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Steve Smith hit a sublime century as Australia reached the World Cup final with an imposing 95-run victory over reigning champions India on Thursday. The 25-year-old hit 11 fours and two sixes as he made 105 as the co-hosts posted a daunting 328  for 7, despite suffering a mid-over collapse. India’s response never materialised and although MS Dhoni made a run-a-ball 65 Australia always looked in control with Mitchell Johnson (2-50) and James Faulkner (3-59) bowling India out for 233. Steve Smith celebrates after running out Indian batsman Ravindra Jadeja during the World Cup semi-final Mitchell Johnson jumps for joy after taking the wicket of India's Rohit Sharma for 34 runs

Smith plays a shot during his impressive century that was the backbone of

OPTIONS:
- Australia's innings
- India's innings
- Indian's innings
- James Faulkner's innings
- Johnson's innings
- MS Dhoni's innings
- Melbourne's innings
- Mitchell Johnson's innings
- New Zealand's innings
- Ravindra Jadeja's innings
- Rohit Sharma's innings
- Starc's innings
- Steve Smith's innings
- World Cup's innings


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Thomas Muller is smiling and nodding. He recognises the scene. It is being explained to him that at Manchester United none of the players can start their lunch until Louis van Gaal gives the signal. ‘It was the same here,’ said Muller, given his chance by Van Gaal at Bayern Munich. ‘That was due to fact that if every player went to the buffet at the same time, they’d be waiting at the buffet. There was a bit more structure. The players had less stress at the buffet and those waiting could talk to each other. ‘You could say that was a bit excessive but everything he does has a reason. He doesn’t just do something for the sake of it. He has his logic. He wants his players to be together at the table and communicate with each other.’

But for the 20-year-old Muller, the public acknowledgement that ‘

OPTIONS:
- Bayern always plays’ was less important to him than the private confidence shown in him by Van Gaal.
- Bayern Munich always plays’ was less important to him than the private confidence shown in him by Van Gaal.
- England always plays’ was less important to him than the private confidence shown in him by Van Gaal.
- Europe always plays’ was less important to him than the private confidence shown in him by Van Gaal.
- Louis van Gaal always plays’ was less important to him than the private confidence shown in him by Van Gaal.
- Man United always plays’ was less important to him than the private confidence shown in him by Van Gaal.
- Manchester United always plays’ was less important to him than the private confidence shown in him by Van Gaal.
- Muller always plays’ was less important to him than the private confidence shown in him by Van Gaal.
- Premier League always plays’ was less important to him than the private confidence shown in him by Van Gaal.
- Thomas Muller always plays’ was less important to him than the private confidence shown in him by Van Gaal.
- Van Gaal always plays’ was less important to him than the private confidence shown in him by Van Gaal.


Lionel Messi and Angel di Maria are at the centre of a huge controversy in Argentina after appearing to undermine national boss Gerardo Martino's half-time team talk during the 2-2 draw with Paraguay. The pair covered their mouths as they laughed together coming out of the tunnel for the second half of their country's first Copa America game in La Serena. The duo were allegedly heard laughing off either Martino, his staff, or their team-mates' half-time suggestions that the match was not tied up, despite Argentina's 2-0 half-time lead. Barcelona's Messi is apparently heard saying: 'What was said in the dressing room? Piece of cake?'

Given that the pair appear to be so brazen about Argentina's chances of holding onto the win, before having a hand in

OPTIONS:
- Angel di Maria's second-half capitulation, the supposed comments have made them seem disrespectful in their homeland.
- Argentina's second-half capitulation, the supposed comments have made them seem disrespectful in their homeland.
- Argentine's second-half capitulation, the supposed comments have made them seem disrespectful in their homeland.
- Barcelona's second-half capitulation, the supposed comments have made them seem disrespectful in their homeland.
- Copa America's second-half capitulation, the supposed comments have made them seem disrespectful in their homeland.
- Di Maria's second-half capitulation, the supposed comments have made them seem disrespectful in their homeland.
- Gerardo Martino's second-half capitulation, the supposed comments have made them seem disrespectful in their homeland.
- La Serena's second-half capitulation, the supposed comments have made them seem disrespectful in their homeland.
- Lionel Messi's second-half capitulation, the supposed comments have made them seem disrespectful in their homeland.
- Martino's second-half capitulation, the supposed comments have made them seem disrespectful in their homeland.
- Messi's second-half capitulation, the supposed comments have made them seem disrespectful in their homeland.
- Paraguay's second-half capitulation, the supposed comments have made them seem disrespectful in their homeland.


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Wyoming, Ohio (CNN) After the bagpiper led 2,500 mourners out of the high school but before Otto Warmbier was laid to rest Thursday, one of his former counselors stopped to remember the 22-year-old who died last week after 17 months of detention in North Korea. The tight-knit community near Cincinnati had spent nearly a year and a half "holding our breaths, praying for a quick release, rallying around the Warmbiers as much as possible" amid a dearth of information about the college student's fate, said Cynthia Meis, director of college counseling, who joined the Wyoming High School faculty in 2012.

In a news conference before Warmbier's death, they said they found no evidence of botulism, casting doubt on

OPTIONS:
- CNN's claim.
- Cincinnati's claim.
- Cynthia Meis's claim.
- North Korea's claim.
- Ohio's claim.
- Otto's claim.
- Otto Warmbier's claim.
- Warmbiers's claim.
- Wyoming's claim.
- Wyoming High School's claim.


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Washington (CNN) When reality boxes in President Donald Trump, he simply chooses his own alternative, convenient truth. The President reached for this politically pliable tactic yet again Tuesday while effectively endorsing Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore despite allegations the outspoken judge pursued teenagers, including a girl as young as 14. Trump noted that Moore, who has been disowned by the leadership of his own Republican Party, disputed all the allegations against him. "He totally denies it," Trump told reporters before leaving for his Thanksgiving break in Florida, putting himself at odds with almost all of the senior leaders of his party by siding with Moore.

Some

OPTIONS:
- Alabama critics also believe there is another motive for Trump's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- CNN critics also believe there is another motive for Trump's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Donald Trump critics also believe there is another motive for Trump's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Florida critics also believe there is another motive for Trump's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Lago critics also believe there is another motive for Trump's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Mar critics also believe there is another motive for Trump's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Moore critics also believe there is another motive for Trump's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Republican Party critics also believe there is another motive for Trump's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Roy Moore critics also believe there is another motive for Trump's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Senate critics also believe there is another motive for Trump's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- South Lawn critics also believe there is another motive for Trump's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Trump critics also believe there is another motive for Trump's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.
- Washington critics also believe there is another motive for Trump's decision -- an understanding that he could hardly condemn Moore for denying allegations of sexual impropriety while maintaining his own vigorous attacks on women who accused him of sexual harassment during the 2016 election campaign.


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(CNN) Ivanka Trump is India-bound, traveling to Hyderabad just after the Thanksgiving holiday. Building on a series of international visits and meetings here in the United States with world leaders, Trump will lead the US delegation to the Global Entrepreneurship Summit, which is being cohosted by the United States and India. The first daughter and senior adviser to the President was invited to the summit by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi when he visited the White House in June. Speaking to reporters on a conference call Tuesday, Trump called the summit "a testament to the strong friendship" of the two countries, as well as an event to spotlight "the growing economic and security partnership between our two nations."

The trip has already made international headlines for the preparations underway: Hyderabad's police commissioner gave an unprecedented order to get beggars off the streets ahead of

OPTIONS:
- Global Entrepreneurship Summit's visit.
- Hyderabad's visit.
- India's visit.
- Indian's visit.
- Ivanka Trump's visit.
- Narendra Modi's visit.
- Trump's visit.
- US's visit.
- United States's visit.
- White House's visit.
- Women First and Prosperity for All's visit.


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A San Antonio man who fatally shot a SWAT team member with the officer's own gun more than 14 years ago was executed on Wednesday. Manuel Garza Jr. received a lethal injection of pentobarbital for killing San Antonio Police Officer John 'Rocky' Riojas in February 2001. He is the sixth convicted murderer to be put to death in Texas this year. The U.S. Supreme Court had refused in November to review his case, and no last-day appeals were filed before his execution. Manuel Garza Jr. was given the death sentence after killing San Antonio Police Officer John 'Rocky' Riojas in February 2001

Several dozen police officers were outside the prison Wednesday evening, and stood at attention and saluted as Riojas' sister - who also is with the

OPTIONS:
- Garza department and watched Garza die - and the officer-witnesses emerged.
- John 'Rocky' Riojas department and watched Garza die - and the officer-witnesses emerged.
- John Riojas department and watched Garza die - and the officer-witnesses emerged.
- Manuel Garza Jr. department and watched Garza die - and the officer-witnesses emerged.
- Riojas department and watched Garza die - and the officer-witnesses emerged.
- SWAT team department and watched Garza die - and the officer-witnesses emerged.
- San Antonio department and watched Garza die - and the officer-witnesses emerged.
- Supreme Court department and watched Garza die - and the officer-witnesses emerged.
- Texas department and watched Garza die - and the officer-witnesses emerged.
- U.S. department and watched Garza die - and the officer-witnesses emerged.


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One in six couples struggle to get pregnant in Australia. Previously, In vitro fertilisation (IVF) has been seen as 'the next step' in the process for couples - but they face the often emotional and financial challenging hurdles that come with it. A new, over-the-counter conception aid called ‘The Stork’ has been made available in Australia and claims to bridge the gap between natural conception and IVF. Jewellery designer Sharona Harris, 35, and her husband Nathan, 30, have been together for 11 years and have been trying to conceive for the past two years. 'Due to medical reasons and my husband working away a lot, we haven't been successful so far,' Mrs Harris told Daily Mail Australia.

‘

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- Australia and IUI can be emotionally traumatic and costly procedures and should only be considered once all other options have been exhausted,’ Dr. Kringoudis said.
- Daily Mail Australia and IUI can be emotionally traumatic and costly procedures and should only be considered once all other options have been exhausted,’ Dr. Kringoudis said.
- Harris and IUI can be emotionally traumatic and costly procedures and should only be considered once all other options have been exhausted,’ Dr. Kringoudis said.
- IVF and IUI can be emotionally traumatic and costly procedures and should only be considered once all other options have been exhausted,’ Dr. Kringoudis said.
- In vitro and IUI can be emotionally traumatic and costly procedures and should only be considered once all other options have been exhausted,’ Dr. Kringoudis said.
- Nathan and IUI can be emotionally traumatic and costly procedures and should only be considered once all other options have been exhausted,’ Dr. Kringoudis said.
- New Australian and IUI can be emotionally traumatic and costly procedures and should only be considered once all other options have been exhausted,’ Dr. Kringoudis said.
- Sharona Harris and IUI can be emotionally traumatic and costly procedures and should only be considered once all other options have been exhausted,’ Dr. Kringoudis said.
- Stork’ and IUI can be emotionally traumatic and costly procedures and should only be considered once all other options have been exhausted,’ Dr. Kringoudis said.
- The Stork' and IUI can be emotionally traumatic and costly procedures and should only be considered once all other options have been exhausted,’ Dr. Kringoudis said.


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

A single mother has spent more than £20,000 to complete her 22-month-old baby's transformation into a pageant queen who has already won eight competitions. Jas Sullivan, 23, has splashed out on £15,000 worth of designer clothes and £1,000 of gold jewellery for her only child Minnie-Beau. Jas, from Plymouth, says she sees nothing wrong with her toddler, who has hair extensions and a full face of makeup applied before every stage appearance, competing in a bikini. Jas, who works as a carer, said: 'Somebody commented on a picture of Minnie-Beau at a pageant and asked why I was dressing my daughter inappropriately and like a prostitute.

Jas was  21 when she unexpectedly fell pregnant with

OPTIONS:
- Beau-Beau and was determined that her daughter would never want for anything.
- Jas-Beau and was determined that her daughter would never want for anything.
- Jas Sullivan-Beau and was determined that her daughter would never want for anything.
- Minnie-Beau and was determined that her daughter would never want for anything.
- Plymouth-Beau and was determined that her daughter would never want for anything.


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The devastated father of an eight-year-old boy who was found hanged  after being sent to his room has described how he frantically tried to save his son. Christopher Furniss-Roe, aged eight, from Pontypool in Torfaen, South Wales, was found hanged in his bedroom after a minor argument with his little sister over a plastic bucket on July 10 last year. The pair had been out playing after enjoying the school's sports day, where Christopher came first in a running race. 'They were both happy and excited about the sports day events and when we got back from school they went out,' father-of-four Jason Furniss-Roe, 42, said. 'Kimberly came back in and wanted to get the buckets so they got their buckets and went back out.

OPTIONS:
- Christopher tells him what she has been up to and tells him off.'
- Christopher Furniss tells him what she has been up to and tells him off.'
- Jason Furniss tells him what she has been up to and tells him off.'
- Kimberly tells him what she has been up to and tells him off.'
- Little Christopher tells him what she has been up to and tells him off.'
- Pontypool tells him what she has been up to and tells him off.'
- Roe tells him what she has been up to and tells him off.'
- Samaritans tells him what she has been up to and tells him off.'
- Schoolboy tells him what she has been up to and tells him off.'
- South Wales tells him what she has been up to and tells him off.'
- Torfaen tells him what she has been up to and tells him off.'


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Washington (CNN) President Barack Obama is ending the longstanding "wet foot, dry foot" policy that allows Cubans who arrive in the United States without a visa to become permanent residents, the administration announced Thursday. The move, which wasn't previously outlined and is likely one of the final foreign policy decisions of Obama's term, terminates a decades-long policy that many argued amounted to preferential treatment for a single group of migrants. "By taking this step, we are treating Cuban migrants the same way we treat migrants from other countries," Obama wrote in a statement Thursday. "The United States, a land of immigrants, has been enriched by the contributions of Cuban-Americans for more than a century," he continued. "Since I took office, we have put the Cuban-American community at the center of our policies. With this change we will continue to welcome Cubans as we welcome immigrants from other nations, consistent with our laws."

DHS is also eliminating an exemption that previously prevented the use of expedited removal proceedings for

OPTIONS:
- American nationals apprehended at ports of entry or near the border.
- Americans nationals apprehended at ports of entry or near the border.
- Barack Obama nationals apprehended at ports of entry or near the border.
- CNN nationals apprehended at ports of entry or near the border.
- Cuba nationals apprehended at ports of entry or near the border.
- Cuban nationals apprehended at ports of entry or near the border.
- Cubans nationals apprehended at ports of entry or near the border.
- Havana nationals apprehended at ports of entry or near the border.
- Obama nationals apprehended at ports of entry or near the border.
- US nationals apprehended at ports of entry or near the border.
- United States nationals apprehended at ports of entry or near the border.
- Washington nationals apprehended at ports of entry or near the border.


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

A schoolboy who tried to raise money for a Father's Day present by selling cookies at school had the treats confiscated by teachers - who later sold the snacks in a charity bake sale. Jason Hill, 13, a student at Northfleet Technology College, Kent, had the 18 Rolo and Yorkie cookies taken off him after being told they breached the school's healthy eating policy. But the snacks were later sold by staff at the all-boys school to raise money for victims of the Nepal earthquake. His mother, Lisa Whitty, criticised the school for having 'one rule for the teachers and another for everyone else'.

'

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- Father's Day works with parents to make sure that when their children are in school they have access to healthy food and drink.
- James Hill works with parents to make sure that when their children are in school they have access to healthy food and drink.
- Jason Hill works with parents to make sure that when their children are in school they have access to healthy food and drink.
- Kent works with parents to make sure that when their children are in school they have access to healthy food and drink.
- Lisa Whitty works with parents to make sure that when their children are in school they have access to healthy food and drink.
- Nepal works with parents to make sure that when their children are in school they have access to healthy food and drink.
- Northfleet Technology College works with parents to make sure that when their children are in school they have access to healthy food and drink.
- Rolo works with parents to make sure that when their children are in school they have access to healthy food and drink.
- Yorkie works with parents to make sure that when their children are in school they have access to healthy food and drink.


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Seoul (CNN) South Korea and the United States will conduct a mock attack on a nuclear facility next month, an official with the South Korean Defense Department told CNN. Though the official said the drills are not aimed particularly at North Korea, the announcement comes less than two weeks after North Korea claimed to have successfully tested a nuclear warhead  -- its second nuclear test this year and fifth one ever. The US and South Korea will also simulate what to do in the event of a sudden missile attack. North Korea's nuclear test prompted a strong rebuke from the international community, with South Korea saying it was "getting ready for the worst case scenario."

In its announcement,

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- CNN said the nuclear facility attack simulation will take place using a GBU-31 Joint Direct Attack Munition, a kit that converts bombs that normally just free-fall from planes into guided munitions.
- North Korea said the nuclear facility attack simulation will take place using a GBU-31 Joint Direct Attack Munition, a kit that converts bombs that normally just free-fall from planes into guided munitions.
- Seoul said the nuclear facility attack simulation will take place using a GBU-31 Joint Direct Attack Munition, a kit that converts bombs that normally just free-fall from planes into guided munitions.
- South Korea said the nuclear facility attack simulation will take place using a GBU-31 Joint Direct Attack Munition, a kit that converts bombs that normally just free-fall from planes into guided munitions.
- South Korean Defense Department said the nuclear facility attack simulation will take place using a GBU-31 Joint Direct Attack Munition, a kit that converts bombs that normally just free-fall from planes into guided munitions.
- US said the nuclear facility attack simulation will take place using a GBU-31 Joint Direct Attack Munition, a kit that converts bombs that normally just free-fall from planes into guided munitions.
- United States said the nuclear facility attack simulation will take place using a GBU-31 Joint Direct Attack Munition, a kit that converts bombs that normally just free-fall from planes into guided munitions.


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

(CNN) Just over a week into the battle for Mosul, and the vast coalition seeking to oust ISIS from Iraq's second city is making swifter than expected progress. But for all its gains -- 78 villages liberated, and nearly 800 ISIS fighters killed as of Monday morning -- the Iraqi coalition is encountering fierce resistance from ISIS, in what is anticipated to be the terror group's last stand in the country. Massively outnumbered by the advancing coalition -- a 90,000-strong force of Iraqi government troops, Kurdish Peshmerga fighters and irregular militia soldiers -- ISIS relies on asymmetric warfare tactics to inflict damage on its opponents, and terrorize long-suffering civilian populations.

An

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- CNN intelligence source told CNN that 284 men and boys were executed in Mosul on Thursday and Friday, after they had been taken for use as human shields.
- ISIS intelligence source told CNN that 284 men and boys were executed in Mosul on Thursday and Friday, after they had been taken for use as human shields.
- Iraq intelligence source told CNN that 284 men and boys were executed in Mosul on Thursday and Friday, after they had been taken for use as human shields.
- Iraqi intelligence source told CNN that 284 men and boys were executed in Mosul on Thursday and Friday, after they had been taken for use as human shields.
- Kurdish Peshmerga intelligence source told CNN that 284 men and boys were executed in Mosul on Thursday and Friday, after they had been taken for use as human shields.
- Mosul intelligence source told CNN that 284 men and boys were executed in Mosul on Thursday and Friday, after they had been taken for use as human shields.


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British car-maker Jaguar has launched its new XF compact sports saloon in spectacular fashion with the world's first dramatic 'high-wire drive' over water on cables just an inch thick. In a stunt worthy of the latest Bond movie SPECTRE – for which the firm is supplying many of the cars – the new Jaguar XF was revealed during a dramatic 'high-wire' water crossing in the heart of London's business district. The feat took place high over the Royal Dock in London's Canary Wharf today. Scroll down for video The new Jaguar XF compact sports saloon traverses the high-wire during its incredible unveiling in London today

OPTIONS:
- Bond drove the all-new Jaguar XF 240metres across a high-wire to demonstrate the new XF's lightweight aluminium-intensive construction and agility.
- British drove the all-new Jaguar XF 240metres across a high-wire to demonstrate the new XF's lightweight aluminium-intensive construction and agility.
- Canary Wharf drove the all-new Jaguar XF 240metres across a high-wire to demonstrate the new XF's lightweight aluminium-intensive construction and agility.
- Indiana Jones drove the all-new Jaguar XF 240metres across a high-wire to demonstrate the new XF's lightweight aluminium-intensive construction and agility.
- Jaguar drove the all-new Jaguar XF 240metres across a high-wire to demonstrate the new XF's lightweight aluminium-intensive construction and agility.
- Jaguar XF drove the all-new Jaguar XF 240metres across a high-wire to demonstrate the new XF's lightweight aluminium-intensive construction and agility.
- James Bond drove the all-new Jaguar XF 240metres across a high-wire to demonstrate the new XF's lightweight aluminium-intensive construction and agility.
- Jason Bourne drove the all-new Jaguar XF 240metres across a high-wire to demonstrate the new XF's lightweight aluminium-intensive construction and agility.
- Jim Dowdell drove the all-new Jaguar XF 240metres across a high-wire to demonstrate the new XF's lightweight aluminium-intensive construction and agility.
- London drove the all-new Jaguar XF 240metres across a high-wire to demonstrate the new XF's lightweight aluminium-intensive construction and agility.
- River Thames drove the all-new Jaguar XF 240metres across a high-wire to demonstrate the new XF's lightweight aluminium-intensive construction and agility.
- Royal Dock drove the all-new Jaguar XF 240metres across a high-wire to demonstrate the new XF's lightweight aluminium-intensive construction and agility.
- SPECTRE drove the all-new Jaguar XF 240metres across a high-wire to demonstrate the new XF's lightweight aluminium-intensive construction and agility.
- XF drove the all-new Jaguar XF 240metres across a high-wire to demonstrate the new XF's lightweight aluminium-intensive construction and agility.


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(CNN) We've got enough data and anecdotes now to make an early call on whether President Donald Trump's fight over NFL players kneeling during the National Anthem was a political winner for him. With a small and probably irrelevant caveat, it was. Two national surveys with rigorous methodologies show Americans are opposed to kneeling during the National Anthem: -- A Fox News poll found 55% of Americans saying kneeling is inappropriate. -- The most recent CNN/SSRS poll of adults found 49% saying the players are doing the wrong thing, versus 43% who say they are doing the right thing. Almost one-quarter of American adults said they planned to personally boycott NFL games, broadcasts and products because of the protests.

(A bevy of other surveys of varying methodologies have also found clear majorities agreeing with

OPTIONS:
- American).
- Americans).
- CNN).
- Democrats).
- Donald Trump).
- Fox News).
- NFL).
- National Anthem).
- SSRS).
- Scott Jennings).
- Trump).


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Mainz 05 general manager Christian Heidel has warned that English football is on the brink of collapse if Premier League clubs continue to pay such exorbitant fees and wages. The Premier League broke the current spending record by splashing out £870millon during the summer transfer window with Kevin de Bruyne's £54m move from Wolfsburg to Manchester City the most expensive signing of the summer. Outlays like this have led Heidel, who gave former Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp his first management role, to believe the English market could collapse within 'the next two to three years'. Speaking to Bild, Heidel was asked for his opinion on this summer's increasingly high transfer fees and wage offers, particularly those offered to Bundesliga players by clubs from the Premier League.

OPTIONS:
- Bild has also become known as a breeding ground for some of Germany's best young talent, having employed the likes of Andre Schurrle, Lewis Holtby and Johannes Geis in the last few years.
- Borussia Dortmund has also become known as a breeding ground for some of Germany's best young talent, having employed the likes of Andre Schurrle, Lewis Holtby and Johannes Geis in the last few years.
- Bundesliga has also become known as a breeding ground for some of Germany's best young talent, having employed the likes of Andre Schurrle, Lewis Holtby and Johannes Geis in the last few years.
- Christian Heidel has also become known as a breeding ground for some of Germany's best young talent, having employed the likes of Andre Schurrle, Lewis Holtby and Johannes Geis in the last few years.
- English has also become known as a breeding ground for some of Germany's best young talent, having employed the likes of Andre Schurrle, Lewis Holtby and Johannes Geis in the last few years.
- Germany has also become known as a breeding ground for some of Germany's best young talent, having employed the likes of Andre Schurrle, Lewis Holtby and Johannes Geis in the last few years.
- Heidel has also become known as a breeding ground for some of Germany's best young talent, having employed the likes of Andre Schurrle, Lewis Holtby and Johannes Geis in the last few years.
- Joachim Low has also become known as a breeding ground for some of Germany's best young talent, having employed the likes of Andre Schurrle, Lewis Holtby and Johannes Geis in the last few years.
- Jurgen Klopp has also become known as a breeding ground for some of Germany's best young talent, having employed the likes of Andre Schurrle, Lewis Holtby and Johannes Geis in the last few years.
- Kevin De Bruyne has also become known as a breeding ground for some of Germany's best young talent, having employed the likes of Andre Schurrle, Lewis Holtby and Johannes Geis in the last few years.
- Kevin de Bruyne has also become known as a breeding ground for some of Germany's best young talent, having employed the likes of Andre Schurrle, Lewis Holtby and Johannes Geis in the last few years.
- Mainz has also become known as a breeding ground for some of Germany's best young talent, having employed the likes of Andre Schurrle, Lewis Holtby and Johannes Geis in the last few years.
- Manchester City has also become known as a breeding ground for some of Germany's best young talent, having employed the likes of Andre Schurrle, Lewis Holtby and Johannes Geis in the last few years.
- Premier League has also become known as a breeding ground for some of Germany's best young talent, having employed the likes of Andre Schurrle, Lewis Holtby and Johannes Geis in the last few years.
- Wolfsburg has also become known as a breeding ground for some of Germany's best young talent, having employed the likes of Andre Schurrle, Lewis Holtby and Johannes Geis in the last few years.


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San Juan, Puerto Rico (CNN) Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson on Tuesday said Puerto Rico is recovering far beyond what he had heard, as he visited the island for the first time since it was devastated by Hurricane Maria. Carson, new Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and a handful of other federal officials managing disaster response were visiting the island for a one-day trip. "You know, interestingly enough from the reports that I had gotten, I had no idea that we had moved this far along," Carson said, speaking to staff at the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Joint Field Operations Center near San Juan.

The pair had a full day of meetings with officials but did not tour the island, or visit or fly over the hardest-hit areas outside

OPTIONS:
- Ben Carson.
- CNN.
- Carson.
- Federal Emergency Management Agency.
- Homeland Security.
- Joint Field Operations Center.
- Kirstjen Nielsen.
- Maria.
- Nielsen.
- Puerto Rico.
- San Juan.
- Urban Development.


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A five year old boy was knocked down and killed in front of his mother by a hit-and-run driver nicknamed 'Monster,' a court heard today. Little Sam Walker was left to die after being struck at up to 50mph by a Mitsubishi Gallant whilst it was being taken for a joyride around a Manchester housing estate. Moments before the crash the driver Nawnee Mackin, then 23, had been seen swerving around the road as if drunk or on drugs with 'eyes really wide open and his teeth gritted,' it was claimed. After the impact - as Sam's mother Jacqueline Tokmac ran to help her son - the car which was used by various people as a 'pool vehicle' for joyriding around the Merseybank Estate in Chorlton, sped off and was later found dumped on a footpath.

The witness states that he never told anybody else who he had seen driving the car, because if word got back to

OPTIONS:
- Chorlton that he knew who the driver was, there could be a threat to his well-being.
- Jacqueline Tokmac that he knew who the driver was, there could be a threat to his well-being.
- Little Sam Walker that he knew who the driver was, there could be a threat to his well-being.
- Manchester that he knew who the driver was, there could be a threat to his well-being.
- Merseybank Estate that he knew who the driver was, there could be a threat to his well-being.
- Mitsubishi that he knew who the driver was, there could be a threat to his well-being.
- Mitsubishi Gallant that he knew who the driver was, there could be a threat to his well-being.
- Monster that he knew who the driver was, there could be a threat to his well-being.
- Mother Jacqueline Tokmac that he knew who the driver was, there could be a threat to his well-being.
- Nawnee Mackin that he knew who the driver was, there could be a threat to his well-being.
- Sam that he knew who the driver was, there could be a threat to his well-being.
- Sam Walker that he knew who the driver was, there could be a threat to his well-being.


Complete the passage.

Rohit Sharma hit his maiden World Cup century as India claimed a clinical 109 run victory over Bangladesh in the second quarter-final here on Thursday. It was the reigning World Cup champions’ 11th consecutive victory in a World Cup, second best only to Australia’s run of 25 matches between 2003-2011, as MS Dhoni won his 100th one-day international match as captain. Featuring in their first ever World Cup knockout match Bangladesh promised much early on as they restricted India to 125-3 from 30 overs but fell away under the pressure of the occasion, though there was an element of controversy.

OPTIONS:
- Australia's Suresh Raina goes aerial for a six in his innings of 65, India's second highest score
- Bangladesh's Suresh Raina goes aerial for a six in his innings of 65, India's second highest score
- Cricket World Cup's Suresh Raina goes aerial for a six in his innings of 65, India's second highest score
- England's Suresh Raina goes aerial for a six in his innings of 65, India's second highest score
- Group A's Suresh Raina goes aerial for a six in his innings of 65, India's second highest score
- India's Suresh Raina goes aerial for a six in his innings of 65, India's second highest score
- MCG's Suresh Raina goes aerial for a six in his innings of 65, India's second highest score
- MS Dhoni's Suresh Raina goes aerial for a six in his innings of 65, India's second highest score
- Pakistan's Suresh Raina goes aerial for a six in his innings of 65, India's second highest score
- Rohit Sharma's Suresh Raina goes aerial for a six in his innings of 65, India's second highest score
- Suresh Raina's Suresh Raina goes aerial for a six in his innings of 65, India's second highest score
- World Cup's Suresh Raina goes aerial for a six in his innings of 65, India's second highest score


Find the right ending to this passage.

ABUSIR, Egypt (CNN) -- Today, I met Cleopatra's lawyer. Well, not her lawyer but someone who is determined to defend the legendary queen against centuries of bad publicity. Kathleen Martinez, an archaeologist from the Dominican Republic, wants to mend Cleopatra's tattered reputation. Kathleen Martinez is a young archaeologist from the Dominican Republic who has toiled for three years on a barren hillside overlooking the coastal highway linking Alexandria with the Libyan border. According to the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities, it's here, at a spot known as Abusir, that the tomb of Marc Antony and Cleopatra might be located.

OPTIONS:
- ABUSIR, who are intensely proud of their country and its ancient heritage, may be forgiven for their insistence on this point.
- Abusir, who are intensely proud of their country and its ancient heritage, may be forgiven for their insistence on this point.
- Alexandria, who are intensely proud of their country and its ancient heritage, may be forgiven for their insistence on this point.
- CNN, who are intensely proud of their country and its ancient heritage, may be forgiven for their insistence on this point.
- Cleopatra, who are intensely proud of their country and its ancient heritage, may be forgiven for their insistence on this point.
- Dominican Republic, who are intensely proud of their country and its ancient heritage, may be forgiven for their insistence on this point.
- Egypt, who are intensely proud of their country and its ancient heritage, may be forgiven for their insistence on this point.
- Egyptian, who are intensely proud of their country and its ancient heritage, may be forgiven for their insistence on this point.
- Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities, who are intensely proud of their country and its ancient heritage, may be forgiven for their insistence on this point.
- Kathleen Martinez, who are intensely proud of their country and its ancient heritage, may be forgiven for their insistence on this point.
- Libyan, who are intensely proud of their country and its ancient heritage, may be forgiven for their insistence on this point.
- Marc Antony, who are intensely proud of their country and its ancient heritage, may be forgiven for their insistence on this point.
- Martinez, who are intensely proud of their country and its ancient heritage, may be forgiven for their insistence on this point.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

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.

But CNN is not identifying the two as

OPTIONS:
- CNN authorities have issued a gag order.
- Hamas authorities have issued a gag order.
- Islamist authorities have issued a gag order.
- Israel authorities have issued a gag order.
- Israeli authorities have issued a gag order.
- Palestinians authorities have issued a gag order.
- Ramadan authorities have issued a gag order.
- Tel Aviv authorities have issued a gag order.
- West Bank authorities have issued a gag order.
- Yatta authorities have issued a gag order.


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

Tony Mowbray will be named as the new manager of Coventry on Tuesday. Mowbray has been out of work since leaving Middlesbrough in 2013 but has agreed to return to the dugout with the League One strugglers. Steven Pressley was sacked by the Sky Blues last week after a run of seven games without a win. Former Middlesbrough manager Tony Mowbray will take over as the new boss of struggling Coventry Neil MacFarlane and Dave Hockaday took charge of Saturday’s win over MK Dons and look set to remain in charge for Tuesday’s game at Barnsley but Mowbray could be in the stands at Oakwell.

OPTIONS:
- Barnsley are just above the relegation zone after their poor run of form and will look to Mowbray to turn things around quickly.
- Celtic are just above the relegation zone after their poor run of form and will look to Mowbray to turn things around quickly.
- Coventry are just above the relegation zone after their poor run of form and will look to Mowbray to turn things around quickly.
- Coventry City are just above the relegation zone after their poor run of form and will look to Mowbray to turn things around quickly.
- Dave Hockaday are just above the relegation zone after their poor run of form and will look to Mowbray to turn things around quickly.
- Hibs are just above the relegation zone after their poor run of form and will look to Mowbray to turn things around quickly.
- League One are just above the relegation zone after their poor run of form and will look to Mowbray to turn things around quickly.
- MK Dons are just above the relegation zone after their poor run of form and will look to Mowbray to turn things around quickly.
- Middlesbrough are just above the relegation zone after their poor run of form and will look to Mowbray to turn things around quickly.
- Mowbray are just above the relegation zone after their poor run of form and will look to Mowbray to turn things around quickly.
- Neil MacFarlane are just above the relegation zone after their poor run of form and will look to Mowbray to turn things around quickly.
- Oakwell are just above the relegation zone after their poor run of form and will look to Mowbray to turn things around quickly.
- Sky Blues are just above the relegation zone after their poor run of form and will look to Mowbray to turn things around quickly.
- Steven Pressley are just above the relegation zone after their poor run of form and will look to Mowbray to turn things around quickly.
- Tony Mowbray are just above the relegation zone after their poor run of form and will look to Mowbray to turn things around quickly.
- West Brom are just above the relegation zone after their poor run of form and will look to Mowbray to turn things around quickly.


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(CNN) -- Like Amanda Berry, who ran to freedom Monday after years in captivity, Tonia Carmichael was abducted and held by a male captor not far from her Cleveland home. Berry, whom police took to safety along with two other women they rescued from a home at 2207 Seymour Ave., could be seen healthy and beaming in a photo snapped Monday at an area hospital. She endured 10 years of confinement, but her life will go on. Carmichael was less fortunate. Her life and those of 10 others ended just over five miles away in the notorious "House of Horrors," at 12205 Imperial Ave., at the hands of convicted sex offender Anthony Sowell, who had moved to the address after serving 15 years in prison for attempted rape.

OPTIONS:
- Amanda Berry, who was 52 when she vanished, had routinely left home for days or weeks at a time.
- Anthony Sowell, who was 52 when she vanished, had routinely left home for days or weeks at a time.
- Berry, who was 52 when she vanished, had routinely left home for days or weeks at a time.
- CNN, who was 52 when she vanished, had routinely left home for days or weeks at a time.
- Carmichael, who was 52 when she vanished, had routinely left home for days or weeks at a time.
- Cleveland, who was 52 when she vanished, had routinely left home for days or weeks at a time.
- House of Horrors, who was 52 when she vanished, had routinely left home for days or weeks at a time.
- Imperial Ave., who was 52 when she vanished, had routinely left home for days or weeks at a time.
- Seymour Ave., who was 52 when she vanished, had routinely left home for days or weeks at a time.
- Tonia Carmichael, who was 52 when she vanished, had routinely left home for days or weeks at a time.


How does this story end?

It could be football's greatest ever dynasty – Zinedine Zidane as Real Madrid's head coach and his four sons out on the pitch in the famous white shirts playing for him. It sounds far-fetched, but then so does the idea that Zidane could be Real's B-team coach and that his offspring would be at various levels of the club's youth system – which is already a reality. Sportsmail looks at the chances of things going to the next level. VIDEOS Scroll down to watch Theo prove he's a chip off the old block Zinedine Zidane is currently Real Madrid's B-team coach and could replace Carlo Ancelotti at the Bernabeu

But by then

OPTIONS:
- Bernabeu may have moved on and Zidane may have stepped up to replace him.
- Carlo Ancelotti may have moved on and Zidane may have stepped up to replace him.
- Castilla may have moved on and Zidane may have stepped up to replace him.
- Elyaz may have moved on and Zidane may have stepped up to replace him.
- Enzo may have moved on and Zidane may have stepped up to replace him.
- Florentino Perez may have moved on and Zidane may have stepped up to replace him.
- Luca may have moved on and Zidane may have stepped up to replace him.
- Real may have moved on and Zidane may have stepped up to replace him.
- Real Madrid may have moved on and Zidane may have stepped up to replace him.
- Sportsmail may have moved on and Zidane may have stepped up to replace him.
- Theo may have moved on and Zidane may have stepped up to replace him.
- Zidane may have moved on and Zidane may have stepped up to replace him.
- Zinedine Zidane may have moved on and Zidane may have stepped up to replace him.


Chris Robshaw is facing the prospect of showdown talks with new England head coach Eddie Jones, who is seeking an inspirational captain in the Richie McCaw mould. When the Australian was unveiled amid great fanfare at Twickenham on Friday, he set his stall out to start his regime with a clean slate in the aftermath of the Stuart Lancaster era which ended in World Cup failure. Jones was highly critical of Robshaw, the Harlequins flanker, when writing exclusively for Sportsmail during the tournament. But on Friday he said: 'I was a newspaper columnist - I was being a bit naughty. I have to sit down with Chris. Everyone is starting on zero. He's got a nice cafe in Winchester. I might grab him for a coffee down there.'

Though his comments do not completely close the door on

OPTIONS:
- Australian's international career, it's clear the Australian will be looking for a breakdown specialist at No 7...
- Chris's international career, it's clear the Australian will be looking for a breakdown specialist at No 7...
- Chris Robshaw's international career, it's clear the Australian will be looking for a breakdown specialist at No 7...
- Eddie Jones's international career, it's clear the Australian will be looking for a breakdown specialist at No 7...
- England's international career, it's clear the Australian will be looking for a breakdown specialist at No 7...
- Harlequins's international career, it's clear the Australian will be looking for a breakdown specialist at No 7...
- Jones's international career, it's clear the Australian will be looking for a breakdown specialist at No 7...
- Richie McCaw's international career, it's clear the Australian will be looking for a breakdown specialist at No 7...
- Robshaw's international career, it's clear the Australian will be looking for a breakdown specialist at No 7...
- Sportsmail's international career, it's clear the Australian will be looking for a breakdown specialist at No 7...
- Stuart Lancaster's international career, it's clear the Australian will be looking for a breakdown specialist at No 7...
- Twickenham's international career, it's clear the Australian will be looking for a breakdown specialist at No 7...
- Winchester's international career, it's clear the Australian will be looking for a breakdown specialist at No 7...
- World Cup's international career, it's clear the Australian will be looking for a breakdown specialist at No 7...


An outraged mother-of-three claims a chattering Happy Meal toy from the popular children's film 'Minions' taught her children to swear after they heard it saying 'what the f**k?' Vicky Brennan, 34, was horrified when she heard the toy her children had been given in their McDonald's meals uttering profanities. Stay at home mum Vicky, from Glossop, Derbyshire, immediately confiscated the toys from her children Jack, 11, Aydan, 7, and Tia, 4, but says the children had already picked up on the obscene language and were repeating the phrase. Vicky complained to McDonald's, who, after a full investigation, wrote the furious mum a letter saying the toys speak 'Minionese' - a combination of Japanese, French, Indian, English, Spanish and Italian.

Vicky also claims the minions say 'I'll be damned,' so she wrote a letter of complaint to bosses at

OPTIONS:
- Aydan, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.
- Derbyshire, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.
- English, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.
- French, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.
- Glossop, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.
- Happy Meal, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.
- Indian, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.
- Italian, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.
- Jack, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.
- Japanese, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.
- McDonald's, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.
- McDonald’s, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.
- Minion, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.
- Minionese, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.
- Minions, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.
- Spanish, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.
- Tia, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.
- Vicky, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.
- Vicky Brennan, who replied saying all McDonald's toys are subject to stringent assessment.


How does the sentence end?

A restless baby has been lulled to sleep by her father's impression of Darth Vader. Madison Avery Crotty, from San Diego, is seen screaming and crying until her doting dad decides to try out his terrifying impersonation. In a new video posted online, the wriggling one-month-old seems to doze off as soon as Thomas 'Buddy' starts his deep breathing technique. Scroll for video Little Madison Crotty is seen crying until her doting father Buddy decided to try out his impersonation Buddy had tried out several types of ‘white noise’ sounds to try and get Madison to sleep. And he's seen looking delighted to discover that his daughter finds the Star Wars sound soothing, saying: 'She likes the dark side!' at the end of the clip.

The grisly sound of

OPTIONS:
- Buddy's breathing is so iconic that it even has a trademark - or, rather, a 'soundmark'.
- California's breathing is so iconic that it even has a trademark - or, rather, a 'soundmark'.
- Darth Vader's breathing is so iconic that it even has a trademark - or, rather, a 'soundmark'.
- Little Madison Crotty's breathing is so iconic that it even has a trademark - or, rather, a 'soundmark'.
- Madison's breathing is so iconic that it even has a trademark - or, rather, a 'soundmark'.
- Madison Avery Crotty's breathing is so iconic that it even has a trademark - or, rather, a 'soundmark'.
- Madison Crotty's breathing is so iconic that it even has a trademark - or, rather, a 'soundmark'.
- San Diego's breathing is so iconic that it even has a trademark - or, rather, a 'soundmark'.
- Star Wars's breathing is so iconic that it even has a trademark - or, rather, a 'soundmark'.
- Thomas 'Buddy's breathing is so iconic that it even has a trademark - or, rather, a 'soundmark'.
- Video's breathing is so iconic that it even has a trademark - or, rather, a 'soundmark'.


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

(CNN) The Syrian regime says it has taken full control of Aleppo, state-run media announced Thursday, marking a major turning point in the country's five-year civil war. Government forces and their allies now control eastern Aleppo, ending more than four years of rebel rule there. The battle came from both the ground and sky. President Bashar al-Assad's troops and supporting militias entered eastern Aleppo by ground in late November. The regime and Russia -- its most powerful ally -- decimated neighborhoods with airstrikes, leaving scorched earth where a bustling metropolis once stood. The government already controls western Aleppo. Now, regime control of the east spells the end of the rebels' last urban stronghold, returning putting the government back in control of the country's four major cities and making an opposition government less likely.

But as pro-government forces ramped up attacks, eastern

OPTIONS:
- Aleppo became the wretched epicenter of the civil war.
- Assad became the wretched epicenter of the civil war.
- Bashar al became the wretched epicenter of the civil war.
- Russia became the wretched epicenter of the civil war.
- Syrian became the wretched epicenter of the civil war.


Write the last sentence in this story.

As the 20-year anniversary of the disappearance of a young news anchor approaches, two witnesses are coming forward with testimonies that might finally help solve the mystery. Jodi Huisentruit had overslept for her job as an anchor at Mason City, Iowa news station KIMT on June 27, 1995, when a co-worker called to check up on her. The 27-year-old assured her colleague that she would rush into the station in time for her 6am broadcast. She was never heard from again. While Mason City Police continue to receive one to three tips about the case a month, Huisentruit's disappearance has remained unsolved.

His friend figured that he was just trying to get career advice from

OPTIONS:
- Huisentruit, and didn't think too much about why he wanted to seek her out that night.
- Iowa, and didn't think too much about why he wanted to seek her out that night.
- Jodi Huisentruit, and didn't think too much about why he wanted to seek her out that night.
- KIMT, and didn't think too much about why he wanted to seek her out that night.
- Mason City, and didn't think too much about why he wanted to seek her out that night.
- Mason City Police, and didn't think too much about why he wanted to seek her out that night.
- Tony Dejuan Jackson, and didn't think too much about why he wanted to seek her out that night.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) The darkening storm over Russia is now looming over President Donald Trump's innermost circle. The intrigue now threatening to swamp Washington politics deepened on Monday when Trump's son-in-law and trusted adviser, Jared Kushner, offered to testify to senators about meetings with senior Kremlin officials -- including the head of a bank closely linked to President Vladimir Putin's government. And more revelations about a secret trip to the White House complex by House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes spurred claims by Democrats that he was in league with the President's aides to subvert his own panel's investigation into Moscow's alleged election meddling and ties to the Trump campaign.

But the storm isn't likely to break soon: There will be new

OPTIONS:
- CNN-related headlines on Thursday, when an intelligence committee hearing offers senators their first chance to go on the record addressing the widening controversy embroiling Trump and Russia.
- Democrats-related headlines on Thursday, when an intelligence committee hearing offers senators their first chance to go on the record addressing the widening controversy embroiling Trump and Russia.
- Devin Nunes-related headlines on Thursday, when an intelligence committee hearing offers senators their first chance to go on the record addressing the widening controversy embroiling Trump and Russia.
- Donald Trump-related headlines on Thursday, when an intelligence committee hearing offers senators their first chance to go on the record addressing the widening controversy embroiling Trump and Russia.
- House Intelligence-related headlines on Thursday, when an intelligence committee hearing offers senators their first chance to go on the record addressing the widening controversy embroiling Trump and Russia.
- Jared Kushner-related headlines on Thursday, when an intelligence committee hearing offers senators their first chance to go on the record addressing the widening controversy embroiling Trump and Russia.
- Kremlin-related headlines on Thursday, when an intelligence committee hearing offers senators their first chance to go on the record addressing the widening controversy embroiling Trump and Russia.
- Kushner-related headlines on Thursday, when an intelligence committee hearing offers senators their first chance to go on the record addressing the widening controversy embroiling Trump and Russia.
- Moscow-related headlines on Thursday, when an intelligence committee hearing offers senators their first chance to go on the record addressing the widening controversy embroiling Trump and Russia.
- Russia-related headlines on Thursday, when an intelligence committee hearing offers senators their first chance to go on the record addressing the widening controversy embroiling Trump and Russia.
- Trump-related headlines on Thursday, when an intelligence committee hearing offers senators their first chance to go on the record addressing the widening controversy embroiling Trump and Russia.
- Vladimir Putin-related headlines on Thursday, when an intelligence committee hearing offers senators their first chance to go on the record addressing the widening controversy embroiling Trump and Russia.
- Washington-related headlines on Thursday, when an intelligence committee hearing offers senators their first chance to go on the record addressing the widening controversy embroiling Trump and Russia.
- White House-related headlines on Thursday, when an intelligence committee hearing offers senators their first chance to go on the record addressing the widening controversy embroiling Trump and Russia.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) Four weeks after the election, tensions between top operatives at the Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton campaigns erupted during a Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics discussion that was intended to record history by drawing out the internal deliberations of both campaigns. Facing off at long tables on opposite sides of the room during a two-hour panel, raw emotions on both sides exploded as operatives debated how Trump had won the divisive campaign. There were periods of calm, substantive discussion about data, metrics and target states, but many moments where tempers flared, with acrimony mirroring the 2016 race. Advisers on the opposing sides shouted over each other. Accusations of lying flew between them. There was lots of eye-rolling on both sides. Operatives snapped at one another for interrupting, as an air of mutual contempt settled within the room. Trump Campaign Manager Kellyanne Conway called members of Clinton's team "bitter."

Clinton won a majority of voters who were concerned about the economy, he said, while

OPTIONS:
- America won more voters who believe minorities are favored in this country.
- CNN won more voters who believe minorities are favored in this country.
- Clinton won more voters who believe minorities are favored in this country.
- Donald Trump won more voters who believe minorities are favored in this country.
- Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics won more voters who believe minorities are favored in this country.
- Hillary Clinton won more voters who believe minorities are favored in this country.
- Joel Benenson won more voters who believe minorities are favored in this country.
- Kellyanne Conway won more voters who believe minorities are favored in this country.
- Trump won more voters who believe minorities are favored in this country.
- Trump Campaign won more voters who believe minorities are favored in this country.


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

Scott Baldwin wants Wales to progress to the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals as winners of Pool A with a 100 per cent record. The hooker scored in Wales' 23-13 win over Fiji in Cardiff on Thursday but he has immediately set his sights on victory over Australia in their final group game at Twickenham next weekend. Whatever happens this weekend, Wales will top the pool if they defeat Australia in eight days' time, which could also mean avoiding a last-eight appointment with two-time world champions South Africa. 'It does qualify us if Australia beat England, but we want to top the group and we want to beat Australia,' Baldwin said.

'The boys will have a bit of time with themselves and their families and recuperate before we play

OPTIONS:
- Australia and try to win this group.'
- Baldwin and try to win this group.'
- Cardiff and try to win this group.'
- England and try to win this group.'
- Fiji and try to win this group.'
- Millennium Stadium and try to win this group.'
- Pool A and try to win this group.'
- RWC and try to win this group.'
- Rugby World Cup and try to win this group.'
- Scott Baldwin and try to win this group.'
- South Africa and try to win this group.'
- Twickenham and try to win this group.'
- Wales and try to win this group.'


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) A smuggler "deliberately drowned" up to 50 Somali and Ethiopian migrants in the sea off Yemen's coast, the United Nations migration agency said. The teenage migrants were  trying to reach the Gulf countries via Yemen on Wednesday. In a statement, the International Organization for Migration described the drownings in the Arabian Sea as "shocking and inhumane." "The survivors told our colleagues on the beach that the smuggler pushed them to the sea when he saw some 'authority types' near the coast," said Laurent de Boeck, the Yemen mission chief  for the International Organization for Migration. "They also told us that the smuggler already has returned to Somalia to continue his business and pick up more migrants to bring to Yemen on the same route."

The trip across the waters from Somalia to Yemen is fraught with peril, with

OPTIONS:
- Arabian Sea engulfed in war.
- Ethiopian engulfed in war.
- Gulf engulfed in war.
- International Organization for Migration engulfed in war.
- Laurent de Boeck engulfed in war.
- Somali engulfed in war.
- Somalia engulfed in war.
- United Nations engulfed in war.
- Yemen engulfed in war.


How does this story end?

Donald Trump says that Mexican immigrants are bringing 'tremendous infectious disease' into the United States. Seeking to clarify his previous comments on illegal immigrants, which he says the media 'deliberately distorted,' Trump sparked controversy anew by insinuating, in a lengthy statement released by his campaign yesterday, that the Mexicans coming over the border are disease-ridden. The statement reinforced Trump's position that Mexico is 'dumping' its worst citizens at the U.S. border, many of whom are rapists and drug dealers. He's refused to back down, even as his blunt take on the nation's illegal immigration system has cost him lucrative business partnerships, including one with the PGA that he today said they mutually agreed to call off.

But after he began revealing

OPTIONS:
- Donald Trump's nefarious intentions, Trump says the network 'went ballistic.'
- Mexican's nefarious intentions, Trump says the network 'went ballistic.'
- Mexicans's nefarious intentions, Trump says the network 'went ballistic.'
- Mexico's nefarious intentions, Trump says the network 'went ballistic.'
- PGA's nefarious intentions, Trump says the network 'went ballistic.'
- Trump's nefarious intentions, Trump says the network 'went ballistic.'
- U.S.'s nefarious intentions, Trump says the network 'went ballistic.'
- United States's nefarious intentions, Trump says the network 'went ballistic.'


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) -- Republican Sen. Rob Portman gets so into character playing Barack Obama during debate prep that his performance four years ago sparring with then-GOP presidential candidate John McCain made his wife, Cindy, run out of the room crying. "Part of your responsibility in these debates is to be tougher so the candidate you are helping is ready for the worst of it -- so you have to be mean. You need to get under their skin. Sometimes the candidate you are working with doesn't appreciate it, and even more often, their family doesn't appreciate it," Portman told CNN in an exclusive interview.

Though he declined to portray his

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama imitation, those who have seen it say it is uncanny.
- CNN imitation, those who have seen it say it is uncanny.
- Cindy imitation, those who have seen it say it is uncanny.
- Democratic imitation, those who have seen it say it is uncanny.
- GOP imitation, those who have seen it say it is uncanny.
- John McCain imitation, those who have seen it say it is uncanny.
- Obama imitation, those who have seen it say it is uncanny.
- Ohio imitation, those who have seen it say it is uncanny.
- Portman imitation, those who have seen it say it is uncanny.
- Republican imitation, those who have seen it say it is uncanny.
- Rob Portman imitation, those who have seen it say it is uncanny.
- Romney imitation, those who have seen it say it is uncanny.


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

London, England (CNN) -- The launch of the Facebook Home app has reignited the privacy debate over whether the social networking site is becoming too integrated in our lives. Unveiled last week, Home integrates all of the social network's services into the operating system of Android phones. Instead of having to download apps to use Instagram, Facebook Messenger, and Facebook Camera, access to these features is consolidated into Facebook Home, which appears on the user's home screen. Typically for a Facebook launch, it has attracted fierce criticism. CNN contributor Andrew Keen, an expert in the digital economy, said: "Facebook wants to know everything we do, so they can sell more advertising. It shows that Facebook has absolutely no respect for our privacy."

According to

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Keen, "anybody who is using any kind of electronic device is giving up the practical ability to be untrackable."
- Android, "anybody who is using any kind of electronic device is giving up the practical ability to be untrackable."
- CNN, "anybody who is using any kind of electronic device is giving up the practical ability to be untrackable."
- David Rowan, "anybody who is using any kind of electronic device is giving up the practical ability to be untrackable."
- England, "anybody who is using any kind of electronic device is giving up the practical ability to be untrackable."
- Facebook, "anybody who is using any kind of electronic device is giving up the practical ability to be untrackable."
- Facebook Camera, "anybody who is using any kind of electronic device is giving up the practical ability to be untrackable."
- Facebook Home, "anybody who is using any kind of electronic device is giving up the practical ability to be untrackable."
- Facebook Messenger, "anybody who is using any kind of electronic device is giving up the practical ability to be untrackable."
- Instagram, "anybody who is using any kind of electronic device is giving up the practical ability to be untrackable."
- London, "anybody who is using any kind of electronic device is giving up the practical ability to be untrackable."
- Wired, "anybody who is using any kind of electronic device is giving up the practical ability to be untrackable."


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Britain's former Formula One champion Nigel Mansell is thought of as a 'hero' in Mexico, Force India driver Sergio Perez has said. The sport is back in Perez's homeland for this weekend's Mexican Grand Prix after an absence of more than two decades. Mansell was the last winner at the newly-developed Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez track back in 1992, the same year in which he was crowned world champion. But the Britain is arguably best remembered in these parts for his audacious overtake around the outside of Gerhard Berger at the hell-raising Peraltada turn in 1990. The banked right hander is now considered too dangerous and as such has been replaced by a slower stadium section upon the sport's return to Central America.

'I remember as a kid watching some incredible battles there and the drivers hanging on to their cars around

OPTIONS:
- Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, which looked mega, if a bit scary,' Button said.
- Britain, which looked mega, if a bit scary,' Button said.
- British, which looked mega, if a bit scary,' Button said.
- Central America, which looked mega, if a bit scary,' Button said.
- Force India, which looked mega, if a bit scary,' Button said.
- Formula One, which looked mega, if a bit scary,' Button said.
- Gerhard Berger, which looked mega, if a bit scary,' Button said.
- Jenson Button, which looked mega, if a bit scary,' Button said.
- Mansell, which looked mega, if a bit scary,' Button said.
- Mexican F1, which looked mega, if a bit scary,' Button said.
- Mexican Grand Prix, which looked mega, if a bit scary,' Button said.
- Mexico, which looked mega, if a bit scary,' Button said.
- Nigel Mansell, which looked mega, if a bit scary,' Button said.
- Peraltada, which looked mega, if a bit scary,' Button said.
- Perez, which looked mega, if a bit scary,' Button said.
- Sergio Perez, which looked mega, if a bit scary,' Button said.


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Possessed doll are best known as a staple in horror movies. But for one little girl caught blue-handed with nail polish where she wasn't supposed to be, they can also serve as the perfect scapegoat. Three-year-old Sophia Nagorski was recently busted by her dad Joseph, 39, at their home in Cleveland having painted her Barbie doll with nail polish - knowing full well that she was not supposed to be using it inside the house. But the youngster came up with a brilliantly imaginative excuse for her naughty behaviour – which her amused father caught on camera. 'My baby girl was upset because she got into trouble for painting Barbie with her Disney nail polish,' Joseph wrote in the video caption. 'She tried to get out of trouble by telling me that Barbie told her to do it a hundred times!'

Letting the little tyke off light, Joseph just asks that

OPTIONS:
- Barbie tell the dolls 'no' next time they ask her to bust out the polish.
- Cleveland tell the dolls 'no' next time they ask her to bust out the polish.
- Disney tell the dolls 'no' next time they ask her to bust out the polish.
- Joseph tell the dolls 'no' next time they ask her to bust out the polish.
- Sophia Nagorski tell the dolls 'no' next time they ask her to bust out the polish.
- Sophia Nagorski tell the dolls 'no' next time they ask her to bust out the polish.


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Like Mitt Romney and John McCain, Hillary Clinton will (probably) run for president in 2016 as a grandparent. This seemingly unremarkable fact has triggered a spasm of media self-analysis: is Clinton the victim of a sexist double standard? It's a question that has been -- and will be -- asked often. We keep asking, because we refuse to see the plain answer. Hillary Clinton is not the victim of a double standard. She is the beneficiary of a double standard. Consider the grandmother question. If elected in 2016, Hillary Clinton will be the second oldest president in U.S. history, after Ronald Reagan. At age 69, will she be too old? That was a question people felt free to discuss when John McCain ran for president.

"Roughly one-third of respondents in most recent national polls say that

OPTIONS:
- Clinton's age could impede his ability to effectively govern the nation.
- David Frum's age could impede his ability to effectively govern the nation.
- Hillary Clinton's age could impede his ability to effectively govern the nation.
- John McCain's age could impede his ability to effectively govern the nation.
- Mitt Romney's age could impede his ability to effectively govern the nation.
- Ronald Reagan's age could impede his ability to effectively govern the nation.
- U.S.'s age could impede his ability to effectively govern the nation.


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Last week it looked as though the Balkans would be plunged into conflict once again after two newly formed 'micro states' clashed  over a strip of unclaimed 'no man's land'. Admittedly the war of words bore little resemblance to the strife which has torn apart this often restive corner of Europe down the centuries. The Kingdom of Enclava had claimed a patch of territory by the Serbian border - unaware the land had already been staked out a month before by the Principality of Celestinia. Celestinian interim chancellor of foreign affairs Endre Jos, a 39-year-old IT technician, said of the Enclavans: 'If they try to settle there, we will be there, destroying their game.'

OPTIONS:
- Balkans has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.
- Celestinia has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.
- Celestinian has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.
- Celestinians has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.
- Croatia has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.
- Danube has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.
- Encalvans has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.
- Enclava has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.
- Enclavans has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.
- Endre Jos has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.
- Europe has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.
- Hungary has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.
- Kingdom has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.
- Poland has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.
- Polish has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.
- Principality has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.
- Serbia has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.
- Serbian has 52 accepted citizens, and between two and three hundred more applicatons to process.


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Sir Alex Ferguson stands by the succession plan which brought David Moyes to Manchester United only to see him fired after less than one full season. Ferguson insisted United undertook a ‘perfect process’ to find his successor when he left in 2013. Moyes has since been replaced by Louis van Gaal, but life after Fergie continues to prove difficult. Ferguson - launching his new book Leading - said: ‘I made a decision in October after Cathy’s sister died. I told her I was going to retire but how would I convey that to the Glazer family? I knew what it meant to them, winning the title.’

‘I was available for

OPTIONS:
- Alex and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.
- Alex Ferguson and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.
- Cathy’s and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.
- Cristiano Ronaldo and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.
- David Moyes and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.
- Eric Cantona and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.
- Fantasy Football and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.
- Fergie and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.
- Ferguson and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.
- Glazer and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.
- Jose Mourinho and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.
- Jurgen Klopp and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.
- Louis van Gaal and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.
- Manchester United and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.
- Moyes and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.
- Pep Guardiola and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.
- Ryan Giggs and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.
- United and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.
- Wayne Rooney and Louis van Gaal if they wanted advice.


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A cat survived being shot with a crossbow in southern Michigan earlier this week and authorities are searching for the person responsible. The black male cat was found in Battle Creek on Tuesday with a crossbow arrow - known as a bolt - through its neck. Laurie Sullivan, the woman who found the cat, took it to Turner Veterinary Clinic where the 15-inch arrow was removed. The injury did not cause any muscle or bone damage Benjamin Huelsbergen at Turner Veterinary Clinic told the Battle Creek Enquirer, and the cat was 'purring and trusting and loving 24 hours later', Sullivan said.

Kalamo Township is about 27 miles northeast of

OPTIONS:
- Animal Control.
- Battle Creek.
- Battle Creek Enquirer.
- Benjamin Huelsbergen.
- Laurie Sullivan.
- Michigan.
- Sullivan.
- Turner Veterinary Clinic.


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(CNN) -- Roger Federer said Andy Murray can claim multiple Grand Slam titles after the eight ATP World Tour finalists were introduced to British Prime Minister David Cameron. Ahead of the season-ending event in London, Mr Cameron invited Federer, Murray, world number one Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Andy Roddick, David Ferrer, Tomas Berdych and Robin Soderling to a reception at Downing Street. The week-long tournament gets underway on Sunday when British number one Murray takes on Soderling in the opening match at the O2 Arena. Top eight ready for London showdown "It's fantastic that the ATP World Tour Finals tournament is back in London for the second year running. It's great for London and great for the country," Mr Cameron was quoted as saying by the ATP Tour website.

"I hope that seeing the world's top players compete right on our doorstep, including

OPTIONS:
- ATP's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- ATP Tour's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- ATP World Tour Finals's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- Andy Murray's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- Andy Roddick's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- British's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- CNN's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- Cameron's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- David Cameron's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- David Ferrer's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- Downing Street's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- Federer's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- Grand Slam's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- London's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- Murray's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- Novak Djokovic's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- O2 Arena's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- Rafael Nadal's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- Robin Soderling's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- Roger Federer's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- Soderling's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- Tomas Berdych's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- World Tour's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."
- World Tour Finals's very own Andy Murray, will inspire our next generation of sporting heroes."


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(CNN) -- No one expected to find Donna Molnar alive. Donna Molnar's body temperature was 30 degrees Celsius when rescuers found her Monday. Searchers had combed the brutal backcountry of rural Ontario for the housewife from the city of Hamilton, who had left her home three days earlier in the middle of a blizzard to grocery shop. Alongside his search-and-rescue dog Ace, Ray Lau on Monday tramped through the thick, ice-covered brush of a farmer's field, not far from where Molnar's van had been found a day earlier. He kept thinking: Negative-20 winds? This is a search for a body.

"A while ago,

OPTIONS:
- Ace was rescued from a home where he didn't belong, and now he got to rescue someone.
- CNN was rescued from a home where he didn't belong, and now he got to rescue someone.
- Celsius was rescued from a home where he didn't belong, and now he got to rescue someone.
- Donna Molnar was rescued from a home where he didn't belong, and now he got to rescue someone.
- Hamilton was rescued from a home where he didn't belong, and now he got to rescue someone.
- Molnar was rescued from a home where he didn't belong, and now he got to rescue someone.
- Ontario was rescued from a home where he didn't belong, and now he got to rescue someone.
- Ray Lau was rescued from a home where he didn't belong, and now he got to rescue someone.


Washington (CNN) The Trump administration on Monday opened up its first line of attack on so-called sanctuary cities, naming jurisdictions that decline to detain immigrants who could be subject to deportation. The report lays out 206 declined "detainers" that were registered in Immigrations and Customs Enforcement databases during the week of January 28 to February 3. Detainers are requests by ICE to local law enforcement agencies to hold certain individuals ICE believes could be deported for up to an extra 48 hours beyond the criminal process so they can be picked up by ICE. President Donald Trump ordered the Department of Homeland Security to issue the reports, called the Weekly Declined Detainer Outcome Report, in an executive order in January.

The fear is that if community members believed that if they interact with police in any way their information could be sent to

OPTIONS:
- CNN for potential deportation, regardless of the seriousness of a potential crime, they will be afraid to cooperate with police even in cases where they are helping to prevent and stop crime.
- DHS for potential deportation, regardless of the seriousness of a potential crime, they will be afraid to cooperate with police even in cases where they are helping to prevent and stop crime.
- Department of Homeland Security for potential deportation, regardless of the seriousness of a potential crime, they will be afraid to cooperate with police even in cases where they are helping to prevent and stop crime.
- Donald Trump for potential deportation, regardless of the seriousness of a potential crime, they will be afraid to cooperate with police even in cases where they are helping to prevent and stop crime.
- ICE for potential deportation, regardless of the seriousness of a potential crime, they will be afraid to cooperate with police even in cases where they are helping to prevent and stop crime.
- Immigrations and Customs Enforcement for potential deportation, regardless of the seriousness of a potential crime, they will be afraid to cooperate with police even in cases where they are helping to prevent and stop crime.
- Trump administration for potential deportation, regardless of the seriousness of a potential crime, they will be afraid to cooperate with police even in cases where they are helping to prevent and stop crime.
- Washington for potential deportation, regardless of the seriousness of a potential crime, they will be afraid to cooperate with police even in cases where they are helping to prevent and stop crime.
- Weekly Declined Detainer Outcome Report for potential deportation, regardless of the seriousness of a potential crime, they will be afraid to cooperate with police even in cases where they are helping to prevent and stop crime.


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The restaurant that has been voted the best in the world four times is to open temporarily at the Barangaroo complex in Sydney. Noma will hold a pop-up eatery in the Sydney Harbour location for 10 weeks in January 2016. The restaurant's head chef Rene Redzepi announced the news on Monday via Noma's website. The award-winning restaurant will temporarily close in Copenhagen, Denmark, for the Sydney launch, offering lunch and dinner five days a week. The Nordic Scandinavian restaurant opened in 2003, holds two Michelin stars and has been ranked the best in the world four times by Restaurant magazine, in 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2014.

When we settle down we're bringing the entire team, from dishwasher to general manager –our work family as well as our spouses and kids— but we're leaving behind our ingredients in

OPTIONS:
- Anadara.
- Barangaroo.
- Copenhagen.
- Denmark.
- Japan.
- London.
- Michelin.
- Noma.
- Nordic Scandinavian.
- Rene Redzepi.
- Sydney.
- Sydney Harbour.


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(CNN) Hours before Marcellus Williams was set to die Tuesday night, Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens issued a stay of execution and said he would appoint a board to review the evidence in the 1998 stabbing death of former reporter Felicia Gayle. New DNA evidence that was unavailable during Williams' 2001 murder trial proved he did not do it, his attorneys said. But the Missouri attorney general's office  wanted the execution to go ahead, arguing that evidence other than DNA linked him to the crime. Here are key things to know about the governor's review board: Who will be part of the board?

New evidence shows

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- DNA from another man, not Marcellus  Williams, was on the murder weapon, according to the inmate's attorney.
- Eric Greitens from another man, not Marcellus  Williams, was on the murder weapon, according to the inmate's attorney.
- Felicia Gayle from another man, not Marcellus  Williams, was on the murder weapon, according to the inmate's attorney.
- Marcellus Williams from another man, not Marcellus  Williams, was on the murder weapon, according to the inmate's attorney.
- Missouri from another man, not Marcellus  Williams, was on the murder weapon, according to the inmate's attorney.
- Williams from another man, not Marcellus  Williams, was on the murder weapon, according to the inmate's attorney.


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Australia World Cup-winner Aaron Finch must recover from a hamstring injury if he is to arrive on schedule to play for Yorkshire again this summer. Finch had to retire hurt after a quick single for Mumbai Indians in their Indian Premier League match against Rajasthan Royals. Mumbai captain Rohit Sharma said Finch's injury 'looked bad' - but it was after scans on Wednesday that the Australian himself confirmed he has had a significant setback. Australia's Aaron Finch must recover from a hamstring injury if he is to play for Yorkshire in the summer Finch tweeted: 'Looks like I'll be out of the rest of @IPL at this stage! The scan showed a bit of damage, absolutely shattered!'

The destructive opener is set to return to Yorkshire, for whom he played last summer, to take part in all formats once the

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Finch season is finished.
- Australia season is finished.
- Australia World Cup season is finished.
- Australian season is finished.
- Finch season is finished.
- IPL season is finished.
- Indian Premier League season is finished.
- Mumbai season is finished.
- Mumbai Indians season is finished.
- Rajasthan Royals season is finished.
- Rohit Sharma season is finished.
- Yorkshire season is finished.


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Marlon Brando's family are involved in a bitter battle over the arrangements at his eldest son's grave. The dying request of Brando's first wife Anna Kashfi to be buried next to their son Christian has been blocked, according to reports. Christian's first wife Mary, who is still alive, had already bought the plot and refused to give it up even after Kashfi's death. Kashfi, who was born to a British father, has instead been buried in the plot above Christian, meaning they are head to head. Kashfi died at the age of 80 after losing her battle to breast and colon cancer. She was laid to rest in a cemetery in Kalama, Washington, last Wednesday.

When he finally gained permanent custody,

OPTIONS:
- Anna was 13 and 'a basket case of emotional disorders'.
- Anna Kashfi was 13 and 'a basket case of emotional disorders'.
- Brando was 13 and 'a basket case of emotional disorders'.
- British was 13 and 'a basket case of emotional disorders'.
- Christian was 13 and 'a basket case of emotional disorders'.
- Kalama was 13 and 'a basket case of emotional disorders'.
- Kashfi was 13 and 'a basket case of emotional disorders'.
- Marlon Brando was 13 and 'a basket case of emotional disorders'.
- Mary was 13 and 'a basket case of emotional disorders'.
- Washington was 13 and 'a basket case of emotional disorders'.


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Arsenal and Southampton are battling it out over a deal worth £1m for Newcastle keeper Freddie Woodman. The England Under-19, who plays for the national team against France on Tuesday evening as they target a place in the European Championship finals, is one of the biggest prospects in the game. Woodman, the 18-year-old who is the son of Newcastle’s keeper coach Andy Woodman, has already represented England at Under-16 and Under-17 level. Freddie Woodman holds the ball during a Newcastle United training session last month Woodman (centre) makes a save during an U21 Premier League match against Stoke earlier this month

OPTIONS:
- Andy Woodman and Saints are both looking to the future and Woodman, who is a regular in Newcastle’s Under-21 team, is on the wanted list.
- Arsenal and Saints are both looking to the future and Woodman, who is a regular in Newcastle’s Under-21 team, is on the wanted list.
- England and Saints are both looking to the future and Woodman, who is a regular in Newcastle’s Under-21 team, is on the wanted list.
- England U19 and Saints are both looking to the future and Woodman, who is a regular in Newcastle’s Under-21 team, is on the wanted list.
- England Under-19 and Saints are both looking to the future and Woodman, who is a regular in Newcastle’s Under-21 team, is on the wanted list.
- European Championship and Saints are both looking to the future and Woodman, who is a regular in Newcastle’s Under-21 team, is on the wanted list.
- France and Saints are both looking to the future and Woodman, who is a regular in Newcastle’s Under-21 team, is on the wanted list.
- Freddie Woodman and Saints are both looking to the future and Woodman, who is a regular in Newcastle’s Under-21 team, is on the wanted list.
- Newcastle and Saints are both looking to the future and Woodman, who is a regular in Newcastle’s Under-21 team, is on the wanted list.
- Newcastle United and Saints are both looking to the future and Woodman, who is a regular in Newcastle’s Under-21 team, is on the wanted list.
- Southampton and Saints are both looking to the future and Woodman, who is a regular in Newcastle’s Under-21 team, is on the wanted list.
- Stoke and Saints are both looking to the future and Woodman, who is a regular in Newcastle’s Under-21 team, is on the wanted list.
- U21 Premier League and Saints are both looking to the future and Woodman, who is a regular in Newcastle’s Under-21 team, is on the wanted list.
- Under-16 and Saints are both looking to the future and Woodman, who is a regular in Newcastle’s Under-21 team, is on the wanted list.
- Woodman and Saints are both looking to the future and Woodman, who is a regular in Newcastle’s Under-21 team, is on the wanted list.


New York (CNN) An all-female CNN panel offered an array of explanations Wednesday after President Donald Trump told a female reporter she had a "nice smile." The President, who has feuded bitterly with the US media since taking office, made the comment while on the phone with new Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar on Tuesday. "We have a lot of your Irish press watching us," he said to Varadkar. He then beckoned to Irish reporter Caitríona Perry, the US bureau chief for RTÉ News. "We have all of this beautiful Irish press," Trump said, then added, "She has a nice smile on her face so I bet she treats you well."

"I would describe this as how

OPTIONS:
- CNN always acts when there are women in the room.
- Caitríona Perry always acts when there are women in the room.
- Donald Trump always acts when there are women in the room.
- Irish always acts when there are women in the room.
- Leo Varadkar always acts when there are women in the room.
- New York always acts when there are women in the room.
- RTÉ News always acts when there are women in the room.
- Trump always acts when there are women in the room.
- US always acts when there are women in the room.
- Varadkar always acts when there are women in the room.


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Havana, Cuba (CNN) The Cuban government apparently named for the first time some of the US diplomats who suffered health problems as a result of a series of mysterious incidents in Havana that US officials have described as attacks on their personnel. The names of nine people identified as US diplomats were shown briefly on Cuban state-run TV Thursday night during a half -hour program on the incidents that have caused US-Cuban relations to sink to their lowest point in years. Cuban officials in the TV program "Presumed  Acoustic  Attacks" vehemently denied targeting the diplomats and said no evidence exists to suggest they actually took place.

OPTIONS:
- CNN officials said the island's government did not possess any such weapons and could find no evidence they had been used against the diplomats by a third party.
- Cuba officials said the island's government did not possess any such weapons and could find no evidence they had been used against the diplomats by a third party.
- Cuban officials said the island's government did not possess any such weapons and could find no evidence they had been used against the diplomats by a third party.
- Havana officials said the island's government did not possess any such weapons and could find no evidence they had been used against the diplomats by a third party.
- Presumed  Acoustic  Attacks officials said the island's government did not possess any such weapons and could find no evidence they had been used against the diplomats by a third party.
- US officials said the island's government did not possess any such weapons and could find no evidence they had been used against the diplomats by a third party.