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Greece has missed the deadline for its €1.6bn debt repayment to the International Monetary Fund, becoming the first developed country to fall into arrears on such payments. Eurozone finance ministers rejected the Greek government's new third bailout proposal just hours before it was set to default on its loans from the IMF. The last ditch attempt by the cash-strapped  country to save itself advocated sidestepping the IMF altogether, and instead taking out a two-year bail-out extension using funds from the European Stability Mechanism. The potential deal would have made Germany Greece's biggest creditor as it contributes 27 per cent of the ESM - giving it a 'blocking majority' over any package.

The

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Tsipras is a permanent crisis resolution mechanism for countries of the euro area.
- ESM is a permanent crisis resolution mechanism for countries of the euro area.
- European Stability Mechanism is a permanent crisis resolution mechanism for countries of the euro area.
- Eurozone is a permanent crisis resolution mechanism for countries of the euro area.
- Germany Greece is a permanent crisis resolution mechanism for countries of the euro area.
- Greece is a permanent crisis resolution mechanism for countries of the euro area.
- Greek is a permanent crisis resolution mechanism for countries of the euro area.
- Greeks is a permanent crisis resolution mechanism for countries of the euro area.
- IMF is a permanent crisis resolution mechanism for countries of the euro area.
- International Monetary Fund is a permanent crisis resolution mechanism for countries of the euro area.


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(CNN) One of the youngest  victims in Orlando's deadly shooting was Luis Omar Ocasio-Capo. Known as Omar to friends, he was a dancer and barista. On Tuesday, less than three days after Omar's brutal murder, his grandmother, heartbroken and alone, boarded a flight to Orlando to attend his funeral. Jetblue crew member Kelly Davis Karas decided that the woman, though grieving alone, could not leave the plane without knowing the world was with her. Karas passed around a piece of paper for  passengers to sign so their words might ease the grandmother's aching heart. As Karas pushed the beverage cart down the plane's aisle, she whispered to passengers about the paper. Halfway down the aisle, another crew member on board said more paper was needed. Instead of signing their names and moving on, passengers were writing paragraphs—long notes of compassion, grief and strength.

After the hour-and-a-half flight, Karas made the standard announcements followed by "We stand with

OPTIONS:
- Capo."
- Jetblue."
- Karas."
- Kelly Davis Karas."
- Luis Omar Ocasio."
- Omar."
- Orlando."


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New Delhi  (CNN) Narendra Modi will become the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Israel, in a landmark visit scheduled for July 4. Modi will meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over a period of two days to discuss "matters of mutual interest," read a press release from India's Ministry of External Affairs. Modi's itinerary also includes plans to meet with members of the Indian community in Tel Aviv and a visit to honor Indian soldiers buried in Haifa cemetery. Important ally Israel has in recent years become an important defense supplier for India. The two countries signed an air and missile defense deal worth almost $2 billion in April, in what Israel termed the "largest defense contract deal" in its history.

CNN has reached out to

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- Benjamin Netanyahu's Foreign Ministry for comment.
- CNN's Foreign Ministry for comment.
- Haifa's Foreign Ministry for comment.
- India's Foreign Ministry for comment.
- Indian's Foreign Ministry for comment.
- Israel's Foreign Ministry for comment.
- Israeli's Foreign Ministry for comment.
- Ministry of External Affairs's Foreign Ministry for comment.
- Modi's Foreign Ministry for comment.
- Narendra Modi's Foreign Ministry for comment.
- New Delhi's Foreign Ministry for comment.
- Tel Aviv's Foreign Ministry for comment.


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She's been mincing around Europe working the showbiz circuit for the past few months, but Cressida Bonas returned to the stage on Sunday  to join an all-star cast for a charity performance. The 26-year-old thespian was spotted getting into character during the rehearsals of the Children's Monologues at The Royal Court Theatre in London. Cressida was part of a stellar cast, including Nicole Kidman, Benedict Cumberbatch, Kit Harington and Josh Hartnett, who were brought together by director Danny Boyle to give a unique charity performance. Each actor performed first-hand accounts from children growing up in the remote South African town of Rammulotsi to raise money for Dramatic Need, an arts charity helping vulnerable children in Africa.

Speaking ahead of her performance,

OPTIONS:
- Africa told Miss Vogue: 'We have one day of rehearsal so I guess it will be high adrenaline and I'm sure everyone will want to make the evening as strong and memorable as possible to do the children's stories and their feelings justice.
- Benedict Cumberbatch told Miss Vogue: 'We have one day of rehearsal so I guess it will be high adrenaline and I'm sure everyone will want to make the evening as strong and memorable as possible to do the children's stories and their feelings justice.
- Children's Monologues told Miss Vogue: 'We have one day of rehearsal so I guess it will be high adrenaline and I'm sure everyone will want to make the evening as strong and memorable as possible to do the children's stories and their feelings justice.
- Cressida told Miss Vogue: 'We have one day of rehearsal so I guess it will be high adrenaline and I'm sure everyone will want to make the evening as strong and memorable as possible to do the children's stories and their feelings justice.
- Cressida Bonas told Miss Vogue: 'We have one day of rehearsal so I guess it will be high adrenaline and I'm sure everyone will want to make the evening as strong and memorable as possible to do the children's stories and their feelings justice.
- Danny Boyle told Miss Vogue: 'We have one day of rehearsal so I guess it will be high adrenaline and I'm sure everyone will want to make the evening as strong and memorable as possible to do the children's stories and their feelings justice.
- Dramatic Need told Miss Vogue: 'We have one day of rehearsal so I guess it will be high adrenaline and I'm sure everyone will want to make the evening as strong and memorable as possible to do the children's stories and their feelings justice.
- Europe told Miss Vogue: 'We have one day of rehearsal so I guess it will be high adrenaline and I'm sure everyone will want to make the evening as strong and memorable as possible to do the children's stories and their feelings justice.
- Josh Hartnett told Miss Vogue: 'We have one day of rehearsal so I guess it will be high adrenaline and I'm sure everyone will want to make the evening as strong and memorable as possible to do the children's stories and their feelings justice.
- Kit Harington told Miss Vogue: 'We have one day of rehearsal so I guess it will be high adrenaline and I'm sure everyone will want to make the evening as strong and memorable as possible to do the children's stories and their feelings justice.
- London told Miss Vogue: 'We have one day of rehearsal so I guess it will be high adrenaline and I'm sure everyone will want to make the evening as strong and memorable as possible to do the children's stories and their feelings justice.
- Nicole Kidman told Miss Vogue: 'We have one day of rehearsal so I guess it will be high adrenaline and I'm sure everyone will want to make the evening as strong and memorable as possible to do the children's stories and their feelings justice.
- Rammulotsi told Miss Vogue: 'We have one day of rehearsal so I guess it will be high adrenaline and I'm sure everyone will want to make the evening as strong and memorable as possible to do the children's stories and their feelings justice.
- South African told Miss Vogue: 'We have one day of rehearsal so I guess it will be high adrenaline and I'm sure everyone will want to make the evening as strong and memorable as possible to do the children's stories and their feelings justice.
- The Royal Court Theatre told Miss Vogue: 'We have one day of rehearsal so I guess it will be high adrenaline and I'm sure everyone will want to make the evening as strong and memorable as possible to do the children's stories and their feelings justice.


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A school head teacher has apologised to two Sikh girls after they were ordered to remove their turbans on the first day of term. Simranjot Kaur, 13, and 11-year-old Prasimran Kaur, who aren't related, returned to St Anne's Catholic School in Southampton, Hampshire, wearing their traditional religious headwear. Newly enrolled year seven student Prasimran was told to take it off shortly after walking into school, while Simranjot, who is in year nine, said a teacher spotted her coming through the gates yesterday. Both of the girls, who are baptised Khalsa Sikhs and take the mandatory female surname Kaur, refused to remove the headwear which can be worn by both sexes in their religion.

Simranjot says she was forced to take hers off after staff began unravelling it, something which

OPTIONS:
- Hampshire regard as highly disrespectful, and her mother arrived at noon to take her home.
- Kaur regard as highly disrespectful, and her mother arrived at noon to take her home.
- Khalsa Sikhs regard as highly disrespectful, and her mother arrived at noon to take her home.
- Lyn Bourne regard as highly disrespectful, and her mother arrived at noon to take her home.
- Prasimran regard as highly disrespectful, and her mother arrived at noon to take her home.
- Prasimran Kaur regard as highly disrespectful, and her mother arrived at noon to take her home.
- Sikh regard as highly disrespectful, and her mother arrived at noon to take her home.
- Simranjot regard as highly disrespectful, and her mother arrived at noon to take her home.
- Simranjot Kaur regard as highly disrespectful, and her mother arrived at noon to take her home.
- Southampton regard as highly disrespectful, and her mother arrived at noon to take her home.
- St Anne's Catholic School regard as highly disrespectful, and her mother arrived at noon to take her home.


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A Boy Scout camping  in northern New Mexico died after being swept away by flood waters in the North Ponil Canyon early on Saturday morning. The flash flood hit unexpectedly in the middle of the night, around 4:30am near the Philmont Scout Ranch. 12 Scouts were in the middle of a 12-day trek across the ranch. Eight of the Boy Scouts were between 14 and 17 years old. A Scout Ranger and three adult Crew Leaders made up the rest of the team. State Police spokesman Chad Pierce told the Alberquerque Journal: 'As the floodwater swept through the canyon, it overran the Scouts' campsite, resulting in four Boy Scouts being swept away.'

20,000 Scouts a year visit

OPTIONS:
- Alberquerque Journal for backpacking treks, training and other programs.
- Boy Scout for backpacking treks, training and other programs.
- Boy Scouts for backpacking treks, training and other programs.
- Chad Pierce for backpacking treks, training and other programs.
- Flash for backpacking treks, training and other programs.
- New Mexico for backpacking treks, training and other programs.
- North Ponil Canyon for backpacking treks, training and other programs.
- Philmont Scout Ranch for backpacking treks, training and other programs.
- Scout Ranger for backpacking treks, training and other programs.
- State Police for backpacking treks, training and other programs.


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Their fathers competed for dominance in fields as diverse as technology, media, music and the movies - but these young women have chosen the horse-riding field as their battleground. The daughters of Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Michael Bloomberg, Bruce Springsteen and Steven Spielberg have all gathered at a high-society event in Los Angeles, hoping to better their position in the expensive, exclusive and hyper-competitive world of equestrian sport. Some, such as media and tech heiress Georgina Bloomberg, 36, have been showjumping for more than a decade. Others, such as Eve Jobs, daughter to late Apple founder Steve, and Jennifer Gates, whose father founded Microsoft, and Destry Allyn Spring, daughter to Hollywood supremo Steven, are all 18 and still warming to the sport.

OPTIONS:
- Apple famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.
- Bill Gates famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.
- Bruce Springsteen famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.
- Destry Allyn Spielberg famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.
- Destry Allyn Spring famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.
- Eve Jobs famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.
- Georgina Bloomberg famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.
- Hannah Selleck famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.
- Hollywood famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.
- Jennifer Gates famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.
- Jessica Bloomberg famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.
- Longines Masters famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.
- Los Angeles famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.
- Michael Bloomberg famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.
- Microsoft famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.
- Steve famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.
- Steve Jobs famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.
- Steven famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.
- Steven Spielberg famously declared that he would not leave his billions to his children after they died, so they could achieve something for themselves.


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How could Manchester United go from being champions in 2013 to being so unrecognisably bad now? Yes, Louis van Gaal is the first stop when it comes to taking responsibility for the current blunders but there is more to it than that. I'm wondering if Sir Alex Ferguson is ready to put his hand up and accept some of the blame. It seems a bit too easy to trot out the standard lines: 'Van Gaal is useless' or 'it's Wayne Rooney's fault'. Some are so incredibly rude they're declaring Van Gaal is too old. Sharper analysis is required. For such a great club to have fallen on such hard times (by their own extraordinarily high standards) and look so devoid of the verve and energy they used to have, must be down not just to what the current manager is doing. No, it must also involve more long-term mistakes and misguided thinking.

The youth system at

OPTIONS:
- Alex Ferguson used to be the envy of the world: but terrific players from the academy started slipping through Fergie's fingers and all of a sudden its greatness was gone.
- Bournemouth used to be the envy of the world: but terrific players from the academy started slipping through Fergie's fingers and all of a sudden its greatness was gone.
- Legendary used to be the envy of the world: but terrific players from the academy started slipping through Fergie's fingers and all of a sudden its greatness was gone.
- Louis van Gaal used to be the envy of the world: but terrific players from the academy started slipping through Fergie's fingers and all of a sudden its greatness was gone.
- Manchester United used to be the envy of the world: but terrific players from the academy started slipping through Fergie's fingers and all of a sudden its greatness was gone.
- Old Trafford used to be the envy of the world: but terrific players from the academy started slipping through Fergie's fingers and all of a sudden its greatness was gone.
- Sharper used to be the envy of the world: but terrific players from the academy started slipping through Fergie's fingers and all of a sudden its greatness was gone.
- United used to be the envy of the world: but terrific players from the academy started slipping through Fergie's fingers and all of a sudden its greatness was gone.
- Van Gaal used to be the envy of the world: but terrific players from the academy started slipping through Fergie's fingers and all of a sudden its greatness was gone.
- Wayne Rooney used to be the envy of the world: but terrific players from the academy started slipping through Fergie's fingers and all of a sudden its greatness was gone.


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Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- The frightened look on the Algerian players' faces said it all. Standing in the center of the Cairo International Stadium, the 11 players representing the Desert Foxes were subjected to a barrage of boos and screams from the 100,000-strong crowd, drowning out every single note of their national anthem. Egypt versus Algeria has always been considered one of the fiercest rivalries in world football, but this age-old dual took a new dimension when the two met in a winner-takes-all match for a place in the 2010 World Cup finals. Egypt had to win by three clear goals to go through, or win 2-0 to force a play off.

With the Egyptian league cancelled weeks before the match, so that the team could prepare for the decider, a media war had broken out between

OPTIONS:
- Algeria and Egypt to fill the vacuum.
- Algerian and Egypt to fill the vacuum.
- CNN and Egypt to fill the vacuum.
- Cairo and Egypt to fill the vacuum.
- Cairo International Stadium and Egypt to fill the vacuum.
- Desert Foxes and Egypt to fill the vacuum.
- Egypt and Egypt to fill the vacuum.
- Mubarak and Egypt to fill the vacuum.
- World Cup and Egypt to fill the vacuum.


Bryan Habana equalled Jonah Lomu's World Cup try-scoring record as he led South Africa into the quarter-finals with a crushing victory over the United States at the Olympic Stadium. Former All Black Lomu stood three tries clear of Habana on 15  heading into the match but the winger ran over a hat-trick against a much-changed USA side as the Springboks recorded a convincing 64-0 victory to top Pool B and set up a meeting with either Wales or Australia in the last eight. But Habana did miss a glorious opportunity to break the record as he knocked on unchallenged in the in-goal area.

The third try came just a minute into the second half as

OPTIONS:
- All Black Lomu beat a marginal offside call to collect a pass from skipper Fourie du Preez for the 13th World Cup try of his career.
- Australia beat a marginal offside call to collect a pass from skipper Fourie du Preez for the 13th World Cup try of his career.
- Bryan Habana beat a marginal offside call to collect a pass from skipper Fourie du Preez for the 13th World Cup try of his career.
- Francois Louw beat a marginal offside call to collect a pass from skipper Fourie du Preez for the 13th World Cup try of his career.
- Habana beat a marginal offside call to collect a pass from skipper Fourie du Preez for the 13th World Cup try of his career.
- Jonah Lomu beat a marginal offside call to collect a pass from skipper Fourie du Preez for the 13th World Cup try of his career.
- Olympic Stadium beat a marginal offside call to collect a pass from skipper Fourie du Preez for the 13th World Cup try of his career.
- Pool B beat a marginal offside call to collect a pass from skipper Fourie du Preez for the 13th World Cup try of his career.
- Rugby World Cup beat a marginal offside call to collect a pass from skipper Fourie du Preez for the 13th World Cup try of his career.
- South Africa beat a marginal offside call to collect a pass from skipper Fourie du Preez for the 13th World Cup try of his career.
- Springboks beat a marginal offside call to collect a pass from skipper Fourie du Preez for the 13th World Cup try of his career.
- USA beat a marginal offside call to collect a pass from skipper Fourie du Preez for the 13th World Cup try of his career.
- United States beat a marginal offside call to collect a pass from skipper Fourie du Preez for the 13th World Cup try of his career.
- Wales beat a marginal offside call to collect a pass from skipper Fourie du Preez for the 13th World Cup try of his career.
- World Cup beat a marginal offside call to collect a pass from skipper Fourie du Preez for the 13th World Cup try of his career.


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Washington  (CNN) Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin says the Black Lives Matter movement is a "farce" and said Americans who hyphenate their racial backgrounds -- such as African-Americans and Asian-Americans -- "further divide our nation." "#BlackLivesMatter is a farce and hyphenating America destroys us," the 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee wrote on her Facebook page. "Shame on our culture's influencers who would stir contention and division that could lead to evil such as that in Dallas." "Shame on politicians and pundits giving credence to thugs rioting against police officers and the rule of law in the name of "'peaceful protests.' It is a farce. #BlackLivesMatter is a farce."

Palin's comments come after a week in which five

OPTIONS:
- African officers were shot and killed amid protests over the  back-to-back police shooting deaths of two African-American men by police earlier in the week.
- Alaska officers were shot and killed amid protests over the  back-to-back police shooting deaths of two African-American men by police earlier in the week.
- America officers were shot and killed amid protests over the  back-to-back police shooting deaths of two African-American men by police earlier in the week.
- American officers were shot and killed amid protests over the  back-to-back police shooting deaths of two African-American men by police earlier in the week.
- Americans officers were shot and killed amid protests over the  back-to-back police shooting deaths of two African-American men by police earlier in the week.
- Asian officers were shot and killed amid protests over the  back-to-back police shooting deaths of two African-American men by police earlier in the week.
- Black Lives Matter officers were shot and killed amid protests over the  back-to-back police shooting deaths of two African-American men by police earlier in the week.
- BlackLivesMatter officers were shot and killed amid protests over the  back-to-back police shooting deaths of two African-American men by police earlier in the week.
- CNN officers were shot and killed amid protests over the  back-to-back police shooting deaths of two African-American men by police earlier in the week.
- Dallas officers were shot and killed amid protests over the  back-to-back police shooting deaths of two African-American men by police earlier in the week.
- Palin officers were shot and killed amid protests over the  back-to-back police shooting deaths of two African-American men by police earlier in the week.
- Republican officers were shot and killed amid protests over the  back-to-back police shooting deaths of two African-American men by police earlier in the week.
- Sarah Palin officers were shot and killed amid protests over the  back-to-back police shooting deaths of two African-American men by police earlier in the week.
- Washington officers were shot and killed amid protests over the  back-to-back police shooting deaths of two African-American men by police earlier in the week.


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A 6-year-old girl returning from a friend’s birthday party with her mother and sister was struck and killed by a suspected drunken driver who police said was going more than 30mph over the speed limit. The deadly collision took place at around 10.30pm Saturday on Locust Ridge Drive in Shaler Township, Pennsylvania. According to investigators, 20-year-old Travis Grayson was coming around the bend when he lost control of his silver Mustang and slammed into Ava Campbell in the driveway of her friend’s home. The vehicle also clipped Ava's mother, Amber Campbell, but her sister escaped unharmed. Paramedics who arrived on the scene went to work on little Ava to try and save her life, but her injuries proved fatal, reported the station WTAE.

OPTIONS:
- Amber Campbell was still holding glow sticks in her hands from the party when she was run over.
- Ava was still holding glow sticks in her hands from the party when she was run over.
- Ava Campbell was still holding glow sticks in her hands from the party when she was run over.
- Grayson was still holding glow sticks in her hands from the party when she was run over.
- Locust Ridge Drive was still holding glow sticks in her hands from the party when she was run over.
- Mustang was still holding glow sticks in her hands from the party when she was run over.
- Pennsylvania was still holding glow sticks in her hands from the party when she was run over.
- Pittsburgh was still holding glow sticks in her hands from the party when she was run over.
- Shaler Township was still holding glow sticks in her hands from the party when she was run over.
- Travis Grayson was still holding glow sticks in her hands from the party when she was run over.
- WTAE was still holding glow sticks in her hands from the party when she was run over.


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(CNN) -- Every other year in July, the small town of Farnborough in South East England hosts the biggest names in the aviation world. Exhibitors and visitors mingle with the latest technology to hit the skies. Below, UK Editor-in-Chief of Royal Aeronautical Society's Aerospace magazine, Tim Robinson highlights the themes and big players to watch out for at this year's Farnborough International Airshow. Touch and go as F-35 aims for international début Costly white elephant, or next-generation, sensor-fused superfighter? Whatever your view of the Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, Farnborough could be the first opportunity for the general public to see the West's latest stealth fighter outside of the U.S.

While the home team will be riding high -- thanks to the UK government's support for its R&D and space sector -- Farnborough is truly a global airshow and showcase for the aerospace industry around the world --with over two-thirds of 1,500 exhibitors coming from outside the

OPTIONS:
- Aerospace magazine.
- CNN.
- F-35.
- Farnborough.
- Farnborough International Airshow.
- Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.
- Royal Aeronautical Society.
- South East England.
- Tim Robinson.
- U.S..
- UK.
- West.


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(CNN) -- The St. Louis Rams announced Saturday that Michael Sam, who made history as the first openly gay player to be drafted into the NFL, has been waived and did not make the team's final 53-man roster. Sam, an All-American defensive end who played for the University of Missouri, made history when he was picked by the Rams in the seventh and final round. He was the 249th of 256 players selected. The Rams' move does not necessarily mean the end of Sam's professional career. He could still be picked up by another team, possibly on waivers, or return to the Rams as a player on the practice squad, coach Jeff Fisher said.

"I'm determined to be great,"

OPTIONS:
- All-American told reporters after the draft.
- CNN told reporters after the draft.
- Jeff Fisher told reporters after the draft.
- Michael Sam told reporters after the draft.
- NFL told reporters after the draft.
- Rams told reporters after the draft.
- Sam told reporters after the draft.
- St. Louis Rams told reporters after the draft.
- University of Missouri told reporters after the draft.


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(CNN) When Xiao Niao was in high school, her teacher gathered all the girls in her class and told them if they were raped they should take the morning after pill. That was the limit of her formal sex education. For millions of young Chinese people, it's more than they ever got. As China marks World AIDS Day Thursday, the effects of that missing knowledge is more evident than ever, with growing numbers of HIV infections and staggeringly high abortion rates. No protection In 2015, there were 115,000 new HIV infections in China, according to China's National Center for STD/AIDS Prevention and Control. Of those, 17,000, or 14.7%, were in the 15-24 age group.

While the overall figure is fairly low compared to

OPTIONS:
- China's massive population, the year-on-year growth rate among young people is around 35%.
- Chinese's massive population, the year-on-year growth rate among young people is around 35%.
- HIV's massive population, the year-on-year growth rate among young people is around 35%.
- National Center for STD/AIDS Prevention and Control's massive population, the year-on-year growth rate among young people is around 35%.
- New apps's massive population, the year-on-year growth rate among young people is around 35%.
- World AIDS Day's massive population, the year-on-year growth rate among young people is around 35%.
- Xiao Niao's massive population, the year-on-year growth rate among young people is around 35%.


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(CNN) -- A former security guard told CNN on Monday that he was unjustly fired after he took pictures of President Barack Obama's motorcade during a visit to Atlanta in September. Kenneth Tate worked for a private security firm when President Obama visited the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on September 16. He told CNN's Brooke Baldwin in an exclusive television interview that he stuck to his assigned duties and tried to take photos after he was done escorting President Obama. Members of Congress were upset when the media reported last month that Tate had a .40-caliber handgun while in an elevator with the President. That report, coupled with news of an incident in which a man jumped a fence and made it into the White House, led to the resignation of Secret Service Director Julia Pierson.

He said he deleted the photos and

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta officials took his badge.
- Barack Obama officials took his badge.
- Brooke Baldwin officials took his badge.
- CDC officials took his badge.
- CNN officials took his badge.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials took his badge.
- Congress officials took his badge.
- Julia Pierson officials took his badge.
- Kenneth Tate officials took his badge.
- Obama officials took his badge.
- Secret Service officials took his badge.
- Tate officials took his badge.
- White House officials took his badge.


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The University of Alabama's 6ft 242-pound running back has won this year's Heisman Trophy. Derrick Henry is the second Alabama player to win the college football award, joining running back Mark Ingram who nabbed the trophy in 2009. The 21-year-old also breaks a five-year streak of the Heisman being awarded to a quarterback. 'I'm just so thankful to have this trophy,' Henry said. 'It's just a blessing and an honor.' Stanford's do-it-all running back Christian McCaffrey, who broke the NCAA record for all-purpose yards in a season, was the runner-up. Cardinals players have received four second-place finishes  in seven years.

Henry also set an

OPTIONS:
- Alabama record with 339 carries, including an astounding 90 in the Crimson Tide's last two games.
- Bama record with 339 carries, including an astounding 90 in the Crimson Tide's last two games.
- Cardinals record with 339 carries, including an astounding 90 in the Crimson Tide's last two games.
- Christian McCaffrey record with 339 carries, including an astounding 90 in the Crimson Tide's last two games.
- College Football Playoff record with 339 carries, including an astounding 90 in the Crimson Tide's last two games.
- Crimson Tide record with 339 carries, including an astounding 90 in the Crimson Tide's last two games.
- Derrick Henry record with 339 carries, including an astounding 90 in the Crimson Tide's last two games.
- Heisman record with 339 carries, including an astounding 90 in the Crimson Tide's last two games.
- Heisman Trophy record with 339 carries, including an astounding 90 in the Crimson Tide's last two games.
- Henry record with 339 carries, including an astounding 90 in the Crimson Tide's last two games.
- Mark Ingram record with 339 carries, including an astounding 90 in the Crimson Tide's last two games.
- NCAA record with 339 carries, including an astounding 90 in the Crimson Tide's last two games.
- Southeastern Conference record with 339 carries, including an astounding 90 in the Crimson Tide's last two games.
- Stanford record with 339 carries, including an astounding 90 in the Crimson Tide's last two games.
- University of Alabama record with 339 carries, including an astounding 90 in the Crimson Tide's last two games.


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Washington (CNN) Jeb Bush endorsed Ted Cruz on Wednesday morning, calling his former rival for the Republican presidential nomination a "principled conservative" and urging fellow Republicans to reject Donald Trump as the next GOP nominee. "Ted is a consistent, principled conservative who has demonstrated the ability to appeal to voters and win primary contests," Bush said in a statement provided to CNN. "Washington is broken, and the only way Republicans can hope to win back the White House and put our nation on a better path is to support a nominee who can articulate how conservative policies will help people rise up and reach their full potential."

I spent a fraction of that and am first,"

OPTIONS:
- Bush tweeted.
- CNN tweeted.
- Cruz tweeted.
- Donald Trump tweeted.
- GOP tweeted.
- Jeb Bush tweeted.
- Republican tweeted.
- Republicans tweeted.
- Ted tweeted.
- Ted Cruz tweeted.
- Washington tweeted.
- White House tweeted.


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Leading charities were in crisis last night after ministers threatened new laws to crack down on their 'grotesque' fundraising practices. As public fury grew over the use of 'boiler room' call centres, Chris Grayling told bosses they should be ashamed of the shocking practices exposed by an undercover Daily Mail investigation. The Leader of the House warned the Government would legislate if the charities did not 'get their house in order' immediately. Yesterday three of the four call centres run by fundraiser GoGen were forced to close down with immediate effect – because charities had pulled their business. British Red Cross, Oxfam, the NSPCC and Macmillan are facing investigation over the aggressive tactics used by GoGen staff.

A

OPTIONS:
- British Red Cross supervisor told staff yesterday their centre would be closed until further notice.
- Charities Advisory Trust supervisor told staff yesterday their centre would be closed until further notice.
- Chris Grayling supervisor told staff yesterday their centre would be closed until further notice.
- Daily Mail supervisor told staff yesterday their centre would be closed until further notice.
- GoGen supervisor told staff yesterday their centre would be closed until further notice.
- Leader of the House supervisor told staff yesterday their centre would be closed until further notice.
- Macmillan supervisor told staff yesterday their centre would be closed until further notice.
- NSPCC supervisor told staff yesterday their centre would be closed until further notice.
- Oxfam supervisor told staff yesterday their centre would be closed until further notice.


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Tokyo (CNN) Another presumed North Korean vessel has washed up on Japan's shores, bringing the total to a record 83 for the year so far. Akita prefectural police said that a wooden boat washed ashore in Katagami City on Tuesday afternoon, the second boat discovered on Japanese shores that day. The following day, police and coast guard officials investigating the vessel found two partially decomposed bodies inside, one of which was wearing a badge with a portrait of former North Korean leader Kim Jong Il on his clothes. Also on Wednesday, a corpse with a piece of paper bearing Korean characters in its pocket, was found on shore in nearby Akita City.

Nov 28: A

OPTIONS:
- Akita fishing boat with 10 crew members was found drifting near an uninhabited island off Matsumae, Hokkaido.
- Akita City fishing boat with 10 crew members was found drifting near an uninhabited island off Matsumae, Hokkaido.
- CNN fishing boat with 10 crew members was found drifting near an uninhabited island off Matsumae, Hokkaido.
- Japan fishing boat with 10 crew members was found drifting near an uninhabited island off Matsumae, Hokkaido.
- Japanese fishing boat with 10 crew members was found drifting near an uninhabited island off Matsumae, Hokkaido.
- Katagami City fishing boat with 10 crew members was found drifting near an uninhabited island off Matsumae, Hokkaido.
- Kim Jong Il fishing boat with 10 crew members was found drifting near an uninhabited island off Matsumae, Hokkaido.
- Korean fishing boat with 10 crew members was found drifting near an uninhabited island off Matsumae, Hokkaido.
- North Korean fishing boat with 10 crew members was found drifting near an uninhabited island off Matsumae, Hokkaido.
- Tokyo fishing boat with 10 crew members was found drifting near an uninhabited island off Matsumae, Hokkaido.


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Cassie Newnham (pictured) insisted on a prenup before tying the knot with boyfriend of four years Brendon Wedding dresses and venues might top the list of internet searches for most brides-to-be, but not for Cassie Newnham. When her boyfriend of four years popped the question, the 33-year-old wasted no time Googling prenuptial agreements instead. Despite being head over heels in love with Brendon, 38,  Cassie, who lives in London and is originally from South Africa, had spent years working hard to save for her future. And as her heart raced with wedding plans, her head told her to protect her assets.

'We both always thought prenuptial agreements were a good idea, so we were both in agreement we should get one done, says

OPTIONS:
- Brendon, who is expecting the couple's first child at the end of March.
- Cassie, who is expecting the couple's first child at the end of March.
- Cassie Newnham, who is expecting the couple's first child at the end of March.
- Cheryl Fernandez-Versini, who is expecting the couple's first child at the end of March.
- London, who is expecting the couple's first child at the end of March.
- South Africa, who is expecting the couple's first child at the end of March.


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(CNN) -- Each year, more than 3 million Muslims commit to Hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca that represents the fifth and final "pillar" of Islam and the largest annual human gathering on the planet. Every Muslim who is physically and financially able to do so is expected to make this pilgrimage once in their lifetime. As described in the Hadith of Gabriel, each pillar of Islam acts as a guide to day-to-day conduct for Muslims, outlining proper professions to God, prayer and spiritual mindfulness, not unlike the Book of Common Prayer for Anglicans or Judaism's Siddur. For this year's Hajj, iReporters from around the world documented their journeys, describing their experiences as they complete this Islamic sacrament. Thanks to the power of social media and platforms like CNN's iReport, they've been able to share their faith with the world, giving Muslims and non-Muslims alike a glimpse of the significance of this powerful and transformative event.

"Here,

OPTIONS:
- Anglicans can strengthen the foundation of their faith: Being one people, who worship one God."
- Book of Common Prayer can strengthen the foundation of their faith: Being one people, who worship one God."
- CNN can strengthen the foundation of their faith: Being one people, who worship one God."
- God can strengthen the foundation of their faith: Being one people, who worship one God."
- Hadith of Gabriel can strengthen the foundation of their faith: Being one people, who worship one God."
- Hajj can strengthen the foundation of their faith: Being one people, who worship one God."
- Islam can strengthen the foundation of their faith: Being one people, who worship one God."
- Islamic can strengthen the foundation of their faith: Being one people, who worship one God."
- Judaism can strengthen the foundation of their faith: Being one people, who worship one God."
- Mecca can strengthen the foundation of their faith: Being one people, who worship one God."
- Muslims can strengthen the foundation of their faith: Being one people, who worship one God."
- Siddur can strengthen the foundation of their faith: Being one people, who worship one God."
- iReport can strengthen the foundation of their faith: Being one people, who worship one God."
- iReporters can strengthen the foundation of their faith: Being one people, who worship one God."
- non-Muslims can strengthen the foundation of their faith: Being one people, who worship one God."


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Seven police forces in the UK have given 999 cars with blue lights and sirens to untrained civilian staff members because of the 'advantageous tax treatment available for emergency vehicles'. Bosses in finance, HR and IT were among nine staff given the vehicles. A report by the College of Policing found that many officers believed there was 'a culture of entitlement' at senior levels within the forces. A focus group described 'staff at chief officer rank being provided with executive cars fitted with emergency equipment'. A Freedom of Information request to all 45 UK forces by the BBC, revealed the seven forces as Devon & Cornwall, Merseyside, Humberside, South Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, Avon & Somerset, and Greater Manchester Police.

OPTIONS:
- Alan Billings and Humberside police forces said they provided two senior civilian staff with vehicles.
- Avon & Somerset and Humberside police forces said they provided two senior civilian staff with vehicles.
- BBC and Humberside police forces said they provided two senior civilian staff with vehicles.
- College of Policing and Humberside police forces said they provided two senior civilian staff with vehicles.
- Devon & Cornwall and Humberside police forces said they provided two senior civilian staff with vehicles.
- Freedom of Information and Humberside police forces said they provided two senior civilian staff with vehicles.
- Greater Manchester Police and Humberside police forces said they provided two senior civilian staff with vehicles.
- HR and Humberside police forces said they provided two senior civilian staff with vehicles.
- Humberside and Humberside police forces said they provided two senior civilian staff with vehicles.
- IT and Humberside police forces said they provided two senior civilian staff with vehicles.
- Merseyside and Humberside police forces said they provided two senior civilian staff with vehicles.
- South Yorkshire and Humberside police forces said they provided two senior civilian staff with vehicles.
- UK and Humberside police forces said they provided two senior civilian staff with vehicles.
- West Yorkshire and Humberside police forces said they provided two senior civilian staff with vehicles.


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(CNN) When Xiao Niao was in high school, her teacher gathered all the girls in her class and told them if they were raped they should take the morning after pill. That was the limit of her formal sex education. For millions of young Chinese people, it's more than they ever got. As China marks World AIDS Day Thursday, the effects of that missing knowledge is more evident than ever, with growing numbers of HIV infections and staggeringly high abortion rates. No protection In 2015, there were 115,000 new HIV infections in China, according to China's National Center for STD/AIDS Prevention and Control. Of those, 17,000, or 14.7%, were in the 15-24 age group.

Some universities have even installed vending machines selling

OPTIONS:
- China home testing kits to students.
- Chinese home testing kits to students.
- HIV home testing kits to students.
- National Center for STD/AIDS Prevention and Control home testing kits to students.
- New apps home testing kits to students.
- World AIDS Day home testing kits to students.
- Xiao Niao home testing kits to students.


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Vancouver, British Columbia (CNN) -- Many kids dream of being in the Olympics one day. When U.S. bobsledder Bill Schuffenhauer was a child in Salt Lake City, Utah, he had no idea the Olympics even existed. All he knew was his parents were drug addicts, that his mother was a prostitute who was often beaten in front of him. He knew that if he was going to survive, he had to do whatever it took to make it. He stole from people; he ate from garbage cans; he got locked up in juvenile detention for breaking into a bike shop when he was trying to get something he could sell for money so he could eat.

One of the Olympic team members on the top

OPTIONS:
- Bill Schuffenhauer four-man team tested positive for steroids, so Schuffenhauer was called into duty.
- British Columbia four-man team tested positive for steroids, so Schuffenhauer was called into duty.
- CNN four-man team tested positive for steroids, so Schuffenhauer was called into duty.
- Olympics four-man team tested positive for steroids, so Schuffenhauer was called into duty.
- Salt Lake City four-man team tested positive for steroids, so Schuffenhauer was called into duty.
- U.S. four-man team tested positive for steroids, so Schuffenhauer was called into duty.
- Utah four-man team tested positive for steroids, so Schuffenhauer was called into duty.
- Vancouver four-man team tested positive for steroids, so Schuffenhauer was called into duty.


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The thought may have occurred to Sam Robson that there has never been a better time to be an England Test specialist. As the nation rakes over the debris of yet another World Cup fiasco, the Test squad named on Wednesday for next month’s three-match series in the Caribbean will be depicted as English cricket’s chance to start the clean-up operation. And though the Australian-born Robson had his first taste of the big time last summer, he has not represented his adopted country since the Oval Test against India in August. Selection for the West Indies – for the first of 17 Tests in 10 months – will almost feel like starting afresh, all over again.

OPTIONS:
- Australian (centre) is ready to battle for his England place after a mixed maiden summer in Test cricket
- Caribbean (centre) is ready to battle for his England place after a mixed maiden summer in Test cricket
- England (centre) is ready to battle for his England place after a mixed maiden summer in Test cricket
- England Test (centre) is ready to battle for his England place after a mixed maiden summer in Test cricket
- English (centre) is ready to battle for his England place after a mixed maiden summer in Test cricket
- India (centre) is ready to battle for his England place after a mixed maiden summer in Test cricket
- Jonathan Trott (centre) is ready to battle for his England place after a mixed maiden summer in Test cricket
- Oval Test (centre) is ready to battle for his England place after a mixed maiden summer in Test cricket
- Robson (centre) is ready to battle for his England place after a mixed maiden summer in Test cricket
- Sam Robson (centre) is ready to battle for his England place after a mixed maiden summer in Test cricket
- West Indies (centre) is ready to battle for his England place after a mixed maiden summer in Test cricket
- World Cup (centre) is ready to battle for his England place after a mixed maiden summer in Test cricket


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(CNN) -- Frank Ocean says he'll "choose sanity" and let his fight with Chris Brown go. "No criminal charges. No civil lawsuit," Ocean said on his Tumblr page Saturday night. "As a child, I thought if someone jumped me it would result in me murdering or mutilating a man," the post said. "But as a man i am not a killer. I'm an artist and a modern person. I'll choose sanity." Authorities are investigating the January 27 brawl, in which Brown is accused of punching an unnamed victim on Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said in a statement the following day.

CNN reached out to

OPTIONS:
- Brown and Ocean for comment soon after the incident, but there was no response.
- CNN and Ocean for comment soon after the incident, but there was no response.
- California and Ocean for comment soon after the incident, but there was no response.
- Chris Brown and Ocean for comment soon after the incident, but there was no response.
- Frank Ocean and Ocean for comment soon after the incident, but there was no response.
- Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and Ocean for comment soon after the incident, but there was no response.
- Ocean and Ocean for comment soon after the incident, but there was no response.
- Santa Monica Boulevard and Ocean for comment soon after the incident, but there was no response.
- Singer and Ocean for comment soon after the incident, but there was no response.
- Tumblr and Ocean for comment soon after the incident, but there was no response.
- West Hollywood and Ocean for comment soon after the incident, but there was no response.


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The White House, sensing a legislative defeat was nigh, today said President Barack Obama would be willing to meet Congress half way and sign legislation codifying its role in processing a nuclear deal with Iran if a Senate committee axed key portions of the bill during a formal review this afternoon. Senators later voted 19-0 to give the White House some of, but not all of its asks, and left in a signature feature of the bill giving Congress the authority to approve a final deal with Iran that the White House earlier implied may have been on the chopping block.

The Obama administration has repeatedly said that it only ever agreed to the phased lifting of restrictions on

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama and made that clear during the last round of talks.
- Congress and made that clear during the last round of talks.
- Iran and made that clear during the last round of talks.
- Senate and made that clear during the last round of talks.
- White House and made that clear during the last round of talks.


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Pentagon leaders are finalizing plans aimed at lifting the ban on transgender individuals in the military, with the goal of formally ending one of the last gender- or sexuality-based barriers to military service, senior U.S. officials told The Associated Press. An announcement is expected this week, and the services would have six months to assess the impact of the change and work out the details, the officials said Monday. Military chiefs wanted time to methodically work through the legal, medical and administrative issues and develop training to ease any transition, and senior leaders believed six months would be sufficient. The officials said Defense Secretary Ash Carter has asked his personnel undersecretary, Brad Carson, to set up a working group of senior military and civilian leaders to take an objective look at the issue.

In a statement to The Associated Press,

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- Ash Carter said, 'we must ensure that everyone who's able and willing to serve has the full and equal opportunity to do so.
- Brad Carson said, 'we must ensure that everyone who's able and willing to serve has the full and equal opportunity to do so.
- Bradley Manning said, 'we must ensure that everyone who's able and willing to serve has the full and equal opportunity to do so.
- Chelsea Manning said, 'we must ensure that everyone who's able and willing to serve has the full and equal opportunity to do so.
- Defense said, 'we must ensure that everyone who's able and willing to serve has the full and equal opportunity to do so.
- Pentagon said, 'we must ensure that everyone who's able and willing to serve has the full and equal opportunity to do so.
- The Associated Press said, 'we must ensure that everyone who's able and willing to serve has the full and equal opportunity to do so.
- U.S. said, 'we must ensure that everyone who's able and willing to serve has the full and equal opportunity to do so.


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(CNN) Earlier this week, Russia's Vladimir Putin reportedly told Egypt's President Abdul Fattah Sisi  that he would be willing to host direct talks between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Moscow. Putin did speak to Netanyahu by phone Tuesday, and according to press reports, they did discuss the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. Having pushed Russia into the middle of Syria's civil war with great effect last September, is Vladimir Putin now making a serious bid to become a Middle East peacemaker too? If he's serious -- and this is far from certain -- Washington should let him try.

Most likely, Putin's offer is pot stirring, an effort to create drama and news by demonstrating that

OPTIONS:
- Aaron David Miller might be a peace mediator too.
- Abbas might be a peace mediator too.
- Abdul Fattah Sisi might be a peace mediator too.
- American might be a peace mediator too.
- Benjamin Netanyahu might be a peace mediator too.
- Egypt might be a peace mediator too.
- Israeli might be a peace mediator too.
- Mahmoud Abbas might be a peace mediator too.
- Middle East might be a peace mediator too.
- Miller might be a peace mediator too.
- Moscow might be a peace mediator too.
- Netanyahu might be a peace mediator too.
- Palestinian might be a peace mediator too.
- Putin might be a peace mediator too.
- Russia might be a peace mediator too.
- Russian might be a peace mediator too.
- Syria might be a peace mediator too.
- Vladimir Putin might be a peace mediator too.
- Washington might be a peace mediator too.


(CNN) -- The sun was barely up when New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg used the Colorado massacre to scold President Obama and Mitt Romney for ignoring the gun issue. "This is a real problem. No matter where you stand on the Second Amendment, no matter where you stand on guns, we have a right to hear from both of them concretely," Bloomberg argued. Bloomberg challenges Obama, Romney to take action on guns He has a point -- gun policy is a back burner debate these days, largely because Democrats who had pushed for tighter gun laws concluded it's bad politics.

That hasn't kept the

OPTIONS:
- Bloomberg from mobilizing members against him.
- CNN from mobilizing members against him.
- Colorado from mobilizing members against him.
- Democratic from mobilizing members against him.
- Democrats from mobilizing members against him.
- Michael Bloomberg from mobilizing members against him.
- Mitt Romney from mobilizing members against him.
- NRA from mobilizing members against him.
- New York from mobilizing members against him.
- Obama from mobilizing members against him.
- Romney from mobilizing members against him.
- Second Amendment from mobilizing members against him.
- Senate from mobilizing members against him.
- White House from mobilizing members against him.


With Branislav Ivanovic out injured, Jose Mourinho is forced to look for an alternative  at right back against Aston Villa. But one name mentioned by the Chelsea boss is a relative unknown: Ola Aina. While Cesar Azpilicueta, Kurt Zouma and Ramires were all touted as options for Saturday's game by Mourinho, it was the name of the academy product who turned 19 last week that drew the most interest for many spectators. Here, Sportsmail takes you through who the young right back is and why Mourinho rates him highly. Now aged 19, Temitayo Olufisayo Olaoluwa Aina has been at Chelsea since he was 11, progressing through the club's youth sides while working his way up the ranks with England, too.

A pacey option at right back,

OPTIONS:
- Aina can also play in the centre of defence, on the left, or in a more advanced position on the right wing.
- Aston Villa can also play in the centre of defence, on the left, or in a more advanced position on the right wing.
- Branislav Ivanovic can also play in the centre of defence, on the left, or in a more advanced position on the right wing.
- Cesar Azpilicueta can also play in the centre of defence, on the left, or in a more advanced position on the right wing.
- Chelsea can also play in the centre of defence, on the left, or in a more advanced position on the right wing.
- England can also play in the centre of defence, on the left, or in a more advanced position on the right wing.
- FA Youth Cup can also play in the centre of defence, on the left, or in a more advanced position on the right wing.
- Jose Mourinho can also play in the centre of defence, on the left, or in a more advanced position on the right wing.
- Kurt Zouma can also play in the centre of defence, on the left, or in a more advanced position on the right wing.
- Mourinho can also play in the centre of defence, on the left, or in a more advanced position on the right wing.
- Ola Aina can also play in the centre of defence, on the left, or in a more advanced position on the right wing.
- Ramires can also play in the centre of defence, on the left, or in a more advanced position on the right wing.
- Sportsmail can also play in the centre of defence, on the left, or in a more advanced position on the right wing.
- Temitayo Olufisayo Olaoluwa Aina can also play in the centre of defence, on the left, or in a more advanced position on the right wing.
- Tony Pulis can also play in the centre of defence, on the left, or in a more advanced position on the right wing.


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Lester Holt will most likely take Brian Williams' anchor chair on 'NBC Nightly News' permanently, reports say. Williams will likely lose his 'Nightly News' anchor role as talks continue among NBC chiefs who are working to come up with a solution, according to sources. It is becoming increasingly clear that Holt will remain in the anchor chair after Williams' six-month suspension is up, CNN reports. 'Brian’s six-month suspension is over in early August, and NBC chiefs are under pressure to come up with a solution,' a source told Page Six. However, the solution may already be in place -- or in anchor chair.

The station also noted that NBC executives haven't signaled that

OPTIONS:
- Brian Williams will return.
- Brian’s will return.
- CNN will return.
- Holt will return.
- Lester Holt will return.
- NBC will return.
- NBC Nightly News will return.
- Nightly News will return.
- Page Six will return.
- Williams will return.


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Sudan has withdrawn its soldiers from Abyei, a disputed border region also claimed by South Sudan, but has left police officers, the United Nations peacekeeping mission said Wednesday. "The mission has confirmed the full withdrawal of the SAF from Abyei area yesterday," said Josephine Guerrero, a spokeswoman for the U.N.'s Department of Peacekeeping Operations in New York, referring to the Sudan Armed Forces. "Armed police forces are still in the area." South Sudan's army spokesman, Philip Aguer, said he is "skeptical" that Sudan has truly pulled troops out. He said he had received reports that the Sudan Armed Forces left two platoons of soldiers dressed in police uniforms in Abyei town, and that two battalions remain about 40 miles away in Diffra, which is the only oil field inside the disputed territory.

But the new nation depends on pipelines and processing facilities that remain in

OPTIONS:
- Abyei.
- Department of Peacekeeping Operations.
- Diffra.
- Josephine Guerrero.
- New York.
- Philip Aguer.
- SAF.
- South Sudan.
- Sudan.
- Sudan Armed Forces.
- U.N..
- United Nations.


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Leaders of a small, largely black town on Maryland's Eastern Shore are defending their decision to fire the town's first African-American police chief - a decision that has left the community of 4,100 sharply divided along racial lines. 'You're looking for answers. ... I've been wanting to bust loose and say what I want to say, but I can't,' Pocomoke City Mayor Bruce Morrison told representatives of a group called Citizens for a Better Pocomoke, which on Monday evening asked the mayor and council members to work with them to reinstate former police Chief Kelvin Sewell. 'This act has destabilized our community and now brought about division,' the Rev. Ronnie White of the House of Love Christian Center said.

Green says he was harassed and his overtime hours were restricted after he attended an

OPTIONS:
- African mediation session with Savage.
- American mediation session with Savage.
- Bruce Morrison mediation session with Savage.
- Citizens for a Better Pocomoke mediation session with Savage.
- City Council mediation session with Savage.
- EEOC mediation session with Savage.
- Eastern Shore mediation session with Savage.
- House of Love Christian Center mediation session with Savage.
- Kelvin Sewell mediation session with Savage.
- Maryland mediation session with Savage.
- Pocomoke City mediation session with Savage.
- Ronnie White mediation session with Savage.
- Sewell mediation session with Savage.


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Three people have been arrested and charged in connection to a man's murder in Glendale, California, among them an aspiring pop star and a self-proclaimed Armenian cracker bread heiress. The suspects have been identified as Sparkle Soojian, 32, her husband Jared Kasciewicz, 28, and singer Courtney Argue, 25. The trio are accused of killing John Michael King-Smith, 31, the founder and CEO of Blacksmith Records, inside a condominium in Glendale Thursday morning. Police responded to a home in the 200 block of West Windsor Road at around 2am after getting a report about a disturbance. Officers entered the home where Ms Soojian lives and found King-Smith 'in a state of medical distress.'

Investigators believe that

OPTIONS:
- Ak Mak and Kasciewicz, who are married, killed King-Smith.
- Angles and Kasciewicz, who are married, killed King-Smith.
- Argue and Kasciewicz, who are married, killed King-Smith.
- Armenian and Kasciewicz, who are married, killed King-Smith.
- Blacksmith Records and Kasciewicz, who are married, killed King-Smith.
- California and Kasciewicz, who are married, killed King-Smith.
- Courtney Argue and Kasciewicz, who are married, killed King-Smith.
- Glendale and Kasciewicz, who are married, killed King-Smith.
- Jared Kasciewicz and Kasciewicz, who are married, killed King-Smith.
- John Michael King and Kasciewicz, who are married, killed King-Smith.
- Kasciewicz and Kasciewicz, who are married, killed King-Smith.
- Smith and Kasciewicz, who are married, killed King-Smith.
- Soojian and Kasciewicz, who are married, killed King-Smith.
- Sparkle and Kasciewicz, who are married, killed King-Smith.
- Sparkle Soojian and Kasciewicz, who are married, killed King-Smith.
- West Windsor Road and Kasciewicz, who are married, killed King-Smith.


A new biography of Michelle Obama has revealed that her mother was initially suspicious of her future son-in-law because he was of mixed race. Barack Obama's father was from Kenya and his mother was a white woman. His parents met in Hawaii although his father abandoned his family when the future president was aged just two. The claim is contained in a new biography of the First Lady written by Washington Post correspondent Peter Slevin. Scroll down for video Marian Robinson, far right, went on a visit to China in March last year, accompanying the First Lady, center, and her grandchildren Sasha, far left, and Malia

However, despite her initial reservations,

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama, 77, was soon won over by the high-flying lawyer who had serious political ambitions.
- China, 77, was soon won over by the high-flying lawyer who had serious political ambitions.
- First Lady, 77, was soon won over by the high-flying lawyer who had serious political ambitions.
- Hawaii, 77, was soon won over by the high-flying lawyer who had serious political ambitions.
- Kenya, 77, was soon won over by the high-flying lawyer who had serious political ambitions.
- Malia, 77, was soon won over by the high-flying lawyer who had serious political ambitions.
- Marian Robinson, 77, was soon won over by the high-flying lawyer who had serious political ambitions.
- Michelle Obama, 77, was soon won over by the high-flying lawyer who had serious political ambitions.
- Obama, 77, was soon won over by the high-flying lawyer who had serious political ambitions.
- Peter Slevin, 77, was soon won over by the high-flying lawyer who had serious political ambitions.
- Robinson, 77, was soon won over by the high-flying lawyer who had serious political ambitions.
- Sasha, 77, was soon won over by the high-flying lawyer who had serious political ambitions.
- Washington Post, 77, was soon won over by the high-flying lawyer who had serious political ambitions.


Washington (CNN) -- Ron Paul and Rand Paul are singing slightly different tunes on the threat of Ebola. Sen. Rand Paul, an ophthalmologist and likely presidential contender, has been generating headlines for his stark warnings about the virus, urging a temporary flight suspension from certain West African countries and suggesting Ebola is much more contagious than the government says. His father, former Rep. Ron Paul, who's also a physician, appears to feel differently. In a column out Sunday, he sounds less distressed about the potential of the virus spreading in the United States and doesn't seem to think airline restrictions will do much good.

"Leave it to private citizens to invest in

OPTIONS:
- CNN business and trade with the African people."
- Ebola business and trade with the African people."
- Rand Paul business and trade with the African people."
- Ron Paul business and trade with the African people."
- United States business and trade with the African people."
- Washington business and trade with the African people."
- West African business and trade with the African people."


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Washington (CNN) Ted Cruz, looking to take a hard line in South Carolina to win the support of military voters, lashed out Tuesday at what he called a culture of political correctness in the Pentagon. "That's why the last thing any commander should need to worry about is the grades he is getting from some plush-bottomed Pentagon bureaucrat for political correctness or social experiments -- or providing gluten-free MREs," Cruz said, using the shorthand term for Meal, Ready-to-Eat. In a speech aboard the USS Yorktown, which is stationed in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, Cruz laid out a Reagan-style military policy that he promised would return America to a global position of strength in a speech.

Marco Rubio has accused

OPTIONS:
- America of lying about his record -- the same charge leveled by Donald Trump against Cruz.
- CNN of lying about his record -- the same charge leveled by Donald Trump against Cruz.
- Cruz of lying about his record -- the same charge leveled by Donald Trump against Cruz.
- MREs of lying about his record -- the same charge leveled by Donald Trump against Cruz.
- Mount Pleasant of lying about his record -- the same charge leveled by Donald Trump against Cruz.
- Pentagon of lying about his record -- the same charge leveled by Donald Trump against Cruz.
- Reagan of lying about his record -- the same charge leveled by Donald Trump against Cruz.
- Republicans of lying about his record -- the same charge leveled by Donald Trump against Cruz.
- SC of lying about his record -- the same charge leveled by Donald Trump against Cruz.
- South Carolina of lying about his record -- the same charge leveled by Donald Trump against Cruz.
- Ted Cruz of lying about his record -- the same charge leveled by Donald Trump against Cruz.
- USS Yorktown of lying about his record -- the same charge leveled by Donald Trump against Cruz.
- Washington of lying about his record -- the same charge leveled by Donald Trump against Cruz.


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Washington (CNN) When King Abdullah II of Jordan was presented with a wave of refugees from Syria, he welcomed more than a million people into his country. When President Donald Trump was presented the same, he closed the door. The two world leaders who met Wednesday are united in the fight against ISIS -- a fact Trump heralded during a news conference in the White House Rose Garden -- but the duo are each other's antithesis when it comes to responding to the now ever-present issue of Syrian refugees. The meeting comes as the focus on Syria's ongoing civil war is at its brightest: The White House, along with activist groups and other foreign leaders, blamed forces tied to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Tuesday for a chemical attack in a rebel-controlled area of Syria.

And Trump pledged to help

OPTIONS:
- Abdullah with strains caused by the influx of refugees looking to escape Syria.
- Abdullah II with strains caused by the influx of refugees looking to escape Syria.
- Assad with strains caused by the influx of refugees looking to escape Syria.
- Bashar al with strains caused by the influx of refugees looking to escape Syria.
- CNN with strains caused by the influx of refugees looking to escape Syria.
- Donald Trump with strains caused by the influx of refugees looking to escape Syria.
- ISIS with strains caused by the influx of refugees looking to escape Syria.
- Jordan with strains caused by the influx of refugees looking to escape Syria.
- Syria with strains caused by the influx of refugees looking to escape Syria.
- Syrian with strains caused by the influx of refugees looking to escape Syria.
- Trump with strains caused by the influx of refugees looking to escape Syria.
- US with strains caused by the influx of refugees looking to escape Syria.
- Washington with strains caused by the influx of refugees looking to escape Syria.
- White House with strains caused by the influx of refugees looking to escape Syria.
- White House Rose Garden with strains caused by the influx of refugees looking to escape Syria.


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Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has come under further pressure after it emerged that senior players have complained about his methods. The Dutch manager has been criticised by fans and pundits alike for his side's rigid playing style and lack of attacking flair. And it appears that some of his players have lost patience too, with captain Wayne Rooney and vice-captain Michael Carrick confronting Van Gaal earlier this season. Sportsmail understands some squad members feel like 'robots' under the manager's famously methodical approach and as though they are wearing 'straitjackets' when they go onto the field of play. Stars are also struggling to adapt to the number of team meetings before and after games and the regimented structure Van Gaal has imposed on the club as a whole.

OPTIONS:
- Carrington will now return to training ahead of United's game against Liverpool on Saturday, but it remains to be seen whether Van Gaal will select the keeper, who he accused of not wanting to play on the opening day of the season.
- De Gea will now return to training ahead of United's game against Liverpool on Saturday, but it remains to be seen whether Van Gaal will select the keeper, who he accused of not wanting to play on the opening day of the season.
- Dutch will now return to training ahead of United's game against Liverpool on Saturday, but it remains to be seen whether Van Gaal will select the keeper, who he accused of not wanting to play on the opening day of the season.
- Liverpool will now return to training ahead of United's game against Liverpool on Saturday, but it remains to be seen whether Van Gaal will select the keeper, who he accused of not wanting to play on the opening day of the season.
- Louis van Gaal will now return to training ahead of United's game against Liverpool on Saturday, but it remains to be seen whether Van Gaal will select the keeper, who he accused of not wanting to play on the opening day of the season.
- Manchester United will now return to training ahead of United's game against Liverpool on Saturday, but it remains to be seen whether Van Gaal will select the keeper, who he accused of not wanting to play on the opening day of the season.
- Michael Carrick will now return to training ahead of United's game against Liverpool on Saturday, but it remains to be seen whether Van Gaal will select the keeper, who he accused of not wanting to play on the opening day of the season.
- Premier League will now return to training ahead of United's game against Liverpool on Saturday, but it remains to be seen whether Van Gaal will select the keeper, who he accused of not wanting to play on the opening day of the season.
- Senior Manchester United will now return to training ahead of United's game against Liverpool on Saturday, but it remains to be seen whether Van Gaal will select the keeper, who he accused of not wanting to play on the opening day of the season.
- Sportsmail will now return to training ahead of United's game against Liverpool on Saturday, but it remains to be seen whether Van Gaal will select the keeper, who he accused of not wanting to play on the opening day of the season.
- Stars will now return to training ahead of United's game against Liverpool on Saturday, but it remains to be seen whether Van Gaal will select the keeper, who he accused of not wanting to play on the opening day of the season.
- United will now return to training ahead of United's game against Liverpool on Saturday, but it remains to be seen whether Van Gaal will select the keeper, who he accused of not wanting to play on the opening day of the season.
- Van Gaal will now return to training ahead of United's game against Liverpool on Saturday, but it remains to be seen whether Van Gaal will select the keeper, who he accused of not wanting to play on the opening day of the season.
- Wayne Rooney will now return to training ahead of United's game against Liverpool on Saturday, but it remains to be seen whether Van Gaal will select the keeper, who he accused of not wanting to play on the opening day of the season.


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Beijing (CNN) -- Jeremy Lin's improbable success in the NBA has prompted a spate of "gee-whiz" stories and added "Linsanity" into everyday lexicon. The little known Asian American, who at 6'3" (1.91 meters) tall, has been leading the New York Knicks to successive wins, even without its recognized superstars. "To pull off 20+8 (an average of 20 points and 8 assists) in six successive games shows Jeremy Lin is no fluke," says Ma Jian, a basketball commentator in Beijing. The Knicks made it seven on Wednesday after a 100-85 win over Sacramento in New York, with Lin managing a career-high 13 assists.

China and Taiwan vie for a piece of

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- American
- Asian American
- Beijing
- CNN
- China
- Chinese
- Harvard
- Jeremy Lin
- Knicks
- Lin
- Linsanity
- Ma Jian
- NBA
- New York
- New York Knicks
- Sacramento
- Taiwan
- Yao Ming


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New Delhi  (CNN) Narendra Modi will become the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Israel, in a landmark visit scheduled for July 4. Modi will meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over a period of two days to discuss "matters of mutual interest," read a press release from India's Ministry of External Affairs. Modi's itinerary also includes plans to meet with members of the Indian community in Tel Aviv and a visit to honor Indian soldiers buried in Haifa cemetery. Important ally Israel has in recent years become an important defense supplier for India. The two countries signed an air and missile defense deal worth almost $2 billion in April, in what Israel termed the "largest defense contract deal" in its history.

"Geopolitically, this (official trip) is yet another example of

OPTIONS:
- Benjamin Netanyahu's shift away from its policy of non-alignment," said Agrawal.
- CNN's shift away from its policy of non-alignment," said Agrawal.
- Haifa's shift away from its policy of non-alignment," said Agrawal.
- India's shift away from its policy of non-alignment," said Agrawal.
- Indian's shift away from its policy of non-alignment," said Agrawal.
- Israel's shift away from its policy of non-alignment," said Agrawal.
- Israeli's shift away from its policy of non-alignment," said Agrawal.
- Ministry of External Affairs's shift away from its policy of non-alignment," said Agrawal.
- Modi's shift away from its policy of non-alignment," said Agrawal.
- Narendra Modi's shift away from its policy of non-alignment," said Agrawal.
- New Delhi's shift away from its policy of non-alignment," said Agrawal.
- Tel Aviv's shift away from its policy of non-alignment," said Agrawal.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump drove out his chief of staff on Friday, replacing Reince Priebus with Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly in an explosive move that ends a turbulent six-month tenure. "The President wanted to go a different direction," Priebus told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on "The Situation Room" Friday evening. "A president has a right to hit a reset button. I think it's a good time to hit the reset button. I think he was right to hit the reset button." "I'm always going to be a Trump fan," Priebus said. "I'm on Team Trump and I look forward to helping him achieve his goals and his agenda for the American people."

Trump sent a message of thanks to Priebus after his initial announcement, and told reporters at the air base that

OPTIONS:
- American was a "good man."
- CNN was a "good man."
- Donald Trump was a "good man."
- Homeland Security was a "good man."
- John Kelly was a "good man."
- Priebus was a "good man."
- Reince Priebus was a "good man."
- Team Trump was a "good man."
- The Situation Room was a "good man."
- Trump was a "good man."
- Washington was a "good man."
- Wolf Blitzer was a "good man."


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Paris  (CNN) Emmanuel Macron was sworn in as French president on Sunday and gave a moving first speech to begin healing his fractured country. Macron has shaken up French politics with his meteoric rise to the presidency, winning his campaign as an independent, with the backing of a fledgling political party he founded less than a year ago. At 39, he becomes the youngest president in France's history, and the youngest leader since Napoleon. The new President vowed to bring confidence back to a nation that has been "broken" by a spate of terror attacks and a sluggish economy.

They need a strong

OPTIONS:
- CNN that is sure of its destiny.
- Emmanuel Macron that is sure of its destiny.
- France that is sure of its destiny.
- French that is sure of its destiny.
- Macron that is sure of its destiny.
- Napoleon that is sure of its destiny.
- Paris that is sure of its destiny.


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(CNN) Shortly after Wednesday morning's attack on Republican members of Congress practicing for the annual Congressional Baseball Game, Congressman Rodney Davis, still in his baseball clothes, spoke to CNN's Brianna Keilar. In addition to describing the events he witnessed, he spoke from the heart. "This hatefulness that we see in this country today over policy differences has got to stop ... Republicans and Democrats need to use this day today to stand together and say 'stop.' Let's work together. Let's get things done," he said. "We can have our differences, but let's not let it lead to such hate." We should all heed Congressman Davis' call, including our President. Since his announcement to run for office, Donald Trump has consistently yelled fire in a crowded political theater by castigating various segments of our population and encouraging his supporters to "knock the crap" out of protesters. And on and on.

Many

OPTIONS:
- Brianna Keilar supporters have followed his lead, escalating the rhetoric against political opponents and the media.
- CNN supporters have followed his lead, escalating the rhetoric against political opponents and the media.
- Congress supporters have followed his lead, escalating the rhetoric against political opponents and the media.
- Congressional Baseball Game supporters have followed his lead, escalating the rhetoric against political opponents and the media.
- Davis supporters have followed his lead, escalating the rhetoric against political opponents and the media.
- Democrats supporters have followed his lead, escalating the rhetoric against political opponents and the media.
- Donald Trump supporters have followed his lead, escalating the rhetoric against political opponents and the media.
- Douglas Heye supporters have followed his lead, escalating the rhetoric against political opponents and the media.
- Heye supporters have followed his lead, escalating the rhetoric against political opponents and the media.
- Republican supporters have followed his lead, escalating the rhetoric against political opponents and the media.
- Republicans supporters have followed his lead, escalating the rhetoric against political opponents and the media.
- Rodney Davis supporters have followed his lead, escalating the rhetoric against political opponents and the media.


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Hillary Clinton closed a three-day campaign fundraising swing through Texas and New Mexico on Thursday with a rare public appearance at Texas Southern University in Houston and a stemwinder on voting rights. She took no questions and spoke with no reporters, but angrily complained that Texas voters can present their concealed-carry gun permits as a voter ID, but not their college student identification cards. Clinton was received with wild applause at the historically black college, but organizers arranged the 8,100-seat basketball arena so that three-quarters of the seats were roped off and empty. They added rows of chairs on the floor, but 15-foot-tall blue curtains draped all around blocked the view of entire sections of empty seats, leaving the impression that Clinton couldn't fill the room.

OPTIONS:
- Clinton have complained that unilaterally broadening the voter rolls will open up new avenues to abuse the system.
- Democratic have complained that unilaterally broadening the voter rolls will open up new avenues to abuse the system.
- Hillary have complained that unilaterally broadening the voter rolls will open up new avenues to abuse the system.
- Hillary Clinton have complained that unilaterally broadening the voter rolls will open up new avenues to abuse the system.
- Houston have complained that unilaterally broadening the voter rolls will open up new avenues to abuse the system.
- ID have complained that unilaterally broadening the voter rolls will open up new avenues to abuse the system.
- New Mexico have complained that unilaterally broadening the voter rolls will open up new avenues to abuse the system.
- Republicans have complained that unilaterally broadening the voter rolls will open up new avenues to abuse the system.
- Rick Perry have complained that unilaterally broadening the voter rolls will open up new avenues to abuse the system.
- Scott Walker have complained that unilaterally broadening the voter rolls will open up new avenues to abuse the system.
- Slams have complained that unilaterally broadening the voter rolls will open up new avenues to abuse the system.
- Supreme Court have complained that unilaterally broadening the voter rolls will open up new avenues to abuse the system.
- Texas have complained that unilaterally broadening the voter rolls will open up new avenues to abuse the system.
- Texas Southern University have complained that unilaterally broadening the voter rolls will open up new avenues to abuse the system.
- US have complained that unilaterally broadening the voter rolls will open up new avenues to abuse the system.


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(CNN) Millions of Americans are uncertain about their future as a new health care bill heads to the Senate. The American Health Care Act would shake things up. It could open the door for insurers to charge sick people and pregnant women much higher premiums. Under Obamacare, all insurers are required to charge everyone the same premium, despite their medical history. This new version of the bill would weaken protections for those with pre-existing conditions. What is a pre-existing condition? It's a "health problem you had before the date that new health coverage starts," the US Department of Health and Human Services says.

Some companies even considered domestic violence and rape a pre-existing condition before the

OPTIONS:
- American Health Care Act era.
- Americans era.
- Obamacare era.
- Senate era.
- US era.
- US Department of Health and Human Services era.


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They are caught between their bodies and their church - but have managed to walk a line between the two. These three Mormons, all from Utah, have realized that they are transgender - a designation not officially recognized by the Church of Latter Day Saints. Indeed, church doctrine states that anybody who takes their transgender identity to the extent of gender reassignment surgery cannot be baptized - and could face discipline from church elders if they are already a member of the religion. However, in the case of Annabel Jensen, Grayson Moore and Sara Jade Woodhouse, they have found a way to exist within the Mormon universe - often with the help of local Mormon leaders.

Grayson used to be Grace and Annabel was once

OPTIONS:
- Annabel Jensen
- Christopher
- Church of Latter Day Saints
- Grace
- Grayson Moore
- Jensen
- Moore
- Mormon
- Mormons
- Sara Jade Woodhouse
- Sara Woodhouse
- Utah
- Woodhouse


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Traitor Edward Snowden has revealed he did not read all the top-secret intelligence documents he leaked – a move which put lives at risk from terrorists. In a television interview the fugitive squirmed as he admitted only ‘evaluating’ the files stolen from GCHQ and the US National Security Agency. The former US spy also acknowledged there had been a ‘f***-up’ when newspapers that were handed the classified material failed to redact sensitive details exposing operations against Al Qaeda. Scroll down for video Last Week Tonight host John Oliver flew to Moscow to grill Edward Snowden about the leaking of 'harmful' documents and asks him to explain why he did it

OPTIONS:
- Al Qaeda (cuts in): Especially when you’re handling material like we know you’re handling.
- America (cuts in): Especially when you’re handling material like we know you’re handling.
- British (cuts in): Especially when you’re handling material like we know you’re handling.
- CIA (cuts in): Especially when you’re handling material like we know you’re handling.
- Edward Snowden (cuts in): Especially when you’re handling material like we know you’re handling.
- GCHQ (cuts in): Especially when you’re handling material like we know you’re handling.
- John Oliver (cuts in): Especially when you’re handling material like we know you’re handling.
- Moscow (cuts in): Especially when you’re handling material like we know you’re handling.
- Snowden (cuts in): Especially when you’re handling material like we know you’re handling.
- US (cuts in): Especially when you’re handling material like we know you’re handling.
- US National Security Agency (cuts in): Especially when you’re handling material like we know you’re handling.


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Forward thinking: Dell Williams, 92, died last Wednesday at her home in Manhattan. She founded what's believed to be the first sex-shop catered to women in the U.S. in the 1970s A woman who changed the sex-shop industry died last week at her home in Manhattan. Dell Williams, owner of sex-shop Eve's Garden, passed away last Wednesday, a friend confirmed to the New York Times. Williams started the first sex shop catered to women from her home in the early 1970s, after having an awkward interaction with a male sales clerk when she tried to buy a vibrator at Macy's.

Today,

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- Army WAC sells vibrators, flavored condoms and bondage kits.
- Dell Williams sells vibrators, flavored condoms and bondage kits.
- Eve's Garden sells vibrators, flavored condoms and bondage kits.
- Macy's sells vibrators, flavored condoms and bondage kits.
- Manhattan sells vibrators, flavored condoms and bondage kits.
- New York Times sells vibrators, flavored condoms and bondage kits.
- U.S. sells vibrators, flavored condoms and bondage kits.
- Williams sells vibrators, flavored condoms and bondage kits.


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Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull has refused to confirm whether he will appear on ABC's Q&A next week, after the prime minister instructed frontbenchers to boycott the program. On Monday night Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce was scheduled to appear on the ABC panel show, however an announcement came late on Sunday that it would not be going ahead. A spokesman told Daily Mail Australia Prime Minister Tony Abbott had banned any of his government frontbenchers from going on the show after weeks of drama following the appearance of former terror suspect Zacky Mallah. 'The Prime Minister has communicated he does not want any frontbencher to appear on Q&A,' the spokesman said.

The current battle over

OPTIONS:
- ABC is an escalation in the ongoing war between the ABC and the government, with one MP going as far as to say the show should be suspended until a review can be completed.
- Barnaby Joyce is an escalation in the ongoing war between the ABC and the government, with one MP going as far as to say the show should be suspended until a review can be completed.
- Daily Mail Australia is an escalation in the ongoing war between the ABC and the government, with one MP going as far as to say the show should be suspended until a review can be completed.
- Joyce is an escalation in the ongoing war between the ABC and the government, with one MP going as far as to say the show should be suspended until a review can be completed.
- Malcolm Turnbull is an escalation in the ongoing war between the ABC and the government, with one MP going as far as to say the show should be suspended until a review can be completed.
- Q&A is an escalation in the ongoing war between the ABC and the government, with one MP going as far as to say the show should be suspended until a review can be completed.
- Tony Abbott is an escalation in the ongoing war between the ABC and the government, with one MP going as far as to say the show should be suspended until a review can be completed.
- Zacky Mallah is an escalation in the ongoing war between the ABC and the government, with one MP going as far as to say the show should be suspended until a review can be completed.


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Jack Dorsey would have to give up his post at Square if he wants to become permanent CEO of Twitter. The company he helped found and now leads on an interim basis said Monday that it is only considering candidates who can make a 'full-time commitment to Twitter.' Dorsey was named interim CEO after Dick Costolo stepped down effective July 1 amid criticism over Twitter's disappointing financial performance and share price decline. Costolo had been Twitter's CEO for five years and led the company through a successful stock market debut in 2013. But Twitter has yet to make a profit and there are concerns about its ability to grow its user base.

OPTIONS:
- Board's adjusted earnings were 7 cents, better than 4 cents analysts expected, Selerity said in another tweet.
- Costolo's adjusted earnings were 7 cents, better than 4 cents analysts expected, Selerity said in another tweet.
- Dick Costolo's adjusted earnings were 7 cents, better than 4 cents analysts expected, Selerity said in another tweet.
- Dorsey's adjusted earnings were 7 cents, better than 4 cents analysts expected, Selerity said in another tweet.
- Jack Dorsey's adjusted earnings were 7 cents, better than 4 cents analysts expected, Selerity said in another tweet.
- Square's adjusted earnings were 7 cents, better than 4 cents analysts expected, Selerity said in another tweet.
- Twitter's adjusted earnings were 7 cents, better than 4 cents analysts expected, Selerity said in another tweet.


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(CNN) Complaints of adverse health events related to cosmetic and personal care products more than doubled from 2015 to 2016, according to a study published Monday in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine. The majority of those complaints stemmed from hair care products. Northwestern University researchers looked at complaints collected by the Food and Drug Administration from 2004 to 2016. The information came from the FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition's Adverse Event Reporting System, which allows consumers or health care professionals to submit complaints about harm caused by using cosmetic products. The study found that there were 706 related adverse events reported in 2015 and 1,591 in 2016. Compared with the average number of reports across the 12-year study period, that's a 78% increase in 2015 and a 300% increase in 2016.

OPTIONS:
- Adverse Event Reporting System's data on cosmetic adverse events are limited because reporting is voluntary.
- Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition's data on cosmetic adverse events are limited because reporting is voluntary.
- FDA's data on cosmetic adverse events are limited because reporting is voluntary.
- Food and Drug Administration's data on cosmetic adverse events are limited because reporting is voluntary.
- JAMA Internal Medicine's data on cosmetic adverse events are limited because reporting is voluntary.
- Northwestern University's data on cosmetic adverse events are limited because reporting is voluntary.


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(CNN) -- Pakistan, and Pakistani-American relations, confront their worst crises in recent memory. Pakistan's economy is in free fall, and its major cities are wracked by political violence, while Pakistani attitudes toward the United States have never been worse -- a legacy of the CIA contractor who shot and killed two Pakistanis in the city of Lahore this year, the campaign of drone attacks in Pakistan's tribal regions and the unilateral American raid to kill Osama bin Laden in northern Pakistan in May. On the U.S. side, there is considerable anger about Pakistan's unwillingness or inability to constrain Taliban groups based on its territory that are killing American soldiers in Afghanistan and a perception that while U.S. aid flows in large amounts to Pakistan, it continues to harbor enemies of America.

Textiles constitute 60% of

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan exports, half its manufacturing output and a third of its industrial employment.
- America exports, half its manufacturing output and a third of its industrial employment.
- American exports, half its manufacturing output and a third of its industrial employment.
- CIA exports, half its manufacturing output and a third of its industrial employment.
- CNN exports, half its manufacturing output and a third of its industrial employment.
- Lahore exports, half its manufacturing output and a third of its industrial employment.
- Osama bin Laden exports, half its manufacturing output and a third of its industrial employment.
- Pakistan exports, half its manufacturing output and a third of its industrial employment.
- Pakistani exports, half its manufacturing output and a third of its industrial employment.
- Pakistanis exports, half its manufacturing output and a third of its industrial employment.
- Taliban exports, half its manufacturing output and a third of its industrial employment.
- U.S. exports, half its manufacturing output and a third of its industrial employment.
- United States exports, half its manufacturing output and a third of its industrial employment.


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(CNN) Hundreds of law enforcement officers were scouring Orlando early Tuesday for a man suspected of fatally shooting a police officer outside a Walmart. The suspect fled, triggering an intense manhunt that included door-to-door searches in apartment complexes and the placing of a dozen schools on lockdown. Another officer died while taking part in the search for the gunman. The Orange County sheriff's deputy died when his motorcycle collided with another vehicle. After the deaths of two law enforcement officers in one day, Orlando Police Chief John Mina vowed to find the suspect -- who has been identified as Markeith Loyd.

OPTIONS:
- Debra Clayton was married and the mother of a college-age son.
- John Mina was married and the mother of a college-age son.
- Markeith Loyd was married and the mother of a college-age son.
- Orange County was married and the mother of a college-age son.
- Orlando was married and the mother of a college-age son.
- United States was married and the mother of a college-age son.
- Walmart was married and the mother of a college-age son.