How does the sentence end?

Paul Lambert has only 'good things' to say about Aston Villa, the club he left last month after a disappointing run of games. The 45-year-old replaced Alex McLeish at the helm of the Premier League club in June 2012 but following a poor run of results, which left Villa in the bottom three, the club parted company with the Scot and later appointed Tim Sherwood as his successor. He told BBC's Football Focus: 'I don't have any bad things about Aston Villa. It's a brilliant football club as everybody knows. Paul Lambert says he only has 'good things' to say about Aston Villa despite his sacking in Feburary

Defeat by

OPTIONS:
- Alex McLeish saw Lambert's Villa move into the relegation zone and he was subsequently sacked
- Aston Villa saw Lambert's Villa move into the relegation zone and he was subsequently sacked
- BBC saw Lambert's Villa move into the relegation zone and he was subsequently sacked
- Bayern Munich saw Lambert's Villa move into the relegation zone and he was subsequently sacked
- Borussia Dortmund saw Lambert's Villa move into the relegation zone and he was subsequently sacked
- Football Focus saw Lambert's Villa move into the relegation zone and he was subsequently sacked
- Germany saw Lambert's Villa move into the relegation zone and he was subsequently sacked
- Hull saw Lambert's Villa move into the relegation zone and he was subsequently sacked
- Lambert saw Lambert's Villa move into the relegation zone and he was subsequently sacked
- Paul Lambert saw Lambert's Villa move into the relegation zone and he was subsequently sacked
- Premier League saw Lambert's Villa move into the relegation zone and he was subsequently sacked
- Scot saw Lambert's Villa move into the relegation zone and he was subsequently sacked
- Tim Sherwood saw Lambert's Villa move into the relegation zone and he was subsequently sacked
- UEFA Pro Licence saw Lambert's Villa move into the relegation zone and he was subsequently sacked
- Villa saw Lambert's Villa move into the relegation zone and he was subsequently sacked


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(CNN) She spoke out on behalf of young undocumented immigrants like herself who want legal status. Now she's in the custody of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Daniela Vargas, 22, was arrested Wednesday after sharing her family's story -- including her father and brother's arrest last month by ICE officers -- during a news conference in Jackson, Mississippi. Moments before her arrest by ICE, Vargas had advocated for young people who, like herself, were brought to the US illegally as children, then qualified for a temporary reprieve from deportation under the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, known as DACA. Recipients often are called DREAMers, a reference to the DREAM Act, which if approved by Congress would give DACA participants permanent legal status.

"

OPTIONS:
- Argentina agents tracked her down and knocked on her window.
- CNN agents tracked her down and knocked on her window.
- Congress agents tracked her down and knocked on her window.
- DACA agents tracked her down and knocked on her window.
- DREAM Act agents tracked her down and knocked on her window.
- DREAMers agents tracked her down and knocked on her window.
- Daniela Vargas agents tracked her down and knocked on her window.
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals agents tracked her down and knocked on her window.
- ICE agents tracked her down and knocked on her window.
- Jackson agents tracked her down and knocked on her window.
- Mississippi agents tracked her down and knocked on her window.
- Obama agents tracked her down and knocked on her window.
- US agents tracked her down and knocked on her window.
- US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents tracked her down and knocked on her window.
- United States agents tracked her down and knocked on her window.
- Vargas agents tracked her down and knocked on her window.


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(CNN) An Australian woman killed last weekend by Minneapolis police "didn't have to die," the city's police chief said Thursday. "This should not have happened," Chief Janeé Harteau said in her first public comments since Justine Ruszczyk, 40, was killed Saturday, minutes after calling police to report a possible sexual assault near her home. "On our squad cars, you will find the words: 'To protect with courage and serve with compassion.' This did not happen." Harteau couldn't address the fatal shooting in person earlier because she was away backpacking in the mountains and could not return sooner, she said. The police chief said she spoke to Ruszczyk's fiancé on Thursday morning and told him the shooting shouldn't have happened. She also pledged to strengthen the department's body camera policy, including exploring new technology that could activate officers' body cameras when their squad car lights are turned on.

In recounting her conversation with Damond, Harteau said

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- Australia's fiancé expressed concern and fear the community may have in calling 911.
- Australian's fiancé expressed concern and fear the community may have in calling 911.
- Harteau's fiancé expressed concern and fear the community may have in calling 911.
- Janeé Harteau's fiancé expressed concern and fear the community may have in calling 911.
- Justine's fiancé expressed concern and fear the community may have in calling 911.
- Justine Ruszczyk's fiancé expressed concern and fear the community may have in calling 911.
- Minneapolis's fiancé expressed concern and fear the community may have in calling 911.
- Ruszczyk's fiancé expressed concern and fear the community may have in calling 911.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump is still Donald Trump. But a week into his dramatic transition from leading a revolt against the Republican hierarchy to becoming the presumptive Republican nominee, Trump seems caught between two versions of himself. He's the political bulldozer familiar from the primary season, remorselessly probing the weaknesses of his rivals -- both Republicans and Democrats -- in a constant cycle of confrontation. But he is also becoming a more conventional candidate as he staffs up a vice presidential search and moves from a self-funding financing model for his campaign toward traditional fundraising. Trump needs cash, but GOP donors not opening their wallets

And at the risk of alienating supporters who embraced his vows to self-fund his primary campaign, Trump has started the process of courting big

OPTIONS:
- CNN donors.
- Democrats donors.
- Donald Trump donors.
- GOP donors.
- Republican donors.
- Republicans donors.
- Trump donors.
- Washington donors.


(CNN) Researchers in Brazil announced Thursday the "presence of the Zika virus" in Culex mosquitoes (the common house mosquito) in the eastern city of Recife. The findings were released with a word of caution: "The obtained data will require additional studies in order to assess the potential participation of Culex in the spread of Zika and its role in the epidemic." Researchers collected 500 mosquitoes and divided them into pools of between 1 and 10 mosquitoes. They found the virus in three pools of mosquitoes. The presence of the virus in these mosquitoes does not mean they can transmit the virus.

Velayudhan said the same mosquito-control measures used against Aedes mosquitoes work against

OPTIONS:
- Brazil quinquefasciatus mosquitoes, the species identified in this study.
- CNN quinquefasciatus mosquitoes, the species identified in this study.
- Culex quinquefasciatus mosquitoes, the species identified in this study.
- Recife quinquefasciatus mosquitoes, the species identified in this study.
- Zika quinquefasciatus mosquitoes, the species identified in this study.


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(CNN) Jennifer Allison didn't know how long her baby might survive after being born. When she was 20 weeks pregnant, the doctor told her that her daughter, Sky, would be born with heterotaxy, a series of defects affecting the heart, intestines, spleen and other organs. They gave the baby a 15-20% chance of surviving her first year and warned Allison that even if her daughter made it through that, she may not survive the toddler years. Allison, a nurse and mother of two other young children, decided to "carry Sky as far as she wanted to go." She reached out to documentary photographer Ash Adams, aware of her documentary body of work on birth in Alaska. Allison didn't know how much time she'd have with Sky and thought she'd like to have something documented of what time she did have with her. She told Adams that she wanted Sky's birth story to be shared and be a part of something bigger.

"

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- Adams has struggled to just be a baby and toddler, struggled to develop like any other baby in spite of her often lower-than-normal oxygen saturations, inpatient hospitalizations and physical recovery times," Adams said.
- Alaska has struggled to just be a baby and toddler, struggled to develop like any other baby in spite of her often lower-than-normal oxygen saturations, inpatient hospitalizations and physical recovery times," Adams said.
- Allison has struggled to just be a baby and toddler, struggled to develop like any other baby in spite of her often lower-than-normal oxygen saturations, inpatient hospitalizations and physical recovery times," Adams said.
- Ash Adams has struggled to just be a baby and toddler, struggled to develop like any other baby in spite of her often lower-than-normal oxygen saturations, inpatient hospitalizations and physical recovery times," Adams said.
- CNN has struggled to just be a baby and toddler, struggled to develop like any other baby in spite of her often lower-than-normal oxygen saturations, inpatient hospitalizations and physical recovery times," Adams said.
- Jennifer Allison has struggled to just be a baby and toddler, struggled to develop like any other baby in spite of her often lower-than-normal oxygen saturations, inpatient hospitalizations and physical recovery times," Adams said.
- Sky has struggled to just be a baby and toddler, struggled to develop like any other baby in spite of her often lower-than-normal oxygen saturations, inpatient hospitalizations and physical recovery times," Adams said.


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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Members of the Senate Finance Committee met Tuesday with treasury secretary nominee Tim Geithner over concerns involving his personal taxes and the immigration status of a former housekeeper, transition officials said. Timothy Geithner has been nominated for the post of treasury secretary in the Obama administration. The Geithners employed a housekeeper whose employment authorization document expired about three months before she stopped working for them in October 2005, according to a written statement from the Senate Finance Committee. Later, the housekeeper, who is married to a U.S. citizen, was granted a green card, transition officials said. The second concern involves Geithner's taxes while he worked for the International Monetary Fund (IMF). According to a statement released by the committee, Geithner failed to pay self-employment taxes while the IMF paid him from 2001 to 2004.

After

OPTIONS:
- CNN nominated him for treasury secretary, Geithner voluntarily amended his taxes for 2001 and 2002, paying $25,970 for those taxes and interest, the committee said.
- Geithner nominated him for treasury secretary, Geithner voluntarily amended his taxes for 2001 and 2002, paying $25,970 for those taxes and interest, the committee said.
- Geithners nominated him for treasury secretary, Geithner voluntarily amended his taxes for 2001 and 2002, paying $25,970 for those taxes and interest, the committee said.
- Housekeeper nominated him for treasury secretary, Geithner voluntarily amended his taxes for 2001 and 2002, paying $25,970 for those taxes and interest, the committee said.
- IMF nominated him for treasury secretary, Geithner voluntarily amended his taxes for 2001 and 2002, paying $25,970 for those taxes and interest, the committee said.
- International Monetary Fund nominated him for treasury secretary, Geithner voluntarily amended his taxes for 2001 and 2002, paying $25,970 for those taxes and interest, the committee said.
- Obama nominated him for treasury secretary, Geithner voluntarily amended his taxes for 2001 and 2002, paying $25,970 for those taxes and interest, the committee said.
- Senate Finance Committee nominated him for treasury secretary, Geithner voluntarily amended his taxes for 2001 and 2002, paying $25,970 for those taxes and interest, the committee said.
- Tim Geithner nominated him for treasury secretary, Geithner voluntarily amended his taxes for 2001 and 2002, paying $25,970 for those taxes and interest, the committee said.
- Timothy Geithner nominated him for treasury secretary, Geithner voluntarily amended his taxes for 2001 and 2002, paying $25,970 for those taxes and interest, the committee said.
- U.S. nominated him for treasury secretary, Geithner voluntarily amended his taxes for 2001 and 2002, paying $25,970 for those taxes and interest, the committee said.
- WASHINGTON nominated him for treasury secretary, Geithner voluntarily amended his taxes for 2001 and 2002, paying $25,970 for those taxes and interest, the committee said.
- White House nominated him for treasury secretary, Geithner voluntarily amended his taxes for 2001 and 2002, paying $25,970 for those taxes and interest, the committee said.


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(CNN) Debbie Wasserman Schultz's stewardship of the Democratic National Committee has been under fire through most of the presidential primary process. Now, on the eve of the party's convention, Wasserman Schultz is facing pressure to resign, and will have no major role on the convention stage, after Wikileaks released nearly 20,000 DNC emails that bolster Sanders' supporters' claims that the party favored Clinton. One email appears to show DNC staffers asking how they can reference Bernie Sanders' faith to weaken him in the eyes of Southern voters. Another seems to depict an attorney advising the committee on how to defend Hillary Clinton against an accusation by the Sanders campaign of not living up to a joint fundraising agreement.

The emails were leaked from the accounts of seven

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Sanders officials, Wikileaks said.
- CNN officials, Wikileaks said.
- Clinton officials, Wikileaks said.
- DNC officials, Wikileaks said.
- Debbie Wasserman Schultz officials, Wikileaks said.
- Democratic National Committee officials, Wikileaks said.
- Hillary Clinton officials, Wikileaks said.
- Sanders officials, Wikileaks said.
- Southern officials, Wikileaks said.
- Wasserman Schultz officials, Wikileaks said.
- Wikileaks officials, Wikileaks said.


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(CNN) New battleground state polls released Monday find Hillary Clinton with the advantage in New Hampshire and Pennsylvania with hours to go before Election Day. New Hampshire The CNN polling average in New Hampshire now has Clinton with a 3-point edge (44% to 41%) over Republican opponent Donald Trump following a new poll's released Sunday showing the Democratic presidential nominee with an 11-point lead. The poll from the University of New Hampshire, released Monday, found Clinton ahead of Trump 49% to 38%. Libertarian Gary Johnson registered 6% in the poll, and Green Party candidate Jill Stein drew 1%. Four percent said they remain undecided.

According to the poll, Trump and Clinton "will end the election cycle historically unpopular among

OPTIONS:
- CNN voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Clinton voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Democratic voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Donald Trump voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Election Day voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Gary Johnson voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Green Party voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Hillary Clinton voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Jill Stein voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Libertarian voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- New Hampshire voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Pennsylvania voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Republican voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- Trump voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.
- University of New Hampshire voters," with both candidates registering negative favorability ratings: -14% for Clinton, and -36% for Trump.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) In their final meeting before pivotal nominating contests Tuesday in Ohio and Florida, the four remaining Republican presidential candidates are sharing a debate stage once again -- this time in Miami, where CNN's Jake Tapper takes the reins as moderator. Here are a few of the most memorable lines from Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and John Kasich. (For the blow-by-blow, check out the CNN live blog.) Trump makes the case he's bringing in new voters to the GOP: "One of the biggest political events anywhere in the world is happening right now with the Republican Party. Millions and millions of people are going out to the polls and they are voting. ... The Republican establishment, or whatever you want to call it, should embrace what's happening."

OPTIONS:
- CNN blames protesters for the rash of violence at his rallies: "We have some protesters who are bad dudes, they have done some bad things.
- Croatia blames protesters for the rash of violence at his rallies: "We have some protesters who are bad dudes, they have done some bad things.
- Donald Trump blames protesters for the rash of violence at his rallies: "We have some protesters who are bad dudes, they have done some bad things.
- Florida blames protesters for the rash of violence at his rallies: "We have some protesters who are bad dudes, they have done some bad things.
- GOP blames protesters for the rash of violence at his rallies: "We have some protesters who are bad dudes, they have done some bad things.
- Jake Tapper blames protesters for the rash of violence at his rallies: "We have some protesters who are bad dudes, they have done some bad things.
- John Kasich blames protesters for the rash of violence at his rallies: "We have some protesters who are bad dudes, they have done some bad things.
- Kasich blames protesters for the rash of violence at his rallies: "We have some protesters who are bad dudes, they have done some bad things.
- Marco Rubio blames protesters for the rash of violence at his rallies: "We have some protesters who are bad dudes, they have done some bad things.
- Miami blames protesters for the rash of violence at his rallies: "We have some protesters who are bad dudes, they have done some bad things.
- Ohio blames protesters for the rash of violence at his rallies: "We have some protesters who are bad dudes, they have done some bad things.
- Republican blames protesters for the rash of violence at his rallies: "We have some protesters who are bad dudes, they have done some bad things.
- Republican Party blames protesters for the rash of violence at his rallies: "We have some protesters who are bad dudes, they have done some bad things.
- Rubio blames protesters for the rash of violence at his rallies: "We have some protesters who are bad dudes, they have done some bad things.
- Social Security blames protesters for the rash of violence at his rallies: "We have some protesters who are bad dudes, they have done some bad things.
- Ted Cruz blames protesters for the rash of violence at his rallies: "We have some protesters who are bad dudes, they have done some bad things.
- Trump blames protesters for the rash of violence at his rallies: "We have some protesters who are bad dudes, they have done some bad things.


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It's three years since Olympic champion Victoria Pendleton retired from professional cycling but, as MailOnline discovered during a visit to a London gym last week, she still looks as fit as ever. The 34-year-old used to push herself to her limit in training and racing to secure European, World, Commonwealth and Olympic titles on the track during her successful career. No longer driven by winning gold medals, Pendleton is now is training to be a jockey and has a workout regime that is not for the faint-hearted. 'It took me two years to get back on the bike and go for a ride because I wanted to,' she told MailOnline.

'I use the Reformer for 10 minutes to half hour a few times a week,'

OPTIONS:
- Cheltenham explains.
- European explains.
- London explains.
- MailOnline explains.
- Olympic explains.
- Olympics explains.
- Pendleton explains.
- Pilates explains.
- Victoria Pendleton explains.
- World explains.
- World, Commonwealth explains.


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Teachers should be allowed to show Prophet Mohammed cartoons in school as part of a national curriculum on the Europe massacres caused by the images, Danish politicians have said. In January, 12 people at the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo which reprinted Danish cartoons, and later created some of their own, were shot dead in a jihadist attack on their Paris offices. And the Danish newspaper which originally printed 12 satirical cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed in 2005 sparked protests in parts of the Islamic world. The paper received death threats. In January, Cherif and Said Kouachi (pictured) shot 12 people dead in a jihadist attack on the Charlie Hebdo offices in revenge for the paper printing cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed

'Politically we don't regulate the details of what students are taught, that's an old tradition to make sure that

OPTIONS:
- Charlie Hebdo schools are kept free from political interference.'
- Cherif schools are kept free from political interference.'
- Danish schools are kept free from political interference.'
- Europe schools are kept free from political interference.'
- French schools are kept free from political interference.'
- Islamic schools are kept free from political interference.'
- Paris schools are kept free from political interference.'
- Prophet Mohammed schools are kept free from political interference.'
- Said Kouachi schools are kept free from political interference.'


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Less than a month after sharing her inspiring story, Madeline Stuart has been contacted by more than seven fashion brands as well as multiple make-up and accessory companies who want her to model their products. But the 18-year-old Brisbane teenager, who has Down Syndrome, has not forgotten her real pursuit – to change the stigma around disability - according to her mother Rosanne, who insists that Maddy's life has barely changed since she made international headlines. 'We've had a lot off offers and Maddy is loving it, but it hasn't fazed us much - I've just lost a bit of sleep trying to deal with everything,' Rosanne told Daily Mail Australia.

The brave teenager's popularity surged when

OPTIONS:
- Brisbane first published an article about how she turned her life around by making changes to her routine and including a number of sports in her weekly schedule to become fitter and healthier.
- Daily Mail Australia first published an article about how she turned her life around by making changes to her routine and including a number of sports in her weekly schedule to become fitter and healthier.
- Down first published an article about how she turned her life around by making changes to her routine and including a number of sports in her weekly schedule to become fitter and healthier.
- Down Syndrome first published an article about how she turned her life around by making changes to her routine and including a number of sports in her weekly schedule to become fitter and healthier.
- Maddy first published an article about how she turned her life around by making changes to her routine and including a number of sports in her weekly schedule to become fitter and healthier.
- Madeline Stuart first published an article about how she turned her life around by making changes to her routine and including a number of sports in her weekly schedule to become fitter and healthier.
- Rosanne first published an article about how she turned her life around by making changes to her routine and including a number of sports in her weekly schedule to become fitter and healthier.


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(CNN) The Hubble Space Telescope has captured images of glowing auroras over Jupiter just days before NASA's new Juno spaceship arrives to orbit the gas giant. "These auroras are very dramatic and among the most active I have ever seen," said Jonathan Nichols from the University of Leicester, UK, and principal investigator of the study. "It almost seems as if Jupiter is throwing a fireworks party for the imminent arrival of Juno," Nichols said in press release. The new Hubble images show bluish lights that appear to dance over Jupiter's poles. NASA says the observations of the auroras were supported by measurements made by Juno, which starts orbiting Jupiter on Monday, July 4.

The new observations and measurements from Hubble and

OPTIONS:
- Hubble will help scientists understand how the sun and other sources influence auroras on Jupiter.
- Hubble Space Telescope will help scientists understand how the sun and other sources influence auroras on Jupiter.
- Jonathan Nichols will help scientists understand how the sun and other sources influence auroras on Jupiter.
- Juno will help scientists understand how the sun and other sources influence auroras on Jupiter.
- Jupiter will help scientists understand how the sun and other sources influence auroras on Jupiter.
- NASA will help scientists understand how the sun and other sources influence auroras on Jupiter.
- Nichols will help scientists understand how the sun and other sources influence auroras on Jupiter.
- UK will help scientists understand how the sun and other sources influence auroras on Jupiter.
- University of Leicester will help scientists understand how the sun and other sources influence auroras on Jupiter.


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(CNN) -- The body found in a creek near Indianapolis is not missing Indiana University student Lauren Spierer, a medical official said Tuesday. Forensic tests found no link to Spierer and have determined the body belongs to an African-American female, said Alfarena Ballew, chief deputy coroner for Marion County. Officials believe the decomposed body had been in the creek for about two and a half weeks before it was discovered on Sunday. Bloomington police have been searching for Spierer, a 20-year-old sophomore, since June 2, when she was last seen leaving a sports bar after a night out with friends.

OPTIONS:
- African-American described her daughter as a sweet, bubbly girl.
- Alfarena Ballew described her daughter as a sweet, bubbly girl.
- Bloomington described her daughter as a sweet, bubbly girl.
- CNN described her daughter as a sweet, bubbly girl.
- DNA described her daughter as a sweet, bubbly girl.
- Indiana University described her daughter as a sweet, bubbly girl.
- Indianapolis described her daughter as a sweet, bubbly girl.
- Lauren Spierer described her daughter as a sweet, bubbly girl.
- Marion County described her daughter as a sweet, bubbly girl.
- Spierer described her daughter as a sweet, bubbly girl.


Write the last sentence in this story.

LONDON, England (CNN)  -- British soldier Phil Packer was told a year ago that he would never walk again, but on Saturday he finished the London Marathon. Londoners applaud Maj. Phil Packer, who was told he'd never walk again. He completed the race 13 days after it started, walking on crutches for two miles a day -- the most his doctor would allow -- in order to raise money for charity. Flanked by cheering soldiers and supporters, an obviously emotional Packer had defied medical opinion after his lower spine was badly injured in the aftermath of a rocket attack on his base in Basra, Iraq, in February 2008.

OPTIONS:
- Basra is far from alone; the six-year war in Iraq has disabled thousands of people.
- British is far from alone; the six-year war in Iraq has disabled thousands of people.
- CNN is far from alone; the six-year war in Iraq has disabled thousands of people.
- England is far from alone; the six-year war in Iraq has disabled thousands of people.
- Iraq is far from alone; the six-year war in Iraq has disabled thousands of people.
- LONDON is far from alone; the six-year war in Iraq has disabled thousands of people.
- London Marathon is far from alone; the six-year war in Iraq has disabled thousands of people.
- Londoners is far from alone; the six-year war in Iraq has disabled thousands of people.
- Packer is far from alone; the six-year war in Iraq has disabled thousands of people.
- Phil Packer is far from alone; the six-year war in Iraq has disabled thousands of people.


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(CNN) -- Union workers armed with an estimated 1.5 million signatures converged on Washington on Wednesday, demanding that Congress pass their highest-priority legislation. Union chief Andy Stern wants workers to have another way to organize besides relying on a secret ballot. They are lobbying for the Employee Free Choice Act. The legislation would allow a company's employees to openly sign a card demanding a union and then, if a majority sign, the company involved would have 90 days to negotiate. The act would also stiffen federal laws that bar employers from intimidating or firing workers who try to bring in a union.

He said his workers don't want a union, because they make more in pay and benefits without having to pay

OPTIONS:
- Andy Stern's labor dues.
- Bill's labor dues.
- CNN's labor dues.
- Congress's labor dues.
- Employee Free Choice Act's labor dues.
- Union's labor dues.
- Washington's labor dues.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) There is currently less sea ice surrounding the Antarctic continent than at any point since reliable records began in 1979. "As of Tuesday, it looks like we hit a new record low in the satellite era," Mark Serreze, the director of the National Snow and Ice Data Center, said. It wasn't too long ago -- less than 3 years to be exact -- that Antarctica was in a multiyear stretch of record highs for sea ice. This fact was frequently trumpeted by climate change skeptics as evidence against global warming. Using the Antarctic sea ice maximum as "evidence" to counter the realities of climate change might always have been considered "thin," but that argument has now melted away.

Meier believes that it is the changes in winds in particular that are the main driver behind the recent collapse in sea ice cover in

OPTIONS:
- Antarctic.
- Antarctica.
- Mark Serreze.
- National Snow and Ice Data Center.


How does this story end?

(CNN) The United States launched a military strike Thursday on a Syrian government airbase in response to a chemical weapons attack that killed dozens of civilians earlier in the week. On President Donald Trump's orders, US warships launched 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles at the airbase that was home to the warplanes that carried out the chemical attacks, US officials said. Latest: Russia condemns Syria missile strike ordered by Trump The strike is the first direct military action taken by the US against the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the country's six-year civil war. It represents a substantial escalation of the US military campaign in the region, and could be interpreted by the Syrian government as an act of war.

"While we all condemn the atrocities in

OPTIONS:
- Assad, the United States was not attacked," Paul said.
- Bashar al, the United States was not attacked," Paul said.
- Donald Trump, the United States was not attacked," Paul said.
- Russia, the United States was not attacked," Paul said.
- Syria, the United States was not attacked," Paul said.
- Syrian, the United States was not attacked," Paul said.
- Tomahawk, the United States was not attacked," Paul said.
- Trump, the United States was not attacked," Paul said.
- US, the United States was not attacked," Paul said.
- United States, the United States was not attacked," Paul said.


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The White House is reportedly considering a new power play in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that would paint Benjamin Netanyahu into a corner just days after his stunning come-from-behind victory in his country's hotly contested elections. In the final days of campaigning, Netanyahu vowed in an historic U-turn that his government would never agree to the creation of a Palestinian state. But now President Barack Obama is contemplating using the United Nations as a trump card to force the issue. Under a plan outlined by Foreign Policy magazine, the U.S. State Department would ease away from decades of opposition to a Security Council resolution demanding peace talks and a final rapprochement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority.

The 2015 budget appropriations bill, signed by Obama, explicitly prohibited funding for the

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- Benjamin Netanyahu if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- Congress if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- Foreign Policy magazine if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- International Criminal Court if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- Israel if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- Israeli if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- Netanyahu if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- Obama if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- PA if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- Palestine if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- Palestinian if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- Palestinian Authority if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- Palestinians if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- Security Council if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- U.S. State Department if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- UN Security Council if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- US if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- United Nations if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.
- White House if it were to initiate – or even actively support – an ICC probe related to war crimes accusations against Israel.


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In a small room in Luis Suarez’s home in Uruguay he has assembled a collection of medals and mementoes from his career. Until about a month ago it was a relatively modest archive with a Steven Gerrard jersey taking pride of place. On it, the former Liverpool captain has written ‘To the best I’ve played with’. There are around 50 other shirts, some newspaper cuttings, and a handmade trophy showing a player diving to make a save. It was a tribute from grateful Uruguay fans after his match-saving handball on the goal-line in the 2010 World Cup quarter-final against Ghana.

As a nine-year-old in

OPTIONS:
- Barca, Suarez called at a shop on the way to a game and shoved a 50-cent coin down his sock.
- Barcelona, Suarez called at a shop on the way to a game and shoved a 50-cent coin down his sock.
- Berlin, Suarez called at a shop on the way to a game and shoved a 50-cent coin down his sock.
- Ghana, Suarez called at a shop on the way to a game and shoved a 50-cent coin down his sock.
- Juventus, Suarez called at a shop on the way to a game and shoved a 50-cent coin down his sock.
- Liverpool, Suarez called at a shop on the way to a game and shoved a 50-cent coin down his sock.
- Luis Suarez, Suarez called at a shop on the way to a game and shoved a 50-cent coin down his sock.
- Steven Gerrard, Suarez called at a shop on the way to a game and shoved a 50-cent coin down his sock.
- Suarez, Suarez called at a shop on the way to a game and shoved a 50-cent coin down his sock.
- Uruguay, Suarez called at a shop on the way to a game and shoved a 50-cent coin down his sock.
- Uruguayan, Suarez called at a shop on the way to a game and shoved a 50-cent coin down his sock.
- World Cup, Suarez called at a shop on the way to a game and shoved a 50-cent coin down his sock.


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Beijing, China (CNN) -- Can Lee Kai Fu make innovation work in China? Lee is the former president of Google in China who left the Internet search giant last Fall just months before the company's high profile scuffle with the Chinese government over censorship rules and alleged hacker attacks. That furor raised Lee's international profile, but the 48-year-old is now fully focused on the future, hoping to inject a new spirit of innovation into Chinese business with his investment and incubation company Innovation Works. "People expect Innovation Works to be magical," said Lee during an interview with CNN in June at his company's offices, located just across the street from Google's China headquarters.

"If there's blame,

OPTIONS:
- Apple's choice to enter the Chinese market might have just been a mistake from the very beginning."
- Beijing's choice to enter the Chinese market might have just been a mistake from the very beginning."
- CNN's choice to enter the Chinese market might have just been a mistake from the very beginning."
- China's choice to enter the Chinese market might have just been a mistake from the very beginning."
- Chinese's choice to enter the Chinese market might have just been a mistake from the very beginning."
- Google's choice to enter the Chinese market might have just been a mistake from the very beginning."
- Innovation Works's choice to enter the Chinese market might have just been a mistake from the very beginning."
- Lee's choice to enter the Chinese market might have just been a mistake from the very beginning."
- Lee Kai Fu's choice to enter the Chinese market might have just been a mistake from the very beginning."
- Microsoft's choice to enter the Chinese market might have just been a mistake from the very beginning."


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(CNN) The author addressed the letter "to the children of Satan" and called Muslims "a vile and filthy people." "There's a new sheriff in town," the letter said, "President Donald Trump." An anonymous group calling itself "Americans for a Better Way" has sent a letter to at least five California mosques and another one in Georgia, according to the Council for Islamic Relations (CAIR), a Muslim advocacy group. "He's going to do to you Muslims what Hitler did to the jews [sic]," the letter said. "You muslims [sic] would be wise to pack your bags and get out of Dodge."

According to CAIR, at least 100 anti-

OPTIONS:
- Americans for a Better Way incidents have taken place during that same period.
- CAIR incidents have taken place during that same period.
- CNN incidents have taken place during that same period.
- California incidents have taken place during that same period.
- Council for Islamic Relations incidents have taken place during that same period.
- Dodge incidents have taken place during that same period.
- Donald Trump incidents have taken place during that same period.
- Georgia incidents have taken place during that same period.
- Hitler incidents have taken place during that same period.
- Muslim incidents have taken place during that same period.
- Muslims incidents have taken place during that same period.
- Satan incidents have taken place during that same period.
- Savannah incidents have taken place during that same period.


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It's the fat-shaming/fit-shaming controversy that's refusing to go away Online fitness company Protein World caused a Twitter storm recently with its London Underground poster of a genetically-blessed model in a small yellow bikini, asking: 'Are you beach body ready?' The poster, promoting weight loss, came under fire from some feminists and body image campaigners who branded the campaign body-shaming and called for the offending images to be removed. Transport for London are in the process of removing the ad, and now internet pranksters have hit back with their own version of the poster, this time featuring three curvaceous women and featuring the caption: 'Yes. We are beach body ready.'

After being made aware of the copycat image a representative for

OPTIONS:
- Dove said: The ad was not created by Dove but we do believe that every woman is beach body ready!
- London Underground said: The ad was not created by Dove but we do believe that every woman is beach body ready!
- Protein World said: The ad was not created by Dove but we do believe that every woman is beach body ready!
- Transport for London said: The ad was not created by Dove but we do believe that every woman is beach body ready!
- Twitter said: The ad was not created by Dove but we do believe that every woman is beach body ready!


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(CNN) The man suspected in the shooting death of a central Georgia police officer has been arrested, according to the Telfair County Sheriff's Office. Royheem Deeds, 24, had been considered armed and dangerous, authorities said. About 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Officer Tim Smith responded to a Dodge County 911 call reporting a suspicious person at an intersection in Eastman, a town of 5,000 about an hour's drive southeast of Macon. "Officer Smith arrived in the area and encountered an individual. Officer Smith exited his patrol car to investigate and was shot by the individual. Officer Smith returned gunfire and the individual fled the scene," a Georgia Bureau of Investigation statement said.

Police departments from around the nation took to social media to share their condolences with Eastman police and

OPTIONS:
- Dodge County's family.
- Eastman's family.
- Georgia's family.
- Georgia Bureau of Investigation's family.
- Macon's family.
- Royheem Deeds's family.
- Smith's family.
- Telfair County Sheriff's Office's family.
- Tim Smith's family.


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Inter Milan beat local rivals AC Milan 1-0 to move top of Serie A on Sunday, as Mario Balotelli failed to make an immediate impact against his old club on his second debut for the Rossoneri. Fredy Guarin celebrated his 100th league appearance with a stunning goal after Milan had wasted a number of chances. Balotelli, who rejoined Milan on loan from Liverpool last month, hit the post and went close with a free kick. Balotelli started his career at Inter before moving to Manchester City in 2010 and he came off the bench to deafening boos from the home fans shortly after the hour mark.

OPTIONS:
- AC was brought on in the 61st minute and he almost helped Milan level with his first touch as his free kick flashed across the face of goal but no one could tap it in.
- AC Milan was brought on in the 61st minute and he almost helped Milan level with his first touch as his free kick flashed across the face of goal but no one could tap it in.
- Balotelli was brought on in the 61st minute and he almost helped Milan level with his first touch as his free kick flashed across the face of goal but no one could tap it in.
- Colombian was brought on in the 61st minute and he almost helped Milan level with his first touch as his free kick flashed across the face of goal but no one could tap it in.
- Fredy Guarin was brought on in the 61st minute and he almost helped Milan level with his first touch as his free kick flashed across the face of goal but no one could tap it in.
- Inter was brought on in the 61st minute and he almost helped Milan level with his first touch as his free kick flashed across the face of goal but no one could tap it in.
- Inter Milan was brought on in the 61st minute and he almost helped Milan level with his first touch as his free kick flashed across the face of goal but no one could tap it in.
- Liverpool was brought on in the 61st minute and he almost helped Milan level with his first touch as his free kick flashed across the face of goal but no one could tap it in.
- Manchester City was brought on in the 61st minute and he almost helped Milan level with his first touch as his free kick flashed across the face of goal but no one could tap it in.
- Mario Balotelli was brought on in the 61st minute and he almost helped Milan level with his first touch as his free kick flashed across the face of goal but no one could tap it in.
- Milan was brought on in the 61st minute and he almost helped Milan level with his first touch as his free kick flashed across the face of goal but no one could tap it in.
- Rossoneri was brought on in the 61st minute and he almost helped Milan level with his first touch as his free kick flashed across the face of goal but no one could tap it in.
- San Siro was brought on in the 61st minute and he almost helped Milan level with his first touch as his free kick flashed across the face of goal but no one could tap it in.
- Serie A was brought on in the 61st minute and he almost helped Milan level with his first touch as his free kick flashed across the face of goal but no one could tap it in.


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(CNN) One feature that sets ISIS apart from al Qaeda more than anything else is that they have declared war on fellow Muslims. That is what the group is primarily about, and herein lies the secret to its downfall. Its ideology and appeal can only be discredited by the very people it claims to represent. Opinion: Medina bombing is an assault on Islam itself This fact was in plain display during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. Last month, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, the spokesman of ISIS, called on sympathizers to turn Ramadan into a month of calamity. He specified sympathizers in Europe and the United States.

In

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- Abu Muhammad al traditions, Ramadan's first 10 days are of mercy, the second 10 are of forgiveness and the latter 10 are of immunity from hellfire.
- Adnani traditions, Ramadan's first 10 days are of mercy, the second 10 are of forgiveness and the latter 10 are of immunity from hellfire.
- CNN traditions, Ramadan's first 10 days are of mercy, the second 10 are of forgiveness and the latter 10 are of immunity from hellfire.
- Europe traditions, Ramadan's first 10 days are of mercy, the second 10 are of forgiveness and the latter 10 are of immunity from hellfire.
- Hassan Hassan traditions, Ramadan's first 10 days are of mercy, the second 10 are of forgiveness and the latter 10 are of immunity from hellfire.
- ISIS traditions, Ramadan's first 10 days are of mercy, the second 10 are of forgiveness and the latter 10 are of immunity from hellfire.
- Islam traditions, Ramadan's first 10 days are of mercy, the second 10 are of forgiveness and the latter 10 are of immunity from hellfire.
- Islamic traditions, Ramadan's first 10 days are of mercy, the second 10 are of forgiveness and the latter 10 are of immunity from hellfire.
- Medina traditions, Ramadan's first 10 days are of mercy, the second 10 are of forgiveness and the latter 10 are of immunity from hellfire.
- Muslims traditions, Ramadan's first 10 days are of mercy, the second 10 are of forgiveness and the latter 10 are of immunity from hellfire.
- Ramadan traditions, Ramadan's first 10 days are of mercy, the second 10 are of forgiveness and the latter 10 are of immunity from hellfire.
- United States traditions, Ramadan's first 10 days are of mercy, the second 10 are of forgiveness and the latter 10 are of immunity from hellfire.
- al Qaeda traditions, Ramadan's first 10 days are of mercy, the second 10 are of forgiveness and the latter 10 are of immunity from hellfire.


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Arsenal's stars looked happy and relaxed as they prepared to begin their Champions League campaign in Zagreb this week. After a convincing win over Stoke on Saturday, Arsene Wenger's side, who are unbeaten since the opening day of the season, returned to training on Tuesday ahead of the trip to play Croatian champions Dinamo Zagreb. The Gunners, who set off for the Coratian capital from Luton Airport on Tuesday afternoon, go into European competition on a high after wins either side of the international break against Newcastle and then Stoke. Those victories have lifted the north London club up into the top four in the Premier League, while they have not been beaten since the shock opening-day defeat at home to West Ham.

Ozil has been in fine form this season, and his creativity has been a major part of the

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- Arsenal' good start to the season.
- Arsene Wenger' good start to the season.
- Champions League' good start to the season.
- Coratian' good start to the season.
- Croatian' good start to the season.
- Dinamo Zagreb' good start to the season.
- European' good start to the season.
- Gunners' good start to the season.
- London' good start to the season.
- Luton Airport' good start to the season.
- Newcastle' good start to the season.
- Premier League' good start to the season.
- Stoke' good start to the season.
- West Ham' good start to the season.
- Zagreb' good start to the season.


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Washington (CNN) For months, President Donald Trump has lagged behind his predecessors in filling presidential appointments throughout the federal government. Vacancies have been particularly acute at agencies like the State Department, but also extend to other departments, ranging from Agriculture and Interior, to Labor and Education. In the past the White House has complained that Democrats were slowing the process for confirmations. But in many instances, the holdup is not due to Senate inaction but rather the administration's failure for numerous positions to send nominees to Capitol Hill in the first place. Now, in a new interview, Trump says this is no accident: he is intentionally declining to nominate candidates as a way to shrink certain agencies, saying "you don't need them."

"President

OPTIONS:
- Agriculture and Interior, to Labor and Education is correct when he says that some of the 4,000 politically appointed federal jobs are unnecessary," Stier said.
- Bush is correct when he says that some of the 4,000 politically appointed federal jobs are unnecessary," Stier said.
- CNN is correct when he says that some of the 4,000 politically appointed federal jobs are unnecessary," Stier said.
- Capitol Hill is correct when he says that some of the 4,000 politically appointed federal jobs are unnecessary," Stier said.
- Democrats is correct when he says that some of the 4,000 politically appointed federal jobs are unnecessary," Stier said.
- Donald Trump is correct when he says that some of the 4,000 politically appointed federal jobs are unnecessary," Stier said.
- Obama is correct when he says that some of the 4,000 politically appointed federal jobs are unnecessary," Stier said.
- Senate is correct when he says that some of the 4,000 politically appointed federal jobs are unnecessary," Stier said.
- State Department is correct when he says that some of the 4,000 politically appointed federal jobs are unnecessary," Stier said.
- Trump is correct when he says that some of the 4,000 politically appointed federal jobs are unnecessary," Stier said.
- Washington is correct when he says that some of the 4,000 politically appointed federal jobs are unnecessary," Stier said.
- White House is correct when he says that some of the 4,000 politically appointed federal jobs are unnecessary," Stier said.


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(CNN) Donald Trump accused President Barack Obama on Wednesday of making "many inflammatory statements and roadblocks" during the President-elect's transition to the White House. "Doing my best to disregard the many inflammatory President O statements and roadblocks. Thought it was going to be a smooth transition - NOT!" Trump tweeted. Trump appeared to reverse himself later Wednesday when, responding to a reporter's question in Florida, he said the transition was going "very, very smoothly." The President-elect also said he spoke with Obama Wednesday in what he termed a "nice conversation," and later in the day, he said he was getting along well with Obama, "aside from a few statements."

I really -- I do like him,"

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama previously said.
- CNN previously said.
- Donald Trump previously said.
- Florida previously said.
- Obama previously said.
- Trump previously said.
- White House previously said.


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(CNN) Syria's leader has praised Donald Trump's rhetoric on terror, saying the new US President's pledge to prioritize the fight against terrorism, including ISIS, was "promising." President Bashar al-Assad, whose government is waging a bloody civil war, told Belgian media that it was too early "to expect anything practical," from the US President but that he had high hopes for a cooperative effort between the US and Russia to engage ISIS. "Trump during the campaign and after the campaign is promising regarding the priority of fighting terrorists, and mainly ISIS, that's what we've been asking for during the last six years," Assad said.

In an interview with state media agency, SANA, last December,

OPTIONS:
- Assad said the then President-elect would be a "natural ally" if he held fast to his hard line on terrorists.
- Bashar al said the then President-elect would be a "natural ally" if he held fast to his hard line on terrorists.
- Belgian said the then President-elect would be a "natural ally" if he held fast to his hard line on terrorists.
- CNN said the then President-elect would be a "natural ally" if he held fast to his hard line on terrorists.
- Donald Trump said the then President-elect would be a "natural ally" if he held fast to his hard line on terrorists.
- EU said the then President-elect would be a "natural ally" if he held fast to his hard line on terrorists.
- ISIS said the then President-elect would be a "natural ally" if he held fast to his hard line on terrorists.
- Russia said the then President-elect would be a "natural ally" if he held fast to his hard line on terrorists.
- Syria said the then President-elect would be a "natural ally" if he held fast to his hard line on terrorists.
- Syrian said the then President-elect would be a "natural ally" if he held fast to his hard line on terrorists.
- Trump said the then President-elect would be a "natural ally" if he held fast to his hard line on terrorists.
- US said the then President-elect would be a "natural ally" if he held fast to his hard line on terrorists.


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London (CNN) British police are preparing for "enormous and spectacular" potential attacks on the UK as ISIS moves into its "next natural phase," Britain's senior counterterrorism officer said Monday. Mark Rowley, assistant commissioner of London's Metropolitan Police, said that in the wake of the Paris terror attacks, ISIS  had moved on from a "narrow focus on police and military as symbols of the state, to something much broader." "You see a terrorist group that has big ambitions for enormous and spectacular attacks, not just the types that we've seen foiled to date," he said, citing as another example the downing of Metrojet Flight 9268.

The current threat level for international terrorism in the

OPTIONS:
- Britain remains severe, meaning an attack is "highly likely."
- British remains severe, meaning an attack is "highly likely."
- CNN remains severe, meaning an attack is "highly likely."
- ISIS remains severe, meaning an attack is "highly likely."
- London remains severe, meaning an attack is "highly likely."
- Mark Rowley remains severe, meaning an attack is "highly likely."
- Metrojet Flight 9268 remains severe, meaning an attack is "highly likely."
- Metropolitan Police remains severe, meaning an attack is "highly likely."
- Paris remains severe, meaning an attack is "highly likely."
- UK remains severe, meaning an attack is "highly likely."
- Western remains severe, meaning an attack is "highly likely."


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Villarreal forward Cedric Bakambu scored twice to lead a 2-1 comeback win at home over Rayo Vallecano that kept his team in touch with the top of the Spanish league on Sunday. Real Sociedad striker Imanol Agirretxe also netted a brace, with his second goal in the 90th minute sealing a 2-1 come-from-behind victory over Eibar in a Basque Country derby. Rayo midfielder Jozabed Sanchez took advantage of Villarreal's slack defending of a throw-in to drive a strike inside the corner of the goalframe to open the scoring four minutes before halftime. Bakambu combined several times with Roberto Soldado to provide a constant threat up front but was held in check until his strike partner set him up to level from close in the 69th.

OPTIONS:
- Bakambu struck again with four minutes to play when he volleyed home Denis Suarez's cross.
- Basque Country struck again with four minutes to play when he volleyed home Denis Suarez's cross.
- Cedric Bakambu struck again with four minutes to play when he volleyed home Denis Suarez's cross.
- Celta Viga struck again with four minutes to play when he volleyed home Denis Suarez's cross.
- Eibar struck again with four minutes to play when he volleyed home Denis Suarez's cross.
- Imanol Agirretx struck again with four minutes to play when he volleyed home Denis Suarez's cross.
- Imanol Agirretxe struck again with four minutes to play when he volleyed home Denis Suarez's cross.
- Jozabed Sanchez struck again with four minutes to play when he volleyed home Denis Suarez's cross.
- Rayo struck again with four minutes to play when he volleyed home Denis Suarez's cross.
- Rayo Vallecano struck again with four minutes to play when he volleyed home Denis Suarez's cross.
- Real Sociedad struck again with four minutes to play when he volleyed home Denis Suarez's cross.
- Roberto Soldado struck again with four minutes to play when he volleyed home Denis Suarez's cross.
- Sociedad struck again with four minutes to play when he volleyed home Denis Suarez's cross.
- Spanish struck again with four minutes to play when he volleyed home Denis Suarez's cross.
- Villarreal struck again with four minutes to play when he volleyed home Denis Suarez's cross.
- Yellow Submarine struck again with four minutes to play when he volleyed home Denis Suarez's cross.


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Washington (CNN) -- The following is the prepared transcript of House Speaker John Boehner's speech Monday night on debt reduction talks: Good evening. I'm John Boehner. I serve as Speaker of the whole House -- of the members of both parties that you elect. These are difficult times in the life of our nation. Millions are looking for work, have been for some time, and the spending binge going on in Washington is a big part of the reason why. Before I served in Congress, I ran a small business in Ohio. I was amazed at how different Washington DC operated than every business in America. Where most American business make the hard choices to pay their bills and live within their means, in Washington more spending and more debt is business as usual.

President Obama came to

OPTIONS:
- America in January and requested business as usual -- yet another routine increase in the national debt limit -- we in the House said "not so fast."
- American in January and requested business as usual -- yet another routine increase in the national debt limit -- we in the House said "not so fast."
- Boehner in January and requested business as usual -- yet another routine increase in the national debt limit -- we in the House said "not so fast."
- CNN in January and requested business as usual -- yet another routine increase in the national debt limit -- we in the House said "not so fast."
- Congress in January and requested business as usual -- yet another routine increase in the national debt limit -- we in the House said "not so fast."
- House in January and requested business as usual -- yet another routine increase in the national debt limit -- we in the House said "not so fast."
- John Boehner in January and requested business as usual -- yet another routine increase in the national debt limit -- we in the House said "not so fast."
- Obama in January and requested business as usual -- yet another routine increase in the national debt limit -- we in the House said "not so fast."
- Ohio in January and requested business as usual -- yet another routine increase in the national debt limit -- we in the House said "not so fast."
- Senate in January and requested business as usual -- yet another routine increase in the national debt limit -- we in the House said "not so fast."
- Washington in January and requested business as usual -- yet another routine increase in the national debt limit -- we in the House said "not so fast."
- Washington DC in January and requested business as usual -- yet another routine increase in the national debt limit -- we in the House said "not so fast."


(CNN) There were more reported cases of sexually transmitted diseases last year than ever before in the United States, according to the latest STD surveillance report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The annual report, which was released on Wednesday, showed that the rates of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis -- the three most commonly reported STDs in the nation -- increased between 2014 and 2015, reaching an all-time high. Reported cases of primary and secondary syphilis rose by 19%, gonorrhea cases rose by 12.8%, and chlamydia cases rose by 5.9%, from 2014. All three STDs are curable with antibiotics, but most infections go undiagnosed and untreated, according to the CDC.

It's estimated that about half of the nearly 20 million new

OPTIONS:
- CDC cases reported annually are among 15 to 24 year olds.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention cases reported annually are among 15 to 24 year olds.
- Chlamydia cases reported annually are among 15 to 24 year olds.
- STD cases reported annually are among 15 to 24 year olds.
- STDs cases reported annually are among 15 to 24 year olds.
- United States cases reported annually are among 15 to 24 year olds.


Washington (CNN) President-elect Donald Trump's transition team has signaled to congressional Republican leaders that his preference is to fund the border wall through the appropriations process as soon as April, according to House Republican officials. The move would break a key campaign promise when Trump repeatedly said he would force Mexico to pay for the construction of the wall along the border, though in October, Trump suggested for the first time that Mexico would reimburse the US for the cost of the wall. Trump defended that proposal Friday morning in a tweet, saying the move to use congressional appropriations was because of speed.

According to the bank of Mexico,

OPTIONS:
- CNN received $24.8 billion in remittance payments in 2015.
- Donald Trump received $24.8 billion in remittance payments in 2015.
- House received $24.8 billion in remittance payments in 2015.
- Mexico received $24.8 billion in remittance payments in 2015.
- Republican received $24.8 billion in remittance payments in 2015.
- Trump received $24.8 billion in remittance payments in 2015.
- US received $24.8 billion in remittance payments in 2015.
- Washington received $24.8 billion in remittance payments in 2015.


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Reading's dream run in the FA Cup has been soured after video emerged of a supporter hurling a flare towards Bradford City supporters at the Madejski Stadium. The Royals were clinical in beating Bradford 3-0 in Monday night's quarter-final replay to reach their first FA Cup semi-final in 88 years - they face Arsenal on April 18 or 19 - but their joy has been tempered by several unsavoury off-field incidents. During the game a Bradford fan was arrested after allegedly racially abusing Reading's Garath McCleary, while one home fan invaded the pitch and goaded Bradford supporters. There was also a mass pitch invasion by home fans after the final whistle and the new video clearly shows that a flare was hurled into the South Stand where the travelling support were.

The incident occurred five minutes before half-time when

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal tried to retrieve the ball from the Bradford end.
- BBC tried to retrieve the ball from the Bradford end.
- Bradford tried to retrieve the ball from the Bradford end.
- Bradford City tried to retrieve the ball from the Bradford end.
- FA Cup tried to retrieve the ball from the Bradford end.
- Garath McCleary tried to retrieve the ball from the Bradford end.
- Gary Lineker tried to retrieve the ball from the Bradford end.
- Madejski Stadium tried to retrieve the ball from the Bradford end.
- Mass tried to retrieve the ball from the Bradford end.
- Reading tried to retrieve the ball from the Bradford end.
- Royals tried to retrieve the ball from the Bradford end.
- South Stand tried to retrieve the ball from the Bradford end.


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(CNN) Women who served as pilots during World War II finally can be buried at Arlington National Cemetery, thanks to bipartisan efforts. President Barack Obama signed a bill into law allowing the ashes of woman who flew in the Women Airforce Service Pilots program (WASP) to be laid to rest at the military cemetery. For Tiffany Miller, who launched an online petition last year to have her grandmother Danforth Harmon's ashes allowed into Arlington, the recent news has been overwhelming. "It was her last wish to be in Arlington. We haven't been able to hold a funeral for her because we wanted to honor that wish," the 37-year-old told CNN.

More than 1,000 women were a part of the

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- Arlington program; 38 of those pilots lost their lives while serving their country.
- Arlington National Cemetery program; 38 of those pilots lost their lives while serving their country.
- Army program; 38 of those pilots lost their lives while serving their country.
- Barack Obama program; 38 of those pilots lost their lives while serving their country.
- CNN program; 38 of those pilots lost their lives while serving their country.
- Danforth Harmon program; 38 of those pilots lost their lives while serving their country.
- Obama program; 38 of those pilots lost their lives while serving their country.
- Tiffany Miller program; 38 of those pilots lost their lives while serving their country.
- WASP program; 38 of those pilots lost their lives while serving their country.
- WWII program; 38 of those pilots lost their lives while serving their country.
- Women Airforce Service Pilots program; 38 of those pilots lost their lives while serving their country.
- World War II program; 38 of those pilots lost their lives while serving their country.


Ankara (CNN) Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has insisted that his plans to assume sweeping new powers do not make him a dictator. In an exclusive interview with CNN, Erdogan said that a constitutional reform package -- backed by a narrow majority of Turkey's voters in a referendum on Sunday -- was not about him. "I am a mortal really, I could die at any time," he told Becky Anderson inside Ankara's presidential palace Tuesday, in his first interview since the vote. Turkish voters on Sunday passed an 18-article constitutional reform package that will transform the country's parliamentary system into a powerful executive presidency. The plan, put forward by the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP),  gives Erdogan sweeping and largely unchecked powers.

"The system represents a change, a transformation in the democratic history of

OPTIONS:
- AKP," he said.
- Ankara," he said.
- Becky Anderson," he said.
- CNN," he said.
- Erdogan," he said.
- Justice and Development Party," he said.
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan," he said.
- Turkey," he said.
- Turkish," he said.


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(CNN) ISIS-affiliated militants captured more than 300 workers and contractors at a cement factory in Syria, state news reported Thursday. Al-Badiyeh Cement Co. said the militants were holding the workers and contractors from the plant near Damascus, according to the state-run Syrian Arab News Agency, citing a source in Syria's Ministry of Industry. The company had not been in contact with staff as of late Thursday afternoon. Local official Nadim Kreizan told SANA that witnesses saw about 125 "abducted workers" being put on buses headed toward areas more firmly under ISIS control. Ramdi Abdulrahman, head of the London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, told CNN he believes 150 to 250 factory employees were missing. The observatory later said that at least 140 employees of the factory were able to escape during the attack, while no less than 170 were captured.

ISIS has been accused of committing atrocities such as systematic rapes, killings and abductions and using the

OPTIONS:
- Al people as human shields.
- Badiyeh Cement Co. people as human shields.
- CNN people as human shields.
- Damascus people as human shields.
- Geneva people as human shields.
- ISIS people as human shields.
- London people as human shields.
- Ministry of Industry people as human shields.
- Nadim Kreizan people as human shields.
- Ramdi Abdulrahman people as human shields.
- SANA people as human shields.
- Switzerland people as human shields.
- Syria people as human shields.
- Syrian people as human shields.
- Syrian Arab News Agency people as human shields.
- Syrian Observatory for Human Rights people as human shields.
- U.N. people as human shields.


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Sania Mirza became the first Indian to climb to the top of the WTA doubles ranking after she teamed up with Swiss great Martina Hingis to claim the Family Circle Cup title. The 28-year-old won her third successive doubles title with Hingis, beating Casey Dellacqua and Darija Jurak 6-0, 6-4 in just 57 minutes, to achieve the top ranking milestone. 'When you start off as a child playing tennis, you dream of being No 1 in the world. It's a dream for every person; very few get there. I feel extremely honoured to be No1, it's something that I've worked for all my life,' Mirza said in a statement.

Mirza celebrates after clinching victory with partner Hingis in the

OPTIONS:
- Casey Dellacqua tournament
- Charleston tournament
- Darija Jurak tournament
- Family Circle Cup tournament
- Hingis tournament
- Indian tournament
- Martina Hingis tournament
- Mirza tournament
- No1 tournament
- Sania Mirza tournament
- Swiss tournament
- WTA tournament


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

While some analysts expect Dorsey to be hired to the permanent post, this would mean giving up his job at Square, the payments startup, and

OPTIONS:
- Board has not indicated that he would do this.
- Costolo has not indicated that he would do this.
- Dick Costolo has not indicated that he would do this.
- Dorsey has not indicated that he would do this.
- Jack Dorsey has not indicated that he would do this.
- Square has not indicated that he would do this.
- Twitter has not indicated that he would do this.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump pilloried Mitt Romney on his home turf on Friday, making his best appeal to the state's majority Mormon population and questioning whether Romney truly represented their faith. The rally in Salt Lake City, coming one week after clashes between supporters and protesters forced Trump to cancel a Chicago event, was also marked by a couple hundred protesters outside the Infinity Event Center, some of whom at one point tried to rush into the event. "Do I love the Mormons? I have many friends that live in Salt Lake City -- and by the way, Mitt Romney is not one of them," Trump said to applause. "Are you sure he's a Mormon? Are we sure?"

OPTIONS:
- CNN police said on Twitter shortly after 9 p.m. local time that no arrests had been made.
- Chicago police said on Twitter shortly after 9 p.m. local time that no arrests had been made.
- Donald Trump police said on Twitter shortly after 9 p.m. local time that no arrests had been made.
- Infinity Event Center police said on Twitter shortly after 9 p.m. local time that no arrests had been made.
- Mitt Romney police said on Twitter shortly after 9 p.m. local time that no arrests had been made.
- Mormon police said on Twitter shortly after 9 p.m. local time that no arrests had been made.
- Mormons police said on Twitter shortly after 9 p.m. local time that no arrests had been made.
- Romney police said on Twitter shortly after 9 p.m. local time that no arrests had been made.
- Salt Lake City police said on Twitter shortly after 9 p.m. local time that no arrests had been made.
- Trump police said on Twitter shortly after 9 p.m. local time that no arrests had been made.
- Washington police said on Twitter shortly after 9 p.m. local time that no arrests had been made.


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Airlines have been forced to cancel another day of flights to Denpasar as volcanic ash continues to make its way over Bali's airspace. By 1pm, Jetstar had announced all of Thursday's flights to the holiday island had been stopped, assuring it would resume them as soon as the Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre deemed it safe to do so. Virgin has meanwhile cancelled all flights bound for Bali from Australia for both Thursday and Friday. The carrier said it would make a decision about resuming the flights headed to Australia from Denpasar midday Friday. 'Unfavourable winds have pushed the ash cloud close to Denpasar Airport over the last day and we're not satisfied it is safe to operate services in these conditions,' a statement from Jetstar said.

Jestar customers have been urged to check the status of their flight on Jetstar.com before travelling to airports while

OPTIONS:
- Australia is directing passengers to change their booking to another flight, which can be made at no extra charge in the next 14 days unless they prefer a full travel credit.
- Bali is directing passengers to change their booking to another flight, which can be made at no extra charge in the next 14 days unless they prefer a full travel credit.
- Denpasar is directing passengers to change their booking to another flight, which can be made at no extra charge in the next 14 days unless they prefer a full travel credit.
- Denpasar Airport is directing passengers to change their booking to another flight, which can be made at no extra charge in the next 14 days unless they prefer a full travel credit.
- Jetstar is directing passengers to change their booking to another flight, which can be made at no extra charge in the next 14 days unless they prefer a full travel credit.
- Mount Raung is directing passengers to change their booking to another flight, which can be made at no extra charge in the next 14 days unless they prefer a full travel credit.
- Virgin is directing passengers to change their booking to another flight, which can be made at no extra charge in the next 14 days unless they prefer a full travel credit.
- Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre is directing passengers to change their booking to another flight, which can be made at no extra charge in the next 14 days unless they prefer a full travel credit.


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

The crisis engulfing Mo Farah's coach, Alberto Salazar, deepened on Saturday night when another former member of the Nike Oregon Project added his voice to the doping allegations that have been made against the American. Josh Rohatinsky, a former distance runner who is understood to be one of 17 witnesses linked to the NOP who are now making claims about Salazar, wrote a detailed post on his personal Facebook page on June 5. Rohatinsky does not make any new revelations but an athlete who was a member of Salazar's elite training group says he believes the testimonies of those who spoke to the BBC Panorama programme that sparked the controversy surrounding Farah's coach and training partner, Galen Rupp.

In saying this I will give credit to

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- Alberto Salazar he worked his butt off for all of us and was very dedicated to taking care of the needs of everyone in the group.
- American he worked his butt off for all of us and was very dedicated to taking care of the needs of everyone in the group.
- BBC he worked his butt off for all of us and was very dedicated to taking care of the needs of everyone in the group.
- BBC Panorama he worked his butt off for all of us and was very dedicated to taking care of the needs of everyone in the group.
- Facebook he worked his butt off for all of us and was very dedicated to taking care of the needs of everyone in the group.
- Farah he worked his butt off for all of us and was very dedicated to taking care of the needs of everyone in the group.
- Galen Rupp he worked his butt off for all of us and was very dedicated to taking care of the needs of everyone in the group.
- Josh Rohatinsky he worked his butt off for all of us and was very dedicated to taking care of the needs of everyone in the group.
- Mo Farah he worked his butt off for all of us and was very dedicated to taking care of the needs of everyone in the group.
- NOP he worked his butt off for all of us and was very dedicated to taking care of the needs of everyone in the group.
- Nike Oregon Project he worked his butt off for all of us and was very dedicated to taking care of the needs of everyone in the group.
- Panorama he worked his butt off for all of us and was very dedicated to taking care of the needs of everyone in the group.
- Rohatinsky he worked his butt off for all of us and was very dedicated to taking care of the needs of everyone in the group.
- Salazar he worked his butt off for all of us and was very dedicated to taking care of the needs of everyone in the group.


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

And

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


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Tokyo (CNN) Japan's much-loved Emperor Akihito will stand down on April 30, 2019, becoming the first Japanese monarch to abdicate his post in two centuries. The decision was made at a meeting of the Imperial House Council and announced by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Friday. Crown Prince Naruhito, who has already assumed some of his father's duties, will take on the role on May 1, 2019, becoming the 126th Emperor to ascend to Japan's Chrysanthemum Throne. "I will do my upmost to ensure that the Emperor's abdication and the ascension of the Crown Prince will proceed smoothly with the blessing of all of our citizens," Abe said.

In general,

OPTIONS:
- Abe's monarch is not allowed to step down under Japan's legal framework.
- Akihito's monarch is not allowed to step down under Japan's legal framework.
- CNN's monarch is not allowed to step down under Japan's legal framework.
- Chrysanthemum Throne's monarch is not allowed to step down under Japan's legal framework.
- Emperor's monarch is not allowed to step down under Japan's legal framework.
- Imperial House Council's monarch is not allowed to step down under Japan's legal framework.
- Japan's monarch is not allowed to step down under Japan's legal framework.
- Japanese's monarch is not allowed to step down under Japan's legal framework.
- Naruhito's monarch is not allowed to step down under Japan's legal framework.
- Prince's monarch is not allowed to step down under Japan's legal framework.
- Prince Naruhito's monarch is not allowed to step down under Japan's legal framework.
- Shinzo Abe's monarch is not allowed to step down under Japan's legal framework.
- Tokyo's monarch is not allowed to step down under Japan's legal framework.


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A professional beatboxer has showcased her incredible skills in an epic battle against her father and mentor, which has quickly turned her into an overnight internet sensation. Nicole Paris, 23, from St. Louis, Missouri, was challenged to go head to head with her dad for the second time by the man himself - after she posted a video of their first ever battle on her YouTube and, much to his irritation, was named the winner by her viewers. Determined to prove his apprentice daughter hasn't yet mastered his talents, Nicole's dad challenged her to a second round. At the start of the video, which begins with the two of them sitting next to one another with their arms resting on a table, Nicole's dad explains to the viewers exactly why the two of them are taking part in yet another battle.

Occasionally shooting a cocky glance in his daughter's direction, much to her amusement, Nicole's dad continues dropping his beat for 30 seconds, before looking at

OPTIONS:
- Missouri and challenging her to take him on - which she does.
- Nicole and challenging her to take him on - which she does.
- Nicole Paris and challenging her to take him on - which she does.
- St. Louis and challenging her to take him on - which she does.
- YouTube and challenging her to take him on - which she does.


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

(CNN) -- Pro-military hawks must be pleased with President Obama's speech on Wednesday night about attacking ISIS. We're sure to hear many of them -- the same voices that have been hounding the President to take military action in the first place -- call for more extensive strikes and even American troops on the ground. What we won't hear enough of are the voices of the opposition -- those who argue that military action will not get rid of ISIS but make the situation worse in Iraq and Syria. There are strong reasons why many analysts think fighting ISIS is the wrong course of action, and that there are more effective alternatives. For one thing, the United States can pursue diplomatic and political solutions instead.

Most would-be terrorists don't wake up one morning and suddenly decide to hate

OPTIONS:
- American.
- CNN.
- ISIS.
- Iraq.
- Kohn.
- Obama.
- Sally Kohn.
- Syria.
- United States.


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A British army double amputee was told that he wouldn't be able to receive anymore NHS treatment because he had travelled to Australia for a new surgical procedure. Jay Baldwin lost both of his legs in a bomb blast whilst fighting for his country in Afghanistan. The former sergeant was informed by staff at the Sussex rehabilitation centre that his treatment would be stopped because he had osseointegration surgery, not available on the NHS. Recalling the day he was informed the shocking news, Jay said: 'They said to me, 'Look, under the NHS we can't deal with you, we can't touch you at all,'

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan have insisted that their decision was based solely on the official rules before confirming that it would be happy to make an exception and continue treating Mr Baldwin.
- Australia have insisted that their decision was based solely on the official rules before confirming that it would be happy to make an exception and continue treating Mr Baldwin.
- British have insisted that their decision was based solely on the official rules before confirming that it would be happy to make an exception and continue treating Mr Baldwin.
- Jay have insisted that their decision was based solely on the official rules before confirming that it would be happy to make an exception and continue treating Mr Baldwin.
- Jay Baldwin have insisted that their decision was based solely on the official rules before confirming that it would be happy to make an exception and continue treating Mr Baldwin.
- NHS have insisted that their decision was based solely on the official rules before confirming that it would be happy to make an exception and continue treating Mr Baldwin.
- Sussex have insisted that their decision was based solely on the official rules before confirming that it would be happy to make an exception and continue treating Mr Baldwin.


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

They each have a dominant Instagram following and are renown for capturing incredible landscape pictures, but what happens when you send eight of the best photographers on a road trip to the Isle of Skye? In a quest to find the perfect photograph, the intrepid social media giants were sent by Europcar to explore and snap nearly 650 miles in three days, and post their findings with the hashtag #MovingSkyewards. Their breathtaking findings have been seen by a combined following of over one million users, with the team proving that Isle of Skye is the perfect road trip destination. Scroll down for video

The campaign creators felt it was important to harness the community feel of Instagram, and although the

OPTIONS:
- Denmark had been long-term admirers of each other’s photography, they had never previously met face to face
- Europcar had been long-term admirers of each other’s photography, they had never previously met face to face
- Instagram had been long-term admirers of each other’s photography, they had never previously met face to face
- Instagrammers had been long-term admirers of each other’s photography, they had never previously met face to face
- Isle of Skye had been long-term admirers of each other’s photography, they had never previously met face to face
- MovingSkyewards had been long-term admirers of each other’s photography, they had never previously met face to face
- Scotland had been long-term admirers of each other’s photography, they had never previously met face to face


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A restaurant in a popular tourist area on Australia's Sunshine Coast has been fined almost £10,000 (AUS$20,000) after health officials found cockroaches throughout and filthy conditions. The Centrepoint Buffet is located in Caloundra, close to popular beaches and surf spots. On the restaurant's website it is described as 'Australia's most popular take away food shop known for its quality services'. However, an inspection found conditions were far from 'quality.' The Sunshine Coast Council inspected the property and told Caloundra Magistrates Court how they found cockroaches in the kitchen, stoves caked in grease, dirty worktops, walls and fixtures. The Brisbane Times reported that inspectors also said food was 'poorly stored and likely to be easily contaminated', while they also found old rusty shelving inside the cool rooms and freezers.

When a business fails to work with

OPTIONS:
- AUS$20,000, we have no option left but to prosecute to enforce the law to protect the community.'
- Australia, we have no option left but to prosecute to enforce the law to protect the community.'
- Brisbane Times, we have no option left but to prosecute to enforce the law to protect the community.'
- Caloundra, we have no option left but to prosecute to enforce the law to protect the community.'
- Caloundra Magistrates Court, we have no option left but to prosecute to enforce the law to protect the community.'
- Centrepoint Buffet, we have no option left but to prosecute to enforce the law to protect the community.'
- Sunshine Coast, we have no option left but to prosecute to enforce the law to protect the community.'
- Sunshine Coast Council, we have no option left but to prosecute to enforce the law to protect the community.'


(CNN) Nothing says Donald Trump has the judgment and temperament to be President of the United States like tweeting at 7:14 on Sunday morning that he thinks "Saturday Night Live" should be canceled. But there was Trump, just 24 days before the election, composing yet another unhinged tweet as most Americans were still sleeping: "Watched 'Saturday Night Live' hit job on me. Time to retire the boring and unfunny show. Alec Baldwin portrayal stinks. Media rigging election!" Apparently Trump was upset with the way SNL depicted him in a sketch based on the second presidential debate. While the sketch mocked Hillary Clinton on numerous occasions for being too calculated and insincere, apparently that was not good enough for Trump.

Perhaps Trump was angered that one of the best moments of the sketch was when SNL highlighted

OPTIONS:
- Alec Baldwin's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- American's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- Americans's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- Dean Obeidallah's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- Donald Trump's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- Hillary Clinton's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- SNL's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- Saturday Night Live's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- Trump's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- Twitter's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.
- United States's hypocrisy concerning the recent sexual assault claims.


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What does a bogeyman do when he suffers an existential crisis and suddenly decides that his whole raison d’être – scaring humans – is really rather pointless? That’s the question posed in The Snowman author Raymond Briggs’s 1977 children’s book Fungus The Bogeyman, and his dilemma is brought thrillingly to life in a new CGI-enhanced adaptation. The book follows Fungus, played by Timothy Spall, who lives in the damp, rotten underworld beneath the human world with his wife Mildew (The Thick Of It’s Joanna Scanlan) and all the other smelly bogeymen, whose job it is to go ‘upstairs’ and scare people.

In their bogeyman forms Fungus and

OPTIONS:
- CGI are played by motion-capture actors who merge with the computer-generated underworld.
- Fungus are played by motion-capture actors who merge with the computer-generated underworld.
- Fungus The Bogeyman are played by motion-capture actors who merge with the computer-generated underworld.
- Joanna Scanlan are played by motion-capture actors who merge with the computer-generated underworld.
- Mildew are played by motion-capture actors who merge with the computer-generated underworld.
- Raymond Briggs are played by motion-capture actors who merge with the computer-generated underworld.
- The Snowman are played by motion-capture actors who merge with the computer-generated underworld.
- The Thick Of It are played by motion-capture actors who merge with the computer-generated underworld.
- Timothy Spall are played by motion-capture actors who merge with the computer-generated underworld.
- Victoria Wood are played by motion-capture actors who merge with the computer-generated underworld.


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(CNN) The Republican Party gathered in Cleveland on Thursday for the fourth night of its convention, and CNN's Reality Check Team put the speakers' statements and assertions to the test. The team of reporters, researchers and editors across CNN listened throughout the speeches and selected key statements, rating them true; mostly true; true, but misleading; false; or it's complicated. Donald Trump Reality Check: Trump on police officers killed By Sonam Vashi, CNN "The number of police officers killed in the line of duty has risen by almost 50% compared to this point last year," the Republican nominee said. Even with the recent, tragic shootings of police in Dallas and Baton Rouge, the number of officers killed in the line of duty is actually about the same as this point last year, according to data from the Officer Down Memorial Page. If we look at just police killed by gunfire, 31 officers have been killed this year, compared with 17 killed in the first seven months of 2015. That's an 82% increase.

We're going to rate

OPTIONS:
- Baton Rouge's claim about police deaths as true, but misleading, because even though police shooting deaths are up by a significant amount from this time last year, they are not far off from the annual average.
- CNN's claim about police deaths as true, but misleading, because even though police shooting deaths are up by a significant amount from this time last year, they are not far off from the annual average.
- Cleveland's claim about police deaths as true, but misleading, because even though police shooting deaths are up by a significant amount from this time last year, they are not far off from the annual average.
- Dallas's claim about police deaths as true, but misleading, because even though police shooting deaths are up by a significant amount from this time last year, they are not far off from the annual average.
- Donald Trump's claim about police deaths as true, but misleading, because even though police shooting deaths are up by a significant amount from this time last year, they are not far off from the annual average.
- Officer Down Memorial Page's claim about police deaths as true, but misleading, because even though police shooting deaths are up by a significant amount from this time last year, they are not far off from the annual average.
- Reality Check Team's claim about police deaths as true, but misleading, because even though police shooting deaths are up by a significant amount from this time last year, they are not far off from the annual average.
- Republican's claim about police deaths as true, but misleading, because even though police shooting deaths are up by a significant amount from this time last year, they are not far off from the annual average.
- Republican Party's claim about police deaths as true, but misleading, because even though police shooting deaths are up by a significant amount from this time last year, they are not far off from the annual average.
- Sonam Vashi's claim about police deaths as true, but misleading, because even though police shooting deaths are up by a significant amount from this time last year, they are not far off from the annual average.