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By Jim Norton After nearly 400 years of symbolising four nations united in one flag, what would the Union Flag look like without the blue and white of the Saltire? The question is being posed by flag experts after a poll found nearly 65 per cent were in favour of changing the flag if Scotland votes Yes to independence. The vexillologists, as they are known, have come up with designs that could replace the familiar red, white and blue flag. The first design strips out the blue field of the Scottish flag, replacing it with black, and sees the white bands turn a shade of yellow - intended to honour the flag of Wales' patron saint, St David (a yellow cross on a black field)
Though the Scots blue has been replaced with the yellow and black of the
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- Jim Norton flag of St David, there is still room for a thistle to represent those Scots who intend to vote no
- Saltire flag of St David, there is still room for a thistle to represent those Scots who intend to vote no
- Scotland flag of St David, there is still room for a thistle to represent those Scots who intend to vote no
- Scottish flag of St David, there is still room for a thistle to represent those Scots who intend to vote no
- St David flag of St David, there is still room for a thistle to represent those Scots who intend to vote no
- Union Flag flag of St David, there is still room for a thistle to represent those Scots who intend to vote no
- Wales flag of St David, there is still room for a thistle to represent those Scots who intend to vote no

A: Wales flag of St David, there is still room for a thistle to represent those Scots who intend to vote no


Jackson, Georgia (CNN) -- Troy Davis, whose case drew international attention, was put to death by lethal injection for the 1989 killing of an off-duty police officer in Savannah, Georgia, prison officials announced Wednesday night. Davis was defiant to the very end. After he was strapped to the death gurney, he lifted his head to address the family of the slain officer. He told the family of Mark MacPhail that he was not responsible for the officer's death and did not have a gun at the time, according to execution witnesses. Davis said the case merited further investigation, talking fast as officials prepared to give him the lethal cocktail.

Throughout the day, Davis' lawyers and high-profile supporters had asked the state and various courts to intervene, arguing he did not murder

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- CNN in 1989.
- Davis in 1989.
- Georgia in 1989.
- Jackson in 1989.
- Mark MacPhail in 1989.
- Savannah in 1989.
- Supreme Court in 1989.
- Troy Davis in 1989.
- U.S. in 1989.
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Mark MacPhail in 1989.


Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 13:44 EST, 25 December 2013 | UPDATED: 11:41 EST, 26 December 2013 Repair crews worked around the clock to restore power to nearly half a million people who faced a cold and dark Christmas in parts of the central and north-eastern US and into eastern Canada after a weekend ice storm. At least 24 deaths have been linked to the storm. It appears the bad weather isn't ready to take a break. More snow rolled into the Great Lakes and midwest on Wednesday morning. In Canada, five people were reported dead from apparent carbon monoxide poisoning. Police said two people in Ontario had died after using a gas generator to heat their blacked-out home north-east of Toronto.
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- Associated Press utility officials warned that some customers could be without power until Saturday.
- Canada utility officials warned that some customers could be without power until Saturday.
- Christmas utility officials warned that some customers could be without power until Saturday.
- Great Lakes utility officials warned that some customers could be without power until Saturday.
- Ontario utility officials warned that some customers could be without power until Saturday.
- PUBLISHED utility officials warned that some customers could be without power until Saturday.
- Toronto utility officials warned that some customers could be without power until Saturday.
- UPDATED utility officials warned that some customers could be without power until Saturday.
- US utility officials warned that some customers could be without power until Saturday.
Answer: Canada utility officials warned that some customers could be without power until Saturday.


Question: Passage: (CNN) -- A journalist was among three people killed Friday during clashes between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and Egyptian security forces in eastern Cairo, Egypt's Interior Ministry said. Mayada Ashraf was fatally shot, according to her employer, the private Egyptian newspaper Al-Dustour. She was covering the fighting when she was killed, the state-run Middle East News Agency reported. The clashes involved people who were protesting this week's decision by Egyptian army chief Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to resign from the military and run for president, semiofficial news outlet Ahram Online reported. The demonstrators were supporters of deposed Egyptian President Mohammed Morsy, a former Muslim Brotherhood leader, Ahram Online said.
Query: Protests similar to that in eastern
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- Abdel Fattah El-Sisi happened across the country on Friday, Ahram Online reported.
- Ahram Online happened across the country on Friday, Ahram Online reported.
- Al-Dustour happened across the country on Friday, Ahram Online reported.
- CNN happened across the country on Friday, Ahram Online reported.
- Cairo happened across the country on Friday, Ahram Online reported.
- Committee to Protect Journalists happened across the country on Friday, Ahram Online reported.
- Egypt happened across the country on Friday, Ahram Online reported.
- Egyptian happened across the country on Friday, Ahram Online reported.
- Interior Ministry happened across the country on Friday, Ahram Online reported.
- Mayada Ashraf happened across the country on Friday, Ahram Online reported.
- Middle East News Agency happened across the country on Friday, Ahram Online reported.
- Mohammed Morsy happened across the country on Friday, Ahram Online reported.
- Muslim Brotherhood happened across the country on Friday, Ahram Online reported.
Answer: Cairo happened across the country on Friday, Ahram Online reported.


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Hong Kong (CNN) -- A Philippine teenager with a shy, crooked smile and expressive eyebrows -- who also happens to be the first figure skater ever to represent a Southeast Asian country -- qualified for the free skate after his performance on Thursday. Michael Christian Martinez, the lone athlete for the Philippines, is an unlikely competitor from a country without snow. Catapulted into the limelight after qualifying last year, his entire home country, which has never won a medal in the Winter Olympics, is rooting for him. On Thursday, he finished 19th overall with a total segment score of 64.81 which means he'll move on to Friday's final free skate.
I tried outdoor sports when I was younger, but I easily got asthma attacks so I stopped," he said in his
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- Asia athletes profile.
- CNN athletes profile.
- Hong Kong athletes profile.
- Michael Christian Martinez athletes profile.
- Olympic athletes profile.
- Philippine athletes profile.
- Philippines athletes profile.
- Southeast Asian athletes profile.
- Winter Olympics athletes profile.

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assistant: Olympic athletes profile.