point in the season but I think that he is doing good things at PSG and people forget about that.
- Manchester United at one point in the season but I think that he is doing good things at PSG and people forget about that.
- PSG at one point in the season but I think that he is doing good things at PSG and people forget about that.
- Paris Saint at one point in the season but I think that he is doing good things at PSG and people forget about that.
- Spurs at one point in the season but I think that he is doing good things at PSG and people forget about that.
- Tottenham at one point in the season but I think that he is doing good things at PSG and people forget about that.


Write the next sentence.

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

'Having said that,

OPTIONS:
- Chester shouldn't be in any rush to settle down, I like that she’s focusing on herself right now.
- Rose shouldn't be in any rush to settle down, I like that she’s focusing on herself right now.
- Rose Nicholas shouldn't be in any rush to settle down, I like that she’s focusing on herself right now.
- Shake It Off shouldn't be in any rush to settle down, I like that she’s focusing on herself right now.
- Taylor Swift shouldn't be in any rush to settle down, I like that she’s focusing on herself right now.


How does the sentence end?

Sarah Palin has a new book coming out, with a new publisher. Regnery Publishing, a conservative press based in Washington, D.C., announced Tuesday that it is planning a November release for Palin's 'Sweet Freedom: A Devotional.' The book, Palin's fourth, will feature 260 'meditations' that apply 'biblical principles' to contemporary issues. The former Alaska governor and GOP vice presidential candidate published her other books, notably the million-selling 'Going Rogue,' through HarperCollins. Her most recent work, 'Good Tidings and Great Joy: Protecting the Heart of Christmas,' came out in 2013. News of the book came just as it was revealed that Palin's foray into a subscriber-based online channel, where she could connect directly to viewers without a media filter, is shutting down.

But only a few months after she left

OPTIONS:
- Alaska, she rejoined the network as a contributor.
- Fox News, she rejoined the network as a contributor.
- GOP, she rejoined the network as a contributor.
- Going Rogue, she rejoined the network as a contributor.
- Good Tidings, she rejoined the network as a contributor.
- Great Joy: Protecting the Heart of Christmas, she rejoined the network as a contributor.
- HarperCollins, she rejoined the network as a contributor.
- Palin, she rejoined the network as a contributor.
- Regnery Publishing, she rejoined the network as a contributor.
- Sarah Palin, she rejoined the network as a contributor.
- Sweet Freedom: A Devotional, she rejoined the network as a contributor.
- Washington, D.C., she rejoined the network as a contributor.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Arsene Wenger revolutionised Arsenal from the day he arrived, winning 11 trophies in his first nine years, even going a whole Premier League season unbeaten in 2003-04. It is clear the Gunners have had their most sustained period of success under Wenger, even though the Frenchman has struggled of late. Several players have gone on to become global stars having been developed in north London, so, as we continue our new series featuring the top flight's best XIs, Sportsmail looks at the greatest players to have called Highbury or the Emirates Stadium home during the Premier League era. Signed back in 1990 by George Graham, not many took notice as Arsenal paid just over £1million for the QPR stopper.

A man

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.
- Arsene Wenger has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.
- Ashley Cole has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.
- Cesc Fabregas has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.
- Chelsea has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.
- Dennis Bergkamp has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.
- Emirates Stadium has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.
- Frenchman has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.
- George Graham has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.
- Gunners has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.
- Highbury has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.
- London has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.
- Premier League has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.
- QPR has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.
- Sportsmail has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.
- Thierry Henry has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.
- Tony Adams has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.
- Wenger has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.
- XIs has never replaced, on the pitch or off it.


How does the sentence end?

A Russian opposition leader was forced to write hand-scrawled notes to his aide the day before he was shot dead near the Kremlin after claiming he feared he was being bugged. Boris Nemtsov, a former deputy prime minister, was gunned down as he walked with his Ukrainian girlfriend, Anna Duritskaya on Friday night near Red Square. He was the most prominent opposition figure to be killed in Russia during Russian President Vladimir Putin's 15-year rule. Former Russian deputy prime minister and opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, who was shot dead near the Kremlin last week. Before his death he feared he was being bugged

OPTIONS:
- Anna Duritskaya has called his death a shameful tragedy, and the Kremlin has denied any involvement.
- Boris Nemtsov has called his death a shameful tragedy, and the Kremlin has denied any involvement.
- Kremlin has called his death a shameful tragedy, and the Kremlin has denied any involvement.
- Moscow has called his death a shameful tragedy, and the Kremlin has denied any involvement.
- Nemtsov has called his death a shameful tragedy, and the Kremlin has denied any involvement.
- Olga Shorina has called his death a shameful tragedy, and the Kremlin has denied any involvement.
- Red Square has called his death a shameful tragedy, and the Kremlin has denied any involvement.
- Russia has called his death a shameful tragedy, and the Kremlin has denied any involvement.
- Russian has called his death a shameful tragedy, and the Kremlin has denied any involvement.
- Shorina has called his death a shameful tragedy, and the Kremlin has denied any involvement.
- Ukraine has called his death a shameful tragedy, and the Kremlin has denied any involvement.
- Ukrainian has called his death a shameful tragedy, and the Kremlin has denied any involvement.
- Vladimir Putin has called his death a shameful tragedy, and the Kremlin has denied any involvement.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) The biggest story of the 2016 election is undoubtedly the rise of Donald Trump, and behind the Republican nominee is a group in its last throes as the biggest force in politics: The white working class. A new survey from CNN and the Kaiser Family Foundation delves deeply into this pivotal group, to understand their experience in an America whose changing demographics and economy have arguably impacted this group more than almost any other. Contrary to many assumptions about this group, the poll finds working class whites generally happy with their lives, and mostly satisfied with their personal financial situation. Just 18% say they are angry about the way things are going in their own lives, and 44% think America's best days lie ahead. They are just as likely as their black and Hispanic working class counterparts to feel optimistic about their lives, 7 in 10 or more say so in each group.

But some of it is their differing views on government and change in

OPTIONS:
- America society.
- American society.
- CNN society.
- Donald Trump society.
- Hispanic society.
- Kaiser Family Foundation society.
- Republican society.
- Washington society.


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

Walt Disney Studios is chipping a new "Frozen" film off the old block. On Wednesday, the studio announced that its blockbuster 2013 movie will soon have a miniature sequel in the animated short "Frozen Fever." The film will reunite the award-winning creative team behind "Frozen," including "Let It Go" songwriters Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, and will bring the film's central characters back to life. Inspired by the Hans Christian Andersen tale "The Snow Queen," "Frozen" told the story of two sisters, Anna (voiced by Kristen Bell) and Elsa (Idina Menzel), and how an impressive but isolating gift of Elsa's almost came between them.

But, Disney's statement warns, "

OPTIONS:
- Anna's icy powers may put more than just the party at risk."
- Disney's icy powers may put more than just the party at risk."
- Elsa's icy powers may put more than just the party at risk."
- Frozen's icy powers may put more than just the party at risk."
- Frozen Fever's icy powers may put more than just the party at risk."
- Hans Christian Andersen's icy powers may put more than just the party at risk."
- Idina Menzel's icy powers may put more than just the party at risk."
- Kristen Anderson-Lopez's icy powers may put more than just the party at risk."
- Kristen Bell's icy powers may put more than just the party at risk."
- Let It Go's icy powers may put more than just the party at risk."
- Robert Lopez's icy powers may put more than just the party at risk."
- The Snow Queen's icy powers may put more than just the party at risk."
- Walt Disney Studios's icy powers may put more than just the party at risk."


Write the next sentence.

Washington (CNN) Reformers elated by President-elect Donald Trump's new tough ban on lobbying after serving in his administration can just as quickly find a reason to be disappointed. That's because they've heard and seen this before. "I am in this race to tell the corporate lobbyists that their days of setting the agenda in Washington are over," then-Sen. Barack Obama said in November 2007. His administration put a two-year ban on lobbying post-service. In 2016, Trump channeled the same anger against Washington and is proposing to build on the same policies Obama instituted. "Every day you turn on the nightly news, you hear about how some self-interested banker or some Washington insider says they oppose the Trump campaign. That's because I don't need them. I don't want them. I'm going to do what's good for you," Trump said in Akron, Ohio, in August. "Or some big-time lobbyist says they oppose Donald Trump's campaign. Because I don't want the lobbyists. I've had plenty of lobbyists. They do a good job. They give you whatever you want. I wear their opposition as a badge of honor."

The

OPTIONS:
- Akron aides added Thursday that the new policy would apply to officials looking to work for overseas governments, too, for their entire lives.
- Barack Obama aides added Thursday that the new policy would apply to officials looking to work for overseas governments, too, for their entire lives.
- CNN aides added Thursday that the new policy would apply to officials looking to work for overseas governments, too, for their entire lives.
- Donald Trump aides added Thursday that the new policy would apply to officials looking to work for overseas governments, too, for their entire lives.
- Obama aides added Thursday that the new policy would apply to officials looking to work for overseas governments, too, for their entire lives.
- Ohio aides added Thursday that the new policy would apply to officials looking to work for overseas governments, too, for their entire lives.
- Trump aides added Thursday that the new policy would apply to officials looking to work for overseas governments, too, for their entire lives.
- Washington aides added Thursday that the new policy would apply to officials looking to work for overseas governments, too, for their entire lives.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) White House press secretary Sean Spicer forgot the first rule of politics during a press briefing on Tuesday: Never, ever compare anyone or anything to Adolf Hitler. Answering a question about Russia's potential complicity in the Syrian chemical attack last week, Spicer stretched for a Nazi Germany comparison. "You had someone who was as despicable as Hitler who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons," he said. "So you have to, if you are Russia, ask yourself is this a country that you and a regime that you want to align yourself with." Er, what? Hitler, of course, used lots and lots of chemical weapons -- in the sense that he ordered the executions of millions of Jews in gas chambers during World War II.

For

OPTIONS:
- Adolf Hitler, this is the second major slip-up in as many days.
- CNN, this is the second major slip-up in as many days.
- Germany, this is the second major slip-up in as many days.
- Hitler, this is the second major slip-up in as many days.
- Jews, this is the second major slip-up in as many days.
- Nazi, this is the second major slip-up in as many days.
- Russia, this is the second major slip-up in as many days.
- Sean Spicer, this is the second major slip-up in as many days.
- Spicer, this is the second major slip-up in as many days.
- Syrian, this is the second major slip-up in as many days.
- White House, this is the second major slip-up in as many days.
- World War II, this is the second major slip-up in as many days.


Virtual reality gaming is coming 'this year,' Facebook's chief technology officer Mike Schroepfer has promised. The release date for the firm's Oculus headset has been shrouded in secrecy until now. He also said people would be able to game in VR on 'something' shipped by Oculus - and said work was progressing well on Facebook plan to build drones to give internet access to underdeveloped nations. Scroll down for video The move will allow users to see 360 degree videos using the Oculus Rift headset (pictured) The latest prototype of Facebook's headset Schroepfer showed off what appears to be an advanced version of Eve: Valkyrie, a game that puts users in the cockpit of a spaceship on stage at day two of the social network's F8 Developer Conference in San Francisco on Thursday.

'Why is

OPTIONS:
- F8 Developer Conference going to work now, when it didn't work in the '80s and '90s?'
- Facebook going to work now, when it didn't work in the '80s and '90s?'
- Mike Schroepfer going to work now, when it didn't work in the '80s and '90s?'
- Oculus going to work now, when it didn't work in the '80s and '90s?'
- Oculus Rift going to work now, when it didn't work in the '80s and '90s?'
- San Francisco going to work now, when it didn't work in the '80s and '90s?'
- Schroepfer going to work now, when it didn't work in the '80s and '90s?'
- VR going to work now, when it didn't work in the '80s and '90s?'
- Valkyrie going to work now, when it didn't work in the '80s and '90s?'


Complete the passage.

Victoria's Secret Angel Alessandra Ambrosio is recovering at a hospital in Los Angeles following a 'medical procedure' for 'constant headaches', Daily Mail Online can reveal. The Brazilian supermodel – seen partying at the Coachella festival in California on Sunday - underwent the procedure on Tuesday. She is currently being monitored at UCLA Hospital in Westwood, Los Angeles. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Emergency: Alessandra  Ambrosio was treated at the Ronald Reagan center of UCLA hospital in Los Angeles. She had seemed in perfect health at the Coachella festival in California on Sunday but was suffering 'constant headaches' Expertise: The Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center is renowned for its high-quality care

Festival goer

OPTIONS:
- Alessandra Ambrosio, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- Alessandra  Ambrosio, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- Ambrosio, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- Brazilian, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- California, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- Coachella, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- Coachella festival, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- Daily Mail Online, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- Gigi Hadid, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- Instagram, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- Kylie Jenner, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- Los Angeles, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- Ronald Reagan, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- Ronald Reagan Medical Center, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- UCLA, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- UCLA Hospital, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- Victoria's Secret Angel, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- Victoria's Secret Angel, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella
- Westwood, 17, was one of the celebrities also partying at Coachella


Write the last sentence in this story.

The Confederate battle flag, a symbol of both racism and southern pride, has been removed  from the South Carolina state capitol grounds. It comes 23 days after the racist shooting of nine black churchgoers in the state's city of Charleston, by a 21-year-old who proudly displayed the rebel flag. Shortly after 10am on Friday, more than 50 years after it was raised on state grounds at the height of the US civil rights movement, it was quietly lowered. Crowds who came in their droves to watch the ceremony swarmed around the state capitol chanting 'take it down!' It was then folded up and placed in an armored vehicle bound for the 'relic room' of a military museum in the state capital of Columbia. It will reside with other artifacts carried by southern Confederate soldiers 150 years ago.

The President led applause for the ceremony, tweeting: '

OPTIONS:
- Charleston taking down the confederate flag - a signal of good will and healing, and a meaningful step towards a better future.'
- Columbia taking down the confederate flag - a signal of good will and healing, and a meaningful step towards a better future.'
- Confederate taking down the confederate flag - a signal of good will and healing, and a meaningful step towards a better future.'
- Obama taking down the confederate flag - a signal of good will and healing, and a meaningful step towards a better future.'
- Shooter Dylann Roof taking down the confederate flag - a signal of good will and healing, and a meaningful step towards a better future.'
- South Carolina taking down the confederate flag - a signal of good will and healing, and a meaningful step towards a better future.'
- Twitter taking down the confederate flag - a signal of good will and healing, and a meaningful step towards a better future.'
- US taking down the confederate flag - a signal of good will and healing, and a meaningful step towards a better future.'


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

Hillary Rodham Clinton attempted to rally thousands of influential New Hampshire Democrats on Saturday with a fiercely partisan message, as she struggled to regain her footing in the primary contest. Calling viewers of the three-hour Republican debate and two-hour undercard on Wednesday night 'gluttons for punishment,' Clinton accused Republicans of focusing on problems the country faces rather than solutions. 'Fifteen candidates, five hours and not a single fighter for the middle class,' she told more than 3,500 party activists and elected officials gathered for the state party's annual convention. 'Republicans are not just deeply inaccurate, they're increasingly out of touch and out of date.'

'By the way

OPTIONS:
- Clinton, when you say you cherish women, that really doesn't make it any better,' she said.
- Democrats, when you say you cherish women, that really doesn't make it any better,' she said.
- Donald, when you say you cherish women, that really doesn't make it any better,' she said.
- Hillary Clinton, when you say you cherish women, that really doesn't make it any better,' she said.
- Hillary Rodham Clinton, when you say you cherish women, that really doesn't make it any better,' she said.
- Iowa, when you say you cherish women, that really doesn't make it any better,' she said.
- New Hampshire, when you say you cherish women, that really doesn't make it any better,' she said.
- Republican, when you say you cherish women, that really doesn't make it any better,' she said.
- Republicans, when you say you cherish women, that really doesn't make it any better,' she said.


Complete the passage.

The battle to avoid a Paris-style massacre on Britain's streets means the UK's counter-terrorism budget will rise by 30 per cent, George Osborne revealed today. Mr Osborne also confirmed he will buy a new multi-billion pound arsenal of weapons including 42 new F35 jets as he agreed to increase the defence budget from £34billion to £40billion. And in the wake of the Paris terror attacks he revealed he would not go ahead with any cuts to police budgets in England and Wales. Spending on counter-terrorism will hit £15.1billion over the next five years - a 30 per cent increase on what was spent in the previous five.

He also revealed that a suspected jihadi is being arrested every day to prevent terrorists atrocities in the

OPTIONS:
- Britain.
- England.
- F35.
- George Osborne.
- Osborne.
- Paris.
- U.
- UK.
- Wales.


Write the last sentence in this story.

(CNN) Anyone interested in a just and durable resolution to the Palestine-Israel conflict should be disturbed watching the Donald Trump transition unfold. As Israel's military occupation over Palestinian land is set to mark 50 years in 2017, the President-elect has nominated David Friedman, a right-wing sponsor of Israel's illegal settlement enterprise, to serve as US ambassador to Israel. And in a move that defies decades of tradition, it's been reported he is also taking an active role in shaping diplomatic efforts; there are reports that Israel asked Trump for help in getting the US to veto a Security Council resolution demanding an end to Israeli settlements — proposed and then delayed by Egypt, and subsequently passed on Friday. Ultimately the United States abstained.

If Trump and his advisers believe Israel can annex Palestinian land without extending political rights to the people, January 20 will see the inauguration of a new

OPTIONS:
- CNN administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- David Friedman administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Donald Trump administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Egypt administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Israel administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Israeli administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Israelis administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Obama administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Palestine administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Palestinian administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Palestinians administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Security Council administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Trump administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- US administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- United States administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.
- Zaha Hassan administration as well as the death of the two-state solution.


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An elderly German man recently indicted on mass murder charges for his time spent at  Auschwitz in WW2 was on duty when Jewish diarist Anne Frank arrived. Hubert Zafke, now 94, was present when Anne came in on a train carrying 498 men, 442 women and 79 children from Holland's Westerbork concentration camp on September 5, 1944, prosecution documents released at the weekend show. Anne, whose memoir of a life in hiding from the Nazis became the single most poignant piece of Holocaust literature, was later transferred to the Belsen concentration camp in Germany where she died early in 1945. Only her father would survive the war.

More than 1.1 million people, mostly

OPTIONS:
- Anne, were liquidated at Auschwitz.
- Anne Frank, were liquidated at Auschwitz.
- Auschwitz, were liquidated at Auschwitz.
- Belsen, were liquidated at Auschwitz.
- German, were liquidated at Auschwitz.
- Germany, were liquidated at Auschwitz.
- Hitler Youth, were liquidated at Auschwitz.
- Holland, were liquidated at Auschwitz.
- Holocaust, were liquidated at Auschwitz.
- Hubert Zafke, were liquidated at Auschwitz.
- Jewish, were liquidated at Auschwitz.
- Nazis, were liquidated at Auschwitz.
- WW2, were liquidated at Auschwitz.
- Westerbork, were liquidated at Auschwitz.


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NEW DELHI, India (CNN) -- Flight attendant Sheela Joshi is 5 feet, 4 inches and 148 pounds. Air India has strict weight parameters that all attendants must meet. When they don't, the airline grounds them. Her employer, Air India, says she is too fat to fly. Joshi, 50, has been an air hostess -- as they are still called in India -- for the national airline for 26 years. But she's been grounded because the airline has done away with its wiggle room on weight. Until two years ago, Air India allowed an attendant's weight to vary within 6.6 pounds (3 kilograms) of a specified limit. It has since put in place strict weight parameters that all attendants must meet. When they don't, the airline grounds them without pay until they shed the excess pounds.

OPTIONS:
- Air India fought back, saying the employees knew the job requirements when they signed up and didn't express concern.
- CNN fought back, saying the employees knew the job requirements when they signed up and didn't express concern.
- India fought back, saying the employees knew the job requirements when they signed up and didn't express concern.
- Joshi fought back, saying the employees knew the job requirements when they signed up and didn't express concern.
- NEW DELHI fought back, saying the employees knew the job requirements when they signed up and didn't express concern.
- Sheela Joshi fought back, saying the employees knew the job requirements when they signed up and didn't express concern.
- U.S. fought back, saying the employees knew the job requirements when they signed up and didn't express concern.


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(CNN) The unceremonious removal of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie as chairman of President-elect  Donald Trump's transition team won't be the last power play by Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, a young businessman who is shaping up as one of the central figures of the new administration. Kushner is far less well known than his wife, Ivanka Trump, but is clearly a force to be reckoned with, wielding tremendous influence behind the scenes. It's widely assumed in political circles that the sacking of Christie was at least partly an act of personal payback by Kushner. Back in 2004, then-U.S. Attorney Christie convicted Kushner's father, Charles Kushner, on a variety of charges including tax evasion, witness tampering and making illegal campaign contributions.

The elder Kushner got the maximum sentence of two years in prison, in part because Christie wrote a tough memo calling

OPTIONS:
- CNN's actions "fiendish."
- Charles Kushner's actions "fiendish."
- Chris Christie's actions "fiendish."
- Christie's actions "fiendish."
- Donald Trump's actions "fiendish."
- Errol Louis's actions "fiendish."
- Ivanka Trump's actions "fiendish."
- Jared Kushner's actions "fiendish."
- Kushner's actions "fiendish."
- Louis's actions "fiendish."
- New Jersey's actions "fiendish."
- Trump's actions "fiendish."
- U.S.'s actions "fiendish."


Ronda Rousey has signed a new multi-fight deal with the UFC. The women's bantamweight champion has won all 11 mixed martial arts fights in her career, including five in the UFC. Rousey is next in action against Bethe Correia at UFC 190 in Rio on August 1. Ronda Rousey at 'Good Morning America' to promote the Entourage the movie and Furious 7 Rousey during an interview with host Jimmy Fallon as she pretends to execute her signature armbar 'I'm a UFC fighter,' Rousey said on ESPN's First Take. 'I just renegotiated. I have a lot of fights that I have in the UFC before I would be able to go do anything else.'

Rousey needed just 14 seconds to beat

OPTIONS:
- Bethe Correia and retain her UFC bantamweight title
- Cat Zingano and retain her UFC bantamweight title
- ESPN and retain her UFC bantamweight title
- Entourage and retain her UFC bantamweight title
- First Take and retain her UFC bantamweight title
- Furious and retain her UFC bantamweight title
- Good Morning America and retain her UFC bantamweight title
- Jimmy Fallon and retain her UFC bantamweight title
- Rio and retain her UFC bantamweight title
- Ronda Rousey and retain her UFC bantamweight title
- Rousey and retain her UFC bantamweight title
- UFC and retain her UFC bantamweight title


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Havana (CNN) President Barack Obama this week nominated the first US ambassador to Cuba in more than 50 years, capping a multi-year process to open a new diplomatic relationship with Havana. Jeffrey DeLaurentis, Obama's nominee, currently serves as the US charge d'affaires in Cuba. Despite his qualifications, DeLaurentis is unlikely to receive the promotion because senators opposed to Obama's Cuba opening are unlikely to approve his nomination. It is the latest example of American moves laden with symbolism that don't always translate into on-the-ground changes for the island just 90 miles from the Florida Keys, though the US president and his policy remains popular even so.

"They wish they had a leader who looked like them -- the way

OPTIONS:
- American looks."
- Barack Obama looks."
- CNN looks."
- Cuba looks."
- DeLaurentis looks."
- Florida Keys looks."
- Havana looks."
- Jeffrey DeLaurentis looks."
- Obama looks."
- US looks."


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Washington (CNN) Federal officials on Friday unsealed charges against three men accused of a thwarted plot to attack concert venues and landmarks around New York City in 2016, according to court documents -- a case that comes on the heels of a mass shooting at a concert in Las Vegas. The three men allegedly used internet messaging applications to plot bombings and shootings in Times Square, the New York subway and concerts during Ramadan last year, according to a news release on the unsealed court documents from the acting US attorney for the Southern District of New York. Charged in the case are Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy, 19, a Canadian citizen; Talha Haroon, 19, a US citizen living in Pakistan; and Russell Salic, 37, a Philippines citizen, the release said. According to prosecutors, all three have been arrested and El Bahnasawy has already pleaded guilty following his May 2016 arrest. Haroon and Salic have been arrested overseas, and the US is seeking to have them extradited to stand trial here.

The news of the foiled plot comes shortly after the mass shooting in

OPTIONS:
- Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.
- CNN that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.
- Canadian that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.
- El Bahnasawy that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.
- Haroon that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.
- Las Vegas that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.
- New York that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.
- New York City that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.
- Pakistan that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.
- Philippines that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.
- Ramadan that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.
- Russell Salic that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.
- Salic that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.
- Southern District that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.
- Talha Haroon that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.
- Times Square that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.
- US that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.
- Washington that killed 58 people and injured hundreds more who were attending a concert.


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(CNN) At least two hospitals in Northern California evacuated patients as deadly wildfires spread across at least 57,000 acres, destroying 1,500 structures, officials said Monday. Roughly 130 patients were evacuated from Kaiser Permanente's Santa Rosa medical center on Monday morning. They were transported to Kaiser Permanente's San Rafael center and other local hospitals and evacuation sites, according to a statement by the health system. Another 70 patients were evacuated from Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital to other area hospitals by 8:45 a.m. Monday, according to a statement from Sutter Health. "The hospital has no known structural damage, but remains closed at this time," the statement said.

What caused the simultaneous fires is unknown, according to

OPTIONS:
- Kaiser Permanente Fire Chief Barry Biermann.
- Northern California Fire Chief Barry Biermann.
- San Rafael Fire Chief Barry Biermann.
- Santa Rosa Fire Chief Barry Biermann.
- Sutter Health Fire Chief Barry Biermann.
- Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital Fire Chief Barry Biermann.


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(CNN) Less than two days after the US Navy revealed a third mechanical breakdown in a year of one of its $360 million littoral combat ships, the service has announced a fourth. The USS Coronado was on its way back to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, after suffering an "engineering casualty," a Navy statement said. It said it expected to reveal more about what happened after an inspection once the ship returned to port. The ship was heading to an independent deployment in the western Pacific when the mishap occurred. It had departed Hawaii on Friday. The Coronado was under its own power but traveling with the escort of the tanker USNS Henry J. Kaiser on the trip back to Hawaii, the statement said.

The

OPTIONS:
- Coronado's littoral combat ships come in two variants: the monohull and the trimaran, with three hulls.
- Hawaii's littoral combat ships come in two variants: the monohull and the trimaran, with three hulls.
- Henry J. Kaiser's littoral combat ships come in two variants: the monohull and the trimaran, with three hulls.
- Navy's littoral combat ships come in two variants: the monohull and the trimaran, with three hulls.
- Pacific's littoral combat ships come in two variants: the monohull and the trimaran, with three hulls.
- Pearl Harbor's littoral combat ships come in two variants: the monohull and the trimaran, with three hulls.
- US Navy's littoral combat ships come in two variants: the monohull and the trimaran, with three hulls.
- USS Coronado's littoral combat ships come in two variants: the monohull and the trimaran, with three hulls.


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PM David Cameron (pictured leaving 10 Downing Street) has said he would not bid for a third term For many of the greatest leaders in our history, one word was simply beyond them. From Gladstone and Churchill to Thatcher and Blair, they could not bring themselves to say goodbye. So by historical standards, David Cameron’s revelation that, if the voters send him back to Downing Street in May, he will step down after five years and allow somebody else to lead the Conservatives into the 2020 election, counts as a genuine bombshell. For some time, this has been predicted in Westminster. But nobody expected him to say so publicly, and certainly nobody thought he would do it on the brink of one of the tightest and most unpredictable election campaigns in history.

OPTIONS:
- Blair, for example, famously led her party into a third general election in 1987 with a promise that she would go ‘on and on’ – a remark that delighted her admirers and horrified her critics.
- Churchill, for example, famously led her party into a third general election in 1987 with a promise that she would go ‘on and on’ – a remark that delighted her admirers and horrified her critics.
- David Cameron, for example, famously led her party into a third general election in 1987 with a promise that she would go ‘on and on’ – a remark that delighted her admirers and horrified her critics.
- Downing Street, for example, famously led her party into a third general election in 1987 with a promise that she would go ‘on and on’ – a remark that delighted her admirers and horrified her critics.
- Gladstone, for example, famously led her party into a third general election in 1987 with a promise that she would go ‘on and on’ – a remark that delighted her admirers and horrified her critics.
- Number 10, for example, famously led her party into a third general election in 1987 with a promise that she would go ‘on and on’ – a remark that delighted her admirers and horrified her critics.
- Thatcher, for example, famously led her party into a third general election in 1987 with a promise that she would go ‘on and on’ – a remark that delighted her admirers and horrified her critics.
- Westminster, for example, famously led her party into a third general election in 1987 with a promise that she would go ‘on and on’ – a remark that delighted her admirers and horrified her critics.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump has a longtime habit in high-profile meetings that's no "Art of the Deal" secret: a casual drop-by from daughter Ivanka Trump. Take Wednesday's meeting with congressional leaders: Ivanka Trump, who also serves as a White House adviser, "entered the Oval Office to 'say hello' and the meeting careened off-topic," a congressional source briefed on the meeting told CNN's Deirdre Walsh. Some Republican leaders were "visibly annoyed by Ivanka's presence," the source said. But House Speaker Paul Ryan spokeswoman AshLee Strong refuted that characterization, saying, "That's not true." At the time she entered, the President had just sided with Democrats and agreed to support a deal that would ensure passage of disaster relief funding as well as raising the debt ceiling and continuing to fund the government into December, a senior GOP source told CNN's Dana Bash.

But the

OPTIONS:
- Art of the Deal drop-by is hardly a new tradition.
- AshLee Strong drop-by is hardly a new tradition.
- CNN drop-by is hardly a new tradition.
- Dana Bash drop-by is hardly a new tradition.
- Deirdre Walsh drop-by is hardly a new tradition.
- Democrats drop-by is hardly a new tradition.
- Donald Trump drop-by is hardly a new tradition.
- GOP drop-by is hardly a new tradition.
- House drop-by is hardly a new tradition.
- Ivanka drop-by is hardly a new tradition.
- Ivanka Trump drop-by is hardly a new tradition.
- Oval Office drop-by is hardly a new tradition.
- Paul Ryan drop-by is hardly a new tradition.
- Republican drop-by is hardly a new tradition.
- White House drop-by is hardly a new tradition.


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President Barack Obama threw off the gloves and took a direct punch at one of his possible successors, likely Republican presidential candidate Scott Walker, in an interview airing this morning. Responding to Walker's claims that he'd 'absolutely' cancel or 'disown' a deal with Iran on 'day one' if elected to higher office, Obama told NPR Morning Edition host Steve Inskeep that such an approach 'would be foolish.' 'And, you know, perhaps Mr. Walker, after he's taken some time to bone up on foreign policy, will feel the same way,' the president added. Walker fired back at Obama on Twitter, saying, 'Americans would be better served by a President who spent more time working with governors & Congress rather than attacking them.'

The president said his most pressing concern was whether he could effect the United States' relationship with the communist country in a way that 'benefits the

OPTIONS:
- Americans people over the long term.'
- Barack Obama people over the long term.'
- Congress people over the long term.'
- Cuba people over the long term.'
- Iran people over the long term.'
- NPR Morning Edition people over the long term.'
- Obama people over the long term.'
- Republican people over the long term.'
- Scott Walker people over the long term.'
- Steve Inskeep people over the long term.'
- Twitter people over the long term.'
- Walker people over the long term.'
- White House people over the long term.'
- Wisconsin people over the long term.'


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(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.

Economic equality and reproductive freedom are basic priorities for women voters, a group that

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama already had a tough time winning over.
- CNN already had a tough time winning over.
- Civil War already had a tough time winning over.
- Congress already had a tough time winning over.
- Democrats already had a tough time winning over.
- GOP already had a tough time winning over.
- Kohn already had a tough time winning over.
- Republicans already had a tough time winning over.
- Sally Kohn already had a tough time winning over.
- Senate already had a tough time winning over.
- White House already had a tough time winning over.


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British universities need to recruit more international students from countries like India, Jo Johnson said yesterday. In his first speech as universities and science minister, he pledged to 'roll out the red carpet' for the world's 'brightest and best' who hope to study in the UK. While the government is stepping up efforts to clamp down on bogus applications, genuine students from abroad will always be welcome, he said. Mr Johnson warned that students from India and other 'key partner' countries were in decline because of fears that the UK was no longer welcoming of foreigners. Recent data showed that the number of Indian students coming to study in the UK fell by 50 per cent since 2010.

And the party is committed to continue its goal of reducing net migration into the

OPTIONS:
- British to the 'tens of thousands'.
- India to the 'tens of thousands'.
- Indian to the 'tens of thousands'.
- Jo Johnson to the 'tens of thousands'.
- Johnson to the 'tens of thousands'.
- UK to the 'tens of thousands'.


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Any Londoner who has taken a trip to almost anywhere else will know just how expensive things are in the city and probably believes that the cost of living seems crippling compared to many other places. But new research shows that the city, which many residents complain is overpriced, is not even in the top 50 most expensive places to live in the world. It shows that goods are cheaper than in New York, Paris, Singapore and Tokyo, proving the concept of the shopping holiday to get cheaper goods abroad may be misguided. London is actually only the 48th most expensive city in the world and is in fact the cheapest place anywhere to buy tea bags. They'll cost £3.22 for 250 grams, compared to £5.40 in Sydney.

'However,

OPTIONS:
- Juba's rise to the top of our rankings is due mainly to exchange rate changes.
- London's rise to the top of our rankings is due mainly to exchange rate changes.
- Londoner's rise to the top of our rankings is due mainly to exchange rate changes.
- New York's rise to the top of our rankings is due mainly to exchange rate changes.
- Paris's rise to the top of our rankings is due mainly to exchange rate changes.
- Singapore's rise to the top of our rankings is due mainly to exchange rate changes.
- South Sudan's rise to the top of our rankings is due mainly to exchange rate changes.
- Sydney's rise to the top of our rankings is due mainly to exchange rate changes.
- Tokyo's rise to the top of our rankings is due mainly to exchange rate changes.


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A British couple have been killed in Qatar after a dune buggy they were travelling in overturned. Eamonn Morgan, 24, and his girlfriend Charlotte Sant were visiting some sand dunes in the Middle Eastern country when they crashed on Saturday. Two other friends, who were thought to be visiting the couple from the UK, were in the vehicle but escaped with injuries. It is believed Mr Morgan, from Newry in Norther Ireland had been living in Doha, Qatar, for the last year with Miss Sant, from Manchester. The pair were both working as PE teachers. Mr Morgan, a graduate from John Moores University in Liverpool, was a keen Gaelic football player and had continued the sport even after leaving Ireland.

'I also had the pleasure of training

OPTIONS:
- British for the past year, a sweet girl, who took to a new sport with more enthusiasm than you could ever ask for!
- Charlotte Sant for the past year, a sweet girl, who took to a new sport with more enthusiasm than you could ever ask for!
- Doha for the past year, a sweet girl, who took to a new sport with more enthusiasm than you could ever ask for!
- Eamonn Morgan for the past year, a sweet girl, who took to a new sport with more enthusiasm than you could ever ask for!
- Gaelic for the past year, a sweet girl, who took to a new sport with more enthusiasm than you could ever ask for!
- Ireland for the past year, a sweet girl, who took to a new sport with more enthusiasm than you could ever ask for!
- John Moores University for the past year, a sweet girl, who took to a new sport with more enthusiasm than you could ever ask for!
- Liverpool for the past year, a sweet girl, who took to a new sport with more enthusiasm than you could ever ask for!
- Manchester for the past year, a sweet girl, who took to a new sport with more enthusiasm than you could ever ask for!
- Middle Eastern for the past year, a sweet girl, who took to a new sport with more enthusiasm than you could ever ask for!
- Miss Sant for the past year, a sweet girl, who took to a new sport with more enthusiasm than you could ever ask for!
- Morgan for the past year, a sweet girl, who took to a new sport with more enthusiasm than you could ever ask for!
- Mr Morgan for the past year, a sweet girl, who took to a new sport with more enthusiasm than you could ever ask for!
- Newry for the past year, a sweet girl, who took to a new sport with more enthusiasm than you could ever ask for!
- Norther Ireland for the past year, a sweet girl, who took to a new sport with more enthusiasm than you could ever ask for!
- Qatar for the past year, a sweet girl, who took to a new sport with more enthusiasm than you could ever ask for!
- UK for the past year, a sweet girl, who took to a new sport with more enthusiasm than you could ever ask for!


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(CNN) Republicans are acting as if they are in a state of shock about their nominee. From the moment that the tape of Donald Trump and Billy Bush discussing women in vulgar terms surfaced on Friday, Republicans have been coming out of the woodwork to denounce his words, trying to separate themselves from his campaign. The Republican National Committee sent out an email to vendors saying they should put a "hold on all projects" in a mailing program devoted to electing Trump. Sen. John McCain, who had backed Trump even though he had mocked his having been captured in war, has now withdrawn his support.

Even as campaign experts warned Trump that he would cost

OPTIONS:
- Billy Bush the women's vote, his rhetoric didn't change.
- CNN the women's vote, his rhetoric didn't change.
- Donald Trump the women's vote, his rhetoric didn't change.
- John McCain the women's vote, his rhetoric didn't change.
- Julian Zelizer the women's vote, his rhetoric didn't change.
- Republican National Committee the women's vote, his rhetoric didn't change.
- Republicans the women's vote, his rhetoric didn't change.
- Trump the women's vote, his rhetoric didn't change.
- Zelizer the women's vote, his rhetoric didn't change.


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I always thought international football was about the best players from one country pitting themselves against the best players from another country. But this is a fantastical idealistic notion. The cosmopolitan nature of the world in general, and the easy, frequent movement of large numbers of people from country to country in modern times has made the globe a smaller place. At the weekend, Italy's equaliser against Bulgaria was scored by a Brazilian, Eder, who first arrived in Italy when he was 16. He has admitted he doesn't know the words to the Italian national anthem. An Argentina-born striker, Franco Vasquez, is also in Antonio Conte's squad.

OPTIONS:
- Antonio Conte and Spain are stretching credibility with their foreign internationals.
- Argentina and Spain are stretching credibility with their foreign internationals.
- Brazil and Spain are stretching credibility with their foreign internationals.
- Brazilian and Spain are stretching credibility with their foreign internationals.
- Bulgaria and Spain are stretching credibility with their foreign internationals.
- Diego Costa and Spain are stretching credibility with their foreign internationals.
- Eder and Spain are stretching credibility with their foreign internationals.
- England and Spain are stretching credibility with their foreign internationals.
- Franco Vasquez and Spain are stretching credibility with their foreign internationals.
- Italian and Spain are stretching credibility with their foreign internationals.
- Italy and Spain are stretching credibility with their foreign internationals.
- Jamaica and Spain are stretching credibility with their foreign internationals.
- Matt Ritchie and Spain are stretching credibility with their foreign internationals.
- Raheem Sterling and Spain are stretching credibility with their foreign internationals.
- Scotland and Spain are stretching credibility with their foreign internationals.
- Spain and Spain are stretching credibility with their foreign internationals.


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(CNN) Samy  El-Goarany allegedly told his parents he was going to school in New York -- but instead flew to Turkey and crossed into Syria. After leaving in January last year, the 24-year-old was killed in November. An unknown person later messaged his family with a photo of a handwritten note from him, court documents show. "If you're reading this then know that I've been killed in battle and am now with our Lord InshaAllah," the note said. " I want you to know how much I love you ... but I don't think words will ever be enough to describe it."

They are charging him with providing material support to ISIS and helping

OPTIONS:
- CNN join the terror group in Syria.
- Goarany join the terror group in Syria.
- InshaAllah join the terror group in Syria.
- New York join the terror group in Syria.
- Samy  El join the terror group in Syria.
- Syria join the terror group in Syria.
- Turkey join the terror group in Syria.


British aid worker David Haines has been executed by ISIS militants, according to a video posted Saturday to a website associated with the group, making him the third Western captive to be killed by the Islamist extremist group in recent weeks. The ISIS video post showing Haines' beheading called his execution "a message to the allies of America." It is produced very similarly to the videos that showed the executions of American journalists James Foley and Steven Sotloff, the last of which included Haines and the threat that he'd be killed next. The new video pictures a masked ISIS militant placing his hand on another captive, whom he identified as Alan Henning, a British citizen.

OPTIONS:
- Alan Henning officials said after the video's release that they had sent troops to try to rescue an unidentified British citizen "some time ago," but failed.
- America officials said after the video's release that they had sent troops to try to rescue an unidentified British citizen "some time ago," but failed.
- American officials said after the video's release that they had sent troops to try to rescue an unidentified British citizen "some time ago," but failed.
- British officials said after the video's release that they had sent troops to try to rescue an unidentified British citizen "some time ago," but failed.
- David Haines officials said after the video's release that they had sent troops to try to rescue an unidentified British citizen "some time ago," but failed.
- Haines officials said after the video's release that they had sent troops to try to rescue an unidentified British citizen "some time ago," but failed.
- ISIS officials said after the video's release that they had sent troops to try to rescue an unidentified British citizen "some time ago," but failed.
- Islamist officials said after the video's release that they had sent troops to try to rescue an unidentified British citizen "some time ago," but failed.
- James Foley officials said after the video's release that they had sent troops to try to rescue an unidentified British citizen "some time ago," but failed.
- Steven Sotloff officials said after the video's release that they had sent troops to try to rescue an unidentified British citizen "some time ago," but failed.
- UK officials said after the video's release that they had sent troops to try to rescue an unidentified British citizen "some time ago," but failed.
- Western officials said after the video's release that they had sent troops to try to rescue an unidentified British citizen "some time ago," but failed.