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(CNN) -- A day after her sister Serena's comeback was ended in Eastbourne, Venus Williams suffered a similar fate losing in the quarterfinals to Daniela Hantuchova. The Slovak battled hard in blustery conditions on the south coast of England as she recorded a 6-2 5-7 6-2 win -- her first over Venus in 11 meetings. Williams had been out of action for five months with an abdominal injury before returning for the warm-up tournament ahead of Wimbledon and showed flashes of her old self in the second set. Hantuchova told the WTA's official web site: "I was not thinking about our other matches at all. I was just focusing on my game today.

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- Agnieszka Radwanska then stormed back to take the second set before Hantuchova restored her dominance in the decider, breaking Williams twice and sealing the tie with her first match point.
- Australian then stormed back to take the second set before Hantuchova restored her dominance in the decider, breaking Williams twice and sealing the tie with her first match point.
- CNN then stormed back to take the second set before Hantuchova restored her dominance in the decider, breaking Williams twice and sealing the tie with her first match point.
- Daniela Hantuchova then stormed back to take the second set before Hantuchova restored her dominance in the decider, breaking Williams twice and sealing the tie with her first match point.
- Eastbourne then stormed back to take the second set before Hantuchova restored her dominance in the decider, breaking Williams twice and sealing the tie with her first match point.
- England then stormed back to take the second set before Hantuchova restored her dominance in the decider, breaking Williams twice and sealing the tie with her first match point.
- Hantuchova then stormed back to take the second set before Hantuchova restored her dominance in the decider, breaking Williams twice and sealing the tie with her first match point.
- Mario Bartoli then stormed back to take the second set before Hantuchova restored her dominance in the decider, breaking Williams twice and sealing the tie with her first match point.
- Petra Kvitova then stormed back to take the second set before Hantuchova restored her dominance in the decider, breaking Williams twice and sealing the tie with her first match point.
- Sam Stosur then stormed back to take the second set before Hantuchova restored her dominance in the decider, breaking Williams twice and sealing the tie with her first match point.
- Serena then stormed back to take the second set before Hantuchova restored her dominance in the decider, breaking Williams twice and sealing the tie with her first match point.
- Slovak then stormed back to take the second set before Hantuchova restored her dominance in the decider, breaking Williams twice and sealing the tie with her first match point.
- Venus then stormed back to take the second set before Hantuchova restored her dominance in the decider, breaking Williams twice and sealing the tie with her first match point.
- Venus Williams then stormed back to take the second set before Hantuchova restored her dominance in the decider, breaking Williams twice and sealing the tie with her first match point.
- WTA then stormed back to take the second set before Hantuchova restored her dominance in the decider, breaking Williams twice and sealing the tie with her first match point.
- Williams then stormed back to take the second set before Hantuchova restored her dominance in the decider, breaking Williams twice and sealing the tie with her first match point.
- Wimbledon then stormed back to take the second set before Hantuchova restored her dominance in the decider, breaking Williams twice and sealing the tie with her first match point.


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(CNN) Jared Kushner, the President's son-in-law and senior adviser, made a rare public statement Monday following his meeting with Senate intelligence committee staffers, saying his answers and information he provided the committee show "all of my actions were proper" in the course of the campaign. Standing behind a White House logo outside the West Wing, he said "I did not collude with Russia," adding "I do not know of anyone else"  on the campaign who did so. His comments outside the White House were similar to an 11-page statement released ahead of his closed-door interview with Senate intelligence committee staff. In that document, Kushner offered his first public accounting of what he says are his four meetings with Russians during the 2016 campaign and transition, offering previously undisclosed details of those meetings. The statement comes as federal and congressional investigators are scrutinizing Kushner's contacts with Russians as part of their probes into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.

I have not relied on

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- CNN funds to finance my business activities in the private sector.
- Jared Kushner funds to finance my business activities in the private sector.
- Kushner funds to finance my business activities in the private sector.
- Russia funds to finance my business activities in the private sector.
- Russian funds to finance my business activities in the private sector.
- Russians funds to finance my business activities in the private sector.
- Senate funds to finance my business activities in the private sector.
- Trump Tower funds to finance my business activities in the private sector.
- West Wing funds to finance my business activities in the private sector.
- White House funds to finance my business activities in the private sector.


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They say there are only two certainties in life: death and taxes, but maybe there should be a third... Where there’s a tourist attraction there’s sure to be a fast food outlet nearby, and this seems true of a number of beautiful tourist landmarks, whether it's an acclaimed art gallery in the centre of Paris or a pyramid built circa 2560 BC. Trip Advisor is just one site where a number of travellers have bemoaned the location of not one but two fast food joints, literally opposite the ancient site of the Pyramid of Giza, the oldest and largest of the three pyramids in the Giza Necropolis.

After protestations from those keen to keep its cultural identity separate from modern consumerism,

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- BC made a concession  and replaced its traditional neon yellow 'M' with a brown one that was considered to be in better taste.
- Giza Necropolis made a concession  and replaced its traditional neon yellow 'M' with a brown one that was considered to be in better taste.
- Giza Pyramid made a concession  and replaced its traditional neon yellow 'M' with a brown one that was considered to be in better taste.
- Great Wall Of China made a concession  and replaced its traditional neon yellow 'M' with a brown one that was considered to be in better taste.
- McDonald's made a concession  and replaced its traditional neon yellow 'M' with a brown one that was considered to be in better taste.
- Paris made a concession  and replaced its traditional neon yellow 'M' with a brown one that was considered to be in better taste.
- Pizza Hut made a concession  and replaced its traditional neon yellow 'M' with a brown one that was considered to be in better taste.
- Pyramid of Giza made a concession  and replaced its traditional neon yellow 'M' with a brown one that was considered to be in better taste.
- Starbucks made a concession  and replaced its traditional neon yellow 'M' with a brown one that was considered to be in better taste.
- Trip Advisor made a concession  and replaced its traditional neon yellow 'M' with a brown one that was considered to be in better taste.


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The makers of Milo have angered New Zealand residents after changing the formula of the much-loved drink flavouring. Lovers of the Nestle product took to social media to vent their outrage over the tweak, which was changed to focus on the 'four primary ingredients' of the product, labelling the move as 'rank'. The main ingredients are milk powder, malt barley, sugar and cocoa. But it seems people do not care much for the 'small change' in the recipe. One of the hundreds of comments that flooded the Milo Australia and New Zealand's Facebook page came from a woman who said when she first tasted the new Milo she thought her milk had gone bad.

'My kids are "second gen"

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- Makers of Milo drinkers and we're all agreed that it tastes less "chocolaty" and more malty,' one parent wrote.
- Milo drinkers and we're all agreed that it tastes less "chocolaty" and more malty,' one parent wrote.
- Milo Australia drinkers and we're all agreed that it tastes less "chocolaty" and more malty,' one parent wrote.
- Nestle drinkers and we're all agreed that it tastes less "chocolaty" and more malty,' one parent wrote.
- New Zealand drinkers and we're all agreed that it tastes less "chocolaty" and more malty,' one parent wrote.


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(CNN) A suicide bombing killed 48 people, among them women and children, Wednesday in northern Syria, the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. A truck bomb exploded near buildings belonging to a Kurdish security agency and other governmental departments in the city of Qamishli near the border with Turkey, CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reported. The observatory said 140 people were hurt. ISIS claimed responsibility and said one of its members drove a truck rigged with explosives to reach the Kurdish administrative complex where defense, interior and military recruiting departments operated. Kurdish officials are trying to learn how ISIS was able to get so much explosives into their stronghold.

Human rights groups said last week that

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- CNN.-led airstrikes in and around the ISIS-controlled city of Manbij have killed more than 100 and wounded dozens more since June.
- ISIS.-led airstrikes in and around the ISIS-controlled city of Manbij have killed more than 100 and wounded dozens more since June.
- Kurdish.-led airstrikes in and around the ISIS-controlled city of Manbij have killed more than 100 and wounded dozens more since June.
- Manbij.-led airstrikes in and around the ISIS-controlled city of Manbij have killed more than 100 and wounded dozens more since June.
- Nick Paton Walsh.-led airstrikes in and around the ISIS-controlled city of Manbij have killed more than 100 and wounded dozens more since June.
- Qamishli.-led airstrikes in and around the ISIS-controlled city of Manbij have killed more than 100 and wounded dozens more since June.
- Syria.-led airstrikes in and around the ISIS-controlled city of Manbij have killed more than 100 and wounded dozens more since June.
- Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.-led airstrikes in and around the ISIS-controlled city of Manbij have killed more than 100 and wounded dozens more since June.
- Turkey.-led airstrikes in and around the ISIS-controlled city of Manbij have killed more than 100 and wounded dozens more since June.
- U.S.-led airstrikes in and around the ISIS-controlled city of Manbij have killed more than 100 and wounded dozens more since June.
- UK.-led airstrikes in and around the ISIS-controlled city of Manbij have killed more than 100 and wounded dozens more since June.


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(CNN) The United States eradicated malaria by spraying mosquito breeding grounds with DDT in 1951, roughly two decades after most of Western Europe eliminated the disease. History then offers hope, even as the world's first malaria vaccine, called RTS,S or Mosquirix, faces challenges: The effectiveness of the shot fades over time, according to a study released Wednesday. The vaccine's waning effect occurred especially among children living in areas with high rates of the disease. "Overall our study shows that RTS,S can benefit children, but suggests that a fourth dose may be important for sustaining this protection over the long term," Dr. Ally Olotu, lead author of the research published in the New England Journal of Medicine, said in a news release.

The researchers found that the risk of getting malaria among children vaccinated with

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- Ally Olotu was 35.9% less than in the control group during the first year.
- DDT was 35.9% less than in the control group during the first year.
- Mosquirix was 35.9% less than in the control group during the first year.
- New England Journal of Medicine was 35.9% less than in the control group during the first year.
- RTS was 35.9% less than in the control group during the first year.
- RTS,S was 35.9% less than in the control group during the first year.
- United States was 35.9% less than in the control group during the first year.
- Western Europe was 35.9% less than in the control group during the first year.


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Families around the world are getting in the festive spirit by decorating their homes with a Christmas tree. But for one family in Columbia, Missouri they appeared to have the help of a team of Stormtroopers to help them with the job. In a series of hilarious images father and son Phil and Kyle Shearrer placed the Star Wars figures in a series of poses documenting them decorating the tree. They even got their pet dog Max to help out and after posting their images on Facebook, they have been shared more than 700,000 times. Kyle, 18, senior at Rockbridge High School in Columbia told Mailonline: 'Dad had the idea initially I believe.

Some of the

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- Columbia have been given a prominent place on the family's Christmas tree too and will stay there over the festive season.
- Dad have been given a prominent place on the family's Christmas tree too and will stay there over the festive season.
- Facebook have been given a prominent place on the family's Christmas tree too and will stay there over the festive season.
- Kyle have been given a prominent place on the family's Christmas tree too and will stay there over the festive season.
- Kyle Shearrer have been given a prominent place on the family's Christmas tree too and will stay there over the festive season.
- Mailonline have been given a prominent place on the family's Christmas tree too and will stay there over the festive season.
- Max have been given a prominent place on the family's Christmas tree too and will stay there over the festive season.
- Missouri have been given a prominent place on the family's Christmas tree too and will stay there over the festive season.
- Phil have been given a prominent place on the family's Christmas tree too and will stay there over the festive season.
- Phil Shearrer have been given a prominent place on the family's Christmas tree too and will stay there over the festive season.
- Rockbridge High School have been given a prominent place on the family's Christmas tree too and will stay there over the festive season.
- Star Wars have been given a prominent place on the family's Christmas tree too and will stay there over the festive season.
- Stormtroopers have been given a prominent place on the family's Christmas tree too and will stay there over the festive season.


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Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino hailed his side's strength of character after Mousa Dembele's late strike sealed a 2-1 win over Anderlecht in the Europa League. The contest at White Hart Lane looked to be heading for a draw when Harry Kane's first-half strike was cancelled out by Imoh Ezekiel, but Dembele came off the bench to score a stunning winner in the 87th minute. The result puts Spurs top of Group J, one point ahead of Monaco, and means they now have two wins in four days heading into Sunday's crunch visit to north London rivals Arsenal. 'We knew Anderlecht are a very good team,' Pochettino said. 'It was a difficult start to the game. They had some chances. The way we managed the ball and moved the ball was very slow. It was difficult for us to create chances.

'The way

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- Anderlecht play is to sit deep and move forward with very fast players but we showed character.
- Arsenal play is to sit deep and move forward with very fast players but we showed character.
- Dembele play is to sit deep and move forward with very fast players but we showed character.
- Europa League play is to sit deep and move forward with very fast players but we showed character.
- Group J play is to sit deep and move forward with very fast players but we showed character.
- Harry Kane play is to sit deep and move forward with very fast players but we showed character.
- Imoh Ezekiel play is to sit deep and move forward with very fast players but we showed character.
- London play is to sit deep and move forward with very fast players but we showed character.
- Mauricio Pochettino play is to sit deep and move forward with very fast players but we showed character.
- Monaco play is to sit deep and move forward with very fast players but we showed character.
- Mousa Dembele play is to sit deep and move forward with very fast players but we showed character.
- Pochettino play is to sit deep and move forward with very fast players but we showed character.
- Spurs play is to sit deep and move forward with very fast players but we showed character.
- Tottenham play is to sit deep and move forward with very fast players but we showed character.
- White Hart Lane play is to sit deep and move forward with very fast players but we showed character.


On a day when Chris Froome has never been under greater scrutiny, when everything from his heart rate to his power output is being used as evidence against him, he responded by delivering a performance so astonishing he might just have this Tour de France won after 10 days. There are 11 more stages of course, and plenty more mountain passes to be scaled. But he could not be caught by his rivals here on the brutal 15km ascent to the ski station at La-Pierre-Saint-Martin and nobody in this race looks anywhere close to be able to close the gap before Paris.

By the time the road rose again to

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- Chris Froome-Pierre-Saint-Martin, he had won the stage by a minute.
- La-Pierre-Saint-Martin, he had won the stage by a minute.
- Martin-Pierre-Saint-Martin, he had won the stage by a minute.
- Paris-Pierre-Saint-Martin, he had won the stage by a minute.
- Pierre-Pierre-Saint-Martin, he had won the stage by a minute.
- Saint-Pierre-Saint-Martin, he had won the stage by a minute.
- Tarbes-Pierre-Saint-Martin, he had won the stage by a minute.
- Team Sky-Pierre-Saint-Martin, he had won the stage by a minute.
- Tour de France-Pierre-Saint-Martin, he had won the stage by a minute.


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(CNN) U.S. special operations forces and Somali commandos captured an undisclosed number of high-value Al-Shabaab figures during a joint nighttime raid on one of the terror group's camps, a Somali government spokesman said Wednesday. The teams also killed at least one senior Al-Shabaab leader and several members of the Islamist extremist organization in the Tuesday night operation, according to Abdisalam Aato, the Somali spokesman. The Somali commandos were part of a special unit known as Danab, which means lightning in Somali. "The government of Somalia welcomes working with the United States and other forces to defeat terror group Al-Shabaab," Aato said.

The spokesman didn't indicate that anyone from

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- Aato-Shabaab had been captured.
- Abdisalam Aato-Shabaab had been captured.
- Al-Shabaab had been captured.
- CNN-Shabaab had been captured.
- Danab-Shabaab had been captured.
- Islamist-Shabaab had been captured.
- Shabaab-Shabaab had been captured.
- Somali-Shabaab had been captured.
- Somalia-Shabaab had been captured.
- U.S.-Shabaab had been captured.
- United States-Shabaab had been captured.


A father who became an internet sensation after he praised his son for choosing to play with a doll has created another video to show naysayers just how much fun his little boy is having with his 'fierce' new toy. Mikki Willis, of Ojai, California, was exchanging a duplicate birthday gift with his son at a toy store last month when four-year-old  Azai decided he wanted a Princess Ariel doll from the Disney film The Little Mermaid. When the production company founder saw an older woman give his son and his doll a disapproving glance, he was inspired to create a video defending Azai's choice of toy.

But because

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- Ariel has always been inspired by mermaids, I honored his choice.'
- Azai has always been inspired by mermaids, I honored his choice.'
- California has always been inspired by mermaids, I honored his choice.'
- Disney has always been inspired by mermaids, I honored his choice.'
- Mikki has always been inspired by mermaids, I honored his choice.'
- Mikki Willis has always been inspired by mermaids, I honored his choice.'
- Ojai has always been inspired by mermaids, I honored his choice.'
- The Little Mermaid has always been inspired by mermaids, I honored his choice.'
- The Little Mermaid has always been inspired by mermaids, I honored his choice.'
- YouTube has always been inspired by mermaids, I honored his choice.'


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The last team to take an unsettled winger from the fringes of the Barcelona team and put him in their starting XI each week finished up with a 20-goals-a-season forward who won the club’s player of the year. If Pedro makes the same impact at Chelsea as Alexis Sanchez did at Arsenal, there will be no complaints at Stamford Bridge. (There may be some at Old Trafford after Jose Mourinho hijacks Manchester United's move for the winger). But is he the same type of player and is he likely to have the same sort of debut campaign as Sanchez? The statistics suggest it is like-for-like. When Sanchez joined Barcelona in the 2011-12 season he scored 11 goals in 20 starts, Pedro managed five in 20 starts.

Sanchez has the energy but

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- Alexis Sanchez is perhaps the more willing of the two to track back.
- Arsenal is perhaps the more willing of the two to track back.
- Barcelona is perhaps the more willing of the two to track back.
- Chelsea is perhaps the more willing of the two to track back.
- Fantasy Football is perhaps the more willing of the two to track back.
- Jose Mourinho is perhaps the more willing of the two to track back.
- MailOnline is perhaps the more willing of the two to track back.
- Manchester United is perhaps the more willing of the two to track back.
- Old Trafford is perhaps the more willing of the two to track back.
- Pedro is perhaps the more willing of the two to track back.
- Sanchez is perhaps the more willing of the two to track back.
- Stamford Bridge is perhaps the more willing of the two to track back.
- UEFA Super Cup is perhaps the more willing of the two to track back.


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A last-minute World Cup return by Steffon Armitage would have been 'disruptive' for England, according to Jonny Wilkinson. World Cup-winner Wilkinson has backed his former Toulon team-mate Armitage's decision not to chase a Test return by forcing a move back to a Premiership club. Flanker Armitage has been in the Test wilderness since swapping London Irish for Toulon in 2011, as England refuse to select overseas-based stars. Armitage rejected the chance to join Bath to reignite his World Cup chances, and now ex-Toulon fly-half Wilkinson has backed that call. 'I spoke to Steffon a lot about these issues over the last couple of years,' said Wilkinson.

Armitage was not considered for World Cup selection courtesy of plying his trade in

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- Arimtage, with Toulouse's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- Armitage, with Toulouse's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- Bath, with Toulouse's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- England, with Toulouse's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- Jonny Wilkinson, with Toulouse's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- London Irish, with Toulouse's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- Premiership, with Toulouse's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- Steffon, with Toulouse's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- Steffon Armitage, with Toulouse's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- Toulon, with Toulouse's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- Wilkinson, with Toulouse's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.
- World Cup, with Toulouse's Toby Flood and Clermont's Nick Abendanon others ineligible for Test action.


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(CNN) On a recent trip to Havana, I waited in my hotel lobby for my next meeting, sipping a cortado, and scrolling through emails surrounded by bustling businesspeople in every direction. It felt like a hotel in any global business capital. Yet a stark reminder of my surroundings -- aside from the physical realities of the charm of a boutique hotel in Cuba's Habana Vieja neighborhood -- was the immediate lack of any Internet connection as soon as I stepped outside the confines of the hotel. My stay in a casa particular (private house) the remainder of the week only heightened this reality, and my time spent coordinating roaming service yielded spotty results.

And while costs at

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- Alana Tummino cafes dropped from $4.50 an hour to $2 an hour -- with WiFi hot spots at the same price point -- that is still a high price to pay given the average monthly salary of $20 or $25 a month.
- Cuba cafes dropped from $4.50 an hour to $2 an hour -- with WiFi hot spots at the same price point -- that is still a high price to pay given the average monthly salary of $20 or $25 a month.
- Habana Vieja cafes dropped from $4.50 an hour to $2 an hour -- with WiFi hot spots at the same price point -- that is still a high price to pay given the average monthly salary of $20 or $25 a month.
- Havana cafes dropped from $4.50 an hour to $2 an hour -- with WiFi hot spots at the same price point -- that is still a high price to pay given the average monthly salary of $20 or $25 a month.
- Internet cafes dropped from $4.50 an hour to $2 an hour -- with WiFi hot spots at the same price point -- that is still a high price to pay given the average monthly salary of $20 or $25 a month.
- Tummino cafes dropped from $4.50 an hour to $2 an hour -- with WiFi hot spots at the same price point -- that is still a high price to pay given the average monthly salary of $20 or $25 a month.


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(CNN) Car accidents occur at dramatically lower rates among medicated ADHD patients in the United States than among those not taking medicine, according to a study of more than 2.3 million people published Wednesday in JAMA Psychiatry. Previous studies have documented a higher number of car accidents among people with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder. The symptoms of ADHD, a neurodevelopmental disorder, can include an inability to pay attention, impaired impulse control and hyperactivity, which is often expressed as excessive fidgeting, talking or tapping. People with ADHD may have problems with one, some or all of the behaviors. "Core symptoms of ADHD (e.g., inattention and impulsivity) may interfere with the competencies necessary to drive safely, predisposing those with the disorder to greater risk for accidents and injuries," said Zheng Chang, lead author of the study and a researcher in the Department of Medical Epidemiology and Biostatistics at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden.

Hinshaw also noted that "beyond childhood, many individuals with

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- ADHD question the need for medication... there's often the sense that medication is either stigmatizing or stifling of one's creativity or spontaneity."
- Department of Medical Epidemiology and Biostatistics question the need for medication... there's often the sense that medication is either stigmatizing or stifling of one's creativity or spontaneity."
- Female question the need for medication... there's often the sense that medication is either stigmatizing or stifling of one's creativity or spontaneity."
- JAMA Psychiatry question the need for medication... there's often the sense that medication is either stigmatizing or stifling of one's creativity or spontaneity."
- Karolinska Institutet question the need for medication... there's often the sense that medication is either stigmatizing or stifling of one's creativity or spontaneity."
- Sweden question the need for medication... there's often the sense that medication is either stigmatizing or stifling of one's creativity or spontaneity."
- United States question the need for medication... there's often the sense that medication is either stigmatizing or stifling of one's creativity or spontaneity."
- Zheng Chang question the need for medication... there's often the sense that medication is either stigmatizing or stifling of one's creativity or spontaneity."


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PHOENIX, Arizona (CNN) -- Basketball great Charles Barkley began serving a three-day sentence in Arizona's infamous Tent City on Saturday, jailed by the same sheriff whose autobiography he endorsed 12 years ago. Charles Barkley bristled at the implication he should be wearing stripes instead of a red-and-bue sweatsuit. "You come here when you screw up," Barkley said at a news conference hours after he reported at the Maricopa County jail. "I don't blame anybody for this situation but myself." Barkley, 45, pleaded guilty last month to misdemeanor drunken-driving charges stemming from a New Year's Eve arrest after he left a Scottsdale, Arizona, nightclub.

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- Arizona is known for giving inmates old-fashioned, black-and-white-striped uniforms, making some of them live in tents and reinstituting chain gangs, even for women.
- Barkley is known for giving inmates old-fashioned, black-and-white-striped uniforms, making some of them live in tents and reinstituting chain gangs, even for women.
- CNN is known for giving inmates old-fashioned, black-and-white-striped uniforms, making some of them live in tents and reinstituting chain gangs, even for women.
- Charles Barkley is known for giving inmates old-fashioned, black-and-white-striped uniforms, making some of them live in tents and reinstituting chain gangs, even for women.
- Joe Arpaio is known for giving inmates old-fashioned, black-and-white-striped uniforms, making some of them live in tents and reinstituting chain gangs, even for women.
- Maricopa County is known for giving inmates old-fashioned, black-and-white-striped uniforms, making some of them live in tents and reinstituting chain gangs, even for women.
- Maricopa County jail is known for giving inmates old-fashioned, black-and-white-striped uniforms, making some of them live in tents and reinstituting chain gangs, even for women.
- New Year's Eve is known for giving inmates old-fashioned, black-and-white-striped uniforms, making some of them live in tents and reinstituting chain gangs, even for women.
- PHOENIX is known for giving inmates old-fashioned, black-and-white-striped uniforms, making some of them live in tents and reinstituting chain gangs, even for women.
- Scottsdale is known for giving inmates old-fashioned, black-and-white-striped uniforms, making some of them live in tents and reinstituting chain gangs, even for women.
- Tent City is known for giving inmates old-fashioned, black-and-white-striped uniforms, making some of them live in tents and reinstituting chain gangs, even for women.


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(CNN) In Georgia, Haitian-Americans answer phone calls to a hotline they set up for people interested in donating to relief efforts in Haiti. More than 600 miles away, in South Florida, volunteers stream into a warehouse daily, sorting medicine, hygiene products and other items for delivery to the island nation. A medical team led by the Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida lands in Haiti, bound for Aquin, Cavaillon and Les Cayes, three areas hit hard by Hurricane Matthew, according to a coalition called The Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort. Nationwide, Haitian-Americans are leading relief efforts for their home country after Matthew killed hundreds in the southern portion and caused panic over potential rise in cholera outbreaks. Frustrated by what they believe is the lack of progress in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake, some are advocating donating to smaller "Haitian-led" groups, not larger international groups, such as the American Red Cross.

OPTIONS:
- American Red Cross is no more prepared for a disaster today than it was six years ago when I started working in Haiti.
- Americans is no more prepared for a disaster today than it was six years ago when I started working in Haiti.
- Aquin is no more prepared for a disaster today than it was six years ago when I started working in Haiti.
- Cavaillon is no more prepared for a disaster today than it was six years ago when I started working in Haiti.
- Georgia is no more prepared for a disaster today than it was six years ago when I started working in Haiti.
- Haiti is no more prepared for a disaster today than it was six years ago when I started working in Haiti.
- Haitian is no more prepared for a disaster today than it was six years ago when I started working in Haiti.
- Haitian American Hurricane Matthew Relief Effort is no more prepared for a disaster today than it was six years ago when I started working in Haiti.
- Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida is no more prepared for a disaster today than it was six years ago when I started working in Haiti.
- Les Cayes is no more prepared for a disaster today than it was six years ago when I started working in Haiti.
- Matthew is no more prepared for a disaster today than it was six years ago when I started working in Haiti.
- South Florida is no more prepared for a disaster today than it was six years ago when I started working in Haiti.


Complete the passage.

The cold blooded killer who gunned down a reporter and cameraman on live TV yesterday was carrying extra license plates, a wig, sunglasses and a hat when he fled the scene yesterday. Vester Flanagan, otherwise known as Bryce Williams, killed Alison Parker, 24, and Adam Wade at 6.45am yesterday in an apparent revenge killing over perceived discrimination he suffered while working with them at WDBJ-TV. He fled the scene of the killing in a Mustang before switching to a rental car, and police have now revealed that vehicle contained an 'escape kit' including a phone, shawl and bag of supplies.

In court documents from a lawsuit Flanagan filed against the station, Dennison wrote that as

OPTIONS:
- Adam Wade was finally being escorted out by cops, he placed a wooden cross in Dennison's hand and told him, 'You'll need this.'
- Alison Parker was finally being escorted out by cops, he placed a wooden cross in Dennison's hand and told him, 'You'll need this.'
- Bryce Williams was finally being escorted out by cops, he placed a wooden cross in Dennison's hand and told him, 'You'll need this.'
- Flanagan was finally being escorted out by cops, he placed a wooden cross in Dennison's hand and told him, 'You'll need this.'
- Mustang was finally being escorted out by cops, he placed a wooden cross in Dennison's hand and told him, 'You'll need this.'
- Roanoke Virginia was finally being escorted out by cops, he placed a wooden cross in Dennison's hand and told him, 'You'll need this.'
- TV was finally being escorted out by cops, he placed a wooden cross in Dennison's hand and told him, 'You'll need this.'
- Vester Flanagan was finally being escorted out by cops, he placed a wooden cross in Dennison's hand and told him, 'You'll need this.'
- WDBJ was finally being escorted out by cops, he placed a wooden cross in Dennison's hand and told him, 'You'll need this.'


How does the sentence end?

Jamie Carragher believes Chelsea's 3-0 defeat against Premier League rivals Manchester City was partly down to Cesc Fabregas' lack of 'tactical intelligence'. Jose Mourinho's champions suffered an early blow to their title defence with a poor performance at the Etihad as goals from Sergio Aguero, Vincent Kompany and Fernandinho helped City ease to victory on Sunday. And Sportsmail columnist Jamie Carragher believes the lack of defensive discipline shown by midfielders Ramires and Fabregas sent Chelsea on their way to defeat. Speaking on Sky Sports' Monday Night Football, Carragher said: 'Why do you play Ramires? 'Because you've got someone in Cesc Fabregas who is a fantastic footballer, creates goals, scores goals, but he can't defend as we saw in the first 10 seconds when David Silva turns him and puts Sergio Aguero through.

Carragher added: 'If you play him in there [central midfield], Fabregas needs protection from Matic and

OPTIONS:
- Carragher and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- Cesc Fabregas and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- Chelsea and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- City and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- David Silva and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- Etihad and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- Fabregas and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- Fantasy Football and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- Fernandinho and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- Jamie Carragher and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- Jose Mourinho and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- MailOnline and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- Manchester City and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- Night Football and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- Premier League and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- Ramires and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- Sergio Aguero and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- Sky Sports and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- Sportsmail and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.
- Vincent Kompany and he didn't get that, especially from Ramires.


(CNN) Not long ago, retired New York City firefighter James Hanlon and his five-year-old daughter were hanging out in the family garage. The girl spotted an unfamiliar box containing Hanlon's dusty, banged up old firefighter's helmet. "Dada, what's that?" she asked. Hanlon's mind raced back 15 years when he and hundreds of other first responders rushed inside the World Trade Center after terrorists flew hijacked airliners into the North and South Towers. "Oh, that's what Daddy used to do for a living," he explained. She tried to ask a few questions, Hanlon recalled during a recent interview for the documentary, "9/11: Fifteen Years Later."

Losing friends and colleagues has made

OPTIONS:
- Dada feel a "responsibility to live my life the best as I can for those who are not here."
- Daddy feel a "responsibility to live my life the best as I can for those who are not here."
- Fifteen Years Later feel a "responsibility to live my life the best as I can for those who are not here."
- Hanlon feel a "responsibility to live my life the best as I can for those who are not here."
- James Hanlon feel a "responsibility to live my life the best as I can for those who are not here."
- New York City feel a "responsibility to live my life the best as I can for those who are not here."
- North feel a "responsibility to live my life the best as I can for those who are not here."
- South Towers feel a "responsibility to live my life the best as I can for those who are not here."
- World Trade Center feel a "responsibility to live my life the best as I can for those who are not here."


How does the sentence end?

A NCAA basketball star held court on Wednesday - but not for his ball handling skills. Nigel Hayes, 20, a sophomore forward for the Wisconsin Badgers, confidentially sat down to attend a televised press conference at the Staples Center in Los Angeles with two fellow players. But failing to realize the microphone was still running, the 6ft 7in sportsman loudly whispered to his teammate 'God she's beautiful' after spotting 43-year-old Debra Bollman - a stenographer for ASAP Sports - in the crowd. Sports star: Nigel Hayes, a sophomore forward for the Wisconsin Badgers, confidentially sat down to attend a press conference at the Staples Center in Los Angeles with two fellow players

When she's not writing up sports news,

OPTIONS:
- Debra Bollman works as a real estate agent.
- God works as a real estate agent.
- Hayes works as a real estate agent.
- Los Angeles works as a real estate agent.
- NCAA works as a real estate agent.
- Nigel Hayes works as a real estate agent.
- Ohio works as a real estate agent.
- Staples Center works as a real estate agent.
- Toledo works as a real estate agent.
- Wisconsin Badgers works as a real estate agent.


How does this story end?

(CNN) Egypt's Eman Ahmed, believed to be the world's heaviest woman, successfully underwent weight reduction surgery on Tuesday, doctors in India said. "She is very happy, she started dancing in her bed," Dr. Muffazal Lakdawala told CNN. "Her smile has come back." Before she traveled to India for her operation, Eman weighed 1,102 pounds (500 kg) and she'd barely left her bedroom in more than two decades, her family said. Over the last couple of years she'd been confined to her bed after a stroke severely impaired her speech and mobility. "She is battling with her life every single day," Lakdawala told CNN last year. "Right now she is like a living bombshell, which could blow up on her any moment."

Eman was initially refused a visa for

OPTIONS:
- CNN because of her inability to get to the embassy in person, until the process was expedited by India's external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj.
- Egypt because of her inability to get to the embassy in person, until the process was expedited by India's external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj.
- Eman because of her inability to get to the embassy in person, until the process was expedited by India's external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj.
- Eman Ahmed because of her inability to get to the embassy in person, until the process was expedited by India's external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj.
- India because of her inability to get to the embassy in person, until the process was expedited by India's external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj.
- Lakdawala because of her inability to get to the embassy in person, until the process was expedited by India's external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj.
- Muffazal Lakdawala because of her inability to get to the embassy in person, until the process was expedited by India's external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj.


Complete the passage.

Washington (CNN) -- It's almost crunch time. The midterm elections are a little less than seven months away. Up for grabs in November's midterms is control of the U.S. Senate, where Democrats hold a 55-45 majority but are defending 21 of the 36 seats up in November, with half of those seats in red or purple states. Democrats need a net gain of 17 seats this November to win back control of the Republican-led House of Representatives, a feat that political handicappers say is unlikely in part because of the shrinking number of competitive congressional districts. And don't forget the battle in the states, where three dozen governorships are at stake. The GOP is defending 22 of the 36 seats up for grabs in November.

The 2008

OPTIONS:
- CNN vice presidential nominee still carries a lot of pull with many on the right.
- Democrats vice presidential nominee still carries a lot of pull with many on the right.
- GOP vice presidential nominee still carries a lot of pull with many on the right.
- House of Representatives vice presidential nominee still carries a lot of pull with many on the right.
- Obamacare vice presidential nominee still carries a lot of pull with many on the right.
- Republican vice presidential nominee still carries a lot of pull with many on the right.
- Supreme Court vice presidential nominee still carries a lot of pull with many on the right.
- U.S. Senate vice presidential nominee still carries a lot of pull with many on the right.
- Washington vice presidential nominee still carries a lot of pull with many on the right.


Complete the passage.

The militant Unite union was facing embarrassment last night over claims it ‘sacked’ an activist for complaining about being hired on a zero-hours contract. Former lecturer Martyn Reuby won the first round in his legal battle against Unite, after a tribunal ruled that he had been employed to teach its courses. The employment tribunal ruling is a major embarrassment to the union, which has led the campaign against the use of zero-hours contracts, which it says amount to ‘exploitation’. Ed Miliband was left embarrassed today after Labour's biggest backer was accused of employing workers on zero-hours contracts It is also a blow to Ed Miliband, who has received more than £13million from Unite since becoming leader in 2010.

Unite, which is appealing the judgment, claimed it did not employ Mr

OPTIONS:
- Ed Miliband, who had a series of short-term contracts from colleges, which did not guarantee any minimum hours.
- Labour, who had a series of short-term contracts from colleges, which did not guarantee any minimum hours.
- Martyn Reuby, who had a series of short-term contracts from colleges, which did not guarantee any minimum hours.
- Union, who had a series of short-term contracts from colleges, which did not guarantee any minimum hours.
- Unite, who had a series of short-term contracts from colleges, which did not guarantee any minimum hours.


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

Washington (CNN) -- How things change. In 2008, after a bruising primary battle with Hillary Clinton, then-Sen. Barack Obama was on the outs with former President Bill Clinton. This election cycle, Clinton is one of Obama's most visible surrogates. Obama and Clinton were to appear together Monday night at three New York City fundraisers, which are expected to bring in millions of dollars. In April, the two appeared side by side at the home of longtime Clinton supporter and former Democratic National Committee Chairman Terry McAuliffe, raising $2.1 million for the Obama campaign and the DNC. Clinton and Obama hit up the Big Apple

"I have a general rule, which is that whatever he asked me about my advice, and whatever I say, should become public only if he decides to make it public,"

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama told reporters then.
- Big Apple told reporters then.
- Bill Clinton told reporters then.
- CNN told reporters then.
- Clinton told reporters then.
- DNC told reporters then.
- Democratic National Committee told reporters then.
- Hillary Clinton told reporters then.
- New York City told reporters then.
- Obama told reporters then.
- Romney told reporters then.
- Rust Belt told reporters then.
- Southern told reporters then.
- Terry McAuliffe told reporters then.
- Washington told reporters then.


How does the sentence end?

Little Horse Puzzle, Wild Animal Quiz for Kids and Summer Beach Basketball Mania: these innocent-sounding videogames have been spiked in a classification crackdown by the Australian government. These are among more than 200 games effectively banned by the Australian government this year, alongside more blood-soaked titles like Sniper 3D Assault Zombie, Street of Death and Survival Contract. Other games deemed not suitable for Australians include: Police Dog: Crime City Chase, Hobo Simulator, AK-47 Simulator, League of Guessing, Pocket Pool Pro, Charming Cheerleader Girl, Police Bus for Criminals and Pong Retro. Minister of Justice Michael Keenan's office said the banning-spree is a result of changes to how games are classified in Australia.

A rating and consumer advice specific to

OPTIONS:
- AK-47 Simulator is then designed.
- Australia is then designed.
- Australian is then designed.
- Australians is then designed.
- Charming Cheerleader Girl is then designed.
- Crime City Chase is then designed.
- Games is then designed.
- Hobo Simulator is then designed.
- Justice is then designed.
- League of Guessing is then designed.
- Little Horse Puzzle is then designed.
- Michael Keenan is then designed.
- Pocket Pool Pro is then designed.
- Police Bus for Criminals is then designed.
- Police Dog is then designed.
- Pong Retro is then designed.
- Sniper 3D Assault Zombie is then designed.
- Street of Death and Survival Contract is then designed.
- Summer Beach Basketball Mania is then designed.
- Wild Animal Quiz is then designed.
- Wild Animal Quiz for Kids is then designed.


Complete the passage.

Former Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar thinks Steven Gerrard's head is already in Los Angeles after he received his marching orders against Manchester United on Sunday. The Liverpool captain will leave Anfield in the summer to play for LA Galaxy in the USA, and got sent off in his final clash with Manchester United after just 38 seconds of being on the pitch. Gerrard came steaming into a challenge with Juan Mata initally, before an off-the-ball stamp on Ander Herrera resulted in a straight red card from referee Martin Atkinson. Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard apologised to his team-mates and fans after being sent off on Sunday

'I know that Gerrard’s heart is in

OPTIONS:
- Ander Herrera, and always will be, but his head unfortunately is in Los Angeles.
- Anfield, and always will be, but his head unfortunately is in Los Angeles.
- Bruce Grobbelaar, and always will be, but his head unfortunately is in Los Angeles.
- Gerrard, and always will be, but his head unfortunately is in Los Angeles.
- Juan Mata, and always will be, but his head unfortunately is in Los Angeles.
- LA Galaxy, and always will be, but his head unfortunately is in Los Angeles.
- Liverpool, and always will be, but his head unfortunately is in Los Angeles.
- Los Angeles, and always will be, but his head unfortunately is in Los Angeles.
- Manchester United, and always will be, but his head unfortunately is in Los Angeles.
- Martin Atkinson, and always will be, but his head unfortunately is in Los Angeles.
- Steven Gerrard, and always will be, but his head unfortunately is in Los Angeles.
- USA, and always will be, but his head unfortunately is in Los Angeles.


K-9 units entered the sewer system on Friday as law enforcement followed leads that the escaped murderers could have gone underground following their extraordinary prison break almost a week ago. New York State K-9 officer Matt Ross and his German shepherd Buck sloshed through human waste feet under the streets of Dannemora, New York. But officers were tight-lipped about exactly what they were looking for as the hunt for escaped killers, David Sweat and Richard Matt, entered the seventh day. Buck was underground for some five minutes below Emmons Street which runs alongside the maximum security Clinton Correctional Facility which the two men broke out of a week ago.

The hundreds of state, federal and local officers conducting the search spent Thursday slogging through a swampy patch of woods just east of

OPTIONS:
- Buck, three miles from the prison, after investigators had received tips that the convicts were in the area.
- Cadyville, three miles from the prison, after investigators had received tips that the convicts were in the area.
- Clinton Correctional Facility, three miles from the prison, after investigators had received tips that the convicts were in the area.
- Dannemora, three miles from the prison, after investigators had received tips that the convicts were in the area.
- David Sweat, three miles from the prison, after investigators had received tips that the convicts were in the area.
- Emmons Street, three miles from the prison, after investigators had received tips that the convicts were in the area.
- German, three miles from the prison, after investigators had received tips that the convicts were in the area.
- K-9, three miles from the prison, after investigators had received tips that the convicts were in the area.
- Matt Ross, three miles from the prison, after investigators had received tips that the convicts were in the area.
- New York, three miles from the prison, after investigators had received tips that the convicts were in the area.
- New York State, three miles from the prison, after investigators had received tips that the convicts were in the area.
- Richard Matt, three miles from the prison, after investigators had received tips that the convicts were in the area.
- State Route 374, three miles from the prison, after investigators had received tips that the convicts were in the area.


How does this story end?

Surrey director of cricket Alec Stewart has praised Kevin Pietersen's 'outstanding' character, but admitted the batsman's chances of an England return are slim. Pietersen has rejoined Surrey to play in LV= County Championship Division Two in a bid to win a Test recall for the Ashes this summer. The 34-year-old was sacked by the England and Wales Cricket Board after the 2013-14 Ashes whitewash, but Stewart revealed he has never had any problems with his attitude. Kevin Pietersen has been hailed for his 'outstanding character' by Surrey chief Alec Stewart Pietersen shared a picture of himself celebrating Australia's World Cup win with James Faulkner

Stewart accepted, though, that Pietersen's hopes of playing for

OPTIONS:
- Alec Stewart again were likely to be dashed.
- Ashes again were likely to be dashed.
- Australia again were likely to be dashed.
- ECB again were likely to be dashed.
- England again were likely to be dashed.
- England and Wales Cricket Board again were likely to be dashed.
- James Faulkner again were likely to be dashed.
- Kevin Pietersen again were likely to be dashed.
- LV= County Championship Division Two again were likely to be dashed.
- Pietersen again were likely to be dashed.
- Stewart again were likely to be dashed.
- Surrey again were likely to be dashed.
- Test again were likely to be dashed.
- World Cup again were likely to be dashed.


(CNN) A suspect in shootings in Maryland and Delaware on Wednesday that left three people dead and three others injured was caught in Delaware after a manhunt, authorities said. Radee Labeeb Prince, 37, is accused of killing three people and wounding two others at his job in Maryland on Wednesday morning. Police say he shot a sixth person about two hours later at a Wilmington, Delaware, car dealership. In the late afternoon, authorities zeroed in on the suspected gunman's vehicle -- a 2008 black GMC Acadia SUV -- about 15 miles from the scene of the second shooting. A tipster saw Prince leave the SUV and walk toward Glasgow High School in Newark, Delaware, said Wilmington Police Chief Robert Tracy.

The recovered weapon matched the caliber of shells found at the

OPTIONS:
- ATF crime scene, the law enforcement source said.
- Delaware crime scene, the law enforcement source said.
- GMC Acadia SUV crime scene, the law enforcement source said.
- Glasgow High School crime scene, the law enforcement source said.
- Maryland crime scene, the law enforcement source said.
- Newark crime scene, the law enforcement source said.
- Prince crime scene, the law enforcement source said.
- Radee Labeeb Prince crime scene, the law enforcement source said.
- Robert Tracy crime scene, the law enforcement source said.
- SUV crime scene, the law enforcement source said.
- Wilmington crime scene, the law enforcement source said.
- Wilmington Police crime scene, the law enforcement source said.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

There is a picture-postcard quality to Frinton-on-Sea, with its golden sands, Victorian-style beach huts and famous esplanade, where crowds of day-trippers spend the summer months laying out picnic blankets and licking ice creams. The genteel Essex town (population 5,500) has a station, six schools, seven churches, 27 restaurants and cafes and, to the delight of many residents of its comfortable retirement chalets, the UK’s 11th best golf club. Yet something has recently been missing — something very important. Because for most of the past year, Frinton has not had a single full-time GP. There are more than 8,000 men, women and children registered at the Caradoc Surgery, the only NHS facility in town. Yet when the Daily Mail visited last month, there were no qualified doctors on its staff.

Indeed, having historically been served by four full-time GPs,

OPTIONS:
- Caradoc Surgery residents complained that they were struggling to see a doctor at all.
- Daily Mail residents complained that they were struggling to see a doctor at all.
- England residents complained that they were struggling to see a doctor at all.
- Essex residents complained that they were struggling to see a doctor at all.
- Frinton residents complained that they were struggling to see a doctor at all.
- GPs residents complained that they were struggling to see a doctor at all.
- NHS residents complained that they were struggling to see a doctor at all.
- Sea residents complained that they were struggling to see a doctor at all.
- UK residents complained that they were struggling to see a doctor at all.
- Victorian residents complained that they were struggling to see a doctor at all.


Write the next sentence.

West Des Moines, Iowa (CNN) Donald Trump had every reason to feel optimistic Monday. His poll numbers were up; he had secured two prominent endorsements in the space of a week; and even the weather seemed to be cooperating, with a snowstorm coming in from the west expected to hold off until after midnight. Sarah Palin endorses Donald Trump And then, he lost, coming in second to Ted Cruz. Trump spent January in full-on attack mode against Cruz. Trump questioned whether Cruz qualifies as a "natural-born citizen" eligible to serve as president. He went after the evangelical vote, winning the endorsement of Liberty University President Jerry Falwell, Jr., but didn't back up the appeals with a ground game. And then he sat out the final debate, opting for a rally across town at the same time.

With

OPTIONS:
- CNN's win and Marco Rubio's much stronger-than-expected finish Monday night, Trump now urgently confronts the danger of the Florida senator chipping away at his establishment backing in upcoming contests.
- Cruz's win and Marco Rubio's much stronger-than-expected finish Monday night, Trump now urgently confronts the danger of the Florida senator chipping away at his establishment backing in upcoming contests.
- Donald Trump's win and Marco Rubio's much stronger-than-expected finish Monday night, Trump now urgently confronts the danger of the Florida senator chipping away at his establishment backing in upcoming contests.
- Iowa's win and Marco Rubio's much stronger-than-expected finish Monday night, Trump now urgently confronts the danger of the Florida senator chipping away at his establishment backing in upcoming contests.
- Jerry Falwell's win and Marco Rubio's much stronger-than-expected finish Monday night, Trump now urgently confronts the danger of the Florida senator chipping away at his establishment backing in upcoming contests.
- Jr.'s win and Marco Rubio's much stronger-than-expected finish Monday night, Trump now urgently confronts the danger of the Florida senator chipping away at his establishment backing in upcoming contests.
- Liberty University's win and Marco Rubio's much stronger-than-expected finish Monday night, Trump now urgently confronts the danger of the Florida senator chipping away at his establishment backing in upcoming contests.
- Sarah Palin's win and Marco Rubio's much stronger-than-expected finish Monday night, Trump now urgently confronts the danger of the Florida senator chipping away at his establishment backing in upcoming contests.
- Ted Cruz's win and Marco Rubio's much stronger-than-expected finish Monday night, Trump now urgently confronts the danger of the Florida senator chipping away at his establishment backing in upcoming contests.
- Trump's win and Marco Rubio's much stronger-than-expected finish Monday night, Trump now urgently confronts the danger of the Florida senator chipping away at his establishment backing in upcoming contests.
- West Des Moines's win and Marco Rubio's much stronger-than-expected finish Monday night, Trump now urgently confronts the danger of the Florida senator chipping away at his establishment backing in upcoming contests.


Crafty marketing ploys are tricking consumers into paying premium prices for poor food choices, consumer group Choice says. The advocacy group analysed the nutritional profile of 117 products marketing themselves as healthy and found a mixed bag when it came to assessing their health performance. The Choice investigation looked at products including McCain frozen pasta meals and Weight Watchers risotto, finding that products marketed as 'healthy' often received the same health rating as a regular product but they came with a hefty price markup. McCain Healthy Choice Italian Beef and Chia Meatballs with Wholemeal Spaghetti costs $1.85 per 100g, compared to McCain Spaghetti Bolognese which costs $1.50 per 100g but does not have 'healthy' branding.

Choice also compared

OPTIONS:
- Chia Meatballs sweet potato and pumpkin risotto with Woolworths Select chicken and mushroom risotto, finding there was a 87 per cent price markup on the Weight Watchers meal despite the fact both items have a 3.5 star rating.
- Choice sweet potato and pumpkin risotto with Woolworths Select chicken and mushroom risotto, finding there was a 87 per cent price markup on the Weight Watchers meal despite the fact both items have a 3.5 star rating.
- McCain sweet potato and pumpkin risotto with Woolworths Select chicken and mushroom risotto, finding there was a 87 per cent price markup on the Weight Watchers meal despite the fact both items have a 3.5 star rating.
- McCain Spaghetti Bolognese sweet potato and pumpkin risotto with Woolworths Select chicken and mushroom risotto, finding there was a 87 per cent price markup on the Weight Watchers meal despite the fact both items have a 3.5 star rating.
- Weight Watchers sweet potato and pumpkin risotto with Woolworths Select chicken and mushroom risotto, finding there was a 87 per cent price markup on the Weight Watchers meal despite the fact both items have a 3.5 star rating.
- Wholemeal Spaghetti sweet potato and pumpkin risotto with Woolworths Select chicken and mushroom risotto, finding there was a 87 per cent price markup on the Weight Watchers meal despite the fact both items have a 3.5 star rating.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Despite bellicose rhetoric coming from US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, analysts say there are no signs the US is planning a first strike on North Korea or that Kim will make good on threats to hit the US territory of Guam. The US military isn't in any position right now to strike North Korea with the kind of campaign that would be needed to bring battlefield success and would need weeks, if not months, to sort out the logistics, analysts say. Mark Hertling, a retired US Army general and CNN analyst, said the tens of thousands of US civilians, many of them military dependents, would first need to be evacuated from South Korea.

"Launching a missile at

OPTIONS:
- CNN is not something he can get away with.
- Donald Trump is not something he can get away with.
- Guam is not something he can get away with.
- Kim is not something he can get away with.
- Kim Jong Un is not something he can get away with.
- Mark Hertling is not something he can get away with.
- North Korea is not something he can get away with.
- North Korean is not something he can get away with.
- South Korea is not something he can get away with.
- US is not something he can get away with.
- US Army is not something he can get away with.


Caracas, Venezuela (CNN) Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro lashed out at the United States on Monday night after President Trump called him a "dictator" and US officials slapped the leader with sanctions over a controversial election. "You are either with Trump or you are with Venezuela. You are either with Trump or with democracy," Maduro told Venezuelans as he received the first official results from Sunday's election establishing a new legislative body made up entirely of his supporters. Maduro said Trump is "making the biggest mistake of his life in messing" with the country. Earlier, US national security adviser H.R. McMaster said Maduro "joins a very exclusive club," comparing him to leaders such as Syria's Bashar al-Assad and North Korea's Kim Jong Un. The sanctions by the US Treasury Department froze Maduro's assets subject to US jurisdiction and barred US citizens from dealing with him.

The sanctions sent a clear signal of the Trump administration's opposition to

OPTIONS:
- AG's regime.
- CNN's regime.
- Caracas's regime.
- Maduro's regime.
- Nicolás Maduro's regime.
- Trump's regime.
- US's regime.
- United States's regime.
- Venezuela's regime.
- Venezuelan's regime.
- Venezuelans's regime.


How does this story end?

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

"

OPTIONS:
- Arnaldo Eliud Rios Soto is a human being who is entitled to live in the community."
- Charles Kinsey is a human being who is entitled to live in the community."
- Florida is a human being who is entitled to live in the community."
- Kinsey is a human being who is entitled to live in the community."
- North Miami is a human being who is entitled to live in the community."
- Rios is a human being who is entitled to live in the community."


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Apple has reversed its payment policy after Taylor Swift said she would refuse to allow the company to stream her album 1989. The superstar penned an open letter on Sunday morning, shaming the tech giant for its 'shocking' decision not to pay artists during a three-month free trial offered to subscribers. After hours of negotiations, the firm made a U-turn and will now pay every musician whose work is featured during the trial, which starts on June 30. 'We hear you @taylorswift13 and indie artists,' wrote Apple vice president Eddy Cue on Twitter, after he personally phoned the platinum-selling singer to deliver the news.

OPTIONS:
- Apple is set to go worldwide at the end of June, with monthly subscriptions costing $9.99 - or $14.99 for a family of up to six people.
- Artists is set to go worldwide at the end of June, with monthly subscriptions costing $9.99 - or $14.99 for a family of up to six people.
- Eddy Cue is set to go worldwide at the end of June, with monthly subscriptions costing $9.99 - or $14.99 for a family of up to six people.
- Singer is set to go worldwide at the end of June, with monthly subscriptions costing $9.99 - or $14.99 for a family of up to six people.
- Swift is set to go worldwide at the end of June, with monthly subscriptions costing $9.99 - or $14.99 for a family of up to six people.
- Taylor Swift is set to go worldwide at the end of June, with monthly subscriptions costing $9.99 - or $14.99 for a family of up to six people.
- Tumblr is set to go worldwide at the end of June, with monthly subscriptions costing $9.99 - or $14.99 for a family of up to six people.
- Twitter is set to go worldwide at the end of June, with monthly subscriptions costing $9.99 - or $14.99 for a family of up to six people.
- U is set to go worldwide at the end of June, with monthly subscriptions costing $9.99 - or $14.99 for a family of up to six people.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A crazed political protester has been sentenced to 12 years jail for slashing the face of a U.S. ambassador in a bloody public attack in the South Korean capital. Kim Ki-jong was today sentenced for the shocking March assault, which left U.S. ambassador Mark Lippert, 42, covered in blood from knife wounds to his arm and face. The ambassador was attending a breakfast forum in Seoul when Kim launched himself at him, slicing at Lippert's face and arm as he raised his hand to protect himself. Handed down a 12 year prison sentence, Kim was convicted of attempted murder, assaulting a foreign envoy and obstruction.

Following the attack, Mr Obama called Ambassador

OPTIONS:
- Kim to check in on his condition.
- Kim Ki to check in on his condition.
- Lippert to check in on his condition.
- Mark Lippert to check in on his condition.
- North Korea to check in on his condition.
- Seoul to check in on his condition.
- South Korean to check in on his condition.
- Today Kim to check in on his condition.
- U.S. to check in on his condition.


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

Andros Townsend has warned Premier League defences they will not be able to tame goal-scoring 'animal' Harry Kane next season. Kane started the season as Tottenham's third-choice striker - but by the end of May he was known as one of the most feared young forwards in Europe. The 21-year-old was named PFA Young Player of the Year after finding the net 32 times. The most memorable goal in his collection came on March 27 when, just 79 seconds into his England debut at Wembley, he headed home Raheem Sterling's cross to round off a 4-0 victory over Lithuania.

They both played for famed youth team Ridgeway Rovers before joining

OPTIONS:
- Andros Townsend's academy, and attended schools in Chingford just two miles apart.
- England's academy, and attended schools in Chingford just two miles apart.
- Europe's academy, and attended schools in Chingford just two miles apart.
- Harry Kane's academy, and attended schools in Chingford just two miles apart.
- Ireland's academy, and attended schools in Chingford just two miles apart.
- Kane's academy, and attended schools in Chingford just two miles apart.
- Lithuania's academy, and attended schools in Chingford just two miles apart.
- PFA's academy, and attended schools in Chingford just two miles apart.
- PFA Young Player of the Year's academy, and attended schools in Chingford just two miles apart.
- Premier League's academy, and attended schools in Chingford just two miles apart.
- Raheem Sterling's academy, and attended schools in Chingford just two miles apart.
- Slovenia's academy, and attended schools in Chingford just two miles apart.
- Tottenham's academy, and attended schools in Chingford just two miles apart.
- Townsend's academy, and attended schools in Chingford just two miles apart.
- Wembley's academy, and attended schools in Chingford just two miles apart.


How does the sentence end?

Saudi Arabia will not rule out building nuclear weapons to defend itself against Iran, its ambassador to the United States has said. Adel Al-Jubeir told CNN the 'kingdom of Saudi Arabia will take whatever measures are necessary to protect its security'. Iranian officials are due to meet with world leaders to negotiate a relief in sanctions against the country in return for Tehran curbing its nuclear programme. But Al-Jubeir claimed that other countries in the Middle East are 'concerned' about the prospect of Iran developing nuclear weapons. The Gulf nation and its allies today launched airstrikes against Houthi rebels inside Yemen for a second day straight - in a move it claims protects its southern border from attack.

Some experts believe the escalating conflict in Yemen (pictured) is turning into a proxy war between the

OPTIONS:
- Adel Al-Jubeir's and Yemen
- Al-Jubeir's and Yemen
- CNN's and Yemen
- Gulf's and Yemen
- Houthi's and Yemen
- Iran's and Yemen
- Iranian's and Yemen
- Middle East's and Yemen
- Saudi's and Yemen
- Saudi Arabia's and Yemen
- Tehran's and Yemen
- US's and Yemen
- United States's and Yemen
- Yemen's and Yemen


Complete the passage.

(CNN) -- Two former U.S. Border Patrol agents -- whose cases became flashpoints in the controversy over border security -- were released early from prison Tuesday, one of their attorneys and a congressman said. An artist's sketch shows Ignacio Ramos, left, and Jose Compean. The agents were convicted in 2006 of shooting and wounding an unarmed illegal immigrant and then covering it up. President George W. Bush issued commutations for both men during his final days in office last month. Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean had received 11- and 12-year prison sentences, respectively. After the commutation, their prison sentences were set to end March 20.

After March 20,

OPTIONS:
- Border Patrol will be on "supervised release" -- similar to probation -- for up to three years, Botsford said.
- Bush will be on "supervised release" -- similar to probation -- for up to three years, Botsford said.
- CNN will be on "supervised release" -- similar to probation -- for up to three years, Botsford said.
- George W. Bush will be on "supervised release" -- similar to probation -- for up to three years, Botsford said.
- Ignacio Ramos will be on "supervised release" -- similar to probation -- for up to three years, Botsford said.
- Jose Compean will be on "supervised release" -- similar to probation -- for up to three years, Botsford said.
- U.S. will be on "supervised release" -- similar to probation -- for up to three years, Botsford said.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Where once there was structure and order to Chelsea, now there is simply rank indiscipline. At Upton Park, for the last time, they were added to West Ham’s victims. Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City have all fallen to Slaven Bilic’s men; now Jose Mourinho’s team. Yet Mourinho lost more than the match on Saturday. Dignity was also sacrificed amidst a chaotic breakdown of order which saw six players booked, one sent off and Mourinho and his assistant Silvino Louro also dismissed. And whilst they can claim a degree of bad luck - they had one effort ruled out by the tiniest margin on the goal-line review and another wrongly disallowed for offside - they were principally the authors of their own misfortune.

He was determined to talk about the game, yet saw his players’ good efforts overshadowed by the mini-drama series which is unfolding at

OPTIONS:
- Andy Carroll.
- Arsenal.
- Chelsea.
- Dignity.
- Gary Cahill.
- Jose Mourinho.
- Liverpool.
- Manchester City.
- Mauro Zarate.
- Mourinho.
- Nemanja Matic.
- Silvino Louro.
- Slaven Bilic.
- Upton Park.
- West Ham.


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

(CNN) Temporary barriers appeared to prevent serious flooding Tuesday in Iowa's second-largest city, but officials are warning thousands of evacuated Cedar Rapids residents to stay away for a couple more days. "It's not time yet to go back to life as usual, but we're getting close," City Manager Jeff Pomeranz told reporters late Tuesday morning after the Cedar River crested there just above 22 feet -- 6 feet above what is considered major flood stage. "It's not over yet, but we're feeling very good ... that this temporary system that we built" will protect the city of more than 120,000 people, Pomeranz said.

OPTIONS:
- Cedar Rapids city workers, contractors, volunteers and National Guard troops had hastily erected a system of temporary walls, levees and 250,000 sandbags around the city over the weekend -- and it appeared to be holding, officials said Tuesday.
- Cedar River city workers, contractors, volunteers and National Guard troops had hastily erected a system of temporary walls, levees and 250,000 sandbags around the city over the weekend -- and it appeared to be holding, officials said Tuesday.
- Iowa city workers, contractors, volunteers and National Guard troops had hastily erected a system of temporary walls, levees and 250,000 sandbags around the city over the weekend -- and it appeared to be holding, officials said Tuesday.
- Jeff Pomeranz city workers, contractors, volunteers and National Guard troops had hastily erected a system of temporary walls, levees and 250,000 sandbags around the city over the weekend -- and it appeared to be holding, officials said Tuesday.
- National Guard city workers, contractors, volunteers and National Guard troops had hastily erected a system of temporary walls, levees and 250,000 sandbags around the city over the weekend -- and it appeared to be holding, officials said Tuesday.
- Pomeranz city workers, contractors, volunteers and National Guard troops had hastily erected a system of temporary walls, levees and 250,000 sandbags around the city over the weekend -- and it appeared to be holding, officials said Tuesday.


Write the next sentence.

If you believe Samoa have nothing left to play for when they face Scotland in their final World Cup group match then think again. As well as personal pride, there are 190,000 reasons – the total population of the South Sea Islands – why they want to end their tournament on a high. Rugby is like a religion back on Samoa where the fans have been inconsolable since their heroes crashed out following Saturday's loss to Japan. On his arrival in Newcastle on Monday, scrum-half Kahn Fotualii immediately warned Vern Cotter's men of their need to find some solace from what has been a difficult campaign.

We have all come up here to

OPTIONS:
- Japan desperate to win.'
- Kahn Fotualii desperate to win.'
- Newcastle desperate to win.'
- Rugby World Cup desperate to win.'
- Samoa desperate to win.'
- Samoans desperate to win.'
- Scotland desperate to win.'
- South Sea Islands desperate to win.'
- Vern Cotter desperate to win.'
- World Cup desperate to win.'


Liverpool's pursuit of Christian Benteke has hit an impasse until Aston Villa give them an indication they will be prepared to drop their asking price from the £32.5million buy-out clause. Anfield manager Brendan Rodgers is keen to bring in a new centre forward to boost their tally of 52 Premier League goals last season – the lowest total in the top-seven. Benteke remains of interest but there has been no dialogue with Villa or bid and that is likely to remain the case unless the Midlands club show a willingness to reduce their valuation. The Merseysiders looked at Sevilla's Carlos Bacca but he has agreed to join AC Milan after the Premier League side decided the whole package for the Colombian striker with transfer fee, wages and agents fee was too costly.

They will continue to look for other options up front while a deal for

OPTIONS:
- AC Milan remains difficult.
- Anfield remains difficult.
- Aston Villa remains difficult.
- Belgian remains difficult.
- Benteke remains difficult.
- Brendan Rodgers remains difficult.
- Carlos Bacca remains difficult.
- Christian Benteke remains difficult.
- Colombian remains difficult.
- Liverpool remains difficult.
- Merseysiders remains difficult.
- Midlands remains difficult.
- Premier League remains difficult.
- Sevilla remains difficult.
- Villa remains difficult.


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

If you were placed in a room with a button and told not to press it, could you fight the temptation? A current Reddit thread is testing its users resolve to do just this by placing a clickable button next to a 60-second timer. When The Button is clicked, the timer resets and it is not yet known what happens when the clock reaches zero because no-one can resist clicking it. More than 730,285 Reddit users have pressed The Button (pictured) since the California firm launched its r/thebutton thread on April Fool's Day. It is not yet known what happens when the timer reaches zero and users can only click The Button once

One wrote: 'I am becoming obsessed with

OPTIONS:
- April Fool's Day,' while another said: 'This "button" thing on Reddit is driving me nuts.
- Button,' while another said: 'This "button" thing on Reddit is driving me nuts.
- California,' while another said: 'This "button" thing on Reddit is driving me nuts.
- Reddit,' while another said: 'This "button" thing on Reddit is driving me nuts.
- The Button,' while another said: 'This "button" thing on Reddit is driving me nuts.


How does the sentence end?

Washington (CNN) Alan Futerfas is a New York-based criminal attorney with who has frequently represented clients in organized crime and cybersecurity cases -- and he's also the new lawyer for Donald Trump Jr. Trump Jr., under increased scrutiny amid revelations that he met last year with a Russian lawyer pertaining to "information that would incriminate" Hillary Clinton, has hired Futerfas to represent him. While in law school, Futerfas worked for attorney Jay Goldberg, who also represented Donald Trump in his previous divorce cases. When news first broke of Trump Jr.'s involvement in the pre-election meeting with a Russian lawyer, Futerfas said in a statement that it was "much ado about nothing." The statement also called the period of May to early June 2016 "an intensely busy time" for Trump Jr.

A year later, Futerfas opened up his own practice, a small law firm in

OPTIONS:
- Alan Futerfas that focuses on white-collar investigations and prosecutions.
- CNN that focuses on white-collar investigations and prosecutions.
- Futerfas that focuses on white-collar investigations and prosecutions.
- New York that focuses on white-collar investigations and prosecutions.
- Russian that focuses on white-collar investigations and prosecutions.
- Trump Jr. that focuses on white-collar investigations and prosecutions.
- Washington that focuses on white-collar investigations and prosecutions.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- Twin brothers David and Jason Benham have lost their opportunity to host their own HGTV show. The brothers ran afoul of the network after the site Right Wing Watch published a post about the pair, labeling David Benham as an "anti-gay, anti-choice extremist" for reportedly leading a prayer rally in 2012 outside of the Democratic National Convention held in Charlotte, North Carolina. The site posted a recording of Benham talking to a talk show host about "homosexuality and its agenda that is attacking the nation" and "demonic ideologies" taking hold in colleges and public schools. Benham also discusses the fight for North Carolina's Amendment One, which involved a ban on same-sex marriage and civil unions in the state constitution.

"They got to know us a little better and then they made a judgment call, recognizing that

OPTIONS:
- Amendment One and I have no hate in our heart for anyone.
- Benham and I have no hate in our heart for anyone.
- CNN and I have no hate in our heart for anyone.
- Charlotte and I have no hate in our heart for anyone.
- David and I have no hate in our heart for anyone.
- David Benham and I have no hate in our heart for anyone.
- Democratic National Convention and I have no hate in our heart for anyone.
- HGTV and I have no hate in our heart for anyone.
- Jason Benham and I have no hate in our heart for anyone.
- North Carolina and I have no hate in our heart for anyone.
- Pair and I have no hate in our heart for anyone.
- Right Wing Watch and I have no hate in our heart for anyone.
- Twin and I have no hate in our heart for anyone.


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Iraqi warplanes and artillery began pounding Tikrit this morning as 30,000 troops and irregulars prepared to attack the city, a stronghold of the Islamic State insurgency. The operation in the birthplace of former dictator Saddam Hussein was announced last night by Iraq's prime minister, who urged soldiers and government-backed Shiite militias to spare civilians. Speaking from Samarra, the other main city in Salaheddin province, Haider al-Abadi appeared to be addressing fears of reprisals against the Tikrit area's mainly Sunni population. Scroll down for video Attack: Volunteer Shiite fighters, who are supporting the Iraqi government forces in the fight against the Islamic State group fire a howitzer artillery canon in the village of Awaynat near the city of Tikrit

The arrival of many thousands of Shiite fighters in the mainly

OPTIONS:
- Awaynat city of Tikrit risks inflaming sectarian divisions
- Baghdad city of Tikrit risks inflaming sectarian divisions
- Haider al-Abadi city of Tikrit risks inflaming sectarian divisions
- Iraq city of Tikrit risks inflaming sectarian divisions
- Iraqi city of Tikrit risks inflaming sectarian divisions
- Islamic State city of Tikrit risks inflaming sectarian divisions
- Saddam Hussein city of Tikrit risks inflaming sectarian divisions
- Salaheddin city of Tikrit risks inflaming sectarian divisions
- Samarra city of Tikrit risks inflaming sectarian divisions
- Shiite city of Tikrit risks inflaming sectarian divisions
- Sunni city of Tikrit risks inflaming sectarian divisions
- Tikrit city of Tikrit risks inflaming sectarian divisions
- Volunteer Shiite city of Tikrit risks inflaming sectarian divisions


Find the right ending to this passage.

At two kilometres in circumference and protected by an imposing 12-metre wall, the Ming Dynasty's 'Martial City' had a reputation that struck fear into opposing armies. So much so that battle plans would be drawn up to specifically give the castle at Zhangjiakou, in China's northern Hebei province, a wide berth. Now archaeologists have begun a daunting project to restore the once-mighty site to something approaching it previous glory, in particular the dilapidated outer wall that repelled every attack which invading Mongolian armies could throw at it. Among the works being carried out at Wanquan Castle is the restoration of the fortress' dilapidated outer wall

The Ming Dynasty ruled China for 276 years, between the years 1368 and 1644, and is often described as the last of the great

OPTIONS:
- Castle dynasties.
- China dynasties.
- Chinese dynasties.
- Fortress dynasties.
- Hebei dynasties.
- Martial City dynasties.
- Ming Dynasty dynasties.
- Mongolian dynasties.
- Wanquan Castle dynasties.
- Zhangjiakou dynasties.


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

A family was reduced to tears when they arrived at their hotel in Malta to find all three outdoor swimming pools had no water in them. The Pindars, mother Claire, father Mark, and children eight-year-old Louis and six-year-old Sid, had booked an eight-day all-inclusive stay at the four-star Seabanks Resort and Spa. The Northampton family were looking forward to sun and relaxation around the pool after booking through holiday specialists On The Beach. However to their shock, they discovered all the outdoor pools were out of service, and all that was available was a heavily restricted indoor area. Speaking to MailOnline Travel, mother Claire said: 'When we go away, the pool facilities are often the dealbreaker; but when we booked this hotel we were excited at the opportunities it would offer.

'The children ran off, excited to go and check everything out,' Mrs

OPTIONS:
- Claire continued.
- Louis continued.
- MailOnline Travel continued.
- Malta continued.
- Mark continued.
- Northampton continued.
- On The Beach continued.
- Pindar continued.
- Pindars continued.
- Seabank Resort & Spa Hotel continued.
- Seabanks continued.
- Seabanks Resort continued.
- Sid continued.
- Spa continued.


Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers was the only person who thought Steven Gerrard should not start against Manchester United, says Paul Scholes. Gerrard was on the substitutes' bench until half-time at Anfield on Sunday, and was sent off after just 38 seconds of coming on for stamping on Ander Herrera. Scholes feels it could have been a different game had Gerrard started, and that being a substitute only added to his frustration leading up to his red card. Here is the stamp from Steven Gerrard on Ander Herrera after both players had competed for the ball Gerrard clearly puts all his downwards force into Herrera's right leg after the pair collided

'

OPTIONS:
- Ander Herrera were brilliant in the first half, but if they had been up against Gerrard then it might have been different.
- Anfield were brilliant in the first half, but if they had been up against Gerrard then it might have been different.
- Brendan Rodgers were brilliant in the first half, but if they had been up against Gerrard then it might have been different.
- Gerrard were brilliant in the first half, but if they had been up against Gerrard then it might have been different.
- Herrera were brilliant in the first half, but if they had been up against Gerrard then it might have been different.
- Liverpool were brilliant in the first half, but if they had been up against Gerrard then it might have been different.
- Manchester United were brilliant in the first half, but if they had been up against Gerrard then it might have been different.
- Paul Scholes were brilliant in the first half, but if they had been up against Gerrard then it might have been different.
- Scholes were brilliant in the first half, but if they had been up against Gerrard then it might have been different.
- Steven Gerrard were brilliant in the first half, but if they had been up against Gerrard then it might have been different.


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

Tokyo (CNN) Japanese millennials just aren't having sex. That's according to a government survey published last week, claiming that 42% of men and 44.2% of women -- almost half of Japan's millennial singles aged between 18 to 34 -- are virgins. While some prefer it that way, others would like their fortunes to change, with 85.7% of men and 89.3% of women harboring hopes of marriage in the future. The survey did not look at same-sex partners. Japan's lack of interest in sex is blamed on everything from a stagnant economy to Japanese manga fans favoring fantasy over reality. Changing social norms

OPTIONS:
- CNN has one of the world's lowest birthrates and is home to a severely aging population, with a recent survey finding 34.6 million Japanese aged over 65.
- Japan has one of the world's lowest birthrates and is home to a severely aging population, with a recent survey finding 34.6 million Japanese aged over 65.
- Japanese has one of the world's lowest birthrates and is home to a severely aging population, with a recent survey finding 34.6 million Japanese aged over 65.
- Tokyo has one of the world's lowest birthrates and is home to a severely aging population, with a recent survey finding 34.6 million Japanese aged over 65.


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

Nick Cannon has signed and sealed a deal to write a tell-all book about his marriage to Mariah Carey -  and she is furious about him betraying her. Mariah rejected Nick's numerous demands for a $30 million divorce settlement so now he's writing the book — saying he plans get his payday for being married to her one way or another - and there is nothing she can do about it because he already signed the deal last week with major publishing company Simon and Schuster. Simon & Schuster has confirmed to Daily Mail Online that the book is being published by Gallery Books, an imprint of the high-powered publisher.

'

OPTIONS:
- Daily Mail Online says it is what they agreed to in the prenup before they got married.
- Gallery Books says it is what they agreed to in the prenup before they got married.
- Mariah says it is what they agreed to in the prenup before they got married.
- Mariah Carey says it is what they agreed to in the prenup before they got married.
- Nick says it is what they agreed to in the prenup before they got married.
- Nick Cannon says it is what they agreed to in the prenup before they got married.
- Simon & Schuster says it is what they agreed to in the prenup before they got married.
- Simon and Schuster says it is what they agreed to in the prenup before they got married.


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New York (CNN) -- It was the most vivid, and unexpected, confrontation of Wednesday's State of the Union address. It happened when President Obama said this: "Last week, the Supreme Court reversed a century of law to open the floodgates for special interests -- including foreign corporations -- to spend without limit in our elections." In the audience, Justice Samuel Alito, President Bush's second appointee to the Supreme Court, could be seen shaking his head and saying, it appeared, "Not true, not true." Who's right? As for what the court decided in Citizens United v. FEC, Obama seems to be right -- mostly. In a 5-4 decision, written by Justice Anthony Kennedy and joined by Alito, the court held that corporations, labor unions and other organizations had the right under the First Amendment to spend unlimited amounts of money to influence the outcomes of elections.

When the President-elect

OPTIONS:
- Alito made a courtesy call on the justices shortly before his inauguration last year, Alito was the only member of the court not to attend.)
- Anthony Kennedy made a courtesy call on the justices shortly before his inauguration last year, Alito was the only member of the court not to attend.)
- Bush made a courtesy call on the justices shortly before his inauguration last year, Alito was the only member of the court not to attend.)
- CNN made a courtesy call on the justices shortly before his inauguration last year, Alito was the only member of the court not to attend.)
- Citizens United made a courtesy call on the justices shortly before his inauguration last year, Alito was the only member of the court not to attend.)
- FEC made a courtesy call on the justices shortly before his inauguration last year, Alito was the only member of the court not to attend.)
- First Amendment made a courtesy call on the justices shortly before his inauguration last year, Alito was the only member of the court not to attend.)
- Jeffrey Toobin made a courtesy call on the justices shortly before his inauguration last year, Alito was the only member of the court not to attend.)
- New York made a courtesy call on the justices shortly before his inauguration last year, Alito was the only member of the court not to attend.)
- Obama made a courtesy call on the justices shortly before his inauguration last year, Alito was the only member of the court not to attend.)
- Samuel Alito made a courtesy call on the justices shortly before his inauguration last year, Alito was the only member of the court not to attend.)
- State of the Union made a courtesy call on the justices shortly before his inauguration last year, Alito was the only member of the court not to attend.)
- Supreme Court made a courtesy call on the justices shortly before his inauguration last year, Alito was the only member of the court not to attend.)
- Toobin made a courtesy call on the justices shortly before his inauguration last year, Alito was the only member of the court not to attend.)


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

A six-year-old Massachusetts boy has raised thousands of dollars for cancer research, by playing 100 holes of golf in one day, paying tribute to a classmate who died of the disease. Ryan McGuire, of Foxborough, completed the golf marathon Wednesday at MGA Links at Mamantapett, a par-3 course in Norton, the Sun Chronicle of Attleboro reported. Ryan played the 100 holes as a way to remember his friend Danny Nickerson, who died in April from diffuse intrinsic pontine giloma (DIPG), according to the newspaper. The Sun Chronicle reported Ryan's mother is Golf Fights Cancer's program director. The group has a day-long program where 100 holes are completed, the newspaper explained.

OPTIONS:
- DIPG's mother, Cheryl McGuire, told WCVB: 'Our first goal was $2500.
- Danny's mother, Cheryl McGuire, told WCVB: 'Our first goal was $2500.
- Danny Nickerson's mother, Cheryl McGuire, told WCVB: 'Our first goal was $2500.
- Foxborough's mother, Cheryl McGuire, told WCVB: 'Our first goal was $2500.
- Golf Fights Cancer's mother, Cheryl McGuire, told WCVB: 'Our first goal was $2500.
- MGA Links's mother, Cheryl McGuire, told WCVB: 'Our first goal was $2500.
- Mamantapett's mother, Cheryl McGuire, told WCVB: 'Our first goal was $2500.
- Massachusetts's mother, Cheryl McGuire, told WCVB: 'Our first goal was $2500.
- Norton's mother, Cheryl McGuire, told WCVB: 'Our first goal was $2500.
- Ryan's mother, Cheryl McGuire, told WCVB: 'Our first goal was $2500.
- Ryan McGuire's mother, Cheryl McGuire, told WCVB: 'Our first goal was $2500.
- Sun Chronicle of Attleboro's mother, Cheryl McGuire, told WCVB: 'Our first goal was $2500.
- The Sun Chronicle's mother, Cheryl McGuire, told WCVB: 'Our first goal was $2500.


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A pilot's union alleges that Allegiant Air fired a pilot accusing him of trying to make the airline 'look bad' after he made an emergency landing in June. The pilot, who the union did not identify publicly because of confidentiality concerns, made an emergency landing on June 8 at St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport after reporting smoke in the cabin, the Tampa Bay Times reported. However, the airline told the Federal Aviation Administration in a report that mechanics couldn't find any defects with the plane in question. At the time of the emergency landing on Flight 864, four passengers and a flight attendant suffered minor injuries while evacuating the plane. The flight, carrying 141 passengers, was heading to Maryland.

OPTIONS:
- Airline officials declined to comment on the firing or the union's allegations.
- Allegiant Air officials declined to comment on the firing or the union's allegations.
- Clearwater International Airport officials declined to comment on the firing or the union's allegations.
- FAA officials declined to comment on the firing or the union's allegations.
- Federal Aviation Administration officials declined to comment on the firing or the union's allegations.
- Flight 864 officials declined to comment on the firing or the union's allegations.
- Maryland officials declined to comment on the firing or the union's allegations.
- Pilot's officials declined to comment on the firing or the union's allegations.
- St. Pete officials declined to comment on the firing or the union's allegations.
- Tampa Bay Times officials declined to comment on the firing or the union's allegations.