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By Cherry Maslen PUBLISHED: 16:00 EST, 14 September 2013 | UPDATED: 12:01 EST, 15 September 2013 It is hard to imagine a more impressive setting for an apartment. Wardour Castle is a very grand Palladian mansion surrounded by 40 emerald-green acres in a quiet corner of rural Wiltshire. Driving along country lanes from the nearby village of Tisbury, you could believe you have travelled back in time to a previous century. Wardour is one of the many country mansions that have been divided into apartments, but what’s unusual for a building of this size is that there are just ten apartments.
‘The building is
OPTIONS:
- Castle I listed so you can’t do anything structural, but you can decorate as you like,’ says Helen.
- Cherry Maslen I listed so you can’t do anything structural, but you can decorate as you like,’ says Helen.
- Grade II I listed so you can’t do anything structural, but you can decorate as you like,’ says Helen.
- Jasper Conran I listed so you can’t do anything structural, but you can decorate as you like,’ says Helen.
- Palladian I listed so you can’t do anything structural, but you can decorate as you like,’ says Helen.
- Tisbury I listed so you can’t do anything structural, but you can decorate as you like,’ says Helen.
- Wardour I listed so you can’t do anything structural, but you can decorate as you like,’ says Helen.
- Wardour Castle I listed so you can’t do anything structural, but you can decorate as you like,’ says Helen.
- Wiltshire I listed so you can’t do anything structural, but you can decorate as you like,’ says Helen.

A: Grade II I listed so you can’t do anything structural, but you can decorate as you like,’ says Helen.


Close friends of Darren Wilson have called for the star witness in the Michael Brown shooting to be charged for lying about what he saw. Two of the Ferguson police officer’s best friends told MailOnline that Dorian Johnson - who was next to Brown at the time - should be arrested for his statements in numerous TV interviews he made days afterwards. They say that he made up the claim that Brown had his hands up which kickstarted the ‘Hands up, don’t shoot’ protest movement. For his part Johnson told the grand jury that the whole process has left him feeling ‘victimized’.



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- Brown agreed that what they were doing was ‘defiant, a show of strength’ and told the jury his thoughts were: ‘We’re not your kids’.
- Darren Wilson agreed that what they were doing was ‘defiant, a show of strength’ and told the jury his thoughts were: ‘We’re not your kids’.
- Dorian Johnson agreed that what they were doing was ‘defiant, a show of strength’ and told the jury his thoughts were: ‘We’re not your kids’.
- Ferguson agreed that what they were doing was ‘defiant, a show of strength’ and told the jury his thoughts were: ‘We’re not your kids’.
- Johnson agreed that what they were doing was ‘defiant, a show of strength’ and told the jury his thoughts were: ‘We’re not your kids’.
- MailOnline agreed that what they were doing was ‘defiant, a show of strength’ and told the jury his thoughts were: ‘We’re not your kids’.
- Michael Brown agreed that what they were doing was ‘defiant, a show of strength’ and told the jury his thoughts were: ‘We’re not your kids’.
- Wilson agreed that what they were doing was ‘defiant, a show of strength’ and told the jury his thoughts were: ‘We’re not your kids’.
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Dorian Johnson agreed that what they were doing was ‘defiant, a show of strength’ and told the jury his thoughts were: ‘We’re not your kids’.


Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

By Richard Hartley-parkinson PUBLISHED: 09:28 EST, 21 February 2013 | UPDATED: 12:44 EST, 22 February 2013 A skydiver who survived a mid-air collision which caused the death of a close friend shouted 'I've killed him' as he lay injured, an inquest has heard. Patrick Sandeman died following a jump at Sibson Aerodrome, near Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, last September. Mr Sandeman, who was one of the country's leading wine merchants, had collided with fellow skydiver, Matt Le Berre, on the approach to the landing zone, an inquest at Lawrence Court, Huntingdon, heard today. As fellow skydivers and paramedics fought to save Mr Sandeman's life, Mr Le Berre was heard screaming in pain.
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It showed the early stages of the jump unfolding uneventfully before the camera lost sight of Mr

OPTIONS:
- Cambridgeshire.
- Huntingdon.
- Lawrence Court.
- Le Berre.
- Matt Le Berre.
- Patrick Sandeman.
- Peterborough.
- Richard Hartley.
- Sandeman.
- Sibson Aerodrome.
Answer: Patrick Sandeman.


Question: Passage: The head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has warned that Ebola could become a global health catastrophe to rival AIDS. Dr Tom Frieden said: 'In the 30 years I've been working public health, the only thing like this has been AIDS, and we have to work now so that this is not the world's next AIDS.' Since the Ebola outbreak last December, some 3,865 people had died from the disease in West Africa, according to WHO figures until October 5. Scroll down for video 'Our people are dying': Sierra Leone President Ernst Bai Koroma (pictured left) made an appeal for aid via video-link during a meeting of the World Bank today in D.C. To the right of the screen is Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
Query: The CDC president said today that the world was facing a tragedy on the scale of the
OPTIONS:
- AIDS virus
- CDC virus
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention virus
- D.C. virus
- Ebola virus
- Ellen Johnson Sirleaf virus
- Ernst Bai Koroma virus
- Guinea virus
- Liberia virus
- Liberian virus
- Sierra Leone virus
- Tom Frieden virus
- West Africa virus
- World Bank virus
Answer: AIDS virus


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(CNN) -- President Obama and his family arrived Friday for a weekend getaway in Maine, but along with a little rest and relaxation comes criticism that the president is taking it easy with the Gulf of Mexico oil crisis in a critical phase. The Obamas plan to spend the weekend on Mount Desert Island, home of Acadia National Park. The trip marks the president's third weekend vacation since the oil disaster began in April. The Republican National Committee launched a website blasting what it considers Obama's "leisure activities or missteps" during the oil disaster, like playing golf, attending concerts and vacationing in Asheville, North Carolina; Chicago, Illinois; and now Maine.
A picture of Obama playing golf alongside images from the
OPTIONS:
- Acadia National Park could send a negative message.
- Asheville could send a negative message.
- Bush could send a negative message.
- CNN could send a negative message.
- Chicago could send a negative message.
- Democratic could send a negative message.
- GOP could send a negative message.
- Gulf of Mexico could send a negative message.
- Illinois could send a negative message.
- Maine could send a negative message.
- Mount Desert Island could send a negative message.
- North Carolina could send a negative message.
- Obama could send a negative message.
- Obamas could send a negative message.
- Paul Begala could send a negative message.
- Republican National Committee could send a negative message.

A:

assistant: Gulf of Mexico could send a negative message.