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(CNN) -- Turkey's fraught relationship with France is set to erode further after the French Senate passed controversial legislation criminalizing any public denial of what the bill calls the Armenian genocide in Ottoman Turkey in 1915 -- a description Turkey has rejected. Under the legislation, anyone denying the deaths were genocide could face a jail term and a fine of â‚¬45,000 ($58,000). The lower house of French parliament passed the so-called Armenian genocide bill last December, prompting Turkey to recall its ambassador from Paris and to cancel certain bilateral visits between the countries. The French Senate then voted late Monday to approve the bill.

The bill has been applauded by Armenians, roughly 500,000 of whom live in

OPTIONS:
- Armenian.
- Armenians.
- CNN.
- France.
- French.
- Ottoman Empire.
- Ottoman Turkey.
- Paris.
- Senate.
- Turkey.
- Turks.


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An Adelaide hospital has been named the third most expensive building in the world, putting it ahead of glitzy skyscrapers in Dubai, London and Singapore. The Royal Adelaide Hospital was named on a list of the world's most expensive buildings compiled by building data company Emporis, beaten only by New York's One World Trade Centre and the Palace of Parliament in Bucharest, Romania. The revamped hospital, which is currently under construction, will cost a staggering $US2.1 billion ($A2.7 billion) compared with the One World Trade Centre which cost $US3.9 billion ($A5.04 billion) to build and the Palace of Parliament which cost $US3 billion ($A3.9 billion).

'It's certainly a big deal for

OPTIONS:
- Adelaide because it's being funded by taxpayers.'
- Bucharest because it's being funded by taxpayers.'
- Dubai because it's being funded by taxpayers.'
- Emporis because it's being funded by taxpayers.'
- London because it's being funded by taxpayers.'
- New York because it's being funded by taxpayers.'
- One World Trade Centre because it's being funded by taxpayers.'
- Palace of Parliament because it's being funded by taxpayers.'
- Romania because it's being funded by taxpayers.'
- Royal Adelaide Hospital because it's being funded by taxpayers.'
- Singapore because it's being funded by taxpayers.'


Serena Williams completed the second ‘Serena Slam’ of her extraordinary career and then set her sights on completing a calendar year Slam of the major singles titles. The American, 33, beat Garbine Muguruza, the No20 seed from Spain, in a match more thrilling than the 6-4, 6-4 score suggests, to win her 21st Grand Slam singles title. She also became the oldest female Slam winner in the Open era and holds the US Open, Australian Open, French Open and Wimbledon singles titles simultaneously, as she last did in 2003. And by defending the US Open next month she can become the first woman since Steffi Graf in 1988 to win all four Slams in the same year. Victory at Flushing Meadows would also take Williams level with Graf’s career total of 22 Slam wins.

The world No20 will climb to No9 in the rankings and was hoping to become

OPTIONS:
- American’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.
- Australian Open’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.
- Flushing Meadows’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.
- French Open’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.
- Garbine Muguruza’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.
- Graf’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.
- Grand Slam’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.
- Open’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.
- Serena Slam’’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.
- Serena Williams’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.
- Slam’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.
- Slams’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.
- Spain’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.
- Spanish’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.
- Steffi Graf’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.
- US Open’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.
- Williams’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.
- Wimbledon’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.
- World No 1’s first winner here since Conchita Martinez in 1994.


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(CNN) -- Vito Maggiolo, an assignment editor in Washington who has been with CNN since the network started in 1980, was sent to Beijing in the spring of 1989 to help cover the historic visit of Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to China -- like everyone else who was sent to Beijing. Vito Maggiolo (right) argued that a letter requiring CNN to stop broadcasting did not have the correct seal, or "chop." "All of us went to China prepared for and expecting to cover what for us was a fairly routine, scheduled, structured event," said Maggiolo. "Then we had this whole event in the square materialize and suddenly ... we found ourselves covering a mini-revolution."

Maggiolo missed the actual crackdown -- his visa had expired so he was pulled out a few days before June 4 -- but what he'll always be remembered for, he says, is his last-ditch role in the confrontation between CNN and the Chinese authorities that ended with the

OPTIONS:
- Beijing halting CNN's live transmission on the morning of May 20.
- CNN halting CNN's live transmission on the morning of May 20.
- China halting CNN's live transmission on the morning of May 20.
- Chinese halting CNN's live transmission on the morning of May 20.
- Maggiolo halting CNN's live transmission on the morning of May 20.
- Mikhail Gorbachev halting CNN's live transmission on the morning of May 20.
- Soviet halting CNN's live transmission on the morning of May 20.
- Vito Maggiolo halting CNN's live transmission on the morning of May 20.
- Washington halting CNN's live transmission on the morning of May 20.


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London (CNN) Unfettered by the concerns of voters, the UK's unelected House of Lords has begun its second day of debate on the "key purpose and principles" of legislation to withdraw from the European Union. A record 191 members of Parliament's upper house have lined up to speak in what is likely to be the largest second reading debate in the chamber's history. No one expects the peers to block the UK's departure from the 27-nation EU, but they could vote at the committee stage to accept amendments to the bill. The legislation would have to go back to the House of Commons if the House of Lords adds amendments, which would delay the bill's passage, endangering Downing Street's March 31 deadline to trigger the Brexit process.

"Whatever damage we judge

OPTIONS:
- Brexit may do to the national interest, it is still less than the damage which I believe would inevitably be done to the public's trust in the political process if we were now to thwart the majority vote," he said.
- CNN may do to the national interest, it is still less than the damage which I believe would inevitably be done to the public's trust in the political process if we were now to thwart the majority vote," he said.
- Downing Street may do to the national interest, it is still less than the damage which I believe would inevitably be done to the public's trust in the political process if we were now to thwart the majority vote," he said.
- EU may do to the national interest, it is still less than the damage which I believe would inevitably be done to the public's trust in the political process if we were now to thwart the majority vote," he said.
- European Union may do to the national interest, it is still less than the damage which I believe would inevitably be done to the public's trust in the political process if we were now to thwart the majority vote," he said.
- House of Commons may do to the national interest, it is still less than the damage which I believe would inevitably be done to the public's trust in the political process if we were now to thwart the majority vote," he said.
- House of Lords may do to the national interest, it is still less than the damage which I believe would inevitably be done to the public's trust in the political process if we were now to thwart the majority vote," he said.
- London may do to the national interest, it is still less than the damage which I believe would inevitably be done to the public's trust in the political process if we were now to thwart the majority vote," he said.
- Theresa May may do to the national interest, it is still less than the damage which I believe would inevitably be done to the public's trust in the political process if we were now to thwart the majority vote," he said.
- UK may do to the national interest, it is still less than the damage which I believe would inevitably be done to the public's trust in the political process if we were now to thwart the majority vote," he said.


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(CNN) -- From time to time, in the years just after his television show was taken away from him, you might see him in the lobby of a Las Vegas hotel or casino. It was always a startling sight. Ed Sullivan, walking among the guests. In town for the weekend, more free hours on his hands than he would have liked, catching a few stage shows. It wasn't that he had quickly become anonymous -- far from it. That kind of fame doesn't fade, at least not for a long while. "The Ed Sullivan Show" was gone, but the man survived. It had to have been so odd for him.

And then came the first appearance by

OPTIONS:
- American, which propelled both the young singers and their host to almost unfathomable heights of renown.
- Beatles, which propelled both the young singers and their host to almost unfathomable heights of renown.
- Bob Greene, which propelled both the young singers and their host to almost unfathomable heights of renown.
- Broadway, which propelled both the young singers and their host to almost unfathomable heights of renown.
- CNN, which propelled both the young singers and their host to almost unfathomable heights of renown.
- Ed Sullivan, which propelled both the young singers and their host to almost unfathomable heights of renown.
- Ed Sullivan Show, which propelled both the young singers and their host to almost unfathomable heights of renown.
- Greene, which propelled both the young singers and their host to almost unfathomable heights of renown.
- Las Vegas, which propelled both the young singers and their host to almost unfathomable heights of renown.
- Sullivan, which propelled both the young singers and their host to almost unfathomable heights of renown.
- The Beatles, which propelled both the young singers and their host to almost unfathomable heights of renown.
- U.S., which propelled both the young singers and their host to almost unfathomable heights of renown.
- Walter Winchell, which propelled both the young singers and their host to almost unfathomable heights of renown.


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(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.

OPTIONS:
- CNN is more than a little smitten with Trump.
- David Duke is more than a little smitten with Trump.
- Dean Obeidallah is more than a little smitten with Trump.
- Donald Trump is more than a little smitten with Trump.
- France is more than a little smitten with Trump.
- Klan is more than a little smitten with Trump.
- Le Pen is more than a little smitten with Trump.
- Marine is more than a little smitten with Trump.
- Muslim is more than a little smitten with Trump.
- Putin French is more than a little smitten with Trump.
- Rex Tillerson is more than a little smitten with Trump.
- Russian is more than a little smitten with Trump.
- Trump is more than a little smitten with Trump.
- US is more than a little smitten with Trump.
- Vladimir Putin is more than a little smitten with Trump.


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(CNN) -- The current round of fighting between the Israel Defense Forces and the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement, or Hamas, in Gaza has been raging for over three weeks. Both sides have suffered casualties -- the numbers are much higher on the Palestinian side, as they always are. The Palestinian death toll has exceeded 1,000, while the Israelis have suffered fewer than 50. There are many reasons for the huge disparity, not the least of which are the facts that the ground combat is taking place in densely populated Gaza, and the effectiveness of the Israeli anti-rocket/missile system known as Iron Dome.

Despite the surprising effectiveness of Israel's Iron Dome anti-rocket system, which has dramatically blunted

OPTIONS:
- CNN' main threat to Israel, Hamas continues to fire rockets at Israeli cities.
- Egypt' main threat to Israel, Hamas continues to fire rockets at Israeli cities.
- Francona' main threat to Israel, Hamas continues to fire rockets at Israeli cities.
- Gaza' main threat to Israel, Hamas continues to fire rockets at Israeli cities.
- Hamas' main threat to Israel, Hamas continues to fire rockets at Israeli cities.
- Iron Dome' main threat to Israel, Hamas continues to fire rockets at Israeli cities.
- Israel' main threat to Israel, Hamas continues to fire rockets at Israeli cities.
- Israel Defense Forces' main threat to Israel, Hamas continues to fire rockets at Israeli cities.
- Israeli' main threat to Israel, Hamas continues to fire rockets at Israeli cities.
- Israelis' main threat to Israel, Hamas continues to fire rockets at Israeli cities.
- Netanyahu' main threat to Israel, Hamas continues to fire rockets at Israeli cities.
- Palestinian' main threat to Israel, Hamas continues to fire rockets at Israeli cities.
- Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement' main threat to Israel, Hamas continues to fire rockets at Israeli cities.
- Rick Francona' main threat to Israel, Hamas continues to fire rockets at Israeli cities.


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(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.

Dietz said since

OPTIONS:
- Arnaldo Eliud Rios Soto cannot talk and only says a few words, he has no outlet to address what happened that day.
- Charles Kinsey cannot talk and only says a few words, he has no outlet to address what happened that day.
- Florida cannot talk and only says a few words, he has no outlet to address what happened that day.
- Kinsey cannot talk and only says a few words, he has no outlet to address what happened that day.
- North Miami cannot talk and only says a few words, he has no outlet to address what happened that day.
- Rios cannot talk and only says a few words, he has no outlet to address what happened that day.


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Jinan, China (CNN) -- Calling his former deputy a "liar with extremely bad character," fallen high-flying politician Bo Xilai on Sunday rebutted the testimony of the prosecution's star witness as his increasingly dramatic trial stretched into a fourth day. The former Communist Party chief of the sprawling southwestern metropolis of Chongqing has denied abusing his power -- the third and final charge being heard in court in Jinan, eastern China, long after he was stripped of his posts and expelled from the party. Prosecutors accuse Bo of threatening and improperly firing his former police chief Wang Lijun after learning about a murder investigation involving Bo's wife Gu Kailai, who is currently serving a suspended death sentence for killing British businessman Neil Heywood.

OPTIONS:
- Bo added: "After being convicted for abuse of power and defection, he still argued that he didn't defect but engaged in diplomacy in accordance with regulations.
- Bo Xilai added: "After being convicted for abuse of power and defection, he still argued that he didn't defect but engaged in diplomacy in accordance with regulations.
- British added: "After being convicted for abuse of power and defection, he still argued that he didn't defect but engaged in diplomacy in accordance with regulations.
- CNN added: "After being convicted for abuse of power and defection, he still argued that he didn't defect but engaged in diplomacy in accordance with regulations.
- China added: "After being convicted for abuse of power and defection, he still argued that he didn't defect but engaged in diplomacy in accordance with regulations.
- Chongqing added: "After being convicted for abuse of power and defection, he still argued that he didn't defect but engaged in diplomacy in accordance with regulations.
- Communist Party added: "After being convicted for abuse of power and defection, he still argued that he didn't defect but engaged in diplomacy in accordance with regulations.
- Gu Kailai added: "After being convicted for abuse of power and defection, he still argued that he didn't defect but engaged in diplomacy in accordance with regulations.
- Jinan added: "After being convicted for abuse of power and defection, he still argued that he didn't defect but engaged in diplomacy in accordance with regulations.
- Neil Heywood added: "After being convicted for abuse of power and defection, he still argued that he didn't defect but engaged in diplomacy in accordance with regulations.
- U.S. added: "After being convicted for abuse of power and defection, he still argued that he didn't defect but engaged in diplomacy in accordance with regulations.
- Wang added: "After being convicted for abuse of power and defection, he still argued that he didn't defect but engaged in diplomacy in accordance with regulations.
- Wang Lijun added: "After being convicted for abuse of power and defection, he still argued that he didn't defect but engaged in diplomacy in accordance with regulations.


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Lindsay Lohan has unveiled a new 16-piece collection that takes inspiration from her own hippy-chic wardrobe. The 28-year-old created the designs in collaboration with British brand Lavish Alice and the pieces will sell for between £38 and £74. Ms Lohan, who shot to fame after a star-turn in 1998's The Parent Trap, has been teasing fans with sneak peeks of the collection posted on social media over the last month. Now would-be buyers can finally get their hands on the whole collection, which includes a cool striped cape, a neatly tailored pair of cream wide-leg trousers and a Moulin Rouge-style tasselled jumpsuit.

Known for our statement style, customers shop at Lavish Alice for something different and unique and that's exactly what the

OPTIONS:
- Alice collaboration represents.'
- British collaboration represents.'
- Lavish Alice collaboration represents.'
- Lindsay Lohan collaboration represents.'
- Lohan collaboration represents.'
- Moulin Rouge collaboration represents.'
- The Parent Trap collaboration represents.'


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(CNN) They don't call "Hamilton" "an American Musical" for nothing. Lin-Manuel Miranda's hit Broadway show embraces the history and diversity of American culture like no musical before. His songs blend rap, hip-hop, R&B, classic Broadway and even a little operetta to tell the story of the Caribbean-born, French- and Scottish-heritaged Alexander Hamilton, one of the founding fathers. The cast is multiethnic, including African-Americans as Aaron Burr, George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, and a Chinese-American as Hamilton's wife, Eliza. (Miranda himself is of Puerto Rican ancestry.) And, through the fast-paced music and energetic staging, "Hamilton" tells the story of America's founding and early years, drawn from Ron Chernow's award-winning 2004 biography.

The musical was widely anticipated before its off-Broadway debut in January 2015, followed by a move to

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Burr in August.
- African in August.
- Alexander Hamilton in August.
- America in August.
- American in August.
- American Musical in August.
- Americans in August.
- Broadway in August.
- CNN in August.
- Caribbean in August.
- Chinese in August.
- Eliza in August.
- French- in August.
- George Washington in August.
- Hamilton in August.
- Lin in August.
- Manuel Miranda in August.
- Miranda in August.
- Musical in August.
- Puerto Rican in August.
- R&B in August.
- Ron Chernow in August.
- Scottish in August.
- Thomas Jefferson in August.


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For its cash crops and its position in important trade routes, the British placed a high value on Anguilla when we first made it a colony in the 17th century. Later one of the British Leeward Islands, we fought over it with the French, among others, and continued to rule over it as our lust for empire rose and fell in the 19th and 20th centuries. The slaves and the sugar cane have gone now but it remains, in its current guise as a British Overseas Territory, one of the last vestiges of that empire. So tell me this: if the Caribbean island is good enough for us to exploit for more than 300 years, what the hell is wrong with one of its inhabitants, Zharnel Hughes, wanting to compete for Britain in the Olympics?

He has as much right to run for

OPTIONS:
- Anguilla as someone like Kilty.
- Britain as someone like Kilty.
- British as someone like Kilty.
- British Leeward Islands as someone like Kilty.
- British Overseas Territory as someone like Kilty.
- Caribbean as someone like Kilty.
- French as someone like Kilty.
- Hughes as someone like Kilty.
- Olympics as someone like Kilty.
- Plastic Brit as someone like Kilty.
- Plastic Brits as someone like Kilty.
- Richard Kilty as someone like Kilty.
- Twitter as someone like Kilty.
- Union Jack as someone like Kilty.
- Zharnel Hughes as someone like Kilty.


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Politicians who begged Scotland to stay in the Union should not complain if the SNP calls the shots at Westminster after the election, Nicola Sturgeon said last night. Polling last night showed that the nationalists are extending their lead – threatening to all but wipe out Labour north of the border. But Ed Miliband yesterday refused four times to rule out going into a power-sharing agreement with the SNP if its MPs hold the balance of power for the first time. Scroll down for video Boy, are we doing well: SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon campaigning in Irvine, Ayshire yesterday During a visit to Lincoln, the Labour leader was asked repeatedly whether he was prepared to dismiss the idea of any pact.

‘What I’ve said and what

OPTIONS:
- Ayshire has said, more importantly, confidence and supply is possible, but vote by vote is probable.
- Cameron has said, more importantly, confidence and supply is possible, but vote by vote is probable.
- Downing Street has said, more importantly, confidence and supply is possible, but vote by vote is probable.
- Ed Miliband has said, more importantly, confidence and supply is possible, but vote by vote is probable.
- Irvine has said, more importantly, confidence and supply is possible, but vote by vote is probable.
- Labour has said, more importantly, confidence and supply is possible, but vote by vote is probable.
- Lincoln has said, more importantly, confidence and supply is possible, but vote by vote is probable.
- Nicola Sturgeon has said, more importantly, confidence and supply is possible, but vote by vote is probable.
- SNP has said, more importantly, confidence and supply is possible, but vote by vote is probable.
- Scotland has said, more importantly, confidence and supply is possible, but vote by vote is probable.
- Sturgeon has said, more importantly, confidence and supply is possible, but vote by vote is probable.
- Union has said, more importantly, confidence and supply is possible, but vote by vote is probable.
- Westminster has said, more importantly, confidence and supply is possible, but vote by vote is probable.


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A wealthy eccentric who was known for talking to his two ornamental mice was allegedly pushed to his death under the wheels of a van by a pub landlord, a court heard today. Rostam Notarki, 53, is said to have forced Charles Hickox into the road with an ironing board as a makeshift weapon after a row at the Cardinal Wolsey bar in Twickenham, west London. The grey-bearded American was seen 'running for his life' before the attack but died at the scene from head and brain injuries, the Old Bailey was told. An argument broke out after Mr Hickox was asked to leave because staff believed he was drunk and rude but he had later returned to pick up a Visa card he left behind.

'In fact that was not the full picture of

OPTIONS:
- American's life.
- Cardinal Wolsey's life.
- Charles Hickox's life.
- Hickox's life.
- London's life.
- Notarki's life.
- Old Bailey's life.
- Rostam Notarki's life.
- Twickenham's life.
- Visa's life.


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New York (CNN) A diplomatic fight, usually kept behind closed doors, exploded in public Thursday as U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon accused Saudi Arabia and its military allies of placing "undue pressure" on the international organization. A source told CNN earlier this week that the Saudis applied full court pressure with a threat to cut off ties with the U.N. if the organization did not remove the country from a blacklist of groups violating children's rights in the conflict in Yemen. The U.N. source said that a threat of a "total rupture" had been made, placing hundreds of millions of dollars to U.N. humanitarian agencies in doubt.

After much insistence from the

OPTIONS:
- Ban, the U.N. dropped the coalition from the blacklist earlier this week.
- Ban Ki, the U.N. dropped the coalition from the blacklist earlier this week.
- CNN, the U.N. dropped the coalition from the blacklist earlier this week.
- Moon, the U.N. dropped the coalition from the blacklist earlier this week.
- New York, the U.N. dropped the coalition from the blacklist earlier this week.
- Saudi Arabia, the U.N. dropped the coalition from the blacklist earlier this week.
- Saudis, the U.N. dropped the coalition from the blacklist earlier this week.
- U.N., the U.N. dropped the coalition from the blacklist earlier this week.
- UN, the U.N. dropped the coalition from the blacklist earlier this week.
- Yemen, the U.N. dropped the coalition from the blacklist earlier this week.


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(CNN) -- The U.S. Navy Seals' dramatic rescue of Poul Hagen Thisted and Jessica Buchanan early Wednesday ended the hostages' three-month ordeal in Somalia. But why was it left to the United States to conduct this operation in a country thousands of miles away? The short answer is that the United States has the military and intelligence capabilities to conduct the rescue of a U.S. citizen in pressing need of medical attention. The longer answer is that Somalia lacks the capacity to suppress piracy and other organized crime without international support. This is evidenced by the failed attempt of Somali forces to rescue a Danish family in March 2011, where, as has so often been the case, local authorities found themselves outgunned by the organized criminals.

If the international community does not shift toward building sustainable

OPTIONS:
- CNN law enforcement capabilities at sea and ashore, the only realistic options to resolve hostage situations will continue to be through military action or ransom payments.
- Danish law enforcement capabilities at sea and ashore, the only realistic options to resolve hostage situations will continue to be through military action or ransom payments.
- Huggins law enforcement capabilities at sea and ashore, the only realistic options to resolve hostage situations will continue to be through military action or ransom payments.
- Jessica Buchanan law enforcement capabilities at sea and ashore, the only realistic options to resolve hostage situations will continue to be through military action or ransom payments.
- Jon Huggins law enforcement capabilities at sea and ashore, the only realistic options to resolve hostage situations will continue to be through military action or ransom payments.
- Poul Hagen Thisted law enforcement capabilities at sea and ashore, the only realistic options to resolve hostage situations will continue to be through military action or ransom payments.
- Somali law enforcement capabilities at sea and ashore, the only realistic options to resolve hostage situations will continue to be through military action or ransom payments.
- Somalia law enforcement capabilities at sea and ashore, the only realistic options to resolve hostage situations will continue to be through military action or ransom payments.
- U.S. law enforcement capabilities at sea and ashore, the only realistic options to resolve hostage situations will continue to be through military action or ransom payments.
- U.S. Navy Seals law enforcement capabilities at sea and ashore, the only realistic options to resolve hostage situations will continue to be through military action or ransom payments.
- United States law enforcement capabilities at sea and ashore, the only realistic options to resolve hostage situations will continue to be through military action or ransom payments.


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During the course of a Premier League season, weekly press conferences can become mundane very quickly but there is never any chance of tedium in Far East Asia. When Liverpool were in Kuala Lumpur four years ago, Kenny Dalglish was made to wait before he could take his seat on stage because the man hosting the event had an important message to relay to the assembled media. 'Ladies and gentlemen, please switch off your mobile phones,' he urged. 'We do not want legend that is Kenny Dalglish to be interrupted by the sounds of Lady Gaga or anything like that!'

Despite calls from one of Liverpool's staff to board the team bus,

OPTIONS:
- Bangkok did not want to disappoint anyone and kept scribbling his name or posing for selfies until the very last moment.
- Brendan Rodgers did not want to disappoint anyone and kept scribbling his name or posing for selfies until the very last moment.
- Europop did not want to disappoint anyone and kept scribbling his name or posing for selfies until the very last moment.
- Far East Asia did not want to disappoint anyone and kept scribbling his name or posing for selfies until the very last moment.
- Gaga did not want to disappoint anyone and kept scribbling his name or posing for selfies until the very last moment.
- Jordan Henderson did not want to disappoint anyone and kept scribbling his name or posing for selfies until the very last moment.
- Kenny Dalglish did not want to disappoint anyone and kept scribbling his name or posing for selfies until the very last moment.
- Kuala Lumpur did not want to disappoint anyone and kept scribbling his name or posing for selfies until the very last moment.
- Liverpool did not want to disappoint anyone and kept scribbling his name or posing for selfies until the very last moment.
- Premier League did not want to disappoint anyone and kept scribbling his name or posing for selfies until the very last moment.
- Rodgers did not want to disappoint anyone and kept scribbling his name or posing for selfies until the very last moment.
- Stadium did not want to disappoint anyone and kept scribbling his name or posing for selfies until the very last moment.
- Thai did not want to disappoint anyone and kept scribbling his name or posing for selfies until the very last moment.
- True Thai All did not want to disappoint anyone and kept scribbling his name or posing for selfies until the very last moment.


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Los Angeles (CNN) Senior Officer Deon Joseph has become part of the fabric of one of America's last Skid Rows. Just past the glittering high rises steadily jutting up in the heart of downtown Los Angeles, a mass of tents and people huddle across 50 city blocks. Hundreds of people here live even the most private moments of life out in the open. "It's a human tragedy," says Joseph, an officer at the Los Angeles Police Department. When Joseph walks the beat, you can't miss him. At a hulking 255 pounds, he walks like he's chasing a fire, but stops every three or four steps because someone yells out his name.

She moved with her children and grandchildren to

OPTIONS:
- America, working as a cook.
- CNN, working as a cook.
- Deon Joseph, working as a cook.
- Joseph, working as a cook.
- LAPD, working as a cook.
- Los Angeles, working as a cook.
- Los Angeles Police Department, working as a cook.
- Skid Row, working as a cook.
- Skid Rows, working as a cook.


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(CNN) -- U.S. kidnapping victim Jaycee Dugard, who gave birth to two children during her 18 years in captivity, said she did what she had to do to survive. During a wide-ranging interview with ABC News' Diane Sawyer that aired Sunday night, Dugard opened up about her experiences at the hands of her captors, Nancy and Philip Garrido. Dugard was just 11 years old when she was abducted in 1991 from the street in front of her South Lake Tahoe, California, home. The Garridos held her and her daughters in a hidden compound of sheds and tarpaulins until she was found in 2009.

Dugard recounted the first moment

OPTIONS:
- A Stolen Life entered her life.
- ABC News entered her life.
- CNN entered her life.
- California entered her life.
- Diane Sawyer entered her life.
- Dugard entered her life.
- Garridos entered her life.
- Jaycee Dugard entered her life.
- Nancy entered her life.
- Philip Garrido entered her life.
- South Lake Tahoe entered her life.
- U.S. entered her life.


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(CNN) -- Thirty Haitian migrants were dead and dozens of others were rescued after their overloaded sail freighter grounded and capsized off Staniel Cay, Bahamas, the U.S. Coast Guard said Tuesday. Photos and video released by the Coast Guard showed numerous people crammed onto the parts of the boat that still were above water, with others in the Atlantic Ocean and clinging to the sides. About 110 people were rescued, the Coast Guard said. The 40-foot boat turned over Monday night about 15 nautical miles southwest of Staniel Cay, spilling its occupants into the ocean, the Coast Guard said. The Royal Bahamas Defence Force worked with the U.S. Coast Guard to rescue the survivors. Coast Guard air crews dropped food, supplies and rafts to the boat's passengers while 13 lifting survivors from the water and the boat, the service said.

The boat probably will be towed to the

OPTIONS:
- Atlantic Ocean, Barney said.
- Bahamas, Barney said.
- CNN, Barney said.
- Coast Guard, Barney said.
- Haitian, Barney said.
- Royal Bahamas Defence Force, Barney said.
- Staniel Cay, Barney said.
- U.S., Barney said.
- U.S. Coast Guard, Barney said.


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The father of a 14-year-old who was killed by a cannabis-smoking driver as she walked to school has told of his devastation as it is claimed the man was texting when he hit her. Liberty Baker died after being hit as she walked to school with friends in Witney, Oxfordshire, last June. Robert Blackwell, a 19-year-old drug user, was behind the wheel of the speeding Citroen C2 which mounted the pavement where Liberty was walking. Liberty Baker, 14, was killed when Robert Blackwell's speeding car mounted the pavement she was walking along on her way to school last June Liberty's father Paul Baker (left) said he wished he had been killed instead. Her mother, Maureen (right with Finley, Liberty's 10-year-old brother) broke down in tears after today's hearing

The court heard how

OPTIONS:
- Citroen had been smoking cannabis the day before the crash with traces of the drug still in his blood.
- Citroen C2 had been smoking cannabis the day before the crash with traces of the drug still in his blood.
- Finley had been smoking cannabis the day before the crash with traces of the drug still in his blood.
- Liberty had been smoking cannabis the day before the crash with traces of the drug still in his blood.
- Liberty Baker had been smoking cannabis the day before the crash with traces of the drug still in his blood.
- Maureen had been smoking cannabis the day before the crash with traces of the drug still in his blood.
- Oxfordshire had been smoking cannabis the day before the crash with traces of the drug still in his blood.
- Paul Baker had been smoking cannabis the day before the crash with traces of the drug still in his blood.
- Robert Blackwell had been smoking cannabis the day before the crash with traces of the drug still in his blood.
- Witney had been smoking cannabis the day before the crash with traces of the drug still in his blood.


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Football fans the world over witnessed an outstanding Manchester City performance as they ripped champions Chelsea to shreds on Sunday afternoon and laid down a marker in the Barclays Premier League title race. Not so the author of the official write-up of the 3-0 defeat on Chelsea's website, who slipped on a pair of dark blue-tinted spectacles and proceeded to pen one of the most deluded match reports ever seen. It was as though Jose Mourinho, who bafflingly labelled the one-sided scoreline as 'fake' in his post-match press conference, had scribbled it down on the coach home. The report begins with mention of a disallowed Ramires goal, which apparently happened at the beginning of the second-half when the score was still 1-0. Anyone remember that?

The intention is to present

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League as bullies, whose devilish anti-football tactics trumped Chelsea's beautifully aesthetic game.
- Chelsea as bullies, whose devilish anti-football tactics trumped Chelsea's beautifully aesthetic game.
- City as bullies, whose devilish anti-football tactics trumped Chelsea's beautifully aesthetic game.
- Jose Mourinho as bullies, whose devilish anti-football tactics trumped Chelsea's beautifully aesthetic game.
- Manchester City as bullies, whose devilish anti-football tactics trumped Chelsea's beautifully aesthetic game.
- Ramires as bullies, whose devilish anti-football tactics trumped Chelsea's beautifully aesthetic game.
- WWE as bullies, whose devilish anti-football tactics trumped Chelsea's beautifully aesthetic game.


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(CNN) On Saturday, President-elect Trump went after civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis, a man millions of Americans rightly admire for his courage and principles. Lewis had commented Friday that he didn't view Trump as a "legitimate" president since in his view "the Russians participated in helping this man [Trump] get elected." Well, Trump used Twitter to go after Lewis:  "Congressman John Lewis should spend more time on fixing and helping his district, which is in horrible shape and falling apart." In a second tweet Trump added,  "All talk, talk, talk - no action or results. Sad!" It appears that to Trump, Lewis risking his life in leading a civil rights march in 1965 across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, and being instrumental in leading the way for the passage of the Civil Rights and Voting Rights acts is just talk and not action.

I -- as well as my agent and accountant -- anxiously await your

OPTIONS:
- Alabama attacks on me.
- Americans attacks on me.
- CNN attacks on me.
- Civil Rights and Voting Rights attacks on me.
- Dean Obeidallah attacks on me.
- Edmund Pettus Bridge attacks on me.
- John Lewis attacks on me.
- Lewis attacks on me.
- Russians attacks on me.
- Selma attacks on me.
- Trump attacks on me.
- Twitter attacks on me.


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An Islamic State sympathizer who was plotting to carry out an attack on a US military base similar to the deadly assault at Fort Hood in 2009 has been arrested. John T. Booker Jr, was detained in Manhattan, Kansas, on Friday morning and charged with multiple terror offenses, including attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. The 20-year-old, who refers to himself as Muhammad Abdullah Hassan, is said to have targeted nearby Fort Riley and planned to use a 1,000lb car bomb to blow himself up and kill 'people with power'. Booker was shown how to arm the bomb, which was actually a dud, and taken to a supposed secret gate to enter the base by FBI informants before being arrested around 9am.

OPTIONS:
- Alexander Blair began counseling John Booker at the request of the FBI last year, though he now says 'maybe he came to me too late'.
- Army began counseling John Booker at the request of the FBI last year, though he now says 'maybe he came to me too late'.
- Booker began counseling John Booker at the request of the FBI last year, though he now says 'maybe he came to me too late'.
- FBI began counseling John Booker at the request of the FBI last year, though he now says 'maybe he came to me too late'.
- Facebook began counseling John Booker at the request of the FBI last year, though he now says 'maybe he came to me too late'.
- Fort Hood began counseling John Booker at the request of the FBI last year, though he now says 'maybe he came to me too late'.
- Fort Riley began counseling John Booker at the request of the FBI last year, though he now says 'maybe he came to me too late'.
- Imam began counseling John Booker at the request of the FBI last year, though he now says 'maybe he came to me too late'.
- Islamic State began counseling John Booker at the request of the FBI last year, though he now says 'maybe he came to me too late'.
- James T. Booker began counseling John Booker at the request of the FBI last year, though he now says 'maybe he came to me too late'.
- John T. Booker Jr began counseling John Booker at the request of the FBI last year, though he now says 'maybe he came to me too late'.
- Kansas began counseling John Booker at the request of the FBI last year, though he now says 'maybe he came to me too late'.
- Manhattan began counseling John Booker at the request of the FBI last year, though he now says 'maybe he came to me too late'.
- Muhammad Abdullah Hassan began counseling John Booker at the request of the FBI last year, though he now says 'maybe he came to me too late'.
- Topeka began counseling John Booker at the request of the FBI last year, though he now says 'maybe he came to me too late'.
- US began counseling John Booker at the request of the FBI last year, though he now says 'maybe he came to me too late'.


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In the middle of a soldier's deployment to Qatar, he decided fly home to surprise his daughters  just in time for his youngest's second birthday. Army National Guard Sgt First Class Joseph Kern flew home to Cherry Hill, New Jersey during his fifth deployment on Thursday and will be with his family for five days. His first stop after he touched down on American soil was his two-year-old daughter Pearl's classroom, where he had the chance to surprise her and his other daughter, three-year-old Estelle. Scroll down for video Army National Guard Sgt First Class Joseph Kern flew home from his deployment in Qatar to surprise his two daughters, Estelle, three, and Pearl, two

Pearl's too little to have the memory of it, but I think

OPTIONS:
- American will remember,' she said.
- Army National Guard will remember,' she said.
- Army National Guard Sgt will remember,' she said.
- Cherry Hill will remember,' she said.
- Estelle will remember,' she said.
- Joseph Kern will remember,' she said.
- National Guard will remember,' she said.
- New Jersey will remember,' she said.
- Pearl will remember,' she said.
- Qatar will remember,' she said.


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(CNN) If there is one thing we can count on Donald Trump to deliver, it is controversy. From the day his campaign began, the Republican front-runner has been blunt, outspoken and frequently offensive. Now, just as Trump is attempting to present a more presidential image, the GOP has a new Trump-related headache. Activist groups, particularly those representing minorities and women, are pressing major corporations not to sponsor the Republican convention in July. They hope to persuade companies like Microsoft and Google to drop out of sponsoring what is sure to be a contentious event. These groups have the right idea by speaking out against corporate backing for Cleveland. By sponsoring the GOP convention, companies would be providing a platform for Trump's ugly rhetoric. It is bad messaging and poor business strategy for corporations to be seen as promoting the increasingly toxic Trump brand. Over the course of his campaign thus far, Trump has insulted Latinos, immigrants, women, Muslims, Black Lives Matter protesters, disabled people, and journalists.

"It's important for Google and Microsoft to be reminded that sponsorship of a Trump-led convention helps legitimize and normalize

OPTIONS:
- Black Lives Matter's hate," reads the Credo petition.
- CNN's hate," reads the Credo petition.
- Cleveland's hate," reads the Credo petition.
- Donald Trump's hate," reads the Credo petition.
- Dump Trump's hate," reads the Credo petition.
- GOP's hate," reads the Credo petition.
- Google's hate," reads the Credo petition.
- Latinos's hate," reads the Credo petition.
- Microsoft's hate," reads the Credo petition.
- Muslims's hate," reads the Credo petition.
- Raul Reyes's hate," reads the Credo petition.
- Republican's hate," reads the Credo petition.
- Trump's hate," reads the Credo petition.


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Manny Pacquiao suffers from such bad leg cramps during training that he spends a staggering $1,800 on a tube of anti-inflammatory cream. The Filipino superstar is into the fourth week of his training camp ahead of his $300million mega-fight against Floyd Mayweather Jnr on May 2. And his trainer Freddie Roach revealed the problems he has due to the size of his calves. 'There's no magic cure for it,' Roach told Yahoo. 'We're doing what we can do. I've got the doctors working on it. There are some Filipino guys here who are massaging it for him. The cream cost $1,800 for a single bottle. I wasn't too happy about that.'

OPTIONS:
- Bob Arum has also changed Pacquiao's training regime to reduce the pressure on his legs.
- Filipino has also changed Pacquiao's training regime to reduce the pressure on his legs.
- Floyd Mayweather has also changed Pacquiao's training regime to reduce the pressure on his legs.
- Floyd Mayweather Jnr has also changed Pacquiao's training regime to reduce the pressure on his legs.
- Freddie Roach has also changed Pacquiao's training regime to reduce the pressure on his legs.
- Las Vegas has also changed Pacquiao's training regime to reduce the pressure on his legs.
- Manny Pacquiao has also changed Pacquiao's training regime to reduce the pressure on his legs.
- Mayweather has also changed Pacquiao's training regime to reduce the pressure on his legs.
- Pacquiao has also changed Pacquiao's training regime to reduce the pressure on his legs.
- Roach has also changed Pacquiao's training regime to reduce the pressure on his legs.
- Yahoo has also changed Pacquiao's training regime to reduce the pressure on his legs.


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Seoul (CNN) A man drove a construction vehicle Tuesday into the gate of a South Korean prosecutor's office intending to kill the woman at the center of a major political scandal, authorities said. The man came from a rural town to the prosecutor's office in Seoul to "help Choi Soon-sil die," said Han Jeung-sub, a detective at the Seocho Police Station. Choi is a friend and informal adviser to South Korean President Park Geun-hye, and she has been described as a Rasputin-like character to the leader. Accusations that Choi was the recipient of leaked official state documents have led to noisy demands for Park's ouster, with thousands taking to the streets over the weekend demanding she step down.

OPTIONS:
- CNN is expected to name new secretaries this week, according to local media.
- Choi is expected to name new secretaries this week, according to local media.
- Choi Soon is expected to name new secretaries this week, according to local media.
- Confidante is expected to name new secretaries this week, according to local media.
- Han Jeung is expected to name new secretaries this week, according to local media.
- Park is expected to name new secretaries this week, according to local media.
- Park Geun is expected to name new secretaries this week, according to local media.
- Rasputin is expected to name new secretaries this week, according to local media.
- Seocho Police Station is expected to name new secretaries this week, according to local media.
- Seoul is expected to name new secretaries this week, according to local media.
- South Korean is expected to name new secretaries this week, according to local media.


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(CNN) -- The FBI is investigating as a possible hate crime an incident in which a woman was beaten to the ground in front of her child at the entrance to a Cracker Barrel restaurant in Morrow, Georgia, south of Atlanta. Troy Dale West, of Poulan, Georgia, is facing battery and cruelty to children charges after the incident. Troy Dale West Jr., of Poulan, Georgia, is facing charges including misdemeanor battery and disorderly conduct after allegedly beating Army reservist Tashawnea Hill, 35, after the two had words at the entrance of the Morrow, Georgia, restaurant the evening of September 9.

"It's worth noting that

OPTIONS:
- Army employees did their best to assist Hill as soon as they became aware of the situation."
- Atlanta employees did their best to assist Hill as soon as they became aware of the situation."
- CNN employees did their best to assist Hill as soon as they became aware of the situation."
- Cracker Barrel employees did their best to assist Hill as soon as they became aware of the situation."
- FBI employees did their best to assist Hill as soon as they became aware of the situation."
- Georgia employees did their best to assist Hill as soon as they became aware of the situation."
- Hill employees did their best to assist Hill as soon as they became aware of the situation."
- Morrow employees did their best to assist Hill as soon as they became aware of the situation."
- Poulan employees did their best to assist Hill as soon as they became aware of the situation."
- Tashawnea Hill employees did their best to assist Hill as soon as they became aware of the situation."
- Troy Dale West employees did their best to assist Hill as soon as they became aware of the situation."
- Troy Dale West Jr. employees did their best to assist Hill as soon as they became aware of the situation."
- West employees did their best to assist Hill as soon as they became aware of the situation."


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(CNN) An African-American OB-GYN says she was discriminated against on a flight when attendants refused to let her help with an in-flight medical emergency. Tamika Cross was a passenger on an early-morning Delta flight from Detroit to Minneapolis on Sunday when a woman two rows in front of her screamed that her husband was unresponsive. Flight attendants made an announcement asking if there were any doctors on board, and Cross says she immediately volunteered to help. What Cross says happened next is what made her go to social media with a post that has been shared more than 43,000 times as of Friday evening.

Cross said

OPTIONS:
- African has left her a couple of messages but she has yet to speak with them.
- American has left her a couple of messages but she has yet to speak with them.
- Cross has left her a couple of messages but she has yet to speak with them.
- Delta has left her a couple of messages but she has yet to speak with them.
- Detroit has left her a couple of messages but she has yet to speak with them.
- GYN has left her a couple of messages but she has yet to speak with them.
- Minneapolis has left her a couple of messages but she has yet to speak with them.
- OB has left her a couple of messages but she has yet to speak with them.
- Tamika Cross has left her a couple of messages but she has yet to speak with them.


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(CNN) In a shocking new poll of Utah voters, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are now tied at 26%, while independent candidate Evan McMullin, a Utah native, has surged to a statistical tie, with 22%. I've written about McMullin's strategy before, and how he could play an unlikely spoiler to Trump and Clinton. But when he reached out to me last week, it wasn't to discuss his chances or his ground game. It was to talk about Syria. After noticing one of my so-called tweet-storms on the plight of the Syrian children, he thought we could have an important conversation on a topic that has been, over the course of this election, politicized, overshadowed or ignored altogether. For those of us who think this a crucial national security and humanitarian crisis, and who believe neither Trump nor Clinton have the right answers, McMullin could just be the only choice on November 8.

We should have done more to support the moderate

OPTIONS:
- CNN opposition, and we still need to do that.
- Clinton opposition, and we still need to do that.
- Donald Trump opposition, and we still need to do that.
- Evan McMullin opposition, and we still need to do that.
- Hillary Clinton opposition, and we still need to do that.
- McMullin opposition, and we still need to do that.
- Syria opposition, and we still need to do that.
- Syrian opposition, and we still need to do that.
- Trump opposition, and we still need to do that.
- Utah opposition, and we still need to do that.


John Truong thought he was helping his sister have a nice night out with her boyfriend. Instead, he ended up an unknowing accomplice to a bizarre abduction. Police arrested Truong's sister Alyssa Chang this week after she allegedly helped kidnap 2-year-old Ronnie Tran and his mother, with the child's grandmother, 65-year-old Vien Nguyen. Authorities say Chang and Nguyen incapacitated the child's mother at her home in Des Moines, Washington, bound her with plastic ties and then took the two to another home in Fife. Chang and the grandmother then took off the the toddler, leaving the mother locked in a cupboard.

Safe and sound: Truong was reading

OPTIONS:
- Alyssa Chang in the morning when he realized that Ronnie had been abducted from his mother.
- Amber Alert in the morning when he realized that Ronnie had been abducted from his mother.
- Chang in the morning when he realized that Ronnie had been abducted from his mother.
- Des Moines in the morning when he realized that Ronnie had been abducted from his mother.
- Facebook in the morning when he realized that Ronnie had been abducted from his mother.
- Fife in the morning when he realized that Ronnie had been abducted from his mother.
- John Truong in the morning when he realized that Ronnie had been abducted from his mother.
- Nguyen in the morning when he realized that Ronnie had been abducted from his mother.
- Renton in the morning when he realized that Ronnie had been abducted from his mother.
- Ronnie Tran in the morning when he realized that Ronnie had been abducted from his mother.
- Tran in the morning when he realized that Ronnie had been abducted from his mother.
- Truong in the morning when he realized that Ronnie had been abducted from his mother.
- Vien Nguyen in the morning when he realized that Ronnie had been abducted from his mother.
- Washington in the morning when he realized that Ronnie had been abducted from his mother.


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(CNN) A young Russian alleged to have masterminded a massive hacking of social networks including LinkedIn and Dropbox is now at the center of an extradition struggle between the United States and Russia. Yevgeniy Nikulin was detained in October 2016, in the Czech Republic capital of Prague, after US authorities issued an international arrest warrant for him. He was on vacation there with his girlfriend. A grand jury indictment filed in 2016 in California charges him with computer intrusion and aggravated identity theft, among other offenses. Nikulin denies all the charges. If convicted of all charges, he could face a maximum sentence of more than 50 years in prison and more than $2 million in fines.

The Nikulin case is yet another strain on

OPTIONS:
- California-Russian relations.
- Czech-Russian relations.
- Czech Republic-Russian relations.
- Dropbox-Russian relations.
- LinkedIn-Russian relations.
- Nikulin-Russian relations.
- Prague-Russian relations.
- Russia-Russian relations.
- Russian-Russian relations.
- US-Russian relations.
- United States-Russian relations.
- Yevgeniy Nikulin-Russian relations.


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(CNN) His rhymes are reminiscent of the gangster rap of 50 Cent, but instead of a do-rag and six-pack, baby-faced teenage rapper Rich Chigga sports a pink polo and fanny pack. Indonesian-born Rich Chigga, whose viral hit "Dat $tick" has racked up more than 50 million views online, is the principal -- and some say unlikely -- face of a new generation of edgy, young Asian hip-hop acts, whose growing popularity among US audiences is helping to subvert Asian music stereotypes. Born Brian Imanuel, 17-year-old Rich Chigga is signed to 88 Rising, a Brooklyn-based record label responsible for acts such as Korean rapper Keith Ape, Chinese hip-hop group Higher Brothers and Joji, a Japanese-Australian producer who kicked off the Harlem Shake meme video phenomenon.

"They're Asian from

OPTIONS:
- 88 Rising countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- America countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- Asian countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- Australian countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- Brian Imanuel countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- Bridging East countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- Brooklyn countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- CNN countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- Chinese countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- Dat $tick countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- Harlem Shake countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- Higher Brothers countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- Indonesian countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- Japanese countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- Joji countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- Keith Ape countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- Korean countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- Rich Chigga countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- Rising countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- US countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- West countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.
- YouTube countries, so there's cultural space for them to be more fluid.


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(CNN) Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte visited a morgue early Saturday to pay respects to the 14 people killed hours earlier in an explosion at a crowded market in Davao City. At least 71 people were injured in the attack on the popular market. Duterte described the attack as an act of terrorism, and declared the nation in "a state of lawlessness," the official Philippines News Agency reported, authorizing the police and military to search cars and frisk people at checkpoints. He said he had not declared martial law, according to PNA. Rodrigo Duterte promised to fight drug dealers "We have to confront the ugly head of terrorism," Duterte said Friday, standing near the explosion site in his hometown. "We will take this as a police matter about terrorism."

OPTIONS:
- Abu Sayyaf's spokesman said the constitution gives the President the power to "call out ... armed forces to prevent or suppress lawless violence, invasion or rebellion."
- CNN's spokesman said the constitution gives the President the power to "call out ... armed forces to prevent or suppress lawless violence, invasion or rebellion."
- Davao City's spokesman said the constitution gives the President the power to "call out ... armed forces to prevent or suppress lawless violence, invasion or rebellion."
- Duterte's spokesman said the constitution gives the President the power to "call out ... armed forces to prevent or suppress lawless violence, invasion or rebellion."
- Islamist's spokesman said the constitution gives the President the power to "call out ... armed forces to prevent or suppress lawless violence, invasion or rebellion."
- PNA's spokesman said the constitution gives the President the power to "call out ... armed forces to prevent or suppress lawless violence, invasion or rebellion."
- Philippines's spokesman said the constitution gives the President the power to "call out ... armed forces to prevent or suppress lawless violence, invasion or rebellion."
- Philippines News Agency's spokesman said the constitution gives the President the power to "call out ... armed forces to prevent or suppress lawless violence, invasion or rebellion."
- Rodrigo Duterte's spokesman said the constitution gives the President the power to "call out ... armed forces to prevent or suppress lawless violence, invasion or rebellion."


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Of all the terrible things a single mother has endured since discovering a malignant tumour in her breast, one of the worst was how to explain to her young daughter that she had cancer. Following her diagnosis in May 2014, 42-year-old City worker Ebba worried most about how six-year-old Lene would take the news. Her greatest fear was that Lene would be left without a mother at a young age, just like her own mother had been. Ebba's grandmother had died of liver cancer when Ebba's mother was only 10. Ebba is proud of how daughter Lene, six, has dealt with her breast cancer diagnosis

OPTIONS:
- City wearing a scarf, left, and wig, right, her daughter helped her choose following her chemo
- Ebba wearing a scarf, left, and wig, right, her daughter helped her choose following her chemo
- Lene wearing a scarf, left, and wig, right, her daughter helped her choose following her chemo
- Test wearing a scarf, left, and wig, right, her daughter helped her choose following her chemo


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(CNN) [Breaking news update, posted at 4:46 a.m. ET] The death toll from Saturday's suicide bombing in Baghdad has risen to 200, the deputy head of the security committee of the Baghdad Provincial Council, Mohamed al-Rubaye, said in a televised phone interview Monday. [Previous story, posted at 1:59 a.m. ET] (CNN) -- A suicide truck bomb ripped through a busy shopping district in Baghdad over the weekend, killing more than 100 in what was the deadliest single attack in the war-weary country in years. The brazen Saturday night attack in the heart of the packed Karrada neighborhood killed at least 125 people, including 25 children and 20 women.

As for

OPTIONS:
- Baghdad, it has witnessed a surge in the number of car bomb attacks in recent weeks, with ISIS claiming responsibility for many of them.
- Baghdad Provincial Council, it has witnessed a surge in the number of car bomb attacks in recent weeks, with ISIS claiming responsibility for many of them.
- ISIS, it has witnessed a surge in the number of car bomb attacks in recent weeks, with ISIS claiming responsibility for many of them.
- Iraqi, it has witnessed a surge in the number of car bomb attacks in recent weeks, with ISIS claiming responsibility for many of them.
- Karrada, it has witnessed a surge in the number of car bomb attacks in recent weeks, with ISIS claiming responsibility for many of them.
- Mohamed al, it has witnessed a surge in the number of car bomb attacks in recent weeks, with ISIS claiming responsibility for many of them.
- Ramadan, it has witnessed a surge in the number of car bomb attacks in recent weeks, with ISIS claiming responsibility for many of them.
- Rubaye, it has witnessed a surge in the number of car bomb attacks in recent weeks, with ISIS claiming responsibility for many of them.


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On Friday night, the world's most expensive player will face the Premier League Player of the Year as Gareth Bale meets Eden Hazard in a pivotal Euro 2016 qualifier at the Cardiff City Stadium. Only goal difference separates Belgium and Wales at the top of Group B. Both have three wins and two draws from their opening five games, and their first meeting in the campaign ended in a goalless draw in Brussels last November. But the game in the Welsh capital will be as much to do with the coming together of two of the world's finest footballers, who have enjoyed somewhat contrasting - albeit statistically similar  - seasons.

If the

OPTIONS:
- Belgium are to make it to their first major tournament since 1958, Bale will have to be at his very best.
- Brussels are to make it to their first major tournament since 1958, Bale will have to be at his very best.
- Cardiff City Stadium are to make it to their first major tournament since 1958, Bale will have to be at his very best.
- Chelsea are to make it to their first major tournament since 1958, Bale will have to be at his very best.
- Eden Hazard are to make it to their first major tournament since 1958, Bale will have to be at his very best.
- Euro 2016 are to make it to their first major tournament since 1958, Bale will have to be at his very best.
- Gareth Bale are to make it to their first major tournament since 1958, Bale will have to be at his very best.
- Premier League are to make it to their first major tournament since 1958, Bale will have to be at his very best.
- Premier League Player of the Year are to make it to their first major tournament since 1958, Bale will have to be at his very best.
- Real Madrid are to make it to their first major tournament since 1958, Bale will have to be at his very best.
- Wales are to make it to their first major tournament since 1958, Bale will have to be at his very best.
- Welsh are to make it to their first major tournament since 1958, Bale will have to be at his very best.


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(CNN) -- Brazilian model Mariana Bridi da Costa, whose hands and feet were amputated in a bid to save her from a deadly and little-known illness, died early Saturday, two friends of the model told CNN. Brazilian model Mariana Bridi da Costa died Saturday after undergoing multiple amputations. "Unfortunately Mari couldn't resist any longer. She passed away at 3 a.m. today," Henrique Fontes, executive director of Miss World Brazil, said in an e-mail to CNN. Renato Lindgren, a friend of the model who runs a blog dedicated to her, confirmed da Costa's death. On his blog, Lindgren wrote that he and other friends were going to the hospital.

In 2007 and 2008, she came fourth in the contest to become

OPTIONS:
- Brazil's entrant for the Miss World pageant.
- Brazilian's entrant for the Miss World pageant.
- CNN's entrant for the Miss World pageant.
- China's entrant for the Miss World pageant.
- Costa's entrant for the Miss World pageant.
- Da Costa's entrant for the Miss World pageant.
- Henrique Fontes's entrant for the Miss World pageant.
- Lindgren's entrant for the Miss World pageant.
- Mari's entrant for the Miss World pageant.
- Mariana Bridi da Costa's entrant for the Miss World pageant.
- Miss Bikini International's entrant for the Miss World pageant.
- Miss World's entrant for the Miss World pageant.
- Renato Lindgren's entrant for the Miss World pageant.


Complete the passage.

Tel Aviv, Israel (CNN) Israel has closed off the West Bank city of Yatta as authorities investigate a terror attack at a Tel Aviv market that left four people dead. Israeli troops went door-to-door in Yatta overnight, conducting interviews and searching homes after Wednesday night's attack. One woman said troops left holes in her doors and walls and took her son away, but she didn't know why. Israeli authorities also have frozen 83,000 entry permits for Palestinians -- including all for Ramadan and those for family visits from the West Bank to Israel -- in light of the Tel Aviv attack.

Spokesman Housam Badran said the attack was the "first of many surprises" planned against

OPTIONS:
- CNN forces during the month of Ramadan.
- Hamas forces during the month of Ramadan.
- Islamist forces during the month of Ramadan.
- Israel forces during the month of Ramadan.
- Israeli forces during the month of Ramadan.
- Palestinians forces during the month of Ramadan.
- Ramadan forces during the month of Ramadan.
- Tel Aviv forces during the month of Ramadan.
- West Bank forces during the month of Ramadan.
- Yatta forces during the month of Ramadan.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Salt Lake City (CNN) President Donald Trump has taken an intense interest in whether Utah Republican Orrin Hatch runs for Senate re-election in 2018, sources tell CNN, a fact that has some in Washington thinking the concern is part of an effort to keep former Republican presidential nominee and on-again-off-again Trump critic Mitt Romney from the legislative body. The renewed focus comes as Trump visits Utah for the first time as president. He made the trip as part of a Hatch-requested event at the Utah Capitol, where the President announced significant reductions to Bears Ears National Monument and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The President's decision is a nod to Hatch, who had made the issue a focus.

In March of 2016, he slammed

OPTIONS:
- Bears Ears National Monument as a "phony" and a "fraud" in a speech in Utah.
- CNN as a "phony" and a "fraud" in a speech in Utah.
- Donald Trump as a "phony" and a "fraud" in a speech in Utah.
- Escalante National Monument as a "phony" and a "fraud" in a speech in Utah.
- GOP as a "phony" and a "fraud" in a speech in Utah.
- Grand Staircase as a "phony" and a "fraud" in a speech in Utah.
- Hatch as a "phony" and a "fraud" in a speech in Utah.
- Mitt Romney as a "phony" and a "fraud" in a speech in Utah.
- Orrin Hatch as a "phony" and a "fraud" in a speech in Utah.
- Republican as a "phony" and a "fraud" in a speech in Utah.
- Salt Lake City as a "phony" and a "fraud" in a speech in Utah.
- Senate as a "phony" and a "fraud" in a speech in Utah.
- Trump as a "phony" and a "fraud" in a speech in Utah.
- Utah as a "phony" and a "fraud" in a speech in Utah.
- Utah Capitol as a "phony" and a "fraud" in a speech in Utah.
- Washington as a "phony" and a "fraud" in a speech in Utah.


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

(CNN) A man who caused a disturbance aboard an American Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Honolulu on Friday was detained and will likely face charges, an FBI special agent said. The man, identified as Anil Tuvanc Uskanli -- a Turkish national born in 1991-- was subdued by crew members and passengers, including an off-duty Los Angeles police officer. He is expected to face federal charges for interference with a flight crew, FBI special agent Paul Delacourt told reporters. Investigators are still trying to determine the motive behind the disturbance. Allison Forburger, who lives in Hawaii, where she works for the Navy, said the man was moving toward the first-class section of the cabin with a blanket over his head when a flight attendant directed him to stop.

Earlier, the man, who purchased his ticket around midnight, had an encounter with airport personnel at the airport in

OPTIONS:
- Allison Forburger, an official briefed on the incident told CNN.
- American Airlines, an official briefed on the incident told CNN.
- Anil Tuvanc Uskanli, an official briefed on the incident told CNN.
- FBI, an official briefed on the incident told CNN.
- Hawaii, an official briefed on the incident told CNN.
- Honolulu, an official briefed on the incident told CNN.
- Los Angeles, an official briefed on the incident told CNN.
- Navy, an official briefed on the incident told CNN.
- Paul Delacourt, an official briefed on the incident told CNN.
- Turkish, an official briefed on the incident told CNN.


The heartbroken grandmother of a toddler who died of massive head injuries after her drug-addicted mother and violent partner forced her to ride a motorbike that repeatedly crashed has wept with relief at a coroner's findings. Little Chloe Valentine, 4, died of massive head injuries after being forced to ride a motorbike that repeatedly crashed over a three-day period in the backyard of her Adelaide home in January 2012. Her mother, Ashlee Polkinghorne, and her then partner are in jail after pleading guilty to Chloe's manslaughter through criminal neglect. In an emotional statement outside the Adelaide inquest on Thursday, Chloe's grandmother Belinda Valentine welcomed Coroner Mark Johns' ruling that Families SA was broken and fundamentally flawed and that the agency's lack of action over Chloe's mother's drug use was a complete failure.

'

OPTIONS:
- Adelaide was given virtually limitless opportunities to address her problems,' he said.
- Ashlee Polkinghorne was given virtually limitless opportunities to address her problems,' he said.
- Belinda Valentine was given virtually limitless opportunities to address her problems,' he said.
- Chloe was given virtually limitless opportunities to address her problems,' he said.
- Chloe Valentine was given virtually limitless opportunities to address her problems,' he said.
- Families SA was given virtually limitless opportunities to address her problems,' he said.
- Little Chloe Valentine was given virtually limitless opportunities to address her problems,' he said.
- Mark Johns was given virtually limitless opportunities to address her problems,' he said.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Shain Gandee, one of the stars of the MTV reality show "Buckwild," and two other people died of carbon monoxide poisoning, the sheriff's office in Kanawha County, West Virginia, said Tuesday. The deaths, discovered Monday, were labeled as accidental, according to preliminary findings from an autopsy report. Gandee, 21, was found dead in a vehicle along with his uncle, David Dwight Gandee, 48, and Donald Robert Myers, 27, authorities said. "This is a very sad and tragic event," Kanawha County Commissioner Kent Carper said Monday. "We live in a very small community. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Gandee family."

OPTIONS:
- Buckwild released a statement about Gandee: "We are shocked and saddened by the terrible news about Shain Gandee, and those involved in this tragic incident.
- David Dwight Gandee released a statement about Gandee: "We are shocked and saddened by the terrible news about Shain Gandee, and those involved in this tragic incident.
- Donald released a statement about Gandee: "We are shocked and saddened by the terrible news about Shain Gandee, and those involved in this tragic incident.
- Gandee released a statement about Gandee: "We are shocked and saddened by the terrible news about Shain Gandee, and those involved in this tragic incident.
- Kanawha County released a statement about Gandee: "We are shocked and saddened by the terrible news about Shain Gandee, and those involved in this tragic incident.
- Kent Carper released a statement about Gandee: "We are shocked and saddened by the terrible news about Shain Gandee, and those involved in this tragic incident.
- MTV released a statement about Gandee: "We are shocked and saddened by the terrible news about Shain Gandee, and those involved in this tragic incident.
- Robert Myers released a statement about Gandee: "We are shocked and saddened by the terrible news about Shain Gandee, and those involved in this tragic incident.
- Shain Gandee released a statement about Gandee: "We are shocked and saddened by the terrible news about Shain Gandee, and those involved in this tragic incident.
- Sissonville released a statement about Gandee: "We are shocked and saddened by the terrible news about Shain Gandee, and those involved in this tragic incident.
- West Virginia released a statement about Gandee: "We are shocked and saddened by the terrible news about Shain Gandee, and those involved in this tragic incident.


How does this story end?

(CNN) In just one week, Zika cases in Singapore have gone from zero to 258, raising concerns about a potential rapid surge in cases across Asia. A recent study estimates that roughly 2.6 billion people in the region and Africa could be at risk of contracting the virus, which has been linked to the neurological disorder microcephaly in unborn babies. It's not yet clear why Zika has spread so suddenly in Singapore. Many of the cases are thought to be locally-transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito. On Saturday, Singapore's Ministry of Health said analysis of two cases found they had likely evolved from a strain of Zika that was already circulating in Southeast Asia. Malaysia confirmed its first case of Zika infection in a 58-year-old woman -- who had visited her daughter in Singapore -- on September 1. The country reported its first locally-transmitted case on September 3, with authorities expecting more to come.

"In

OPTIONS:
- Aedes, you have megacities with populations between five to 10 million people.
- Africa, you have megacities with populations between five to 10 million people.
- Asia, you have megacities with populations between five to 10 million people.
- Malaysia, you have megacities with populations between five to 10 million people.
- Ministry of Health, you have megacities with populations between five to 10 million people.
- Singapore, you have megacities with populations between five to 10 million people.
- Southeast Asia, you have megacities with populations between five to 10 million people.
- Zika, you have megacities with populations between five to 10 million people.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

A suicidal man was preparing to jump  off a bridge when he was talked down  by his two-year-old son. Rao Ni was perched on the ledge and ready to take the fatal leap when he heard the toddler scream, 'Dad, come back, don't jump.' The child's desperate plea brought to an end hours of tense negotiations and convinced the troubled 39-year-old to climb back to safety and give life another shot. The construction worker had clambered onto the bridge after he was left unable to pay the the rent on the family home in Lingao County, southern China's Hainan Province.

Police have now promised to look into the matter for Mr

OPTIONS:
- China, but said without a written contract it would be hard to help Mr Ni.
- Dad, but said without a written contract it would be hard to help Mr Ni.
- Foreman, but said without a written contract it would be hard to help Mr Ni.
- Hainan Province, but said without a written contract it would be hard to help Mr Ni.
- Lingao County, but said without a written contract it would be hard to help Mr Ni.
- Rao Ni, but said without a written contract it would be hard to help Mr Ni.
- Suicidal Rao Ni, but said without a written contract it would be hard to help Mr Ni.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) A recently released transcript is offering a window into the mindset of a California judge who sentenced former Stanford University swimmer Brock Turner to jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. Turner faced a maximum sentence of 14 years, but Judge Aaron Persky of Santa Clara Superior Court sentenced him instead to six months. Prosecutors had asked for six years in prison. The controversial decision by Persky sparked outrage nationwide. Opinion: Judge Persky's sentence in Stanford rape case unpopular but legal In the sentencing transcripts from the June 2 hearing, defense attorney Mike Armstrong said Turner "has never denied" digitally penetrating the woman but "in his drunken state, he remembered consent."

Persky also addressed the victim's feelings, that she doesn't see Turner having genuine remorse because

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Persky never clearly stated he sexually assaulted her that night in January 2015.
- Brock Turner never clearly stated he sexually assaulted her that night in January 2015.
- California never clearly stated he sexually assaulted her that night in January 2015.
- Mike Armstrong never clearly stated he sexually assaulted her that night in January 2015.
- Persky never clearly stated he sexually assaulted her that night in January 2015.
- Santa Clara Superior Court never clearly stated he sexually assaulted her that night in January 2015.
- Stanford never clearly stated he sexually assaulted her that night in January 2015.
- Stanford University never clearly stated he sexually assaulted her that night in January 2015.
- Turner never clearly stated he sexually assaulted her that night in January 2015.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) Donald Trump is aiming to pull off one of the greatest political comebacks in history. The Republican nominee is rebounding from a summer of repeated stumbles that threatened to undermine his candidacy, underscoring his ability to claw his way back and stay competitive despite controversies that would sink any other politician. Poll: Nine weeks out, a near even race Trump and Hillary Clinton enter the critical post-Labor Day phase of the campaign in a dead heat. A CNN/ORC national poll released Tuesday finds Trump ahead of Clinton by two points -- 45% to 43% -- among likely voters. The race is also tight among registered voters, where Clinton has a three point advantage. Both findings are within the margin of error.

Unless he starts making headway soon, with early voting only weeks away, it may take something that jarring for

OPTIONS:
- CNN to win.
- Clinton to win.
- Donald Trump to win.
- Hillary Clinton to win.
- Labor Day to win.
- ORC to win.
- Republican to win.
- Trump to win.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) Former CIA acting-Director Michael Morell said Sunday he'd trust Hillary Clinton with the nation's security, but that Donald Trump is being manipulated by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Morell, who cast Trump as an unwitting agent of Putin in a New York Times op-ed last week, said on ABC's "This Week" that he's comfortable with Clinton after seeing her in action in President Barack Obama's administration. "I worked with her for four years very closely when she was secretary of state and I was at the CIA. I provided her -- personally provided her some of the most sensitive information that the Central Intelligence Agency has," he said. "She never misused it. She always protected it."

That led

OPTIONS:
- ABC to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Barack Obama to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- CIA to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- CNN to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Central Intelligence Agency to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Clinton to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Donald Trump to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- GOP to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Hillary Clinton to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Michael Morell to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Morell to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- New York Times to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Putin to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Russian to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- This Week to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Trump to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Vladimir Putin to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."
- Washington to then compliment Vladimir Putin and to defend Vladimir Putin's actions in a number of places around the world."


How does this story end?

Washington (CNN) The departing leader of the Senate Democrats, Harry Reid, blasted President-elect Donald Trump on Friday as having "emboldened the forces of hate and bigotry" and said the responsibility for unifying the country is in his hands. "The election of Donald Trump has emboldened the forces of hate and bigotry in America," Reid, the Senate minority leader, said in a stinging statement, which is a departure from the strategy of other leading Democrats. Both Hillary Clinton and President Barack Obama have argued that Trump should be given a chance to lead. Obama welcomed Trump to the White House Thursday and said they had an excellent meeting. There was no such welcome from Reid.

OPTIONS:
- America has flatly denied that he assaulted any women, in one instance saying he wouldn't have because the accuser was ugly.
- Barack Obama has flatly denied that he assaulted any women, in one instance saying he wouldn't have because the accuser was ugly.
- CNN has flatly denied that he assaulted any women, in one instance saying he wouldn't have because the accuser was ugly.
- Democrat has flatly denied that he assaulted any women, in one instance saying he wouldn't have because the accuser was ugly.
- Democrats has flatly denied that he assaulted any women, in one instance saying he wouldn't have because the accuser was ugly.
- Donald Trump has flatly denied that he assaulted any women, in one instance saying he wouldn't have because the accuser was ugly.
- Harry Reid has flatly denied that he assaulted any women, in one instance saying he wouldn't have because the accuser was ugly.
- Hillary Clinton has flatly denied that he assaulted any women, in one instance saying he wouldn't have because the accuser was ugly.
- Nevada has flatly denied that he assaulted any women, in one instance saying he wouldn't have because the accuser was ugly.
- Obama has flatly denied that he assaulted any women, in one instance saying he wouldn't have because the accuser was ugly.
- Reid has flatly denied that he assaulted any women, in one instance saying he wouldn't have because the accuser was ugly.
- Senate has flatly denied that he assaulted any women, in one instance saying he wouldn't have because the accuser was ugly.
- Trump has flatly denied that he assaulted any women, in one instance saying he wouldn't have because the accuser was ugly.
- Washington has flatly denied that he assaulted any women, in one instance saying he wouldn't have because the accuser was ugly.
- White House has flatly denied that he assaulted any women, in one instance saying he wouldn't have because the accuser was ugly.


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

But the

OPTIONS:
- Coronado's incident means four of the six littoral combat ships in service have suffered mechanical failures in the past nine months.
- Hawaii's incident means four of the six littoral combat ships in service have suffered mechanical failures in the past nine months.
- Henry J. Kaiser's incident means four of the six littoral combat ships in service have suffered mechanical failures in the past nine months.
- Navy's incident means four of the six littoral combat ships in service have suffered mechanical failures in the past nine months.
- Pacific's incident means four of the six littoral combat ships in service have suffered mechanical failures in the past nine months.
- Pearl Harbor's incident means four of the six littoral combat ships in service have suffered mechanical failures in the past nine months.
- US Navy's incident means four of the six littoral combat ships in service have suffered mechanical failures in the past nine months.
- USS Coronado's incident means four of the six littoral combat ships in service have suffered mechanical failures in the past nine months.


Complete the passage.

(Mental Floss) -- The ubiquity of the "Joy of Cooking" is staggering. More than 18 million copies have sold since the Great Depression -- when a Midwestern widow named Irma Rombauer published her recipes and anecdotes in the hope of lifting America's spirits. And while the lemonade concoctions and tuna casserole recipes were delicious, the real secret of the cookbook's success isn't that it soothed stomachs; it's that it catered to hearts and minds. The artist of life Irma Rombauer's young life was uniquely charmed. She was born in 1877 to wealthy German immigrants and spent her teenage years shuttling between her hometown of St. Louis and the elegant port city of Bremen, Germany.

Once completed in 1931, she spent half her savings to publish the book locally in

OPTIONS:
- America.
- Bremen.
- German.
- Germany.
- Great Depression.
- Irma Rombauer.
- Joy of Cooking.
- Mental Floss.
- Midwestern.
- St. Louis.


Complete the passage.

Jenny McCarthy is joining ABC's "The View" -- one of the most visible morning TV shows in America. In the press announcement, Barbara Walters said of her, "Jenny brings us intelligence as well as warmth and humor. She can be serious and outrageous." Let's talk about the outrages. Much of the criticism toward hiring McCarthy, including mine, has focused on her stance against vaccines. She has repeatedly claimed that that vaccines played a major role in giving her son autism, that  he "recovered" from autism thanks to a special diet, and the government and medical establishment did not bother to investigate her son's recovery. She argues that we vaccinate too much, too quickly, and that the research on a link between autism and vaccines should continue. Her charity, Generation Rescue, continues to question the safety of vaccines and sponsors events starring anti-vaccine advocates, such as Andrew Wakefield, a disgraced British doctor.

When someone claims to have answers, especially someone with the intelligence and charisma of a

OPTIONS:
- ABC, parents are easy targets.
- America, parents are easy targets.
- Andrew Wakefield, parents are easy targets.
- Barbara Walters, parents are easy targets.
- British, parents are easy targets.
- David Perry, parents are easy targets.
- Generation Rescue, parents are easy targets.
- Jenny, parents are easy targets.
- Jenny McCarthy, parents are easy targets.
- McCarthy, parents are easy targets.
- Perry, parents are easy targets.
- The View, parents are easy targets.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) Bernie Sanders Tuesday vowed to break up America's biggest financial firms during his first year in office, as he laid out his vision for Wall Street reform in a New York City speech. He pledged to draft a list of firms whose failure would put the U.S. economy at risk in his first 100 days in office and require those firms to reorganize within a year, saying that "if a bank is too big to fail, it is too big to exist." The Vermont senator and Democratic presidential contender repeatedly cast rival Hillary Clinton as too close to moneyed interests to seriously take on the banks that have faced $204 billion in fines since 2009.

"The reality is that fraud is the business model on

OPTIONS:
- America," he said.
- Bernie Sanders," he said.
- CNN," he said.
- Democratic," he said.
- Hillary Clinton," he said.
- New York City," he said.
- Sanders," he said.
- U.S.," he said.
- Vermont," he said.
- Wall Street," he said.
- Washington," he said.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) This week a 28-year-old white supremacist traveled to New York for the express purpose of killing a black man. Any black man. Within hours, Timothy Caughman, a black man from Queens, stumbled to a midtown police station bleeding. He had been stabbed, ultimately fatally, with a 26-inch sword. "What are you doing?" Caughman had asked his assailant. James Harris Jackson gave police officers his answer: He hates black men and has since his youth. His plan was to kill more people than Caughman. He considered taking an officers' gun and shooting more black men. The tragic killing of Timothy Caughman is a heinous hate crime. It is also an act of domestic terrorism. And it matters that we begin to name white supremacist murders in this way.

OPTIONS:
- Caughman, Jackson told police, was ideal because it is the "media capital" of the country.
- James Harris Jackson, Jackson told police, was ideal because it is the "media capital" of the country.
- New York, Jackson told police, was ideal because it is the "media capital" of the country.
- Queens, Jackson told police, was ideal because it is the "media capital" of the country.
- Sherrilyn Ifill, Jackson told police, was ideal because it is the "media capital" of the country.
- Timothy Caughman, Jackson told police, was ideal because it is the "media capital" of the country.


How does this story end?

Atlanta, Georgia (CNN) -- A Georgia man suffering from Lou Gehrig's disease says he wants to die by having his organs harvested rather than wait for his degenerative nerve ailment to kill him. Garry Phebus has been battling amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, as the disease is formally known, since 2008. The 61-year-old told HLN's "Prime News" on Thursday that the diagnosis is "a death sentence, positively, no questions asked," and he wants do donate his organs while he still can. "If people have their legs cut off or their wife left them and they commit suicide, it's another story. They still have a life ahead of them. But I do not," he said. And for people waiting for transplants, "There's nothing greater than for a family member to receive an organ so they can watch their family grow up."

And

OPTIONS:
- ALS is unlikely to harm the organs most likely to be used for transplants unless some sort of related infection strikes them, she said.
- Atlanta is unlikely to harm the organs most likely to be used for transplants unless some sort of related infection strikes them, she said.
- CNN is unlikely to harm the organs most likely to be used for transplants unless some sort of related infection strikes them, she said.
- Garry Phebus is unlikely to harm the organs most likely to be used for transplants unless some sort of related infection strikes them, she said.
- Georgia is unlikely to harm the organs most likely to be used for transplants unless some sort of related infection strikes them, she said.
- HLN is unlikely to harm the organs most likely to be used for transplants unless some sort of related infection strikes them, she said.
- Lou Gehrig is unlikely to harm the organs most likely to be used for transplants unless some sort of related infection strikes them, she said.
- Prime News is unlikely to harm the organs most likely to be used for transplants unless some sort of related infection strikes them, she said.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) Top Republicans are becoming nervous that they may lose Marco Rubio's Senate seat and their tenuous majority in the chamber -- and now many want the Florida senator to reconsider his decision to leave office. Behind the scenes, a number of senators, donors and leading party officials have privately prodded Rubio to make a late entry into the race to prevent his seat from flipping, several sources told CNN. Rubio is declining -- but the pressure is only bound to intensify ahead of the June 24 filing deadline, with everyone from Donald Trump to freshmen lawmakers lending their voice.

In a Tuesday interview with CNN,

OPTIONS:
- CNN said that his "really good friend" of 25 years -- Lopez-Cantera -- is likely to win his endorsement.
- Democratic said that his "really good friend" of 25 years -- Lopez-Cantera -- is likely to win his endorsement.
- Donald Trump said that his "really good friend" of 25 years -- Lopez-Cantera -- is likely to win his endorsement.
- Florida said that his "really good friend" of 25 years -- Lopez-Cantera -- is likely to win his endorsement.
- GOP said that his "really good friend" of 25 years -- Lopez-Cantera -- is likely to win his endorsement.
- John Cornyn said that his "really good friend" of 25 years -- Lopez-Cantera -- is likely to win his endorsement.
- Marco Rubio said that his "really good friend" of 25 years -- Lopez-Cantera -- is likely to win his endorsement.
- Republicans said that his "really good friend" of 25 years -- Lopez-Cantera -- is likely to win his endorsement.
- Rubio said that his "really good friend" of 25 years -- Lopez-Cantera -- is likely to win his endorsement.
- Senate said that his "really good friend" of 25 years -- Lopez-Cantera -- is likely to win his endorsement.
- Washington said that his "really good friend" of 25 years -- Lopez-Cantera -- is likely to win his endorsement.