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Washington (CNN) White House chief of staff John Kelly pressured acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke to terminate protections for tens of thousands of Honduran immigrants currently living in the US, sources tell CNN. Duke received multiple calls from Kelly pressuring her, in Duke's perception, to end Temporary Protected Status for Honduran immigrants on Monday's decision day, leaving Duke "distraught and disappointed" and ready to leave the department, according to a source familiar with Duke's thinking. The Trump administration characterized the call as Kelly weighing in through a normal process and said Duke was committed to remaining at her post.

According to the source familiar, Duke had decided over the weekend that she did not have enough information to end the protections for the

OPTIONS:
- CNN, which is what the department announced late Monday evening.
- Duke, which is what the department announced late Monday evening.
- Elaine Duke, which is what the department announced late Monday evening.
- Homeland Security, which is what the department announced late Monday evening.
- Honduran, which is what the department announced late Monday evening.
- Hondurans, which is what the department announced late Monday evening.
- John Kelly, which is what the department announced late Monday evening.
- Kelly, which is what the department announced late Monday evening.
- Temporary Protected Status, which is what the department announced late Monday evening.
- Trump, which is what the department announced late Monday evening.
- US, which is what the department announced late Monday evening.
- Washington, which is what the department announced late Monday evening.
- White House, which is what the department announced late Monday evening.


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Palm Beach, Florida (CNN) President Donald Trump, a newcomer to the White House, is still developing his relationship with the people of Washington. But that's far from the case with the people of Palm Beach -- now the location of his so-called Winter White House -- the long spit of land off Florida's East Coast that the real estate mogul has been frequenting for decades. Since he purchased the Mar-a-Lago property in 1985 for $5 million, Trump's relationship with the tony city and its residents has ebbed and flowed. He's sued the city, fought with the town leadership and turned local issues into nattional controversies. Traffic caused by Trump's motorcade is the most recent sore spot for the people of Palm Beach and the surrounding area.

The reason: Trump is the judge and jury at Mar-a-

OPTIONS:
- CNN, and members have grown worried that running afoul of the President could get them on the outside looking in.
- Donald Trump, and members have grown worried that running afoul of the President could get them on the outside looking in.
- East Coast, and members have grown worried that running afoul of the President could get them on the outside looking in.
- Florida, and members have grown worried that running afoul of the President could get them on the outside looking in.
- Hufty, and members have grown worried that running afoul of the President could get them on the outside looking in.
- Lago, and members have grown worried that running afoul of the President could get them on the outside looking in.
- Mar, and members have grown worried that running afoul of the President could get them on the outside looking in.
- Palm Beach, and members have grown worried that running afoul of the President could get them on the outside looking in.
- Palm Beachers, and members have grown worried that running afoul of the President could get them on the outside looking in.
- Trump, and members have grown worried that running afoul of the President could get them on the outside looking in.
- Washington, and members have grown worried that running afoul of the President could get them on the outside looking in.
- White House, and members have grown worried that running afoul of the President could get them on the outside looking in.
- Winter White House, and members have grown worried that running afoul of the President could get them on the outside looking in.


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Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- International efforts to persuade Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi to step down ratcheted up Tuesday, as world leaders moved against him on financial and political fronts, strengthened their rhetoric and moved military might into the region. "We have joined the Libyan people in demanding that Gadhafi must go -- now, without further violence or delay -- and we are working to translate the world's outrage into action and results," Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told the House Foreign Affairs Committee. The Obama administration is considering whether it should cut diplomatic ties with Libya, a senior U.S. official told CNN. "Whether to maintain relations or sever them is under review," the official said.

They will die to protect me, my people," said

OPTIONS:
- CNN, who has controlled Libya for nearly 42 years.
- Dabbashi on Gadhafi, who has controlled Libya for nearly 42 years.
- Gadhafi, who has controlled Libya for nearly 42 years.
- Hillary Clinton, who has controlled Libya for nearly 42 years.
- House Foreign Affairs Committee, who has controlled Libya for nearly 42 years.
- Libya, who has controlled Libya for nearly 42 years.
- Libyan, who has controlled Libya for nearly 42 years.
- Misrata, who has controlled Libya for nearly 42 years.
- Moammar Gadhafi, who has controlled Libya for nearly 42 years.
- Obama, who has controlled Libya for nearly 42 years.
- Tripoli, who has controlled Libya for nearly 42 years.
- U.S., who has controlled Libya for nearly 42 years.


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Qantas has launched a Supreme Court action against a senior speechwriter for the airline's CEO, in a bid to prevent her from publishing a tell-all about the company. But the airline's lawyers revealed in their evidence documents that Lucinda Holdforth told a colleague she was determined to see her manuscript, titled Fighting Words, published, even though her former employer was forcing her to 'go guerrilla', Fairfax reports. 'Ms Holdforth used words to the effect of "it is either going to come out the easy way or the hard way. Qantas is forcing me to go guerrilla but you know, I would do it",' the document said.

Mr

OPTIONS:
- Alan Joyce allegedly later sent another email to colleagues which outlined her plan to bring out her tell-all 'irrespective and in breach of any cease-and-desist letter she receives [from Qantas]'.
- Fairfax allegedly later sent another email to colleagues which outlined her plan to bring out her tell-all 'irrespective and in breach of any cease-and-desist letter she receives [from Qantas]'.
- Fighting Words allegedly later sent another email to colleagues which outlined her plan to bring out her tell-all 'irrespective and in breach of any cease-and-desist letter she receives [from Qantas]'.
- Holdforth allegedly later sent another email to colleagues which outlined her plan to bring out her tell-all 'irrespective and in breach of any cease-and-desist letter she receives [from Qantas]'.
- Lucinda Holdforth allegedly later sent another email to colleagues which outlined her plan to bring out her tell-all 'irrespective and in breach of any cease-and-desist letter she receives [from Qantas]'.
- Qanatas allegedly later sent another email to colleagues which outlined her plan to bring out her tell-all 'irrespective and in breach of any cease-and-desist letter she receives [from Qantas]'.
- Qantas allegedly later sent another email to colleagues which outlined her plan to bring out her tell-all 'irrespective and in breach of any cease-and-desist letter she receives [from Qantas]'.
- Supreme Court allegedly later sent another email to colleagues which outlined her plan to bring out her tell-all 'irrespective and in breach of any cease-and-desist letter she receives [from Qantas]'.


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Yreka, California (CNN) After five weeks on the run, a Tennessee teacher who kidnapped and fled with his 15-year-old student was arrested Thursday deep in the mountains of northern California, authorities said. "I'm glad this is over," 50-year-old Tad Cummins said after his arrest, according to Siskiyou County sheriff's Sgt. Mike Gilley. Elizabeth Thomas was found safe in a remote cabin in Cecilville, northwest of Redding. The pair spent one night in the cabin before the arrest, but they may have been in the area for about a week, Gilley said. The cabin's caretaker alerted law enforcement to their presence and helped them hatch a plan to draw Cummins from the residence unarmed and without Thomas, the cabin's owner told CNN.

When

OPTIONS:
- CNN went outside, investigators were there to arrest him, O'Hare said.
- California went outside, investigators were there to arrest him, O'Hare said.
- Cecilville went outside, investigators were there to arrest him, O'Hare said.
- Cummins went outside, investigators were there to arrest him, O'Hare said.
- Elizabeth Thomas went outside, investigators were there to arrest him, O'Hare said.
- Gilley went outside, investigators were there to arrest him, O'Hare said.
- Mike Gilley went outside, investigators were there to arrest him, O'Hare said.
- Redding went outside, investigators were there to arrest him, O'Hare said.
- Siskiyou County went outside, investigators were there to arrest him, O'Hare said.
- Tad Cummins went outside, investigators were there to arrest him, O'Hare said.
- Tennessee went outside, investigators were there to arrest him, O'Hare said.
- Thomas went outside, investigators were there to arrest him, O'Hare said.
- Yreka went outside, investigators were there to arrest him, O'Hare said.


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(CNN) The cavalry is coming! Not exactly, but the sentiment of reassurance is the same. This week, US Defense Secretary James Mattis arrives in Asia to visit South Korea and Japan. Two stalwart US allies, policymakers in both capitals have nevertheless been shaken by statements Donald Trump made while campaigning for President. None of these was more dramatic than the suggestion that these allies should pay more for US troops or risk having these forces withdrawn. Statements like this played to the worst fears in Seoul and Tokyo that the United States might no longer be a committed ally. It is now Mattis' job to reassure them of US commitments and return the trajectory of alliance relations back to pre-2016 presidential campaign rhetoric.

Mattis needs to reaffirm the decision to deploy the THAAD anti-ballistic missile system in

OPTIONS:
- Asia.
- China.
- Donald Trump.
- James Mattis.
- Japan.
- Jeffrey Hornung.
- Mattis.
- North Korea.
- Seoul.
- South Korea.
- Tokyo.
- US.
- United States.
- Washington.


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She secured her position as the nation's sweetheart thanks to a stint on the X Factor but now Cheryl Fernandez-Versini will have to share the spotlight - and Simon Cowell's attention - with Rita Ora. It has been revealed that Rita, 24, along with Nick Grimshaw, will be joining the ITV talent show for this year's series. So, how will Cheryl, 31, cope with having a younger, equally successful and glamorous co-host? From their endorsements and style to their famous friends and social media followers, FEMAIL investigates each star's selling power to determine who really has the X Factor. She's a best-selling singer, actress, fashion designer, beauty buff and one of the world's best connected stars. And now, she's occupying a coveted seat on the X Factor panel.

In 2010,

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- Cheryl came under fire for her 'tacky' and 'skimpy' dresses, while Dannii Minogue was lauded for her 'edgy and fashion forward' fashion choices and hairstyles.
- Cheryl Fernandez came under fire for her 'tacky' and 'skimpy' dresses, while Dannii Minogue was lauded for her 'edgy and fashion forward' fashion choices and hairstyles.
- FEMAIL came under fire for her 'tacky' and 'skimpy' dresses, while Dannii Minogue was lauded for her 'edgy and fashion forward' fashion choices and hairstyles.
- ITV came under fire for her 'tacky' and 'skimpy' dresses, while Dannii Minogue was lauded for her 'edgy and fashion forward' fashion choices and hairstyles.
- L'Oreal came under fire for her 'tacky' and 'skimpy' dresses, while Dannii Minogue was lauded for her 'edgy and fashion forward' fashion choices and hairstyles.
- Nick Grimshaw came under fire for her 'tacky' and 'skimpy' dresses, while Dannii Minogue was lauded for her 'edgy and fashion forward' fashion choices and hairstyles.
- Rita came under fire for her 'tacky' and 'skimpy' dresses, while Dannii Minogue was lauded for her 'edgy and fashion forward' fashion choices and hairstyles.
- Rita Ora came under fire for her 'tacky' and 'skimpy' dresses, while Dannii Minogue was lauded for her 'edgy and fashion forward' fashion choices and hairstyles.
- Simon Cowell came under fire for her 'tacky' and 'skimpy' dresses, while Dannii Minogue was lauded for her 'edgy and fashion forward' fashion choices and hairstyles.
- Versini came under fire for her 'tacky' and 'skimpy' dresses, while Dannii Minogue was lauded for her 'edgy and fashion forward' fashion choices and hairstyles.
- X Factor came under fire for her 'tacky' and 'skimpy' dresses, while Dannii Minogue was lauded for her 'edgy and fashion forward' fashion choices and hairstyles.


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(CNN) The proportion of Zika-related birth defects during 2016 was nearly 20 times higher than the number seen during the pre-Zika years, according to a new report from the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In particular, brain abnormalities or microcephaly, where a baby's head size is smaller than expected, occurred about 33 times as often in pregnancies with Zika infections than in the pre-Zika years. Zika, a virus transmitted primarily by mosquitoes and unprotected sex, has been spreading around the globe with locally transmitted cases in the US were first reported in Florida and Texas during 2016. Currently, there is no vaccine to prevent infection.

She said pregnant women should not travel to areas where Zika virus transmission and they should also avoid sexual contact with partners who have traveled to areas with

OPTIONS:
- Florida virus transmission.
- Texas virus transmission.
- US virus transmission.
- United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention virus transmission.
- Zika virus transmission.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump is declining to endorse a pair of Republican heavyweights -- House Speaker Paul Ryan and former presidential nominee John McCain -- in their primary fights, another sign of the fractures within the party. Ryan and McCain face long-shot challengers in their respective primary races in Wisconsin and Arizona. Yet their party's presidential nominee would not bless them in an interview with The Washington Post on Tuesday. "I like Paul, but these are horrible times for our country. We need very strong leadership. We need very, very strong leadership. And I'm just not quite there yet. I'm not quite there yet," Trump said of Ryan.

OPTIONS:
- Arizona in particular was harsh, saying Trump did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- CNN in particular was harsh, saying Trump did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- Donald Trump in particular was harsh, saying Trump did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- House in particular was harsh, saying Trump did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- John McCain in particular was harsh, saying Trump did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- McCain in particular was harsh, saying Trump did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- Paul in particular was harsh, saying Trump did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- Paul Ryan in particular was harsh, saying Trump did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- Republican in particular was harsh, saying Trump did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- Ryan in particular was harsh, saying Trump did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- The Washington Post in particular was harsh, saying Trump did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- Trump in particular was harsh, saying Trump did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- Washington in particular was harsh, saying Trump did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."
- Wisconsin in particular was harsh, saying Trump did not have an "unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us."


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Jordan Rhodes has admitted he was left flattered by Middlesbrough’s staggering £14million bid this summer but is keen on continuing to silence his doubters at Blackburn. Championship high-flyers Boro were willing to smash the British transfer record for a player outside the Premier League by enticing Rhodes to the Riverside Stadium ahead of the new campaign. Rhodes told Sportsmail back in July that he ‘was unhappy’ at not being able to speak to Middlesbrough but is now desperate to fire 15th-placed Blackburn back to the top flight. Fulham 2-1 Blackburn - One goal QPR 2-2 Blackburn - One goal Blackburn 3-0 Charlton - Two goals

'But I’m a

OPTIONS:
- Blackburn player and I do enjoy coming in here every day and enjoy going out at three o’clock on a Saturday afternoon and putting on the blue and white shirt.
- Boro player and I do enjoy coming in here every day and enjoy going out at three o’clock on a Saturday afternoon and putting on the blue and white shirt.
- British player and I do enjoy coming in here every day and enjoy going out at three o’clock on a Saturday afternoon and putting on the blue and white shirt.
- Charlton player and I do enjoy coming in here every day and enjoy going out at three o’clock on a Saturday afternoon and putting on the blue and white shirt.
- Fulham player and I do enjoy coming in here every day and enjoy going out at three o’clock on a Saturday afternoon and putting on the blue and white shirt.
- Gary Bowyer player and I do enjoy coming in here every day and enjoy going out at three o’clock on a Saturday afternoon and putting on the blue and white shirt.
- Jordan Rhodes player and I do enjoy coming in here every day and enjoy going out at three o’clock on a Saturday afternoon and putting on the blue and white shirt.
- Middlesbrough player and I do enjoy coming in here every day and enjoy going out at three o’clock on a Saturday afternoon and putting on the blue and white shirt.
- Premier League player and I do enjoy coming in here every day and enjoy going out at three o’clock on a Saturday afternoon and putting on the blue and white shirt.
- QPR player and I do enjoy coming in here every day and enjoy going out at three o’clock on a Saturday afternoon and putting on the blue and white shirt.
- Rhodes player and I do enjoy coming in here every day and enjoy going out at three o’clock on a Saturday afternoon and putting on the blue and white shirt.
- Riverside Stadium player and I do enjoy coming in here every day and enjoy going out at three o’clock on a Saturday afternoon and putting on the blue and white shirt.
- Sky Bet player and I do enjoy coming in here every day and enjoy going out at three o’clock on a Saturday afternoon and putting on the blue and white shirt.
- Sportsmail player and I do enjoy coming in here every day and enjoy going out at three o’clock on a Saturday afternoon and putting on the blue and white shirt.


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It has barely taken any time at all for Chinese counterfeiters to rip-off Apple's latest creation. Fake versions of the Apple Watch can be bought for as little as £25 - despite the fact the real thing will set you back more than 10 times that. The flagship new product was only launched in San Francisco yesterday but knock-offs are already available in China. According to CNN Money, they can be found at Huaqiangbei electronics market in the southern city of Shenzhen, and others are being sold nationwide via popular e-commerce websites. Right down to the digital crown, the fakes mimic the design and style of Apple's new offering.

Following yesterday's announcement of the device's details by the company, a collection of photos depicting homemade

OPTIONS:
- Ai Watch Watches slowly started to appear.
- Apple Watches slowly started to appear.
- Apple Watch Watches slowly started to appear.
- CNN Money Watches slowly started to appear.
- China Watches slowly started to appear.
- Chinese Watches slowly started to appear.
- D-Watch Watches slowly started to appear.
- Huaqiangbei Watches slowly started to appear.
- San Francisco Watches slowly started to appear.
- Shenzhen Watches slowly started to appear.
- Sport Watches slowly started to appear.
- UK Watches slowly started to appear.
- US Watches slowly started to appear.


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Paris (CNN) A 9-year-old South African child diagnosed with HIV when he was 1 month old has been in HIV remission for 8½ years -- without regular treatment. This is the first reported case of a child controlling their HIV infection without drugs in Africa and the third known case globally. Soon after diagnosis, the child was placed on antiretroviral treatment, or ART, for 40 weeks, at which point treatment was stopped and the child's health was monitored. Blood tests in late 2015 revealed the child is in HIV remission, meaning levels of the virus in the blood are undetectable using standard tests. Subsequent testing of samples dating back to the child's infancy confirm remission was achieved soon after treatment was stopped.

We could develop a product given to people in combination with

OPTIONS:
- ART so people can eventually stop ART, said Violari.
- Africa so people can eventually stop ART, said Violari.
- CNN so people can eventually stop ART, said Violari.
- HIV so people can eventually stop ART, said Violari.
- Paris so people can eventually stop ART, said Violari.
- South African so people can eventually stop ART, said Violari.


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Clive Betts, chairman of the Communities and Local Government committee, said Ofsted's 'credibility is on the line' Ofsted's credibility suffered a major blow yesterday when scathing MPs said the inspectorate was partly to blame for the Rotherham child sex abuse scandal. The education and child protection watchdog had given a clean bill of health to the town where as many as 2,000 children were exploited by gangs. Yesterday a Parliamentary committee probing Ofsted’s work there called for urgent inspections of every council in the country with responsibility for child protection – to ensure large-scale abuse isn’t being ignored elsewhere. Clive Betts, chairman of the Communities and Local Government committee, said Ofsted’s ‘credibility is on the line’.

‘We conclude that the experience of whistleblowers at

OPTIONS:
- Clive Betts was the antithesis of what a good whistleblowers policy should be,’ the MPs said.
- Communities and Local Government committee was the antithesis of what a good whistleblowers policy should be,’ the MPs said.
- Ofsted was the antithesis of what a good whistleblowers policy should be,’ the MPs said.
- Rotherham was the antithesis of what a good whistleblowers policy should be,’ the MPs said.
- Trojan Horse was the antithesis of what a good whistleblowers policy should be,’ the MPs said.


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(CNN) Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid ripped into Donald Trump on Thursday, calling the Republican presidential nominee a "spoiled brat," "a con artist" and a "human leech who will bleed the country." Reid made the remarks on the Senate floor, where he cited a recent cover story in Newsweek that raised questions about a potential Trump presidency based on his international business ties. The story, written by Kurt Eichenwald, said Trump would be the "most conflicted president in American history" if elected, as "almost every foreign policy decision he makes will raise serious conflicts of interest and ethical quagmires." Reid began his remarks by expressing concern "about the integrity and the security of democracy in America."

He is asking us to let him get rich scamming

OPTIONS:
- America."
- American."
- CNN."
- Donald Trump."
- Harry Reid."
- Kurt Eichenwald."
- Newsweek."
- Reid."
- Republican."
- Senate."
- Trump."


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Murder: Pennie Davis, left, was killed by a homeless petty crook who was hired by her ex-lover's son A career criminal hired a hitman to murder his stepmother for just £1,500 after she threatened to accuse him of being a paedophile. Benjamin Carr, 22, harboured a burning hatred of mother-of-five Pennie Davis, 47, during her six-year relationship with his father. He ordered fellow drug dealer Justin Robertson, 36, to kill her after she threatened to tell police he sexually assaulted young girls eight years earlier. Mrs Davis was discovered in a pool of blood by her new husband after she was stabbed while tending her horses in the New Forest. But Carr was caught after the killer accidentally left his car keys beside her body and was forced to call a friend to pick him up from the isolated spot.

Police were quickly on the trail of those responsible and discovered Robertson, of no fixed abode, agreed to murder the victim at the request of

OPTIONS:
- Benjamin Carr.
- Carr.
- Davis.
- Justin Robertson.
- New Forest.
- Pennie Davis.
- Robertson.


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(CNN) -- If Japanese starlet Minami Minegishi's shaven head and tearful mea culpa looked more like a disgraced samurai trying to retrieve his honor, then it owes much to Japanese pop phenomenon "AKB48's" military structure. Complete with four main divisions of girl performers, the J-pop sensation have their own theater training camps, a sub-corps of as many as 14 sister groups, a rigid order of succession and a strict code of conduct. The bubblegum empire even has foreign territorial ambitions, with a base set to be established in Singapore and sister groups now located in Indonesia, Taiwan and China. But on Friday, Minegishi's tearful admission that she had broken the group's "no romance" bushido revealed serious cracks in the faÃ§ade of J-pop's standing army.

"Misbehavior," as it's deemed in the group, merits expulsion or in the case of

OPTIONS:
- AKB48, demotion.
- CNN, demotion.
- China, demotion.
- Indonesia, demotion.
- Japanese, demotion.
- Minami Minegishi, demotion.
- Minegishi, demotion.
- Singapore, demotion.
- Taiwan, demotion.
- Yasushi Akimoto, demotion.
- YouTube, demotion.
- faÃ§ade, demotion.


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(CNN) Many Americans struggle to manage the demands of work, family, and wellbeing in their busy lives. They expect us, as US senators, to carry their voices to Washington and craft legislation that is responsive to their concerns. Health care is one of the most urgent issues for American families. It is about ensuring a sick child or elderly parent has the treatment they need. It should have nothing to do with partisan politics. But this year too many Americans have been inundated with headlines about plans to take away their health care, including this week's news that Republicans want to repeal the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate as part of their tax bill. This would lead to an estimated 13 million people losing insurance.

OPTIONS:
- Affordable Care Act want both parties to work together on real solutions that lower costs and increase choice without exploding our debt or upending lives.
- American want both parties to work together on real solutions that lower costs and increase choice without exploding our debt or upending lives.
- Americans want both parties to work together on real solutions that lower costs and increase choice without exploding our debt or upending lives.
- Medicare want both parties to work together on real solutions that lower costs and increase choice without exploding our debt or upending lives.
- Republicans want both parties to work together on real solutions that lower costs and increase choice without exploding our debt or upending lives.
- US want both parties to work together on real solutions that lower costs and increase choice without exploding our debt or upending lives.
- Washington want both parties to work together on real solutions that lower costs and increase choice without exploding our debt or upending lives.


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A Shuttle America flight attendant 'will no longer serve United customers' following an investigation into a Muslim chaplain's complaint of discriminatory treatment during a flight, an airline spokesman said Wednesday. In an email to The Associated Press, United spokesman Charles Hobart said the airline 'does not tolerate behavior that is discriminatory — or that appears to be discriminatory — against our customers or employees.' The statement came five days after Northwestern University chaplain Tahera Ahmad said a flight attendant declined her request for an unopened can of Diet Coke because it could be used as a weapon. The flight was operated by Shuttle America for United.

OPTIONS:
- Ahmad previously issued a statement that described the incident as 'a misunderstanding regarding a can of diet soda.'
- Charles Hobart previously issued a statement that described the incident as 'a misunderstanding regarding a can of diet soda.'
- Chicago previously issued a statement that described the incident as 'a misunderstanding regarding a can of diet soda.'
- D.C. previously issued a statement that described the incident as 'a misunderstanding regarding a can of diet soda.'
- Diet Coke previously issued a statement that described the incident as 'a misunderstanding regarding a can of diet soda.'
- Muslim previously issued a statement that described the incident as 'a misunderstanding regarding a can of diet soda.'
- Northwestern University previously issued a statement that described the incident as 'a misunderstanding regarding a can of diet soda.'
- Shuttle America previously issued a statement that described the incident as 'a misunderstanding regarding a can of diet soda.'
- Tahera Ahmad previously issued a statement that described the incident as 'a misunderstanding regarding a can of diet soda.'
- The Associated Press previously issued a statement that described the incident as 'a misunderstanding regarding a can of diet soda.'
- United previously issued a statement that described the incident as 'a misunderstanding regarding a can of diet soda.'
- Washington previously issued a statement that described the incident as 'a misunderstanding regarding a can of diet soda.'


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(CNN) Can you imagine how beautiful it might be to witness snow falling on the rust-colored surface of Mars or a steady rain of glittering diamonds on blue Neptune? No, these aren't images from Prince or David Bowie's lyric journals or scenes from some galactic version of "Game of Thrones." Rather, two studies published this week suggest what weather might be like on Mars, Neptune and Uranus. Martian snow by night The Phoenix Mars Lander detected snowfall on the Red Planet in 2009 using a laser instrument to observe how the atmosphere and surface interact. But the other rovers and landers that we've sent to Mars haven't been equipped with this tool.

Scientists have hypothesized that high-pressure conditions on Uranus and

OPTIONS:
- David Bowie could squeeze hydrogen and carbon together, creating diamond rain.
- Game of Thrones could squeeze hydrogen and carbon together, creating diamond rain.
- Mars could squeeze hydrogen and carbon together, creating diamond rain.
- Martian could squeeze hydrogen and carbon together, creating diamond rain.
- Neptune could squeeze hydrogen and carbon together, creating diamond rain.
- Phoenix Mars Lander could squeeze hydrogen and carbon together, creating diamond rain.
- Red Planet could squeeze hydrogen and carbon together, creating diamond rain.
- Uranus could squeeze hydrogen and carbon together, creating diamond rain.


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Former Manchester United and Arsenal striker Robin van Persie has found his Turkish adventure is not quite going to plan. The Dutchman, 32, was dropped for Fenerbahce's 2-1 win over Bursaspor on Sunday and while he netted the winner, he made it known he was not happy to start on the bench. Van Persie  had gone three matches without a goal, including last Thursday night's humiliating 3-1 defeat at home by Molde. 'To be honest, I am not very happy at this moment,' he told Lig TV after the match. 'I was not happy that I started on the bench. I am fully fit, physically very well and able to play for 90 minutes.

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal's Portuguese coach Vitor Pereira played down Van Persie's frustration.
- Bursaspor's Portuguese coach Vitor Pereira played down Van Persie's frustration.
- Dutchman's Portuguese coach Vitor Pereira played down Van Persie's frustration.
- Fener's Portuguese coach Vitor Pereira played down Van Persie's frustration.
- Fenerbahce's Portuguese coach Vitor Pereira played down Van Persie's frustration.
- Lig TV's Portuguese coach Vitor Pereira played down Van Persie's frustration.
- Manchester United's Portuguese coach Vitor Pereira played down Van Persie's frustration.
- Molde's Portuguese coach Vitor Pereira played down Van Persie's frustration.
- Robin van Persie's Portuguese coach Vitor Pereira played down Van Persie's frustration.
- Turkish's Portuguese coach Vitor Pereira played down Van Persie's frustration.
- Van Persie's Portuguese coach Vitor Pereira played down Van Persie's frustration.


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(CNN) The Trump White House is at once decidedly leaky and totally unknowable. We know there's lots of jockeying and infighting among President Trump's top advisers, but what we don't really know is what specific roles each of them play or who, at any given time, has the President's ear. Enter Eric Trump. The second youngest of the male Trump offspring, Eric gave an interview to The Telegraph newspaper in which he offers a telling glimpse into the role his sister, Ivanka, plays vis-a-vis the other advisers in his father's orbit. Here's what he told the paper: "Ivanka is by his side in Washington. She is not involved in everything. I think she comes and goes with issues she deeply cares about but when you get to a certain level of power a lot of times, and you see this in business too, a lot of times people will say yes just because you happen to be the boss....

But, seen against the backdrop of

OPTIONS:
- Eric's first 80-plus days in the White House, Eric Trump's comments about his sister's role are far more intriguing.
- Eric Trump's first 80-plus days in the White House, Eric Trump's comments about his sister's role are far more intriguing.
- Ivanka's first 80-plus days in the White House, Eric Trump's comments about his sister's role are far more intriguing.
- Ivanka Trump's first 80-plus days in the White House, Eric Trump's comments about his sister's role are far more intriguing.
- The Telegraph's first 80-plus days in the White House, Eric Trump's comments about his sister's role are far more intriguing.
- Trump's first 80-plus days in the White House, Eric Trump's comments about his sister's role are far more intriguing.
- Trump White House's first 80-plus days in the White House, Eric Trump's comments about his sister's role are far more intriguing.
- Washington's first 80-plus days in the White House, Eric Trump's comments about his sister's role are far more intriguing.
- White House's first 80-plus days in the White House, Eric Trump's comments about his sister's role are far more intriguing.


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

Washington (CNN) -- Democrats aiming to keep the Senate are facing tough odds in next week's election with their chances depending on convincing a surge of women and African-Americans to vote. Both sets of voters will be vital in two of the crucial races — in North Carolina and Iowa — which new CNN polls show are headed for photo-finishes with only three days of campaigning left. Republicans are especially bullish in Iowa, where their candidate, Iraq war veteran Joni Ernst, leads Bruce Braley by 49% to 47% for a Senate seat Democrats have held for nearly 30 years. Braley leads among women voters by 12 points in the CNN/ORC International survey — but Ernst does three points better than that among men and also dominates the potentially decisive bloc of rural voters.

Early voting is especially crucial for the

OPTIONS:
- Braley, because their base voters are historically less prone to show up in midterm elections.
- Bruce Braley, because their base voters are historically less prone to show up in midterm elections.
- CNN, because their base voters are historically less prone to show up in midterm elections.
- Democrats, because their base voters are historically less prone to show up in midterm elections.
- Ernst, because their base voters are historically less prone to show up in midterm elections.
- Iowa, because their base voters are historically less prone to show up in midterm elections.
- Iraq, because their base voters are historically less prone to show up in midterm elections.
- Joni Ernst, because their base voters are historically less prone to show up in midterm elections.
- New England, because their base voters are historically less prone to show up in midterm elections.
- North Carolina, because their base voters are historically less prone to show up in midterm elections.
- ORC International, because their base voters are historically less prone to show up in midterm elections.
- Obama, because their base voters are historically less prone to show up in midterm elections.
- Republicans, because their base voters are historically less prone to show up in midterm elections.
- Senate, because their base voters are historically less prone to show up in midterm elections.
- Washington, because their base voters are historically less prone to show up in midterm elections.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- A two-year legal battle over who was responsible for Michael Jackson's sudden death came to a dramatic close Monday as a California jury found Dr. Conrad Murray guilty of involuntary manslaughter. Dr. Murray appeared to show no emotion as the verdict was read by court clerk Sammi Benson, but La Toya Jackson, the late pop icon's sister, let out a loud, but short, scream. A loud celebration erupted among Jackson fans outside of the downtown Los Angeles County courthouse, where emotions ran so high at least one woman fainted. Murray was immediately handcuffed and taken away by deputies after Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor denied bail.

Murray served as Jackson's personal physician as Jackson prepared for his comeback concerts, with

OPTIONS:
- CNN giving him the surgical anesthetic propofol to help him sleep nearly every night for the last two months of his life, according to testimony.
- California giving him the surgical anesthetic propofol to help him sleep nearly every night for the last two months of his life, according to testimony.
- Conrad Murray giving him the surgical anesthetic propofol to help him sleep nearly every night for the last two months of his life, according to testimony.
- Jackson giving him the surgical anesthetic propofol to help him sleep nearly every night for the last two months of his life, according to testimony.
- La Toya Jackson giving him the surgical anesthetic propofol to help him sleep nearly every night for the last two months of his life, according to testimony.
- Los Angeles giving him the surgical anesthetic propofol to help him sleep nearly every night for the last two months of his life, according to testimony.
- Los Angeles County giving him the surgical anesthetic propofol to help him sleep nearly every night for the last two months of his life, according to testimony.
- Los Angeles County Superior Court giving him the surgical anesthetic propofol to help him sleep nearly every night for the last two months of his life, according to testimony.
- Michael Jackson giving him the surgical anesthetic propofol to help him sleep nearly every night for the last two months of his life, according to testimony.
- Michael Pastor giving him the surgical anesthetic propofol to help him sleep nearly every night for the last two months of his life, according to testimony.
- Murray giving him the surgical anesthetic propofol to help him sleep nearly every night for the last two months of his life, according to testimony.
- Sammi Benson giving him the surgical anesthetic propofol to help him sleep nearly every night for the last two months of his life, according to testimony.


How does this story end?

(CNN) A man with autism, who was sitting next to his unarmed caregiver when police shot the latter in Florida, is so traumatized by the incident, he's not eating or sleeping, his family says. Arnaldo Eliud Rios Soto, 26, wandered away from his group home in North Miami last week -- and became the latest image of the national debate about police shootings of unarmed men. Charles Kinsey, his behavior therapist, was trying to help him Monday when police responded to a 911 call about a suicidal man with a gun. A cell phone video released later showed Kinsey lying on the ground, his hands up in the air, while Rios sat nearby.

Kinsey said police shot him as he appealed to the officers that

OPTIONS:
- Arnaldo Eliud Rios Soto had autism, and he was not holding a weapon.
- Charles Kinsey had autism, and he was not holding a weapon.
- Florida had autism, and he was not holding a weapon.
- Kinsey had autism, and he was not holding a weapon.
- North Miami had autism, and he was not holding a weapon.
- Rios had autism, and he was not holding a weapon.


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A grand jury investigating the 2012 rape of a 16-year-old girl in Steubenville, Ohio, and educators' responses to a separate rape allegation in the city that year has led to the indictment of four school employees, including the school superintendent, who faces felony charges, Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine announced Monday. Steubenville City Schools Superintendent Michael McVey faces three felony counts: one charge of tampering with evidence and two counts of obstructing justice. He also is charged with making a false statement and obstructing official business, both misdemeanors, DeWine said. Also indicted were an elementary school principal, Lynnett Gorman, and wrestling coach Seth Fluharty, both of whom are charged with misdemeanor failure to report child abuse. Volunteer assistant Steubenville football coach Matt Belardine was charged with four misdemeanors: allowing underage drinking, obstructing official business, making a false statement and contributing to the unruliness or delinquency of a child.

He said

OPTIONS:
- DeWine is not guilty, but she now risks losing her teaching administrative credentials.
- Lynnett Gorman is not guilty, but she now risks losing her teaching administrative credentials.
- Matt Belardine is not guilty, but she now risks losing her teaching administrative credentials.
- Michael McVey is not guilty, but she now risks losing her teaching administrative credentials.
- Mike DeWine is not guilty, but she now risks losing her teaching administrative credentials.
- Ohio is not guilty, but she now risks losing her teaching administrative credentials.
- Seth Fluharty is not guilty, but she now risks losing her teaching administrative credentials.
- Steubenville is not guilty, but she now risks losing her teaching administrative credentials.
- Steubenville City Schools is not guilty, but she now risks losing her teaching administrative credentials.


How does this story end?

(CNN) Indonesian President Joko Widodo has postponed his trip to Australia following the violent protest that erupted Friday in Jakarta. Widodo informed Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull of his decision Saturday and instructed his Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi to reschedule his visit, according to a statement released from the palace. Violent clashes erupted in Jakarta on Friday as protesters demanding the ouster of the city's governor, who has been accused of blasphemy against Muslims, clashed with police, CNN Indonesia reported. Gov. Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, commonly known as Ahok, is alleged to have insulted Islam by criticizing his opponents' use of a Quranic verse in a stump speech. Ahok is a member of Indonesia's Christian minority.

The protesters called for Ahok's death, shouting "kill Ahok" and "kill

OPTIONS:
- Ahok for insulting Islam."
- Australia for insulting Islam."
- Basuki Tjahaja Purnama for insulting Islam."
- CNN Indonesia for insulting Islam."
- Christian for insulting Islam."
- Indonesia for insulting Islam."
- Indonesian for insulting Islam."
- Islam for insulting Islam."
- Jakarta for insulting Islam."
- Joko Widodo for insulting Islam."
- Malcolm Turnbull for insulting Islam."
- Muslims for insulting Islam."
- Quranic for insulting Islam."
- Retno Marsudi for insulting Islam."
- Widodo for insulting Islam."


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) Boxing legend Muhammad Ali will be laid to rest Friday, one week after he died at age 74. Ali had been publicly battling Parkinson's disease for more than three decades, so it came as a surprise to many that his official cause of death, according to family spokesman Bob Gunnell, was "septic shock due to unspecified natural causes." "Sepsis is the body's overwhelming and life-threatening response to an infection, which can lead to tissue damage, organ failure and death," according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "A direct link from Parkinson's to sepsis is a long jump. However, there are several features of Parkinson's -- especially later in the course of the illness -- that can place a patient at higher risk for [developing] an infection, which can get into the bloodstream and cause them to become septic," said Dr. Michael S. Okun, national medical director of the National Parkinson Foundation.

"

OPTIONS:
- Ali is a common complication of people hospitalized for other reasons."
- Bob Gunnell is a common complication of people hospitalized for other reasons."
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is a common complication of people hospitalized for other reasons."
- Michael S. Okun is a common complication of people hospitalized for other reasons."
- Muhammad Ali is a common complication of people hospitalized for other reasons."
- National Parkinson Foundation is a common complication of people hospitalized for other reasons."
- Parkinson is a common complication of people hospitalized for other reasons."
- Sepsis is a common complication of people hospitalized for other reasons."


Complete the passage.

Fox News is slapping back saying Donald Trump didn't dump them, but they ditched The Donald first. 'At 11: 45 a.m. today, we canceled Donald Trump's scheduled appearance on The O'Reilly Factor on Thursday, which resulted in Mr. Trump's subsequent tweet about his "boycott" of Fox News,' a spokesperson for the network said. Trump has been on a Fox News tear again this week, letting it rip on Bill O'Reilly yesterday, calling his show 'boring' and full of 'Trump haters.' He then moved to Megyn Kelly last night, saying she was 'highly overrated.' He crescendoed his assault at 12:02 p.m. today, announcing on Twitter that he 'won't be doing any more Fox shows for the foreseeable future,' because, he said, he was treated 'unfairly.'

The offending segment on Kelly's show seems to be a discussion

OPTIONS:
- Bill O'Reilly had with Fox News' Brit Hume.
- Donald had with Fox News' Brit Hume.
- Donald Trump had with Fox News' Brit Hume.
- Fox had with Fox News' Brit Hume.
- Fox News had with Fox News' Brit Hume.
- Megyn Kelly had with Fox News' Brit Hume.
- The O'Reilly Factor had with Fox News' Brit Hume.
- Trump had with Fox News' Brit Hume.
- Twitter had with Fox News' Brit Hume.


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

One of the world's weirdest fish has been captured making a rare appearance near the surface. With its bulbous eyes, flat body and tiny fins, the Mola Mola is an unusual sight in the blue waters of California. But short of shying away from the camera the fish appeared to strike a pose. The photographs of the bizarre-looking ocean sunfish were taken by experienced diver Daniel Botelho. Scroll down for video One of the world's weirdest fish - a Mola Mola - has been captured making a rare appearance above the water by diver Daniel Botelho in San Diego, California

OPTIONS:
- California, or Mola Mola, are the heaviest  bony fish in the world.
- Daniel Botelho, or Mola Mola, are the heaviest  bony fish in the world.
- Mola Mola, or Mola Mola, are the heaviest  bony fish in the world.
- San Diego, or Mola Mola, are the heaviest  bony fish in the world.


How does this story end?

When eight-year-old Mohammed bin Ahmed Jaber Al Harbi approached the Queen for a handshake at the Derby, he melted hearts around the world. Now, the little boy has returned to the UK for  Royal Ascot and appeared clutching the hand of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Makhtoum, the 65-year-old Emir of Dubai. Walking right behind him was his 'best friend', the emirate's dapper Crown Prince Hamdan, 32, and the royal's step-mother, Princess Haya of Jordan, 41. Mohammed is the son of Ahmed Jaber 'AJ' Al Harbi, a close friend of the Emirati prince, and spends much of his time travelling the world with his father and the royal.

Indeed, this is the eight-year-old's second visit to

OPTIONS:
- Ahmed Jaber 'AJ, having been part of the party to take part in last year's event.
- Al Harbi, having been part of the party to take part in last year's event.
- Derby, having been part of the party to take part in last year's event.
- Dubai, having been part of the party to take part in last year's event.
- Emirati, having been part of the party to take part in last year's event.
- Haya, having been part of the party to take part in last year's event.
- Jordan, having been part of the party to take part in last year's event.
- Little, having been part of the party to take part in last year's event.
- Mohammed, having been part of the party to take part in last year's event.
- Mohammed bin Ahmed Jaber Al Harbi, having been part of the party to take part in last year's event.
- Mohammed bin Rashid Al Makhtoum, having been part of the party to take part in last year's event.
- Prince Hamdan, having been part of the party to take part in last year's event.
- Royal Ascot, having been part of the party to take part in last year's event.
- UK, having been part of the party to take part in last year's event.


Steven Finn believes he has rediscovered the form that made him one of the most exciting fast-bowling prospects in England. Finn was overlooked for the West Indies tour, but has spent time since the World Cup working on his run-up – and watching videos of his best spells as a reminder of why he became the youngest English bowler to take 50 Test wickets. ‘I’ve had my trials and tribulations over the last 12 months,’ he said. ‘But I feel everything at the crease is as I want it to be. Steven Finn believes he's regained his previous best form and is ready to push for an England place

I’m gutted I’m not in the

OPTIONS:
- England, but this is the next best thing.’
- English, but this is the next best thing.’
- Finn, but this is the next best thing.’
- Middlesex, but this is the next best thing.’
- Steven Finn, but this is the next best thing.’
- West Indies, but this is the next best thing.’
- World Cup, but this is the next best thing.’


(CNN) President Donald Trump and his national security team are scheduled to meet next week to discuss US strategy for Afghanistan, Pakistan and India, according to two administration officials familiar with the latest thinking. While the meetings could be delayed or rescheduled, the officials told CNN that the ongoing review appears to be drawing to a close. On Friday the Pentagon announced that the US killed Abu Sayed, the leader of ISIS-Khorasan, the terror group's Afghanistan affiliate in a drone strike on Tuesday. But there are major challenges ahead, and Defense Secretary James Mattis has been framing the internal discussions inside the administration as a "South Asia strategy." It encompasses a way ahead in Afghanistan, including the possibility of sending more troops, but also a look at new ideas for dealing with Pakistan, which the US believes is supporting or turning a blind eye to a number of terror groups operating inside the country.

Officials also say a discussion has opened up about whether there are new military as well as non-military options for defeating

OPTIONS:
- Abu Sayed globally, including in enclaves in Afghanistan.
- Afghanistan globally, including in enclaves in Afghanistan.
- CNN globally, including in enclaves in Afghanistan.
- Defense globally, including in enclaves in Afghanistan.
- Donald Trump globally, including in enclaves in Afghanistan.
- ISIS globally, including in enclaves in Afghanistan.
- India globally, including in enclaves in Afghanistan.
- James Mattis globally, including in enclaves in Afghanistan.
- Khorasan globally, including in enclaves in Afghanistan.
- Mattis globally, including in enclaves in Afghanistan.
- Pakistan globally, including in enclaves in Afghanistan.
- Pentagon globally, including in enclaves in Afghanistan.
- South Asia globally, including in enclaves in Afghanistan.
- Trump globally, including in enclaves in Afghanistan.
- US globally, including in enclaves in Afghanistan.


How does this story end?

(CNN) Republican leaders in the Virginia House of Delegates argue in legal motions that Democratic efforts to compel a circuit court to reconsider its decision allowing a questionable ballot to be recounted are frivolous and are delaying the organization of the new House for the coming legislative year. The decision forced the 94th District race between incumbent Republican David Yancey and Democrat challenger Shelly Simonds into a tie. That set the stage for a historic lot draw where the names of both candidates would be placed into film canisters and then drawn from a bowl, with the winner the first name drawn.

If

OPTIONS:
- 94th District is declared the winner, the House would be split 50-50 between the parties and they would share power.
- CNN is declared the winner, the House would be split 50-50 between the parties and they would share power.
- Court is declared the winner, the House would be split 50-50 between the parties and they would share power.
- David Yancey is declared the winner, the House would be split 50-50 between the parties and they would share power.
- Democrat is declared the winner, the House would be split 50-50 between the parties and they would share power.
- Democratic is declared the winner, the House would be split 50-50 between the parties and they would share power.
- House is declared the winner, the House would be split 50-50 between the parties and they would share power.
- House of Delegates is declared the winner, the House would be split 50-50 between the parties and they would share power.
- Republican is declared the winner, the House would be split 50-50 between the parties and they would share power.
- Shelly Simonds is declared the winner, the House would be split 50-50 between the parties and they would share power.
- Virginia House of Delegates is declared the winner, the House would be split 50-50 between the parties and they would share power.


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

(CNN) By the thousands people are leaving their porch lights on -- in Minnesota and other parts of the country -- for the child who never came home. The lights are being left on through the holiday weekend in memory of Jacob Wetterling, a Minnesota boy who was abducted 27 years ago. Local authorities announced Saturday that his remains had been found. Jacob, who was 11, disappeared on a dark road in central Minnesota on the night of October 22, 1989. Since then, his whereabouts had been unknown. His mother, Patty Wetterling, became an advocate for families of missing children. The family described being in "deep grief. We didn't want Jacob's story to end this way."

Another person wrote: "

OPTIONS:
- Jacob loves you and your family," in a tweet addressed to Jacob's mother.
- Jacob Wetterling loves you and your family," in a tweet addressed to Jacob's mother.
- Minnesota loves you and your family," in a tweet addressed to Jacob's mother.
- Patty Wetterling loves you and your family," in a tweet addressed to Jacob's mother.
- Wetterling loves you and your family," in a tweet addressed to Jacob's mother.


Complete the passage.

New York (CNN) Officer Peter Liang, who shot and killed an unarmed man in a New York housing project stairwell in 2014, was found guilty of manslaughter and official misconduct on Thursday. As the verdict was read, Liang dropped his head -- his hands around the back of his neck -- as one of his attorneys comforted him. The rookie cop was fired after the highly unusual conviction of a police officer for the shooting death of a civilian. Officer Shaun Landau, Liang's partner the night Akai Gurley, 28, was shot, was fired Friday, the New York Police Department announced. Landau, who was not charged with a crime, had been on modified assignment. He testified for the prosecution in the trial.

OPTIONS:
- Akai Gurley gave tearful testimony on the stand Monday, just before both sides rested in the case.
- CNN gave tearful testimony on the stand Monday, just before both sides rested in the case.
- Landau gave tearful testimony on the stand Monday, just before both sides rested in the case.
- Liang gave tearful testimony on the stand Monday, just before both sides rested in the case.
- New York gave tearful testimony on the stand Monday, just before both sides rested in the case.
- New York Police Department gave tearful testimony on the stand Monday, just before both sides rested in the case.
- Peter Liang gave tearful testimony on the stand Monday, just before both sides rested in the case.
- Shaun Landau gave tearful testimony on the stand Monday, just before both sides rested in the case.


Complete the passage.

Houston (CNN) -- Aviation fans have already named it Dreamliner 2.0. No longer grounded for safety concerns, Boeing's embattled 787 Dreamliner now has a few things to prove. Monday might be a good day to start. That's when domestic Dreamliner flights return to America's airways. At 11 a.m., United Flight 1 is scheduled to depart Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport for Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. The airline plans to roll out additional 787 flights throughout the week. Some international carriers have already resumed Dreamliner service. For aviation enthusiasts it's kind of a big deal. As word spreads of Dreamliner's return, travel advisers report they're getting calls from curious fliers looking to connect with one of United's six 787s at Dreamliner hubs.

OPTIONS:
- 787 Dreamliner's cabin pressure is set to the equivalent of 6,000 feet above sea level -- compared to the traditional setting of 8,000 feet.
- America's cabin pressure is set to the equivalent of 6,000 feet above sea level -- compared to the traditional setting of 8,000 feet.
- Boeing's cabin pressure is set to the equivalent of 6,000 feet above sea level -- compared to the traditional setting of 8,000 feet.
- CNN's cabin pressure is set to the equivalent of 6,000 feet above sea level -- compared to the traditional setting of 8,000 feet.
- Chicago's cabin pressure is set to the equivalent of 6,000 feet above sea level -- compared to the traditional setting of 8,000 feet.
- Dreamliner's cabin pressure is set to the equivalent of 6,000 feet above sea level -- compared to the traditional setting of 8,000 feet.
- FAA's cabin pressure is set to the equivalent of 6,000 feet above sea level -- compared to the traditional setting of 8,000 feet.
- George Bush Intercontinental Airport's cabin pressure is set to the equivalent of 6,000 feet above sea level -- compared to the traditional setting of 8,000 feet.
- Houston's cabin pressure is set to the equivalent of 6,000 feet above sea level -- compared to the traditional setting of 8,000 feet.
- O'Hare International Airport's cabin pressure is set to the equivalent of 6,000 feet above sea level -- compared to the traditional setting of 8,000 feet.
- U.S.'s cabin pressure is set to the equivalent of 6,000 feet above sea level -- compared to the traditional setting of 8,000 feet.
- United's cabin pressure is set to the equivalent of 6,000 feet above sea level -- compared to the traditional setting of 8,000 feet.
- United Flight 1's cabin pressure is set to the equivalent of 6,000 feet above sea level -- compared to the traditional setting of 8,000 feet.


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(CNN) A mother contemplates how she does her food shopping amid shortages and high inflation in Venezuela: Whatever is cheapest in the season is what her children eat, substituting one thing for another and in much smaller portions than before. "What I have at home is enough to give them a plain arepa, and it's very little for each one," the woman, Grecia Gonzalez, told CNN en Español, referring to the traditional white corn cakes. "And for me, I don't care about going without eating. As a mother you're always thinking about feeding (your children)." New data from an annual national survey by three of Venezuela's major universities and other research groups has found that Gonzalez's experience is becoming more common in the oil-rich South American country.

And like Gonzalez and her children, the survey found more

OPTIONS:
- CNN en Español are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.
- Gonzalez are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.
- Grecia Gonzalez are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.
- South American are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.
- Venezuela are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.
- Venezuelans are skipping meals and the percentage of malnourished is growing.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) Leaseholder Derick Almena and tenant Max Harris each were charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in the December fire at Oakland's Ghost Ship warehouse, said Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O'Malley. The blaze broke out during an electronic dance party, killing those who could not escape from the dilapidated two-story warehouse. One of two exits to get away from the fire had been blocked, authorities said. O'Malley told reporters on Monday that the two men "knowingly created a fire trap with inadequate means of escape. They then filled that area with human beings and are now facing the consequences of their action."

The probable cause document said

OPTIONS:
- Alameda County "allowed and encouraged tenants to use nonconventional building materials that he collected to create their living spaces.
- CNN "allowed and encouraged tenants to use nonconventional building materials that he collected to create their living spaces.
- DA "allowed and encouraged tenants to use nonconventional building materials that he collected to create their living spaces.
- Derick Almena "allowed and encouraged tenants to use nonconventional building materials that he collected to create their living spaces.
- Ghost Ship "allowed and encouraged tenants to use nonconventional building materials that he collected to create their living spaces.
- Max Harris "allowed and encouraged tenants to use nonconventional building materials that he collected to create their living spaces.
- Nancy O'Malley "allowed and encouraged tenants to use nonconventional building materials that he collected to create their living spaces.
- O'Malley "allowed and encouraged tenants to use nonconventional building materials that he collected to create their living spaces.
- Oakland "allowed and encouraged tenants to use nonconventional building materials that he collected to create their living spaces.


Write the next sentence.

Liverpool defender Glen Johnson looks certain to leave Anfield when his contract expires this summer as he looks at clubs which he feels could help 'turn around his career'. Johnson was a late substitute in Liverpool's 1-0 win over Swansea City on Monday night but is already looking for a new club despite Brendan Rodgers' attempts to keep hold of the England full back. It seems likely that Johnson will follow the example of fellow English full back Ashley Cole and opt for a move abroad when his deal expires, though there is a chance he could stay in the Barclays Premier League is the right move comes up.

Ashley Cole (right) moved to Roma last summer and

OPTIONS:
- Anfield could join him in what is a 'lovely place'
- Ashley Cole could join him in what is a 'lovely place'
- Barclays Premier League could join him in what is a 'lovely place'
- Brendan Rodgers could join him in what is a 'lovely place'
- England could join him in what is a 'lovely place'
- English could join him in what is a 'lovely place'
- Glen Johnson could join him in what is a 'lovely place'
- Johnson could join him in what is a 'lovely place'
- Liverpool could join him in what is a 'lovely place'
- Roma could join him in what is a 'lovely place'
- Rome could join him in what is a 'lovely place'
- Swansea City could join him in what is a 'lovely place'


Complete the passage.

This is the emotional moment a South Carolina Republican Rep fought back tears to deliver an impassioned speech imploring her colleagues to vote to take down the Confederate flag by Friday. Jenny Horne wept as she scolded members of her own party for trying to stall the debate over removing the flag from the Capitol grounds and reminded her colleagues she was a descendant of Confederate President Jefferson Davis. 'I cannot believe that we do not have the heart in this body to do something meaningful such as take a symbol of hate off these grounds on Friday,' Horne screamed into a microphone.

She said later during a break she didn't intend to speak but got frustrated with fellow

OPTIONS:
- Capitol.
- Confederate.
- Horne.
- House.
- Jefferson Davis.
- Jenny Horne.
- Republican.
- Republican Rep.
- Republicans.
- South Carolina.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Drum roll ... George Alexander Louis! The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge announced Wednesday that they've named their new bundle of joy. The tot "will be known as His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge," according to Clarence House, the official residence of heirs to the throne. iReport: Do you have a traditional family name? Earlier Wednesday, word came that the couple are doing what new parents do: They are enjoying some incredibly sweet moments alone with their baby. The official statement said William and Catherine are now down to the business of getting "to know their son." The parents and the perhaps future king left Kensington Palace in London by car around lunchtime, UK media reported. The couple has been mum about their immediate schedules.

William's name was announced a few days after birth; his brother

OPTIONS:
- British's upon leaving the hospital.
- Cambridge's upon leaving the hospital.
- Catherine's upon leaving the hospital.
- Clarence House's upon leaving the hospital.
- Duchess's upon leaving the hospital.
- Duchess of Cambridge's upon leaving the hospital.
- Duke's upon leaving the hospital.
- George Alexander Louis's upon leaving the hospital.
- Harry's upon leaving the hospital.
- His Royal Highness's upon leaving the hospital.
- Kensington Palace's upon leaving the hospital.
- London's upon leaving the hospital.
- Prince George's upon leaving the hospital.
- Queen Elizabeth II's upon leaving the hospital.
- UK's upon leaving the hospital.
- William's upon leaving the hospital.
- iReport's upon leaving the hospital.


Complete the passage.

Throngs of mourners gathered Thursday morning at a South Carolina church for the first funeral for victims of the Charleston massacre, followed by an emotional burial ceremony where some family members gave the Black Power salute over a slain grandmother's coffin. The first funeral was for 70-year-old Ethel Lance, a Charleston native who had been a member of the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, where the shooting occurred June 17, for most of her life. She served as a sexton at the church for the last five years, helping to keep the historic building clean, and she loved gospel music.

OPTIONS:
- Al Sharpton appeared crestfallen as she clutched a white tissue tightly in her hand.
- Black Power appeared crestfallen as she clutched a white tissue tightly in her hand.
- Charleston appeared crestfallen as she clutched a white tissue tightly in her hand.
- Emanuel AME Church appeared crestfallen as she clutched a white tissue tightly in her hand.
- Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church appeared crestfallen as she clutched a white tissue tightly in her hand.
- Ethel Lance appeared crestfallen as she clutched a white tissue tightly in her hand.
- Jesse Jackson appeared crestfallen as she clutched a white tissue tightly in her hand.
- Joe Riley appeared crestfallen as she clutched a white tissue tightly in her hand.
- Mark Sanford appeared crestfallen as she clutched a white tissue tightly in her hand.
- Nikki Haley appeared crestfallen as she clutched a white tissue tightly in her hand.
- Sharonda Coleman appeared crestfallen as she clutched a white tissue tightly in her hand.
- Singleton appeared crestfallen as she clutched a white tissue tightly in her hand.
- South Carolina appeared crestfallen as she clutched a white tissue tightly in her hand.
- US appeared crestfallen as she clutched a white tissue tightly in her hand.


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With her mother by her side and nanny Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo already in charge of the nursery, the Duchess of Cambridge won't be short of help when the new baby arrives. But Carole Middleton and Ms Borrallo aren't the only ones on standby as the birth of the spare to Prince George's heir approaches. Waiting in the wings is Kate's fiercely loyal inner circle, a mix of school friends, society types and family members such as younger sister Pippa. So who's who? FEMAIL reveals who will be helping the Duchess as she gets to grips with life as a mother of two.

Quality time:

OPTIONS:
- Alicia Fox-Pitt, seen  ahead of Kate's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Borrallo, seen  ahead of Kate's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Carole, seen  ahead of Kate's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Carole Middleton, seen  ahead of Kate's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Duchess, seen  ahead of Kate's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Duchess of Cambridge, seen  ahead of Kate's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Emilia Jardine-Paterson, seen  ahead of Kate's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- FEMAIL, seen  ahead of Kate's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Kate, seen  ahead of Kate's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo, seen  ahead of Kate's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Pippa, seen  ahead of Kate's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Prince George, seen  ahead of Kate's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- William, seen  ahead of Kate's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister


Write the next sentence.

Wayne Rooney stressed Manchester United's need to be more ruthless in front of goal after the 0-0 draw with PSV Eindhoven which left their chances of reaching the Champions League last 16 in the balance. United, who would have sealed qualification for the next round with a win in the Group B contest at Old Trafford, endured a frustrating night as they saw plenty of possession but failed to convert any of the chances that came their way. Although they have only lost one of their last eight games in all competitions, Louis van Gaal's men have scored just six times in that sequence and there has been continued criticism of their style of play.

'We are second so we are in the qualifying position, and we have to do it in

OPTIONS:
- CSKA Moscow.
- Champions League.
- Group B.
- Louis van Gaal.
- Manchester United.
- Old Trafford.
- PSV Eindhoven.
- United.
- Wayne Rooney.
- Wolfsburg.


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

Washington (CNN) The U.S. government thinks Jakiw Palij was a guard at a Nazi concentration camp, but the 92-year-old is quietly living out his last years not in prison -- confined by old age to a second-story apartment in a modest red-brick duplex in one of the most diverse sections of New York City. Jackson Heights, Queens is an evolving, largely immigrant neighborhood a short 20 minute subway ride to midtown Manhattan. Palij's life there represents the closing of an era: the only remaining active case from the Nazi era pursued by the Justice Department's Office of Human Rights and Special Prosecutions.

The former

OPTIONS:
- CNN guard at the Buchenwald death camp died after a shootout with police.
- Eli Rosenbaum guard at the Buchenwald death camp died after a shootout with police.
- Jackson Heights guard at the Buchenwald death camp died after a shootout with police.
- Jakiw Palij guard at the Buchenwald death camp died after a shootout with police.
- Justice Department guard at the Buchenwald death camp died after a shootout with police.
- Manhattan guard at the Buchenwald death camp died after a shootout with police.
- Nazi guard at the Buchenwald death camp died after a shootout with police.
- New York City guard at the Buchenwald death camp died after a shootout with police.
- Office of Human Rights and Special Prosecutions guard at the Buchenwald death camp died after a shootout with police.
- Palij guard at the Buchenwald death camp died after a shootout with police.
- Queens guard at the Buchenwald death camp died after a shootout with police.
- U.S. guard at the Buchenwald death camp died after a shootout with police.
- Washington guard at the Buchenwald death camp died after a shootout with police.


Complete the passage.

Japan completed the quarter-final line-up for the Women's World Cup on Tuesday by beating Holland but goalkeeper Ayumi Kaihori will want to forget this win in a hurry. All Kaihori had to do was catch the ball, yet the goalkeeper for defending champions Japan somehow allowed Kirsten van de Ven's header to slip into the back of the net. Yet Japan, the only team in the tournament to have won every game, dominated the Dutch debutants with their speed and skill, and move on to Edmonton and a Saturday meeting with Australia, who booked their last eight spot with an upset against Brazil.

Despite the close call the

OPTIONS:
- Asian Cup refused to panic and the 'Nadeshiko' calmly worked the ball down the field with Sakaguchi providing a thundering finish to some superb build-up play that included a cheeky back-heel pass and dummy run.
- Australia refused to panic and the 'Nadeshiko' calmly worked the ball down the field with Sakaguchi providing a thundering finish to some superb build-up play that included a cheeky back-heel pass and dummy run.
- Ayumi Kaihori refused to panic and the 'Nadeshiko' calmly worked the ball down the field with Sakaguchi providing a thundering finish to some superb build-up play that included a cheeky back-heel pass and dummy run.
- Brazil refused to panic and the 'Nadeshiko' calmly worked the ball down the field with Sakaguchi providing a thundering finish to some superb build-up play that included a cheeky back-heel pass and dummy run.
- Dutch refused to panic and the 'Nadeshiko' calmly worked the ball down the field with Sakaguchi providing a thundering finish to some superb build-up play that included a cheeky back-heel pass and dummy run.
- Edmonton refused to panic and the 'Nadeshiko' calmly worked the ball down the field with Sakaguchi providing a thundering finish to some superb build-up play that included a cheeky back-heel pass and dummy run.
- Holland refused to panic and the 'Nadeshiko' calmly worked the ball down the field with Sakaguchi providing a thundering finish to some superb build-up play that included a cheeky back-heel pass and dummy run.
- Japan refused to panic and the 'Nadeshiko' calmly worked the ball down the field with Sakaguchi providing a thundering finish to some superb build-up play that included a cheeky back-heel pass and dummy run.
- Japanese refused to panic and the 'Nadeshiko' calmly worked the ball down the field with Sakaguchi providing a thundering finish to some superb build-up play that included a cheeky back-heel pass and dummy run.
- Kaihori refused to panic and the 'Nadeshiko' calmly worked the ball down the field with Sakaguchi providing a thundering finish to some superb build-up play that included a cheeky back-heel pass and dummy run.
- Kirsten van de Ven refused to panic and the 'Nadeshiko' calmly worked the ball down the field with Sakaguchi providing a thundering finish to some superb build-up play that included a cheeky back-heel pass and dummy run.
- Women's World Cup refused to panic and the 'Nadeshiko' calmly worked the ball down the field with Sakaguchi providing a thundering finish to some superb build-up play that included a cheeky back-heel pass and dummy run.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) On one hand, Donald Trump's praise of France's far right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen, who appears to have received enough votes in Sunday's election to advance to the May 7 runoff, is not surprising. Le Pen, like Trump, ran a campaign that was anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim and traded on white supremacist themes. (It's no coincidence that former Klan leader David Duke has publicly praised both Le Pen and Trump.) On the other hand, you would think Trump would be hesitant to publicly praise a candidate like Le Pen, an avid supporter of Vladimir Putin, particularly given that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said just two weeks ago that US-Russian relations had reached an all time low.

And while the last few weeks have posed challenges to the

OPTIONS:
- CNN-Putin alliance, they are likely not reflective of the larger scale support the two leaders have for each other.
- David Duke-Putin alliance, they are likely not reflective of the larger scale support the two leaders have for each other.
- Dean Obeidallah-Putin alliance, they are likely not reflective of the larger scale support the two leaders have for each other.
- Donald Trump-Putin alliance, they are likely not reflective of the larger scale support the two leaders have for each other.
- France-Putin alliance, they are likely not reflective of the larger scale support the two leaders have for each other.
- Klan-Putin alliance, they are likely not reflective of the larger scale support the two leaders have for each other.
- Le Pen-Putin alliance, they are likely not reflective of the larger scale support the two leaders have for each other.
- Marine-Putin alliance, they are likely not reflective of the larger scale support the two leaders have for each other.
- Muslim-Putin alliance, they are likely not reflective of the larger scale support the two leaders have for each other.
- Putin French-Putin alliance, they are likely not reflective of the larger scale support the two leaders have for each other.
- Rex Tillerson-Putin alliance, they are likely not reflective of the larger scale support the two leaders have for each other.
- Russian-Putin alliance, they are likely not reflective of the larger scale support the two leaders have for each other.
- Trump-Putin alliance, they are likely not reflective of the larger scale support the two leaders have for each other.
- US-Putin alliance, they are likely not reflective of the larger scale support the two leaders have for each other.
- Vladimir Putin-Putin alliance, they are likely not reflective of the larger scale support the two leaders have for each other.


How does the sentence end?

Manchester United fans who may feel a little underwhelmed that Louis van Gaal's attention has turned from World Cup and Champions League winner Pedro to Sadio Mane of Southampton may be interested to learn the Senegal forward is actually better in front of goal than his more illustrious counterpart, who is moving from Barcelona to Chelsea. Mane's 10 goals in 30 appearances for Southampton last season compares favourably with the six in 35 managed by Pedro. Even taking into account Pedro's occasionally brief cameos as a substitute, Mane is more lethal, striking every 213.5 minutes – just over once every other game – compared with the Spaniard's 254.8 minutes between goals.

United may also point out Mane is five years younger than

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Champions League, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Chelsea, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Fantasy Football, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Louis van Gaal, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- MailOnline, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Manchester United, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Mane, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Old Trafford, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Pedro, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Sadio Mane, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Senegal, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Southampton, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Spain, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Spaniard, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- Thomas Muller, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.
- World Cup, probably cheaper and could almost certainly beat him in a foot race.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

One man has gone to extraordinary lengths to prove to his girlfriend that he really is a romantic...by staging an elaborate - and very public - wedding proposal. Sai-On Chan, 29, a dentist from Liverpool, hired a barbershop quartet to sing Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons' hit Can't Take My Eyes Off You during a dinner date with partner Charlotte Fournier. With a secret camera rolling, the couple are seen exchanging awkward glances across the restaurant table before Sai-On eventually gets up and pulls out a ring box from his sock. At the same time the four male singers chime: 'Let him love you, baby.' Charlotte appears a tad embarrassed, hiding her head in her napkin as it gradually dawns on her what's going on.

Now fully qualified in his profession,

OPTIONS:
- Can't Take My Eyes Off-On decided the time had finally come to pop the question.
- Chan-On decided the time had finally come to pop the question.
- Charlotte-On decided the time had finally come to pop the question.
- Charlotte Fournier-On decided the time had finally come to pop the question.
- Four Seasons-On decided the time had finally come to pop the question.
- Frankie Valli-On decided the time had finally come to pop the question.
- Liverpool-On decided the time had finally come to pop the question.
- Sai-On decided the time had finally come to pop the question.


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

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain announced Wednesday the withdrawal of their ambassadors from Qatar because Doha had not implemented an agreement among Gulf Arab countries not to interfere in each others' internal affairs. The three countries, which are all part of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) along with Qatar, announced the unprecedented move in a joint statement. They said GCC members had signed a deal November 23 that included "a security agreement and a commitment to the principles that ensure non-interference in the internal affairs of any of the GCC countries, either directly or indirectly, and not to support any activity that would threaten the security and stability of any of the GCC countries from organizations or individuals, including support for hostile media."

"Saudi Arabia,

OPTIONS:
- Arab and Bahrain hoped that the agreement will be implemented, however, after more than three months after the signing of the agreement, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain feel that the State of Qatar did not take the necessary actions to put it into practice," a statement on the Saudi Foreign Ministry Facebook page said.
- Bahrain and Bahrain hoped that the agreement will be implemented, however, after more than three months after the signing of the agreement, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain feel that the State of Qatar did not take the necessary actions to put it into practice," a statement on the Saudi Foreign Ministry Facebook page said.
- Doha and Bahrain hoped that the agreement will be implemented, however, after more than three months after the signing of the agreement, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain feel that the State of Qatar did not take the necessary actions to put it into practice," a statement on the Saudi Foreign Ministry Facebook page said.
- GCC and Bahrain hoped that the agreement will be implemented, however, after more than three months after the signing of the agreement, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain feel that the State of Qatar did not take the necessary actions to put it into practice," a statement on the Saudi Foreign Ministry Facebook page said.
- Gulf and Bahrain hoped that the agreement will be implemented, however, after more than three months after the signing of the agreement, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain feel that the State of Qatar did not take the necessary actions to put it into practice," a statement on the Saudi Foreign Ministry Facebook page said.
- Gulf Arab countries and Bahrain hoped that the agreement will be implemented, however, after more than three months after the signing of the agreement, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain feel that the State of Qatar did not take the necessary actions to put it into practice," a statement on the Saudi Foreign Ministry Facebook page said.
- Gulf Cooperation Council and Bahrain hoped that the agreement will be implemented, however, after more than three months after the signing of the agreement, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain feel that the State of Qatar did not take the necessary actions to put it into practice," a statement on the Saudi Foreign Ministry Facebook page said.
- Qatar and Bahrain hoped that the agreement will be implemented, however, after more than three months after the signing of the agreement, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain feel that the State of Qatar did not take the necessary actions to put it into practice," a statement on the Saudi Foreign Ministry Facebook page said.
- Saudi Arabia and Bahrain hoped that the agreement will be implemented, however, after more than three months after the signing of the agreement, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain feel that the State of Qatar did not take the necessary actions to put it into practice," a statement on the Saudi Foreign Ministry Facebook page said.
- Saudia Arabia and Bahrain hoped that the agreement will be implemented, however, after more than three months after the signing of the agreement, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain feel that the State of Qatar did not take the necessary actions to put it into practice," a statement on the Saudi Foreign Ministry Facebook page said.
- UAE and Bahrain hoped that the agreement will be implemented, however, after more than three months after the signing of the agreement, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain feel that the State of Qatar did not take the necessary actions to put it into practice," a statement on the Saudi Foreign Ministry Facebook page said.
- United Arab Emirates and Bahrain hoped that the agreement will be implemented, however, after more than three months after the signing of the agreement, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain feel that the State of Qatar did not take the necessary actions to put it into practice," a statement on the Saudi Foreign Ministry Facebook page said.


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

Washington (CNN) Now that Hillary Clinton is "out of the woods," the former Democratic presidential nominee has become more vocal about her experiences during the 2016 election. Earlier this month, Clinton shared her thoughts on Russian interference in the election, media treatment and sexism in an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour at a "Women for Women International" event in New York. Friday, she compared President Donald Trump's presidency to that of Richard Nixon's in a fiery commencement speech at her alma mater, Wellesley College. And in an interview with journalist Rebecca Traister, the former secretary of state revealed details about her day-to-day life following a tumultuous political year.

Traister describes following Clinton at an event in mid-April, during which

OPTIONS:
- CNN "was fretting about everyone's wardrobe -- she said she'd just moved her winter clothes out of her closets but was still struggling with layering."
- Christiane Amanpour "was fretting about everyone's wardrobe -- she said she'd just moved her winter clothes out of her closets but was still struggling with layering."
- Clinton "was fretting about everyone's wardrobe -- she said she'd just moved her winter clothes out of her closets but was still struggling with layering."
- Democratic "was fretting about everyone's wardrobe -- she said she'd just moved her winter clothes out of her closets but was still struggling with layering."
- Donald Trump "was fretting about everyone's wardrobe -- she said she'd just moved her winter clothes out of her closets but was still struggling with layering."
- Hillary Clinton "was fretting about everyone's wardrobe -- she said she'd just moved her winter clothes out of her closets but was still struggling with layering."
- New York "was fretting about everyone's wardrobe -- she said she'd just moved her winter clothes out of her closets but was still struggling with layering."
- Rebecca Traister "was fretting about everyone's wardrobe -- she said she'd just moved her winter clothes out of her closets but was still struggling with layering."
- Richard Nixon "was fretting about everyone's wardrobe -- she said she'd just moved her winter clothes out of her closets but was still struggling with layering."
- Russian "was fretting about everyone's wardrobe -- she said she'd just moved her winter clothes out of her closets but was still struggling with layering."
- Washington "was fretting about everyone's wardrobe -- she said she'd just moved her winter clothes out of her closets but was still struggling with layering."
- Wellesley College "was fretting about everyone's wardrobe -- she said she'd just moved her winter clothes out of her closets but was still struggling with layering."
- Women for Women International "was fretting about everyone's wardrobe -- she said she'd just moved her winter clothes out of her closets but was still struggling with layering."


Complete the passage.

Palm Beach, Florida (CNN) President Donald Trump, a newcomer to the White House, is still developing his relationship with the people of Washington. But that's far from the case with the people of Palm Beach -- now the location of his so-called Winter White House -- the long spit of land off Florida's East Coast that the real estate mogul has been frequenting for decades. Since he purchased the Mar-a-Lago property in 1985 for $5 million, Trump's relationship with the tony city and its residents has ebbed and flowed. He's sued the city, fought with the town leadership and turned local issues into nattional controversies. Traffic caused by Trump's motorcade is the most recent sore spot for the people of Palm Beach and the surrounding area.

Many members relish a

OPTIONS:
- CNN sighting now, fawning over the President and his cadre of advisers as they walk by.
- Donald Trump sighting now, fawning over the President and his cadre of advisers as they walk by.
- East Coast sighting now, fawning over the President and his cadre of advisers as they walk by.
- Florida sighting now, fawning over the President and his cadre of advisers as they walk by.
- Hufty sighting now, fawning over the President and his cadre of advisers as they walk by.
- Lago sighting now, fawning over the President and his cadre of advisers as they walk by.
- Mar sighting now, fawning over the President and his cadre of advisers as they walk by.
- Palm Beach sighting now, fawning over the President and his cadre of advisers as they walk by.
- Palm Beachers sighting now, fawning over the President and his cadre of advisers as they walk by.
- Trump sighting now, fawning over the President and his cadre of advisers as they walk by.
- Washington sighting now, fawning over the President and his cadre of advisers as they walk by.
- White House sighting now, fawning over the President and his cadre of advisers as they walk by.
- Winter White House sighting now, fawning over the President and his cadre of advisers as they walk by.


How does the sentence end?

Too strong, too hungry and too powerful. All over the field Manchester United were superior. It has been a while since we have said that, in this fixture at least. A season that seemed to be heading nowhere when Arsenal defeated them in the FA Cup last month will perhaps now be remembered for a return to European football and also for this, a victory over their neighbours that was even more complete, more absolute, than the scoreline suggests. United used to do this to City all the time. They used to bully them, pass through them, demoralise them and embarrass them. But not since 2009-10 when United beat City twice in the Barclays Premier League and edged a League Cup semi-final have they brutalised them like this.

Coming at a time when

OPTIONS:
- Aguero had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- Arsenal had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- Ashley Young had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- Barclays Premier League had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- City had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- Daley Blind had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- European had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- FA Cup had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- Fellaini had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- League Cup had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- Manchester had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- Manchester City had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- Manchester United had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- Mata had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- Match Zone had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- Premier League had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- Silva had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- Smalling had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- United had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- Vincent Kompany had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- Young had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.
- Zabaleta had looked weak, the psychological effects of the equaliser were immediate and far reaching.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) Musician Jason Becker was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) before his 21st birthday and given no more than five years to live. That was in 1989; he's now 47. Once a guitarist for former Van Halen frontman David Lee Roth, Becker has continued to compose music since he was diagnosed with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, which took away his ability to move and breathe on his own. But on Monday, he took to Facebook to speak out against another challenge he's facing: the Senate health care bill. "I have survived ALS to continue my work as a musician and composer for 28 years due to the care I receive through insurance and Medicaid," wrote Becker, the subject of the 2012 documentary "Jason Becker: Not Dead Yet."

These states may have the farthest to fall by limiting the federal

OPTIONS:
- ALS budget, experts say.
- Becker budget, experts say.
- CNN budget, experts say.
- David Lee Roth budget, experts say.
- Facebook budget, experts say.
- Jason Becker budget, experts say.
- Lou Gehrig budget, experts say.
- Medicaid budget, experts say.
- Not Dead Yet budget, experts say.
- Senate budget, experts say.
- Van Halen budget, experts say.