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(CNN) -- For the record, I'm not a leading fan of the economist Jeffrey Sachs. But even from the "away" team benches, you have to salute the audacity of his latest adventure. Sachs, director of the Earth Institute at Columbia University, has nominated himself to be president of the World Bank. He has launched a political campaign to win the necessary votes from governments worldwide. He has won the endorsements of eight governments and 27 members of the U.S. Congress. Nobody has ever seen anything like this before. While people do "campaign" for jobs as heads of international organizations, they usually do so from behind the scenes. Their names mysteriously begin to be mentioned in the columns of The Financial Times, Foreign Policy magazine and The International Economy, but they never admit on the record that they want the job, much less go on the road giving speeches and interviews asking for it.

Sachs' quixotic campaign for

OPTIONS:
- CNN president won't change that reality, even in the unlikely event that he should somehow win.
- Columbia University president won't change that reality, even in the unlikely event that he should somehow win.
- David Frum president won't change that reality, even in the unlikely event that he should somehow win.
- Earth Institute president won't change that reality, even in the unlikely event that he should somehow win.
- Foreign Policy magazine president won't change that reality, even in the unlikely event that he should somehow win.
- Frum president won't change that reality, even in the unlikely event that he should somehow win.
- Hillary Clinton president won't change that reality, even in the unlikely event that he should somehow win.
- Jeffrey Sachs president won't change that reality, even in the unlikely event that he should somehow win.
- Sachs president won't change that reality, even in the unlikely event that he should somehow win.
- The Financial Times president won't change that reality, even in the unlikely event that he should somehow win.
- The International Economy president won't change that reality, even in the unlikely event that he should somehow win.
- U.S. president won't change that reality, even in the unlikely event that he should somehow win.
- U.S. Congress president won't change that reality, even in the unlikely event that he should somehow win.
- World Bank president won't change that reality, even in the unlikely event that he should somehow win.


(CNN) A judge in Massachusetts on Friday sentenced a teenager to serve at least 40 years in prison for killing, raping and robbing his high school math teacher. Philip Chism,17, stood in handcuffs, his face expressionless, as sentences by Superior Court Judge David Lowy were read aloud, following emotional victim impact statements from family and friends of the slain teacher, Colleen Ritzer. "He is pure evil, and evil can never be rehabilitated," said Peggie Ritzer, Colleen's mother, furious because Chism would eventually be eligible for parole. "We will never get a second chance and neither should he." Chism did get a life sentence on the murder charge but could have gotten parole after 25 years because of recent court rulings that limit sentences for juvenile murder defendants.

During the trial, Chism's defense attorney argued that

OPTIONS:
- Chism has suffered from a psychotic disorder since a young age and that he responded to voices and hallucinations at the time of Ritzer's killing.
- Colleen has suffered from a psychotic disorder since a young age and that he responded to voices and hallucinations at the time of Ritzer's killing.
- Colleen Ritzer has suffered from a psychotic disorder since a young age and that he responded to voices and hallucinations at the time of Ritzer's killing.
- David Lowy has suffered from a psychotic disorder since a young age and that he responded to voices and hallucinations at the time of Ritzer's killing.
- Massachusetts has suffered from a psychotic disorder since a young age and that he responded to voices and hallucinations at the time of Ritzer's killing.
- Peggie Ritzer has suffered from a psychotic disorder since a young age and that he responded to voices and hallucinations at the time of Ritzer's killing.
- Philip Chism has suffered from a psychotic disorder since a young age and that he responded to voices and hallucinations at the time of Ritzer's killing.
- Philip Chism,17 has suffered from a psychotic disorder since a young age and that he responded to voices and hallucinations at the time of Ritzer's killing.
- Superior Court has suffered from a psychotic disorder since a young age and that he responded to voices and hallucinations at the time of Ritzer's killing.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) A political appointee at the Department of Housing and Urban Development was fired for an op-ed he wrote before the election that criticized then-candidate Donald Trump, a source with knowledge of the situation told CNN. In an October op-ed for The Hill, Republican consultant Shermichael Singleton said Trump was taking the Republican Party to a "new moral low." "We allowed that hostile takeover to happen on our watch," he wrote. "This individual recognized a moment of great disparity in the Republican base and, like cancer, attacked and spread, consuming everything in his path." Singleton's piece criticized Trump's rhetoric about African Americans during the campaign. After the election, the 26-year-old worked with Ben Carson during his confirmation process to become HUD secretary. Singleton, who is African American, then joined the department as a senior adviser.

A HUD spokesperson confirmed

OPTIONS:
- African American no longer works at the department.
- African Americans no longer works at the department.
- American no longer works at the department.
- Ben Carson no longer works at the department.
- CNN no longer works at the department.
- Department of Housing and Urban Development no longer works at the department.
- Donald Trump no longer works at the department.
- HUD no longer works at the department.
- Republican no longer works at the department.
- Republican Party no longer works at the department.
- Shermichael Singleton no longer works at the department.
- Singleton no longer works at the department.
- The Hill no longer works at the department.
- Trump no longer works at the department.


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

(CNN) Daniel Scavino was working a high school job cleaning golf clubs at the Briar Hall Country Club in New York's Hudson Valley when a man who would change his life pulled into the parking lot in a stretch limousine. The visitor was business mogul Donald Trump, who, at that time in 1990, was famous as a flashy real estate developer, not a politician. The course where Scavino worked was heading into foreclosure, and Trump was in the market for expanding his golf business. Scavino, a lucky 16-year-old who happened to be in the right place at the right time, was selected caddie for Trump's party. He was instantly smitten. No one will ever believe this at school on Monday, he thought.

In February,

OPTIONS:
- Briar Hall Country Club tapped Scavino, now in his 40s, to direct the rapidly growing social media operation for his presidential campaign, putting him at the tip of the spear of Trump's unwieldy—and controversial--communication strategy.
- CNN tapped Scavino, now in his 40s, to direct the rapidly growing social media operation for his presidential campaign, putting him at the tip of the spear of Trump's unwieldy—and controversial--communication strategy.
- Dan Scavino tapped Scavino, now in his 40s, to direct the rapidly growing social media operation for his presidential campaign, putting him at the tip of the spear of Trump's unwieldy—and controversial--communication strategy.
- Daniel Scavino tapped Scavino, now in his 40s, to direct the rapidly growing social media operation for his presidential campaign, putting him at the tip of the spear of Trump's unwieldy—and controversial--communication strategy.
- Donald Trump tapped Scavino, now in his 40s, to direct the rapidly growing social media operation for his presidential campaign, putting him at the tip of the spear of Trump's unwieldy—and controversial--communication strategy.
- Hudson Valley tapped Scavino, now in his 40s, to direct the rapidly growing social media operation for his presidential campaign, putting him at the tip of the spear of Trump's unwieldy—and controversial--communication strategy.
- New York tapped Scavino, now in his 40s, to direct the rapidly growing social media operation for his presidential campaign, putting him at the tip of the spear of Trump's unwieldy—and controversial--communication strategy.
- Scavino tapped Scavino, now in his 40s, to direct the rapidly growing social media operation for his presidential campaign, putting him at the tip of the spear of Trump's unwieldy—and controversial--communication strategy.
- Trump tapped Scavino, now in his 40s, to direct the rapidly growing social media operation for his presidential campaign, putting him at the tip of the spear of Trump's unwieldy—and controversial--communication strategy.


Santa wasn't the only one racing against the clock to get packages to homes Tuesday night. UPS was too. But the company's backlog left some Americans with gifts missing from under the Christmas tree Wednesday morning. "We're terribly sorry," spokeswoman Natalie Black told CNN. In a statement, the company explained that "the volume of air packages in our system exceeded the capacity of our network immediately preceding Christmas so some shipments were delayed." "We know how hard it is for everyone to receive their holiday packages, and we're working around the clock to resolve this issue," Black said. Behind the scenes, perhaps -- but UPS stuck to its plan to make no deliveries on Christmas, angering some customers.

Some customers received messages from Amazon.com alerting them of the "failure in the

OPTIONS:
- Amazon transportation network."
- Americans transportation network."
- Black transportation network."
- CNN transportation network."
- Christmas transportation network."
- Natalie Black transportation network."
- Santa transportation network."
- UPS transportation network."


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(CNN) Republicans are acting as if they are in a state of shock about their nominee. From the moment that the tape of Donald Trump and Billy Bush discussing women in vulgar terms surfaced on Friday, Republicans have been coming out of the woodwork to denounce his words, trying to separate themselves from his campaign. The Republican National Committee sent out an email to vendors saying they should put a "hold on all projects" in a mailing program devoted to electing Trump. Sen. John McCain, who had backed Trump even though he had mocked his having been captured in war, has now withdrawn his support.

If the party really wants to deal with the

OPTIONS:
- Billy Bush problem, they will need to do much more than castigate him for this recent tape.
- CNN problem, they will need to do much more than castigate him for this recent tape.
- Donald Trump problem, they will need to do much more than castigate him for this recent tape.
- John McCain problem, they will need to do much more than castigate him for this recent tape.
- Julian Zelizer problem, they will need to do much more than castigate him for this recent tape.
- Republican National Committee problem, they will need to do much more than castigate him for this recent tape.
- Republicans problem, they will need to do much more than castigate him for this recent tape.
- Trump problem, they will need to do much more than castigate him for this recent tape.
- Zelizer problem, they will need to do much more than castigate him for this recent tape.


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Jihadi John will never enter 'paradise' because he beheaded British aid worker Alan Henning while he was 'under the protection of Muslims', a rival terror group battling ISIS has claimed. In a new propaganda magazine published online, the Jaish al-Fath group says the 47-year-old was a 'non-believer' but his murder was not justified under shariah law. Islamic State filmed the murder of Henning at the hands of Jihadi John - later outed as Mohammed Emwazi - and released the gruesome footage online in October 2014. But  the man who was described as a 'decent, caring human being' was supposedly granted Amana [protection] by two different Islamist groups and it was forbidden to harm him, according to Jaish al-Fath which commands up to 10,000 fighters.

OPTIONS:
- Alan Henning-Fath describes the footage as a 'costly gamble and publicity stunt'.
- Amana-Fath describes the footage as a 'costly gamble and publicity stunt'.
- British-Fath describes the footage as a 'costly gamble and publicity stunt'.
- Fath-Fath describes the footage as a 'costly gamble and publicity stunt'.
- Fath Islamist-Fath describes the footage as a 'costly gamble and publicity stunt'.
- Henning-Fath describes the footage as a 'costly gamble and publicity stunt'.
- ISIS-Fath describes the footage as a 'costly gamble and publicity stunt'.
- Islamic-Fath describes the footage as a 'costly gamble and publicity stunt'.
- Islamist-Fath describes the footage as a 'costly gamble and publicity stunt'.
- Jaish-Fath describes the footage as a 'costly gamble and publicity stunt'.
- Jaish al-Fath describes the footage as a 'costly gamble and publicity stunt'.
- Jihadi-Fath describes the footage as a 'costly gamble and publicity stunt'.
- Jihadi John-Fath describes the footage as a 'costly gamble and publicity stunt'.
- John-Fath describes the footage as a 'costly gamble and publicity stunt'.
- Mohammed Emwazi-Fath describes the footage as a 'costly gamble and publicity stunt'.
- Muslims-Fath describes the footage as a 'costly gamble and publicity stunt'.
- Syria-Fath describes the footage as a 'costly gamble and publicity stunt'.


Write the last sentence in this story.

New Delhi  (CNN) Could India and Pakistan really go to war? This is a question that has long been purely rhetorical - and almost absurd. After all, both countries have long been nuclear powers, a deterrent that encompasses the lives of a combined 1.4 billion people. Both nations have also seen some years of relative peace along their border, a break from the wars that pockmarked the 20th century. And yet. Today the question seems less absurd, and more urgent. India is claiming to have launched what it calls a "surgical strike" across what is known as the Line of Control with Pakistan. India's version of events is that its strike attacked a terrorist launching pad. Pakistan denies that the site of the attack was a terrorist base, pointing out that two of its soldiers have been killed.

One of his guests, a retired army general, went a step further: "We must be seen as inflicting punishment on

OPTIONS:
- CNN by non-terrorist means ... the nation needs a catharsis!"
- India by non-terrorist means ... the nation needs a catharsis!"
- Indian by non-terrorist means ... the nation needs a catharsis!"
- Line of Control by non-terrorist means ... the nation needs a catharsis!"
- New Delhi by non-terrorist means ... the nation needs a catharsis!"
- Pakistan by non-terrorist means ... the nation needs a catharsis!"


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(CNN) -- Retired Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf, who led allied forces to a routing of Iraq in the 1991 Persian Gulf War and became one of the nation's most celebrated military heroes of the era, died Thursday, a U.S. defense official said. He was 78. The death of the retired four-star Army general was confirmed by Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, who described Schwarzkopf as "one of the great military giants of the 20th century." President Barack Obama called the death of Schwarzkopf a loss of an "American original." "From his decorated service in Vietnam to the historic liberation of Kuwait and his leadership of United States Central Command, General Schwarzkopf stood tall for the country and Army he loved," Obama said.

" 'Stormin' Norman' led the coalition forces to victory, ejecting the Iraqi Army from

OPTIONS:
- American and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.
- Army and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.
- Barack Obama and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.
- CNN and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.
- Colin Powell and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.
- General Schwarzkopf and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.
- Gulf War and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.
- Iraq and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.
- Kuwait and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.
- Larry King and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.
- Leon Panetta and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.
- Norman Schwarzkopf and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.
- Obama and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.
- Persian Gulf War and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.
- Schwarzkopf and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.
- U.S. and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.
- United States Central Command and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.
- Vietnam and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.
- Vietnam War and restoring the rightful government," Powell said in a statement.


Write the next sentence.

The line-up for the men's final was decided on Friday as world No 1 Novak Djokovic swept aside Richard Gaquet to set up a repeat of last year's final against seven-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer - after he beat home home favourite Andy Murray. But, there was more happening elsewhere at the All England Club - Sportsmail's tennis correspondent Stuart Fraser brings the latest from behind the scenes at SW19... The days of lifting the title at 17 here are long gone for Boris Becker as he limps around, plagued by a similar ankle problem to that which ended Marco van Basten's career.

OPTIONS:
- All England Club had not reached a Wimbledon final since winning the ladies' doubles with Jana Novotna in 1998, but this weekend she will contest two.
- Andy Murray had not reached a Wimbledon final since winning the ladies' doubles with Jana Novotna in 1998, but this weekend she will contest two.
- Animal Care Trust had not reached a Wimbledon final since winning the ladies' doubles with Jana Novotna in 1998, but this weekend she will contest two.
- Boris Becker had not reached a Wimbledon final since winning the ladies' doubles with Jana Novotna in 1998, but this weekend she will contest two.
- Cornwall had not reached a Wimbledon final since winning the ladies' doubles with Jana Novotna in 1998, but this weekend she will contest two.
- Marco van Basten had not reached a Wimbledon final since winning the ladies' doubles with Jana Novotna in 1998, but this weekend she will contest two.
- Martina Hingis had not reached a Wimbledon final since winning the ladies' doubles with Jana Novotna in 1998, but this weekend she will contest two.
- Novak Djokovic had not reached a Wimbledon final since winning the ladies' doubles with Jana Novotna in 1998, but this weekend she will contest two.
- Richard Gaquet had not reached a Wimbledon final since winning the ladies' doubles with Jana Novotna in 1998, but this weekend she will contest two.
- Roger Federer had not reached a Wimbledon final since winning the ladies' doubles with Jana Novotna in 1998, but this weekend she will contest two.
- SW19 had not reached a Wimbledon final since winning the ladies' doubles with Jana Novotna in 1998, but this weekend she will contest two.
- Sergiy Stakhovsky had not reached a Wimbledon final since winning the ladies' doubles with Jana Novotna in 1998, but this weekend she will contest two.
- Sportsmail had not reached a Wimbledon final since winning the ladies' doubles with Jana Novotna in 1998, but this weekend she will contest two.
- Stuart Fraser had not reached a Wimbledon final since winning the ladies' doubles with Jana Novotna in 1998, but this weekend she will contest two.
- WTA had not reached a Wimbledon final since winning the ladies' doubles with Jana Novotna in 1998, but this weekend she will contest two.
- Wimbledon had not reached a Wimbledon final since winning the ladies' doubles with Jana Novotna in 1998, but this weekend she will contest two.


How does this story end?

Washington (CNN) -- President Obama met Tuesday with Senate Democrats and emerged to say Congress was "on the precipice" of passing a sweeping health care reform bill. "There are some differences that still have to be worked on," Obama said after talks with Democrats trying to push their bill through the Senate. But "there is broad consensus around [a set of] reforms." Obama spoke after Connecticut Sen. Joe Lieberman indicated he was prepared to back reform legislation on condition that the bill drops both a controversial government-run public health insurance option and a provision allowing 55- to 64-year-olds to buy into Medicare.

OPTIONS:
- CNN held an emergency meeting Monday night to discuss the issue, then gathered with Obama on Tuesday afternoon to hear the president's opinion.
- Congress held an emergency meeting Monday night to discuss the issue, then gathered with Obama on Tuesday afternoon to hear the president's opinion.
- Connecticut held an emergency meeting Monday night to discuss the issue, then gathered with Obama on Tuesday afternoon to hear the president's opinion.
- DNC held an emergency meeting Monday night to discuss the issue, then gathered with Obama on Tuesday afternoon to hear the president's opinion.
- Democrats held an emergency meeting Monday night to discuss the issue, then gathered with Obama on Tuesday afternoon to hear the president's opinion.
- Joe Lieberman held an emergency meeting Monday night to discuss the issue, then gathered with Obama on Tuesday afternoon to hear the president's opinion.
- Medicare held an emergency meeting Monday night to discuss the issue, then gathered with Obama on Tuesday afternoon to hear the president's opinion.
- Obama held an emergency meeting Monday night to discuss the issue, then gathered with Obama on Tuesday afternoon to hear the president's opinion.
- Senate held an emergency meeting Monday night to discuss the issue, then gathered with Obama on Tuesday afternoon to hear the president's opinion.
- Senate Democrats held an emergency meeting Monday night to discuss the issue, then gathered with Obama on Tuesday afternoon to hear the president's opinion.
- Washington held an emergency meeting Monday night to discuss the issue, then gathered with Obama on Tuesday afternoon to hear the president's opinion.
- White House held an emergency meeting Monday night to discuss the issue, then gathered with Obama on Tuesday afternoon to hear the president's opinion.


For Stuart McCall, the memories of May 11, 1985 will never fade. As Bradford City celebrated promotion from the old English Third Division, a day of joy quickly became one of devastation as a fire ripped through the timber main stand at Valley Parade towards the end of the first half, claiming 56 helpless victims. Just 21 years of age, McCall returned to his car, only to find the door handle was burning hot because it had been parked so near to the blaze. Upon learning his father, Andy — one of a large group of McCall’s relatives at the game — had been badly burned and was missing, the young midfielder set off frantically through the streets of Bradford.

Former Bradford player

OPTIONS:
- Andy does not believe the fire was anything other than an accident
- Bradford does not believe the fire was anything other than an accident
- Bradford City does not believe the fire was anything other than an accident
- English Third Division does not believe the fire was anything other than an accident
- Fletcher does not believe the fire was anything other than an accident
- Inquiry does not believe the fire was anything other than an accident
- Martin Fletcher does not believe the fire was anything other than an accident
- McCall does not believe the fire was anything other than an accident
- Stafford Heginbotham does not believe the fire was anything other than an accident
- Stuart McCall does not believe the fire was anything other than an accident
- Valley Parade does not believe the fire was anything other than an accident


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

Former sporting champion Bruce Jenner launched a stinging attack on ex-wife Kris as he unveiled his new female identity as glamorous Caitlyn on the cover of Vanity Fair. The pair were married for 23 years until their divorce was finalised in December, but Caitlyn, who has now transitioned, has branded the matriarch 'controlling' and says she felt 'mistreated'. Caitlyn, 65, who debuted her  feminized self on the cover while wearing a white corset, said Kris, 59, 'wasn't very nice' and that gender didn't cause them to divorce - it was mainly her treatment of him. 'The first 15 years I felt she needed me more because I was the breadwinner,' she told Vanity Fair.

'It was so funny because all the girls - we knew

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama was shooting this, but my brother had no idea.'
- Bruce was shooting this, but my brother had no idea.'
- Bruce Jenner was shooting this, but my brother had no idea.'
- Caitlyn was shooting this, but my brother had no idea.'
- Facebook was shooting this, but my brother had no idea.'
- Instagram was shooting this, but my brother had no idea.'
- Kendall was shooting this, but my brother had no idea.'
- Khloe was shooting this, but my brother had no idea.'
- Kim Kardashian was shooting this, but my brother had no idea.'
- Kourtney was shooting this, but my brother had no idea.'
- Kris was shooting this, but my brother had no idea.'
- Kylie was shooting this, but my brother had no idea.'
- Olympian was shooting this, but my brother had no idea.'
- Twitter was shooting this, but my brother had no idea.'
- Vanity Fair was shooting this, but my brother had no idea.'


How does this story end?

When struggling writer Susan Berman, the daughter of a notorious Las Vegas mafia leader, took a bullet in the back of her head in Los Angeles' Benedict Canyon in late December 2000, the case quickly turned cold. It wasn't until 15 years later that New York State police focused on the eccentric multimillionaire Robert Durst. The estranged scion of one of New York City's most prominent real estate dynasties had been under the watchful eye of law enforcement officials since his first wife, Kathleen vanished in 1982. Kathleen had confided to friends shortly before her disappearance, 'If anything ever happens to me, don't let Bobby get away with it'. Her body was never found.

She never really recovered from the loss of her parents and

OPTIONS:
- Benedict Canyon took their place.
- Berman took their place.
- Bobby took their place.
- Golda took their place.
- Kathleen took their place.
- LA took their place.
- Las Vegas took their place.
- Los Angeles took their place.
- Lulu took their place.
- New York City took their place.
- New York State took their place.
- Robert Durst took their place.
- Romeo took their place.
- Rosalie Bruce took their place.
- Susan Berman took their place.
- Susie took their place.


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

The ex-husband and son of a  woman convicted of killing her two baby daughters nearly three decades ago died in a suspected DUI crash in Mississippi over the weekend. Robert Sims, 63, and Randall Sims, 27, of Edwardsville, Illinois, were killed Saturday when their Jeep was forced off of an overpass in Jackson, Mississippi, by a Volvo operated by Yolanda McNeeley who, according to police, was drunk at the time of the collision. Robert Sims was once married to Paula Sims, who is currently serving a life sentence for killing her two-week-old daughter, Loralei, in 1986, and her six-week-old daughter, Heather, in 1989.

During her trial, prosecutors floated the idea that

OPTIONS:
- DUI murdered her female children because she preferred boys.
- Edwardsville murdered her female children because she preferred boys.
- Heather murdered her female children because she preferred boys.
- Illinois murdered her female children because she preferred boys.
- Jackson murdered her female children because she preferred boys.
- Jeep murdered her female children because she preferred boys.
- Loralei murdered her female children because she preferred boys.
- Mississippi murdered her female children because she preferred boys.
- Paula Sims murdered her female children because she preferred boys.
- Randall Sims murdered her female children because she preferred boys.
- Robert murdered her female children because she preferred boys.
- Robert Sims murdered her female children because she preferred boys.
- Volvo murdered her female children because she preferred boys.
- Yolanda McNeeley murdered her female children because she preferred boys.


Complete the passage.

Early on May 8, a few hours after losing his Parliamentary seat, Charles Kennedy drove to his whitewashed crofter’s cottage in the Highland village of Caol. His mood, during the two-hour journey from Dingwall, where the count had taken place, was one of sadness and reflection. It was, after all, the end of a distinguished 32-year Commons career which had spanned almost his entire adult life. That the development came three weeks after the death of Kennedy’s beloved father, Ian, who had lived next door, only added to his melancholy. Yet if the former Liberal Democrat leader expected to spend the ensuing hours grieving in peace, he would be sorely mistaken. For as he pulled up outside the tidy cottage, built a stone’s throw from the river Lochy by his late grand-father, Donald, he came across what appeared to be a nasty ‘welcome home’ present. ‘It was a Friday morning, when the rubbish gets taken out in and around Fort William,’ recalls Kennedy’s campaign manager, Conn O’Neill.

Ms Roddick, for what it’s worth, is constituency assistant to Fergus Ewing, an

OPTIONS:
- Caol member of the Scottish Parliament.
- Charles Kennedy member of the Scottish Parliament.
- Commons member of the Scottish Parliament.
- Conn O’Neill member of the Scottish Parliament.
- Dingwall member of the Scottish Parliament.
- Donald member of the Scottish Parliament.
- Fort William,’ member of the Scottish Parliament.
- Highland member of the Scottish Parliament.
- Ian member of the Scottish Parliament.
- Kennedy member of the Scottish Parliament.
- Liberal Democrat member of the Scottish Parliament.
- Lochy member of the Scottish Parliament.
- SNP member of the Scottish Parliament.


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

A girl who overheard part of an incident involving Florida teenager Trayvon Martin can help prove he was killed "in cold blood" by George Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer,  an attorney for Martin's family said Tuesday. The girl, who was dating the 17-year-old, "completely blows Zimmerman's absurd self-defense claim out of the water," lawyer Benjamin Crump told reporters. The girl -- who he said does not wish to be identified -- "connects the dots" about what happened that day when she lays out what she overheard while on the phone with him, he said. 911 calls paint picture of chaos

Martin's family insists it was

OPTIONS:
- Benjamin Crump who was heard yelling for help.
- Florida who was heard yelling for help.
- George Zimmerman who was heard yelling for help.
- Martin who was heard yelling for help.
- Sanford who was heard yelling for help.
- Trayvon Martin who was heard yelling for help.
- Zimmerman who was heard yelling for help.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) -- Few people can forget the moment quake victim Anna Zizi, 69, was dragged from the rubble, singing at the top of her voice, her face caked in dirt and debris. Amidst the heartache and anguish brought by the devastating earthquake, music has proved a source of comfort for Haitians at home and abroad. Those living in France, in particular, say the sounds of kompa help bring their hearts closer to home and soothe their souls. "For Haitian people, kompa music is like a cure. It helps us to forget stress and the bad times in life," said Original H, a popular Haitian kompa group in Paris, in a statement emailed to CNN.

Fans describe it as a jazz derivative with pulsing beats, twisting rhythms and soulful

OPTIONS:
- Anna Zizi singing.
- CNN singing.
- Creole singing.
- France singing.
- Haitian singing.
- Haitians singing.
- Kompa singing.
- Original H singing.
- Paris singing.


How does this story end?

(CNN) Hillary Clinton has advantages heading into the final stretch of the campaign that any presidential candidate would envy: a fleet of popular surrogates, a mountain of cash and an opponent who is often sidetracked by self-inflicted wounds. Yet the Democratic nominee enters this home stretch in a dead heat against Donald Trump, according to a CNN/ORC poll released Tuesday. The close contest heading into the fall underscores Clinton's vulnerabilities on trust and honesty -- and her need to summon a relentless and efficient ground game, even if many of her voters are fueled more by revulsion toward Trump than excitement about her.

But the one way to put the race in reach for

OPTIONS:
- CNN, she said, "is to assume that it's out of reach."
- CNN/ORC, she said, "is to assume that it's out of reach."
- Clinton, she said, "is to assume that it's out of reach."
- Democratic, she said, "is to assume that it's out of reach."
- Donald Trump, she said, "is to assume that it's out of reach."
- Hillary Clinton, she said, "is to assume that it's out of reach."
- ORC, she said, "is to assume that it's out of reach."
- Trump, she said, "is to assume that it's out of reach."


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

(CNN) -- The daughter of Cuba's president supports the re-election bid of U.S. President Barack Obama, but believes he could do more were it not for the pressures he is facing, she said in an interview broadcast Monday on "CNNi's Amanpour." "As a citizen of the world, I would like him to win," said Mariela Castro Espin, daughter of Raul Castro, in the exclusive interview, which was conducted Friday in New York. "Given the choices, I prefer Obama." The 49-year-old gay rights advocate said that Obama has been constrained in his ability to effect change. "He wants to do much more than what he's been able to do," she said. "That's the way I interpret it personally. I don't know if I'm being objective."

But Castro said the rights group "does not represent the opinion of the

OPTIONS:
- Alan Gross people.
- Barack Obama people.
- CNN people.
- CNNi's Amanpour people.
- Castro people.
- Cuba people.
- Cuban 5 people.
- Mariela Castro people.
- Mariela Castro Espin people.
- New York people.
- Obama people.
- Raul Castro people.
- U.S. people.


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(CNN) -- Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn believes Michael Schumacher can show improvement when the Formula One circuit moves to China next week. The seven-time world champion has struggled to challenge for a podium place in three races since returning to motorsport's elite class, and has been outperformed by young teammate Nico Rosberg. But Brawn, whose team won the world title last year after a scintillating start to the campaign, believes that the 41-year-old Schumacher has suffered from problems not within his control. While Rosberg claimed third place in Malaysia, Schumacher was forced to retire with a wheel nut problem.

I know how things go in

OPTIONS:
- Brawn and if you look into the detail of the two races, I think everything is still going according to plan.
- CNN and if you look into the detail of the two races, I think everything is still going according to plan.
- China and if you look into the detail of the two races, I think everything is still going according to plan.
- Chinese Grand Prix and if you look into the detail of the two races, I think everything is still going according to plan.
- Formula One and if you look into the detail of the two races, I think everything is still going according to plan.
- German and if you look into the detail of the two races, I think everything is still going according to plan.
- Malaysia and if you look into the detail of the two races, I think everything is still going according to plan.
- Mercedes and if you look into the detail of the two races, I think everything is still going according to plan.
- Michael Schumacher and if you look into the detail of the two races, I think everything is still going according to plan.
- Nico Rosberg and if you look into the detail of the two races, I think everything is still going according to plan.
- Rosberg and if you look into the detail of the two races, I think everything is still going according to plan.
- Ross Brawn and if you look into the detail of the two races, I think everything is still going according to plan.
- Schumacher and if you look into the detail of the two races, I think everything is still going according to plan.


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Seven Southwestern states will soon be infiltrated by 1,200 military special ops personnel as part of a controversial domestic military training in which some of the elite soldiers will operate undetected among civilians. Operation Jade Helm begins in July and will last for eight weeks. Soldiers will operate in and around towns in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nevada, Utah and Colorado where some of them wil drop from planes while carrying weapons loaded with blanks in what military officials have dubbed Realistic Military Training. But with residents of the entire states of Texas and Utah dubbed 'hostile' for the purposes of the exercises, Jade Helm has some concerned the drills are too realistic.

'

OPTIONS:
- Air Force is listed as a hostile sector, and of course, we are...We're here defending the republic.'
- Arizona is listed as a hostile sector, and of course, we are...We're here defending the republic.'
- California is listed as a hostile sector, and of course, we are...We're here defending the republic.'
- Colorado is listed as a hostile sector, and of course, we are...We're here defending the republic.'
- Green Berets is listed as a hostile sector, and of course, we are...We're here defending the republic.'
- Jade Helm is listed as a hostile sector, and of course, we are...We're here defending the republic.'
- Marines is listed as a hostile sector, and of course, we are...We're here defending the republic.'
- Nevada is listed as a hostile sector, and of course, we are...We're here defending the republic.'
- New Mexico is listed as a hostile sector, and of course, we are...We're here defending the republic.'
- Operation Jade Helm is listed as a hostile sector, and of course, we are...We're here defending the republic.'
- Realistic Military Training is listed as a hostile sector, and of course, we are...We're here defending the republic.'
- SEALs is listed as a hostile sector, and of course, we are...We're here defending the republic.'
- Southwestern is listed as a hostile sector, and of course, we are...We're here defending the republic.'
- Texas is listed as a hostile sector, and of course, we are...We're here defending the republic.'
- Utah is listed as a hostile sector, and of course, we are...We're here defending the republic.'


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(CNN) The cavalry is coming! Not exactly, but the sentiment of reassurance is the same. This week, US Defense Secretary James Mattis arrives in Asia to visit South Korea and Japan. Two stalwart US allies, policymakers in both capitals have nevertheless been shaken by statements Donald Trump made while campaigning for President. None of these was more dramatic than the suggestion that these allies should pay more for US troops or risk having these forces withdrawn. Statements like this played to the worst fears in Seoul and Tokyo that the United States might no longer be a committed ally. It is now Mattis' job to reassure them of US commitments and return the trajectory of alliance relations back to pre-2016 presidential campaign rhetoric.

Given the severity of the

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- Asia threat, it is crucial they hammer out any possible differences that may have arisen since Trump became president.
- China threat, it is crucial they hammer out any possible differences that may have arisen since Trump became president.
- Donald Trump threat, it is crucial they hammer out any possible differences that may have arisen since Trump became president.
- James Mattis threat, it is crucial they hammer out any possible differences that may have arisen since Trump became president.
- Japan threat, it is crucial they hammer out any possible differences that may have arisen since Trump became president.
- Jeffrey Hornung threat, it is crucial they hammer out any possible differences that may have arisen since Trump became president.
- Mattis threat, it is crucial they hammer out any possible differences that may have arisen since Trump became president.
- North Korea threat, it is crucial they hammer out any possible differences that may have arisen since Trump became president.
- Seoul threat, it is crucial they hammer out any possible differences that may have arisen since Trump became president.
- South Korea threat, it is crucial they hammer out any possible differences that may have arisen since Trump became president.
- Tokyo threat, it is crucial they hammer out any possible differences that may have arisen since Trump became president.
- US threat, it is crucial they hammer out any possible differences that may have arisen since Trump became president.
- United States threat, it is crucial they hammer out any possible differences that may have arisen since Trump became president.
- Washington threat, it is crucial they hammer out any possible differences that may have arisen since Trump became president.


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Marshalltown, Iowa (CNN) Republican Sen. Ben Sasse of Nebraska announced Tuesday he will campaign with two of Donald Trump's rivals for the Republican presidential nomination, just two days after he chastised Trump for his marital infidelities. As part of an 18-tweet spree on Sunday night, Sasse asked Trump whether he has "repented" for his "many affairs w/ married women." "@realDonaldTrump Q4: You brag abt many affairs w/ married women. Have you repented? To harmed children & spouses? Do you think it matters?" Sasse asked Trump in a tweet that was retweeted more than 700 times. The tweets came after Trump attended church services in Iowa on Sunday morning. Entering the final stretch in Iowa, where evangelicals are a key portion of the Republican primary electorate, Trump has played up his Christianity and turned to supporters like Jerry Falwell Jr. to boost his religious bona fides.

RELATED:

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- Ben Sasse picks up endorsement of evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr.
- CNN picks up endorsement of evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr.
- Christianity picks up endorsement of evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr.
- Donald Trump picks up endorsement of evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr.
- Iowa picks up endorsement of evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr.
- Jerry Falwell Jr. picks up endorsement of evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr.
- Marshalltown picks up endorsement of evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr.
- Nebraska picks up endorsement of evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr.
- Republican picks up endorsement of evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr.
- Sasse picks up endorsement of evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr.
- Trump picks up endorsement of evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr.


How does the sentence end?

The words 'Black Lives Matter' were painted on a statue dedicated to Confederate soldiers in Baltimore, Maryland, it emerged this week. On Monday, the words  were on top of an engraving that's part of a stone statue from the Maryland Daughters of the Confederacy, the Baltimore Sun reported. The statue, erected in February 1903, is located on the other side of the street from the Maryland Institute College of Art, according to the newspaper. The newspaper noted Baltimore is home to several Confederate monuments. Those include the Confederate Women's Monument and the Lee-Jackson Monument, the latter of which depicts Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson on horseback.

OPTIONS:
- Baltimore went on to experience both rioting and peaceful protests.
- Baltimore Sun went on to experience both rioting and peaceful protests.
- Black Lives Matter went on to experience both rioting and peaceful protests.
- Charleston went on to experience both rioting and peaceful protests.
- Civil War went on to experience both rioting and peaceful protests.
- Confederate went on to experience both rioting and peaceful protests.
- Confederate Women's Monument went on to experience both rioting and peaceful protests.
- Freddie Gray went on to experience both rioting and peaceful protests.
- Jackson Monument went on to experience both rioting and peaceful protests.
- Lee went on to experience both rioting and peaceful protests.
- Maryland went on to experience both rioting and peaceful protests.
- Maryland Daughters of the Confederacy went on to experience both rioting and peaceful protests.
- Maryland Institute College of Art went on to experience both rioting and peaceful protests.
- Robert E. Lee went on to experience both rioting and peaceful protests.
- South Carolina went on to experience both rioting and peaceful protests.
- Stonewall Jackson went on to experience both rioting and peaceful protests.
- Two Confederate went on to experience both rioting and peaceful protests.


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(EW.com ) -- This year, some real-life drama surrounds the soap-focused Daytime Emmy Awards. A few weeks before the ceremony, the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences issued a casting call for social media mavens to host the event's live-streamed red carpet preshow. Specifically, as reported by Soap Opera Network, organizers wanted "millennials between the ages of 18-35, all ethnicities, who have a strong entertainment news background and/or very strong social media following (300,000 followers minimum)." Last Wednesday, the NATAS revealed that it had selected a foursome with a mighty social reach: Vine star Brittany Furlan, style vlogger Lauren Elizabeth, beauty vlogger Jessica Harlow, and Meghan Rosette, who vlogs about style and beauty.

After a red carpet show criticized as amateurish and occasionally downright offensive, some irate viewers are demanding that

OPTIONS:
- Brittany Furlan issue an apology for Furlan, Elizabeth, Harlow, and Rosette's antics.
- Daytime Emmy Awards issue an apology for Furlan, Elizabeth, Harlow, and Rosette's antics.
- EW.com issue an apology for Furlan, Elizabeth, Harlow, and Rosette's antics.
- Furlan issue an apology for Furlan, Elizabeth, Harlow, and Rosette's antics.
- Jessica Harlow issue an apology for Furlan, Elizabeth, Harlow, and Rosette's antics.
- Lauren Elizabeth issue an apology for Furlan, Elizabeth, Harlow, and Rosette's antics.
- Meghan Rosette issue an apology for Furlan, Elizabeth, Harlow, and Rosette's antics.
- NATAS issue an apology for Furlan, Elizabeth, Harlow, and Rosette's antics.
- National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences issue an apology for Furlan, Elizabeth, Harlow, and Rosette's antics.
- Soap Opera Network issue an apology for Furlan, Elizabeth, Harlow, and Rosette's antics.


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(CNN) -- The movie "Big" is celebrating its 25th anniversary, but the 1988 blockbuster almost didn't become the movie beloved by audiences today. For starters, Tom Hanks originally turned down the lead, writers were seriously considering the title "When I Grow Up," and producers had trouble attaching a director to the picture. "Tom Hanks was my first choice but he said 'no,' " director Penny Marshall told CNN, "and so did everyone else because there were other movies with the same premise. So I decided to go with someone who's a behavioral actor -- Bob DeNiro." The tale of a boy whose diminutive stature prevents him from enjoying what he perceives to be the spoils of maturity makes a wish to be "big" at a carnival, only to wake up the next day as a 30-year-old man.

The role required that

OPTIONS:
- Best Original Screenplay un-learn the societal disciplines of being an adult.
- Big un-learn the societal disciplines of being an adult.
- Bob DeNiro un-learn the societal disciplines of being an adult.
- CNN un-learn the societal disciplines of being an adult.
- Oscar un-learn the societal disciplines of being an adult.
- Penny Marshall un-learn the societal disciplines of being an adult.
- Robert DeNiro un-learn the societal disciplines of being an adult.
- Tom Hanks un-learn the societal disciplines of being an adult.
- When I Grow Up un-learn the societal disciplines of being an adult.


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A housebound girl with an incurable heart condition has been given a chance at education - thanks to a remote-control robot that goes to school for her. Lexie Kinder works from a laptop at home in South Caroline, while the child-size device, known as VGo, films her class in real time with a webcam. VGo allows the 11-year-old to partake in classes without being physically present - and she can chat to the class, having her face appear on the screen and even controlling the robot's movements. Her school, Alice Drive Elementary, in her hometown of Sumter, also dress the VGo in Lexie's pink princess clothes, dubbing it 'Princess VGo'.

Lexie said: 'The best thing about

OPTIONS:
- Alice Drive Elementary is that when I am feeling yucky, I can still go to school and see my friends.
- Fallot is that when I am feeling yucky, I can still go to school and see my friends.
- Lexie is that when I am feeling yucky, I can still go to school and see my friends.
- Lexie Kinder is that when I am feeling yucky, I can still go to school and see my friends.
- Princess VGo is that when I am feeling yucky, I can still go to school and see my friends.
- South Caroline is that when I am feeling yucky, I can still go to school and see my friends.
- Sumter is that when I am feeling yucky, I can still go to school and see my friends.
- VGo is that when I am feeling yucky, I can still go to school and see my friends.


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

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


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Ronny Deila bemoaned the refereeing blunder which cost ten-man Celtic side a crack at a rare domestic treble. Virgil van Dijk's sublime 16th free-kick gave the Parkhead side a dream start to their Scottish Cup semi-final clash with Inverness. But the Parkhead side were denied a clear penalty and the chance to go 2-0 ahead before half-time when additional assistant Alan Muir failed to spot a goalline handball from Josh Meekings. Ronny Deila was angry at the referee's decision to now send off Josh Meekings and award his side a penalty Celtic's anger was further fuelled when McLean - rightly - sent off Parkhead keeper Craig Gordon for clattering into Marley Watkins in 53 minutes, Greg Tansey equalising from the spot.

OPTIONS:
- Alan Muir' players celebrate at the final whistle after reaching the Scottish Cup final after extra time
- Celtic' players celebrate at the final whistle after reaching the Scottish Cup final after extra time
- Craig Gordon' players celebrate at the final whistle after reaching the Scottish Cup final after extra time
- Greg Tansey' players celebrate at the final whistle after reaching the Scottish Cup final after extra time
- Hampden Park' players celebrate at the final whistle after reaching the Scottish Cup final after extra time
- Inverness' players celebrate at the final whistle after reaching the Scottish Cup final after extra time
- Josh Meekings' players celebrate at the final whistle after reaching the Scottish Cup final after extra time
- Marley Watkins' players celebrate at the final whistle after reaching the Scottish Cup final after extra time
- McLean' players celebrate at the final whistle after reaching the Scottish Cup final after extra time
- Parkhead' players celebrate at the final whistle after reaching the Scottish Cup final after extra time
- Ronny Deila' players celebrate at the final whistle after reaching the Scottish Cup final after extra time
- Scottish Cup' players celebrate at the final whistle after reaching the Scottish Cup final after extra time
- Virgil van Dijk' players celebrate at the final whistle after reaching the Scottish Cup final after extra time


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(CNN) They don't call "Hamilton" "an American Musical" for nothing. Lin-Manuel Miranda's hit Broadway show embraces the history and diversity of American culture like no musical before. His songs blend rap, hip-hop, R&B, classic Broadway and even a little operetta to tell the story of the Caribbean-born, French- and Scottish-heritaged Alexander Hamilton, one of the founding fathers. The cast is multiethnic, including African-Americans as Aaron Burr, George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, and a Chinese-American as Hamilton's wife, Eliza. (Miranda himself is of Puerto Rican ancestry.) And, through the fast-paced music and energetic staging, "Hamilton" tells the story of America's founding and early years, drawn from Ron Chernow's award-winning 2004 biography.

"And it does so by insisting that the forms of song most frequently heard on pop radio stations in recent years -- rap, hip-hop,

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Burr ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- African ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- Alexander Hamilton ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- America ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- American ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- American Musical ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- Americans ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- Broadway ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- CNN ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- Caribbean ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- Chinese ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- Eliza ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- French- ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- George Washington ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- Hamilton ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- Lin ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- Manuel Miranda ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- Miranda ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- Musical ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- Puerto Rican ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- R&B ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- Ron Chernow ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- Scottish ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."
- Thomas Jefferson ballads -- have both the narrative force and the emotional interiority to propel a hefty musical about long-dead white men whose solemn faces glower from the green bills in our wallets."


Write the next sentence.

Scotland rugby fans are not, as a rule, the kind of folk who fling Mars bars at directors’ boxes or strike up furious chants demanding a change of leadership. It takes something hugely infuriating to prompt them out of their beery reverie and happily soused sense of match-day bonhomie, a state of mind where every stranger is regarded as just a friend they haven’t met, and where the pain of loss is tempered by the knowledge that their new best pals are enjoying victory. The actions of one poor demented soul at Murrayfield on Saturday evening offered a brief and revelatory glimpse, then, of how deeply the national mood has darkened at the end of an emotionally exhausting Six Nations Championship, a campaign that moved from promising to properly poor without bothering to shift through the gears.

Given the situation,

OPTIONS:
- Ireland — ranked third in the world and chasing a second successive Six Nations title — were never going to flinch from the task in hand.
- Japan — ranked third in the world and chasing a second successive Six Nations title — were never going to flinch from the task in hand.
- Mars — ranked third in the world and chasing a second successive Six Nations title — were never going to flinch from the task in hand.
- Murrayfield — ranked third in the world and chasing a second successive Six Nations title — were never going to flinch from the task in hand.
- Scotland — ranked third in the world and chasing a second successive Six Nations title — were never going to flinch from the task in hand.
- Six Nations — ranked third in the world and chasing a second successive Six Nations title — were never going to flinch from the task in hand.
- Six Nations Championship — ranked third in the world and chasing a second successive Six Nations title — were never going to flinch from the task in hand.
- Vern Cotter — ranked third in the world and chasing a second successive Six Nations title — were never going to flinch from the task in hand.
- World Cup — ranked third in the world and chasing a second successive Six Nations title — were never going to flinch from the task in hand.


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

Alexandria, Virginia (CNN) -- Sen. Rand Paul said this week that he would vote in favor of going to war with ISIS, but his father, former Rep. Ron Paul, made it clear Friday night that he sharply opposes further U.S. involvement in the Mideast region. Speaking at a libertarian-leaning conference, Ron Paul slammed the "bipartisan support" among congressional lawmakers for "rubber-stamping what President Obama wants" in the fight against the militant group. More broadly, he suggested that Senate Republicans aren't that different from their Democratic counterparts. Some people think "if the Republicans take over the Senate this year, that will hamstring the president and everything's going to be OK," he said at the Liberty Political Action Conference in Alexandra, Virginia. "That's a joke."

"I'm going to reveal some secrets to you," Ron Paul told the audience, cheekily hinting that he was going to talk about

OPTIONS:
- Alexandra's likely presidential bid in 2016.
- Alexandria's likely presidential bid in 2016.
- CNN's likely presidential bid in 2016.
- Democratic's likely presidential bid in 2016.
- ISIS's likely presidential bid in 2016.
- Liberty Political Action Conference's likely presidential bid in 2016.
- Mideast's likely presidential bid in 2016.
- Obama's likely presidential bid in 2016.
- Rand Paul's likely presidential bid in 2016.
- Republicans's likely presidential bid in 2016.
- Ron Paul's likely presidential bid in 2016.
- Senate's likely presidential bid in 2016.
- U.S.'s likely presidential bid in 2016.
- Virginia's likely presidential bid in 2016.
- Washington's likely presidential bid in 2016.


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KIEV, Ukraine (CNN) -- A planned missile defense system in Eastern Europe poses no threat to Russia, President George Bush said Tuesday, responding to concerns that the U.S. might use interceptor missiles for offensive purposes. President Bush, with President Viktor Yushchenko, praised Ukraine's democratic and military reforms. "The missile defense system is not aimed at Russia," Bush said at a news conference in Kiev following talks with the Ukrainian president. "It's viewed as an anti-Russian device. Well, it's not." His comments came before he left Kiev for a NATO summit in Bucharest, Romania, that is expected to highlight divisions over the plan. The summit begins Wednesday.

"I strongly believe that

OPTIONS:
- Bucharest and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.
- Bush and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.
- CNN and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.
- Eastern Europe and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.
- European and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.
- George Bush and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.
- Georgia and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.
- Iran and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.
- KIEV and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.
- Kiev and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.
- MAP and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.
- NATO and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.
- North Korea and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.
- Romania and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.
- Russia and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.
- U.S. and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.
- Ukraine and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.
- Ukrainian and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.
- Viktor Yushchenko and Georgia should be given MAP," Bush said.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

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

By the time the road rose again to La-Pierre-

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


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

Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for the clash between Arsenal and Sunderland. Arsenal will be without Alexis Sanchez and Santi Cazorla for the visit of Sunderland. The pair were both injured in last weekend's draw at Norwich with a hamstring injury sidelining Sanchez and Cazorla facing up to four months out with a knee problem. Laurent Koscielny was also forced off with a hip complaint but is in contention to return against the Black Cats, as is Theo Walcott who has overcome a calf problem.

Mesut Ozil and

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Sanchez have exchanged passes 339 times this season in the top-flight, 40 more than any other combination between two players.
- Arsenal have exchanged passes 339 times this season in the top-flight, 40 more than any other combination between two players.
- Black Cats have exchanged passes 339 times this season in the top-flight, 40 more than any other combination between two players.
- Cazorla have exchanged passes 339 times this season in the top-flight, 40 more than any other combination between two players.
- Emirates Stadium have exchanged passes 339 times this season in the top-flight, 40 more than any other combination between two players.
- Jermain Defoe have exchanged passes 339 times this season in the top-flight, 40 more than any other combination between two players.
- Laurent Koscielny have exchanged passes 339 times this season in the top-flight, 40 more than any other combination between two players.
- Norwich have exchanged passes 339 times this season in the top-flight, 40 more than any other combination between two players.
- Opta have exchanged passes 339 times this season in the top-flight, 40 more than any other combination between two players.
- Premier League have exchanged passes 339 times this season in the top-flight, 40 more than any other combination between two players.
- Sanchez have exchanged passes 339 times this season in the top-flight, 40 more than any other combination between two players.
- Santi Cazorla have exchanged passes 339 times this season in the top-flight, 40 more than any other combination between two players.
- Seb Larsson have exchanged passes 339 times this season in the top-flight, 40 more than any other combination between two players.
- Sportsmail have exchanged passes 339 times this season in the top-flight, 40 more than any other combination between two players.
- Sunderland have exchanged passes 339 times this season in the top-flight, 40 more than any other combination between two players.
- Theo Walcott have exchanged passes 339 times this season in the top-flight, 40 more than any other combination between two players.


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Washington (CNN) Paul Ryan wants everyone to know he's no John Boehner. "I think I do it better," the House speaker told CNN during an interview this week, adding that his leadership style is different than his predecessor, whose resignation last year shocked Washington. "Not to knock John, but I spend more time with all of our members on a continual basis." Ryan, the GOP's vice presidential nominee in 2012, has won over conservatives by trying to showcase a more inclusive leadership style than Boehner. But he's still beset by the same internal divisions that led to Boehner's ouster -- as his party struggles to push through a number of bills on pressing matters, ranging from the Puerto Rico debt crisis to the budget.

"

OPTIONS:
- Boehner put the gas in my tank and he keeps doing it.
- CNN put the gas in my tank and he keeps doing it.
- GOP put the gas in my tank and he keeps doing it.
- House put the gas in my tank and he keeps doing it.
- John put the gas in my tank and he keeps doing it.
- John Boehner put the gas in my tank and he keeps doing it.
- Paul Ryan put the gas in my tank and he keeps doing it.
- Puerto Rico put the gas in my tank and he keeps doing it.
- Ryan put the gas in my tank and he keeps doing it.
- Washington put the gas in my tank and he keeps doing it.


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

Stevan Jovetic will end his Manchester City misery by joining Inter Milan this week. The Italian club have confirmed that Jovetic will have a medical in Milan on Tuesday. The Montenegro international missed City’s training session in Hanoi on Sunday ahead of their final tour game against the Vietnam national team, and posted a picture of himself sitting on a plane with the message: ‘On my way to Milano.’ Inter wanted the 25-year-old on loan but it is understood that it will either be a sale or a loan that includes a clause stipulating a permanent move like Alvaro Negredo's recent move to Valencia.

OPTIONS:
- City cost City £22million from Fiorentina two years ago but has struggled to win a first-team place and was dropped from the Champions League squad in February to make way for new signing Wilfried Bony.
- City’s cost City £22million from Fiorentina two years ago but has struggled to win a first-team place and was dropped from the Champions League squad in February to make way for new signing Wilfried Bony.
- Hanoi cost City £22million from Fiorentina two years ago but has struggled to win a first-team place and was dropped from the Champions League squad in February to make way for new signing Wilfried Bony.
- Inter cost City £22million from Fiorentina two years ago but has struggled to win a first-team place and was dropped from the Champions League squad in February to make way for new signing Wilfried Bony.
- Inter Milan cost City £22million from Fiorentina two years ago but has struggled to win a first-team place and was dropped from the Champions League squad in February to make way for new signing Wilfried Bony.
- Italian cost City £22million from Fiorentina two years ago but has struggled to win a first-team place and was dropped from the Champions League squad in February to make way for new signing Wilfried Bony.
- Jovetic cost City £22million from Fiorentina two years ago but has struggled to win a first-team place and was dropped from the Champions League squad in February to make way for new signing Wilfried Bony.
- Manchester City cost City £22million from Fiorentina two years ago but has struggled to win a first-team place and was dropped from the Champions League squad in February to make way for new signing Wilfried Bony.
- Milan cost City £22million from Fiorentina two years ago but has struggled to win a first-team place and was dropped from the Champions League squad in February to make way for new signing Wilfried Bony.
- Montenegro cost City £22million from Fiorentina two years ago but has struggled to win a first-team place and was dropped from the Champions League squad in February to make way for new signing Wilfried Bony.
- Roberto Mancini cost City £22million from Fiorentina two years ago but has struggled to win a first-team place and was dropped from the Champions League squad in February to make way for new signing Wilfried Bony.
- Stevan Jovetic cost City £22million from Fiorentina two years ago but has struggled to win a first-team place and was dropped from the Champions League squad in February to make way for new signing Wilfried Bony.
- Vietnam cost City £22million from Fiorentina two years ago but has struggled to win a first-team place and was dropped from the Champions League squad in February to make way for new signing Wilfried Bony.


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

(CNN) A new study lends support to one of the biggest fears about Zika virus: It might increase the risk of the rare neurological syndrome Guillain-Barre. Years before Zika virus first appeared in Latin America, it spread from Africa and Asia to Pacific islands. From 2013 to 2014, French Polynesia had 32,000 suspected cases of Zika virus. During this same period, there was also an uptick in cases of Guillain-Barre. Researchers in French Polynesia and Europe looked at those 42 cases of Guillain-Barre in the Pacific Island nation between October 2013 and April 2014. They asked whether there was any evidence these patients had been exposed to Zika virus.

The researchers estimate, based on the rates of Zika and Guillain-Barre in French Polynesia, that one in 4,000 people infected with

OPTIONS:
- Africa could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Asia could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Barre could develop the neurological syndrome.
- CNN could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Europe could develop the neurological syndrome.
- French Polynesia could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Guillain could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Latin America could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Pacific could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Pacific Island could develop the neurological syndrome.
- Zika could develop the neurological syndrome.


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NATO's top military commander expressed concern Sunday about the buildup of Russian forces on Ukraine's border, as Moscow's forces consolidated their control of Crimea over the weekend. Supreme Allied Commander Europe Gen. Philip Breedlove said Russia had a large force on Ukraine's eastern border and that he was worried it could pose a threat to Moldova's separatist Trans-Dniester region. "The (Russian) force that is at the Ukrainian border now to the east is very, very sizable and very, very ready," Breedlove, a U.S. Air Force general, said. "There is absolutely sufficient force postured on the eastern border of Ukraine to run to Trans-Dniester if the decision was made to do that, and that is very worrisome."

The shows of favor for Moscow were scheduled for cities in Ukraine's south and east, where there are many ethnic

OPTIONS:
- Air Force.
- Breedlove.
- Crimea.
- Europe.
- German.
- Moldova.
- Moscow.
- NATO.
- Philip Breedlove.
- Russia.
- Russian.
- Trans-Dniester.
- Trans-Dniester region.
- U.S..
- Ukraine.
- Ukrainian.


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(CNN) A Drexel University professor who received death threats after posting several controversial tweets said Thursday he is resigning because the year-long harassment has made his situation "unsustainable." George Ciccariello-Maher, a professor of politics and global studies, had been teaching his class remotely via video conference after being put on administrative leave, a move that Drexel said was for his own safety. The professor said his resignation is effective December 31. "This is not a decision I take lightly; however, after nearly a year of harassment by right-wing, white supremacist media outlets and Internet mobs, after death threats and threats of violence directed against me and my family, my situation has become unsustainable," Ciccariello-Maher wrote on his Facebook account. "Staying at Drexel in the eye of this storm has become detrimental to my own writing, speaking, and organizing."

Ciccariello-

OPTIONS:
- Ciccariello drew more outrage in March after tweeting that he was "trying not to vomit" watching someone give up their first-class seat for a uniformed soldier.
- Drexel drew more outrage in March after tweeting that he was "trying not to vomit" watching someone give up their first-class seat for a uniformed soldier.
- Drexel University drew more outrage in March after tweeting that he was "trying not to vomit" watching someone give up their first-class seat for a uniformed soldier.
- Facebook drew more outrage in March after tweeting that he was "trying not to vomit" watching someone give up their first-class seat for a uniformed soldier.
- George Ciccariello drew more outrage in March after tweeting that he was "trying not to vomit" watching someone give up their first-class seat for a uniformed soldier.
- Internet drew more outrage in March after tweeting that he was "trying not to vomit" watching someone give up their first-class seat for a uniformed soldier.
- Maher drew more outrage in March after tweeting that he was "trying not to vomit" watching someone give up their first-class seat for a uniformed soldier.


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Arsenal have launched their Puma home kit for the 2015-16 season, with some special help from Thierry Henry and current stars at the Emirates Stadium. The red and white strip was unveiled at a packed event outside the home ground on Monday night, and is Puma's second with the Gunners after starting a £30million-a-year kit deal last year. Santi Cazorla, Nacho Monreal, Hector Bellerin, Tomas Rosicky and Danny Welbeck joined Henry to help reveal the new kit, which Arsene Wenger will hope his side are successful in next season as they aim for more major honours. The atmosphere outside the Emirates Stadium was similar to that of a match day, such was amount of fans and their desire to get a glimpse of their heroes.

The new

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal 15/16 Home Kit is Powered By Fans and available to buy from 25 June, pre-order at www.puma.com/arsenal #ForeverArsenal
- Arsene Wenger 15/16 Home Kit is Powered By Fans and available to buy from 25 June, pre-order at www.puma.com/arsenal #ForeverArsenal
- Cazorla 15/16 Home Kit is Powered By Fans and available to buy from 25 June, pre-order at www.puma.com/arsenal #ForeverArsenal
- Danny Welbeck 15/16 Home Kit is Powered By Fans and available to buy from 25 June, pre-order at www.puma.com/arsenal #ForeverArsenal
- Emirates Stadium 15/16 Home Kit is Powered By Fans and available to buy from 25 June, pre-order at www.puma.com/arsenal #ForeverArsenal
- Gunners 15/16 Home Kit is Powered By Fans and available to buy from 25 June, pre-order at www.puma.com/arsenal #ForeverArsenal
- Hector Bellerin 15/16 Home Kit is Powered By Fans and available to buy from 25 June, pre-order at www.puma.com/arsenal #ForeverArsenal
- Henry 15/16 Home Kit is Powered By Fans and available to buy from 25 June, pre-order at www.puma.com/arsenal #ForeverArsenal
- Nacho Monreal 15/16 Home Kit is Powered By Fans and available to buy from 25 June, pre-order at www.puma.com/arsenal #ForeverArsenal
- Premier League 15/16 Home Kit is Powered By Fans and available to buy from 25 June, pre-order at www.puma.com/arsenal #ForeverArsenal
- Puma 15/16 Home Kit is Powered By Fans and available to buy from 25 June, pre-order at www.puma.com/arsenal #ForeverArsenal
- Red 15/16 Home Kit is Powered By Fans and available to buy from 25 June, pre-order at www.puma.com/arsenal #ForeverArsenal
- Rosicky 15/16 Home Kit is Powered By Fans and available to buy from 25 June, pre-order at www.puma.com/arsenal #ForeverArsenal
- Santi Cazorla 15/16 Home Kit is Powered By Fans and available to buy from 25 June, pre-order at www.puma.com/arsenal #ForeverArsenal
- Thierry Henry 15/16 Home Kit is Powered By Fans and available to buy from 25 June, pre-order at www.puma.com/arsenal #ForeverArsenal
- Tomas Rosicky 15/16 Home Kit is Powered By Fans and available to buy from 25 June, pre-order at www.puma.com/arsenal #ForeverArsenal


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Former Celtic goalkeeper Pat Bonner believes Ronny Deila's team need to adopt a cautious approach against Ajax as they bid to keep their Europa League hopes alive. Celtic cannot afford to lose on Thursday and realistically need to win to retain their qualification prospects. Assistant boss John Collins said after consecutive defeats to Norwegians Molde that they would not change their attacking style for any team. But Bonner feels Celtic, who drew 2-2 in Amsterdam in their opening group game, can succeed by picking Ajax off at Parkhead. 'The way Ajax will play will always give teams an opportunity,' the former Republic of Ireland goalkeeper said.

Bonner said: 'The history of

OPTIONS:
- Ajax was huge when I grew up in Donegal.
- Amsterdam was huge when I grew up in Donegal.
- Bonner was huge when I grew up in Donegal.
- Celtic was huge when I grew up in Donegal.
- Europa League was huge when I grew up in Donegal.
- Group A was huge when I grew up in Donegal.
- Hoops was huge when I grew up in Donegal.
- John Collins was huge when I grew up in Donegal.
- Molde was huge when I grew up in Donegal.
- Norwegians was huge when I grew up in Donegal.
- Parkhead was huge when I grew up in Donegal.
- Pat Bonner was huge when I grew up in Donegal.
- Republic of Ireland was huge when I grew up in Donegal.
- Ronny Deila was huge when I grew up in Donegal.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) Argentina felt the loss of the suspended Lionel Messi as they were beaten 2-0 by Bolivia in La Paz in a key World Cup qualifying game. Barcelona star Messi was hit with a four-game ban by football's governing body FIFA and fined $10,000 just hours before the game after verbally abusing a match official in a win over Chile on March 24. He will also miss upcoming games against Uruguay, Paraguay and Venezuela. Barcelona released a statement Wednesday expressing its "surprise and indignation" at the FIFA Disciplinary Committee's decision, branding the length of the ban "unfair and totally disproportionate."

Messi became animated at the end of Argentina's victory over

OPTIONS:
- Argentina -- a game settled by the forward's first-half penalty -- after being flagged for a foul, waving his arms and sending a volley of verbal abuse at the referee's assistant.
- Barcelona -- a game settled by the forward's first-half penalty -- after being flagged for a foul, waving his arms and sending a volley of verbal abuse at the referee's assistant.
- Bolivia -- a game settled by the forward's first-half penalty -- after being flagged for a foul, waving his arms and sending a volley of verbal abuse at the referee's assistant.
- CNN -- a game settled by the forward's first-half penalty -- after being flagged for a foul, waving his arms and sending a volley of verbal abuse at the referee's assistant.
- Chile -- a game settled by the forward's first-half penalty -- after being flagged for a foul, waving his arms and sending a volley of verbal abuse at the referee's assistant.
- FIFA -- a game settled by the forward's first-half penalty -- after being flagged for a foul, waving his arms and sending a volley of verbal abuse at the referee's assistant.
- FIFA Disciplinary Committee -- a game settled by the forward's first-half penalty -- after being flagged for a foul, waving his arms and sending a volley of verbal abuse at the referee's assistant.
- La Paz -- a game settled by the forward's first-half penalty -- after being flagged for a foul, waving his arms and sending a volley of verbal abuse at the referee's assistant.
- Lionel Messi -- a game settled by the forward's first-half penalty -- after being flagged for a foul, waving his arms and sending a volley of verbal abuse at the referee's assistant.
- Messi -- a game settled by the forward's first-half penalty -- after being flagged for a foul, waving his arms and sending a volley of verbal abuse at the referee's assistant.
- Paraguay -- a game settled by the forward's first-half penalty -- after being flagged for a foul, waving his arms and sending a volley of verbal abuse at the referee's assistant.
- Uruguay -- a game settled by the forward's first-half penalty -- after being flagged for a foul, waving his arms and sending a volley of verbal abuse at the referee's assistant.
- Venezuela -- a game settled by the forward's first-half penalty -- after being flagged for a foul, waving his arms and sending a volley of verbal abuse at the referee's assistant.
- World Cup -- a game settled by the forward's first-half penalty -- after being flagged for a foul, waving his arms and sending a volley of verbal abuse at the referee's assistant.


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(CNN) An experimental technology offers new hope to patients who have suffered a severe burn. The product, from New York biotech firm RenovaCare, is rooted in cutting-edge stem cell research. The CellMist System harvests a patient's stem cells from a small area of unwounded skin (usually one square inch) and suspends them in a water-based solution. The SkinGun sprays the solution onto the wound, where new skin begins to grow at the cellular level. "We don't modify the cells," said Thomas Bold, an engineer and president and CEO of RenovaCare. "We don't do anything with the cells. We just isolate them from the surrounding tissue, put them in a syringe within a water-based solution, and we spray them.

Not only are patients bothered psychologically, sometimes, their "scars are painful, they're itchy, they're thick, and they cause loss of function," said Rokhsar, who is not affiliated with

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- CellMist System.
- New York.
- RenovaCare.
- SkinGun.
- Thomas Bold.


How does the sentence end?

Chelsea were made to work hard for their three points against Stoke at Stamford Bridge on Saturday but Eden Hazard starred for Jose Mourinho's team. He slotted Chelsea ahead in typically composed fashion from the penalty spot before Charlie Adam equalised with an astonishing strike from inside his own half shortly before half time. Stoke continued to make things difficult for Chelsea until an Asmir Begovic error led to Loic Remy tapping in the winner. Here, Sportsmail's Kieran Gill gives his player ratings. CHELSEA (4-2-3-1) Thibaut Courtois – 5.5 Never called into action in the opening 43 minutes but beaten by Adam with an incredible strike from inside Stoke’s half. Too far off his line and one of the world’s best goalkeepers was left embarrassed.

A few too many misplaced passes and a hurried clearance almost spelled danger for

OPTIONS:
- Adam.
- Asmir Begovic.
- CHELSEA.
- Charlie Adam.
- Chelsea.
- Eden Hazard.
- Jose Mourinho.
- Kieran Gill.
- Loic Remy.
- Sportsmail.
- Stamford Bridge.
- Stoke.
- Thibaut Courtois.


Find the right ending to this passage.

An Australian skier has told of the terrifying moment he was buried during an avalanche while skiing in the Swiss alps. James Mort, from Sydney, was with his Australian friends Andrew Sebesfi and Daniel O'Sullivan when the incident happened on January 30. The rescue of Mr Mort was captured on a GoPro camera as well as the moment the avalanche hit at Les Crosets on the Swiss-French border. Scroll down for video James Mort has told of the terrifying moment he was buried alive in an avalanche while skiing The Sydney man penned a blog post about his experience, saying he wanted to raise more awareness of the dangers of an avalanche

On his Tumblr, the

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Sebesfi wrote he had tried to outrun it by skiing over the top of a frozen creek, but was unsuccessful.
- Australian wrote he had tried to outrun it by skiing over the top of a frozen creek, but was unsuccessful.
- Daniel O'Sullivan wrote he had tried to outrun it by skiing over the top of a frozen creek, but was unsuccessful.
- French wrote he had tried to outrun it by skiing over the top of a frozen creek, but was unsuccessful.
- GoPro wrote he had tried to outrun it by skiing over the top of a frozen creek, but was unsuccessful.
- James Mort wrote he had tried to outrun it by skiing over the top of a frozen creek, but was unsuccessful.
- Les Crosets wrote he had tried to outrun it by skiing over the top of a frozen creek, but was unsuccessful.
- Mort wrote he had tried to outrun it by skiing over the top of a frozen creek, but was unsuccessful.
- Swiss wrote he had tried to outrun it by skiing over the top of a frozen creek, but was unsuccessful.
- Sydney wrote he had tried to outrun it by skiing over the top of a frozen creek, but was unsuccessful.
- Tumblr wrote he had tried to outrun it by skiing over the top of a frozen creek, but was unsuccessful.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

A South Carolina novelist lost his storm-battered sailboat - but saved his marriage to his wife of nearly five years - during a failed Atlantic crossing that ended in his rescue by students aboard a maritime college's training ship. Michael Hurley's 30-foot ketch, The Prodigal, was abandoned and left drifting 500 miles south of Newfoundland - about 2,000 miles short of his goal of Ireland - when he was rescued last week by students and staff from the Maine Maritime Academy. Hurley and his wife Susan had decided to split up, but they began communicating again while he was on his journey.

'"

OPTIONS:
- Atlantic" is about a guy who sails out of Charleston and discovers he has a stowaway on board.
- Charleston" is about a guy who sails out of Charleston and discovers he has a stowaway on board.
- Hurley" is about a guy who sails out of Charleston and discovers he has a stowaway on board.
- Ireland" is about a guy who sails out of Charleston and discovers he has a stowaway on board.
- Maine Maritime Academy" is about a guy who sails out of Charleston and discovers he has a stowaway on board.
- Michael Hurley" is about a guy who sails out of Charleston and discovers he has a stowaway on board.
- Newfoundland" is about a guy who sails out of Charleston and discovers he has a stowaway on board.
- South Carolina" is about a guy who sails out of Charleston and discovers he has a stowaway on board.
- Susan" is about a guy who sails out of Charleston and discovers he has a stowaway on board.
- The Prodigal" is about a guy who sails out of Charleston and discovers he has a stowaway on board.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN)  -- Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is in Afghanistan on a multistop overseas trip for meetings with international leaders but with an eye on the U.S. presidential race back home. Sen. Barack Obama is expected to visit several world leaders over the next few weeks. Obama's trip, which includes visits to Iraq, Jordan, Israel, Germany, France and the United Kingdom, is intended to bolster his foreign policy credentials before U.S. voters. "This is the campaign trail via satellite -- pictures for the rhetoric back home," CNN's Candy Crowley said, adding that the trip was intended to demonstrate that Obama was up to the job of taking a lead role on the international stage.

"The question is, is he tough enough to stand up for

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan but graceful enough to improve [its] image?"
- Barack Obama but graceful enough to improve [its] image?"
- CNN but graceful enough to improve [its] image?"
- Candy Crowley but graceful enough to improve [its] image?"
- Democratic but graceful enough to improve [its] image?"
- European but graceful enough to improve [its] image?"
- France but graceful enough to improve [its] image?"
- Germany but graceful enough to improve [its] image?"
- Iraq but graceful enough to improve [its] image?"
- Israel but graceful enough to improve [its] image?"
- Jordan but graceful enough to improve [its] image?"
- McCain but graceful enough to improve [its] image?"
- Middle Eastern but graceful enough to improve [its] image?"
- Obama but graceful enough to improve [its] image?"
- U.S. but graceful enough to improve [its] image?"
- United Kingdom but graceful enough to improve [its] image?"


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Until now, Tom Sturridge has been best known as the long-haired hipster who finally tamed Sienna Miller. Yet this year it looks as though the 29-year-old actor, who counts Robert Pattinson and Andrew Garfield among his best friends, could be set to become more famous than his A-list fiancee. Not only is the London-born actor wowing the West End  in American Buffalo, he's about to step into the costume drama void left by Aidan Turner's Poldark, when he plays Sergeant Troy to Carey Mulligan's Bathsheba in the hotly-anticipated new adaptation of Far From The Madding Crowd. Scroll down for video

However up until now it was his relationship with

OPTIONS:
- Aidan Turner - which began in March 2011 - which had everyone talking.
- American Buffalo - which began in March 2011 - which had everyone talking.
- Andrew Garfield - which began in March 2011 - which had everyone talking.
- Bathsheba - which began in March 2011 - which had everyone talking.
- Carey Mulligan - which began in March 2011 - which had everyone talking.
- Damian Lewis - which began in March 2011 - which had everyone talking.
- Far From The Madding Crowd - which began in March 2011 - which had everyone talking.
- London - which began in March 2011 - which had everyone talking.
- Marlowe - which began in March 2011 - which had everyone talking.
- Poldark - which began in March 2011 - which had everyone talking.
- Robert Pattinson - which began in March 2011 - which had everyone talking.
- Sienna Miller - which began in March 2011 - which had everyone talking.
- Tom Sturridge - which began in March 2011 - which had everyone talking.
- Troy - which began in March 2011 - which had everyone talking.
- West End - which began in March 2011 - which had everyone talking.


Complete the passage.

Months before her mother was found dead in a bloody suitcase in Bali, Heather Mack sent boyfriend Tommy Schaefer a message asking him not to tell people she had asked him to kill her mom. Chicago teen Mack, now 19, sent Schaefer a Facebook message - strewn with grammatical errors - on the topic on May 26, 2014, just three months before her mother, Sheila von Wiese-Mack was murdered. 'Can you not tell people i asked you to kill my mom,' Mack's message to Schaefer, now 22, read. 'Cause i was so f***** up tommy and i really didnt mean it.'

Von Wiese-Mack reportedly did not approve of

OPTIONS:
- Bali's relationship with Schaefer.
- Chicago's relationship with Schaefer.
- Facebook's relationship with Schaefer.
- Heather Mack's relationship with Schaefer.
- Mack's relationship with Schaefer.
- Schaefer's relationship with Schaefer.
- Sheila von Wiese's relationship with Schaefer.
- St Regis Bali Resort's relationship with Schaefer.
- Tommy Schaefer's relationship with Schaefer.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Juventus hope to dedicate a victory in the Champions League final to the victims of the Heysel disaster. The Italian side play Barcelona in Saturday's final in Berlin, 30 years after 39 supporters - mainly from Juventus - lost their lives when Liverpool fans rioted in the Heysel stadium in Brussels. Juve defender Leonardo Bonucci told a news conference at Berlin's Olympic Stadium: 'As regards the Heysel tragedy, I went to a commemoration last week for the victims. 'The memory of what happened there is a further stimulus for us because we hope to dedicate the victory to those who lost their lives that night.'

He said: 'It will not be the Barca attack against the defence of

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona.
- Berlin.
- Brussels.
- Champions League.
- European Cup.
- Heysel.
- Italian.
- Juve.
- Juventus.
- Leonardo Bonucci.
- Liverpool.
- Olympic Stadium.


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(CNN) President Donald Trump took his first steps Thursday toward fulfilling his vow to dismantle Obamacare, signing an executive order that he says will bring affordable health insurance to millions more people. The order broadly tasks the administration with developing policies to increase health care competition and choice in order to improve the quality of health care and lower prices. However, it could also destabilize Obamacare by siphoning out younger and healthier Americans from the exchanges. The order, Trump said from the Roosevelt Room of the White House, would give "millions of Americans with Obamacare relief." It would "cost the United States government virtually nothing and people will have great great health care. And when I say people, I mean by the millions and millions."

"So this is more show than actual reality in terms of making health care affordable for

OPTIONS:
- Americans."
- CNN."
- Donald Trump."
- GOP Congress."
- Obamacare."
- Roosevelt Room."
- Trump."
- United States."
- White House."