Write the last sentence in this story.

He picked up the nickname Goldenballs for his skills on the football pitch. But David Beckham  proved he is very very much the Goldenboy as he treated his family to a night out in London on Saturday. Heading to a showing of Lord of the Dance at the Dominion Theatre, David, 39, was joined by his parents-in-laws Anthony and Jacqueline Adams, his mother Sandra and sister Joanne. Scroll Down For Video Goldenboy: David Beckham enjoyed a performance of Lord of The Dance on Saturday night in London Family affair... David was joined by parents-in-laws Anthony and Jacqueline Adams, mother Sandra and sister

Dapper

OPTIONS:
- Anthony: The 39-year-old retired football player cut a suave figure in an all black ensemble
- Chicago: The 39-year-old retired football player cut a suave figure in an all black ensemble
- David: The 39-year-old retired football player cut a suave figure in an all black ensemble
- David Beckham: The 39-year-old retired football player cut a suave figure in an all black ensemble
- Dominion Theatre: The 39-year-old retired football player cut a suave figure in an all black ensemble
- Flatley: The 39-year-old retired football player cut a suave figure in an all black ensemble
- Goldenballs: The 39-year-old retired football player cut a suave figure in an all black ensemble
- Goldenboy: The 39-year-old retired football player cut a suave figure in an all black ensemble
- Jacqueline Adams: The 39-year-old retired football player cut a suave figure in an all black ensemble
- Joanne: The 39-year-old retired football player cut a suave figure in an all black ensemble
- London: The 39-year-old retired football player cut a suave figure in an all black ensemble
- Lord Of The Dance show: The 39-year-old retired football player cut a suave figure in an all black ensemble
- Lord of The Dance: The 39-year-old retired football player cut a suave figure in an all black ensemble
- Lord of the Dance: The 39-year-old retired football player cut a suave figure in an all black ensemble
- Michael: The 39-year-old retired football player cut a suave figure in an all black ensemble
- Michael Flatley: The 39-year-old retired football player cut a suave figure in an all black ensemble
- Sandra: The 39-year-old retired football player cut a suave figure in an all black ensemble


Complete the passage.

(CNN) -- A year ago, Kate Upton was a pretty young woman. Perhaps not typically model-pretty as The New York Times has noted, but certainly fetching. In the old days, to go from, well, hot to famous, Upton would have needed not just looks but a truckload of luck, for fame was something bestowed by capricious media out to sell their next movie or magazine. But in the Age of the Internet, all it took was a YouTube video of Upton doing "the Dougie" at a Los Angeles Clippers game. It went viral, and now Upton is on the cover of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. Fame isn't what it used to be.

Now that the

OPTIONS:
- CNN has pulled fame inside out, you don't need to be blessed by the mass media to become famous.
- David Weinberger has pulled fame inside out, you don't need to be blessed by the mass media to become famous.
- Dougie has pulled fame inside out, you don't need to be blessed by the mass media to become famous.
- Internet has pulled fame inside out, you don't need to be blessed by the mass media to become famous.
- Kate Upton has pulled fame inside out, you don't need to be blessed by the mass media to become famous.
- Los Angeles Clippers has pulled fame inside out, you don't need to be blessed by the mass media to become famous.
- New York Times has pulled fame inside out, you don't need to be blessed by the mass media to become famous.
- SI has pulled fame inside out, you don't need to be blessed by the mass media to become famous.
- Sports Illustrated has pulled fame inside out, you don't need to be blessed by the mass media to become famous.
- Upton has pulled fame inside out, you don't need to be blessed by the mass media to become famous.
- YouTube has pulled fame inside out, you don't need to be blessed by the mass media to become famous.


Find the right ending to this passage.

It was only three months ago that they realised their dream of having their first child. Now Luke Harris and Daryl Lee are celebrating the birth of their second baby. And the gay couple are due to become fathers for the third time in just a few weeks after controversially enlisting the help of three surrogate mothers. Scroll down for video Luke Harris and Daryl Lee, from Surrey, had their first child three months ago and are now preparing to welcome their third baby into the world after enlisting the help of three surrogate mothers. Pictured (from left): Pregnant surrogate Becky Harris, Mr Lee with son Phoenix Harris and his surrogate mother Bex Harris (behind), Mr Harris holding daughter Willow-Star  and her surrogate mother Viktoria Ellis (right)

Mr

OPTIONS:
- Becky Harris admits to being a little daunted over the arrival of a third baby but says: ‘We have no doubt we will take it all in our stride.’
- Bex Harris admits to being a little daunted over the arrival of a third baby but says: ‘We have no doubt we will take it all in our stride.’
- Daryl Lee admits to being a little daunted over the arrival of a third baby but says: ‘We have no doubt we will take it all in our stride.’
- Harris admits to being a little daunted over the arrival of a third baby but says: ‘We have no doubt we will take it all in our stride.’
- Lee admits to being a little daunted over the arrival of a third baby but says: ‘We have no doubt we will take it all in our stride.’
- Luke Harris admits to being a little daunted over the arrival of a third baby but says: ‘We have no doubt we will take it all in our stride.’
- Phoenix Blue admits to being a little daunted over the arrival of a third baby but says: ‘We have no doubt we will take it all in our stride.’
- Phoenix Harris admits to being a little daunted over the arrival of a third baby but says: ‘We have no doubt we will take it all in our stride.’
- Surrey admits to being a little daunted over the arrival of a third baby but says: ‘We have no doubt we will take it all in our stride.’
- Viktoria Ellis admits to being a little daunted over the arrival of a third baby but says: ‘We have no doubt we will take it all in our stride.’
- Willow-Star admits to being a little daunted over the arrival of a third baby but says: ‘We have no doubt we will take it all in our stride.’


Complete the 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 found that 98% of the Guillain-Barre patients had antibodies to Zika, suggesting they had been infected with the virus, compared with only 56% of the individuals in a control group that did not have

OPTIONS:
- Africa-Barre.
- Asia-Barre.
- Barre-Barre.
- CNN-Barre.
- Europe-Barre.
- French Polynesia-Barre.
- Guillain-Barre.
- Latin America-Barre.
- Pacific-Barre.
- Pacific Island-Barre.
- Zika-Barre.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Mike Tyson has warned Floyd Mayweather that he will have to reinvent himself as a boxer if he is to beat Manny Pacquiao in the richest fight of all time. Iron Mike, as he celebrates the 30th anniversary of the first fight of his own phenomenal career, predicts that the Money Man will lose to the PacMan unless he steps out from behind his masterly defence and comes to fight in Las Vegas on May 2. The casino odds-makers have installed Mayweather as favourite and opinion in boxing is divided approximately along the lines of the 60-40 purse split in favour of the Money man.

By his own formidable force of nature,

OPTIONS:
- Filipino naturally inclines towards the aggression in the ring which first exploded upon a startled world 30 years ago last Friday.
- Floyd Mayweather naturally inclines towards the aggression in the ring which first exploded upon a startled world 30 years ago last Friday.
- Iron Mike naturally inclines towards the aggression in the ring which first exploded upon a startled world 30 years ago last Friday.
- Las Vegas naturally inclines towards the aggression in the ring which first exploded upon a startled world 30 years ago last Friday.
- MGM Grand naturally inclines towards the aggression in the ring which first exploded upon a startled world 30 years ago last Friday.
- Manny Pacquiao naturally inclines towards the aggression in the ring which first exploded upon a startled world 30 years ago last Friday.
- Mayweather naturally inclines towards the aggression in the ring which first exploded upon a startled world 30 years ago last Friday.
- Mike Tyson naturally inclines towards the aggression in the ring which first exploded upon a startled world 30 years ago last Friday.
- Money naturally inclines towards the aggression in the ring which first exploded upon a startled world 30 years ago last Friday.
- Money Man naturally inclines towards the aggression in the ring which first exploded upon a startled world 30 years ago last Friday.
- PacMan naturally inclines towards the aggression in the ring which first exploded upon a startled world 30 years ago last Friday.
- Pacquiao naturally inclines towards the aggression in the ring which first exploded upon a startled world 30 years ago last Friday.
- Tyson naturally inclines towards the aggression in the ring which first exploded upon a startled world 30 years ago last Friday.


How does this story end?

(CNN) CNN announced Wednesday it will host one of its town hall events with the Green Party's presidential nominee Jill Stein and her running mate, Ajamu Baraka. The hour-long event will be held on Wednesday, August 17 at 9:00 p.m. ET. The event will broadcast live on CNN, CNN International, CNN en Espanol and online via CNNgo. Stein has consistently polled as the fourth-most popular option in the presidential race, after Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump and Libertarian Gary Johnson. In the most recent CNN/ORC poll, Stein received 5% support nationwide, four points behind Johnson, her nearest competitor. Jill Stein: The Democratic Party 'fakes left,' marches right

While Sanders endorsed

OPTIONS:
- Ajamu Baraka and has pledged to ensure she becomes the next president, Stein has spent much of her efforts appealing to Sanders' most diehard supporters.
- CNN and has pledged to ensure she becomes the next president, Stein has spent much of her efforts appealing to Sanders' most diehard supporters.
- CNN International and has pledged to ensure she becomes the next president, Stein has spent much of her efforts appealing to Sanders' most diehard supporters.
- CNN en Espanol and has pledged to ensure she becomes the next president, Stein has spent much of her efforts appealing to Sanders' most diehard supporters.
- CNNgo and has pledged to ensure she becomes the next president, Stein has spent much of her efforts appealing to Sanders' most diehard supporters.
- Democratic Party and has pledged to ensure she becomes the next president, Stein has spent much of her efforts appealing to Sanders' most diehard supporters.
- Donald Trump and has pledged to ensure she becomes the next president, Stein has spent much of her efforts appealing to Sanders' most diehard supporters.
- Gary Johnson and has pledged to ensure she becomes the next president, Stein has spent much of her efforts appealing to Sanders' most diehard supporters.
- Green Party and has pledged to ensure she becomes the next president, Stein has spent much of her efforts appealing to Sanders' most diehard supporters.
- Hillary Clinton and has pledged to ensure she becomes the next president, Stein has spent much of her efforts appealing to Sanders' most diehard supporters.
- Jill Stein and has pledged to ensure she becomes the next president, Stein has spent much of her efforts appealing to Sanders' most diehard supporters.
- Johnson and has pledged to ensure she becomes the next president, Stein has spent much of her efforts appealing to Sanders' most diehard supporters.
- Libertarian and has pledged to ensure she becomes the next president, Stein has spent much of her efforts appealing to Sanders' most diehard supporters.
- ORC and has pledged to ensure she becomes the next president, Stein has spent much of her efforts appealing to Sanders' most diehard supporters.
- Sanders and has pledged to ensure she becomes the next president, Stein has spent much of her efforts appealing to Sanders' most diehard supporters.
- Stein and has pledged to ensure she becomes the next president, Stein has spent much of her efforts appealing to Sanders' most diehard supporters.


How does this story end?

(CNN) Our culture has become rather exquisitely attuned to spotting when people use the N-word and drawing conclusions about their character when they do so. But variety is the spice of life, and now it's time to be angry that Amy Robach on "Good Morning America" referred to black people as "colored people." We are to speculate over whether that means the letter R is more than just the first one in Robach's last name, but also signifies that she, like Ellen Degeneres was adjudged by some last week, is a (shhh! ). The logic behind this is that it's inappropriate to call black people "colored" in 2016, and in itself, it is. For most of the 20th century, the polite terms were "colored" and "Negro."

However, colored and

OPTIONS:
- Amy Robach do not classify as slurs in the same vein as the N-word.
- Ellen Degeneres do not classify as slurs in the same vein as the N-word.
- Good Morning America do not classify as slurs in the same vein as the N-word.
- John McWhorter do not classify as slurs in the same vein as the N-word.
- Negro do not classify as slurs in the same vein as the N-word.
- R do not classify as slurs in the same vein as the N-word.
- Robach do not classify as slurs in the same vein as the N-word.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) "Believe Me." Donald Trump wore those words out as a candidate as he beseeched voters to buy into his grand plans and promises on everything from crushing ISIS to building a great border wall. Now, the question of whether Americans can trust Trump is again a dominant political theme after he was caught in a lie over claims that he was wiretapped by his predecessor Barack Obama. Trump's repudiation by FBI Director James Comey in a sensational hearing Monday came exactly two months into an administration unusually prone to obfuscation, blurring facts and peddling falsehoods. From false assessments of the size of his inaugural crowd and claims that millions of illegal voters dealt him defeat in the popular vote in November, the President has often seemed happy to propagate conspiracy theories.

The event, and

OPTIONS:
- Americans's other recent communions with supporters, were a sign that he understands that given his comparatively thin support base, he cannot afford to lose any of the people who trusted him most.
- Barack Obama's other recent communions with supporters, were a sign that he understands that given his comparatively thin support base, he cannot afford to lose any of the people who trusted him most.
- Believe Me's other recent communions with supporters, were a sign that he understands that given his comparatively thin support base, he cannot afford to lose any of the people who trusted him most.
- CNN's other recent communions with supporters, were a sign that he understands that given his comparatively thin support base, he cannot afford to lose any of the people who trusted him most.
- Donald Trump's other recent communions with supporters, were a sign that he understands that given his comparatively thin support base, he cannot afford to lose any of the people who trusted him most.
- FBI's other recent communions with supporters, were a sign that he understands that given his comparatively thin support base, he cannot afford to lose any of the people who trusted him most.
- ISIS's other recent communions with supporters, were a sign that he understands that given his comparatively thin support base, he cannot afford to lose any of the people who trusted him most.
- James Comey's other recent communions with supporters, were a sign that he understands that given his comparatively thin support base, he cannot afford to lose any of the people who trusted him most.
- Trump's other recent communions with supporters, were a sign that he understands that given his comparatively thin support base, he cannot afford to lose any of the people who trusted him most.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Moscow (CNN) President Vladimir Putin has hit back at new American sanctions by ordering the US to cut staff at its diplomatic mission by 755, in Moscow's most aggressive move against Washington since the final years of the Cold War. Putin confirmed the move Sunday after the Foreign Ministry on Friday demanded the US cut staff numbers and announced a rash of other measures against Washington's missions. The measures came after the US Congress passed a bill last week imposing fresh sanctions over Russia's meddling in the US' 2016 election. President Donald Trump has indicated he will sign the sanctions bill into law.

But my whole point is, don't do this, it is to the detriment of the interests of the

OPTIONS:
- American."
- CNN."
- Cold War."
- Congress."
- Donald Trump."
- Foreign Ministry."
- Moscow."
- Putin."
- Russia."
- Russian."
- US."
- Vladimir Putin."
- Washington."


Write the next sentence.

Washington (CNN) Vice President Mike Pence will try to leave behind a White House in tumult when he arrives in Europe Friday, but he's likely to be dogged by the recent events that have thrown the Trump administration into disarray. Though he is seeking to reassure key allies such as Germany of US resolve on Russia and other issues that have rattled Western leaders, he himself faces questions about how much he's been looped in on President Donald Trump's thinking on the Kremlin. On Monday, Trump ousted his national security adviser, Michael Flynn, for misleading Pence about his conversations with the Russian ambassador. Pence, who had previously gone on television and repeated Flynn's prevarications, only discovered he was misinformed last Friday -- a full two weeks after Trump himself learned the Justice Department was looking into the matter.

As a candidate,

OPTIONS:
- CNN lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.
- Donald Trump lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.
- Europe lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.
- Flynn lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.
- Germany lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.
- Justice Department lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.
- Kremlin lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.
- Michael Flynn lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.
- Mike Pence lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.
- Pence lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.
- Russia lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.
- Russian lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.
- Trump lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.
- US lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.
- Washington lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.
- Western lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.
- White House lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) The Trump kids aren't alright. As the campaign enters its final stretch, some of Donald Trump's children are showing signs of impatience and struggling to stay on message. In the past 24 hours, Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr. have cut off interviews when pressed for answers on tough questions. Trump Jr. strayed from the campaign's talking point about the Republican nominee's tax returns -- that they'll be released once an IRS audit concludes -- when he said unveiling the documents would "detract" from his father's message. And Trump Jr. caused a firestorm when, during a Thursday interview with a Philadelphia radio station, he raised the specter of the Holocaust by saying if Republicans acted like Hillary Clinton, the media would be "warming up the gas chamber." The campaign later said Trump Jr. was referring to capital punishment, though the Clinton campaign quickly seized on the remarks.

OPTIONS:
- CNN, in particular, often softens Trump's image and the children are known for exerting power behind the scenes and bringing discipline to the freewheeling campaign.
- Clinton, in particular, often softens Trump's image and the children are known for exerting power behind the scenes and bringing discipline to the freewheeling campaign.
- Don Jr., in particular, often softens Trump's image and the children are known for exerting power behind the scenes and bringing discipline to the freewheeling campaign.
- Donald Trump, in particular, often softens Trump's image and the children are known for exerting power behind the scenes and bringing discipline to the freewheeling campaign.
- Donald Trump Jr., in particular, often softens Trump's image and the children are known for exerting power behind the scenes and bringing discipline to the freewheeling campaign.
- Hillary Clinton, in particular, often softens Trump's image and the children are known for exerting power behind the scenes and bringing discipline to the freewheeling campaign.
- Holocaust, in particular, often softens Trump's image and the children are known for exerting power behind the scenes and bringing discipline to the freewheeling campaign.
- IRS, in particular, often softens Trump's image and the children are known for exerting power behind the scenes and bringing discipline to the freewheeling campaign.
- Ivanka, in particular, often softens Trump's image and the children are known for exerting power behind the scenes and bringing discipline to the freewheeling campaign.
- Ivanka Trump, in particular, often softens Trump's image and the children are known for exerting power behind the scenes and bringing discipline to the freewheeling campaign.
- Philadelphia, in particular, often softens Trump's image and the children are known for exerting power behind the scenes and bringing discipline to the freewheeling campaign.
- Republican, in particular, often softens Trump's image and the children are known for exerting power behind the scenes and bringing discipline to the freewheeling campaign.
- Republicans, in particular, often softens Trump's image and the children are known for exerting power behind the scenes and bringing discipline to the freewheeling campaign.
- Trump, in particular, often softens Trump's image and the children are known for exerting power behind the scenes and bringing discipline to the freewheeling campaign.
- Trump Jr., in particular, often softens Trump's image and the children are known for exerting power behind the scenes and bringing discipline to the freewheeling campaign.
- Washington, in particular, often softens Trump's image and the children are known for exerting power behind the scenes and bringing discipline to the freewheeling campaign.


Find the right ending to this passage.

For most of her life young Queensland woman Samantha Geldenhuys thought she was an ordinary Australian girl with a loving mum and younger brother living in a beachside suburb of Townsville. Then the Australian Federal Police came knocking on the door of the family home and arrested Sam's mother. That was when the pretty young blonde learned she was the subject of one of America’s longest running child kidnapping cases, and that her mother's real name was Dorothy Barnett and that she was an international fugitive wanted by US federal authorities. And that over in South Carolina a wealthy stockbroker by the name of Benjamin Harris Todd III had never given up hope of finding her - and that Sam's birth name was Savanna Todd.

She likely would be considered by her mother to be disloyal if she were to meet [

OPTIONS:
- America] at this time.'
- Australia] at this time.'
- Australian] at this time.'
- Australian Federal Police] at this time.'
- Barnett] at this time.'
- Benjamin Harris Todd III] at this time.'
- Dorothy Barnett] at this time.'
- Queensland] at this time.'
- Sam] at this time.'
- Samantha] at this time.'
- Samantha Geldenhuys] at this time.'
- Savanna] at this time.'
- Savanna Todd] at this time.'
- South Carolina] at this time.'
- Townsville] at this time.'
- US] at this time.'
- US Prison] at this time.'
- baby Savanna] at this time.'


Complete the passage.

Mark Noble insists West Ham are capable of becoming a team fit to fill the Olympic Stadium when they move there next summer. The midfielder hailed the coming season as the biggest in their history as they are led by new manager Slaven Bilic, who has been tasked with keeping them in the Premier League. Ahead of playing Birkirkara in their Europa League qualifier on Thursday, Noble said: 'This is the biggest season in the club's history. The money we're spending and the way we're going. We want to go into the new stadium as a solid Premier League team ready for a stadium like that.

'But we wanted to respect the

OPTIONS:
- Birkirkara because it's a big opportunity and privilege to any club.
- Europa League because it's a big opportunity and privilege to any club.
- Hammers because it's a big opportunity and privilege to any club.
- Mark Noble because it's a big opportunity and privilege to any club.
- Noble because it's a big opportunity and privilege to any club.
- Olympic Stadium because it's a big opportunity and privilege to any club.
- Premier League because it's a big opportunity and privilege to any club.
- Slaven Bilic because it's a big opportunity and privilege to any club.
- Upton Park because it's a big opportunity and privilege to any club.
- West Ham because it's a big opportunity and privilege to any club.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) President Obama should pardon Chelsea Manning and Edward Snowden before President-elect Trump takes office and makes two internationally embarrassing situations worse. In a 2013 article for The National Law Journal, I argued that neither Manning nor Snowden was a hero, and both deserved prosecution. But times have changed, and the leakers deserve pardons before Trump is sworn in. Manning has served more than six years of an excessive thirty-year sentence. Throughout her incarceration, the federal government has proven itself unequipped to humanely incarcerate a transgender woman -- even as the Obama administration has reformed military policies to be more inclusive of transgender people and attempted to advance LGBT rights abroad.

To be fair,

OPTIONS:
- Alagood dumped government files onto the web without filters or redactions.
- CNN dumped government files onto the web without filters or redactions.
- Chelsea Manning dumped government files onto the web without filters or redactions.
- Edward Snowden dumped government files onto the web without filters or redactions.
- LGBT dumped government files onto the web without filters or redactions.
- Manning dumped government files onto the web without filters or redactions.
- Obama dumped government files onto the web without filters or redactions.
- Snowden dumped government files onto the web without filters or redactions.
- The National Law Journal dumped government files onto the web without filters or redactions.
- Trump dumped government files onto the web without filters or redactions.
- US dumped government files onto the web without filters or redactions.


How does the sentence end?

(CNN) A trail of clues provided by a Washington Post reporter and his readers led Univision anchor Enrique Acevedo to Donald Trump's shimmering golf resort outside Miami earlier this week. There, Acevedo found something that has elicited both shock and mystery within the political world: a portrait of Trump that the Republican nominee reportedly paid for using money from his charitable foundation. "A lot of people have been looking for this painting," Acevedo wrote Wednesday. The search was prompted by David Fahrenthold, the Washington Post reporter who has been investigating the Trump Foundation. In a story published Tuesday, Fahrenthold reported that the real estate mogul had used money from the Trump Foundation to purchase a $10,000, four-foot-tall acrylic painting of himself at a charity fundraiser.

The resort happens to be mere blocks from

OPTIONS:
- Acevedo's studios.
- David Fahrenthold's studios.
- Donald Trump's studios.
- Enrique Acevedo's studios.
- Fahrenthold's studios.
- Miami's studios.
- Republican's studios.
- Trump's studios.
- Trump Foundation's studios.
- Trump National Doral Resort's studios.
- Univision's studios.
- Washington Post's studios.


Write the last sentence in this story.

The remains of Friedrich  Branft, 22, make the first complete skeleton to be recovered from the battle of Waterloo 200 years ago The 200-year-old skeleton of a soldier killed at the battle of Waterloo has been discovered under a car park - just like Richard III - and identified by archaeologists. After a painstaking process historians identified the man as Friedrich Brandt, 23, a Hanoverian hunchback who trained in the East Sussex resort of Bexhill-on-Sea. Brandt, a member of George III’s German Legion, was killed by Napoleon’s forces and was found with a musket ball between his ribs, the Sunday Times reported.

Eventually the historian was left with Brandt, a private in the

OPTIONS:
- Bexhill-on-Sea’s second line battalion.
- Brandt’s second line battalion.
- British’s second line battalion.
- East Sussex’s second line battalion.
- Friedrich Brandt’s second line battalion.
- Friedrich  Branft’s second line battalion.
- George III’s second line battalion.
- German Legion’s second line battalion.
- Hanoverian’s second line battalion.
- Napoleon’s second line battalion.
- Richard III’s second line battalion.
- Sunday Times’s second line battalion.
- Waterloo’s second line battalion.


Complete the passage.

(CNN) President Donald Trump reiterated US support for Turkey as a "close, long-standing" partner, during a phone call with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday. It was the two leaders' first conversation since Trump took office in January. Trump welcomed Turkey's efforts in the battle against ISIS, according to a White House readout of the conversation, and spoke of both countries' commitment to fighting terrorism "in all its forms." The conversation lasted 45 minutes, local media reported. But areas of ongoing tension were notably absent from the readout, including the latter's extradition request for exiled cleric Fethullah Gulen and US support for Kurdish groups in Syria.

But Trump will need close relations with Turkey if he is going to enact one of his campaign promises to create "safe zones" in the war-ravaged country of

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Donald Trump.
- Fethullah Gulen.
- ISIS.
- Kurdish.
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
- Syria.
- Trump.
- Turkey.
- Turkish.
- US.
- White House.


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

(CNN) On Monday night, PricewaterhouseCoopers released a statement claiming to take "full responsibility" for Sunday evening's Oscar screw-up in which a staffer gave the wrong envelope to Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway, who falsely announced that "La La Land" had won the Academy Award for best picture. But that isn't exactly what PricewaterhouseCoopers was doing. The firm also took the unusual step of naming the employee responsible for the fiasco: managing partner Brian Cullinan. It also emerged that Cullinan had tweeted a photo of the actress Emma Stone backstage just before the mix-up. The decision to name him publicly will be a disaster for both PricewaterhouseCoopers and Cullinan.

This kind of punishment is out of proportion for the "crimes" committed by people such as Sacco and

OPTIONS:
- Academy Award.
- Brian Cullinan.
- CNN.
- Cullinan.
- Emma Stone.
- Faye Dunaway.
- Firm.
- Kara Alaimo.
- La La Land.
- Oscar.
- Oscars.
- PricewaterhouseCoopers.
- Warren Beatty.


Write the last sentence in this story.

An arm, legs, underwear, dark jeans and size 5½ Air Jordan sneakers turned up on the Queens side of the East River. The jeans and shoes were the same size of Avonte Oquendo, an autistic 14-year-old last seen last fall walking unsupervised out of his school. Yet his mother was steadfast: "It's not Avonte until it's Avonte." That time has come. On Tuesday -- five days after those body parts and scraps of clothing were found -- Vanessa Fontaine learned that DNA tests proved her son's remains indeed had been found. Her lawyer said that Fontaine has been stoic, strong, focused and hopeful throughout this ordeal. But after police told her the news on Tuesday, "she finally just broke down ... just crying and crying."

He would be wearing his

OPTIONS:
- Air Jordan, and they wouldn't have been found in a river."
- Avonte, and they wouldn't have been found in a river."
- Avonte Oquendo, and they wouldn't have been found in a river."
- East River, and they wouldn't have been found in a river."
- Fontaine, and they wouldn't have been found in a river."
- New York City, and they wouldn't have been found in a river."
- Queens, and they wouldn't have been found in a river."
- Vanessa Fontaine, and they wouldn't have been found in a river."


(CNN) Palm Beach County Florida State Attorney David Aronberg will not prosecute Donald Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, Aronberg announced Thursday. "As state attorney I have made the decision that this office will not be filing charges against Corey Lewandowski for battery," Aronberg said at a news conference. A former reporter for Breitbart, Michelle Fields, sought charges against Lewandowski after an incident in March where she said Lewandowski pulled her away from Trump as she was trying to ask him a question. Aronberg said police were within their right to charge Lewandowski, but prosecutors are held to a higher standard and thus didn't find enough to bring the case.

Although the facts support the allegation that Mr.

OPTIONS:
- Aronberg did grab Ms. Fields' arm against her will, Mr. Lewandowski has a reasonable hypothesis of innocence"
- Breitbart did grab Ms. Fields' arm against her will, Mr. Lewandowski has a reasonable hypothesis of innocence"
- Corey Lewandowski did grab Ms. Fields' arm against her will, Mr. Lewandowski has a reasonable hypothesis of innocence"
- David Aronberg did grab Ms. Fields' arm against her will, Mr. Lewandowski has a reasonable hypothesis of innocence"
- Donald Trump did grab Ms. Fields' arm against her will, Mr. Lewandowski has a reasonable hypothesis of innocence"
- Lewandowski did grab Ms. Fields' arm against her will, Mr. Lewandowski has a reasonable hypothesis of innocence"
- Michelle Fields did grab Ms. Fields' arm against her will, Mr. Lewandowski has a reasonable hypothesis of innocence"
- Palm Beach County Florida did grab Ms. Fields' arm against her will, Mr. Lewandowski has a reasonable hypothesis of innocence"
- Trump did grab Ms. Fields' arm against her will, Mr. Lewandowski has a reasonable hypothesis of innocence"


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

London (CNN) -- To an outsider, Thursday's contest to elect the next mayor of London would appear to be a fight between two larger-than-life characters -- known best by their first names -- for control of the city's famous red buses. Among a wide field of candidates, only these two men have any realistic chance of taking a starring role at this summer's Olympic Games in London: Conservative Party incumbent Mayor Boris Johnson, 47, and his 66-year-old nemesis, Labour left-winger and former Mayor Ken Livingstone. Both men have devoted their energies to transport -- and attacking each other viciously on the issue, as well as on their complex personal tax arrangements.

True to the bitter rivalry between the men, Livingstone has pledged to cancel orders for more Routemasters in favor of hybrid vehicles if

OPTIONS:
- Boris Johnson vote him back into power, although he will allow the current eight buses to remain in service.
- CNN vote him back into power, although he will allow the current eight buses to remain in service.
- Conservative Party vote him back into power, although he will allow the current eight buses to remain in service.
- Ken Livingstone vote him back into power, although he will allow the current eight buses to remain in service.
- Labour vote him back into power, although he will allow the current eight buses to remain in service.
- London vote him back into power, although he will allow the current eight buses to remain in service.
- Londoners vote him back into power, although he will allow the current eight buses to remain in service.
- Olympic Games vote him back into power, although he will allow the current eight buses to remain in service.


Claudio Ranieri shocked football on Monday by returning to the Premier League as the new manager of Leicester City. The 63-year-old Italian, who last had a job in England 11 years ago, has signed a three-year contract to replace Nigel Pearson and has flown to the club's pre-season training camp in Austria to start work straight away. Former Chelsea boss Ranieri, who has been out of work since November when he was sacked as manager of Greece, got the job ahead of other targets including Guus Hiddink and Martin O'Neill after impressing director of football John Rudkin during interviews in London.

Leicester chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha wanted a figure who could energise the

OPTIONS:
- Austria fans following the shock sacking of Pearson a fortnight ago.
- Chelsea fans following the shock sacking of Pearson a fortnight ago.
- Claudio Ranieri fans following the shock sacking of Pearson a fortnight ago.
- England fans following the shock sacking of Pearson a fortnight ago.
- Greece fans following the shock sacking of Pearson a fortnight ago.
- Guus Hiddink fans following the shock sacking of Pearson a fortnight ago.
- Italian fans following the shock sacking of Pearson a fortnight ago.
- John Rudkin fans following the shock sacking of Pearson a fortnight ago.
- Leicester City fans following the shock sacking of Pearson a fortnight ago.
- London fans following the shock sacking of Pearson a fortnight ago.
- Martin O'Neill fans following the shock sacking of Pearson a fortnight ago.
- Nigel Pearson fans following the shock sacking of Pearson a fortnight ago.
- Premier League fans following the shock sacking of Pearson a fortnight ago.
- Ranieri fans following the shock sacking of Pearson a fortnight ago.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

With her mother by her side and nanny Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo already in charge of the nursery, the Duchess of Cambridge won't be short of help when the new baby arrives. But Carole Middleton and Ms Borrallo aren't the only ones on standby as the birth of the spare to Prince George's heir approaches. Waiting in the wings is Kate's fiercely loyal inner circle, a mix of school friends, society types and family members such as younger sister Pippa. So who's who? FEMAIL reveals who will be helping the Duchess as she gets to grips with life as a mother of two.

Quality time: Pippa, seen  ahead of

OPTIONS:
- Alicia Fox-Pitt's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Borrallo's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Carole's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Carole Middleton's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Duchess's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Duchess of Cambridge's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Emilia Jardine-Paterson's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- FEMAIL's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Kate's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Pippa's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- Prince George's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister
- William's 2011 wedding, says she still spends a lot of time with her sister


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Russia is considering bailing out Greece in exchange for the country’s ‘assets’, it was reported last night. Alexis Tsipras, Greece’s prime minister, will meet Vladimir Putin in Moscow today, amid reports that the Kremlin will offer controversial loans and discounts on supplies of natural gas in a bid to lessen its dependence on the West The visit will raise fears the radical left government is looking east in search of alternative sources of finance as it bids to avoid bankruptcy. Scroll down for video Alexis Tsipras, Greece’s prime minister, will meet Vladimir Putin (pictured earlier this week) in Moscow today, amid reports that the Kremlin will offer controversial loans and discounts on supplies of natural gas

Yesterday a parliamentary committee established by Mr

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Tsipras for the first time put an official number on the reparations claim.
- Greece for the first time put an official number on the reparations claim.
- Kremlin for the first time put an official number on the reparations claim.
- Moscow for the first time put an official number on the reparations claim.
- Russia for the first time put an official number on the reparations claim.
- Vladimir Putin for the first time put an official number on the reparations claim.
- West for the first time put an official number on the reparations claim.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Paris  (CNN) Emmanuel Macron was sworn in as French president on Sunday and gave a moving first speech to begin healing his fractured country. Macron has shaken up French politics with his meteoric rise to the presidency, winning his campaign as an independent, with the backing of a fledgling political party he founded less than a year ago. At 39, he becomes the youngest president in France's history, and the youngest leader since Napoleon. The new President vowed to bring confidence back to a nation that has been "broken" by a spate of terror attacks and a sluggish economy.

Many in

OPTIONS:
- CNN made it clear that they were casting their votes against Le Pen, rather than for Macron.
- Emmanuel Macron made it clear that they were casting their votes against Le Pen, rather than for Macron.
- France made it clear that they were casting their votes against Le Pen, rather than for Macron.
- French made it clear that they were casting their votes against Le Pen, rather than for Macron.
- Macron made it clear that they were casting their votes against Le Pen, rather than for Macron.
- Napoleon made it clear that they were casting their votes against Le Pen, rather than for Macron.
- Paris made it clear that they were casting their votes against Le Pen, rather than for Macron.


How does this story end?

(CNN) The only known surviving suspect from the Paris attacks claimed to have only played a minor role in the November  bombings and shootings, two French media outlets said late Friday. Speaking to Belgian authorities on March 19, following his arrest in Brussels, Salah Abdeslam tried to diminish his role in the attacks. He often referred to his older brother, Brahim, as playing a more important part in the Paris terror operations, according to CNN affiliate, BFMTV, which gained access to the interrogation transcript. The French newspaper Le Monde also said it had access to the document. Salah Abdeslam told investigators he rented cars and hotel rooms, prior to the Paris attacks, at his brother's request.

OPTIONS:
- BFMTV authorities said Abdeslam was planning new attacks when he was captured in last week's raid.
- Belgian authorities said Abdeslam was planning new attacks when he was captured in last week's raid.
- Brahim authorities said Abdeslam was planning new attacks when he was captured in last week's raid.
- Brussels authorities said Abdeslam was planning new attacks when he was captured in last week's raid.
- CNN authorities said Abdeslam was planning new attacks when he was captured in last week's raid.
- French authorities said Abdeslam was planning new attacks when he was captured in last week's raid.
- Le Monde authorities said Abdeslam was planning new attacks when he was captured in last week's raid.
- Paris authorities said Abdeslam was planning new attacks when he was captured in last week's raid.
- Salah Abdeslam authorities said Abdeslam was planning new attacks when he was captured in last week's raid.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) Here we are today, in Donald Trump's version of "modern day presidential": Random badly behaved men on the Internet suddenly find their juvenile online aliases thrust into the national spotlight, as "HanA**holeSolo" did this week when he conceded he had created the Trump v. CNN meme  -- and it was further revealed that he was a regular purveyor of racist and anti-Semitic content on pro-Trump subreddits. For women who write on the Internet, the existence of these kinds of trolls isn't new. It would get boring to recount all the harassment I've received from anonymous men on the Internet, but suffice it to say there are few creatively misogynist insults (and many more pathetically uncreative ones, usually starting with the letters B or C or involving obscene demands) that haven't been hurled my way.

The truth is a scarier thing to admit: For every troll who has emailed me a rape threat or tweeted at me to tell me I'm a bitch who should die or posted one of my articles on an

OPTIONS:
- Donald Trump message with attendant comments about my weight or his efforts to figure out where I live or his detailed description of the many different ways he would like to see me physically violated, there are other men reading, nodding along, maybe laughing.
- HanA**holeSolo message with attendant comments about my weight or his efforts to figure out where I live or his detailed description of the many different ways he would like to see me physically violated, there are other men reading, nodding along, maybe laughing.
- Internet message with attendant comments about my weight or his efforts to figure out where I live or his detailed description of the many different ways he would like to see me physically violated, there are other men reading, nodding along, maybe laughing.
- Jill Filipovic message with attendant comments about my weight or his efforts to figure out where I live or his detailed description of the many different ways he would like to see me physically violated, there are other men reading, nodding along, maybe laughing.
- Semitic message with attendant comments about my weight or his efforts to figure out where I live or his detailed description of the many different ways he would like to see me physically violated, there are other men reading, nodding along, maybe laughing.
- Trump message with attendant comments about my weight or his efforts to figure out where I live or his detailed description of the many different ways he would like to see me physically violated, there are other men reading, nodding along, maybe laughing.
- Trump v. CNN message with attendant comments about my weight or his efforts to figure out where I live or his detailed description of the many different ways he would like to see me physically violated, there are other men reading, nodding along, maybe laughing.
- White House message with attendant comments about my weight or his efforts to figure out where I live or his detailed description of the many different ways he would like to see me physically violated, there are other men reading, nodding along, maybe laughing.


Complete the passage.

A copy of the $250,000 cheque addressed to former top FIFA official Chuck Blazer as part of the $750,000 he pocketed to vote for South Africa as 2010 World Cup hosts has been disclosed. This week, the American - dubbed 'Mr. 10 Percent' - admitted he and others on the executive committee agreed to accept bribes to vote for both the 1998 and 2010 World Cups in a bombshell revelation. The admissions came to light in a newly released transcript from a 2013 US hearing as part of Blazer's plea-bargain testimony. The US indictment states of the cheque: 'The third payment, in the amount of $250,000, was made by check drawn on an account held in the name of CFU at Republic Bank in Trinidad and Tobago.

'I and others, while acting in our official capacities, agreed to participate in a scheme to defraud

OPTIONS:
- American and CONCACAF of the right to honest services by taking undisclosed bribes.'
- Chuck Blazer and CONCACAF of the right to honest services by taking undisclosed bribes.'
- FIFA and CONCACAF of the right to honest services by taking undisclosed bribes.'
- South Africa and CONCACAF of the right to honest services by taking undisclosed bribes.'
- US and CONCACAF of the right to honest services by taking undisclosed bribes.'
- World Cup and CONCACAF of the right to honest services by taking undisclosed bribes.'
- World Cups and CONCACAF of the right to honest services by taking undisclosed bribes.'


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

Casablanca, Morocco (CNN) -- Some protesters not satisfied with the Moroccan king's proposed constitutional reforms have called for a peaceful demonstration Sunday. "The national coordinators (of the movement) have called for a demonstration Sunday for a truly democratic constitution and a parliamentary monarchy," a member of the Rabat wing said Saturday. "The plan as proposed by the king yesterday, does not respond to our demands for a true separation of powers," he said Saturday. King Mohammed VI of Morocco declared sweeping reforms that will boost the power of the prime minister and take away some of his own. Morocco's revamped draft constitution will make officials more accountable, the parliament in Rabat more dynamic and will give the government greater powers, the 47-year-old king said in a nationally televised address.

But

OPTIONS:
- CNN will remain a key power-broker in the security, military and religious fields, according to the draft.
- Casablanca will remain a key power-broker in the security, military and religious fields, according to the draft.
- King Mohammed will remain a key power-broker in the security, military and religious fields, according to the draft.
- Mohammed will remain a key power-broker in the security, military and religious fields, according to the draft.
- Mohammed VI will remain a key power-broker in the security, military and religious fields, according to the draft.
- Moroccan will remain a key power-broker in the security, military and religious fields, according to the draft.
- Moroccans will remain a key power-broker in the security, military and religious fields, according to the draft.
- Morocco will remain a key power-broker in the security, military and religious fields, according to the draft.
- Rabat will remain a key power-broker in the security, military and religious fields, according to the draft.


(CNN) -- The mother of missing Alabama teen Natalee Holloway talked to the family of a murdered Peruvian woman whose case may be linked to her daughter's, the Peruvian family told CNN's sister network In Session. Beth Holloway gave the Flores family her "sincere, sincere condolences" when they spoke for the first time Wednesday, Enrique Flores told In Session's Jean Casarez. Flores' sister Stephany was killed May 30. Joran van der Sloot, who is being held in connection with the killing, was twice arrested but never charged in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway in 2005. Beth Holloway told Enrique Flores she hoped his family would not go through what her family had suffered, he said.

Police have said they think

OPTIONS:
- Alabama killed Flores to steal money she won.
- Beth Holloway killed Flores to steal money she won.
- CNN killed Flores to steal money she won.
- Enrique Flores killed Flores to steal money she won.
- Flores killed Flores to steal money she won.
- Holloway killed Flores to steal money she won.
- In Session killed Flores to steal money she won.
- Jean Casarez killed Flores to steal money she won.
- Joran van der Sloot killed Flores to steal money she won.
- Natalee Holloway killed Flores to steal money she won.
- Peruvian killed Flores to steal money she won.
- Session killed Flores to steal money she won.
- Stephany killed Flores to steal money she won.
- Stephany Flores killed Flores to steal money she won.
- Van der Sloot killed Flores to steal money she won.


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

The United States and Cuba have reached an agreement to reopen embassies and restore diplomatic ties severed more than five decades ago, and the historic deal will be unveiled on Wednesday, U.S. officials said on Tuesday. Nearly seven months after U.S. President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro sealed a diplomatic breakthrough, Obama will announce the new steps toward rapprochement in the White House Rose Garden at 11 a.m on Wednesday. Signaling it is likely to act in sync with the United States, Cuba's Communist government said the chief of the U.S. mission, Jeffrey DeLaurentis, would meet the interim foreign minister in Havana on Wednesday to deliver a note from Obama to Castro on the re-establishment of ties between the two former Cold War rivals.

A

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama economic embargo against Cuba will remain in place,
- Cold War economic embargo against Cuba will remain in place,
- Cuba economic embargo against Cuba will remain in place,
- Cuban economic embargo against Cuba will remain in place,
- Havana economic embargo against Cuba will remain in place,
- Move economic embargo against Cuba will remain in place,
- Obama economic embargo against Cuba will remain in place,
- Raul Castro economic embargo against Cuba will remain in place,
- U.S. economic embargo against Cuba will remain in place,
- United States economic embargo against Cuba will remain in place,
- Washington economic embargo against Cuba will remain in place,
- White House Rose Garden economic embargo against Cuba will remain in place,


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

When Army Sgt. Patrick Hart decided a decade ago that he would not serve in the war in Iraq, he expected to follow the same path as thousands of American war resisters during the Vietnam era and take refuge across the border. But after five years of wrangling with the Canadian immigration system, he came back to the U.S. - and ended up in a military prison. The country that once welcomed war resisters has developed a much different reputation during the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan: Supporters say no U.S. soldier who has sought legal residence in Canada, either as a refugee or on humanitarian grounds, has been successful.

Government guidance issued to immigration officers in 2010 requires them to consult supervisors on U.S. military cases and spells out that desertion is a crime that may render those who've left the military as criminally inadmissible to

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan.
- American.
- Canada.
- Canadian.
- Iraq.
- Patrick Hart.
- U.S..
- Vietnam.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) A Chinese road building project in the Himalayas has become the center of an escalating border dispute between India and China, with both sides accusing the other of territorial intrusions. Described by the Indian government as a "significant change of status quo with serious security implications for India," the controversial road runs through the disputed Doklam Plateau, on the unmarked border between China and Bhutan. Though not a part of Indian territory, the plateau holds immense strategic importance for Delhi and is vital to its geopolitical interests. "The area in contention is extremely close to a very vulnerable stretch of Indian territory that effectively connects the bulk of India to its northeastern states," Shashank Joshi, senior research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) in London told CNN.

"China's construction of road in

OPTIONS:
- Bhutan is an act of sovereignty on its own territory.
- CNN is an act of sovereignty on its own territory.
- China is an act of sovereignty on its own territory.
- Chinese is an act of sovereignty on its own territory.
- Delhi is an act of sovereignty on its own territory.
- Doklam is an act of sovereignty on its own territory.
- Doklam Plateau is an act of sovereignty on its own territory.
- Himalayas is an act of sovereignty on its own territory.
- India is an act of sovereignty on its own territory.
- Indian is an act of sovereignty on its own territory.
- London is an act of sovereignty on its own territory.
- RUSI is an act of sovereignty on its own territory.
- Royal United Services Institute is an act of sovereignty on its own territory.
- Shashank Joshi is an act of sovereignty on its own territory.


Write the next sentence.

Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump's decision to visit France on its national day next month at the invitation of new President Emmanuel Macron represents a shrewd political calculation by both leaders. Trump announced Wednesday that he would be in Paris on Bastille Day, July 14, for a day of pageantry at an event that will mark 100 years since the US entry into World War I. The US President, on his second trip to Europe in two weeks -- he heads to Germany for the G20 summit and Poland next week -- will bask in the pomp of his official role as commander-in-chief at a time when he is under political siege at home.

The visit will also further

OPTIONS:
- Bastille Day's clear attempt to establish himself in the top rank of world leaders, despite his inexperience and relative youth.
- CNN's clear attempt to establish himself in the top rank of world leaders, despite his inexperience and relative youth.
- Donald Trump's clear attempt to establish himself in the top rank of world leaders, despite his inexperience and relative youth.
- Emmanuel Macron's clear attempt to establish himself in the top rank of world leaders, despite his inexperience and relative youth.
- Europe's clear attempt to establish himself in the top rank of world leaders, despite his inexperience and relative youth.
- France's clear attempt to establish himself in the top rank of world leaders, despite his inexperience and relative youth.
- French's clear attempt to establish himself in the top rank of world leaders, despite his inexperience and relative youth.
- G20's clear attempt to establish himself in the top rank of world leaders, despite his inexperience and relative youth.
- Germany's clear attempt to establish himself in the top rank of world leaders, despite his inexperience and relative youth.
- Paris's clear attempt to establish himself in the top rank of world leaders, despite his inexperience and relative youth.
- Poland's clear attempt to establish himself in the top rank of world leaders, despite his inexperience and relative youth.
- Trump's clear attempt to establish himself in the top rank of world leaders, despite his inexperience and relative youth.
- US's clear attempt to establish himself in the top rank of world leaders, despite his inexperience and relative youth.
- Washington's clear attempt to establish himself in the top rank of world leaders, despite his inexperience and relative youth.
- World War I's clear attempt to establish himself in the top rank of world leaders, despite his inexperience and relative youth.
- World War I.'s clear attempt to establish himself in the top rank of world leaders, despite his inexperience and relative youth.


A tent has appeared at the back door of the Georgia hospice center where Bobbi Kristina was taken June 24 in order to 'die naturally.' It stands to reason that the 22-year-old's family could have had the gray structure placed behind Peachtree Christian Hospice near Atlanta in order to block photographers from taking pictures of anything coming or going through the door. And the  Houston family has kept largely mum on Bobbi Kristina's condition since her aunt and guardian Pat Houston said 'she's in God's hands' after she was transferred to the end of life facility. The tent is flush against the back of the hospice center and blocks the door from all angles.

She added that she is going to make anyone who has visited

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.
- Bobbi Kristina - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.
- Brown - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.
- Georgia - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.
- God - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.
- Houston - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.
- Pat Houston - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.
- Peachtree Christian Hospice - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.
- Whitney Houston - including relatives on both sides of her family and other loved ones - take a lie detector test to track down the culprit.


Complete the passage.

The X Factor live shows are nearly upon on us, which means one last stop for the hopefuls – a glamorous experience at the Judges Houses. And this year did not disappoint, with Cheryl’s Groups heading to a villa in Rome and Simon’s Overs category jetting to a chateau in France. It's possible for members of the public to book stays at three of the dazzling properties and here, MailOnline Travel has gone inside to see what's in store for prospective guests. Three days in the castle is available from €7,500 rising to €30,000 for a week in peak season but there are cheaper options.

While the judges won't reveal their picks until they're live in the

OPTIONS:
- Cheryl’s Groups studio this weekend, the audience at home will have the chance to voice their opinions using the X Factor app’s Fifth Judge area.
- Cotswolds studio this weekend, the audience at home will have the chance to voice their opinions using the X Factor app’s Fifth Judge area.
- France studio this weekend, the audience at home will have the chance to voice their opinions using the X Factor app’s Fifth Judge area.
- Judges Houses studio this weekend, the audience at home will have the chance to voice their opinions using the X Factor app’s Fifth Judge area.
- Judges' Houses studio this weekend, the audience at home will have the chance to voice their opinions using the X Factor app’s Fifth Judge area.
- LA studio this weekend, the audience at home will have the chance to voice their opinions using the X Factor app’s Fifth Judge area.
- MailOnline studio this weekend, the audience at home will have the chance to voice their opinions using the X Factor app’s Fifth Judge area.
- MailOnline Travel studio this weekend, the audience at home will have the chance to voice their opinions using the X Factor app’s Fifth Judge area.
- Rome studio this weekend, the audience at home will have the chance to voice their opinions using the X Factor app’s Fifth Judge area.
- Simon’s studio this weekend, the audience at home will have the chance to voice their opinions using the X Factor app’s Fifth Judge area.
- X Factor studio this weekend, the audience at home will have the chance to voice their opinions using the X Factor app’s Fifth Judge area.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) It's the killer that, by some measures, takes more young lives each year than conflict or some forms of cancer. Every 30 seconds a person is killed in a road crash, according to figures from the Global Road Safety Partnership. That's more than 3,400 people per day and 1.25 million people per year. Perhaps even more arresting is World Health Organization (WHO) analysis which says that 90% of all road based fatalities occur in low to middle income countries, despite such nations having only half of the world's vehicles. It's a tragedy that even takes a toll on development costing some nations up to 5% of GDP, according to the International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP).

OPTIONS:
- CrashDetech is a smartphone application designed by Johannesburg- based entrepreneur Jaco Gerrits.
- Global Road Safety Partnership is a smartphone application designed by Johannesburg- based entrepreneur Jaco Gerrits.
- International Road Assessment Programme is a smartphone application designed by Johannesburg- based entrepreneur Jaco Gerrits.
- WHO is a smartphone application designed by Johannesburg- based entrepreneur Jaco Gerrits.
- World Health Organization is a smartphone application designed by Johannesburg- based entrepreneur Jaco Gerrits.


How does the sentence end?

Jurgen Klopp insists he was satisfied with his introduction to English football as his Liverpool side left Tottenham with a point. The German was welcomed to Anfield with much fanfare having been announced as Brendan Rodgers' successor and he guided the Reds to a 0-0 draw at White Hart Lane. While injuries to Christian Benteke, Danny Ings and now Daniel Sturridge have limited Klopp's attacking options, the former Borussia Dortmund boss saw Liverpool keep their first clean sheet since August. Divock Origi was named as the lone striker and hit the crossbar early on - but it was Tottenham who then created the better chances as both sides had to settle for a share of the spoils.

OPTIONS:
- Anfield of course needs time, Benteke doesn't need the same time and could be back next week.
- Borussia Dortmund of course needs time, Benteke doesn't need the same time and could be back next week.
- Brendan Rodgers of course needs time, Benteke doesn't need the same time and could be back next week.
- Christian Benteke of course needs time, Benteke doesn't need the same time and could be back next week.
- Daniel Sturridge of course needs time, Benteke doesn't need the same time and could be back next week.
- Danny Ings of course needs time, Benteke doesn't need the same time and could be back next week.
- Divock Origi of course needs time, Benteke doesn't need the same time and could be back next week.
- English of course needs time, Benteke doesn't need the same time and could be back next week.
- German of course needs time, Benteke doesn't need the same time and could be back next week.
- Jurgen Klopp of course needs time, Benteke doesn't need the same time and could be back next week.
- Klopp of course needs time, Benteke doesn't need the same time and could be back next week.
- Liverpool of course needs time, Benteke doesn't need the same time and could be back next week.
- Lucas Leiva of course needs time, Benteke doesn't need the same time and could be back next week.
- Reds of course needs time, Benteke doesn't need the same time and could be back next week.
- Tottenham of course needs time, Benteke doesn't need the same time and could be back next week.
- White Hart Lane of course needs time, Benteke doesn't need the same time and could be back next week.


Complete the passage.

A woman who was beaten by her convict husband after allowing pigs to stray into their garden became embroiled in the first ever domestic violence court case recorded in Australia. Deborah Ellam was just 17 when she was sent to Sydney for seven years as part of the First Fleet in 1788 for stealing two gowns in England. Just two months after arriving she married 28-year-old John Herbert who had been sentenced to death for highway robbery and assault at Plymouth, but had his charges downgraded and was sent to Australia. 'John had a history of assault. He was troublesome at times on the ship… their marriage was the same,' Ben Mercer, content director at Ancestry, told Daily Mail Australia.

OPTIONS:
- Ancestry being the woman she was took him to court.'
- Australia being the woman she was took him to court.'
- Ben Mercer being the woman she was took him to court.'
- Daily Mail Australia being the woman she was took him to court.'
- Deborah Ellam being the woman she was took him to court.'
- Ellam being the woman she was took him to court.'
- England being the woman she was took him to court.'
- First Fleet being the woman she was took him to court.'
- John being the woman she was took him to court.'
- John Herbert being the woman she was took him to court.'
- Plymouth being the woman she was took him to court.'
- Sydney being the woman she was took him to court.'


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

Riverside, California (CNN) As she has trudged toward the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton has struggled to find a message that could impassion her Democratic voters the way her rival Bernie Sanders has. But that changed this week in California when she turned her full attention to Donald Trump. With the brash real estate magnate as her full-time foil, Clinton finally seemed to find her voice. In speech after speech across the Golden State, Clinton delivered a fiery, point-by-point takedown of the real estate magnate, casting him as a greedy bully who was eager to profit from the financial woes of the middle class Americans who lost homes and jobs in the 2008 economic crash.

That was emblematic in a T-shirt that some

OPTIONS:
- Americans backers were wearing this week as the Democratic candidates campaigned across town from one another.
- Bernie Sanders backers were wearing this week as the Democratic candidates campaigned across town from one another.
- CNN backers were wearing this week as the Democratic candidates campaigned across town from one another.
- California backers were wearing this week as the Democratic candidates campaigned across town from one another.
- Clinton backers were wearing this week as the Democratic candidates campaigned across town from one another.
- Democratic backers were wearing this week as the Democratic candidates campaigned across town from one another.
- Donald Trump backers were wearing this week as the Democratic candidates campaigned across town from one another.
- Golden State backers were wearing this week as the Democratic candidates campaigned across town from one another.
- Hillary Clinton backers were wearing this week as the Democratic candidates campaigned across town from one another.
- Riverside backers were wearing this week as the Democratic candidates campaigned across town from one another.
- Trump backers were wearing this week as the Democratic candidates campaigned across town from one another.


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YouTube has named the 2013 commercial from Turkish Airlines the advert of the decade. The advert features Lionel Messi and Kobe Bryant battling for the best selfie and was voted for by fans to celebrate ten years of YouTube. The work of Crispin Porter + Bogusky and Starcom, the advert combined the world's love for selfies and sports personalities and hit 25 million views in the first three days. In the video, the footballer and basketball player catch flights to a number of countries around the world and attempt to one-up each other with the best snap. Bryant gets a selfie with the Great Wall of China and a lion, who licks him on the cheek, while Messi gets one  scuba diving and trekking through a jungle with a monkey.

In the commercial, a youngster dressed as

OPTIONS:
- Bryant tests his powers on the family's Passat while his dad starts the car's engine remotely with the keys.
- Crispin Porter + Bogusky tests his powers on the family's Passat while his dad starts the car's engine remotely with the keys.
- Darth Vader tests his powers on the family's Passat while his dad starts the car's engine remotely with the keys.
- Dove Real Beauty Sketches tests his powers on the family's Passat while his dad starts the car's engine remotely with the keys.
- Great Wall of China tests his powers on the family's Passat while his dad starts the car's engine remotely with the keys.
- Kobe Bryant tests his powers on the family's Passat while his dad starts the car's engine remotely with the keys.
- Lionel Messi tests his powers on the family's Passat while his dad starts the car's engine remotely with the keys.
- Messi tests his powers on the family's Passat while his dad starts the car's engine remotely with the keys.
- Starcom tests his powers on the family's Passat while his dad starts the car's engine remotely with the keys.
- The Always #LikeAGirl tests his powers on the family's Passat while his dad starts the car's engine remotely with the keys.
- The Force tests his powers on the family's Passat while his dad starts the car's engine remotely with the keys.
- Turkish Airline tests his powers on the family's Passat while his dad starts the car's engine remotely with the keys.
- Turkish Airlines tests his powers on the family's Passat while his dad starts the car's engine remotely with the keys.
- Volkswagen tests his powers on the family's Passat while his dad starts the car's engine remotely with the keys.
- Volvo Trucks tests his powers on the family's Passat while his dad starts the car's engine remotely with the keys.
- YouTube tests his powers on the family's Passat while his dad starts the car's engine remotely with the keys.


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Baltimore (CNN) Perhaps no one found Baltimore police Officer Edward Nero's not-guilty verdict Monday so surprising. But to hear the families of Nero and of Freddie Gray, the young black man who Nero was accused of assaulting, both lauding the judge who handed down the decision? Surely no one saw that coming. While Nero released a statement saying he and his family were "elated" with the ruling, Gray family attorney Billy Murphy, too, applauded the decision, saying, "You can't convict people unless you know the evidence," and that Judge Barry Williams had followed the law as he saw it. After a bench trial, Williams found Nero not guilty of all charges in connection with Gray's death last year.

OPTIONS:
- Baltimore took 20 minutes to read the decision to a packed courtroom and near-capacity overflow room.
- Barry Williams took 20 minutes to read the decision to a packed courtroom and near-capacity overflow room.
- Billy Murphy took 20 minutes to read the decision to a packed courtroom and near-capacity overflow room.
- CNN took 20 minutes to read the decision to a packed courtroom and near-capacity overflow room.
- Edward Nero took 20 minutes to read the decision to a packed courtroom and near-capacity overflow room.
- Freddie Gray took 20 minutes to read the decision to a packed courtroom and near-capacity overflow room.
- Gray took 20 minutes to read the decision to a packed courtroom and near-capacity overflow room.
- Nero took 20 minutes to read the decision to a packed courtroom and near-capacity overflow room.
- Williams took 20 minutes to read the decision to a packed courtroom and near-capacity overflow room.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Britain's stunning vote to leave the European Union is both historic and world-changing. But what does it really mean for folks living on the other side of the Atlantic? Potentially, everything -- the economy, national security, even the race for president. Here are five ways Brexit will affect Americans: It could hurt the economy The UK is the world's fifth-largest economy and one of the United States' largest trading partners, so if it catches a cold, we may get a little sick, too. When the pound dropped to 30-year lows as the results came in and British stocks got pounded, it was no surprise when Wall Street tumbled more than 500 points right after the opening bell Friday morning. So yes, your 401k's probably a little smaller right now.

If enough dominoes fall, there's a real danger the

OPTIONS:
- America could collapse.
- Americans could collapse.
- Atlantic could collapse.
- Brexit could collapse.
- Britain could collapse.
- British could collapse.
- CNN could collapse.
- Europe could collapse.
- European Union could collapse.
- U.S. could collapse.
- UK could collapse.
- United States could collapse.
- Wall Street could collapse.


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Georgia Republican Senator Johnny Isakson said Wednesday that he has Parkinson's disease, but insisted he intends to run for re-election in 2016 despite the diagnosis. Parkinsons Disease affects about 1 million Americans. It's a progressive disorder that gradually robs sufferers of the ability to control their physical movements. Famous Parkinsons patients alive in the U.S. today include actor Michael J. Fox, boxing legend Muhammad Ali, Arizona Diamondbacks manager Kirk Gibson, former U.S. attorney general Janet Reno, Singer-songwriter Linda Ronstadt and evangelist Billy Graham. The disease played a role in the deaths of Pope John Paul II, sportscaster Joe Buck, Country singer Johnny Cash, Spanish artist Salvador Dali, Chinese premier Deng Xiaoping and dictator Mao Zedong, British actor Bob Hoskins, and Arizona Democratic Rep. Mo Udall.

At such an early point in the disease's progression, he said,

OPTIONS:
- Americans hasn't suffered any problems thinking or communicating – something that can happen in late stages.
- Georgia hasn't suffered any problems thinking or communicating – something that can happen in late stages.
- Johnny Isakson hasn't suffered any problems thinking or communicating – something that can happen in late stages.
- Parkinson hasn't suffered any problems thinking or communicating – something that can happen in late stages.
- Parkinsons hasn't suffered any problems thinking or communicating – something that can happen in late stages.
- Parkinsons Disease hasn't suffered any problems thinking or communicating – something that can happen in late stages.
- Republican hasn't suffered any problems thinking or communicating – something that can happen in late stages.
- Stage 1 hasn't suffered any problems thinking or communicating – something that can happen in late stages.
- U.S. hasn't suffered any problems thinking or communicating – something that can happen in late stages.


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(CNN) -- Juror B37 found it hard to understand what witness Rachel Jeantel was talking about. And after the jurors acquitted George Zimmerman in the death of Jeantel's friend Trayvon Martin, the feeling certainly was mutual. After a trial that divided many Americans by their views on race, guns and self-defense, CNN's exclusive interviews with the witness and the juror Monday night illustrated their starkly different frames of reference. Juror: 'No doubt' that Zimmerman feared for his life They disagreed about whether Zimmerman racially profiled Martin when he saw him walking through a Sanford, Florida, neighborhood. But much more than race separated their perception of what happened the evening of February 26, 2012.

If

OPTIONS:
- AC 360 was white and he had a hoodie on, would that happen?"
- Americans was white and he had a hoodie on, would that happen?"
- B37 was white and he had a hoodie on, would that happen?"
- CNN was white and he had a hoodie on, would that happen?"
- Florida was white and he had a hoodie on, would that happen?"
- George Zimmerman was white and he had a hoodie on, would that happen?"
- Jeantel was white and he had a hoodie on, would that happen?"
- Martin was white and he had a hoodie on, would that happen?"
- No doubt was white and he had a hoodie on, would that happen?"
- Piers Morgan was white and he had a hoodie on, would that happen?"
- Rachel Jeantel was white and he had a hoodie on, would that happen?"
- Sanford was white and he had a hoodie on, would that happen?"
- Trayvon Martin was white and he had a hoodie on, would that happen?"
- Zimmerman was white and he had a hoodie on, would that happen?"


The Labour leadership front-runners have been booed and jeered by union activists as they refused to condemn Tory plans for a £23,000 benefits cap. Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham, shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper and shadow health minister Liz Kendall all said they did not oppose planned cuts on principal. According to recent figures released by the Office of National Statistics, average weekly earnings are currently £489 a week, working out at £25,428 per year. The Government plans to cap welfare payments so somebody can not be better off claiming benefits than someone in full-time employment. The Labour politicians were questioned by members of the GMB union, which is holding its annual conference in Dublin this week.

He repeated that he had decided not to accept any donations from unions for his campaign because he believed it would put him in a stronger position to defend the

OPTIONS:
- Andy Burnham/union link.
- Burnham/union link.
- Dublin/union link.
- Ed Miliband/union link.
- GMB/union link.
- Labour/union link.
- Labour Party/union link.
- Liz Kendall/union link.
- Office of National Statistics/union link.
- Tory/union link.
- Yvette Cooper/union link.


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A journey of 6,000 miles across China, Mongolia and Russia on some of the greatest railways of the world is bound to be the trip of a lifetime. But for Joanna Lumley it was an odyssey through her early life, as she began by retracing her childhood in Hong Kong, and ended by re-creating iconic fashion pictures that she defied the Iron Curtain to shoot in Moscow as a 20-year-old model. The journey in between is an extraordinary train trek, captured in a three-part ITV documentary called Joanna Lumley's Trans-Siberian Adventure. Her personal memories, along with a wickedly straight-faced sense of humour, lift this series far above the ordinary TV travelogue. Exhausted by travel and steeped in vodka, the actress sometimes breaks into surreal monologues – such as an imaginary audition for a KGB agent in a Bond movie. 'Why should I be a good person?' she growls at her reflection in the train window, as the Siberian steppes roll past.

She almost causes a shaman to disgrace himself in

OPTIONS:
- Bond after a ceremony in which he whirls himself into a trance and then, seizing a burning brand from a log fire, licks the flames.
- China after a ceremony in which he whirls himself into a trance and then, seizing a burning brand from a log fire, licks the flames.
- Hong Kong after a ceremony in which he whirls himself into a trance and then, seizing a burning brand from a log fire, licks the flames.
- ITV after a ceremony in which he whirls himself into a trance and then, seizing a burning brand from a log fire, licks the flames.
- Iron Curtain after a ceremony in which he whirls himself into a trance and then, seizing a burning brand from a log fire, licks the flames.
- Joanna Lumley after a ceremony in which he whirls himself into a trance and then, seizing a burning brand from a log fire, licks the flames.
- KGB after a ceremony in which he whirls himself into a trance and then, seizing a burning brand from a log fire, licks the flames.
- Mongolia after a ceremony in which he whirls himself into a trance and then, seizing a burning brand from a log fire, licks the flames.
- Moscow after a ceremony in which he whirls himself into a trance and then, seizing a burning brand from a log fire, licks the flames.
- Russia after a ceremony in which he whirls himself into a trance and then, seizing a burning brand from a log fire, licks the flames.
- Siberian after a ceremony in which he whirls himself into a trance and then, seizing a burning brand from a log fire, licks the flames.
- Siberian Adventure after a ceremony in which he whirls himself into a trance and then, seizing a burning brand from a log fire, licks the flames.
- Trans after a ceremony in which he whirls himself into a trance and then, seizing a burning brand from a log fire, licks the flames.


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Regional suburbs in Australia are known for their resources or farming industries, but it seems they are also popular for their housing affordability. As housing prices continue to sky rocket in cities, these 10 suburbs have topped the list of the most affordable regional areas to buy property across the country. The NSW mining town of Broken Hill is the most affordable regional suburb with a median house value of $160,580, according to research from CoreLogic RP Data. The median house price in Broken Hill is roughly $170,000 cheaper than a parking space in Sydney's CBD that hit the market for a cool $300,000 earlier this year.

Houses in Deniliquin on the

OPTIONS:
- Australia-Victoria border have a median value of $197,000.
- Broken Hill-Victoria border have a median value of $197,000.
- CBD-Victoria border have a median value of $197,000.
- CoreLogic RP Data-Victoria border have a median value of $197,000.
- Cowra-Victoria border have a median value of $197,000.
- Morwell-Victoria border have a median value of $197,000.
- NSW-Victoria border have a median value of $197,000.
- Naracoorte-Victoria border have a median value of $197,000.
- SA-Victoria border have a median value of $197,000.
- Stawell-Victoria border have a median value of $197,000.
- Sydney-Victoria border have a median value of $197,000.
- Ten Australian-Victoria border have a median value of $197,000.
- Victoria-Victoria border have a median value of $197,000.


(CNN)Months after Iraqi troops dropped their weapons and ran for their lives in Mosul, up to 25,000 are expected to head back there in April or May to try to retake the city from ISIS, according to a U.S. official. But can they actually do it? Answering that question is key to what might happen in Mosul but also as to whether the terrorist group can be taken out entirely in Iraq. Mosul has been a symbol of Iraqi military incompetence, given how troops and police ran from their posts as militants arrived in June. The stunning collapse stirred concerns about the ability of then-Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki not only to recapture Mosul but to save the entire country. And it also shined a harsh spotlight on the will and capabilities of Iraq's military, now that U.S. combat troops had exited the country.

It has had some success in curbing the ISIS onslaught, but not in taking back a lot of territory -- much less that as valued as

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- ISIS.
- Iraq.
- Iraqi.
- Kurdish.
- Mosul.
- Nuri al-Maliki.
- U.S..


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Morgan Parra can spark a revolution among France's forwards to inflict a second quarter-final defeat on New Zealand in Cardiff in eight years, according to Philippe Saint-Andre. France boss Saint-Andre defended dropping trusted half-back Sebastien Tillous-Borde in favour of Parra by accepting his pack need to be bossed about after their feeble showing in 24-9 defeat to Ireland. Les Bleus stunned New Zealand 20-18 in Cardiff in 2007, with Saint-Andre admitting only a return to classic French free-running rugby will afford the chance of a repeat. Saint-Andre confirmed he had promoted Alexandre Dumoulin ahead of Mathieu Bastareaud into the centres as part of that bid to boost his side's front-foot fluency.

Saint-

OPTIONS:
- Alexandre Dumoulin believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.
- Andre believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.
- Borde believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.
- Cardiff believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.
- France believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.
- French believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.
- Ireland believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.
- Les Bleus believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.
- Mathieu Bastareaud believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.
- Morgan Parra believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.
- New Zealand believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.
- Parra believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.
- Philippe Saint believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.
- Rugby World Cup believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.
- Saint believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.
- Sebastien Tillous believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.
- World Cup believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.


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A diamond encrusted mirror, delicate perfume bottles, antique hair pins and  a 700-piece tea set are just a small selection of treasures used by Russia's Catherine the Great 250 years ago. Now these  priceless pieces of her personal collection have been transported to Australia for the first time for exhibition from the State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg. More than 500 of Catherine the Great's paintings, sculptures and decorative treasures are now on display at the National Gallery of Victoria. Her extraordinary collection includes a 32-piece gold toilet set and a mirror encrusted with more than 400 diamonds. Catherine’s Chinese silver filigree toilet set is the largest of its kind and was ordered from China as a wedding gift from her family.

Her reign in

OPTIONS:
- Australia from 1762 to 1796 was known as a golden age and Catherine is remembered for her exceptional patronage of the arts, literature and education.
- Catherine from 1762 to 1796 was known as a golden age and Catherine is remembered for her exceptional patronage of the arts, literature and education.
- Catherine the Great from 1762 to 1796 was known as a golden age and Catherine is remembered for her exceptional patronage of the arts, literature and education.
- China from 1762 to 1796 was known as a golden age and Catherine is remembered for her exceptional patronage of the arts, literature and education.
- Chinese from 1762 to 1796 was known as a golden age and Catherine is remembered for her exceptional patronage of the arts, literature and education.
- National Gallery of Victoria from 1762 to 1796 was known as a golden age and Catherine is remembered for her exceptional patronage of the arts, literature and education.
- Priceless from 1762 to 1796 was known as a golden age and Catherine is remembered for her exceptional patronage of the arts, literature and education.
- Russia from 1762 to 1796 was known as a golden age and Catherine is remembered for her exceptional patronage of the arts, literature and education.
- Russian from 1762 to 1796 was known as a golden age and Catherine is remembered for her exceptional patronage of the arts, literature and education.
- St Petersburg from 1762 to 1796 was known as a golden age and Catherine is remembered for her exceptional patronage of the arts, literature and education.
- State Hermitage Museum from 1762 to 1796 was known as a golden age and Catherine is remembered for her exceptional patronage of the arts, literature and education.


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Bayern Munich don't lose games to the likes of Olympiacos and Dynamo Zagreb which means Pep Guardiola won't be losing too much sleep after Tuesday night's defeat at the Emirates. Bayern's trajectory is still set for comfortable qualification while Arsene Wenger, naturally happy on Tuesday night, ought to be a much more worried man. But after nine straight wins in the Bundesliga, this was a gentle dig in the ribs to Guardiola and his backroom staff - one of whom got fans on social media talking for his apparent likeness to new Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp - a reminder that, outside of Germany, he has yet to prove his worth to Bayern.

Of course Bayern look a side much more likely to trouble the scorers at the business end of this tournament than

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal.
- Arsene Wenger.
- Bayern.
- Bayern Munich.
- Bundesliga.
- Champions League.
- Dynamo Zagreb.
- Emirates.
- Germany.
- Guadiola.
- Guardiola.
- Jurgen Klopp.
- Liverpool.
- Neuer.
- Olympiacos.
- Pep Guardiola.
- Twitter.


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(CNN) French authorities resumed clearing the infamous "Jungle" migrant camp in Calais Tuesday in the wake of violent clashes at the site, with the country's interior minister vowing "radical" pro-migrant activists would not block the operation. Four people, three of them pro-migrant activists, were arrested Monday and 11 police officers suffered minor injuries when police began dismantling structures in the "Jungle," the sprawling camp near the northwestern port of Calais, authorities said. Calais authorities plan to demolish the southern half of the camp and relocate the inhabitants in response to unsanitary conditions at the site, but met stiff resistance from some migrants and supporters from pro-migrant activist group No Borders Monday.

Meanwhile,

OPTIONS:
- CNN said the numbers of migrants at Idomeni had swollen to 8,500 Monday night, with 1,500 having spent the previous night in the open.
- Calais said the numbers of migrants at Idomeni had swollen to 8,500 Monday night, with 1,500 having spent the previous night in the open.
- French said the numbers of migrants at Idomeni had swollen to 8,500 Monday night, with 1,500 having spent the previous night in the open.
- Greece said the numbers of migrants at Idomeni had swollen to 8,500 Monday night, with 1,500 having spent the previous night in the open.
- Jungle said the numbers of migrants at Idomeni had swollen to 8,500 Monday night, with 1,500 having spent the previous night in the open.
- No Borders said the numbers of migrants at Idomeni had swollen to 8,500 Monday night, with 1,500 having spent the previous night in the open.
- UNHCR said the numbers of migrants at Idomeni had swollen to 8,500 Monday night, with 1,500 having spent the previous night in the open.