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(CNN) -- Visits to the controversial Yasukuni Shrine by Japanese officials, including the younger brother of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, ignited criticism from China and Korea, which see the visits as an homage to Japan's past wartime aggressions. Over the weekend several officials, including Abe's brother, senior vice foreign minister Nobuo Kishi, visited the shrine, according to Kyodo News. The visits started last week as part of an autumn festival and included 159 members of the Diet, Japan's national legislature. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe refrained from visiting the shrine, but sent an offering. An editorial in Global Times, a Chinese state-run newspaper, blasted Japanese officials for their deference to the shrine.

"If this is the case, some politicians may well think that visiting

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- Abe can help in their re-election."
- CNN can help in their re-election."
- China can help in their re-election."
- Chinese can help in their re-election."
- Global Times can help in their re-election."
- Japan can help in their re-election."
- Japanese can help in their re-election."
- Korea can help in their re-election."
- Kyodo News can help in their re-election."
- Nobuo Kishi can help in their re-election."
- Shinzo Abe can help in their re-election."
- World War II can help in their re-election."
- Yasukuni Shrine can help in their re-election."

ANS: Yasukuni Shrine can help in their re-election."


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MIchael Owen was returning from LA to Heathrow when his flight was diverted to Manchester Airport regulations saw former England and Liverpool striker Michael Owen endure his very own travel 'torture' on Tuesday. The footballer-turned-horseracing owner was travelling back to the UK from the US on a British Airways flight after attending the famous Santa Anita Breeders' Cup meeting. Scheduled for a fly-in to London Heathrow Airport from Los Angeles, thick fog meant the flight had to be diverted to Manchester. The irony is, Owen's original plans were to end up in Manchester via transfer from Heathrow. However, once the plan was grounded in the north west, it wasn't quite the stroke of luck that the 34-year-old had hoped for.

It refuelled in

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- British Airways before resuming its journey to London.
- England before resuming its journey to London.
- Heathrow before resuming its journey to London.
- LA before resuming its journey to London.
- Liverpool before resuming its journey to London.
- London Heathrow Airport before resuming its journey to London.
- Los Angeles before resuming its journey to London.
- MIchael Owen before resuming its journey to London.
- Manchester before resuming its journey to London.
- Michael Owen before resuming its journey to London.
- Owen before resuming its journey to London.
- Santa Anita Breeders' Cup before resuming its journey to London.
- UK before resuming its journey to London.
- US before resuming its journey to London.

ANS: Manchester before resuming its journey to London.


QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Los Angeles (CNN) -- Hal David, the lyricist behind such standards as "Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head" and "What the World Needs Now is Love," has died at 91, the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers said Saturday. The Oscar- and Grammy-winning songwriter, who teamed with musician Burt Bacharach on dozens of hit songs, died Saturday at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles from complications of a stroke, ASCAP said. David's greatest hits David started working with Bacharach in the late 1950s on tunes recorded by artists including Perry Como, Gene Pitney, Dusty Springfield, Tom Jones, Frank Sinatra, the Carpenters, Barbra Streisand and Dionne Warwick. In May, President Barack Obama and the first lady hosted a concert honoring Bacharach and David as part of the "In Performance at the White House" series.

They were some of the first to work with

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- ASCAP when she was a young vocalist.
- American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers when she was a young vocalist.
- Bacharach when she was a young vocalist.
- Barack Obama when she was a young vocalist.
- Barbra Streisand when she was a young vocalist.
- Burt Bacharach when she was a young vocalist.
- CNN when she was a young vocalist.
- Carpenters when she was a young vocalist.
- Cedars-Sinai Hospital when she was a young vocalist.
- David when she was a young vocalist.
- Dionne Warwick when she was a young vocalist.
- Dusty Springfield when she was a young vocalist.
- Frank Sinatra when she was a young vocalist.
- Gene Pitney when she was a young vocalist.
- Grammy when she was a young vocalist.
- Grammy Award when she was a young vocalist.
- Hal David when she was a young vocalist.
- Los Angeles when she was a young vocalist.
- Oscar when she was a young vocalist.
- Perry Como when she was a young vocalist.
- Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head when she was a young vocalist.
- Tom Jones when she was a young vocalist.
- What the World Needs Now is Love when she was a young vocalist.
- White House when she was a young vocalist.

ANS: Dionne Warwick when she was a young vocalist.


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The World Health Organization says the number of Ebola deaths has passed 5,000. The U.N. health agency said Wednesday that overall 14,098 people are believed to have been infected with Ebola, the vast majority of those in the West African countries of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. Of those, 5,160 have died. There are some signs that the rate of new infections may be slowing in Guinea and Liberia, but they are surging in Sierra Leone, it said. In addition, the agency said that there are still areas of Liberia and Guinea where transmission remains high. The agency has said even these unprecedented tolls are likely an underestimate because many sick people have been too afraid or unable to seek care.

two-year-old girl had also brought Ebola to

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- .N.  from Guinea.
- Ebola from Guinea.
- Family from Guinea.
- Guinean from Guinea.
- Mali from Guinea.
- bola  from Guinea.
- bola, from Guinea.
- est African  from Guinea.
- iberia  from Guinea.
- iberia, from Guinea.
- ierra Leone, from Guinea.
- ierra Leone. from Guinea.
- orld Health Organization  from Guinea.
- uinea  from Guinea.
- uinea, from Guinea.

ANS:

assistant: Mali from Guinea.