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A mother who prematurely gave birth while on holiday faces a potential £185,000 medical bill after her insurer said it does not have to pay out because of the time difference. Sharon Halls was attending a friend's wedding in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, with her partner Daniel Compton, 35, when she was taken to hospital with early contractions. The 36-year-old, from Ipswich, Suffolk, gave birth to daughter Evie on September 28 having already paid £8,900 for emergency care. She was 28 weeks and six days pregnant. But Infinity Insurance Solutions, who provided Ms Halls with travel insurance, said it has not decided whether it will cover the costs because the time difference meant when she gave birth she was over the 29-week mark, which was when the cover stopped being valid.

'All future costs in relation to Ms Halls’ medical needs abroad, as well as those of Evie will be covered by the policy and the family will be repatriated just as soon as

OPTIONS:
- Daniel Compton is well enough to travel without risk.'
- Dominican Republic is well enough to travel without risk.'
- Evie is well enough to travel without risk.'
- GoFundMe is well enough to travel without risk.'
- Infinity Insurance Solutions is well enough to travel without risk.'
- Insurance is well enough to travel without risk.'
- Ipswich is well enough to travel without risk.'
- Ms Halls is well enough to travel without risk.'
- Punta Cana is well enough to travel without risk.'
- Sharon Halls is well enough to travel without risk.'
- Suffolk is well enough to travel without risk.'


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When the Westfield Leader recorded last August that John and Andrea Woods had sold their house  to Derek and Maria Broaddus, the only raised eyebrows in the comfortable New Jersey town may have been over the price; at $1.35million, it was in the top three most expensive transactions of the month. But a year later, the six-bed, 3.5-bath family house with wraparound porches lies empty, stripped of furniture, a children's playhouse abandoned in the backyard. The New Jersey home is at the center of a bizarre legal case which has made it famous worldwide. On one side is the Broaddus family, who claim they were deceived by the sellers over a troubling secret: That their new home has a menacing stalker who calls himself 'The Watcher'.

He gave a wry smile and offered no comment when asked if he had received letters from

OPTIONS:
- Andrea Woods.
- Broaddus.
- Daily Mail Online.
- Derek.
- Gulf of Mexico.
- John.
- Maria Broaddus.
- Miria Broaddus.
- New Jersey.
- PR.
- The Watcher.
- Westfield Leader.


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Jose Mourinho has promised Ruben Loftus-Cheek he will start Chelsea's next game and be given a run of games after the international break. Loftus-Cheek is in the England Under 21 squad to play Kazakhstan in Coventry next week but has been primed to face Aston Villa when he returns to club football. Chelsea are misfiring. Languishing 16th in the Barclays Premier League and the manager is prepared to offer one of his brightest young prospects a chance to establish his place in midfield. Mourinho said: 'Clearly it is time. Not to play four, five or six kids - some are not ready - but Ruben is a case where he's more ready, and if everything goes normal during the next two weeks, he's a player to start the next game and a run of matches, to try and get that stability as a first-team choice.

Loftus-

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa is 19, and identified last season when the manager handed him a senior debut as the young player closest to breaking into the Chelsea team.
- Barclays Premier League is 19, and identified last season when the manager handed him a senior debut as the young player closest to breaking into the Chelsea team.
- Cheek is 19, and identified last season when the manager handed him a senior debut as the young player closest to breaking into the Chelsea team.
- Chelsea is 19, and identified last season when the manager handed him a senior debut as the young player closest to breaking into the Chelsea team.
- Coventry is 19, and identified last season when the manager handed him a senior debut as the young player closest to breaking into the Chelsea team.
- England is 19, and identified last season when the manager handed him a senior debut as the young player closest to breaking into the Chelsea team.
- Jose Mourinho is 19, and identified last season when the manager handed him a senior debut as the young player closest to breaking into the Chelsea team.
- Kazakhstan is 19, and identified last season when the manager handed him a senior debut as the young player closest to breaking into the Chelsea team.
- Loftus is 19, and identified last season when the manager handed him a senior debut as the young player closest to breaking into the Chelsea team.
- Midfielder is 19, and identified last season when the manager handed him a senior debut as the young player closest to breaking into the Chelsea team.
- Mourinho is 19, and identified last season when the manager handed him a senior debut as the young player closest to breaking into the Chelsea team.
- Premier League is 19, and identified last season when the manager handed him a senior debut as the young player closest to breaking into the Chelsea team.
- Ruben is 19, and identified last season when the manager handed him a senior debut as the young player closest to breaking into the Chelsea team.
- Ruben Loftus is 19, and identified last season when the manager handed him a senior debut as the young player closest to breaking into the Chelsea team.


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Vatican City (CNN) Mother Teresa, a Catholic nun who devoted her life to helping India's poor, has been declared a saint in a canonization Mass held by Pope Francis in the Vatican. Pope Francis delivered the formula for the canonization of the Albanian-born nun -- known as the "saint of the gutters" -- before huge crowds of pilgrims gathered in St. Peter's Square in Vatican City on Sunday morning. Applause broke out before he completed the formula of canonization, in which he declared "Blessed Teresa of Calcutta to be a saint." India renamed the city of Calcutta to Kolkata in 2001 to match the Bengali pronunciation. But the church uses the spelling of Calcutta in its references to Mother Teresa.

But when I prayed to

OPTIONS:
- Albanian from my heart, Mother Teresa blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Bengali from my heart, Mother Teresa blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- CNN from my heart, Mother Teresa blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Calcutta from my heart, Mother Teresa blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Catholic from my heart, Mother Teresa blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Francis from my heart, Mother Teresa blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- India from my heart, Mother Teresa blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Kolkata from my heart, Mother Teresa blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Mass from my heart, Mother Teresa blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Mother Teresa from my heart, Mother Teresa blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Pope Francis from my heart, Mother Teresa blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- St. Peter's Square from my heart, Mother Teresa blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Teresa from my heart, Mother Teresa blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Vatican from my heart, Mother Teresa blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.
- Vatican City from my heart, Mother Teresa blessed me and now I am healthy," Besra told CNN last week.


A Manhattan court was told in excruciating detail Monday how rapper 50 Cent allegedly bought a sex tape of a Florida and added humiliating and degrading commentary to it, before publishing the doctored video online. The plaintiff in the case, Lastonia Leviston, 36, claims the tape destroyed her life and pushed her to the brink of suicide. She is now suing 39-year-old 'Fifty' - real name Curtis Jackson - for violating her civil rights by publishing the tape and inflicting emotional harm. However his lawyers claim Leviston's life 'is better because she filed the lawsuit'. In 2003 Leviston had a child with rapper Rick Ross, who has a long-standing feud and rivalry with 50 Cent.

OPTIONS:
- 50 Cent sobbed in court as details of what was allegedly done to the tape before it was put on his website were explained.
- Cent sobbed in court as details of what was allegedly done to the tape before it was put on his website were explained.
- Curtis Jackson sobbed in court as details of what was allegedly done to the tape before it was put on his website were explained.
- Fifty sobbed in court as details of what was allegedly done to the tape before it was put on his website were explained.
- Florida sobbed in court as details of what was allegedly done to the tape before it was put on his website were explained.
- Lastonia Leviston sobbed in court as details of what was allegedly done to the tape before it was put on his website were explained.
- Leviston sobbed in court as details of what was allegedly done to the tape before it was put on his website were explained.
- Manhattan sobbed in court as details of what was allegedly done to the tape before it was put on his website were explained.
- Rick Ross sobbed in court as details of what was allegedly done to the tape before it was put on his website were explained.
- Ross sobbed in court as details of what was allegedly done to the tape before it was put on his website were explained.


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Chicago (CNN) Death first stared at Sonia, straight in the eyes, when she was only 10 years old. "I was wondering, 'When is it going to be my last day?'" Sonia told CNN. "I wasn't living. I was surviving." The ruthless gangs in her native Guatemala had her in the crosshairs during her early teenage years, she said, following her and threatening her in the street. Sonia, who asked CNN to change her name because she fears for her safety, said they threatened her mother, as well. "They told her, 'We are going to rape your daughters,' " Sonia said.

To make sure that

OPTIONS:
- Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago students earn their two-year degrees debt free, Garanzini said that Arrupe pays for most of students' educations through donations.
- CNN students earn their two-year degrees debt free, Garanzini said that Arrupe pays for most of students' educations through donations.
- Chicago students earn their two-year degrees debt free, Garanzini said that Arrupe pays for most of students' educations through donations.
- Death students earn their two-year degrees debt free, Garanzini said that Arrupe pays for most of students' educations through donations.
- Guatemala students earn their two-year degrees debt free, Garanzini said that Arrupe pays for most of students' educations through donations.
- Jesuit students earn their two-year degrees debt free, Garanzini said that Arrupe pays for most of students' educations through donations.
- Sonia students earn their two-year degrees debt free, Garanzini said that Arrupe pays for most of students' educations through donations.


Connor Wickham made his Crystal Palace debut just hours after completing his £9million move from Sunderland but was unable to help his side avoid a defeat against Dagenham and Redbridge. The former Ipswich striker started in attack for the Eagles alongside Chelsea loanee Patrick Bamford and Fraizer Campbell. But the target man saw his side end their pre-season preparations with a loss after trialist Aaron McLean settled the tie with a late second-half strike. Palace, captained by Brede Hangeland, started the game slowly and were dealt a blow when Campbell was forced off the field in the opening 10 minutes after clashing with Josh Passley.

Bamford broke free on the right wing and played the ball to

OPTIONS:
- Aaron McLean but the forward's left-footed strike was easily saved by Cousins.
- Alan Pardew but the forward's left-footed strike was easily saved by Cousins.
- Brede Hangeland but the forward's left-footed strike was easily saved by Cousins.
- Campbell but the forward's left-footed strike was easily saved by Cousins.
- Chelsea but the forward's left-footed strike was easily saved by Cousins.
- Connor Wickham but the forward's left-footed strike was easily saved by Cousins.
- Crystal Palace but the forward's left-footed strike was easily saved by Cousins.
- Dagenham but the forward's left-footed strike was easily saved by Cousins.
- Eagles but the forward's left-footed strike was easily saved by Cousins.
- Fraizer Campbell but the forward's left-footed strike was easily saved by Cousins.
- Ipswich but the forward's left-footed strike was easily saved by Cousins.
- Josh Passley but the forward's left-footed strike was easily saved by Cousins.
- Norwich City but the forward's left-footed strike was easily saved by Cousins.
- Palace but the forward's left-footed strike was easily saved by Cousins.
- Patrick Bamford but the forward's left-footed strike was easily saved by Cousins.
- Premier League but the forward's left-footed strike was easily saved by Cousins.
- Redbridge but the forward's left-footed strike was easily saved by Cousins.
- Sunderland but the forward's left-footed strike was easily saved by Cousins.


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

With her glossy raven hair, olive skin and curvy figure, you'd be forgiven for mistaking Nadia Aboulhosn for Kim Kardashian. But it's not just her striking resemblance to the reality TV star that's making her a household name. Nadia has hundreds of thousands of followers, a modelling contract and counts Lena Dunham as her biggest fan. So who is the Kim-a-like and how has she become one of the industry's most sought-after plus-size models? Scroll down for video Nadia Aboulhosn is a plus-size model with a huge social media following and now BohooPLUS has snapped her up to design a clothing range for curvy girls

'This is the ultimate body confidence collection, combining new shapes with cut out detailing to create an iconic range designed and modelled by  ambassador,

OPTIONS:
- BohooPLUS.'
- Italian Vogue.'
- Kim.'
- Kim Kardashian.'
- Lena Dunham.'
- Nadia.'
- Nadia Aboulhosn.'
- boohooPLUS.'


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Tampa (CNN) -- On the night vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan made his debut on the national stage, the GOP turned its attention to America's influence abroad and what the party sees as President Barack Obama's failed economic policies. The roster of speakers at the Republican National Convention boasted two of the party's foreign policy heavy hitters and rhetoric designed to appeal to voters who are still undecided. Here are five things we learned from the convention's second night: 1. Romney's enforcer comes to play On Tuesday, the GOP convention was about love (Ann Romney) and respect (Chris Christie). But to the chagrin of head-scratching Republicans eager to take the fight to President Barack Obama, there wasn't much talk in the Tampa Bay Times Forum about the current administration in Washington.

'Gen Xer'

OPTIONS:
- America takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters
- Ann Romney takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters
- Barack Obama takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters
- CNN takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters
- Chris Christie takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters
- Condoleezza Rice takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters
- GOP takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters
- McCain takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters
- Mike Huckabee takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters
- Mormon takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters
- Paul Ryan takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters
- Republican National Convention takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters
- Rice takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters
- Romney takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters
- Tampa takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters
- Tampa Bay Times Forum takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters
- Twitter takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters
- Washington takes up GOP torch, makes case to young voters


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Jurgen Klopp arrived in English football on Friday with a heart-warming smile and an insistence that he was the 'Normal One.' But the charismatic German will have to do something extraordinary if he is to restore Liverpool to their former glories. In order to win the title - indeed, just to break back into the top four - Klopp will have to take on and outwit some of the world's best managers. As he prepares for his first game as Liverpool boss, we take a look at Klopp's record against Jose Mourinho, Manuel Pellegrini, Arsene Wenger and Louis van Gaal - the men who will stand between him and his aspirations.

In the quarter-final, Dortmund were paired with Pellegrini's

OPTIONS:
- Anfield and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.
- Arsenal and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.
- Arsene Wenger and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.
- Bayern Munich and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.
- Borussia Dortmund and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.
- Champions League and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.
- Dortmund and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.
- English and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.
- German and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.
- Jose Mourinho and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.
- Jurgen Klopp and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.
- Klopp and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.
- Liverpool and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.
- Louis van Gaal and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.
- Malaga and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.
- Manuel Pellegrini and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.
- Normal One and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.
- Real Madrid and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.
- Victory and it was certainly a dramatic encounter.


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(CNN) -- Venezuelan national guard troops have rescued some inmates from a prison where a standoff between prisoners and authorities continued Tuesday, but hundreds more remain inside. Armed inmates inside the Rodeo II prison in the northern state of Miranda, east of Caracas, have rejected government calls to disarm since last week. According to the government, a group of about 50 inmates out of 1,000 is behind the resistance. Authorities had already raided another prison, Rodeo I, and seized a number of weapons, drugs and cell phones. Two troops and one inmate were killed in that raid, officials said. On Monday night, a national guard contingent rescued 36 inmates from the "mafias" that have control of Rodeo II, the state-run AVN news agency reported. Eleven were injured in the operation.

Conditions in

OPTIONS:
- AVN prisons have been the subject of concern for human rights organizations for some time.
- CNN prisons have been the subject of concern for human rights organizations for some time.
- Caracas prisons have been the subject of concern for human rights organizations for some time.
- Eleven prisons have been the subject of concern for human rights organizations for some time.
- Miranda prisons have been the subject of concern for human rights organizations for some time.
- Rodeo I prisons have been the subject of concern for human rights organizations for some time.
- Rodeo II prisons have been the subject of concern for human rights organizations for some time.
- Venezuelan prisons have been the subject of concern for human rights organizations for some time.


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According to some accounts, the wealth of the ancient Roman empire was reflected in the very fabric of the city - with buildings of sparkling white marble at its centre. Even the founder of the Roman empire, Emperor Augustus claimed that he had 'found Rome a city of bricks and left it a city of marble'. But new research by historians at the University of California Los Angeles has now cast doubt on this boast. Scroll down to explore ancient Rome in 3D This reconstruction by historians at the University of California shows how Rome would have looked under the rule of Augustus and reveals that many of the buildings were made from brick (shown in grey) while only a few temples were constructed from marble (pink)

'I wanted to see if

OPTIONS:
- Augustus literally transformed under his rule.
- Emperor Augustus literally transformed under his rule.
- Roman empire literally transformed under his rule.
- Rome literally transformed under his rule.
- University of California literally transformed under his rule.
- University of California Los Angeles literally transformed under his rule.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) It's no secret that Congress isn't exactly the most popular institution in American government. But now it's reaching new lows. Congress sank to a 10% approval rating in a new Quinnipiac University poll released on Thursday, with roughly five in six Americans saying they disapprove of the country's legislative body. This compares to an 18% approval rating in March. And if you're searching for the main reason behind the drop, look no further than Republican voters. Back in January and March, more than one in three Republicans said they had positive views of Congress, which is controlled by the GOP in both chambers.

Support for

OPTIONS:
- American among independents has also bottomed out, falling from 18% in January to just 8% now.
- Americans among independents has also bottomed out, falling from 18% in January to just 8% now.
- CNN among independents has also bottomed out, falling from 18% in January to just 8% now.
- Congress among independents has also bottomed out, falling from 18% in January to just 8% now.
- GOP among independents has also bottomed out, falling from 18% in January to just 8% now.
- Quinnipiac University among independents has also bottomed out, falling from 18% in January to just 8% now.
- Republican among independents has also bottomed out, falling from 18% in January to just 8% now.
- Republicans among independents has also bottomed out, falling from 18% in January to just 8% now.
- Washington among independents has also bottomed out, falling from 18% in January to just 8% now.


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Tony Blair today insisted history would be 'more balanced in its judgement' of his decision to invade Iraq than people today. The unrepentant former Prime Minister, who has apologised for aspects of the Iraq War including the failure to plan properly for the aftermath of the dictator's overthrow in 2003, said he was 'glad' Saddam Hussein had been removed. Mr Blair said the late Iraqi dictator would have acted like Syrian leader Bashar Assad and brutally turned on his own people if he had not been overthrown. Despite defending his decision to join the US-led invasion Mr Blair said he understood the 'anger and anxiety' caused by the conflict.

Mr Blair acknowledged that '

OPTIONS:
- Bashar Assad has been hugely expensive in lives lost and money spent' adding: 'I understand completely the anger and anxiety this causes.
- Blair has been hugely expensive in lives lost and money spent' adding: 'I understand completely the anger and anxiety this causes.
- ISIS has been hugely expensive in lives lost and money spent' adding: 'I understand completely the anger and anxiety this causes.
- Iraq has been hugely expensive in lives lost and money spent' adding: 'I understand completely the anger and anxiety this causes.
- Iraq War has been hugely expensive in lives lost and money spent' adding: 'I understand completely the anger and anxiety this causes.
- Iraqi has been hugely expensive in lives lost and money spent' adding: 'I understand completely the anger and anxiety this causes.
- Saddam Hussein has been hugely expensive in lives lost and money spent' adding: 'I understand completely the anger and anxiety this causes.
- Syrian has been hugely expensive in lives lost and money spent' adding: 'I understand completely the anger and anxiety this causes.
- Tony Blair has been hugely expensive in lives lost and money spent' adding: 'I understand completely the anger and anxiety this causes.
- US has been hugely expensive in lives lost and money spent' adding: 'I understand completely the anger and anxiety this causes.


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

A drunk plane passenger who was arrested by police for his behaviour before this flight had left the tarmac has been fined £2,000. Neil Young, 37, was part of a stag party heading to Las Vegas form Gatwick on a Virgin Atlantic flight. However, as staff were preparing the cabin for take-off, Mr Young, who it was reported in court had drunk 'heavily' before boarding, became abusive to crew. After being forced to disembark by the police, the captain took the decision that Mr Young would not be allowed to travel. It was then reported the Epping man became violent towards police and cabin staff, and had to be restrained and arrested.

He was ordered to pay

OPTIONS:
- Epping £1,051 for delays caused to their schedule.
- Gatwick £1,051 for delays caused to their schedule.
- Las Vegas £1,051 for delays caused to their schedule.
- Magistrates' Court £1,051 for delays caused to their schedule.
- Neil Young £1,051 for delays caused to their schedule.
- Virgin Atlantic £1,051 for delays caused to their schedule.
- Young £1,051 for delays caused to their schedule.


Online shopping juggernaut Amazon has today launched a one-hour delivery service for certain central London postcodes. The Prime Now service will be available on a range of more than 10,000 items, from games consoles and sports equipment to coffee and nappies. The basket value must be higher than £20 per order. It is available to Prime members who pay £79 a year and are willing to fork out a £6.99 delivery charge. Amazon already offers one-hour delivery in certain parts of the US, including Dallas, Manhattan and Miami. The service is expected to reach all of London and more UK cities by the end of the year. The move is likely to put more pressure on the struggling high street.

The one advantage the high street had over online shops such as Amazon was the fact people can pick up products straightaway opposed to waiting - but this move by

OPTIONS:
- Amazon will be appealing to those who won't even need to leave their home or office to obtain products they want quickly.
- Amazon Prime will be appealing to those who won't even need to leave their home or office to obtain products they want quickly.
- Dallas will be appealing to those who won't even need to leave their home or office to obtain products they want quickly.
- London will be appealing to those who won't even need to leave their home or office to obtain products they want quickly.
- Manhattan will be appealing to those who won't even need to leave their home or office to obtain products they want quickly.
- Miami will be appealing to those who won't even need to leave their home or office to obtain products they want quickly.
- Prime Now will be appealing to those who won't even need to leave their home or office to obtain products they want quickly.
- UK will be appealing to those who won't even need to leave their home or office to obtain products they want quickly.
- US will be appealing to those who won't even need to leave their home or office to obtain products they want quickly.


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A former Fortune 500 executive from New Hampshire who caused a highway crash that killed a Vermont couple and their unborn baby was accused of being 'heartless' in court on Wednesday by angry family members. Prosecutors have said Robert Dellinger told investigators he was trying to kill himself in December 2013 when he drove his pickup truck across an Interstate 89 median and smashed into an SUV carrying 24-year-old Amanda Murphy, who was 8 months pregnant, and her fiance, 29-year-old Jason Timmons. Relatives of Murphy and Timmons tore into Dellinger during the first of the two-day sentencing hearing. Amanda Murphy's mother, Tammy Langlois, and Murphy's sister, Ashley Murphy, cry after speaking about the moment they learned of the accident that killed Murphy, her unborn child, and her fiancee, Jason Timmons, during Robert Dellinger's sentencing  on Wednesday

Defense lawyers have said

OPTIONS:
- Amanda Murphy was suffering from delirium due to a 'toxic regime' of prescription medications for multiple sclerosis and depression.
- Ashley Murphy was suffering from delirium due to a 'toxic regime' of prescription medications for multiple sclerosis and depression.
- Dellinger was suffering from delirium due to a 'toxic regime' of prescription medications for multiple sclerosis and depression.
- Fortune 500 was suffering from delirium due to a 'toxic regime' of prescription medications for multiple sclerosis and depression.
- Interstate 89 was suffering from delirium due to a 'toxic regime' of prescription medications for multiple sclerosis and depression.
- Jason Timmons was suffering from delirium due to a 'toxic regime' of prescription medications for multiple sclerosis and depression.
- Lebanon was suffering from delirium due to a 'toxic regime' of prescription medications for multiple sclerosis and depression.
- Murphy was suffering from delirium due to a 'toxic regime' of prescription medications for multiple sclerosis and depression.
- New Hampshire was suffering from delirium due to a 'toxic regime' of prescription medications for multiple sclerosis and depression.
- Robert Dellinger was suffering from delirium due to a 'toxic regime' of prescription medications for multiple sclerosis and depression.
- Tammy Langlois was suffering from delirium due to a 'toxic regime' of prescription medications for multiple sclerosis and depression.
- Timmons was suffering from delirium due to a 'toxic regime' of prescription medications for multiple sclerosis and depression.
- Vermont was suffering from delirium due to a 'toxic regime' of prescription medications for multiple sclerosis and depression.


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Washington (CNN) -- President Obama weighed in on the Scottish independence referendum Wednesday night when he tweeted in favor of a united UK. But for the most part, faced with the prospective divorce of its closest friend, the United States is following the advice column carefully: don't take sides, keep your opinions to yourself, and avoid getting dragged into the fray. The complicating factor in this potential split? One side has a nuclear arsenal. Who gets custody of that? Thursday's independence referendum in Scotland, and with it the possible split of the 300-year-old United Kingdom, could have consequences big and small, including in the United States. The "special relationship" heralded by presidents and prime ministers for decades would be fundamentally altered, though American officials refuse to speculate in which ways.

In rejoining the alliance

OPTIONS:
- American would need to commit to spending 2% of its gross domestic product on defense spending, which given the uncertain economic outcome of an independence vote appears unachievable.
- Britain would need to commit to spending 2% of its gross domestic product on defense spending, which given the uncertain economic outcome of an independence vote appears unachievable.
- CNN would need to commit to spending 2% of its gross domestic product on defense spending, which given the uncertain economic outcome of an independence vote appears unachievable.
- Obama would need to commit to spending 2% of its gross domestic product on defense spending, which given the uncertain economic outcome of an independence vote appears unachievable.
- Scotland would need to commit to spending 2% of its gross domestic product on defense spending, which given the uncertain economic outcome of an independence vote appears unachievable.
- Scottish would need to commit to spending 2% of its gross domestic product on defense spending, which given the uncertain economic outcome of an independence vote appears unachievable.
- U.S. would need to commit to spending 2% of its gross domestic product on defense spending, which given the uncertain economic outcome of an independence vote appears unachievable.
- UK would need to commit to spending 2% of its gross domestic product on defense spending, which given the uncertain economic outcome of an independence vote appears unachievable.
- United Kingdom would need to commit to spending 2% of its gross domestic product on defense spending, which given the uncertain economic outcome of an independence vote appears unachievable.
- United States would need to commit to spending 2% of its gross domestic product on defense spending, which given the uncertain economic outcome of an independence vote appears unachievable.
- Washington would need to commit to spending 2% of its gross domestic product on defense spending, which given the uncertain economic outcome of an independence vote appears unachievable.


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(CNN) US forces in Syria have increased surveillance of Russian troop locations following Moscow's suggestion that US troops could get caught in Russian military operations, according to a US official directly familiar with US military planning. While the US has kept a close eye on Russian troop locations for the past several months, the need for increased surveillance has become critical given the proximity of US and Russian units in eastern Syria. The goal is to ensure that US forces continue to know the location of Russian forces, especially those in eastern Syria, at all times, said the official, who declined to be identified because of the sensitivity of the matter. Surveillance and reconnaissance levels routinely fluctuate based on threats.

"We always know where they are," the official said of the

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Moscow.
- Russian.
- Russians.
- Syria.
- US.


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Two Burmese men charged with the murders of British backpackers Hannah Witheridge and David Miller had their DNA re-taken in a dramatic courtroom scene today. The rare, if not unique, move was played out after lawyers defending migrants Zaw Lin and Wei Phyo questioned scientific methods applied when the men's DNA was initially taken by police. Earlier a police sergeant who had taken the first DNA samples following the arrest of the Burmese men admitted he had only taken swabs before in training and never from a 'real' suspect. The bodies of Miss Witheridge, 23, and Mr Miller, 24, were discovered in September last year, on Koh Tao Sairee Beach. But failures to investigate vital evidence is putting the trial in jeopardy.

That resulted in a plea to the Koh Samui court by the defence team to have the

OPTIONS:
- British re-taken there and then.
- Burmese re-taken there and then.
- DNA re-taken there and then.
- David Miller re-taken there and then.
- Hannah Witheridge re-taken there and then.
- Koh Tao Sairee Beach re-taken there and then.
- Miller re-taken there and then.
- Miss Witheridge re-taken there and then.
- Wei Phyo re-taken there and then.
- Zaw Lin re-taken there and then.


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Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers produced one of the moments of the season on Thursday night, throwing a 60-yard pass to win his side a game with the final play. The NFL star, the league's MVP in 2011 and 2014, came up with the Hail Mary play to see off the Detroit Lions, in a game which had seen the Packers 20 points down. After scrambling free inside his own half of the field, the 32-year-old found his tight end Richard Rodgers in the endzone with a massive effort to make the score 27-23 with no time on the clock.

Prater's 34-yarder with 8:54 left in the third quarter gave

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Rodgers a 20-0 lead.
- Detroit a 20-0 lead.
- Detroit Lions a 20-0 lead.
- Devin Taylor a 20-0 lead.
- Green Bay Packers a 20-0 lead.
- Hail Mary a 20-0 lead.
- Lions a 20-0 lead.
- MVP a 20-0 lead.
- NFL a 20-0 lead.
- Packers a 20-0 lead.
- Richard Rodgers a 20-0 lead.
- Touchdown a 20-0 lead.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) The city of Orlando is discussing with the owners of the Pulse nightclub the possibility of buying the property and turning the site of the deadliest massacre in modern U.S. history into a memorial, spokeswomen for both parties said Wednesday. Barbara Poma, an owner of the club, and Mayor Buddy Dyer spoke about the possibility a few weeks ago, Sara Brady, a spokeswoman for Poma told CNN. In an interview aired Tuesday on WMFE radio, Dyer said, "We need to determine some period of time that we leave it exactly as is with some adequate fencing because there will be people ... that want to travel here to see it as it exists without making modifications."

A spokeswoman for the mayor said it is up to

OPTIONS:
- Barbara Poma on how to proceed and there is no rush to purchase the club, where 49 people were killed by a gunman June 12.
- Buddy Dyer on how to proceed and there is no rush to purchase the club, where 49 people were killed by a gunman June 12.
- CNN on how to proceed and there is no rush to purchase the club, where 49 people were killed by a gunman June 12.
- Dyer on how to proceed and there is no rush to purchase the club, where 49 people were killed by a gunman June 12.
- Orlando on how to proceed and there is no rush to purchase the club, where 49 people were killed by a gunman June 12.
- Poma on how to proceed and there is no rush to purchase the club, where 49 people were killed by a gunman June 12.
- Pulse on how to proceed and there is no rush to purchase the club, where 49 people were killed by a gunman June 12.
- Sara Brady on how to proceed and there is no rush to purchase the club, where 49 people were killed by a gunman June 12.
- U.S. on how to proceed and there is no rush to purchase the club, where 49 people were killed by a gunman June 12.
- WMFE on how to proceed and there is no rush to purchase the club, where 49 people were killed by a gunman June 12.


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(CNN) Donald Trump's vice presidential search turned into a head-spinning melodrama Wednesday as candidates vying for the spot hopped on planes and phones to perform frenzied, last-minute try-outs. For much of the day, Indiana was the unlikely center of the political world -- all thanks to a flat tire. Trump's plane hit something when it landed Tuesday night, resulting in a popped tire, according to a source familiar with the process. That kept Trump in the state longer than he expected after campaigning with Gov. Mike Pence, setting off a last-minute scramble of high-profile travelers to the Hoosier State as the clock ticked down on his VP decision.

In fact, this person said, having him as a more temperate running mate could prompt

OPTIONS:
- Donald Trump to become even more unconventional.
- Hoosier State to become even more unconventional.
- Indiana to become even more unconventional.
- Indianapolis to become even more unconventional.
- Mike Pence to become even more unconventional.
- Trump to become even more unconventional.
- VP to become even more unconventional.


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The likelihood of another interest rate cut has more than doubled after $40 billion was wiped off the Australian sharemarket on Monday. The S&P/ASX 200 was down 2.4 per cent at 3.26pm over fears Greece will be forced to leave the eurozone. The Greek government unexpectedly failed to secure a bailout plan with eurozone ministers this weekend and the country looks certain to miss its debt repayment to the IMF on Tuesday. IG markets strategist Evan Lucas told AAP: 'Unfortunately this could probably be our worst day in two or three years, you’d probably be going back to 2011 or 2012.'

‘Meaning that

OPTIONS:
- AAP financial meltdown is almost a mathematical certainty.’
- ASX 200 financial meltdown is almost a mathematical certainty.’
- Australian financial meltdown is almost a mathematical certainty.’
- Evan Lucas financial meltdown is almost a mathematical certainty.’
- Greece financial meltdown is almost a mathematical certainty.’
- Greek financial meltdown is almost a mathematical certainty.’
- IG financial meltdown is almost a mathematical certainty.’
- IMF financial meltdown is almost a mathematical certainty.’
- RBA financial meltdown is almost a mathematical certainty.’
- S&P financial meltdown is almost a mathematical certainty.’


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(CNN) Here is a message to investors in the oil industry, whether pension and insurance funds, university endowments, hedge funds or other asset managers:  Your investments are going to sour. The growing devastation caused by climate change, as seen this month in Texas, Florida and the Caribbean, are going to blow a hole in your fossil-fuel portfolio. Not only will the companies you own suffer as society begins to abandon fossil fuels in earnest, they will also be dragged through the courts here and abroad for their long-standing malfeasance and denial of what they have done to the world. Climate change deniers, mainly politicians in the pay of the oil industry, protest that there is no proof that destructive storms and floods are the result of human-induced global warming. Who can say that a Hurricane Harvey or Irma wouldn't have occurred in the past?

The project is now analyzing whether human-induced global warming raised the likelihood of the rainfall brought by

OPTIONS:
- Big Oil.
- Big Tobacco.
- Caribbean.
- Florida.
- Harvey.
- Irma.
- Jeffrey Sachs.
- Texas.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- During his confirmation hearing Thursday, Attorney General-designate Eric Holder conceded that he "made mistakes" during the Marc Rich pardon incident that were "not typical" of his conduct over the bulk of his career. Attorney General-designate Eric Holder told senators Thursday that he learned from the Rich pardon incident. Holder said he "made assumptions that turned out not to be true" during the Rich pardon process, which became the "most intense" and "searing" experience he "ever had as a lawyer." Holder's willingness as deputy attorney general to go along with the pardon over the objections of Justice Department career prosecutors has continued to haunt Holder. The pardon came in the last days of President Clinton's term.

OPTIONS:
- Arlen Specter told the committee Thursday that President Clinton's 1999 decision to grant clemency to the 16 FALN prisoners "was reasonable."
- CNN told the committee Thursday that President Clinton's 1999 decision to grant clemency to the 16 FALN prisoners "was reasonable."
- Clinton told the committee Thursday that President Clinton's 1999 decision to grant clemency to the 16 FALN prisoners "was reasonable."
- Eric Holder told the committee Thursday that President Clinton's 1999 decision to grant clemency to the 16 FALN prisoners "was reasonable."
- FALN told the committee Thursday that President Clinton's 1999 decision to grant clemency to the 16 FALN prisoners "was reasonable."
- GOP told the committee Thursday that President Clinton's 1999 decision to grant clemency to the 16 FALN prisoners "was reasonable."
- Holder told the committee Thursday that President Clinton's 1999 decision to grant clemency to the 16 FALN prisoners "was reasonable."
- Judiciary Committee told the committee Thursday that President Clinton's 1999 decision to grant clemency to the 16 FALN prisoners "was reasonable."
- Justice Department told the committee Thursday that President Clinton's 1999 decision to grant clemency to the 16 FALN prisoners "was reasonable."
- Marc Rich told the committee Thursday that President Clinton's 1999 decision to grant clemency to the 16 FALN prisoners "was reasonable."
- Patrick Leahy told the committee Thursday that President Clinton's 1999 decision to grant clemency to the 16 FALN prisoners "was reasonable."
- Rich told the committee Thursday that President Clinton's 1999 decision to grant clemency to the 16 FALN prisoners "was reasonable."
- WASHINGTON told the committee Thursday that President Clinton's 1999 decision to grant clemency to the 16 FALN prisoners "was reasonable."


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London (CNN) Police on both sides of the Atlantic are investigating allegations of sexual assault involving Harvey Weinstein as the scandal surrounding the disgraced Hollywood movie mogul mounts. In London, the Metropolitan Police are investigating an allegation of sexual assault against Weinstein, while in New York, his hometown, police are reviewing claims made by victims interviewed in a bombshell New Yorker article. The news comes on the heels of mounting accusations of sexual harassment and assault against Weinstein. The studio executive and political power broker is facing allegations of rape, unwanted touching and assault by a number of women, including accusations of harassment by actresses Gwyneth Paltrow and Angelina Jolie, in recent stories published in The New York Times and The New Yorker.

CNN reached out for comment regarding the fresh investigation launched in

OPTIONS:
- Angelina Jolie, but has not yet received a response.
- Atlantic, but has not yet received a response.
- CNN, but has not yet received a response.
- Gwyneth Paltrow, but has not yet received a response.
- Harvey Weinstein, but has not yet received a response.
- Hollywood, but has not yet received a response.
- London, but has not yet received a response.
- Metropolitan Police, but has not yet received a response.
- New York, but has not yet received a response.
- New Yorker, but has not yet received a response.
- The New York Times, but has not yet received a response.
- The New Yorker, but has not yet received a response.
- Weinstein, but has not yet received a response.


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A fierce row has broken out between Stephen King and Maine Governor Paul LePage after the governor claimed that the author  doesn't pay state income taxes and has moved away from the state. King immediately shot back that LePage should 'man up and apologize' for the comments because he still resides in Maine. LePage's comments came during his weekly radio address when he argued that states without an income tax, like Florida, have lured away Maine residents, including King. Fight: Novelist Stephen King says he still lives in Maine, and insists that Governor Paul LePage's claim that he has moved from the state is inaccurate

However, the remark prompted

OPTIONS:
- Florida, a legal resident of Maine  to say the governor 'was full of the stuff that makes the grass grow green.'
- King, a legal resident of Maine  to say the governor 'was full of the stuff that makes the grass grow green.'
- LePage, a legal resident of Maine  to say the governor 'was full of the stuff that makes the grass grow green.'
- Maine, a legal resident of Maine  to say the governor 'was full of the stuff that makes the grass grow green.'
- Paul LePage, a legal resident of Maine  to say the governor 'was full of the stuff that makes the grass grow green.'
- Stephen King, a legal resident of Maine  to say the governor 'was full of the stuff that makes the grass grow green.'


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

Rafa Benitez is set to be announced as the new manager of Real Madrid any day, bringing the Spaniard's career full circle. Born in Madrid, Benitez played for Real Madrid Castilla  and gained his first taste of management with Real's B team in the nineties. Now, via Valencia, Liverpool, Inter Milan, Chelsea and Napoli, the 55-year-old is set to return to the Bernabeu as Carlo Ancelotti's successor. Real have just experienced a season that started with such promise but fizzled out to nothing as their great rivals Barcelona collected the trophies. It means Benitez will have plenty on his plate when he takes his new position later this summer. Here are five things in his in-tray to sort as a matter of urgency.

It could well be another five weeks before the whole squad gathers again for pre-season and Benitez would be wise in the meantime to make contact and assuage any concerns

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona has.
- Benitez has.
- Bernabeu has.
- Born has.
- Carlo Ancelotti has.
- Chelsea has.
- Cristiano Ronaldo has.
- David de Gea has.
- Gareth Bale has.
- Inter Milan has.
- Liverpool has.
- Madrid has.
- Man United has.
- Napoli has.
- Rafa Benitez has.
- Real has.
- Real Madrid has.
- Real Madrid Castilla has.
- Spain has.
- Spaniard has.
- Valencia has.


(CNN) Two chemical gas attacks have been reported in northern Syria, one in the region where a Russian helicopter was downed a day earlier, killing all five people on board. In the first alleged attack, cylinders suspected of containing chlorine gas were dropped in residential areas in the city of Saraqeb in Idlib province, the anti-regime, voluntary search-and-rescue group Idlib Civil Defence said in a post on its Facebook page. Russia, Syria's key military backer, has vehemently denied that a chemical attack took place. In a news release carried by Russian and Syrian state news agencies, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the claims of chlorine usage were fabricated by the media.

The

OPTIONS:
- Aleppo and Russian governments say three humanitarian corridors have been opened to allow for the distribution of badly needed food and medical aid to civilians and to provide residents -- along with rebels who choose to surrender -- the opportunity to leave.
- CNN and Russian governments say three humanitarian corridors have been opened to allow for the distribution of badly needed food and medical aid to civilians and to provide residents -- along with rebels who choose to surrender -- the opportunity to leave.
- Dmitry Peskov and Russian governments say three humanitarian corridors have been opened to allow for the distribution of badly needed food and medical aid to civilians and to provide residents -- along with rebels who choose to surrender -- the opportunity to leave.
- Idlib and Russian governments say three humanitarian corridors have been opened to allow for the distribution of badly needed food and medical aid to civilians and to provide residents -- along with rebels who choose to surrender -- the opportunity to leave.
- Idlib Civil Defence and Russian governments say three humanitarian corridors have been opened to allow for the distribution of badly needed food and medical aid to civilians and to provide residents -- along with rebels who choose to surrender -- the opportunity to leave.
- Kremlin and Russian governments say three humanitarian corridors have been opened to allow for the distribution of badly needed food and medical aid to civilians and to provide residents -- along with rebels who choose to surrender -- the opportunity to leave.
- Russia and Russian governments say three humanitarian corridors have been opened to allow for the distribution of badly needed food and medical aid to civilians and to provide residents -- along with rebels who choose to surrender -- the opportunity to leave.
- Russian and Russian governments say three humanitarian corridors have been opened to allow for the distribution of badly needed food and medical aid to civilians and to provide residents -- along with rebels who choose to surrender -- the opportunity to leave.
- Saraqeb and Russian governments say three humanitarian corridors have been opened to allow for the distribution of badly needed food and medical aid to civilians and to provide residents -- along with rebels who choose to surrender -- the opportunity to leave.
- Syria and Russian governments say three humanitarian corridors have been opened to allow for the distribution of badly needed food and medical aid to civilians and to provide residents -- along with rebels who choose to surrender -- the opportunity to leave.
- Syrian and Russian governments say three humanitarian corridors have been opened to allow for the distribution of badly needed food and medical aid to civilians and to provide residents -- along with rebels who choose to surrender -- the opportunity to leave.
- U.S. and Russian governments say three humanitarian corridors have been opened to allow for the distribution of badly needed food and medical aid to civilians and to provide residents -- along with rebels who choose to surrender -- the opportunity to leave.


For almost 30 years, Abdullah Ocalan called for his people to wage war against the Turkish state. On Thursday, the imprisoned founder of the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party made a historic call for dialogue with the government, as a letter from Ocalan  was read in the Turkish Parliament. "We for tens of years gave up our lives for this stuggle, we paid a price. We have come to a point at which the guns must be silent and ideas must talk," said the letter, read by Sirri Sureyya Onder of the pro-Kurdish Peace and Democracy Party, known as the BDP.

Human rights organizations have accused Turkish security forces of summarily executing

OPTIONS:
- Abdullah Ocalan and allowing others to die in custody, as well as the additional killings of thousands of Kurds.
- BDP and allowing others to die in custody, as well as the additional killings of thousands of Kurds.
- Kurdish and allowing others to die in custody, as well as the additional killings of thousands of Kurds.
- Kurdistan Workers' Party and allowing others to die in custody, as well as the additional killings of thousands of Kurds.
- Kurds and allowing others to die in custody, as well as the additional killings of thousands of Kurds.
- Marxist and allowing others to die in custody, as well as the additional killings of thousands of Kurds.
- Ocalan and allowing others to die in custody, as well as the additional killings of thousands of Kurds.
- PKK and allowing others to die in custody, as well as the additional killings of thousands of Kurds.
- Sirri Sureyya Onder and allowing others to die in custody, as well as the additional killings of thousands of Kurds.
- Turkey and allowing others to die in custody, as well as the additional killings of thousands of Kurds.
- Turkish and allowing others to die in custody, as well as the additional killings of thousands of Kurds.
- Turkish Parliament and allowing others to die in custody, as well as the additional killings of thousands of Kurds.
- pro-Kurdish Peace and Democracy Party and allowing others to die in custody, as well as the additional killings of thousands of Kurds.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) -- "My Fair Wedding" host David Tutera and his soon-to-be ex-husband are raising eyebrows by choosing to raise their twin children separately. Tutera's ex, Ryan Jurica, discussed the controversial decision for the first time on HLN's Now In America. "I still feel like I lost a daughter," said Jurica. "I hope the kids can be in each other's lives as much as possible, and that's what I'm working hard to do." Tutera and Jurica were united in a civil union in Vermont in September 2003. About three years ago, they decided to have children through a surrogate, but by the time the babies were born, the couple had split up. After the two ended their relationship earlier this year, they reached a temporary custody agreement to raise their 2-month-old twins, a boy named Cedric and a girl named Cielo, separately.

Jurica said the idea came up when the two separated and

OPTIONS:
- CNN told him, "We know the boy is yours and the girl is mine.
- Cedric told him, "We know the boy is yours and the girl is mine.
- Cielo told him, "We know the boy is yours and the girl is mine.
- David Tutera told him, "We know the boy is yours and the girl is mine.
- HLN told him, "We know the boy is yours and the girl is mine.
- Jurica told him, "We know the boy is yours and the girl is mine.
- My Fair Wedding told him, "We know the boy is yours and the girl is mine.
- Now In America told him, "We know the boy is yours and the girl is mine.
- Ryan Jurica told him, "We know the boy is yours and the girl is mine.
- Tutera told him, "We know the boy is yours and the girl is mine.
- Vermont told him, "We know the boy is yours and the girl is mine.


How does the sentence end?

Brendan Rodgers has 'closed the door on last season' as Liverpool finally cut their ties with Raheem Sterling. Liverpool's dreadful form for much of the most recent campaign ensured Rodgers faced an end of season summit with the club's owners, Fenway Sports Group, to explain how they would begin the process of moving forward. It was a season that took its toll but Rodgers has no intention of looking back. Though Sterling has gone to Manchester City for £49million, his priority is 'on the players who are here' on Liverpool's pre-season tour and he will not be dwelling on how the campaign unravelled.

Sterling's agent claims

OPTIONS:
- Brendan Rodgers will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- English will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Fenway Sports Group will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Liverpool will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Manchester City will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Raheem Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Reds will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Rodgers will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.
- Sterling will not sign a new contract with the club, who respond by canceling a scheduled meeting with star and his representative.


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They've collaborated with the likes of Roberto Cavalli, Stella McCartney, Missoni and Dion Lee. And now Target Australia have announced yet another Designers for Target collaboration, this time with international designer Jean Paul Gaultier. The flamboyant designer will launch his exclusive range of women's, men's, children and homewares products across the country in early 2016. The 100-piece Jean Paul Gaultier for Target collection will start from just $10 and also include shoes, lingerie and baby and nursery items. Mr Gaultier, whose clothing normally retails for thousands of dollars, says his Target collection will resonate with the 'Australian lifestyle and approach to fashion.'

Never picked

OPTIONS:
- Australian as one to stock such a designer.
- Designers for Target as one to stock such a designer.
- Dion Lee as one to stock such a designer.
- Gaultier as one to stock such a designer.
- Jean Paul Gaultier as one to stock such a designer.
- Missoni as one to stock such a designer.
- Roberto Cavalli as one to stock such a designer.
- Stella McCartney as one to stock such a designer.
- Target as one to stock such a designer.
- Target Australia as one to stock such a designer.


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A woman who blogged for years about her young son's constant health struggles was convicted this morning of poisoning him to death by force-feeding heavy concentrations of sodium through his stomach tube. A jury in the New York suburbs found Lacey Spears, of Scottsville, Kentucky, guilty of second-degree murder in the January 2014 death of 5-year-old Garnett-Paul Spears after nearly three days of deliberations. When she is sentenced next month, the 27-year-old Spears could face up to life in prison. The defense portrayed Spears as a caring mother and her son as sickly, but the prosecution argued that Spears reveled in the attention Garnett's illness brought her. Video showed Spears twice taking the boy into a hospital bathroom with a connector tube and the boy suffering afterward.

The evidence included two feeding bags found in Spears' apartment that were heavily tainted with salt, including one that

OPTIONS:
- Garnett asked a friend to hide.
- Kentucky asked a friend to hide.
- Lacey Spears asked a friend to hide.
- New York asked a friend to hide.
- Paul Spears asked a friend to hide.
- Scottsville asked a friend to hide.
- Spears asked a friend to hide.
- Video asked a friend to hide.


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(CNN) In early August 2015, Chris Lihosit fell ill with an exhausting, dehydrating and pyjama-soaking fever that mysteriously disappeared two days later. During a check-up, on his 43rd birthday, his doctor named summertime flu the most likely culprit. Then the same thing happened again, and it settled into a disturbing pattern: midweek chills and an escalating fever that would break on Sunday. By Monday, Chris would feel fine, only to have the sequence repeat itself. He joked about it with colleagues at T-Mobile, where he works in software development, "Well, I hope it's not cancer!" On alternating weekends from May to October, Chris would volunteer as a back country ranger for the US Forest Service -- a physically demanding role that involves patrolling Washington's Cascade Mountain forests and hiking along high-altitude trails with a backpack that can weigh up to 32 kilograms.

OPTIONS:
- Cascade Mountain learned that his level of infection-fighting neutrophil cells, normally churned out by the bone marrow, had fallen so low that his defenses were in tatters.
- Chris learned that his level of infection-fighting neutrophil cells, normally churned out by the bone marrow, had fallen so low that his defenses were in tatters.
- Chris Lihosit learned that his level of infection-fighting neutrophil cells, normally churned out by the bone marrow, had fallen so low that his defenses were in tatters.
- Leukemia learned that his level of infection-fighting neutrophil cells, normally churned out by the bone marrow, had fallen so low that his defenses were in tatters.
- T-Mobile learned that his level of infection-fighting neutrophil cells, normally churned out by the bone marrow, had fallen so low that his defenses were in tatters.
- US Forest Service learned that his level of infection-fighting neutrophil cells, normally churned out by the bone marrow, had fallen so low that his defenses were in tatters.
- Washington learned that his level of infection-fighting neutrophil cells, normally churned out by the bone marrow, had fallen so low that his defenses were in tatters.


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The South Australian Supreme Court will today hear submissions about legal action a popular Australian Instagram personality is taking against a YouTube 'diet guru' famous for eating up to 51 bananas a day. Adelaide personal trainer Kayla Itsines, 23, her partner Tobias Pearce and company Bikini Body Training Company Pty Ltd last month launched an injunction against Freelee the Banana Girl (Leanne Ratcliffe) and Durianrider (Harley Johnstone) over remarks Ms Itsines alleged were defamatory. Ms Itsines, 23, is behind the program Bikini Body Guide and has more than 2.3 million followers on Instagram. Freelee and Durianrider describe themselves as being behind the 'busiest raw vegan and vegan' website online, 30bananasaday, and post to a YouTube account with more than 330,000 subscribers.

Real names

OPTIONS:
- Adelaide (left) and Leanne Ratcliffe (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Australian (left) and Leanne Ratcliffe (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Banana Girl (left) and Leanne Ratcliffe (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Bikini Body Guide (left) and Leanne Ratcliffe (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Bikini Body Training Company Pty Ltd (left) and Leanne Ratcliffe (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Durianrider (left) and Leanne Ratcliffe (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Freelee (left) and Leanne Ratcliffe (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Harley Johnstone (left) and Leanne Ratcliffe (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Instagram (left) and Leanne Ratcliffe (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Itsines (left) and Leanne Ratcliffe (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Kayla Itsines (left) and Leanne Ratcliffe (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Leanne Ratcliffe (left) and Leanne Ratcliffe (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- South Australian Supreme Court (left) and Leanne Ratcliffe (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- Tobias Pearce (left) and Leanne Ratcliffe (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.
- YouTube (left) and Leanne Ratcliffe (right), the pair have pledged to ride their bikes to the courtroom on Monday.


(CNN) Throughout 2017 women's football teams have been standing up for parity with their male counterparts on the international stage -- but in London on Wednesday pen was put to paper on a historic deal which could prove significant in the fight for equality in sport. At the Norwegian Embassy in Britain's capital, Norway's men's and women's captains -- Stefan Johansen and Maren Mjelde -- and representatives of the Norwegian Football Association (NFF) and Norway's players' association (NISO) signed an agreement on equal pay in a deal thought to be the first of its kind in international football. The agreement, says the Norwegian FA, will mean a pay rise of 2.5 million Norwegian kroner ($302,750) in 2018 for the women's team, with both national teams receiving six million kroner ($726,900) each next year.

"I am proud to be a

OPTIONS:
- Agreement football player," Norway captain Maren Mjelde said in a statement issued on the Norwegian FA's website.
- Britain football player," Norway captain Maren Mjelde said in a statement issued on the Norwegian FA's website.
- CNN football player," Norway captain Maren Mjelde said in a statement issued on the Norwegian FA's website.
- FA football player," Norway captain Maren Mjelde said in a statement issued on the Norwegian FA's website.
- London football player," Norway captain Maren Mjelde said in a statement issued on the Norwegian FA's website.
- Maren Mjelde football player," Norway captain Maren Mjelde said in a statement issued on the Norwegian FA's website.
- NFF football player," Norway captain Maren Mjelde said in a statement issued on the Norwegian FA's website.
- NISO football player," Norway captain Maren Mjelde said in a statement issued on the Norwegian FA's website.
- Norway football player," Norway captain Maren Mjelde said in a statement issued on the Norwegian FA's website.
- Norwegian football player," Norway captain Maren Mjelde said in a statement issued on the Norwegian FA's website.
- Norwegian Football Association football player," Norway captain Maren Mjelde said in a statement issued on the Norwegian FA's website.
- Stefan Johansen football player," Norway captain Maren Mjelde said in a statement issued on the Norwegian FA's website.


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Beijing (CNN) -- In a rare, joint news conference with the global news media inside the heart of Beijing, U.S. President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged cooperation on a range of common interests as they concluded an unusually colorful economic summit. Asked about anti-American rhetoric in Chinese state-run media which accused the United States of backing recent democracy protests in Hong Kong, Obama brushed off the criticism as "part of being a public official." "The United States had no involvement in fostering the protests that took place there," Obama insisted. Xi appeared to grimace when asked by New York Times reporter Mark Landler about international press access in China and whether he viewed Obama's "pivot" to Asia as an authentic component of U.S. foreign policy.

But the U.S. President managed to string together a slew of modest trade and diplomatic agreements with Beijing that will loosen visa restrictions for

OPTIONS:
- ASEAN travelers and cut tariffs on high-tech American products.
- Asia travelers and cut tariffs on high-tech American products.
- Barack Obama travelers and cut tariffs on high-tech American products.
- Beijing travelers and cut tariffs on high-tech American products.
- CNN travelers and cut tariffs on high-tech American products.
- China travelers and cut tariffs on high-tech American products.
- Chinese travelers and cut tariffs on high-tech American products.
- Hong Kong travelers and cut tariffs on high-tech American products.
- Mark Landler travelers and cut tariffs on high-tech American products.
- Myanmar travelers and cut tariffs on high-tech American products.
- New York Times travelers and cut tariffs on high-tech American products.
- Obama travelers and cut tariffs on high-tech American products.
- U.S. travelers and cut tariffs on high-tech American products.
- United States travelers and cut tariffs on high-tech American products.
- White House travelers and cut tariffs on high-tech American products.
- Xi travelers and cut tariffs on high-tech American products.
- Xi Jinping travelers and cut tariffs on high-tech American products.


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He joined The Daily Show as a correspondent only three months ago. But now, Trevor Noah has reportedly emerged as the frontrunner to replace host Jon Stewart. The 31-year-old South African comedian has apparently been named on a short list of potential successors to Stewart, 52, who will step down from his role on the Comedy Central show this year. He is being considered for an integral position on the program, a source close to the matter told Variety magazine. However, no final decision has yet been reached by network executives. Scroll down for video Replacement? Trevor Noah (left) joined The Daily Show as a correspondent three months ago. But now, he has reportedly emerged as the frontrunner to replace the Comedy Central program's host Jon Stewart (right)

Following the article in Variety, people across the country have taken to social media to express their views on

OPTIONS:
- Comedy Central as the potential new host of The Daily Show, with many deeming it 'great' news.
- Jon Stewart as the potential new host of The Daily Show, with many deeming it 'great' news.
- Late Show With David Letterman as the potential new host of The Daily Show, with many deeming it 'great' news.
- Noah as the potential new host of The Daily Show, with many deeming it 'great' news.
- Source as the potential new host of The Daily Show, with many deeming it 'great' news.
- South Africa as the potential new host of The Daily Show, with many deeming it 'great' news.
- South African as the potential new host of The Daily Show, with many deeming it 'great' news.
- Stewart as the potential new host of The Daily Show, with many deeming it 'great' news.
- The Daily Show as the potential new host of The Daily Show, with many deeming it 'great' news.
- The Tonight Show as the potential new host of The Daily Show, with many deeming it 'great' news.
- Trevor Noah as the potential new host of The Daily Show, with many deeming it 'great' news.
- Variety as the potential new host of The Daily Show, with many deeming it 'great' news.


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Too strong, too hungry and too powerful. All over the field Manchester United were superior. It has been a while since we have said that, in this fixture at least. A season that seemed to be heading nowhere when Arsenal defeated them in the FA Cup last month will perhaps now be remembered for a return to European football and also for this, a victory over their neighbours that was even more complete, more absolute, than the scoreline suggests. United used to do this to City all the time. They used to bully them, pass through them, demoralise them and embarrass them. But not since 2009-10 when United beat City twice in the Barclays Premier League and edged a League Cup semi-final have they brutalised them like this.

All of

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- Aguero's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- Arsenal's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- Ashley Young's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- Barclays Premier League's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- City's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- Daley Blind's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- European's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- FA Cup's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- Fellaini's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- League Cup's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- Manchester's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- Manchester City's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- Manchester United's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- Mata's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- Match Zone's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- Premier League's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- Silva's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- Smalling's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- United's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- Vincent Kompany's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- Young's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights
- Zabaleta's outfield players congratulate Smalling after his close-range header ensured the red side of Manchester has bragging rights


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Washington (CNN) -- Eight weeks after the massacre of 20 Connecticut first-graders, a ban on the kind of semi-automatic rifle used by the killer remains elusive -- if not impossible. Such a ban became a rallying cry for victims' families, advocacy groups and politicians supporting tougher gun laws in the emotional aftermath of the Newtown shootings in December. President Barack Obama still calls for updating a 1994 assault weapons ban that expired 10 years later as part of his package of steps intended to reduce chronic gun violence in America, especially in major cities. However, fierce opposition by the powerful National Rifle Association and millions of American gun owners has shifted debate away from prohibiting specific weapons to making it harder for criminals, terrorists and the mentally ill to obtain guns.

Newtown calls on Connecticut to 'show

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- America the way' on gun control
- American the way' on gun control
- Barack Obama the way' on gun control
- CNN the way' on gun control
- Connecticut the way' on gun control
- National Rifle Association the way' on gun control
- Newtown the way' on gun control
- Obama the way' on gun control
- Washington the way' on gun control


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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Aides to then-Attorney General Alberto Gonzales improperly considered political affiliations and ideologies in hiring, but Gonzales was unaware of those actions, according to results of an investigation released Monday by the Justice Department internal watchdog. The report cited White House liaison Monica Goodling as the key operative behind many of the political moves. The report provides no indication criminal laws were violated but cites illegal civil actions involving discrimination in hiring. Investigators, however, said no penalties are likely because the aides no longer work for the Justice Department. Monica Goodling, the White House liaison for the attorney general, was the key operative behind many of the politicized decisions involving career prosecutors and immigration judges, the report says.

In a brief statement,

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- Alberto Gonzales said, "Political considerations should play no part in the hiring of career officials at the Department of Justice."
- CNN said, "Political considerations should play no part in the hiring of career officials at the Department of Justice."
- Gonzales said, "Political considerations should play no part in the hiring of career officials at the Department of Justice."
- Justice Department said, "Political considerations should play no part in the hiring of career officials at the Department of Justice."
- Monica Goodling said, "Political considerations should play no part in the hiring of career officials at the Department of Justice."
- WASHINGTON said, "Political considerations should play no part in the hiring of career officials at the Department of Justice."
- White House said, "Political considerations should play no part in the hiring of career officials at the Department of Justice."


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(CNN) Two parents want to see police body camera and dashcam footage of their son's arrest after an encounter with Troy, Alabama, police last Saturday left the 17-year-old badly beaten and hospitalized. Photos -- one of which mother Angela Williams posted on Facebook, where it was shared more than 80,000 times -- show Ulysses Wilkerson in a hospital bed, the white sheet beneath his head bloody. His nose and lips are crusted in blood, and his left eye is swollen shut. The boy's father, Ulysses Wilkerson Jr., said his son's eye socket was cracked in three places, he had swelling on his brain as well as massive facial swelling.

In an interview with CNN,

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- Alabama' mother said she just wants some answers.
- Angela Williams' mother said she just wants some answers.
- Facebook' mother said she just wants some answers.
- Troy' mother said she just wants some answers.
- Ulysses Wilkerson' mother said she just wants some answers.
- Ulysses Wilkerson Jr.' mother said she just wants some answers.


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Dapper Laughs, the controversial persona previously 'killed off' by disgraced comedian Daniel O'Reilly, has arrived Down Under – chatting up air hostesses and mocking airport cleaners along the way. The British star, who came under fire last year after telling a female audience member at one of his shows she was 'gagging for a rape', documented his journey to Sydney, via Doha and Melbourne, in a video posted online. Dapper Laughs sprang to fame on video network Vine where he joked about how women couldn’t resist him and despite his jibes being branded ‘sexist’ his latest video shows he hasn’t changed tact.

And around 44 comedians signed an open letter condemning

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- Avengers for his 'sexist and degrading' comedy.
- British for his 'sexist and degrading' comedy.
- Christmas for his 'sexist and degrading' comedy.
- Daniel O'Reilly for his 'sexist and degrading' comedy.
- Dapper Laughs for his 'sexist and degrading' comedy.
- Doha for his 'sexist and degrading' comedy.
- Down Under for his 'sexist and degrading' comedy.
- ITV for his 'sexist and degrading' comedy.
- Melbourne for his 'sexist and degrading' comedy.
- O'Reilly for his 'sexist and degrading' comedy.
- Sydney for his 'sexist and degrading' comedy.
- Vine for his 'sexist and degrading' comedy.


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Chris Froome avoided taking any risks on the controversial opening-day stage at the Vuelta a Espana as BMC Racing won their second consecutive Grand Tour team time-trial. The Tour de France champion knew the result would not affect his standing in the general classification and Froome's Team Sky finished over a minute down on BMC Racing, who pipped Orica-GreenEdge and Tinkoff-Saxo by less than a second. With several changes of surface, including a sandy section near the start, organisers announced on Friday a compromise had been reached regarding the team time-trial, with the times no longer contributing to the individual classification.

LottoNL-Jumbo set the early pace with what looked to be a strong time of eight minutes and 18 seconds but time-trial specialists

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- BMC Racing-GreenEdge soon smashed that mark by eight seconds.
- Chris Froome-GreenEdge soon smashed that mark by eight seconds.
- Espana-GreenEdge soon smashed that mark by eight seconds.
- Froome-GreenEdge soon smashed that mark by eight seconds.
- Grand Tour-GreenEdge soon smashed that mark by eight seconds.
- GreenEdge-GreenEdge soon smashed that mark by eight seconds.
- Orica-GreenEdge soon smashed that mark by eight seconds.
- Saxo-GreenEdge soon smashed that mark by eight seconds.
- Team Sky-GreenEdge soon smashed that mark by eight seconds.
- Tinkoff-GreenEdge soon smashed that mark by eight seconds.
- Tour de France-GreenEdge soon smashed that mark by eight seconds.
- Vuelta-GreenEdge soon smashed that mark by eight seconds.


(CNN) The Iraqi military has "fully liberated" all of Iraq's territory of "ISIS terrorist gangs" and retaken full control of the Iraqi-Syrian border, it said Saturday in a statement. "Our heroic armed forces have now secured the entire length of the Iraq-Syria border," Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi said on his Twitter account. "We defeated Daesh (ISIS) through our unity and sacrifice for the nation. Long live Iraq and its people." ISIS, an acronym for Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, rapidly captured large territories in Iraq and Syria and declared a caliphate in 2014. The group controlled more than 34,000 square miles of territory from the Mediterranean coast to south of Baghdad.

"That spirit must be renewed and continue as

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- Abadi works to consolidate these historic gains over the coming year.
- Baghdad works to consolidate these historic gains over the coming year.
- Daesh works to consolidate these historic gains over the coming year.
- Haider Al works to consolidate these historic gains over the coming year.
- ISIS works to consolidate these historic gains over the coming year.
- Iraq works to consolidate these historic gains over the coming year.
- Iraqi works to consolidate these historic gains over the coming year.
- Iraqi Security Forces works to consolidate these historic gains over the coming year.
- Islamic State works to consolidate these historic gains over the coming year.
- Mediterranean works to consolidate these historic gains over the coming year.
- Syria works to consolidate these historic gains over the coming year.
- Syrian works to consolidate these historic gains over the coming year.
- Twitter works to consolidate these historic gains over the coming year.
- US works to consolidate these historic gains over the coming year.
- United Nations works to consolidate these historic gains over the coming year.


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Editor's note: The staff at CNN.com has been intrigued by the journalism of Vice, an independent media company and Web site based in Brooklyn, New York. Motherboard.tv is Vice's site devoted to the overlap between culture and technology. The reports, which are being produced solely by Vice, reflect a very transparent approach to journalism, where viewers are taken along on every step of the reporting process. We believe this unique approach is worthy of sharing with our CNN.com readers. Brooklyn, New York (Motherboard.tv) -- Last year, Motherboard went to Bent Festival , the world's premier meeting of circuit benders, music hackers, and broken Speak n' Spells. We spent a day at 81 Front St. in Dumbo, where hackers young and old, expert and amateur, came to break electronics in order to put them back together again, in the DIY spirit of groups like NYC Resistor and musicians like Reed Ghazala and Morton Subotnick. At night, a healthy roster of chiptune musicians and others made music with their homemade gear.

In other words, no sign of the kind of melee happening in the art space just across the street, where the

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- Bent Festival, the annual circus of the art of "circuit bending," was happening.
- Brooklyn, the annual circus of the art of "circuit bending," was happening.
- CNN.com, the annual circus of the art of "circuit bending," was happening.
- DIY, the annual circus of the art of "circuit bending," was happening.
- Dumbo, the annual circus of the art of "circuit bending," was happening.
- Morton Subotnick, the annual circus of the art of "circuit bending," was happening.
- Motherboard, the annual circus of the art of "circuit bending," was happening.
- Motherboard.tv, the annual circus of the art of "circuit bending," was happening.
- NYC Resistor, the annual circus of the art of "circuit bending," was happening.
- New York, the annual circus of the art of "circuit bending," was happening.
- Reed Ghazala, the annual circus of the art of "circuit bending," was happening.
- Vice, the annual circus of the art of "circuit bending," was happening.


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(CNN) Education has long been the fuel that powered the mighty engine of our nation's economy. As the number of Americans with high school and college degrees soared right after World War II, our middle class grew dramatically and the United States reached new heights of job creation, productivity and prosperity, becoming the envy of the world. But today American students are falling far behind those in other nations. Why? Our schools are failing to prepare graduates for our increasingly competitive global economy. Improving our nation's education system will be a major bipartisan challenge for the incoming Trump administration, as well as for Congress, the states and, most importantly, individual school districts.

In 2015, among all 73 nations and economies where the test was administered to 540,000 students,

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- American students dropped to 40th place in math, and placed 25th in science and 24th in reading.
- Americans students dropped to 40th place in math, and placed 25th in science and 24th in reading.
- Congress students dropped to 40th place in math, and placed 25th in science and 24th in reading.
- Harold Levy students dropped to 40th place in math, and placed 25th in science and 24th in reading.
- Levy students dropped to 40th place in math, and placed 25th in science and 24th in reading.
- Trump students dropped to 40th place in math, and placed 25th in science and 24th in reading.
- United States students dropped to 40th place in math, and placed 25th in science and 24th in reading.
- World War II students dropped to 40th place in math, and placed 25th in science and 24th in reading.


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Antonello Tonna (pictured) has witnessed two tragedies after being aboard the Costa Fascinosa yesterday and the Costa Concordia in 2012 The pianist on board a cruise ship from which three passengers were killed in the Tunisian museum massacre was also aboard the Costa Concordia when it capsized, it has emerged. In a remarkable coincidence, Antonello Tonna told today how he was on board the Costa Fascinosa when the shootout began at the Bardo Museum in Tunis yesterday. The anguished musician, who did not disembark the ship, had only just returned to playing at sea following the trauma of the Concordia disaster in January 2012.

Our team in

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- Antonella Tonna is currently taking care of the companions of the victims and the eight guests who are being treated in hospitals.'
- Antonello Tonna is currently taking care of the companions of the victims and the eight guests who are being treated in hospitals.'
- Bardo Museum is currently taking care of the companions of the victims and the eight guests who are being treated in hospitals.'
- Concordia is currently taking care of the companions of the victims and the eight guests who are being treated in hospitals.'
- Costa Concordia is currently taking care of the companions of the victims and the eight guests who are being treated in hospitals.'
- Costa Fascinosa is currently taking care of the companions of the victims and the eight guests who are being treated in hospitals.'
- Italian is currently taking care of the companions of the victims and the eight guests who are being treated in hospitals.'
- Tunis is currently taking care of the companions of the victims and the eight guests who are being treated in hospitals.'
- Tunisian is currently taking care of the companions of the victims and the eight guests who are being treated in hospitals.'


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(CNN) -- Skeletal remains found in the chimney of an Abbeville, Louisiana, bank two months ago have been identified as those of a local man who hadn't been seen in 27 years. The remains are those of Joseph W. Schexnider, who vanished at age 22 in January 1984, Abbeville police Lt. David Hardy told CNN. Schexnider's disappearance was noted after he failed to show up for a court hearing on a charge of possession of a stolen vehicle. When officers showed up at his home to take him in to custody, Schexnider's mother said he had fled to avoid arrest.

Schexnider's family is not commenting on the case,

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- Abbeville said
- CNN said
- David Hardy said
- Joseph W. Schexnider said
- Louisiana said
- Schexnider said


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Marlon Samuels' unbeaten century proved in vain as Sri Lanka beat West Indies by 19 runs under the Duckworth-Lewis method to complete a 3-0 one-day series whitewash on Saturday. Beaten in the two-test series and defeated in the previous two one-dayers, West Indies continued to struggle after being asked to bat first in a third and final match interrupted by rain at the Pallekele International Stadium. Samuels (110 not out) struck his ninth ODI century and contributed more than half of the total as West Indies posted 206 for nine after the game was reduced to 36 overs per side.

He meted out the same treatment to Malinga after a second rain intervention but ultimately it was a below-par total for

OPTIONS:
- Duckworth.
- Lewis.
- Marlon Samuels.
- ODI.
- Pallekele International Stadium.
- Samuels.
- Sri Lanka.
- West Indies.


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The traditional strongholds of world Catholicism - Europe and America - are struggling to find enough priests to lead their congregations and have turned instead to Africa and Asia. The church is experiencing booming popularity on those continents while allegiance to the Vatican is fading in Europe, its traditional heartland. That's according to a survey by the Georgetown University-based Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA), which said boom in Asia and Africa is more than offsetting losses in the Americas and Europe. But churches in the US and Europe are struggling to find priests, forcing them to look abroad for recruits, according to the Washington Examiner.

In Europe fewer people are attending mass and parish populations are shrinking but the growth continents for

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- Africa are running short of space and are seeing parish populations surge.
- America are running short of space and are seeing parish populations surge.
- Americas are running short of space and are seeing parish populations surge.
- Asia are running short of space and are seeing parish populations surge.
- CARA are running short of space and are seeing parish populations surge.
- Catholic are running short of space and are seeing parish populations surge.
- Catholicism are running short of space and are seeing parish populations surge.
- Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate are running short of space and are seeing parish populations surge.
- Europe are running short of space and are seeing parish populations surge.
- Georgetown University are running short of space and are seeing parish populations surge.
- US are running short of space and are seeing parish populations surge.
- Vatican are running short of space and are seeing parish populations surge.
- Washington Examiner are running short of space and are seeing parish populations surge.


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They arrived in full dinner suits, glittery all-in-one numbers and the latest in jacket fashions - but this is not Paris Fashion Week. It is day three of Crufts 2015 where the preened and pampered of the canine world gather to compete in the world's biggest dog breed competition. From Afghans in headdresses, to a terrier in a pram, day three of the event at the NEC arena in Birmingham has seen some incredible sights. Colourful: This Afghan hound looks to have been inspired by Paris fashion week with its all-in-one ensemble, headgear and tassles at day three of Crufts in Birmingham

Picture perfect: This wise looking

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- Afghan hound is immaculately groomed and ready for judgement day
- Afghans hound is immaculately groomed and ready for judgement day
- Bedlington terriers hound is immaculately groomed and ready for judgement day
- Best In Show hound is immaculately groomed and ready for judgement day
- Birmingham hound is immaculately groomed and ready for judgement day
- Crufts hound is immaculately groomed and ready for judgement day
- Crufts 2015 hound is immaculately groomed and ready for judgement day
- NEC hound is immaculately groomed and ready for judgement day
- Paris hound is immaculately groomed and ready for judgement day
- Paris Fashion Week hound is immaculately groomed and ready for judgement day
- Terrier and Hound hound is immaculately groomed and ready for judgement day


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The wife of a U.S. Army colonel who shot her two children dead four years ago says she does not regret it. Julie Schenecker, 54, was convicted last May of shooting her son Beau, 13, and daughter Calyx, 16, in their upscale Tampa Bay, Florida home in January 2011 while her husband served overseas. Now in an exclusive jailhouse interview, she has claimed she pulled the trigger to 'save' her children, despite previously admitting to authorities that she had shot them for being 'mouthy'. When asked by ABC Action News in the interview if she regretted the shooting, Schenecker, a former military linguist, shook her head.

OPTIONS:
- ABC Action News was found covered in blood and passed out at the house.
- Beau was found covered in blood and passed out at the house.
- Calyx was found covered in blood and passed out at the house.
- Florida was found covered in blood and passed out at the house.
- Julie Schenecker was found covered in blood and passed out at the house.
- Schenecker was found covered in blood and passed out at the house.
- Tampa was found covered in blood and passed out at the house.
- Tampa Bay was found covered in blood and passed out at the house.
- U.S. Army was found covered in blood and passed out at the house.


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Zawraq has been ruled out of Saturday’s Investec Derby at Epsom after the lameness he showed earlier this week re-surfaced after a routine canter this morning. The Hamdan Al Maktoum-owned colt was in effect having a fitness test after it looked like he was winning the race to be fit. It is a blow to trainer Dermot Weld and jockey Pat Smullen, who felt Zawraq was his best ever chance of winning the race. Angus Gold, racing manager for Sheik Hamdan, said: 'It's bad news. He did a bit of work this morning and moved beautifully under Pat Smullen, but by the time he got back to the yard he was definitely not right again.

OPTIONS:
- Angus Gold engaged in promising light exercise on Wednesday, further fuelling the optimism, but connections were forced to draw stumps after the horse cantered on Thursday morning.
- Derby engaged in promising light exercise on Wednesday, further fuelling the optimism, but connections were forced to draw stumps after the horse cantered on Thursday morning.
- Dermot Weld engaged in promising light exercise on Wednesday, further fuelling the optimism, but connections were forced to draw stumps after the horse cantered on Thursday morning.
- Epsom engaged in promising light exercise on Wednesday, further fuelling the optimism, but connections were forced to draw stumps after the horse cantered on Thursday morning.
- Hamdan Al Maktoum engaged in promising light exercise on Wednesday, further fuelling the optimism, but connections were forced to draw stumps after the horse cantered on Thursday morning.
- Investec Derby engaged in promising light exercise on Wednesday, further fuelling the optimism, but connections were forced to draw stumps after the horse cantered on Thursday morning.
- Pat Smullen engaged in promising light exercise on Wednesday, further fuelling the optimism, but connections were forced to draw stumps after the horse cantered on Thursday morning.
- Sheik Hamdan engaged in promising light exercise on Wednesday, further fuelling the optimism, but connections were forced to draw stumps after the horse cantered on Thursday morning.
- Zawraq engaged in promising light exercise on Wednesday, further fuelling the optimism, but connections were forced to draw stumps after the horse cantered on Thursday morning.