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By Peter Allen PUBLISHED: 20:58 EST, 22 November 2012 | UPDATED: 20:59 EST, 22 November 2012 Nicolas Sarkozy had at least eight ‘secret’ meetings with the prosecutor investigating him over corruption allegations, a French court has heard. Mr Sarkozy is facing possible charges that he took cash in envelopes from France’s richest woman Liliane Bettencourt, the l’ Oreal heiress, to fund his election campaign in 2007. Yesterday, a Bordeaux court questioned the close relationship between the former president and investigator Philippe Courroye, who was in charge of the enquiry until November 2010. Nicolas Sarkozy (left) could face charges over taking money from L'Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt
Details of the meetings – some of which took place in public parks or at dinner parties – emerged in emails and other correspondence seized from
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- Bordeaux’s office.
- France’s office.
- French’s office.
- Jacques Chirac’s office.
- L'Oreal’s office.
- Liliane Bettencourt’s office.
- Nicolas Sarkozy’s office.
- Peter Allen’s office.
- Philippe Courroye’s office.
- Sarkozy’s office.

A: Nicolas Sarkozy’s office.


Windsor, England (CNN) -- The choice of Westminster Abbey as location for the most eagerly awaited royal wedding in 30 years has taken most royal experts by surprise; their consensus of opinion over the past week suggested that St. Paul's would oversee the marriage of Prince William and Catherine Middleton. But on reflection, the abbey is the most obvious and perfect venue. By choosing it, William is showing an astute awareness of his royal status and ultimate destiny as king of England. As a modern royal couple in a modern royal family, William and Kate will start their married life in the most ancient of royal buildings, stepping into the future with one foot firmly in the past and an obliging nod to those kings and queens buried there.

The monarchy today is a vastly different institution from the one

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- CNN joined all those years ago.
- Catherine Middleton joined all those years ago.
- Charles joined all those years ago.
- Diana joined all those years ago.
- England joined all those years ago.
- Kate joined all those years ago.
- Mark Saunders joined all those years ago.
- Saunders joined all those years ago.
- St. Paul joined all those years ago.
- Westminster Abbey joined all those years ago.
- William joined all those years ago.
- Windsor joined all those years ago.
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Diana joined all those years ago.


Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 21:14 EST, 3 December 2012 | UPDATED: 06:31 EST, 4 December 2012 For many, one of the most enjoyable parts of Christmas is gathering around a fir tree with family to spend a few hours decorating it with baubles, beads and treats. But in one small town in Germany, this tradition means a little bit more, as it is where the first ever Christmas baubles were made. While the glass balls bought today may have been manufactured in China, Mexico, or the USA, the originals were invented in Germany and a small mountain village of Lauscha is considered to be the birthplace of the handmade, glass-blown Christmas bauble.
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- Berlin Wall could already make high quality, life like artificial human eyes in the 19th century
- China could already make high quality, life like artificial human eyes in the 19th century
- Christmas could already make high quality, life like artificial human eyes in the 19th century
- Daily Mail could already make high quality, life like artificial human eyes in the 19th century
- East Germany could already make high quality, life like artificial human eyes in the 19th century
- German could already make high quality, life like artificial human eyes in the 19th century
- Germany could already make high quality, life like artificial human eyes in the 19th century
- Lauscha could already make high quality, life like artificial human eyes in the 19th century
- Mexico could already make high quality, life like artificial human eyes in the 19th century
- Queen could already make high quality, life like artificial human eyes in the 19th century
- Thuringen could already make high quality, life like artificial human eyes in the 19th century
- USA could already make high quality, life like artificial human eyes in the 19th century
- Victoria could already make high quality, life like artificial human eyes in the 19th century
- World War II could already make high quality, life like artificial human eyes in the 19th century
Answer: Lauscha could already make high quality, life like artificial human eyes in the 19th century


Problem: Find the right ending to this passage.

By Associated Press The body of a two-star general killed in an Afghan 'insider attack' arrived Thursday at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware to be prepared for burial at Arlington National Cemetery. A C-17 cargo plane carrying the body of Maj. Gen. Harold Greene, 55, landed under blue skies at the Dover base, home to the nation's largest military mortuary. Air Force chaplain Maj. Melvin K. Smith boarded the plane to offer a prayer. White-gloved soldiers then solemnly carried a flag-draped metal case with Greene's remains to a waiting mortuary vehicle as Army Secretary John McHugh stood solemnly and Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ray Odierno gave a farewell salute.
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- Afghan, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at
- Afghanistan, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at
- Air Force, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at
- Arlington National Cemetery, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at
- Army, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at
- Associated Press, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at
- British, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at
- Delaware, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at
- Dover, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at
- Dover Air Force Base, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at
- Greene, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at
- Harold Greene, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at
- Harold J. Greene, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at
- ISAF, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at
- John McHugh, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at
- Melvin K. Smith, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at
- Mohammad Rafiqullah, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at
- Ray Odierno, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at
Answer:

assistant: Dover, members of Greene's family were escorted onto the plane at