Article 5	Rickie Fowler has earned extra brownie points with his growing legion of fans after calling out an online hater who accused his girlfriend of being a ‘gold digger.’ The golfer's girlfriend, bikini model Alexis Randock, had posted a photo on her Instagram account of her and sister Nicole on the beach last week... an abusive commenter known as ‘fatal splash’ who was quick to judge and accused Alexis of being a ‘gold digger.’ ... Fowler told the hater to ‘get your facts straight’ ...
Reference	Rickie Fowler responded to online troll who abused his girlfriend. Bikini model Alexis Randock had posted a photo on her Instagram account. Randock was pictured on the beach alongside her sister Nicole. A troll called ‘fatal splash’ then accused Alexis of being a ‘gold digger’ Fowler told the hater to ‘get your facts straight’ following comment.
BOTTOMUP	Rickie Fowler accused Alexis of being a ‘gold digger’ who did n’t have to work. The golfer was criticised by an online troll for not working due to her relationship with Fowler. Fowler has earned extra brownie points with his legion of fans.
UNILM	Rickie Fowler’s girlfriend, bikini model Alexis Randock, posted a photo on her Instagram account of her and sister Nicole on the beach last week. An abusive commenter called ‘fatal splash’ accused Alexis of being a ‘gold digger’
FASUM	Rickie Fowler has earned extra brownie points with his growing legion of fans. The golfer's girlfriend, bikini model Alexis Randock, had posted a photo on her Instagram account. The photo was shared with her 25,000 followers, which included an abusive commenter known as ‘fatal splash’ who was quick to judge and accused Alexis of being a ‘gold digger’
SEQ2SEQ	Golfer's girlfriend posted a picture of her and sister Nicole Randock on Instagram. The picture shared with her 25,000 followers wasshared by her sister on the beach last week. The golfer was quick to judge and accused Alexis of being a ‘gold digger’ troll. He responded by posting the caption ‘fatal splash’ accusing her of being ‘a digger who didn’t work for it’
Article 6	The VII Summit of the Americas was supposed to be all about the symbolic handshake between the United States and Cuba... Heads of state from 35 countries in the Western Hemisphere have met every three years...Obama and Castro would come face-to-face... Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro recently accused the United States of trying to topple his government...
Reference	U.S., Venezuelan relations threaten to overshadow Obama, Castro meeting. Venezuela President says United States moved to oust him; he has the support of the Cuban foreign minister.
BOTTOMUP	Heads of state from 35 countries have met every three years to discuss economic, social or political issues since the summit in 1994. Venezuela’s President Raul Castro has been criticized for human rights violations. The U.S. government says the summit of the Americas is a “triangle of tension.”
UNILM	Summit of the Americas was supposed to be all about the symbolic handshake between the U.S. And Cuba. The tide changed when President Obama and Castro announced that more than five decades of Cold War rivalry was ending. Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro recently accused the U.S. Of trying to topple his government...
FASUM	The summit of the Americas was supposed to be all about the symbolic handshake between the u.s. and Cuba. Diplomats from both countries began negotiations to establish embassies in Havana and Washington. President Nicolas Maduro recently accused the United States of trying to topple his government.
SEQ2SEQ	The VII summit of the Americas was supposed to be all about the symbolic handshake between the United States and Cuba. Relations between the u.s. and Cuba have been the wrench in diplomatic machinery, with some Latin American leaders threatening not to attend. President Barack Obama and Castro face-to-face embassies in Havana and Washington.