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He used to be a Gunner so it's no surprise that Sol Campbell has become a sharp-shooter for real. The former England, Arsenal and Spurs defender has revealed he loves to dress up in the latest country gear and shoot birds. 'I managed to shoot 11 birds having never picked up a gun before,' boasted Campbell in an interview with Shooting Gazette magazine, out on Thursday. Former Arsenal, Tottenham and England defender Sol Campbell poses in his shooting gear The latest Shooting Gazette is out now Campbell, who retired from playing football officially in 2012 and has since kept himself busy off the field, spoke about his desire to coach anywhere in the world.

The

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal found himself enjoying shooting having been introduced to the pastime by his wife's family.
- Campbell found himself enjoying shooting having been introduced to the pastime by his wife's family.
- England found himself enjoying shooting having been introduced to the pastime by his wife's family.
- Gunner found himself enjoying shooting having been introduced to the pastime by his wife's family.
- Pro-License Coaching Badges found himself enjoying shooting having been introduced to the pastime by his wife's family.
- Shooting Gazette found himself enjoying shooting having been introduced to the pastime by his wife's family.
- Sol Campbell found himself enjoying shooting having been introduced to the pastime by his wife's family.
- Spurs found himself enjoying shooting having been introduced to the pastime by his wife's family.
- Tottenham found himself enjoying shooting having been introduced to the pastime by his wife's family.


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Two men were hauled off a plane and arrested after an easyJet passenger claimed to have a bomb in his luggage at Manchester Airport. The passenger’s ‘stupid comment’ turned out to be a hoax, but police and airport bosses didn’t take any chances as they remain on high alert following last week’s terror attack in Paris. Authorities evacuated the plane and searched everyone’s bags after the threat was made moments before the Airbus A320 was scheduled to fly to Marrakech, Morocco. Passenger Ed Griffiths, from Pentraeth, Anglesey, Wales, told the Daily Post he and his wife, Laura, had just sat down when crew announced over the loudspeaker that everyone would have to disembark.

An easyJet spokesman told MailOnline: ‘Easyjet can confirm that police were requested to board flight EZY1893 from Manchester to

OPTIONS:
- Airbus A320 at the request of the captain.
- Anglesey at the request of the captain.
- Daily Post at the request of the captain.
- Ed Griffiths at the request of the captain.
- Laura at the request of the captain.
- Manchester Airport at the request of the captain.
- Marrakech at the request of the captain.
- Morocco at the request of the captain.
- Paris at the request of the captain.
- Pentraeth at the request of the captain.
- Plane at the request of the captain.
- Wales at the request of the captain.


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(CNN) Seven people died from drug overdoses in Ohio's Cuyahoga County on Saturday, prompting the county's medical examiner to issue a public health warning. Fifty-two drug overdose deaths occurred in August alone, the highest such number in a given month for the county. said Chris Harris, the communications specialist for Cuyahoga County medical examiner's office. Three-hundred fifty people in the county have died from drug overdoses in 2016, and it is projected to have 500 fatalities caused by opioid drug overdoses by the end of the year, doubling the number from the previous year, according to Harris. "This cluster of deaths is deeply concerning," medical examiner Thomas Gilson said in a statement. "Although there is no clear link between the individuals, this number clearly raises the possibility of a very deadly drug in the community."

Ohio recently passed the

OPTIONS:
- Chris Harris law, which allows people to report fatal overdoses without fear of legal consequences.
- Cuyahoga County law, which allows people to report fatal overdoses without fear of legal consequences.
- Good Samaritan law, which allows people to report fatal overdoses without fear of legal consequences.
- Harris law, which allows people to report fatal overdoses without fear of legal consequences.
- Ohio law, which allows people to report fatal overdoses without fear of legal consequences.
- Thomas Gilson law, which allows people to report fatal overdoses without fear of legal consequences.


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Los Angeles (CNN) Macy Gray is known for her edgy, enigmatic voice and her soulful music about love and life, but in her 10th studio release, which will be out this summer, the Grammy-winning singer is getting political in a way she hasn't before. "For me, being a black female, that puts me right in the thick of all the racism that's going on and all the misogyny," the R&B singer told CNN. Fans got a taste of what's to come when Gray released "White Man" in February -- an anthem about racism in America. The video features a tense yet harmonious dance between a black woman and a white woman that represents both the deep divisions and the unity that characterize race relations in America.

Gray: "My biggest problem with (

OPTIONS:
- America) is he's an amateur.
- CNN) is he's an amateur.
- Grammy) is he's an amateur.
- Gray) is he's an amateur.
- Los Angeles) is he's an amateur.
- Macy Gray) is he's an amateur.
- New York) is he's an amateur.
- R&B) is he's an amateur.
- Trump) is he's an amateur.
- White Man) is he's an amateur.


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Samantha Cameron showcased another election campaign outfit this morning, firming up her position as the most stylish of the politician's partners. The Prime Minister's wife showed her support of UK business by sporting a thoroughly British outfit at the Conservative Party's manifesto launch in Swindon. Wearing a simple but elegant £185 emerald green wrap dress by London-based designer The Fold, Mrs Cameron looked every inch the First Lady of British politics as she arrived at the town's University Technical Colleges. Winning in the style stakes: Samantha Cameron, wearing an £185 Hampton dress in emerald green from The Fold, supports husband David as he launches the Conservative Party's manifesto in Swindon

A wave to the crowds:

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- Amanda Holden and Samantha look happy after launching the manifesto
- British and Samantha look happy after launching the manifesto
- Cameron and Samantha look happy after launching the manifesto
- Conservative Party and Samantha look happy after launching the manifesto
- David and Samantha look happy after launching the manifesto
- Davina McCall and Samantha look happy after launching the manifesto
- First Lady and Samantha look happy after launching the manifesto
- Hampton and Samantha look happy after launching the manifesto
- London and Samantha look happy after launching the manifesto
- Sam Cam and Samantha look happy after launching the manifesto
- Samantha and Samantha look happy after launching the manifesto
- Samantha Cameron and Samantha look happy after launching the manifesto
- Swindon and Samantha look happy after launching the manifesto
- The Fold and Samantha look happy after launching the manifesto
- UK and Samantha look happy after launching the manifesto
- University Technical Colleges and Samantha look happy after launching the manifesto


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A single mum is desperately saving every cent to fly to the U.S. for her three-year-old daughter's ear to be reconstructed so she doesn't get bullied about the birth defect when she starts school. You would never know to meet Autumn Byas, from Bass Hill in southwest Sydney, that she was born with a congenital deformity because her confidence and lust for life is oozing out of the energetic little girl. The adorable little girl may only be able to hear from her left ear but that doesn't doesn't stop her great love for music and dancing. But her mother, Tanya Byas, has been on a mission since her daughter was born with microtia to get to California for Autumn to have an operation because she can't have surgery in Australia until she is 10 years old - in seven years' time.

With still $20,000 to go,

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- Australia is holding another fundraiser dinner this Saturday in the hope to raise the last of the funds for the surgery.
- Autumn is holding another fundraiser dinner this Saturday in the hope to raise the last of the funds for the surgery.
- Autumn Byas is holding another fundraiser dinner this Saturday in the hope to raise the last of the funds for the surgery.
- Autumn Byas is holding another fundraiser dinner this Saturday in the hope to raise the last of the funds for the surgery.
- Bass Hill is holding another fundraiser dinner this Saturday in the hope to raise the last of the funds for the surgery.
- California is holding another fundraiser dinner this Saturday in the hope to raise the last of the funds for the surgery.
- Sydney is holding another fundraiser dinner this Saturday in the hope to raise the last of the funds for the surgery.
- Tanya is holding another fundraiser dinner this Saturday in the hope to raise the last of the funds for the surgery.
- Tanya Byas is holding another fundraiser dinner this Saturday in the hope to raise the last of the funds for the surgery.
- U.S. is holding another fundraiser dinner this Saturday in the hope to raise the last of the funds for the surgery.


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Barcelona's 1-0 La Liga victory against Celta Vigo on Sunday evening featured one of the most bizarre incidents of the season so far. With the score at 1-0 following Jeremy Mathieu's 73rd minute header, tempers flared between Celta striker Fabian Orellana and Sergio Busquets as the Barcelona midfielder attempted to waste time during the closing stages. Orellana remonstrated angrily with the match officials before grabbing a lump of grass from the floor and throwing it in the direction of Busquets. Fabian Orellana collects a lump of grass from the ground before throwing it towards Sergio Busquets The Celta Vigo striker aims his throw in Busquets' direction during the closing stages of the match

As seems to be the midfielder's nature,

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- Barcelona made the most of the incident, grabbing his eye despite the clutch of turf clearly striking him on the neck.
- Busquets made the most of the incident, grabbing his eye despite the clutch of turf clearly striking him on the neck.
- Celta made the most of the incident, grabbing his eye despite the clutch of turf clearly striking him on the neck.
- Celta Vigo made the most of the incident, grabbing his eye despite the clutch of turf clearly striking him on the neck.
- Fabian Orellana made the most of the incident, grabbing his eye despite the clutch of turf clearly striking him on the neck.
- Jeremy Mathieu made the most of the incident, grabbing his eye despite the clutch of turf clearly striking him on the neck.
- La Liga made the most of the incident, grabbing his eye despite the clutch of turf clearly striking him on the neck.
- Orellana made the most of the incident, grabbing his eye despite the clutch of turf clearly striking him on the neck.
- Sergio Busquets made the most of the incident, grabbing his eye despite the clutch of turf clearly striking him on the neck.


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Joe Root admitted pitches like the one in Grenada make it easier to make centuries and harder to win games, as West Indies batted themselves into a position of relative comfort on day four of the second Test. Regardless of the state of the wicket, Root was in superb touch on his way to 182 not out in the morning session, his second highest score and the fourth of his six hundreds to pass the 150 mark. But for the second match in a row England's hopes of pushing for victory were railroaded by a dead pitch that was arguably better for run-making than on day one.

Speaking after the match,

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- England lifted the lid on the tourists' frustrations.
- Grenada lifted the lid on the tourists' frustrations.
- Joe Root lifted the lid on the tourists' frustrations.
- Root lifted the lid on the tourists' frustrations.
- West Indies lifted the lid on the tourists' frustrations.


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Looking for some beach body inspiration to make sure you get noticed for the right reasons this summer? Experts have created the 'perfect beach body' made up of the celebrity features voted 'most desirable' by Brits. The 'perfect' female beach body is made up of Jessica Alba’s arms, Taylor Swift’s legs and the stomach of Geordie Shore’s Charlotte Crosby. Men, meanwhile, opted for Chris Hemsworth’s arms, Joe Manganiello’s abs and David Gandy’s legs. Scroll down for video The 'perfect' female beach body is made up of Jessica Alba's arms, Taylor Swift's legs and the stomach of Geordie Shore's Charlotte Crosby, while men's consists of Chris Hemsworth's arms, Joe Manganiello's abs and David Gandy's legs

When it came to hair, women love

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- Brits's beachy blonde locks.
- Charlotte Crosby's beachy blonde locks.
- Chris Hemsworth's beachy blonde locks.
- David Gandy's beachy blonde locks.
- Geordie Shore's beachy blonde locks.
- Jessica Alba's beachy blonde locks.
- Joe Manganiello's beachy blonde locks.
- Kate Hudson's beachy blonde locks.
- Katy Perry's beachy blonde locks.
- Taylor Swift's beachy blonde locks.


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(CNN) The US is investigating whether Russia was involved in the chemical attack in Syria that prompted President Donald Trump to launch the first direct military assault against the Assad regime. The Pentagon is looking for any evidence that the Russian government knew about or was complicit in the attack in Idlib province that killed at least 80 people and injured dozens more, a senior US defense official said. When CNN asked about US allegations that Russia may be complicit, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov replied via text message, "That is not true." World leaders were sharply divided on the the missile bombardment of the Shayrat airfield, believed by the US to be the base for warplanes that carried out the chemical attack on a rebel-held town on Tuesday.

Russia earlier this week denied a chemical weapons attack took place in

OPTIONS:
- Assad.
- CNN.
- Dmitry Peskov.
- Donald Trump.
- Idlib.
- Kremlin.
- Pentagon.
- Russia.
- Russian.
- Shayrat.
- Syria.
- US.


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(CNN) The man who used a 20-ton truck to plow down hundreds of people in Nice this week, killing 84, somehow became rapidly radicalized and hadn't shown up on any anti-terrorist intelligence radar, French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said Saturday. The minister said Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, 31, had had no record of making militant statements and was not known to the intelligence services. It seems he became radicalized very quickly," Cazeneuve said, without offering specifics. "This is a new type of attack," Cazeneuve said. "We are now confronted with individuals that are sensitive to the message of ISIS and are committed to extremely violent actions without necessarily being trained by them."

The source said investigators made the link after cross-referencing case files after the attack in

OPTIONS:
- Bernard Cazeneuve.
- CNN.
- Cazeneuve.
- France.
- French.
- ISIS.
- Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel.
- Nice.


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Moscow (CNN) Russian officials barred activist Alexey Navalny from entering the country's presidential race a day after he held nomination gatherings to kick off his run, according to state-run media outlet RIA-Novosti. Russia's Central Election Commission (CEC) rejected Navalny's registration the day after he submitted it, citing a previous embezzlement conviction, RIA-Novosti reported. "Firstly, a citizen who has been sentenced to imprisonment for committing a grave or especially grave crime and who has an outstanding conviction for the said crime, has no right to be elected president of the Russian federation," said CEC member Boris Ebzeev. The decision was not a surprise. Navalny's candidacy was unlikely because Russian law prevents convicted criminals from running for public office, though Navalny and his supporters have said his conviction was politically motivated to block his presidential bid.

At the time, he said his aim was for

OPTIONS:
- Alexey Navalny to have a "competitive" and "balanced" political system, but it wasn't his responsibility to create political opponents.
- Boris Ebzeev to have a "competitive" and "balanced" political system, but it wasn't his responsibility to create political opponents.
- CEC to have a "competitive" and "balanced" political system, but it wasn't his responsibility to create political opponents.
- CNN to have a "competitive" and "balanced" political system, but it wasn't his responsibility to create political opponents.
- Central Election Commission to have a "competitive" and "balanced" political system, but it wasn't his responsibility to create political opponents.
- Moscow to have a "competitive" and "balanced" political system, but it wasn't his responsibility to create political opponents.
- Navalny to have a "competitive" and "balanced" political system, but it wasn't his responsibility to create political opponents.
- Novosti to have a "competitive" and "balanced" political system, but it wasn't his responsibility to create political opponents.
- RIA to have a "competitive" and "balanced" political system, but it wasn't his responsibility to create political opponents.
- Russia to have a "competitive" and "balanced" political system, but it wasn't his responsibility to create political opponents.
- Russian to have a "competitive" and "balanced" political system, but it wasn't his responsibility to create political opponents.


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New Zealander Antony de Malmanche has been sentenced to 15 years in a Bali jail for drug trafficking. The 53-year-old claims he didn't know 1.7kg of crystal meth was in his backpack when he flew to Bali from Honhg Kong on December 1, where he believed he would be meeting a woman he met online. The judges could have imposed a maximum sentence of death, and prosecutors had recommended 18 years in prison for de Malmanche. Prosecutors wanted 18 years' jail for de Malmanche, arguing possessions such as his passport, plane ticket and a Customs declaration form were in the same bag as the drugs - acting as proof the bag and its contents belonged to the New Zealander.

The court was told the

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- Antony de Malmanche was abused as a child, had been institutionalised for mental illness and was looking for love online.
- Australian was abused as a child, had been institutionalised for mental illness and was looking for love online.
- Bali was abused as a child, had been institutionalised for mental illness and was looking for love online.
- Customs was abused as a child, had been institutionalised for mental illness and was looking for love online.
- Honhg Kong was abused as a child, had been institutionalised for mental illness and was looking for love online.
- IQ was abused as a child, had been institutionalised for mental illness and was looking for love online.
- New Zealander was abused as a child, had been institutionalised for mental illness and was looking for love online.
- de Malmanche was abused as a child, had been institutionalised for mental illness and was looking for love online.


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A set of never-before-seen photos of the Kennedy family, which features images of former President John F. Kennedy, his wife Jacqueline and their two children, will be put up for auction this week. The 79 candid images were previously owned by the family’s nanny Maud Shaw, who watched the couple's children Caroline and John F. Kennedy Jr. for seven years, much of which was spent in the White House. The pictures, along with a custom-made maternity dress the First Lady wore while pregnant with John in 1960, are being sold as one lot by Nate D. Sanders Auctions on Thursday, June 25, and offer a rare and unique glimpse into the private lives of the former first family.

While the origin of the dress is unknown, Jackie hired fashion designer Oleg Cassini in 1960 to create an original wardrobe for her as

OPTIONS:
- Caroline.
- First Lady.
- Jackie.
- Jacqueline.
- John.
- John F. Kennedy.
- John F. Kennedy Jr..
- Kennedy.
- Maud.
- Maud Shaw.
- Nate D. Sanders Auctions.
- White House.


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(CNN) Seventh-generation cattle rancher Brandon Cutrer watched as floodwaters from Hurricane Harvey began to rise, threatening to engulf his family farm. The deadly storm that turned Houston streets into rivers was also transforming vast swathes of grazing land into lakes, destroying crops and stranding countless cattle across southeastern Texas. Cutrer's family has 2,000 cattle in Brazoria County, about 45 miles southwest of Houston. The animals are among about 1.2 million beef cows that the US Department of Agriculture says are farmed in the 58 counties -- nearly a fourth of Texas' 254 counties -- that Gov. Greg Abbott declared state disaster areas in Harvey's aftermath.

Before

OPTIONS:
- Brandon Cutrer made landfall, Cutrer, along with family and his cowboy team on horseback drove the cattle to higher ground.
- Brazoria County made landfall, Cutrer, along with family and his cowboy team on horseback drove the cattle to higher ground.
- Cutrer made landfall, Cutrer, along with family and his cowboy team on horseback drove the cattle to higher ground.
- Greg Abbott made landfall, Cutrer, along with family and his cowboy team on horseback drove the cattle to higher ground.
- Harvey made landfall, Cutrer, along with family and his cowboy team on horseback drove the cattle to higher ground.
- Houston made landfall, Cutrer, along with family and his cowboy team on horseback drove the cattle to higher ground.
- Texas made landfall, Cutrer, along with family and his cowboy team on horseback drove the cattle to higher ground.
- US Department of Agriculture made landfall, Cutrer, along with family and his cowboy team on horseback drove the cattle to higher ground.


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(EW.com) -- Critics everywhere have hailed "Bully" as an important, engaging documentary. EW's Owen Gleiberman calls it "sensitive and eye-opening"; the film has also earned a near-perfect 93 percent "Fresh" rating from the reviews aggregated by Rotten Tomatoes. But in an article posted late last week, Slate's Emily Bazelon alleged that some crucial parts of "Bully" are "utterly one-sided" and "factually questionable." Her piece focused on Tyler Long, one of the doc's featured subjects; when he was just 17, Long took his own life, apparently because he was bullied by his classmates. But according to Bazelon, that isn't the whole story. She wrote that Tyler also suffered from ADHD, bipolar disorder, and Asperger's syndrome; additionally, his girlfriend broke up with him a few weeks before his suicide. It seems likely that these factors contributed to Tyler's decision to commit suicide, Bazelon wrote. She asserted that by not mentioning them -- and by possibly exaggerating the treatment Tyler received in school â€” director Lee Hirsch and producer Cynthia Lowen oversimplified and distorted the facts to create a smoother narrative.

"Emily Bazelon's central concern about 'Bully,' expressed in her review for Slate, is that the movie presents a one-sided and incomplete version of the events leading up to the suicide of

OPTIONS:
- ADHD.
- Asperger.
- Bazelon.
- Bully.
- Cynthia Lowen.
- EW.
- EW.com.
- Emily Bazelon.
- Lee Hirsch.
- Long.
- Owen Gleiberman.
- Rotten Tomatoes.
- Slate.
- Tyler.
- Tyler Long.


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Blackburn boss Gary Bowyer was in 'shock' as he watched his goalkeeper Simon Eastwood almost snatch a last-gasp draw for his side against Liverpool. Trailing 1-0 following Philippe Coutinho's 70th-minute strike, Eastwood left his post guarding the Blackburn goal and arrived in the Liverpool penalty area in a bid to help his side draw level with seconds of the contest remaining. Bowyer had looked ready to celebrate the latest of equalisers after Eastwood skilfully controlled the ball before testing his Reds counterpart Simon Mignolet with a tricky drive. Blackburn goalkeeper Simon Eastwood had a chance in the dying stages to force extra-time

OPTIONS:
- Blackburn almost scored a dramatic late equaliser beyond Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet
- Bowyer almost scored a dramatic late equaliser beyond Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet
- Eastwood almost scored a dramatic late equaliser beyond Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet
- Gary Bowyer almost scored a dramatic late equaliser beyond Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet
- Liverpool almost scored a dramatic late equaliser beyond Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet
- Philippe Coutinho almost scored a dramatic late equaliser beyond Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet
- Reds almost scored a dramatic late equaliser beyond Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet
- Simon Eastwood almost scored a dramatic late equaliser beyond Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet
- Simon Mignolet almost scored a dramatic late equaliser beyond Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet


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In a world where computers are increasingly powerful and are concealed within ever more glossy slabs of aluminum, the Raspberry Pi (RPi) offers surprising proof for the virtue of moderation. Resembling little more than a credit card-sized scrap of exposed circuit board, the RPi is a fully programmable PC that runs a free, open-source Linux operating system, plugs into any TV, can power 3D graphics, connects to the Internet and, with a little ingenuity, be used to create your own personalized robot slave. The computer's miniature frame is crowded with two USB ports, an SD card slot, an Ethernet connection and microchip in the middle -- all powered by a universal USB mobile charger.

It turned out there was a voracious appetite -- particularly among a growing class of

OPTIONS:
- DIY geeks -- for a cheap, easily-programmable, open-source piece of hardware that would allow them to let their imaginations run wild.
- Ethernet geeks -- for a cheap, easily-programmable, open-source piece of hardware that would allow them to let their imaginations run wild.
- Internet geeks -- for a cheap, easily-programmable, open-source piece of hardware that would allow them to let their imaginations run wild.
- Linux geeks -- for a cheap, easily-programmable, open-source piece of hardware that would allow them to let their imaginations run wild.
- RPi geeks -- for a cheap, easily-programmable, open-source piece of hardware that would allow them to let their imaginations run wild.
- Raspberry Pi geeks -- for a cheap, easily-programmable, open-source piece of hardware that would allow them to let their imaginations run wild.
- USB geeks -- for a cheap, easily-programmable, open-source piece of hardware that would allow them to let their imaginations run wild.


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The boss of Caffe Nero yesterday refused to discuss his boycott of milk from badger cull areas – saying questions about the plight of West Country farmers were ‘pathetic’. Millionaire chief executive Gerry Ford blanked inquiries about his decision to cave in to threats from animal rights activists and stop buying milk from Gloucestershire and Somerset, where a badger cull pilot scheme is taking place. MPs have accused ‘spineless’ executives at Caffe Nero of ‘kicking people when they are down’ by punishing dairy farmers already suffering from the loss of their cattle. The Government-led badger cull is designed to help stop the spread of bovine tuberculosis (TB) among livestock, which led to the slaughter of 32,000 cows in Britain last year.

Spokesman Minette Batters said: ‘It is a shame that

OPTIONS:
- Britain felt it had to bow to this type of pressure but it again highlights the kind of tactics being used by those who want to stop the cull.
- British felt it had to bow to this type of pressure but it again highlights the kind of tactics being used by those who want to stop the cull.
- Caffe Nero felt it had to bow to this type of pressure but it again highlights the kind of tactics being used by those who want to stop the cull.
- Gerry Ford felt it had to bow to this type of pressure but it again highlights the kind of tactics being used by those who want to stop the cull.
- Gloucestershire felt it had to bow to this type of pressure but it again highlights the kind of tactics being used by those who want to stop the cull.
- Kensington felt it had to bow to this type of pressure but it again highlights the kind of tactics being used by those who want to stop the cull.
- Somerset felt it had to bow to this type of pressure but it again highlights the kind of tactics being used by those who want to stop the cull.
- TB felt it had to bow to this type of pressure but it again highlights the kind of tactics being used by those who want to stop the cull.
- West Country felt it had to bow to this type of pressure but it again highlights the kind of tactics being used by those who want to stop the cull.


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The burger chain that put 'supersize' into the American vernacular is slimming down: For the first time in more than 40 years, and perhaps ever, McDonald's says the number of U.S. restaurants it has is shrinking. McDonald's plans to close more restaurants in the U.S. than it opens this year, according to the world's biggest hamburger chain. That hasn't happened since at least 1970, according to an Associated Press review of McDonald's regulatory filings. Becca Hary, a McDonald's spokeswoman, declined to provide a specific figure but said the reduction would be 'minimal' compared with its total of about 14,300 U.S. locations.

The company declined to comment on the last time it reduced its

OPTIONS:
- American store base.
- Associated Press store base.
- Becca Hary store base.
- McDonald's store base.
- U.S. store base.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump said Sunday that Russian President Vladimir Putin won't make a military move into Ukraine -- even though Putin already has done just that, seizing the country's Crimean Peninsula. "He's not going into Ukraine, OK, just so you understand. He's not going to go into Ukraine, all right? You can mark it down. You can put it down. You can take it anywhere you want," Trump said in an interview on Sunday with ABC's George Stephanopoulos on "This Week." "Well, he's already there, isn't he?" Stephanopoulos responded, in a reference to Crimea, which Putin took from Ukraine in early 2014.

Trump attempted to clarify his position on the conflict between

OPTIONS:
- ABC and Russia in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- CNN and Russia in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Crimea and Russia in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Crimean Peninsula and Russia in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Crimean peninsula and Russia in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Donald Trump and Russia in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- George Stephanopoulos and Russia in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- OK and Russia in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Putin and Russia in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Russia and Russia in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Russian and Russia in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Stephanopoulos and Russia in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- This Week and Russia in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Trump and Russia in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Ukraine and Russia in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Vladimir Putin and Russia in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.
- Washington and Russia in a series of tweets Monday morning, after he was criticized for his muddled response in the interview.


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UNITED NATIONS (CNN) -- The 15th anniversary of the genocide in Rwanda brought American U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice to tears as she reflected on her personal memories surrounding the slaughter. U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice recalls her time in Rwanda working for the Clinton administration. Rice visited Rwanda as a staff member in former President Bill Clinton's National Security Council six months after the ethnic cleansing. She explained how even months after the violence she encountered decomposing bodies at one of the massacre sites. "For me, the memory of stepping around and over those corpses will remain the most searing reminder imaginable of what our work here must aim to prevent," she said Tuesday at a special commemorative event at United Nations headquarters in New York.

President

OPTIONS:
- American also released a statement coinciding with Tuesday's anniversary.
- Bill Clinton also released a statement coinciding with Tuesday's anniversary.
- CNN also released a statement coinciding with Tuesday's anniversary.
- Clinton also released a statement coinciding with Tuesday's anniversary.
- National Security Council also released a statement coinciding with Tuesday's anniversary.
- New York also released a statement coinciding with Tuesday's anniversary.
- Obama also released a statement coinciding with Tuesday's anniversary.
- Rice also released a statement coinciding with Tuesday's anniversary.
- Rwanda also released a statement coinciding with Tuesday's anniversary.
- Susan Rice also released a statement coinciding with Tuesday's anniversary.
- U.N. also released a statement coinciding with Tuesday's anniversary.
- UNITED NATIONS also released a statement coinciding with Tuesday's anniversary.
- United Nations also released a statement coinciding with Tuesday's anniversary.


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NEW YORK (CNN)  -- The pilot aboard U.S. Airways Flight 1549 came over the speaker system and told passengers "brace for impact." One passenger turned on his cell phone so his body could be found with its GPS tracking. Others reflected on their lives. iReporter Julie Pukelis used a camera and a telescope to get this view of the crash scene on the Hudson River. Survivors said it was about 20 seconds later when the plane struck the water of the Hudson River on Thursday afternoon. Each of them lauded the heroics of the pilot, Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger III.

OPTIONS:
- Brad Wentzell cried when talking about returning home to snuggle with his young daughter.
- CNN cried when talking about returning home to snuggle with his young daughter.
- Carl Bazariane cried when talking about returning home to snuggle with his young daughter.
- Hudson River cried when talking about returning home to snuggle with his young daughter.
- Julie Pukelis cried when talking about returning home to snuggle with his young daughter.
- NEW YORK cried when talking about returning home to snuggle with his young daughter.
- Passenger Valerie Collins cried when talking about returning home to snuggle with his young daughter.
- U.S. Airways Flight 1549 cried when talking about returning home to snuggle with his young daughter.


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(CNN) You could be excused for mistaking last night's 69th annual Emmy Awards for a Comedy Central election-night special. After all, there was Stephen Colbert, the man who -- with Jon Stewart -- put "fake news" on the map long before the Trump Administration was a twinkle in Vladimir Putin's eye. And there were Alec Baldwin and Kate McKinnon, accepting golden trophies for their cutting and hilarious depictions of President Trump and his chief 2016 campaign rival, Hillary Clinton, on "Saturday Night Live." But the moment that parody congealed into self-parody was obvious to anyone watching the show from home, and many who were there attending in person.

Which is why the Emmys enabling

OPTIONS:
- Alec Baldwin's rehabilitative return to the national stage was so ugly.
- Comedy Central's rehabilitative return to the national stage was so ugly.
- Emmy Awards's rehabilitative return to the national stage was so ugly.
- Emmys's rehabilitative return to the national stage was so ugly.
- Hillary Clinton's rehabilitative return to the national stage was so ugly.
- Jeff Yang's rehabilitative return to the national stage was so ugly.
- Jon Stewart's rehabilitative return to the national stage was so ugly.
- Kate McKinnon's rehabilitative return to the national stage was so ugly.
- Saturday Night Live's rehabilitative return to the national stage was so ugly.
- Sean Spicer's rehabilitative return to the national stage was so ugly.
- Stephen Colbert's rehabilitative return to the national stage was so ugly.
- Trump's rehabilitative return to the national stage was so ugly.
- Trump Administration's rehabilitative return to the national stage was so ugly.
- Vladimir Putin's rehabilitative return to the national stage was so ugly.
- Yang's rehabilitative return to the national stage was so ugly.


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

He has been holed up in Florida with an ex-girlfriend after his recent split from Kourtney Kardashian. And Scott Disick didn't seem to be too great of a parent on Wednesday when he failed to show up for his daughter Penelope's birthday party at Disneyland in Anaheim, California. But late in the afternoon that same day, the 32-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians star shared a sad Instagram post dedicated to his three-year-old daughter. The odd message was full of spelling errors and made it seem like he was down on himself. '1 of the only things I'm proud off about myself. Happybdayp,' wrote the E! star. His photo was a collage of six photos of the little girl in various outfits.

That same day People reported that Kanye West is 'furious' at Scott for how he has treated

OPTIONS:
- Anaheim and how he has abandoned his three children.
- California and how he has abandoned his three children.
- Corey Gamble and how he has abandoned his three children.
- Disick and how he has abandoned his three children.
- Disneyland and how he has abandoned his three children.
- E! and how he has abandoned his three children.
- Florida and how he has abandoned his three children.
- Happybdayp and how he has abandoned his three children.
- Instagram and how he has abandoned his three children.
- Kardashians and how he has abandoned his three children.
- Keeping and how he has abandoned his three children.
- Kim Kardashian and how he has abandoned his three children.
- Kourtney and how he has abandoned his three children.
- Kourtney Kardashian and how he has abandoned his three children.
- Kris Jenner and how he has abandoned his three children.
- North West and how he has abandoned his three children.
- Penelope and how he has abandoned his three children.
- Scott Disick and how he has abandoned his three children.


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(CNN) -- Federal prosecutors revealed a photograph Thursday that they say show an Amish man attacking another Amish man by attempting to forcibly cut his beard. The photo was submitted as evidence in the trial of 16 Amish men and women charged with federal hate crimes in connection with last year's beard-cutting attacks in rural eastern Ohio. The trial started Monday at federal court in Cleveland with jury selection. To the Amish, a beard is a significant symbol of faith and manhood. The photo was recovered from a disposable camera that was used to document the attacks, which prosecutors say were ordered by Samuel Mullet Sr., the Amish leader of a breakaway sect and one of the 16 defendants. Prosecutors did not identify the attacker or the victim in the photo in their court filings.

"That's very atypical behavior for

OPTIONS:
- Amish to do that," Troyer said.
- CNN to do that," Troyer said.
- Cleveland to do that," Troyer said.
- Ohio to do that," Troyer said.
- Samuel Mullet Sr. to do that," Troyer said.


Write the next sentence.

Washington (CNN) Sen. Lindsey Graham, a frequent critic of President Donald Trump, said Thursday that many of the President's actions are troubling -- but that does not make them criminal. The South Carolina Republican told CBS's Gayle King that it was inappropriate for Trump to tell James Comey that he needed his loyalty over dinner, as the former FBI director alleged in testimony released Wednesday. "Half of what Trump does is not OK," he said Thursday on "This Morning." "If you are trying to convict him for being a bull in a China shop, crude and rude, you'd win." "A lot of this stuff troubles me, but it is not a crime," Graham added.

The ousted FBI director wrote that

OPTIONS:
- CBS asked him to pledge his loyalty.
- CNN asked him to pledge his loyalty.
- China asked him to pledge his loyalty.
- Comey asked him to pledge his loyalty.
- Donald Trump asked him to pledge his loyalty.
- FBI asked him to pledge his loyalty.
- Gayle King asked him to pledge his loyalty.
- Graham asked him to pledge his loyalty.
- James Comey asked him to pledge his loyalty.
- Lindsey Graham asked him to pledge his loyalty.
- OK asked him to pledge his loyalty.
- Republican asked him to pledge his loyalty.
- South Carolina asked him to pledge his loyalty.
- This Morning asked him to pledge his loyalty.
- Trump asked him to pledge his loyalty.
- Washington asked him to pledge his loyalty.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Washington (CNN) Former Trump campaign and White House official Boris Epshteyn will testify behind closed doors on Thursday before the House intelligence committee, according to three committee sources. Epshteyn is the latest person in the Trump orbit to appear before the panel as part of its investigation into Russia's election meddling and possible collusion between the Trump team and Russian officials. The panel interviewed longtime Trump confidante Roger Stone on Tuesday in a closed session, and it has also spoken to Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner and former Trump campaign aide Michael Caputo. The committee has also interviewed in recent months several officials from the Obama administration and Hillary Clinton's campaign, including former Obama national security adviser Susan Rice, Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta and Obama Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson.

Instead, he has echoed Trump's own discredited narratives, including when he argued that voter fraud caused

OPTIONS:
- Boris Epshteyn to win the popular vote in 2016.
- CNN to win the popular vote in 2016.
- Clinton to win the popular vote in 2016.
- Epshteyn to win the popular vote in 2016.
- Hillary Clinton to win the popular vote in 2016.
- House to win the popular vote in 2016.
- Jared Kushner to win the popular vote in 2016.
- Jeh Johnson to win the popular vote in 2016.
- John Podesta to win the popular vote in 2016.
- Michael Caputo to win the popular vote in 2016.
- Obama to win the popular vote in 2016.
- Obama Homeland Security to win the popular vote in 2016.
- Roger Stone to win the popular vote in 2016.
- Russia to win the popular vote in 2016.
- Russian to win the popular vote in 2016.
- Susan Rice to win the popular vote in 2016.
- Trump to win the popular vote in 2016.
- Washington to win the popular vote in 2016.
- White House to win the popular vote in 2016.


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Washington (CNN) -- Just two months after the brinksmanship of the "fiscal cliff," on Friday Washington faced yet another deadline to avoid yet another fiscal calamity of its own making. But this time, something is different. As congressional leaders met in the White House on Friday for what was little more than a photo-op on the day forced budget cuts went into effect, this time there are no 11th-hour negotiations to save the day. There is no last-minute effort to call in Vice President Joe Biden on behalf of Democrats or Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell on behalf of Republicans to get things back on track.

"And that's exactly what they're doing -- the Democrats and the

OPTIONS:
- CNN are doing with each other.
- Democrats are doing with each other.
- Joe Biden are doing with each other.
- Mitch McConnell are doing with each other.
- Republicans are doing with each other.
- Senate are doing with each other.
- Washington are doing with each other.
- White House are doing with each other.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

A Fox & Friends co-host threw an axe before a commercial break and hit a  West Point drummer who was performing nearby, leaving him with a few cuts but miraculously not dismembered. Co-host Pete Hegseth hurled the sharp tool towards a target on a large wood board just before a segment on timbersports during the show earlier this month. However, he misses by several inches and  hits Jeff Prosperie instead, one of the lead drummers from The Hellcats, which is apart of the U.S. Army's West Point Band. The marching band was playing during the show in honor of the Army's 240th birthday as well as Flag Day, according to Mediaite.

In a lengthy message posted on Saturday morning to Facebook,

OPTIONS:
- Army writes detailing the incident.
- Co writes detailing the incident.
- Flag Day writes detailing the incident.
- Fox & Friends writes detailing the incident.
- Jeff Prosperie writes detailing the incident.
- Mediaite writes detailing the incident.
- Pete Hegseth writes detailing the incident.
- The Hellcats writes detailing the incident.
- U.S. Army writes detailing the incident.
- West Point writes detailing the incident.
- West Point Band writes detailing the incident.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Park City, Utah (CNN) Republican fund-raisers are beginning to fret that Donald Trump does not comprehend the magnitude of the challenge before him, warning that if he fails to execute the basic tasks of fund-raising during a critical six-week stretch, he will find himself badly outgunned this fall. Over barbeque dinners and en-suite receptions on the grounds of this five-star retreat nestled in the Wasatch Mountains, associates of Mitt Romney's $1 billion presidential campaign swapped concerns with one another that Trump is failing to play catch-up quickly enough. There is hope that Trump can reverse fortunes with a fund-raising swing that began this week, but Republicans worry that he is poised to squander the weeks leading up to the GOP convention.

A joint fund-raising agreement was hatched last month to split proceeds between the RNC and the

OPTIONS:
- CNN campaign.
- Donald Trump campaign.
- GOP campaign.
- Mitt Romney campaign.
- Park City campaign.
- Republican campaign.
- Republicans campaign.
- Trump campaign.
- Utah campaign.
- Wasatch Mountains campaign.


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

(CNN) Squeals of delight echo around the room at Vanderbilt's Children's Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee. Nine-year-old cancer survivor Bryce Greenwell turns to his mother, Jenny. "Did you know about this?" he asks, hands cupped to his face in surprise. "Yes," she says with a nod, smiling from ear to ear. "Oh, my gosh, he has missed you guys so much!" pet therapist Michelle Thompson says as she hands Swoosh, her trained toy Pomeranian, over to two eager boys. "Did you miss him? He talks to me about you boys all the time." "I haven't seen him in a long time," says 7-year-old Mitchell Montalbano, who recently graduated from chemotherapy treatment, cancer-free. "Swoosh, what have you been up to?"

"It was after those first few visits with

OPTIONS:
- Bryce Greenwell that he would say, 'OK, you know, I'm not going to die.
- Children's Hospital that he would say, 'OK, you know, I'm not going to die.
- Jenny that he would say, 'OK, you know, I'm not going to die.
- Michelle Thompson that he would say, 'OK, you know, I'm not going to die.
- Mitchell Montalbano that he would say, 'OK, you know, I'm not going to die.
- Nashville that he would say, 'OK, you know, I'm not going to die.
- Pomeranian that he would say, 'OK, you know, I'm not going to die.
- Swoosh that he would say, 'OK, you know, I'm not going to die.
- Tennessee that he would say, 'OK, you know, I'm not going to die.
- Vanderbilt that he would say, 'OK, you know, I'm not going to die.


How does the sentence end?

UK Anti-Doping have launched their own official investigation into the allegations surrounding Mo Farah’s coach Alberto Salazar. Chief executive Nicole Sapstead confirmed on Monday that her organisation had joined with the American authorities to look at the BBC Panorama programme which began asking questions about Salazar almost a month ago. The probe was welcomed by UK Athletics who have found their own links with Farah and his coach brought into the debate. Their statement said: ‘UK Athletics said at the outset that all those making allegations should take their evidence to the relevant anti-doping authorities, so we welcome this decision.

‘However, if at the end of the investigation there is no resulting prosecution,

OPTIONS:
- Alberto Salazar will not publish the details.’
- American will not publish the details.’
- BBC Panorama will not publish the details.’
- Farah will not publish the details.’
- Mo Farah will not publish the details.’
- Nicole Sapstead will not publish the details.’
- Salazar will not publish the details.’
- UK Anti will not publish the details.’
- UK Athletics will not publish the details.’
- UKAD will not publish the details.’


Find the right ending to this passage.

Carly Simon was a fresh-faced 20-year-old crossing the Atlantic when she and her sister Lucy spotted Sean Connery on the SS United States bound from Southampton for New York. It was 1965 and she was on the cusp of her singing career, crooning with Lucy in a glamorous double act called the Simon Sisters. Connery, with four James Bond films under his belt, was a major star. And yet, within 15 minutes of the girls’ sending him a cheeky fan note, asking if he fancied coming to their tiny cabin for a ‘cup of tea or pre-prandial cocktail’, 007 had rung them from the liner’s presidential suite.

She was not interested — something,

OPTIONS:
- Atlantic says, that Connery took on the chin.
- Carly Simon says, that Connery took on the chin.
- Connery says, that Connery took on the chin.
- Hollywood says, that Connery took on the chin.
- Jack Nicholson says, that Connery took on the chin.
- James Bond says, that Connery took on the chin.
- Kris Kristofferson says, that Connery took on the chin.
- Lucy says, that Connery took on the chin.
- Mick Jagger says, that Connery took on the chin.
- New York says, that Connery took on the chin.
- SS United States says, that Connery took on the chin.
- Sean Connery says, that Connery took on the chin.
- Simon Sisters says, that Connery took on the chin.
- Southampton says, that Connery took on the chin.
- Warren Beatty says, that Connery took on the chin.
- You’re So Vain says, that Connery took on the chin.


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(CNN) Can an old war horse that dates back more than 40 years hold its own against the newest warbird loaded with the latest in technology and weaponry? The Pentagon said it aims to find out and will pit the venerable A-10 Warthog against the F-35 Lightning Joint Strike Fighter in a series of rigorous tests replicating what the planes would face in battle. "We are going to do a comparative test of the ability of the F-35 to perform close air support, combat search-and-rescue missions and related missions with the A-10," Michael Gilmore, the Pentagon's director of operational test and evaluation, told a Senate Armed Service Committee hearing on Tuesday.

Even if the

OPTIONS:
- A-10 wins the upcoming showdown with the A-10, it may not mean it won't face another challenger in the future.
- A-10 Warthog wins the upcoming showdown with the A-10, it may not mean it won't face another challenger in the future.
- F-35 wins the upcoming showdown with the A-10, it may not mean it won't face another challenger in the future.
- F-35 Lightning Joint Strike Fighter wins the upcoming showdown with the A-10, it may not mean it won't face another challenger in the future.
- Michael Gilmore wins the upcoming showdown with the A-10, it may not mean it won't face another challenger in the future.
- Pentagon wins the upcoming showdown with the A-10, it may not mean it won't face another challenger in the future.
- Senate Armed Service Committee wins the upcoming showdown with the A-10, it may not mean it won't face another challenger in the future.


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A ram raid gang used JCBs to tear out cash machines in high streets across Britain, stealing more than £400,000. Joseph Upton, John Smith, Albert Smith, John Christopher Smith and Alfred Stanley targeted 12 banks over a nine-month period, making off with more than £300,000 from the ATMs. They also burgled six homes, stealing cars and jewellery worth more than £100,000 as well as leaving a quarter of a million pounds worth of damage in their wake. A ram raid gang used JCBs to tear out cash machines in high streets across Britain, stealing more than £400,000 Joseph Upton, John Smith, Albert Smith, John Christopher Smith and Alfred Stanley targeted 12 banks over a nine-month period

Upton, Stanley, John Smith and

OPTIONS:
- ATMs were each jailed for 10 years for an attack on an isolated farm in October 2012.
- Albert Smith were each jailed for 10 years for an attack on an isolated farm in October 2012.
- Alfred Stanley were each jailed for 10 years for an attack on an isolated farm in October 2012.
- Britain were each jailed for 10 years for an attack on an isolated farm in October 2012.
- Cambridgeshire were each jailed for 10 years for an attack on an isolated farm in October 2012.
- JCB were each jailed for 10 years for an attack on an isolated farm in October 2012.
- John Christopher Smith were each jailed for 10 years for an attack on an isolated farm in October 2012.
- John Smith were each jailed for 10 years for an attack on an isolated farm in October 2012.
- Joseph Upton were each jailed for 10 years for an attack on an isolated farm in October 2012.
- Lincolnshire were each jailed for 10 years for an attack on an isolated farm in October 2012.
- Norfolk were each jailed for 10 years for an attack on an isolated farm in October 2012.
- Suffolk were each jailed for 10 years for an attack on an isolated farm in October 2012.


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Drilling has begun beneath a German city by a team of Indiana Jones pensioners who believe they are on the trail of the fabled Amber Room of the Tsars. The OAP treasure hunters are digging beneath the streets of the old industrial city of Wuppertal. The Amber Room - valued at around £250million in today's money - was looted from the palace of Peter the Great in Soviet Russia by invading Nazi troops in 1941. It is without doubt the single greatest piece of missing stolen art from World War Two never to be found and has captivated treasure hunters ever since it was first plundered.

It later turned it into a dumping ground for anything the

OPTIONS:
- Amber wanted to hide from the advancing Allies.
- Amber Room wanted to hide from the advancing Allies.
- German wanted to hide from the advancing Allies.
- Germany wanted to hide from the advancing Allies.
- Indiana Jones wanted to hide from the advancing Allies.
- Nazi wanted to hide from the advancing Allies.
- Nazis wanted to hide from the advancing Allies.
- OAP wanted to hide from the advancing Allies.
- OAPs wanted to hide from the advancing Allies.
- Peter the Great wanted to hide from the advancing Allies.
- Soviet Russia wanted to hide from the advancing Allies.
- Tsars wanted to hide from the advancing Allies.
- World War Two wanted to hide from the advancing Allies.
- Wuppertal wanted to hide from the advancing Allies.


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

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

Art flourished during the

OPTIONS:
- Castle, which saw an explosion of literature, painting, poetry, music and porcelain - with Ming vases and plates valuable collector items to this day.
- China, which saw an explosion of literature, painting, poetry, music and porcelain - with Ming vases and plates valuable collector items to this day.
- Chinese, which saw an explosion of literature, painting, poetry, music and porcelain - with Ming vases and plates valuable collector items to this day.
- Fortress, which saw an explosion of literature, painting, poetry, music and porcelain - with Ming vases and plates valuable collector items to this day.
- Hebei, which saw an explosion of literature, painting, poetry, music and porcelain - with Ming vases and plates valuable collector items to this day.
- Martial City, which saw an explosion of literature, painting, poetry, music and porcelain - with Ming vases and plates valuable collector items to this day.
- Ming Dynasty, which saw an explosion of literature, painting, poetry, music and porcelain - with Ming vases and plates valuable collector items to this day.
- Mongolian, which saw an explosion of literature, painting, poetry, music and porcelain - with Ming vases and plates valuable collector items to this day.
- Wanquan Castle, which saw an explosion of literature, painting, poetry, music and porcelain - with Ming vases and plates valuable collector items to this day.
- Zhangjiakou, which saw an explosion of literature, painting, poetry, music and porcelain - with Ming vases and plates valuable collector items to this day.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Afghan interpreters who claim they have been ‘abandoned’ by the British Government are resorting to people smugglers as they flee Taliban revenge attacks. One of the men, who worked for Gordon Brown, the SAS and the SBS in the conflict, has told how he has survived three attempts on his life in the past eight months. Known to UK troops as Chris, he has been shot by Taliban looking to avenge his work for the ‘British infidels’, twice escaped gunmen and ambushes, seen his relatives beaten, his three-year-old son injured, and received more than two dozen specific death threats. Yesterday doctors told him his pregnant wife will lose the baby she is carrying after she was punched with knuckle-dusters in an ambush targeting Chris as he tried to move his family to the ‘safety’ of the Afghan capital Kabul.

Like most frontline translators who want to build new lives in the

OPTIONS:
- Afghan, Chris does not qualify for an immigration scheme because of his dates of service.
- British, Chris does not qualify for an immigration scheme because of his dates of service.
- Chris, Chris does not qualify for an immigration scheme because of his dates of service.
- Gordon Brown, Chris does not qualify for an immigration scheme because of his dates of service.
- Helmand Province, Chris does not qualify for an immigration scheme because of his dates of service.
- Kabul, Chris does not qualify for an immigration scheme because of his dates of service.
- SAS, Chris does not qualify for an immigration scheme because of his dates of service.
- SBS, Chris does not qualify for an immigration scheme because of his dates of service.
- Taliban, Chris does not qualify for an immigration scheme because of his dates of service.
- Translator, Chris does not qualify for an immigration scheme because of his dates of service.
- UK, Chris does not qualify for an immigration scheme because of his dates of service.


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(CNN) Saturday's dedication of the National Museum of African-American History and Culture brought together the president who signed into law the funding for the museum and the president who was in office during its completion. But the gathering of the 43rd and 44th first couples also saw the reuniting of two unlikely friends. Over the past eight years, former President George W. Bush and First Lady Michelle Obama have been seen becoming increasingly chummy. At public events, the two can often be found sitting next to each other, sharing a laugh or lending a hand to hold. Saturday's ceremony was no exception. During the event, Obama reached over and grabbed Bush into a hug as their spouses clapped and looked on.

The bond between the two dates back to the inauguration of President

OPTIONS:
- American History and Culture in January 2009.
- Bush in January 2009.
- CNN in January 2009.
- First Lady in January 2009.
- George W. Bush in January 2009.
- Michelle Obama in January 2009.
- National Museum of African in January 2009.
- Obama in January 2009.


Write the last sentence in this story.

A gambling addict has admitted strangling her 'uncle' at his own home during a crime spree she started in a bid to pay off her debts. Susan Warne, 41, murdered John Proctor at his property in Leiston, Suffolk on June 15. The 80-year-old, whose body was found at the foot of his stairs, had died from compression of the neck, Ipswich Crown Court heard. Mr Proctor was not Warne's blood relative but was a life-long friend of her family and was known as her 'uncle'. Warne, a supermarket cleaner, built up debts after becoming addicted to online bingo, it was said.

He was hailed as a 'fabulous

OPTIONS:
- Cleaner Warne character' who was loved by all the park staff.
- Ipswich Crown Court character' who was loved by all the park staff.
- John Proctor character' who was loved by all the park staff.
- Leiston character' who was loved by all the park staff.
- Proctor character' who was loved by all the park staff.
- Suffolk character' who was loved by all the park staff.
- Susan Warne character' who was loved by all the park staff.
- Warne character' who was loved by all the park staff.


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A toddler has been dubbed the real-life Elsa from the Disney film Frozen because she faces a daily battle to keep warm. Gracie Hughes, two, suffers from Raynaud's syndrome, and turns blue when she is exposed to the cold. The condition occurs when small blood vessels in the extremities are over-sensitive to changes in temperature, interrupting the blood supply. During an attack, the extremities become first white and dead looking and may then turn blue and finally red and burning when the blood flow is restored. The condition can cause considerable pain, numbness or tingling. Scroll down for video Two-year-old Gracie Hughes (with her mother Laurie) suffers from Raynaud's syndrome, which means she turns blue when she is exposed to the cold

'She's getting to the age now where she doesn't understand why she has to wear gloves all the time so I tell her she's like

OPTIONS:
- Disney and Elsa is special, which cheers her up.
- Elsa and Elsa is special, which cheers her up.
- Frozen and Elsa is special, which cheers her up.
- Gracie and Elsa is special, which cheers her up.
- Gracie Hughes and Elsa is special, which cheers her up.
- Laurie and Elsa is special, which cheers her up.
- Raynaud and Elsa is special, which cheers her up.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) -- Republicans such as Sens. Lindsey Graham, John Kyl and John Cornyn are tripping over themselves to jump on the latest "Dumb Way to Solve the Illegal Immigration Problem" bus by suggesting Congress examine repealing the 14th Amendment, which deals with one way of becoming a U.S. citizen. The far right has latched onto the idea that the provision in question -- which grants citizenship to children born in the U.S. -- is being abused by illegal immigrants who choose to come to America to have their children, thus worsening the illegal immigration problem. Some are even trying to suggest that how it is being used today is counter to the original intent of the Founding Fathers.

Since our men and women can die for

OPTIONS:
- 14th Amendment beginning at the age of 17, vote at 18 and drink at 21, this is an arcane law.
- America beginning at the age of 17, vote at 18 and drink at 21, this is an arcane law.
- CNN beginning at the age of 17, vote at 18 and drink at 21, this is an arcane law.
- Congress beginning at the age of 17, vote at 18 and drink at 21, this is an arcane law.
- Constitution beginning at the age of 17, vote at 18 and drink at 21, this is an arcane law.
- Founding Fathers beginning at the age of 17, vote at 18 and drink at 21, this is an arcane law.
- GOP beginning at the age of 17, vote at 18 and drink at 21, this is an arcane law.
- Illegal Immigration Problem beginning at the age of 17, vote at 18 and drink at 21, this is an arcane law.
- John Cornyn beginning at the age of 17, vote at 18 and drink at 21, this is an arcane law.
- John Kyl beginning at the age of 17, vote at 18 and drink at 21, this is an arcane law.
- Lindsey Graham beginning at the age of 17, vote at 18 and drink at 21, this is an arcane law.
- Martin beginning at the age of 17, vote at 18 and drink at 21, this is an arcane law.
- Roland Martin beginning at the age of 17, vote at 18 and drink at 21, this is an arcane law.
- U.S. beginning at the age of 17, vote at 18 and drink at 21, this is an arcane law.


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The unseen damage that Top Gear UK's presenters inflicted on three cars, which are worth a combined $1 million, while rounding up cattle and racing in the outback has finally been revealed. Pictures of the yellow Bentley Continental V8S, that was driven by Richard Hammond during the 22nd season episode, show the car covered in red dust with its front grill completely removed as it sits suspended in a mechanic workshop. Hammond and his co-stars James May and Jeremy Clarkson had their pick of top vehicles to thrash around in a cattle station and an open mine in the Northern Territory during their visit to Australia in October last year.

But despite the gruelling environment, Clarkson said they had the time of their lives: 'We genuinely loved the

OPTIONS:
- Australia,' the 54-year-old beamed.
- Bentley,' the 54-year-old beamed.
- Bentley Continental V8S,' the 54-year-old beamed.
- Hammond,' the 54-year-old beamed.
- James May,' the 54-year-old beamed.
- Jeremy Clarkson,' the 54-year-old beamed.
- Northern Territory,' the 54-year-old beamed.
- Richard Hammond,' the 54-year-old beamed.
- Top Gear,' the 54-year-old beamed.
- UK,' the 54-year-old beamed.


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She's in rehab now, but the big question remains: What exactly happened at the Polo Lounge at the swank Beverly Hills Hotel that led to Kim Richards' out of control behavior. The real housewife was arrested following an emotional breakdown after a heated exchange with the maître d' at the swanky bar of the Beverly Hills Hotel, Daily Mail Online can reveal. In a downward-spiral, the 50-year-old recovering alcoholic admitted to Dr Phil McGraw that she was drunk on the night of her arrest. Scroll down for exclusive video Help: Kim Richards is now in a Malibu rehab, but the star was out of control when she was arrested at the Beverly Hills Hotel. She tells all to Dr Phil in a show that will air tomorrow

She told

OPTIONS:
- Beverly Hills Hotel she pulled into the hotel because she felt the alcohol was unexpectedly hitting her.
- Brooke she pulled into the hotel because she felt the alcohol was unexpectedly hitting her.
- Daily Mail Online she pulled into the hotel because she felt the alcohol was unexpectedly hitting her.
- Dr. Phil she pulled into the hotel because she felt the alcohol was unexpectedly hitting her.
- Kim Richards she pulled into the hotel because she felt the alcohol was unexpectedly hitting her.
- Malibu she pulled into the hotel because she felt the alcohol was unexpectedly hitting her.
- Phil she pulled into the hotel because she felt the alcohol was unexpectedly hitting her.
- Phil McGraw she pulled into the hotel because she felt the alcohol was unexpectedly hitting her.
- Polo Lounge she pulled into the hotel because she felt the alcohol was unexpectedly hitting her.


How does this story end?

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

The musical was widely anticipated before its off-

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Burr debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- African debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- Alexander Hamilton debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- America debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- American debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- American Musical debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- Americans debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- Broadway debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- CNN debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- Caribbean debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- Chinese debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- Eliza debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- French- debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- George Washington debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- Hamilton debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- Lin debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- Manuel Miranda debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- Miranda debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- Musical debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- Puerto Rican debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- R&B debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- Ron Chernow debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- Scottish debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.
- Thomas Jefferson debut in January 2015, followed by a move to Broadway in August.


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A brother and sister who bravely gave chase to a man attempting to kidnap their 22-month-old baby brother have spoken about the moments leading up to young Owen Wright being snatched. Brenden, 10, Delicia, 8, and Owen were approached by the stranger as they played in a park in the tiny town of Sprague, Washington, after their babysitter had left them unattended on Sunday. The man, described as about 30 years old, 6-foot to 6-foot-2, with a thin build, brown hair and a mustache, first attempted to befriend the two older children. Scroll down for video Delicia Wright, 8, said that the man told them he was nice to kids and had been babysitting for a long time, she didn't believe him and her screams helped raise the alarm

OPTIONS:
- Breden's older sister Delicia, left, and brother Brenden, right, were also captured on security video footage as they gave chase after the man who had taken their younger brother Owen
- Brenden's older sister Delicia, left, and brother Brenden, right, were also captured on security video footage as they gave chase after the man who had taken their younger brother Owen
- Delicia's older sister Delicia, left, and brother Brenden, right, were also captured on security video footage as they gave chase after the man who had taken their younger brother Owen
- Delicia Wright's older sister Delicia, left, and brother Brenden, right, were also captured on security video footage as they gave chase after the man who had taken their younger brother Owen
- Michael Wright's older sister Delicia, left, and brother Brenden, right, were also captured on security video footage as they gave chase after the man who had taken their younger brother Owen
- Owen's older sister Delicia, left, and brother Brenden, right, were also captured on security video footage as they gave chase after the man who had taken their younger brother Owen
- Owen Wright's older sister Delicia, left, and brother Brenden, right, were also captured on security video footage as they gave chase after the man who had taken their younger brother Owen
- Sprague's older sister Delicia, left, and brother Brenden, right, were also captured on security video footage as they gave chase after the man who had taken their younger brother Owen
- Washington's older sister Delicia, left, and brother Brenden, right, were also captured on security video footage as they gave chase after the man who had taken their younger brother Owen


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Thomas Muller is Bayern Munich's equivalent of Lionel Messi at Barcelona and Wayne Rooney at Manchester United, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has said. The Bayern CEO made the comments while issuing yet another warning to potential suitors that the German forward was not for sale at any price. Muller has played a big part in Bayern's 100 per cent start to the season, scoring six goals in six games in the Bundesliga, as well as netting twice in a 3-0 win over Olympiacos in the Champions League. Manchester United were linked with a big money move for the World Cup winner in the summer after signing his Bayern Munich and Germany team-mate Bastian Schweinsteiger.

'Messi belongs to Barcelona, Rooney belongs to

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- Bastian Schweinsteiger and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- Bayern and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- Bayern Munich and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- Bobby Charlton and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- Bundesliga and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- Champions League and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- German and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- Germany and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- Heinz Rummenigge and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- Karl and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- Lionel Messi and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- Manchester United and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- Muller and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- Olympiacos and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- Rooney and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- Rummenigge and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- Thomas Muller and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- Wayne Rooney and Muller belongs to Bayern.
- World Cup and Muller belongs to Bayern.


How does the sentence end?

One way or another, Chile's Copa America semi-final with Peru will be settled in Santiago on Monday night, but the two nations will continue to bicker long after the full-time whistle. Whether the debate centres on cocktails or overhead kicks, agreeing to disagree is the only thing these two rivals will concede to one another. And the clash  - the most important in almost 20 years - will re-open old wounds in what is one of football's fiercest yet little-known rivalries. The animosity dates back to the four-year War of the Pacific at the end of the nineteenth century, hence its tag as the 'Pacific Clasico'. The 1879-1883 conflict, which also involved Bolivia, was fought over the supply of nitrates and ended with Chile annexing large parts of its neighbours' territory.

Perhaps not, but don't expect the respective fans to come together for a glass of

OPTIONS:
- Bolivia afterwards, either.
- Chile afterwards, either.
- Copa America afterwards, either.
- Pacific Clasico afterwards, either.
- Peru afterwards, either.
- Pisco afterwards, either.
- Santiago afterwards, either.
- War of the Pacific afterwards, either.


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The Muslim man who was racially abused along with his wife has thanked the 'legend' woman who stood up for them and recorded the attack. Stacey Eden, 23, stood up for the Muslim woman and her partner after witnessing the ranter 'bullying' the Sydney commuter on an Airport Line train about 1.40pm on Wednesday. Ms Eden switched on the video camera on her mobile phone to record the vile rant before rushing to Muslim couple's defence with a fiery spray notably absent of any swearing. Scroll down for video Not going to take it anymore: Stacey Eden (pictured) made a bold stand in defence of a Muslim couple who faced a racially-charged tirade on a Sydney train on Wednesday afternoon

The Muslim couple told

OPTIONS:
- Airport Line (left, right) that they were 'very grateful' for her stand
- Bhatti (left, right) that they were 'very grateful' for her stand
- Eden (left, right) that they were 'very grateful' for her stand
- Facebook (left, right) that they were 'very grateful' for her stand
- God (left, right) that they were 'very grateful' for her stand
- Hafeez Ahmed Bhatti (left, right) that they were 'very grateful' for her stand
- ISIS (left, right) that they were 'very grateful' for her stand
- Islam (left, right) that they were 'very grateful' for her stand
- Islamic (left, right) that they were 'very grateful' for her stand
- Martin Place (left, right) that they were 'very grateful' for her stand
- Muslim (left, right) that they were 'very grateful' for her stand
- Stacey Eden (left, right) that they were 'very grateful' for her stand
- Sydney (left, right) that they were 'very grateful' for her stand


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(CNN) On four separate instances in 2011, Donald Trump took swipes at former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman's Mormon faith during a spat between the two, according to a CNN review of Trump's public statements at the time. Trump has struggled with Mormon voters this year, and a new "Deseret News" poll showed Trump and Hillary Clinton tied in the state at 26% with independent conservative candidate Evan McMullin trailing closely. In 2011, when Huntsman was a Republican candidate for president, Trump insisted that Huntsman requested a meeting with him but that he declined the request. Huntsman said he never asked to meet Trump, but it was actually Trump who asked him to meet with him at Trump Tower.

"

OPTIONS:
- CNN has a long and shameful pattern of attacking religious and ethnic minorities.
- Deseret News has a long and shameful pattern of attacking religious and ethnic minorities.
- Donald Trump has a long and shameful pattern of attacking religious and ethnic minorities.
- Evan McMullin has a long and shameful pattern of attacking religious and ethnic minorities.
- Hillary Clinton has a long and shameful pattern of attacking religious and ethnic minorities.
- Huntsman has a long and shameful pattern of attacking religious and ethnic minorities.
- Jon Huntsman has a long and shameful pattern of attacking religious and ethnic minorities.
- Mormon has a long and shameful pattern of attacking religious and ethnic minorities.
- Republican has a long and shameful pattern of attacking religious and ethnic minorities.
- Trump has a long and shameful pattern of attacking religious and ethnic minorities.
- Trump Tower has a long and shameful pattern of attacking religious and ethnic minorities.
- Utah has a long and shameful pattern of attacking religious and ethnic minorities.


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David Beckham has lifted the lid on his son Brooklyn's first date, in which the former Manchester United midfielder watched on from a nearby table in a London restaurant. Speaking to James Corden on the Late Late Show in America, Beckham told the hilarious story of his 16-year-old son's first foray into the world of dating. When probed by Corden, who asked, 'He must be getting quite big into the dating circuit now? ', Beckham said: ''Yeah, it's happening. He's going to hate me for this. David Beckham embarrassed his son Brooklyn on James Corden's Late Late Show in America Brooklyn watched on from the audience as his father told the story of his first date, at a sushi bar in London

OPTIONS:
- America is looking to follow in his father's footsteps by becoming a professional footballer
- Beckham is looking to follow in his father's footsteps by becoming a professional footballer
- Brooklyn is looking to follow in his father's footsteps by becoming a professional footballer
- Corden is looking to follow in his father's footsteps by becoming a professional footballer
- David Beckham is looking to follow in his father's footsteps by becoming a professional footballer
- James Corden is looking to follow in his father's footsteps by becoming a professional footballer
- Late Late Show is looking to follow in his father's footsteps by becoming a professional footballer
- London is looking to follow in his father's footsteps by becoming a professional footballer
- Manchester United is looking to follow in his father's footsteps by becoming a professional footballer
- Victoria is looking to follow in his father's footsteps by becoming a professional footballer


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

(CNN) -- Thailand's constitutional court has declared the country's February 2 general election invalid as it breached a law requiring that the polling process be completed on the same day nationwide. The opposition's boycott of the vote and widespread anti-government protests meant that candidates were not fielded in 28 constituencies. It had been expected that voting would take place in those areas at a later date. However, the court's six to three majority verdict cannot be appealed, meaning a new general election must be held across the South East Asian country. Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra called elections in December, in an attempt to end political unrest.

OPTIONS:
- CNN's base is in the less affluent but more populous regions north and east of the capital.
- South East Asian's base is in the less affluent but more populous regions north and east of the capital.
- Thai's base is in the less affluent but more populous regions north and east of the capital.
- Thailand's base is in the less affluent but more populous regions north and east of the capital.
- Yingluck Shinawatra's base is in the less affluent but more populous regions north and east of the capital.


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) A woman has accused Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas of groping her in 1999, when she met him as a young Truman Foundation Scholar at a dinner party in Falls Church, Virginia. On October 7, Moira Smith posted on Facebook -- her account is now deactivated -- that Thomas groped her at her boss' dinner party when she was 23. "He groped me while I was setting the table, suggesting I should sit 'right next to him,'" Smith wrote, according to the post as reported by the National Law Journal. The Supreme Court declined to comment to CNN, pointing to a Thomas statement it provided the National Law Journal: "This claim is preposterous and it never happened."

Smith recounted her story to National Law Journal about the night with

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Clarence Thomas.
- Facebook.
- Falls Church.
- Justice Clarence Thomas.
- Moira Smith.
- National Law Journal.
- Smith.
- Supreme Court.
- Thomas.
- Truman Foundation Scholar.
- Virginia.
- Washington.


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

Don't dump on the Donald, billionaire Donald Trump is warning his GOP rivals just days after Rick Perry's campaign bit the dust. 'I hope they attack me, because everybody who attacks me is doomed,' Trump told the Wall Street Journal. In his three month bid for the White House, Perry had plenty of bad things to say about Trump, at one point calling him a 'cancer on conservatism.' 'He offers a barking carnival act that can be best described as Trumpism: a toxic mix of demagoguery, mean-spiritedness and nonsense that will lead the Republican Party to perdition if pursued,' said Perry in July. 'Let no one be mistaken: Donald Trump's candidacy is a cancer on conservatism, and it must be clearly diagnosed, excised and discarded.'

His complaints were echoed by a number of talking heads, who saw Perry's exit as collateral damage in the over-Trumped

OPTIONS:
- Donald primary race.
- Donald Trump primary race.
- GOP primary race.
- Perry primary race.
- Republican primary race.
- Republican Party primary race.
- Rick Perry primary race.
- Trump primary race.
- Trumpism primary race.
- Wall Street Journal primary race.
- White House primary race.


Write the next sentence.

I’m on my snowboard thigh-deep in powder in the middle of a piste and yet it’s nearly April, the end of the winter season. Frankly, in most ski resorts this depth of snow at this time of year would be highly unusual, but I’m in Niseko, Japan, where it’s a run-of-the-mill situation. The top lift at Niseko – a cluster of four interlinked villages on the island of Hokkaido – is only about 4,000 feet high, but despite the low altitude it receives around 50 feet of the white stuff every year courtesy of weather from Siberia, putting it in an elite club for snowfall levels.

If you need some time out from haring through the powder in

OPTIONS:
- Europe on your skis or snowboard, you might like to try roaring through the powder on a snowmobile for a bit.
- Hokkaido on your skis or snowboard, you might like to try roaring through the powder on a snowmobile for a bit.
- Instagram on your skis or snowboard, you might like to try roaring through the powder on a snowmobile for a bit.
- Japan on your skis or snowboard, you might like to try roaring through the powder on a snowmobile for a bit.
- Kasara Niseko Village Townhouse on your skis or snowboard, you might like to try roaring through the powder on a snowmobile for a bit.
- Mount Yotei on your skis or snowboard, you might like to try roaring through the powder on a snowmobile for a bit.
- Niseko on your skis or snowboard, you might like to try roaring through the powder on a snowmobile for a bit.
- Siberia on your skis or snowboard, you might like to try roaring through the powder on a snowmobile for a bit.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

New Orleans (CNN) One minute Cardell Hayes was listening to a witness testify on his behalf. The next he was standing in disbelief, listening to second-degree murder and three other felony charges against him. The defendant, dressed in an orange jail jumpsuit, turned to his courtroom supporters and said, "Crazy, man." It was a chaotic day in the legal case against the man accused of killing one of New Orleans' beloved sports figures, former Saints defensive end Will Smith, and shooting Smith's wife, Racquel. When the day began at 9 a.m., Hayes was shuttled to a meeting at the district attorney's office. At the same time, his lawyer was tied up in court on other cases, and a grand jury was meeting to decide whether Hayes should be charged.

OPTIONS:
- CNN recalled as a force on and off the field
- Cardell Hayes recalled as a force on and off the field
- Defense recalled as a force on and off the field
- Hayes recalled as a force on and off the field
- New Orleans recalled as a force on and off the field
- Racquel recalled as a force on and off the field
- Saints recalled as a force on and off the field
- Smith recalled as a force on and off the field
- Will Smith recalled as a force on and off the field


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

A engaged couple who wanted to lose weight so they could wrap their arms around each other during the first dance at their reception lost a staggering 328lbs between them - then called off their wedding at the last minute. Shane Graves, 40, and Marissa Schnell, 32, from Plant City, Florida, were engaged for the last year of their seven year courtship, but the two, who never spent any time apart, put off their wedding because they knew they were extremely overweight. While 5'10" Marissa weighed 255lbs, Shane clocked in at 467lbs and was dubbed a 'heart attack waiting to happen'.

The two weren't supposed to see each other before their wedding, but the Powells felt that they needed to see each other if

OPTIONS:
- Arizona was having doubts.
- Chris was having doubts.
- Extreme Weight Loss was having doubts.
- Florida was having doubts.
- Heidi Powell was having doubts.
- Marissa was having doubts.
- Marissa Schnell was having doubts.
- Ohio was having doubts.
- Plant City was having doubts.
- Shane was having doubts.
- Shane Graves was having doubts.


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(CNN) -- The wife of a former top Chinese politician has admitted to poisoning a British businessman, blaming a "mental breakdown" for her actions that resulted in Neil Heywood's death, state news reported. The closely watched murder trial of Gu Kailai took place Thursday, adjourning in the afternoon without the announcement of a verdict, said Tang Yigan, deputy head of the Hefei Intermediate People's Court. On Friday, the state-run Xinhua news agency offered details on what transpired in court the previous day during the seven-hour long trial. That included a statement by Gu in which she not only didn't deny the accusations levied against her, but "accepted all the facts written in the indictment" -- including poisoning Heywood at a time when she thought her son's life was in danger.

OPTIONS:
- Bo Xilai's admission is the latest phase in the fall from grace of the prominent family of Bo Xilai, Gu's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- British's admission is the latest phase in the fall from grace of the prominent family of Bo Xilai, Gu's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- CNN's admission is the latest phase in the fall from grace of the prominent family of Bo Xilai, Gu's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- Chinese's admission is the latest phase in the fall from grace of the prominent family of Bo Xilai, Gu's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- Gu's admission is the latest phase in the fall from grace of the prominent family of Bo Xilai, Gu's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- Gu Kailai's admission is the latest phase in the fall from grace of the prominent family of Bo Xilai, Gu's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- Hefei Intermediate People's Court's admission is the latest phase in the fall from grace of the prominent family of Bo Xilai, Gu's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- Heywood's admission is the latest phase in the fall from grace of the prominent family of Bo Xilai, Gu's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- Neil Heywood's admission is the latest phase in the fall from grace of the prominent family of Bo Xilai, Gu's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- Tang Yigan's admission is the latest phase in the fall from grace of the prominent family of Bo Xilai, Gu's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- Xinhua's admission is the latest phase in the fall from grace of the prominent family of Bo Xilai, Gu's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.
- ex-Chinese's admission is the latest phase in the fall from grace of the prominent family of Bo Xilai, Gu's husband, who until earlier this year had appeared destined to join the elite committee of leaders at the top of China's ruling party.


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

Los Angeles (CNN) Chang Lee gripped his fingers tighter around the gun and screamed at potential looters from the rooftop of the small strip mall where he stood. The 35-year-old had never held a firearm before the LA riots. Lighting up the blocks around him, Lee could smell the fires burning in Los Angeles' Koreatown. "Where are the police? Where are the police?" Lee whispered over and over from his rooftop perch. Lee would not see law enforcement for three days -- only fellow Korean-Americans, who would be photographed by news agencies looking like armed militia in what appeared to be a guerrilla race war on the streets.

"We, the black and

OPTIONS:
- Americans communities, were pitted against each other without understanding each other.
- CNN communities, were pitted against each other without understanding each other.
- Chang Lee communities, were pitted against each other without understanding each other.
- Korean communities, were pitted against each other without understanding each other.
- Koreatown communities, were pitted against each other without understanding each other.
- LA communities, were pitted against each other without understanding each other.
- Lee communities, were pitted against each other without understanding each other.
- Los Angeles communities, were pitted against each other without understanding each other.
- Some Korean communities, were pitted against each other without understanding each other.


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The attorney for hip hop mogul Suge Knight claims the shocking new video of him mowing down two much with his truck actually helps his defense case. Following Knight's brief appearance in a Los Angeles County court on Monday, defense lawyer Matthew Fletcher told reporters: '100percent it proves Suge Knight was attacked,' according to the Los Angeles Times. The video, published by TMZ today, was recorded by surveillance cameras at Tam's Burgers in Compton, Los Angeles on January 29. It shows one of Knight's alleged victims, Cle 'Bone' Sloan, confront him as soon as he pulls up to the parking lot.

This is the moment that Terry Carter was hit and killed by

OPTIONS:
- Cle 'Bone' Sloan's truck in January.
- Compton's truck in January.
- GRAPHIC CONTENT's truck in January.
- Knight's truck in January.
- Los Angeles's truck in January.
- Los Angeles County's truck in January.
- Los Angeles Times's truck in January.
- Matthew Fletcher's truck in January.
- Sloan's truck in January.
- Suge Knight's truck in January.
- TMZ's truck in January.
- Tam's truck in January.
- Terry Carter's truck in January.


The victim of a paedophile teacher says she felt like a 'weight was lifted from her shoulders' when she saw her tormentor finally jailed for the abuse which ruined her childhood. Angela Taylor, now 50, was just one of many nine and 10-year-old children targeted by Ronald Wotton on a daily basis at East Durham Catholic primary school between 1968 and 1980. She went to police in the wake of the Jimmy Savile revelations after telling herself she couldn't take the truth about her abuse to the grave. Ms Taylor has now waived her anonymity to tell how the abuse affected her life and of her relief at seeing Wotton convicted and sent to jail.

As a child, Ms Taylor was shy and grew to hate school because of

OPTIONS:
- Angela Taylor's abuse.
- East Durham Catholic's abuse.
- Jimmy Savile's abuse.
- Ronald Wotton's abuse.
- Taylor's abuse.
- Wotton's abuse.