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(CNN) Republicans are finally on the verge of enacting a signature legislative achievement. It's something that seemed up in the air less than 24 hours before the vote, unlikely just a few months ago and completely unfathomable despite bold claims to the contrary midway through President Donald Trump's first year in office. Yet the Republican-controlled US Senate, by a vote of 51-49, early Saturday morning passed a historic overhaul of the US tax code, clearing what has long been considered the largest and most byzantine hurdle in an effort that hasn't been completed in more than 31 years. "We have an opportunity now to make America more competitive, and to keep jobs from being shipped offshore and provide substantial relief to the middle class," McConnell told reporters after the vote. "At the end, there was not a single Democrat who thought this was a good idea, and so we're going to take this message to the American people a year from now."

The legislative product -- something that will touch every facet of

OPTIONS:
- America life, every US business and every individual in the country -- came from a year of closed-door, cloistered meetings.
- American life, every US business and every individual in the country -- came from a year of closed-door, cloistered meetings.
- CNN life, every US business and every individual in the country -- came from a year of closed-door, cloistered meetings.
- Democrat life, every US business and every individual in the country -- came from a year of closed-door, cloistered meetings.
- Donald Trump life, every US business and every individual in the country -- came from a year of closed-door, cloistered meetings.
- McConnell life, every US business and every individual in the country -- came from a year of closed-door, cloistered meetings.
- Orrin Hatch life, every US business and every individual in the country -- came from a year of closed-door, cloistered meetings.
- Pat Toomey life, every US business and every individual in the country -- came from a year of closed-door, cloistered meetings.
- Republican life, every US business and every individual in the country -- came from a year of closed-door, cloistered meetings.
- Republicans life, every US business and every individual in the country -- came from a year of closed-door, cloistered meetings.
- Rob Portman life, every US business and every individual in the country -- came from a year of closed-door, cloistered meetings.
- Senate life, every US business and every individual in the country -- came from a year of closed-door, cloistered meetings.
- Sens life, every US business and every individual in the country -- came from a year of closed-door, cloistered meetings.
- Tim Scott life, every US business and every individual in the country -- came from a year of closed-door, cloistered meetings.
- US life, every US business and every individual in the country -- came from a year of closed-door, cloistered meetings.
- US Senate life, every US business and every individual in the country -- came from a year of closed-door, cloistered meetings.


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Game show viewers were left outraged by a buzzer's failure to ring out on Wednesday night's Family Feud, which saw a family miss out on winning a brand-new car. Team captains Matt Molloy and Mary Ryan were facing off at sudden death when the controversial moment happened. If the Ryans won they would have become the brand-new champions of the show, while the Molloys would have walked away with a Mitsubishi Outlander four-wheel-drive. Viewers were outraged when the Molloy family were beaten out by the Ryan family on Family Feud when a buzzer appeared to malfunction Host Grant Denyer asked the pair to 'name something you might eat with egg'.

OPTIONS:
- Audience's technical experts also added: 'The buzzers are wired to identical electronic relays - as soon as one buzzer is "closed" (triggered), the other one is disabled.
- Denyer's technical experts also added: 'The buzzers are wired to identical electronic relays - as soon as one buzzer is "closed" (triggered), the other one is disabled.
- Family Feud's technical experts also added: 'The buzzers are wired to identical electronic relays - as soon as one buzzer is "closed" (triggered), the other one is disabled.
- Grant Denyer's technical experts also added: 'The buzzers are wired to identical electronic relays - as soon as one buzzer is "closed" (triggered), the other one is disabled.
- Mary Ryan's technical experts also added: 'The buzzers are wired to identical electronic relays - as soon as one buzzer is "closed" (triggered), the other one is disabled.
- Matt Molloy's technical experts also added: 'The buzzers are wired to identical electronic relays - as soon as one buzzer is "closed" (triggered), the other one is disabled.
- Mitsubishi Outlander's technical experts also added: 'The buzzers are wired to identical electronic relays - as soon as one buzzer is "closed" (triggered), the other one is disabled.
- Molloy's technical experts also added: 'The buzzers are wired to identical electronic relays - as soon as one buzzer is "closed" (triggered), the other one is disabled.
- Molloys's technical experts also added: 'The buzzers are wired to identical electronic relays - as soon as one buzzer is "closed" (triggered), the other one is disabled.
- Ryan's technical experts also added: 'The buzzers are wired to identical electronic relays - as soon as one buzzer is "closed" (triggered), the other one is disabled.
- Ryan family's technical experts also added: 'The buzzers are wired to identical electronic relays - as soon as one buzzer is "closed" (triggered), the other one is disabled.
- Ryans's technical experts also added: 'The buzzers are wired to identical electronic relays - as soon as one buzzer is "closed" (triggered), the other one is disabled.


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Shares in Dixons Carphone soared by over 4 per cent this morning after the recently created group announced plans to team up with one of America’s biggest telecoms firms to open up to 500 stores. The company, formed last year by the merger between electricals retailers Dixons and Carphone Warehouse, said its Connected World Services arm has agreed a deal with Sprint to initially open and manage 20 stores selling phones and tablets across the US in cities like Chicago and Miami. The initial plan is only a trial, but if it goes well the aim is to continue with a 500 store roll-out, with CWS investing $32million (£20.5million) to buy a 50 per cent stake in the venture.

The new stores will operate under the Sprint brand, but Dixons Carphone will open them, manage them and provide retail expertise and advice to help Sprint expand further and increase its market share across the

OPTIONS:
- America.
- CWS.
- Carphone Warehouse.
- Chicago.
- Connected World Services.
- Dixons.
- Dixons Carphone.
- Miami.
- Sprint.
- US.


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A vulnerable 84-year-old Greek woman was flown by easyJet to Malta... when she was supposed to be travelling to Athens. Argyro Aretaki, who does not speak English, was left distraught when she ended up 550 miles from her intended destination after a series of errors by airport and flight staff. Her son Dimitri Aretakis had dropped her off at Manchester Airport's Terminal 1, where special assistance was waiting for her on May 18. But after her boarding pass was scanned at the correct gate, staff took her to join the wrong queue, where a flight operated by the budget airline - with an almost identical flight number - was set to depart for Malta within minutes of the one she was booked on.

'She is 84, she doesn't speak English and she landed somewhere that she thought was

OPTIONS:
- Aretaki.
- Argyro Aretaki.
- Athens.
- Dimitri Aretakis.
- English.
- Greek.
- Malta.
- Manchester.
- Manchester Airport.
- Terminal 1.


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Washington (CNN) Rep. Jason Chaffetz called on Donald Trump Wednesday to "open up (his) kimono" and release his tax returns and medical records. The Utah Republican and House Oversight Committee chairman added his voice to a chorus of prominent Republican lawmakers appealing to the GOP presidential candidate to be more transparent about his wealth and health. "If you're going to run and try to become the president of the United States, you're going to have to open up your kimono and show everything, your tax returns, your medical records," Chaffetz told CNN's Jim Sciutto on "The Lead" after he criticized Hillary Clinton for allegedly allowing lines to blur between her family's charity, the Clinton Foundation, and the State Department while she was at its helm.

So both candidates,

OPTIONS:
- CNN and Hillary Clinton, should show both their medical records and tax returns, absolutely."
- Chaffetz and Hillary Clinton, should show both their medical records and tax returns, absolutely."
- Clinton Foundation and Hillary Clinton, should show both their medical records and tax returns, absolutely."
- Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, should show both their medical records and tax returns, absolutely."
- GOP and Hillary Clinton, should show both their medical records and tax returns, absolutely."
- Hillary Clinton and Hillary Clinton, should show both their medical records and tax returns, absolutely."
- House Oversight Committee and Hillary Clinton, should show both their medical records and tax returns, absolutely."
- Jason Chaffetz and Hillary Clinton, should show both their medical records and tax returns, absolutely."
- Jim Sciutto and Hillary Clinton, should show both their medical records and tax returns, absolutely."
- Republican and Hillary Clinton, should show both their medical records and tax returns, absolutely."
- Sean Duffy and Hillary Clinton, should show both their medical records and tax returns, absolutely."
- State Department and Hillary Clinton, should show both their medical records and tax returns, absolutely."
- Trump and Hillary Clinton, should show both their medical records and tax returns, absolutely."
- United States and Hillary Clinton, should show both their medical records and tax returns, absolutely."
- Utah and Hillary Clinton, should show both their medical records and tax returns, absolutely."
- Washington and Hillary Clinton, should show both their medical records and tax returns, absolutely."


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(CNN) A new "Special Relationship" between Britain and the US has emerged: the relationship between Donald Trump and Nigel Farage. Both men have turned voter disaffection into electoral triumph. Farage did so in the now infamous Brexit -- taking the UK out of the EU; Trump in winning the US presidency. Both men identified the other as a brother in arms along the way. So much so that at one recent rally, Trump told his supporters: "We are going to do something so special. It will be so special. It will be an amazing day. It will be called Brexit plus plus plus."

In victory, Farage was fast to say that one of the biggest Brexit campaign slogans, a £350 million a week rebate from the EU once the

OPTIONS:
- Brexit left, was untrue.
- Britain left, was untrue.
- Donald Trump left, was untrue.
- EU left, was untrue.
- Farage left, was untrue.
- Nigel Farage left, was untrue.
- Special Relationship left, was untrue.
- Trump left, was untrue.
- UK left, was untrue.
- US left, was untrue.


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Police have expanded the search area for 'Shawshank' escapee David Sweat as they concede he may have slipped past them once again. More than 1,200 officers spent the night standing guard around a three-square-mile parameter in Malone, New York, as State Police insisted they had the surviving escapee 'contained'. It was based on their assumption that Sweat was traveling with fellow fugitive Richard Matt, who was shot and killed by law enforcement nearby on Friday afternoon. However, around 24 hours later, the parameter has been expanded to 22 square miles, as Clinton County sheriff David Favro solemnly conceded there is 'not a heck of a lot' of progress in the search. Torrential rain forecast for the area overnight and on Sunday is also expected to hamper their efforts and  wash away evidence.

It means the tips that sent more than 800 officers across 400 miles of rural

OPTIONS:
- Canadian  were likely mistaken.
- Clinton County  were likely mistaken.
- David Favro  were likely mistaken.
- David Sweat  were likely mistaken.
- Malone  were likely mistaken.
- Matt's  were likely mistaken.
- New York  were likely mistaken.
- Richard Matt  were likely mistaken.
- Shawshank  were likely mistaken.
- State Police  were likely mistaken.
- Sweat  were likely mistaken.
- Wayne Schimpf  were likely mistaken.


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Nearly a year into the fight against ISIS, the U.S. still doesn't have a 'complete' strategy to end the terrorist group's bloody rampage across Iraq, President Barack Obama admitted today. Obama's plan centers on Iraqi security forces waging the war against ISIS on the ground. But that strategy has led to a period of 'setback' recently, as the administration likes to say, as Iraqi security forces have failed to keep pace with ISIS fighters, exposing the need for revisions to the joint training program. 'We don't yet have a complete strategy,' Obama said during a press conference at the conclusion of the G7 summit, 'because it requires commitments on the part of the Iraqis as well about how recruitment takes place, how that training takes place.'

Similar remarks last August set of a firestorm of criticism from

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama.
- G7.
- ISIS.
- Iraq.
- Iraqi.
- Iraqis.
- Obama.
- Republicans.
- U.S..


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A new SNP MP can today be unmasked as an internet troll who published slurs on the Royal Family, branded the Union Flag the 'butcher's apron', and has been accused of anti-Semitism. Paul Monaghan, elected in May's landslide victory, has been forced to apologise for causing 'upset' to the Jewish community. As part of a drive to clean up politics the SNP has insisted he will no longer use such 'language and sentiments'. But Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was last night under pressure to explain how the MP was selected for his seat, as opponents suggested his comments were so offensive he should be stripped of the party whip.

He also has a furious dislike for the

OPTIONS:
- Jewish, calling it the 'butcher's apron'.
- Nicola Sturgeon, calling it the 'butcher's apron'.
- Paul Monaghan, calling it the 'butcher's apron'.
- Royal Family, calling it the 'butcher's apron'.
- Royals, calling it the 'butcher's apron'.
- SNP, calling it the 'butcher's apron'.
- Scottish, calling it the 'butcher's apron'.
- Semitism, calling it the 'butcher's apron'.
- Union Flag, calling it the 'butcher's apron'.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump has gone public with his war against the House Freedom Caucus, pushing into full view growing frustration shared by House Speaker Paul Ryan less than a week after the GOP health care bill crashed amid feuding between rival Republican factions. Trump targeted conservative House members within his own party in a tweet Thursday morning that told his supporters "we must fight" the House Freedom Caucus as well as Democrats next year. "The Freedom Caucus will hurt the entire Republican agenda if they don't get on the team, & fast. We must fight them, & Dems, in 2018!" Trump tweeted.

For the moment, there's limited evidence that real work towards wrangling Democrats for Trump's agenda is taking place and even less evidence enough

OPTIONS:
- CNN exist to make any effort along those lines worthwhile.
- Democrats exist to make any effort along those lines worthwhile.
- Dems exist to make any effort along those lines worthwhile.
- Donald Trump exist to make any effort along those lines worthwhile.
- Freedom Caucus exist to make any effort along those lines worthwhile.
- GOP exist to make any effort along those lines worthwhile.
- House exist to make any effort along those lines worthwhile.
- House Freedom Caucus exist to make any effort along those lines worthwhile.
- Paul Ryan exist to make any effort along those lines worthwhile.
- Republican exist to make any effort along those lines worthwhile.
- Trump exist to make any effort along those lines worthwhile.
- Washington exist to make any effort along those lines worthwhile.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump holds a commanding lead in Iowa as Sen. Bernie Sanders takes control of the Democratic race in the critical first-in-the-nation voting state, according to a new CNN/ORC poll released Thursday. Trump leads Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, who is in second place in the GOP race, among likely Republican caucus-goers, 37% to 26%. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Florida, is in third at 14%, the only other Republican in double digits. Ben Carson failed to register half of Rubio's support and is in fourth place at 6%. Sanders, meanwhile, has opened up an eight-point lead over Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, leading her in Iowa 51% to 43% among likely Democratic presidential caucus-goers.

The sampling is key for both leaders: Only including voters who previously caucused in their party's most recent competitive caucus, Cruz is neck-and-neck with

OPTIONS:
- Ben Carson, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.
- Bernie Sanders, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.
- CNN, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.
- CNN/ORC, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.
- Democratic, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.
- Donald Trump, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.
- Florida, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.
- GOP, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.
- Hillary Clinton, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.
- Iowa, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.
- Marco Rubio, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.
- R, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.
- Republican, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.
- Rubio, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.
- Sanders, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.
- Ted Cruz, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.
- Texas, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.
- Trump, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.
- Washington, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump.


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A drug company has been accused of trying to block trials aimed at promoting a ‘cheap, safe and effective’ treatment for sight loss on the NHS. It has ‘bullied’ experts who have tried to prove that a cancer drug can be used to treat one of the most common forms of blindness, according to the BMJ. The respected medical journal says Avastin is just as effective at tackling wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD) as the current treatment, Lucentis. Drug company Novartis has been accused of trying to block trials aimed at promoting a ‘cheap, safe and effective’ treatment for sight loss which would save the NHS around £102million a year

Findings from clinical trials suggest Avastin is safe and effective in treating AMD – but it costs £70 per treatment compared with £740 for an injection of

OPTIONS:
- AMD.
- Avastin.
- BMJ.
- Lucentis.
- NHS.
- Novartis.


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How big of a threat is ISIS really? The White House wants to find out and is deploying as many as 300 military advisers to Iraq to assess the might of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. The jihadi group's rash battlefield successes make it look extremely fierce. ISIS militants have surged from the border with Syria to blitz major cities in Iraq's northern Sunni region, taking Tal Afar and Mosul, then moving quickly south. Hundreds of thousands of civilians fled from their path, creating a new refugee crisis. They have advanced on Baquba, just north of Baghdad, and are threatening to attack the capital.

When the ISIS jihadis overran the northern cities, many

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- Baghdad troops put up little resistance and fled.
- Baquba troops put up little resistance and fled.
- ISIS troops put up little resistance and fled.
- Iraq troops put up little resistance and fled.
- Iraqi troops put up little resistance and fled.
- Islamic State troops put up little resistance and fled.
- Mosul troops put up little resistance and fled.
- Sunni troops put up little resistance and fled.
- Syria troops put up little resistance and fled.
- Tal Afar troops put up little resistance and fled.
- White House troops put up little resistance and fled.


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She's fresh from a week at Royal Ascot and a weekend spent celebrating sister Eugenie's 25th but that doesn't seem to have sated Princess Beatrice's appetite for partying. Last night saw the 26-year-old enjoy a bumper night out on the town, starting with a fashion party at a chic London boutique and ending with drinks at upmarket club Loulou's in Mayfair. Joining her for the second leg of her marathon night out was boyfriend Dave Clark, 31, who was also seen enjoying Royal Ascot with the Princess and her family on Friday. Mr Clark, a former Virgin Galactic executive, who looked dapper in his sharp black suit and tailored blue shirt, clutched his girlfriend's hand tightly as they left the club.

OPTIONS:
- Beatrice and sister Eugenie are no stranger to upmarket clubs, with Beatrice in particular a familiar face on London's party scene.
- Clark and sister Eugenie are no stranger to upmarket clubs, with Beatrice in particular a familiar face on London's party scene.
- Dave Clark and sister Eugenie are no stranger to upmarket clubs, with Beatrice in particular a familiar face on London's party scene.
- Eugenie and sister Eugenie are no stranger to upmarket clubs, with Beatrice in particular a familiar face on London's party scene.
- Fashionista Biscuit Tin and sister Eugenie are no stranger to upmarket clubs, with Beatrice in particular a familiar face on London's party scene.
- London and sister Eugenie are no stranger to upmarket clubs, with Beatrice in particular a familiar face on London's party scene.
- Loulou's and sister Eugenie are no stranger to upmarket clubs, with Beatrice in particular a familiar face on London's party scene.
- Mayfair and sister Eugenie are no stranger to upmarket clubs, with Beatrice in particular a familiar face on London's party scene.
- Mr Clark and sister Eugenie are no stranger to upmarket clubs, with Beatrice in particular a familiar face on London's party scene.
- Notting Hill and sister Eugenie are no stranger to upmarket clubs, with Beatrice in particular a familiar face on London's party scene.
- Royal Ascot and sister Eugenie are no stranger to upmarket clubs, with Beatrice in particular a familiar face on London's party scene.
- Virgin Galactic and sister Eugenie are no stranger to upmarket clubs, with Beatrice in particular a familiar face on London's party scene.


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(CNN) It's over. Donald Trump is the Republican nominee. He just added Nevada to the growing list of caucus primary wins, and while he needs more delegates to clinch it, who the heck can stop him now? He is leading in national polls and in many state polls; he's succeeded in upending rivals such as Ted Cruz, Jeb Bush and Ben Carson; and there's no one in sight who can stop him. The only question is when will the GOP embrace him? The answer: no time soon. The establishment doesn't like him because it can't control him. Yet he's the only conservative candidate who stands a chance against Hillary Clinton. The polls may reflect Marco Rubio doing well as a conservative uniter, but no one will hammer Clinton's biggest weakness better than Trump, and that's Clinton fatigue.

Neither one of them can beat Clinton, or

OPTIONS:
- Ben Carson for that matter.
- Clinton for that matter.
- Donald Trump for that matter.
- GOP for that matter.
- Hillary Clinton for that matter.
- Jeb Bush for that matter.
- Marco Rubio for that matter.
- Mel Robbins for that matter.
- Nevada for that matter.
- Republican for that matter.
- Ted Cruz for that matter.
- Trump for that matter.


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A schoolboy who was groomed into a sexual relationship by a school teaching assistant twice his age says the  ordeal has left him  traumatised and unable to interact with women. The boy, only known as 'Jack', was 15 when he was seduced more than '50 times' by his then 30-year-old teaching assistant Caroline Berriman, of Oldham, Greater Manchester. But Berriman, who taught at the 1,600-pupil Abraham Moss Community School, avoided jail last week, receiving a suspended two-year sentence - despite admitting two counts of sexual activity with a child. Two years on, 'Jack' appeared on ITV's This Morning to discuss Berriman's sentencing, which he described as 'disgusting', and to urge others in a similar situation to have the courage to come forward.

When asked his thoughts on her two-year suspended sentence and 250 hours of community work,

OPTIONS:
- Abraham Moss Community School said: 'I think it's disgusting.
- Berriman said: 'I think it's disgusting.
- Boy said: 'I think it's disgusting.
- Caroline Berriman said: 'I think it's disgusting.
- Greater Manchester said: 'I think it's disgusting.
- ITV said: 'I think it's disgusting.
- Jack said: 'I think it's disgusting.
- Manchester said: 'I think it's disgusting.
- Oldham said: 'I think it's disgusting.
- This Morning said: 'I think it's disgusting.


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

One group of people you won't hear complaining about Trump's Mar-a-

OPTIONS:
- CNN visits: Members of the club.
- Donald Trump visits: Members of the club.
- East Coast visits: Members of the club.
- Florida visits: Members of the club.
- Hufty visits: Members of the club.
- Lago visits: Members of the club.
- Mar visits: Members of the club.
- Palm Beach visits: Members of the club.
- Palm Beachers visits: Members of the club.
- Trump visits: Members of the club.
- Washington visits: Members of the club.
- White House visits: Members of the club.
- Winter White House visits: Members of the club.


Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho’s future is firmly back on the agenda as Roman Abramovich agonises over whether to sack the Portuguese. Two consecutive Premier League defeats has piled more pressure on the beleaguered boss, who publicly attacked his players following Monday night’s loss at Leicester. Sportsmail can reveal club chiefs held a crunch meeting to discuss Mourinho’s future the day after the shock defeat by Premier League newcomers Bournemouth on December 5. It is understood those talks, which started in the early afternoon, lasted well into the evening as they decided to give the Special One more time to turn the club’s season around.

After the defeat at Leicester,

OPTIONS:
- Bournemouth, when asked whether he felt he would remain manager for the foreseeable future, said: ‘The only thig I can say is I want to be, I want to be, clearly want.
- Chelsea, when asked whether he felt he would remain manager for the foreseeable future, said: ‘The only thig I can say is I want to be, I want to be, clearly want.
- Jose Mourinho, when asked whether he felt he would remain manager for the foreseeable future, said: ‘The only thig I can say is I want to be, I want to be, clearly want.
- Leicester, when asked whether he felt he would remain manager for the foreseeable future, said: ‘The only thig I can say is I want to be, I want to be, clearly want.
- Mourinho, when asked whether he felt he would remain manager for the foreseeable future, said: ‘The only thig I can say is I want to be, I want to be, clearly want.
- Portuguese, when asked whether he felt he would remain manager for the foreseeable future, said: ‘The only thig I can say is I want to be, I want to be, clearly want.
- Premier League, when asked whether he felt he would remain manager for the foreseeable future, said: ‘The only thig I can say is I want to be, I want to be, clearly want.
- Roman Abramovich, when asked whether he felt he would remain manager for the foreseeable future, said: ‘The only thig I can say is I want to be, I want to be, clearly want.
- Special One, when asked whether he felt he would remain manager for the foreseeable future, said: ‘The only thig I can say is I want to be, I want to be, clearly want.
- Sportsmail, when asked whether he felt he would remain manager for the foreseeable future, said: ‘The only thig I can say is I want to be, I want to be, clearly want.
- The Blues, when asked whether he felt he would remain manager for the foreseeable future, said: ‘The only thig I can say is I want to be, I want to be, clearly want.


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(CNN) A team of scientists has a surprisingly simple solution to saving the Arctic: We need to make more ice. A team at Arizona State University has proposed building 10 million wind-powered pumps to draw up water and spill it out onto the surface of the ice, where it will freeze faster. Doing so would be complicated and expensive -- it's estimated to cost a cool $500 billion, and right now the proposal is only theoretical. But the need to solve the problem is urgent, said professor of astrophysics Steven Desch. He and a team of scientists published a study about how to refreeze parts of the Arctic in the December 2016 issue of the "Earth's Future" journal.

The inspiration came to

OPTIONS:
- Arctic after attending several climate change conferences in 2012.
- Arctic Sea after attending several climate change conferences in 2012.
- Arizona State University after attending several climate change conferences in 2012.
- Earth's Future after attending several climate change conferences in 2012.
- Steven Desch after attending several climate change conferences in 2012.


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

Chief Strategist Joel Benenson charged that the

OPTIONS:
- America campaign was successful, in part, by sending a series of "dog whistles" and messages with racial overtones that appealed to white voters who believed the government favored minorities.
- CNN campaign was successful, in part, by sending a series of "dog whistles" and messages with racial overtones that appealed to white voters who believed the government favored minorities.
- Clinton campaign was successful, in part, by sending a series of "dog whistles" and messages with racial overtones that appealed to white voters who believed the government favored minorities.
- Donald Trump campaign was successful, in part, by sending a series of "dog whistles" and messages with racial overtones that appealed to white voters who believed the government favored minorities.
- Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics campaign was successful, in part, by sending a series of "dog whistles" and messages with racial overtones that appealed to white voters who believed the government favored minorities.
- Hillary Clinton campaign was successful, in part, by sending a series of "dog whistles" and messages with racial overtones that appealed to white voters who believed the government favored minorities.
- Joel Benenson campaign was successful, in part, by sending a series of "dog whistles" and messages with racial overtones that appealed to white voters who believed the government favored minorities.
- Kellyanne Conway campaign was successful, in part, by sending a series of "dog whistles" and messages with racial overtones that appealed to white voters who believed the government favored minorities.
- Trump campaign was successful, in part, by sending a series of "dog whistles" and messages with racial overtones that appealed to white voters who believed the government favored minorities.
- Trump Campaign campaign was successful, in part, by sending a series of "dog whistles" and messages with racial overtones that appealed to white voters who believed the government favored minorities.


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(CNN) -- As Crimea held a bogus referendum on independence under the watchful eye of Russian occupation force on March 16, I confess that my mind and heart were elsewhere. I have never experienced war or the threat of annihilation. But now, thanks to the Internet, like thousands of other Ukrainian-Americans I am living at the edge of an existential abyss. The violence—the war—that threatens Ukraine does not threaten me. I am in New York and Ukraine is thousands of miles away. But war will threaten my friends, colleagues and family in Ukraine. We Ukrainian-Americans must now live with the very real possibility that their lives could be extinguished if Russian President Vladimir Putin chooses to do so. Indeed, Ukraine could even disappear as a state, if he chooses to make it disappear.

On Saturday, March 1, Putin claimed to have the right to "defend" "

OPTIONS:
- Alexander Motyl citizens" anywhere in Ukraine, thereby giving himself carte blanche to invade any part of Ukraine he chooses.
- Americans citizens" anywhere in Ukraine, thereby giving himself carte blanche to invade any part of Ukraine he chooses.
- CNN citizens" anywhere in Ukraine, thereby giving himself carte blanche to invade any part of Ukraine he chooses.
- Crimea citizens" anywhere in Ukraine, thereby giving himself carte blanche to invade any part of Ukraine he chooses.
- Internet citizens" anywhere in Ukraine, thereby giving himself carte blanche to invade any part of Ukraine he chooses.
- Motyl citizens" anywhere in Ukraine, thereby giving himself carte blanche to invade any part of Ukraine he chooses.
- New York citizens" anywhere in Ukraine, thereby giving himself carte blanche to invade any part of Ukraine he chooses.
- Putin citizens" anywhere in Ukraine, thereby giving himself carte blanche to invade any part of Ukraine he chooses.
- Russia citizens" anywhere in Ukraine, thereby giving himself carte blanche to invade any part of Ukraine he chooses.
- Russian citizens" anywhere in Ukraine, thereby giving himself carte blanche to invade any part of Ukraine he chooses.
- Ukraine citizens" anywhere in Ukraine, thereby giving himself carte blanche to invade any part of Ukraine he chooses.
- Ukrainian citizens" anywhere in Ukraine, thereby giving himself carte blanche to invade any part of Ukraine he chooses.
- Vladimir Putin citizens" anywhere in Ukraine, thereby giving himself carte blanche to invade any part of Ukraine he chooses.
- Yanukovych citizens" anywhere in Ukraine, thereby giving himself carte blanche to invade any part of Ukraine he chooses.


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

Kell Brook has vowed not to make the same mistake as the man from whom he ripped the world crown when he makes the first defence of his IBF welterweight title in Sheffield on Saturday night. Brook takes on Canada-based Romanian Jo Jo Dan in a bout which bears all the hallmarks of a triumphant homecoming before the 28-year-old sets his sights on much more lucrative 147lbs assignments. Brook had himself been considered a convenient underdog when he went to California in August and surprised the incumbent champion Shawn Porter to wrest the belt by split decision. Kell Brook (left) poses alongside Jo Jo Dan ahead of their IBF welterweight title fight in Sheffield

But the fact

OPTIONS:
- Brook has come over to take his title will raise his game as well.'
- California has come over to take his title will raise his game as well.'
- Canada has come over to take his title will raise his game as well.'
- Dominic Ingle has come over to take his title will raise his game as well.'
- IBF has come over to take his title will raise his game as well.'
- Ingle has come over to take his title will raise his game as well.'
- Jo Jo Dan has come over to take his title will raise his game as well.'
- Kell Brook has come over to take his title will raise his game as well.'
- Romanian has come over to take his title will raise his game as well.'
- Shawn Porter has come over to take his title will raise his game as well.'
- Sheffield has come over to take his title will raise his game as well.'
- Tenerife has come over to take his title will raise his game as well.'


How does this story end?

(CNN) Turnout figures for an election to a controversial new legislative body in Venezuela were manipulated, the company that provided the voting technology has said. Antonio Mugica, CEO of London-based Smartmatic, said there was a discrepancy of at least 1 million votes between the officially declared tally in Sunday's election to the National Constituent Assembly and the one his company recorded. A full audit would be needed to confirm the exact numbers, he said. Venezuela's National Electoral Council has reported that more than 8 million people, or about 41.53% of registered voters, cast ballots. The head of the council called Mugica's assertions irresponsible.

Venezuela has used

OPTIONS:
- Antonio Mugica voting systems in elections since 2004, according to the company.
- London voting systems in elections since 2004, according to the company.
- Mugica voting systems in elections since 2004, according to the company.
- National Constituent Assembly voting systems in elections since 2004, according to the company.
- National Electoral Council voting systems in elections since 2004, according to the company.
- Smartmatic voting systems in elections since 2004, according to the company.
- Venezuela voting systems in elections since 2004, according to the company.


How does this story end?

(CNN) "I never saw it coming," said Susan, whose family requested that we not use their last names. In 2008, her daughter's cancer came back for the third time. Hope was in her early 30s. They cried together visiting the funeral home, as Hope decided which kind of flowers she wanted at her own memorial. She wanted doves to be released. Meanwhile, Hope's doctor couldn't find any past records of her cancer, a bone cancer known as Ewing's sarcoma. He asked Susan for the names of the doctors who had treated her over the past eight years. Susan went through Hope's drawers and cabinets. Empty.

"Nobody disputes that this kind of behavior occurs," she said, but without more research on the

OPTIONS:
- CNN diagnoses, it's difficult to know how often Munchausen is misdiagnosed, as well.
- Ewing diagnoses, it's difficult to know how often Munchausen is misdiagnosed, as well.
- Hope diagnoses, it's difficult to know how often Munchausen is misdiagnosed, as well.
- Munchausen diagnoses, it's difficult to know how often Munchausen is misdiagnosed, as well.
- Susan diagnoses, it's difficult to know how often Munchausen is misdiagnosed, as well.


Complete the passage.

Ann Arbor, Michigan (CNN) -- Even among the hundreds of applications, this one stood out. Most applicants to creative writing programs submit stories about the angst of their suburban childhoods. This writer's stories concerned the daily ordeals of a boy living with his family on the streets of Nairobi, Kenya, and the horrific plight of a Rwandan girl whose mother is Tutsi and father Hutu. Not only did the applicant have what writers call "material," he was blessed with an uncanny ear for human speech and the poetry to describe his characters' very unpoetic lives. I can still remember the young Kenyan boy watching his mother decant the glue she intends to sniff. The glue, the boy tells us, "glowed warm and yellow in the dull light," and when his mother had poured enough, "she cut the flow of the glue by tilting the tin up. The last stream of gum entering the bottle weakened and braided itself before tapering in midair like an icicle."

Then, a year later, it published a revised version of the story about the half-

OPTIONS:
- African, half-Hutu Rwandan girl.
- Akpan, half-Hutu Rwandan girl.
- Ann Arbor, half-Hutu Rwandan girl.
- CNN, half-Hutu Rwandan girl.
- Eileen Pollack, half-Hutu Rwandan girl.
- Hutu, half-Hutu Rwandan girl.
- Kenya, half-Hutu Rwandan girl.
- Kenyan, half-Hutu Rwandan girl.
- Michigan, half-Hutu Rwandan girl.
- Nairobi, half-Hutu Rwandan girl.
- Oprah, half-Hutu Rwandan girl.
- Rwandan, half-Hutu Rwandan girl.
- Tutsi, half-Hutu Rwandan girl.
- Uwem Akpan, half-Hutu Rwandan girl.


How does this story end?

(CNN)Leonard Nimoy, whose portrayal of "Star Trek's" logic-driven, half-human science officer Spock made him an iconic figure to generations, died Friday. He was 83. Nimoy died this morning in Bel Air, California, his son Adam Nimoy told CNN. According to his granddaughter, Madeleine Nimoy, the cause of death was chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. His "Star Trek" co-stars, including William Shatner and George Takei, expressed sadness at his death. "We return you now to the stars, Leonard. You taught us to 'Live Long And Prosper,' and you indeed did, friend," Takei wrote. Fans honor Nimoy with tweets, Vulcan salute Nimoy's career in show business spanned more than six decades and included stints as a stage actor, television guest star, series regular and movie veteran. He also directed a handful of films, including the box-office hit "Three Men and a Baby" in 1987. He was a singer (of sorts), a published poet and an accomplished photographer.

OPTIONS:
- Adam Nimoy got the part in the show, which was called "Star Trek."
- Bel Air got the part in the show, which was called "Star Trek."
- CNN got the part in the show, which was called "Star Trek."
- California got the part in the show, which was called "Star Trek."
- George Takei got the part in the show, which was called "Star Trek."
- Leonard got the part in the show, which was called "Star Trek."
- Leonard Nimoy got the part in the show, which was called "Star Trek."
- Live Long And Prosper got the part in the show, which was called "Star Trek."
- Madeleine Nimoy got the part in the show, which was called "Star Trek."
- Nimoy got the part in the show, which was called "Star Trek."
- Spock got the part in the show, which was called "Star Trek."
- Star Trek got the part in the show, which was called "Star Trek."
- Takei got the part in the show, which was called "Star Trek."
- Three Men and a Baby got the part in the show, which was called "Star Trek."
- Vulcan got the part in the show, which was called "Star Trek."
- William Shatner got the part in the show, which was called "Star Trek."


(CNN) -- Singer-actress Mandy Moore and rocker Ryan Adams were married this week in Savannah, Georgia, Moore's publicist told CNN on Wednesday. Mandy Moore first found recording success in 1999 with her single "Candy" and is now a well-known actress. The wedding took place Tuesday, said Jillian Fowkes, who gave no further details about the nuptials. Rumors first surfaced almost a year ago that Moore, 24, and Adams, 34, were dating, as paparazzi photos surfaced of the couple out together in Los Angeles, California. Moore's first success as a recording artist came in 1999 with her debut album, "So Real," which went platinum with the help of her top-10 single "Candy."

OPTIONS:
- Adams is known for producing rock music with a country influence.
- CNN is known for producing rock music with a country influence.
- California is known for producing rock music with a country influence.
- Cardinals is known for producing rock music with a country influence.
- Georgia is known for producing rock music with a country influence.
- Jillian Fowkes is known for producing rock music with a country influence.
- Los Angeles is known for producing rock music with a country influence.
- Mandy Moore is known for producing rock music with a country influence.
- Moore is known for producing rock music with a country influence.
- Ryan Adams is known for producing rock music with a country influence.
- Savannah is known for producing rock music with a country influence.


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

It is matches like this that makes one wonder just how good Gael Monfils could have been; and perhaps how good he still can be. The Frenchman is sometimes fantastic, often frustrating and always flamboyant but he brought all the good parts of his game to bear as he knocked Roger Federer out of the Monte Carlo Masters 6-4, 7-6 in a thrilling last-16 encounter. Monfils displayed the breathtaking athleticism that can make Novak Djokovic look sluggish and the shotmaking that can make Andy Murray seem conventional. But the 28-year-old also played with focus and commitment, two attributes which can sometimes be found wanting in the world No 18.

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray leaves the court after his loss put Monfils through to his first last-eight match in Monaco
- Frenchman leaves the court after his loss put Monfils through to his first last-eight match in Monaco
- Gael Monfils leaves the court after his loss put Monfils through to his first last-eight match in Monaco
- Grigor Dimitrov leaves the court after his loss put Monfils through to his first last-eight match in Monaco
- Monaco leaves the court after his loss put Monfils through to his first last-eight match in Monaco
- Monfils leaves the court after his loss put Monfils through to his first last-eight match in Monaco
- Monte Carlo Masters leaves the court after his loss put Monfils through to his first last-eight match in Monaco
- Novak Djokovic leaves the court after his loss put Monfils through to his first last-eight match in Monaco
- Roger Federer leaves the court after his loss put Monfils through to his first last-eight match in Monaco


Complete the passage.

Moscow (CNN) -- Russia's president is fighting back: No, he did not steal a Super Bowl ring. And no, he's not rocking the diamond-encrusted prize on his finger, either. President Vladimir Putin's spokesman denied that the leader kept a Super Bowl ring that New England Patriots' owner Robert Kraft wanted back. Both sides agree that the ring, with its 124 diamonds, changed hands during Kraft's visit to St. Petersburg, Russia, in 2005. The New York Post reported on remarks made by Kraft, 72, at a New York awards gala Thursday. "I took out the ring and showed it to (Putin). And he put it on and he goes, 'I can kill someone with this ring,'" Kraft said, according to the New York Post. "I put my hand out and he put it in his pocket, and three KGB guys got around him and walked out."

"An added benefit from the attention this story gathered eight years ago was the creation of some

OPTIONS:
- CNN fan clubs in Russia," he said.
- KGB fan clubs in Russia," he said.
- Kraft fan clubs in Russia," he said.
- Moscow fan clubs in Russia," he said.
- New England Patriots fan clubs in Russia," he said.
- New York fan clubs in Russia," he said.
- New York Post fan clubs in Russia," he said.
- Putin fan clubs in Russia," he said.
- Robert Kraft fan clubs in Russia," he said.
- Russia fan clubs in Russia," he said.
- Russian fan clubs in Russia," he said.
- St. Petersburg fan clubs in Russia," he said.
- Super Bowl fan clubs in Russia," he said.
- Vladimir Putin fan clubs in Russia," he said.


Find the right ending to this passage.

After a week that saw Louis van Gaal’s protege Jose Mourinho get sacked by Chelsea, the burning question is how long does the Dutchman have left at Manchester United? Another bitterly disappointing result and performance at Old Trafford saw United extend their winless run to six games and slip to fifth in the table. Many United fans, normally so patient with their managers, booed the Dutchman, 64, on his walk from the dugout to the dressing room. Rooney's return saw Martial used down the right - CLICK HERE to see more stats from our brilliant Match Zone service

Once he could see the whites of

OPTIONS:
- Alex Tettey’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.
- Anthony Martial’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.
- Cameron Jerome’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.
- Canaries’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.
- Champions League’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.
- Chelsea’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.
- David de Gea’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.
- Dutchman’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.
- Golden Boy’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.
- Jose Mourinho’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.
- Louis van Gaal’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.
- Manchester United’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.
- Martial’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.
- Match Zone’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.
- Norwich City’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.
- Old Trafford’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.
- Rooney’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.
- United’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.
- Wayne Rooney’s eyes, he shot firmly at the goalkeeper, who palmed weakly into the net.


How does the sentence end?

Only one point separates Tottenham from Liverpool in the table but how different their seasons look ahead of a fascinating meeting at White Hart Lane on Saturday. For Liverpool, it has been dramatic and traumatic. Brendan Rodgers has gone, leaving behind a group of players who have looked tactically confused and far too easily beaten. Enter Jurgen Klopp, the charismatic new face of the Premier League with his heavy-metal football. In his way is Mauricio Pochettino, who shares many of his defensive ideologies and has the exact same target of a Champions League place. His Tottenham side are increasingly looking like a solid unit of talented individuals.

OPTIONS:
- Brendan Rodgers have only won one game in six league fixtures and must adapt to the ideas of their new manager.
- Champions League have only won one game in six league fixtures and must adapt to the ideas of their new manager.
- Jurgen Klopp have only won one game in six league fixtures and must adapt to the ideas of their new manager.
- Liverpool have only won one game in six league fixtures and must adapt to the ideas of their new manager.
- Mauricio Pochettino have only won one game in six league fixtures and must adapt to the ideas of their new manager.
- Philippe Coutinho have only won one game in six league fixtures and must adapt to the ideas of their new manager.
- Premier League have only won one game in six league fixtures and must adapt to the ideas of their new manager.
- Tottenham have only won one game in six league fixtures and must adapt to the ideas of their new manager.
- White Hart Lane have only won one game in six league fixtures and must adapt to the ideas of their new manager.


How does this story end?

An Illinois jury on Thursday found former Chicago-area police sergeant Drew Peterson guilty of murder in the 2004 death of his ex-wife. The jury of seven men and five women deliberated for nearly 14 hours total before delivering its verdict convicting Peterson in the death of his third wife, Kathleen Savio. "Finally somebody heard Kathleen's cry," her mother, Marcia Savio, told reporters after the verdict. "Twelve people did the right thing, oh thank God." Savio was found dead in her dry, clean bathtub on March 1, 2004. While prosecutors claimed Peterson killed Savio, the defense contended that she fell, hit her head and drowned.

He added that his family wants

OPTIONS:
- Chicago to next be held responsible for whatever happened to Stacy Peterson.
- Drew Peterson to next be held responsible for whatever happened to Stacy Peterson.
- God to next be held responsible for whatever happened to Stacy Peterson.
- Illinois to next be held responsible for whatever happened to Stacy Peterson.
- Kathleen to next be held responsible for whatever happened to Stacy Peterson.
- Kathleen Savio to next be held responsible for whatever happened to Stacy Peterson.
- Marcia Savio to next be held responsible for whatever happened to Stacy Peterson.
- Peterson to next be held responsible for whatever happened to Stacy Peterson.
- Savio to next be held responsible for whatever happened to Stacy Peterson.
- Stacy Peterson to next be held responsible for whatever happened to Stacy Peterson.


Warren Buffett enthusiasts have been offered the dream prize of a stay in the investment guru's childhood home - so long as they invest in his company and have a healthy appreciation of Omaha. The three-bedroom house, where the billionaire finance whizz lived from the age of six, has been put on Airbnb ahead of a May 2 investors' meeting in the Nebraska city where he grew up. It was from that home, which his family left in 1966 and no longer owns, that Buffett, now 84, earned his first cents selling Coke and chewing gum door-to-door, and also started investing in stocks.

This year's annual meeting is expected to draw its biggest crowd yet because this is the 50th anniversary of when

OPTIONS:
- Airbnb took over Berkshire Hathaway.
- Berkshire Hathaway took over Berkshire Hathaway.
- Buffet took over Berkshire Hathaway.
- Buffett took over Berkshire Hathaway.
- Coke took over Berkshire Hathaway.
- Nebraska took over Berkshire Hathaway.
- Nebraska city took over Berkshire Hathaway.
- Omaha took over Berkshire Hathaway.
- Warren took over Berkshire Hathaway.
- Warren Buffett took over Berkshire Hathaway.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) Israeli aircraft struck Syrian artillery positions Saturday after a projectile fired from its northern war-torn neighbor struck the Golan Heights, the Israel Defense Forces said. The IDF said it was the third projectile to have crossed from Syria into the Golan this week, including one Sunday and another Wednesday. No injuries were reported in any of the incidents. The Israeli military said it holds the Syrian government "accountable for this blatant breach of Israeli sovereignty. The IDF will continue to act in order to safeguard Israel and its civilians." The state-run Syrian Arab News Agency on Saturday said an Israeli rocket struck "a site in Quneitra in support of the terrorist groups."

The IDF has been concerned about instability along the border because of

OPTIONS:
- CNN's civil war.
- Golan's civil war.
- Golan Heights's civil war.
- IDF's civil war.
- Israel's civil war.
- Israel Defense Forces's civil war.
- Israeli's civil war.
- Quneitra's civil war.
- Syria's civil war.
- Syrian's civil war.
- Syrian Arab News Agency's civil war.


How does the sentence end?

ISIS have reportedly executed five mothers and their children after the women refused to allow their children to become child soldiers in the ranks of the jihadi group. The victims are all believed to be from the Sunni Albu Nimr tribe, well known for their long time resistance in fighting against Al Qaeda and ISIS in the Iraqi province of Anbar. The claim was described in graphic detail by tribal leader Sheikh Naim al-Kaoud, who said that the women and children were rounded up by ISIS gangs and set on fire in the streets. According to the London based Saudi newspaper Sharq al-Awsat, the tribal leader told how the women had resisted the militants demands for them to release their children and  join ISIS.

The Albu Nimr tribe have been waging a longstanding war against jihadi militants, dating back to the start of 2007 when Al-

OPTIONS:
- Al Qaeda fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Albu Nimr fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Anbar fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Awsat fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Fallujah fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- ISIS fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Iraqi fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Kaoud fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- London fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Naim al fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Saudi fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Sharq al fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Shiite fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Sunni fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.
- Sunni Albur Nimr fighters attempts to secure territory in the province.


How does the sentence end?

Manchester City are growing increasingly impatient in their pursuit of Raheem Sterling and are ready to focus their attentions on nailing other targets. Liverpool are likely to reject City's latest offer of £35million which includes an additional £5m in trophy-related add-ons. City are understood to be reluctant to increase their offer, though could make one last bid to the tune of £40m straight cash with reduced add-ons - the maximum amount they are willing to pay for Sterling. They need to bring in more English players and are preparing a move for Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere, as Sportsmail exclusively revealed earlier this year.

City still have a strong interest in Paul Pogba and will accelerate their interest in the

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal star in the coming days while Kevin de Bruyne at Wolfsburg remains a target.
- City star in the coming days while Kevin de Bruyne at Wolfsburg remains a target.
- English star in the coming days while Kevin de Bruyne at Wolfsburg remains a target.
- Fabian Delph star in the coming days while Kevin de Bruyne at Wolfsburg remains a target.
- France star in the coming days while Kevin de Bruyne at Wolfsburg remains a target.
- Jack Wilshere star in the coming days while Kevin de Bruyne at Wolfsburg remains a target.
- Juventus star in the coming days while Kevin de Bruyne at Wolfsburg remains a target.
- Liverpool star in the coming days while Kevin de Bruyne at Wolfsburg remains a target.
- Manchester City star in the coming days while Kevin de Bruyne at Wolfsburg remains a target.
- Patrick Roberts star in the coming days while Kevin de Bruyne at Wolfsburg remains a target.
- Paul Pogba star in the coming days while Kevin de Bruyne at Wolfsburg remains a target.
- Raheem Sterling star in the coming days while Kevin de Bruyne at Wolfsburg remains a target.
- Sportsmail star in the coming days while Kevin de Bruyne at Wolfsburg remains a target.
- Sterling star in the coming days while Kevin de Bruyne at Wolfsburg remains a target.


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

Questions have been raised about the origins of Spider-Man after a costume bearing striking resemblances to the famed web-slinger was unearthed that predates his first comic book by eight years. The hero made his first appearance on the cover of the Amazing Fantasy comic book in in 1962, and later went on to be one of Marvel's most famous - and lucrative - creations of all time. But, it has emerged, years before his first print appearance, a strikingly similar character could be seen stalking the streets of New York City, in the form of an old Hallowe'en costume. The item, unearthed by superhero enthusiast John Cimino, was a best-seller from local costumer dealer Ben Cooper Inc., for years before the web-slinger became a household name.

In a confusing twist, after Spider-

OPTIONS:
- Amazing Fantasy became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.
- Ben Cooper Inc became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.
- Ben Cooper Inc. became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.
- Cimino became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.
- Ditko became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.
- First Spider became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.
- Hallowe'en became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.
- Item became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.
- John Cimino became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.
- Lee became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.
- Man became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.
- Marvel became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.
- New York became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.
- New York City became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.
- Spider became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.
- Spiderman became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.
- Spidey became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.
- Stan Lee became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.
- Steve Ditko became popular enough in the comic book canon to get his own series, Ben Cooper Inc struck a deal with Marvel and produced official Spider-Man gear for decades.


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Kevin Keegan and Terry McDermott were stood eating hot dogs among 3,000 Newcastle fans as they watched the likes of David Ginola and Les Ferdinand train in front of them. The manager and his assistant didn't need to get involved, The Entertainers were putting on a show. That was 20 years ago this summer and at the onset of the most memorable season in the club's history. Twelve points clear at the top of the Premier League in January, the champions elect lost their crown to Manchester United but won the hearts of a footballing nation. This afternoon, two decades on, a new era begins at St James' Park. Steve McClaren is manager and, more significantly, owner Mike Ashley is talking of the Champions League.

OPTIONS:
- Alex Ferguson, who is sat next to former Newcastle star John Beresford, laughs.
- Champions League, who is sat next to former Newcastle star John Beresford, laughs.
- David Ginola, who is sat next to former Newcastle star John Beresford, laughs.
- Kevin Keegan, who is sat next to former Newcastle star John Beresford, laughs.
- Les Ferdinand, who is sat next to former Newcastle star John Beresford, laughs.
- Magpies, who is sat next to former Newcastle star John Beresford, laughs.
- Manchester United, who is sat next to former Newcastle star John Beresford, laughs.
- McClaren, who is sat next to former Newcastle star John Beresford, laughs.
- McDermott, who is sat next to former Newcastle star John Beresford, laughs.
- Mike Ashley, who is sat next to former Newcastle star John Beresford, laughs.
- Newcastle, who is sat next to former Newcastle star John Beresford, laughs.
- Premier League, who is sat next to former Newcastle star John Beresford, laughs.
- St James' Park, who is sat next to former Newcastle star John Beresford, laughs.
- Steve McClaren, who is sat next to former Newcastle star John Beresford, laughs.
- Terry McDermott, who is sat next to former Newcastle star John Beresford, laughs.
- The Entertainers, who is sat next to former Newcastle star John Beresford, laughs.


With his blond mohawk, nose ring and painted toenails, Charles Johnson is not afraid to stand out. A year ago he was doing anything but. Hidden away on the Cleveland Browns practice squad after recovering from an ACL injury, the Minnesota Vikings took a punt on the wide receiver. He began slowly with just three catches by week eight, but Johnson blossomed into Teddy Bridgewater’s favourite target down the stretch, catching 25 balls in the final seven games as the Vikings’ offense whirred into action. And now he’s ready for a breakout season. With Minnesota widely tipped as a dark horse for the play-offs, the burgeoning relationship between Johnson and second-year quarterback Bridgewater will be key. The pair made their first appearances for the franchise during a heavy week three defeat in New Orleans but began to click after Johnson ousted Cordarrelle Patterson as the Vikings’ top split end receiver.

OPTIONS:
- ACL is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.
- Bridgewater is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.
- Browns is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.
- Charles Johnson is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.
- Cleveland Browns is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.
- Cordarrelle Patterson is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.
- Down is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.
- Johnson is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.
- Kyle Rudolph is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.
- Mike Wallace is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.
- Minnesota is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.
- Minnesota Vikings is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.
- New Orleans is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.
- Peterson is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.
- Teddy Bridgewater is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.
- Vikings is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.
- Vikings’ is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.
- Zimmer is yet to play with the arguably the greatest running back in the game, but he has got to know Peterson at close quarters.


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Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN) President Robert Mugabe has spoken out against the pastor responsible for kickstarting Zimbabwe's #ThisFlag protest movement. Mugabe criticized Pastor Evan Mawarire accusing him of being "foreign sponsored," and called on him to leave the country. The 92-year-old was speaking at a gathering of mourners at the funeral of Charles Utete, a senior government official who died Friday. He said the protests were not part of Zimbabwean culture. "That way of living is not in our country, it's not part of us, let them go to those who are sponsoring them," Mugabe said. "You can't urge people to adopt...violent demonstrations as a way of solving grievances," he added.

"The government has completely failed to look after its citizenry, and failed to listen to demands of its citizenry,"

OPTIONS:
- CNN told a local radio station during the #ZimShutdown2016 protests.
- Charles Utete told a local radio station during the #ZimShutdown2016 protests.
- Evan Mawarire told a local radio station during the #ZimShutdown2016 protests.
- Harare told a local radio station during the #ZimShutdown2016 protests.
- Mugabe told a local radio station during the #ZimShutdown2016 protests.
- Robert Mugabe told a local radio station during the #ZimShutdown2016 protests.
- ThisFlag told a local radio station during the #ZimShutdown2016 protests.
- Zimbabwe told a local radio station during the #ZimShutdown2016 protests.
- Zimbabwean told a local radio station during the #ZimShutdown2016 protests.
- Zimbabweans told a local radio station during the #ZimShutdown2016 protests.


He's only ever appeared in television adverts before but will soon be a household name when Pan is released in October. Levi Miller,12, fought off thousands of young actors from around the world to play the boy who never grows up in the new adaptation of JM Barrie's story and now counts Cara Delevingne as a friend. Levi, from Brisbane, Australia, moved to London to take the role but despite his new celeb-studded life he told the Evening Standard that  he won't fall victim to the curse of the child star and fall off the rails. In fact, it is his family who are making sure he remains down to earth despite his glitzy new lifestyle.

Filming the Pan, which is creates an origin story for

OPTIONS:
- Australia and Captain Hook, involved plenty of physical activity, which was fine by Levi, who relished the stunt work.
- Brisbane and Captain Hook, involved plenty of physical activity, which was fine by Levi, who relished the stunt work.
- Cara Delevingne and Captain Hook, involved plenty of physical activity, which was fine by Levi, who relished the stunt work.
- Evening Standard and Captain Hook, involved plenty of physical activity, which was fine by Levi, who relished the stunt work.
- JM Barrie and Captain Hook, involved plenty of physical activity, which was fine by Levi, who relished the stunt work.
- Levi and Captain Hook, involved plenty of physical activity, which was fine by Levi, who relished the stunt work.
- Levi Miller and Captain Hook, involved plenty of physical activity, which was fine by Levi, who relished the stunt work.
- Levi Miller,12 and Captain Hook, involved plenty of physical activity, which was fine by Levi, who relished the stunt work.
- London and Captain Hook, involved plenty of physical activity, which was fine by Levi, who relished the stunt work.
- Pan and Captain Hook, involved plenty of physical activity, which was fine by Levi, who relished the stunt work.
- Peter Pan and Captain Hook, involved plenty of physical activity, which was fine by Levi, who relished the stunt work.
- Ralph Lauren and Captain Hook, involved plenty of physical activity, which was fine by Levi, who relished the stunt work.
- Young and Captain Hook, involved plenty of physical activity, which was fine by Levi, who relished the stunt work.


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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) A German nun known as "Pakistan's Mother Teresa" is to be buried Saturday in a state funeral in the port city of Karachi -- a first for a Christian woman in the predominantly Muslim country. Ruth Katherina Martha Pfau died August 10 after dedicating more than half a century to working to eradicate leprosy, tuberculosis and other diseases in Pakistan. She was 87. In a statement released on her death, Pakistani Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi praised Pfao for her "selfless and unmatched services for the eradication of leprosy" in his country and that through her years of service, Pfau proved that "humanity knows no boundaries."

That dedication to heal brought

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- CNN honors from all over the world, including from Pakistan, her adopted homeland.
- Christian honors from all over the world, including from Pakistan, her adopted homeland.
- German honors from all over the world, including from Pakistan, her adopted homeland.
- Islamabad honors from all over the world, including from Pakistan, her adopted homeland.
- Karachi honors from all over the world, including from Pakistan, her adopted homeland.
- Mother Teresa honors from all over the world, including from Pakistan, her adopted homeland.
- Muslim honors from all over the world, including from Pakistan, her adopted homeland.
- Pakistan honors from all over the world, including from Pakistan, her adopted homeland.
- Pakistani honors from all over the world, including from Pakistan, her adopted homeland.
- Pfao honors from all over the world, including from Pakistan, her adopted homeland.
- Pfau honors from all over the world, including from Pakistan, her adopted homeland.
- Ruth Katherina Martha Pfau honors from all over the world, including from Pakistan, her adopted homeland.
- Ruth Pfau honors from all over the world, including from Pakistan, her adopted homeland.
- Shahid Khaqan Abbasi honors from all over the world, including from Pakistan, her adopted homeland.


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The mother of Carlos Bacca, who was sent off during the controversial Copa America clash between Brazil and Colombia, has slammed the behaviour of  Barcelona superstar Neymar. The Brazil captain was sent off, and subsequently banned for four games, after kicking a a ball at Pablo Amero and aiming a headbutt at Jeison Murillo as Colombia won 1-0. Bacca was also sent off for shoving Neymar during the fracas - prompting his protective mother to claim she would have taken her own retribution on the Brazilian had she been there, while confirming she gave her son a telling off for his part in the ugly scenes.

Brazil coach Dunga has confirmed they will be appealing the suspension, which would keep

OPTIONS:
- Bacca out of the tournament.
- Barcelona out of the tournament.
- Brazil out of the tournament.
- Brazilian out of the tournament.
- Carlos Bacca out of the tournament.
- Colombia out of the tournament.
- Copa America out of the tournament.
- Jeison Murillo out of the tournament.
- Neymar out of the tournament.
- Pablo Amero out of the tournament.
- Pablo Armero out of the tournament.


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Coffee machine giant Keurig has been sold for almost $14 billion to an investment company. The maker of single-cup coffee machines agreed to sell itself to an investment group led by JAB Holding Co., a private company with a growing java business. Fans of Keurig may not see much of a difference in their caffeine fix. JAB Holding said Keurig will operate independently and remain in its headquarters in Waterbury, Vermont. The Keurig deal will help boost JAB Holding's already robust coffee empire. The Luxembourg-based company has a controlling stake in Jacobs Douwe Egberts, the company behind Gevalia, Tassimo and many other brands.

The deal comes as

OPTIONS:
- Gevalia has reported slowing sales of its machines and K-cups, the coffee-filled pods that are used in Keurig's machines.
- JAB Holding has reported slowing sales of its machines and K-cups, the coffee-filled pods that are used in Keurig's machines.
- JAB Holding Co. has reported slowing sales of its machines and K-cups, the coffee-filled pods that are used in Keurig's machines.
- Jacobs Douwe Egberts has reported slowing sales of its machines and K-cups, the coffee-filled pods that are used in Keurig's machines.
- Keurig has reported slowing sales of its machines and K-cups, the coffee-filled pods that are used in Keurig's machines.
- Luxembourg has reported slowing sales of its machines and K-cups, the coffee-filled pods that are used in Keurig's machines.
- Tassimo has reported slowing sales of its machines and K-cups, the coffee-filled pods that are used in Keurig's machines.
- Vermont has reported slowing sales of its machines and K-cups, the coffee-filled pods that are used in Keurig's machines.
- Waterbury has reported slowing sales of its machines and K-cups, the coffee-filled pods that are used in Keurig's machines.


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It was a mixed day for Mark Footitt who took three more wickets but had three catches dropped as Derbyshire bowled a weakened Surrey side out for 239 on the opening day of the LV= County Championship Division Two match at Derby. The England fast bowling prospect finished with three for 74 and has now taken 35 championship wickets so far although his figures would have been even better if Derbyshire's catching had been sharper. Footitt had South African batsman Dean Elgar and Gary Wilson, who top scored with 65, dropped in the slips while Gareth Batty was put down early in his innings.

Wilson was missed at second slip on 29 and Batty was dropped on 13 at backward square leg which proved costly for

OPTIONS:
- Dean Elgar as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- Derby as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- Derbyshire as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- England as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- Footitt as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- Gareth Batty as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- Gary Wilson as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- Hamish Rutherford as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- LV= County Championship Division Two as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- Mark Footitt as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- South African as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.
- Surrey as the seventh wicket pair added 80 in 22 overs.


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

"I think he should be able to answer questions about this, and he should be able to control the

OPTIONS:
- Al Franken."
- CNN."
- Clinton."
- Comey."
- Democratic."
- Donald Trump."
- FBI."
- Franken."
- Hillary Clinton."
- Jake Tapper."
- James Comey."
- Judiciary Committee."
- Minnesota."
- Senate Judiciary Committee."
- State of the Union."
- Washington."


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(CNN) -- For anyone around 30 or older, this week's royal engagement left one with an uneasy feeling of déjà vu. The photographs of Prince William and Kate Middleton, facing the flashing cameras of the world's press, were uncannily like those of William's parents, the Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer, when they announced their plans to marry in 1981. The color of the dress, the pose, the linked arms, the looks -- they were almost identical. Kate was even wearing Diana's ring. The rapturous response from the media was a rerun of 1981, too -- the special supplements, the pages and pages of photographs, the speculation about who will design the dress, where they will honeymoon, where and how they first met, who their friends are and from whom their families are descended.

OPTIONS:
- CNN is going into this marriage and this bizarre life with her eyes wide open.
- Charles is going into this marriage and this bizarre life with her eyes wide open.
- Diana is going into this marriage and this bizarre life with her eyes wide open.
- Diana Spencer is going into this marriage and this bizarre life with her eyes wide open.
- Junor is going into this marriage and this bizarre life with her eyes wide open.
- Kate is going into this marriage and this bizarre life with her eyes wide open.
- Kate Middleton is going into this marriage and this bizarre life with her eyes wide open.
- Penny Junor is going into this marriage and this bizarre life with her eyes wide open.
- Prince of Wales is going into this marriage and this bizarre life with her eyes wide open.
- William is going into this marriage and this bizarre life with her eyes wide open.


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A leaked copy of Pope Francis's eagerly awaited encyclical on the environment calls for urgent action to protect the Earth and fight global warming, which he says is 'mostly' due to human activity and the burning of fossil fuels. The draft opens by saying climate change is the Earth's way of protesting 'irresponsible use and abuse of the goods that God placed in her'. The Vatican said the document, obtained in draft form by the Italian magazine l'Espresso, was not the final version, which will remain under embargo until its release on Thursday. One Vatican official called the breach 'heinous'.

In the draft, Francis lays out both the scientific and the moral reasons for protecting

OPTIONS:
- Catholic's creation, noting that the poor are already suffering the most from air pollution and toxic dumping and will continue to bear the brunt of rising sea levels and extreme weather conditions.
- Francis's creation, noting that the poor are already suffering the most from air pollution and toxic dumping and will continue to bear the brunt of rising sea levels and extreme weather conditions.
- God's creation, noting that the poor are already suffering the most from air pollution and toxic dumping and will continue to bear the brunt of rising sea levels and extreme weather conditions.
- Italian's creation, noting that the poor are already suffering the most from air pollution and toxic dumping and will continue to bear the brunt of rising sea levels and extreme weather conditions.
- L'Espresso's creation, noting that the poor are already suffering the most from air pollution and toxic dumping and will continue to bear the brunt of rising sea levels and extreme weather conditions.
- Pope Francis's creation, noting that the poor are already suffering the most from air pollution and toxic dumping and will continue to bear the brunt of rising sea levels and extreme weather conditions.
- Vatican's creation, noting that the poor are already suffering the most from air pollution and toxic dumping and will continue to bear the brunt of rising sea levels and extreme weather conditions.


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They are a mysterious relative of the Neanderthals who are thought to have roamed the plains of Siberia and east Asia long before modern humans arrived on the continent. But little is known about the Denisovans, a sister species of the Neanderthals who first emerged around 200,000 years ago, as so few of their fossilised remains have been discovered. Now researchers have unpicked a tiny piece of the puzzle about how this enigmatic human species lived - they regularly inhabited the same caves. Using pioneering DNA analysis of teeth and a fragment of pinky finger bone found at the Denisova cave in Altai Krai, in the Altai Mountains near Barnaul, Russia, the researchers have discovered they belonged to three individuals who lived there tens of thousands of years apart.

'Moreover, we find that nuclear diversity among the four

OPTIONS:
- Altai Krai is higher than among seven Neanderthals for which nuclear DNA have previously been recovered.
- Altai Mountains is higher than among seven Neanderthals for which nuclear DNA have previously been recovered.
- Asia is higher than among seven Neanderthals for which nuclear DNA have previously been recovered.
- Barnaul is higher than among seven Neanderthals for which nuclear DNA have previously been recovered.
- DNA is higher than among seven Neanderthals for which nuclear DNA have previously been recovered.
- Denisova is higher than among seven Neanderthals for which nuclear DNA have previously been recovered.
- Denisovans is higher than among seven Neanderthals for which nuclear DNA have previously been recovered.
- Neanderthal is higher than among seven Neanderthals for which nuclear DNA have previously been recovered.
- Neanderthals is higher than among seven Neanderthals for which nuclear DNA have previously been recovered.
- Russia is higher than among seven Neanderthals for which nuclear DNA have previously been recovered.
- Siberia is higher than among seven Neanderthals for which nuclear DNA have previously been recovered.
- Siberian is higher than among seven Neanderthals for which nuclear DNA have previously been recovered.


Robin Williams spent his last days in a paranoid frenzy, aware that 'something else was wrong with him', a British television show will claim tonight. In a 'peculiar' incident just one day before his death, the Oscar-winning actor, who had been diagnosed with Parkinson's, stuffed his collection of watches  into a sock and took it to a friend for safekeeping. The 63-year-old, who had also been prone to episodes of insomnia and anxiety prior to his death, also spent his final 24 hours frantically looking up drugs online, convinced he had another illness. Scroll down for video Suicide: Robin Williams with wife Susan Schneider in 2009, and the actor months before his death in 2014

It shares symptoms with

OPTIONS:
- British - sufferers can experience motor control problems, such as hunched posture, rigid muscles and a shuffling walk
- Channel 5 - sufferers can experience motor control problems, such as hunched posture, rigid muscles and a shuffling walk
- Last Hours - sufferers can experience motor control problems, such as hunched posture, rigid muscles and a shuffling walk
- Oscar - sufferers can experience motor control problems, such as hunched posture, rigid muscles and a shuffling walk
- Parkinson - sufferers can experience motor control problems, such as hunched posture, rigid muscles and a shuffling walk
- Robin Williams - sufferers can experience motor control problems, such as hunched posture, rigid muscles and a shuffling walk
- Susan Schneider - sufferers can experience motor control problems, such as hunched posture, rigid muscles and a shuffling walk


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Spain's King Felipe and Queen Letizia put on a united front today, as they stepped out for the first time since explosive new claims about the 47-year-old monarch's father emerged. According to a new book by a former royal correspondent, the former King Juan Carlos II had a long-running affair with a German socialite during the final decade of his reign. But if Felipe and Letizia were upset about the revelations, they certainly weren't showing it as they arrived at the University of Alcala de Henares to present the Cervantes Prize for Literature. Scroll down for video Claims: King Felipe and Queen Letizia present a united front following the latest Spanish royal scandal

Freebies:

OPTIONS:
- Cervantes Prize for Literature's new rules include banning all royals, among them wife Letizia, from taking freebies
- Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein's new rules include banning all royals, among them wife Letizia, from taking freebies
- Felipe's new rules include banning all royals, among them wife Letizia, from taking freebies
- German's new rules include banning all royals, among them wife Letizia, from taking freebies
- Juan-Carlos's new rules include banning all royals, among them wife Letizia, from taking freebies
- King Felipe's new rules include banning all royals, among them wife Letizia, from taking freebies
- King Juan Carlos II's new rules include banning all royals, among them wife Letizia, from taking freebies
- Letizia's new rules include banning all royals, among them wife Letizia, from taking freebies
- Queen's new rules include banning all royals, among them wife Letizia, from taking freebies
- Spain's new rules include banning all royals, among them wife Letizia, from taking freebies
- Spanish's new rules include banning all royals, among them wife Letizia, from taking freebies
- University of Alcala de Henares's new rules include banning all royals, among them wife Letizia, from taking freebies


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(CNN) The mayor of Flint, Michigan, said Tuesday she needs $55 million to remove lead pipes in the city beleaguered by a toxic water crisis. She is asking that Gov. Rick Snyder partner with her to get the funds. "In order for Flint residents to once again have confidence and trust in the water coming from their faucets, all lead pipes in the city of Flint need to be replaced," Mayor Karen Weaver said. That dollar figure is what her public works staff and experts from the Lansing Board of Water and Light came up with during a meeting Monday, she said. The Lansing board pioneered lead pipe removal, the mayor said, adding that it has removed 13,500 lead pipes in Michigan's capital over 12 years.

Snyder is including money in his budget request on Wednesday to address

OPTIONS:
- Flint water infrastructure.
- Karen Weaver water infrastructure.
- Lansing water infrastructure.
- Lansing Board of Water and Light water infrastructure.
- Michigan water infrastructure.
- Rick Snyder water infrastructure.


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The inquest will be long, weary and painful. Yet the reasons Celtic suffered a second successive Champions League exit under Ronny Deila were not hard to find. On a night when they needed discipline, calm and composure, Scotland's champions contrived to make a pig's ear of it. Malmo not only had the mouth. They also had the trousers. Over two games against a modest team, Celtic's defending was dismal. Shipping three goals from corner kicks, the zonal marking was wretched. In their past five games, Deila's side have now lost nine goals, 28 in their past 18 European matches in all. The Achilles' heel is clear, brutally exposed once more to the naked eye here.

OPTIONS:
- Achilles had the scent of blood in their nostrils and even one looked beyond them.
- Celtic had the scent of blood in their nostrils and even one looked beyond them.
- Champions League had the scent of blood in their nostrils and even one looked beyond them.
- Deila had the scent of blood in their nostrils and even one looked beyond them.
- European had the scent of blood in their nostrils and even one looked beyond them.
- Felipe Carvalho had the scent of blood in their nostrils and even one looked beyond them.
- Leigh Griffiths had the scent of blood in their nostrils and even one looked beyond them.
- Malmo had the scent of blood in their nostrils and even one looked beyond them.
- Markus Rosenberg had the scent of blood in their nostrils and even one looked beyond them.
- Nir Biton had the scent of blood in their nostrils and even one looked beyond them.
- Ronny Deila had the scent of blood in their nostrils and even one looked beyond them.
- Scotland had the scent of blood in their nostrils and even one looked beyond them.
- Sweden had the scent of blood in their nostrils and even one looked beyond them.


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(CNN) When it comes to Ja Rule and his Fyre Festival, "It's Murda" for the rapper. The star-turned-festival organizer continues to be roasted over the canceled event in the Bahamas that went from advertised fabulousness to fiasco. Attorney Mark Geragos has filed a $100 million class-action lawsuit on behalf of attendee Daniel Jung against the star (whose legal name is Jeffrey Atkins) and festival co-founder Billy McFarland. The federal lawsuit filed in central California accuses the pair of fraud and breach of contract. Attendees were promised a weekend with top-notch music groups and models in bikinis. Some paid up to $12,780 for what was advertised on the festival's website as "an immersive music festival on a remote and private island in the Exumas" featuring "the best in food, art, music and adventure."

CNN has reached out to

OPTIONS:
- Bahamas's rep for comment on the suit.
- Billy McFarland's rep for comment on the suit.
- CNN's rep for comment on the suit.
- California's rep for comment on the suit.
- Daniel Jung's rep for comment on the suit.
- Exumas's rep for comment on the suit.
- Fyre Festival's rep for comment on the suit.
- Ja Rule's rep for comment on the suit.
- Jeffrey Atkins's rep for comment on the suit.
- Lawsuit's rep for comment on the suit.
- Mark Geragos's rep for comment on the suit.
- Murda's rep for comment on the suit.


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The White House and New York City's district attorney have pledged a combined $79 million to speed up tests of sexual assault kits across the country. The White House said that it pumped $41 million in federal funds plus $38 million from the Manhattan prosecutor towards clearing backlogs in 27 states. Local law enforcement agencies applied for the grants. Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. is using corporate forfeiture funds toward the effort. Vance and Vice President Joe Biden announced the local authorities receiving funds at a news conference at the New York City medical examiner's office. It's estimated that tens of thousands of DNA samples taken after sexual assaults have gone untested.

The state's bureau of forensic services'

OPTIONS:
- Cyrus Vance Jr. laboratory will get $1,606,239 to test 2,000 kits.
- DNA laboratory will get $1,606,239 to test 2,000 kits.
- Joe Biden laboratory will get $1,606,239 to test 2,000 kits.
- Manhattan laboratory will get $1,606,239 to test 2,000 kits.
- Manhattan District laboratory will get $1,606,239 to test 2,000 kits.
- New York City laboratory will get $1,606,239 to test 2,000 kits.
- Vance laboratory will get $1,606,239 to test 2,000 kits.
- White House laboratory will get $1,606,239 to test 2,000 kits.


England Ladies captain Steph Houghton says they have the belief to go on to win the Women's World Cup in Canada this summer. On the eve of her side's opening Group F clash against France in Moncton, Manchester City's Houghton is confident the Lionesses have what it takes to go all the way in the showpiece. In a live press conference streamed on thefa.com, the 27-year-old said: 'We can't come to a tournament and not believe. 'We know that we've prepared fully and worked hard and we believe and trust in the game plan the manager's given us. If we stay together....there's no doubt we've got some players that have got world-class ability and it's all about performance.

'We'll make it as difficult an afternoon as we possibly can for

OPTIONS:
- Canada, and I think we've got a group of people who can do that.'
- England, and I think we've got a group of people who can do that.'
- France, and I think we've got a group of people who can do that.'
- Group F, and I think we've got a group of people who can do that.'
- Houghton, and I think we've got a group of people who can do that.'
- Lionesses, and I think we've got a group of people who can do that.'
- Manchester City, and I think we've got a group of people who can do that.'
- Moncton, and I think we've got a group of people who can do that.'
- Steph Houghton, and I think we've got a group of people who can do that.'
- Women's World Cup, and I think we've got a group of people who can do that.'
- World Cup, and I think we've got a group of people who can do that.'


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(CNN) More people die in car crashes each year in the United States than in other high-income countries, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in a report Wednesday. In 2013, more than 32,000 people died on U.S. roads, roughly 90 fatalities a day, according to the CDC. The U.S. has seen a 31% reduction in its motor vehicle death rate per capita over the past 13 years. But compared with 19 other wealthy countries, which have declined an average of 56% during the same period, the U.S. has the slowest decrease. Road death rates in countries such as Spain and Denmark have dropped 75.1% and 63.5%, respectively.

To reduce deaths from drunken driving, the CDC suggests setting up public sobriety checkpoints, using a device that detects blood alcohol concentration for convicted offenders, lowering blood alcohol concentration limits, and maintaining and enforcing the minimum legal

OPTIONS:
- CDC drinking age of 21 years.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention drinking age of 21 years.
- Denmark drinking age of 21 years.
- Spain drinking age of 21 years.
- U.S. drinking age of 21 years.
- United States drinking age of 21 years.