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(CNN) -- It's not often that a Nobel Peace Prize laureate gets fired, but the Bangladeshi government said Wednesday it did just that in dismissing Muhammad Yunus from a top post in the pioneering bank he founded.

Grameen Bank's general manager, however, disputed the government's claim.

K.M. Abdul Waddod, the general manager of the Bangladesh Central Bank's regulation and policy department, said his bank, the regulatory authority in the South Asian nation, had sent for a second time a letter to the Grameen Bank chairman, urging the ouster of Yunus from his post of managing director because he was past retirement age.

The government, which has a 25% stake in Grameen, said that by the bank's own rules, Yunus, now 70, was required to end his service when he turned 60.

"He did not inform us he is over that age," Waddod said. "The bank did let him go."

Muzammel Huq, the new government-appointed Grameen chairman, told CNN that he had received the letter of the central bank.

"The central bank has removed Professor Yunus as managing director of the bank and I'll act accordingly under the bank's law," Huq said.

He said the deputy managing director of the bank will take over until Yunus' post can be filled.

But a Grameen Bank statement said Yunus had not been fired.

"This is a legal issue," said the statement signed by Jannat-E-Quanine, Grameen's general manager. "Grameen Bank has been duly complying with all applicable laws. It has also complied with the law in respect of appointment of the managing director. According to the bank's legal advisers, the founder of Grameen Bank, Nobel laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus, is accordingly continuing in his office."

1. Who got fired?
2. From what job?
3. Who has a one-quarter stake in Grameen?
4. Was there a specific time by which Yunus was to leave the company?
5. What age is this in years?
6. So how many years overdue is Yunus for retirement?
7. Did he tell anyone he was 70?
8. How did they find out?
9. Who heads that deparment?
10. What honor is Yunus known for?
11. Who founded the bank?
12. In what country?
13. In what geographical area is that country?
14. What news outlet is reporting this story?
15. Who appointed the bank's chairman?
16. Who is the chairman?
17. True or False: Huq says he will oppose the removal of Yunus as director.
18. Who will take Yunus' place?

Numbered answers:

A: 1. Muhammad Yunus
2. managing director of the bank
3. The government
4. retirement age
5. 60
6. 10
7. no
8. Bangladesh Central Bank's regulation and policy department
9. K.M. Abdul Waddod
10. winning Nobel Peace Prize
11. Muhammad Yunus
12. Bangladesh
13. South Asia
14. CNN
15. government
16. Muzammel Huq
17. False
18. deputy managing director of the bank

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Emily and her brother Matthew went outside to play. They brought their dog Bo with them, too. Bo was holding a bone in her mouth. Matthew threw a ball and Bo chased after it. Emily laughed as Bo ran away. Bo brought the ball back to Matthew. Then Bo barked. This time Emily threw the ball. She was younger than Matthew, so the ball did not go as far. Bo chased after the ball anyway, and Emily laughed again. Matthew smiled at his little sister. Bo ran back to Emily and dropped the ball at her feet. Then Bo wagged her tail and licked Emily's face. Emily giggled and scratched Bo's ears. Then Matthew and Emily's mother came outside holding a bar of soap. She told them that it was time for dinner and they had to come inside and wash their hands. Just then, Matthew and Emily's dad came home from work. Matthew and Emily ran to their dad. They all walked inside together and Bo followed them in. They would have to play ball tomorrow.

1. what is the canine's name?
2. what did she have?
3. where?
4. who returned from a job?
5. were they happy to see him?
6. who tossed a round object?
7. did he toss it to someone?
8. who?
9. was he vocal?
10. who is the younger sibling?

Numbered answers:

A: 1. Bo
2. a bone
3. in her mouth
4. their dad
5. Yes
6. Matthew
7. Yes
8. Bo
9. yes
10. Emily

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(CNN) -- Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom has dismissed an allegation that he was behind the death of a lawyer who left a video blaming the president if anything happened to him.

A video with Rodrigo Rosenberg appears on YouTube in which he accuses Guatemala's leader in his death.

The lawyer, Rodrigo Rosenberg, was shot and killed Sunday while riding a bicycle in Guatemala City.

On Monday, a video surfaced in which Rosenberg -- seated behind a desk and calmly speaking into a microphone -- linked Colom and an aide to his death.

"If you are watching this message," Rosenberg said on the video, "it is because I was assassinated by President Alvaro Colom, with help from Gustavo Alejos," the president's private secretary. Rosenberg mentions a third person who he believes would have been involved in his death and also mentions those three people as well as the president's wife in connection with two killings last month.

In a broadcast to the nation Monday night, Colom denied any connection.

"We categorically reject the accusations that pretend to tie the president, first lady and private secretary as those responsible for this assassination," Colom said.

A dated and signed transcript of the video's content indicates Rosenberg made the recording last week. It surfaced Monday after his funeral, and was posted on YouTube and distributed to other media outlets by the newspaper El Periodico de Guatemala.

Rosenberg's video said he was targeted for talking about the death of prominent businessman Khalil Musa and his daughter in April.

1. Who's the president of Guatemala?
2. What is he accused of?
3. Why is he being accused?
4. Where is the video?
5. What's the lawyer's name?
6. When was he killed?
7. How?
8. Where?
9. What was he doing at the time?
10. Did Rosenberg accuse the president of being behind other deaths?
11. How many other deaths?
12. When did they occur?
13. Why did Rosenberg believe he would be killed?
14. Who was Khalil Musa?
15. When was he killed?
16. Who does Rosenberg say helped the president?
17. What's his job?
18. When did the president address the country?
19. How did Rosenberg appear in the video?
20. Was he yelling?

Numbered answers:

A:
1. Alvaro Colom
2. being behind the death of a lawyer
3. the lawyer left a video blaming the president if anything happened to him
4. YouTube
5. Rodrigo Rosenberg
6. Sunday
7. He was shot
8. Guatemala City
9. riding a bicycle
10. Yes
11. Two
12. Last month
13. for talking about the death of Khalil Musa and his daughter
14. a prominent businessman
15. in April
16. Gustavo Alejos
17. the president's private secretary
18. Monday night
19. seated behind a desk
20. No