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Example Input: Blake Griffin âs injury Monday night serves as the end of an era for the Clippers â one that was good  but not as good as it couldâve been. (Jae C. Hong/AP)
As  Blake Griffin  limped off the court at Staples Center on Monday night  the best era in Los Angeles Clippers history left with  him .
Some of the faces remain â at least for now. Doc Rivers is still the coach  and DeAndre Jordan is the starting center.  Griffin   meanwhile  is in the first year of a five-year max contract  and the MCL sprain  he  suffered Monday night when Austin Rivers fell into  his  leg will only keep  him  out of the lineup for a couple of months  as opposed to the rest of the season.
The writing on the wall for this run ended when Paul left for Houston this summer  as Redick followed him out the door to Philadelphia shortly thereafter. Even though the Clippers did well in getting a nice haul for Paul â Patrick Beverley  Sam Dekker  Montrezl Harrell and a 2018 first-round pick â while keeping  Griffin  and signing Danilo Gallinari and Milos Teodosic in free agency  it felt like a roster that didnât fit together. It was also heavily reliant on several players with significant injury questions in  Griffin   Beverley  Gallinari and Teodosic.
Now all four of them are on the shelf â Beverley for the season following knee surgery  Griffin for the next two months  Teodosic for at least another month and Gallinari for at least another week. Whatâs also on the shelf is any hope of these Clippers making the playoffs  as it seems impossible theyâll be able to remain within striking distance of a playoff spot until  Griffin  comes back.
Rivers has been rumored in NBA circles to be on the verge of losing his job for weeks as the Clippers have floundered to start the season (and after he was demoted from running the basketball operations department this summer)  and those rumors will only intensify if the Clippers fall even further with  Griffin  sidelined. Meanwhile  Jordanâs name is coming up in trade conversations  though it could be difficult to find a landing spot that returns any kind of real value â at least without taking on bad deals for more years than Jordanâs expiring contract. Lou Williams  a talented scorer on an expiring deal  also feels like a piece that could be moved to a contender to bring some kind of assets back  and while moving on from Gallinari would be wise  his price tag (two more years at more than $20 million per) and injury history will make doing so difficult.
The Clippers have transformed from a laughingstock to a contender over the past several years  a once unthinkable change for a franchise that was defined for so long by dysfunction and embarrassment. Monday  though  that run officially came to an end when Blake Griffin trudged off the floor at Staples Center and into the locker room  leaving a trail of what-ifs about the past and uncertainties about the future.
Example Output: Clippers at a crossroads after Blake Griffin injury

Example Input: One of the students here is  Nabeel Mukhil Hamza .  He 's a slight 19-year-old  wearing a red parka.  He 's from Raqqa  where  he  was once jailed by ISIS for four days.  His  crime? Smoking.
"We attend this course of training to protect the civilians and to clear the city of any IEDs and explosives "  he  says.
 Hamza  says  his  brother-in-law was killed when  he  stepped on a landmine.  He  was just 36 and left behind a wife and young daughter.  Hamza  says some of  his  neighbors' homes are laced with booby traps  one just 40 feet from  his  house  where  he  lives with  his  mother.
"I'm not scared  I'm here for my ultimate goal - safe homes "  he  says  though  he  acknowledges  his  mother is nervous.
"She just prays for  me  and says  'May Allah save you.' "
Example Output: ISIS' Parting Gift To Its Former Capital: Thousands Of Explosive Booby Traps : Parallels : NPR

Example Input: For three weeks   Donald Trump  wouldnât acknowledge the deadliest combat incident of  his  presidency. On Oct. 4  four U.S. Army Special Operations soldiers were killed in an ambush in Niger  and  the president  had said literally nothing about it  and the White House refused to release a condolence statement drafted by the National Security Council.
Yesterday   Trump  finally mentioned the attack when a reporter asked whether  the president  had authorized the mission.
 TRUMP : No  I didnât. Not specifically. But I have generals that are great generals. These are great fighters. These are warriors and â REPORTER: You gave them authority to do this mission.  TRUMP : I gave them authority to do whatâs right so that we win. Thatâs the authority they haveâ¦. My generals and my military  they have decision-making ability. As far as the incident that weâre talking about  Iâve been seeing it just like youâve been seeing it. Iâve been getting reports. They have to meet the enemy and they meet them tough  and thatâs what happens.
In other words   the president  effectively wants to be seen as a bystander.  Trump  has delegated  his  powers to military leaders; they make decisions; and  the president  gets âreportsâ on what servicemen and women have been up to.  He âs âbeen seeing it just likeâ the rest of us.
If this sounds familiar  itâs because yesterday wasnât the first time heâs tried to pass the buck in the wake of a U.S. combat death. Soon after taking office   Trump  authorized a mission in Yemen  which claimed the life of Navy SEAL William âRyanâ Owens  and when pressed for answers on what transpired   the president  said the buck stops somewhere else.
âThis was something that was  you know  just  they wanted to do â  the president  said  referring to U.S. generals. âThey came to see me they explained what they wanted to do  the generals â¦ and they lost Ryan.â
The chain of command  however  doesnât work this way.  The president  is ultimately responsible because  he âs the Commander in Chief of the worldâs most powerful military. Passing the buck doesnât work because thereâs no one to whom the buck can be passed.
I believe the person who wrote that is named Donald J. Trump.
Example Output:
Trump tries to avoid responsibility for soldiers' deaths in Niger