Question: QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By Beth Stebner and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 00:32 EST, 16 November 2012 | UPDATED: 00:37 EST, 16 November 2012 John McAfee, the multimillionaire software mogul who is hiding from Belizean police after the murder of his American neighbor, claims authorities are planning an 'imminent' raid to take him into custody. Despite staying in a 'secret' hiding place on an island off the coast of the Caribbean nation, McAfee has been in contact with American reporters -- communicating his version of events and his views on the Belizean government. On Thursday, a dog was pictured outside his home -- the same place where he claims agents of the government poisoned his own canine companions and killed them.

Bad blood: Mr

OPTIONS:
- American and McAfee reportedly were at odds after a police complaint Mr Faull filed
- Associated Press and McAfee reportedly were at odds after a police complaint Mr Faull filed
- Belize and McAfee reportedly were at odds after a police complaint Mr Faull filed
- Belizean and McAfee reportedly were at odds after a police complaint Mr Faull filed
- Beth Stebner and McAfee reportedly were at odds after a police complaint Mr Faull filed
- Caribbean and McAfee reportedly were at odds after a police complaint Mr Faull filed
- Dean Barrow and McAfee reportedly were at odds after a police complaint Mr Faull filed
- Gregory Viant Faull and McAfee reportedly were at odds after a police complaint Mr Faull filed
- John McAfee and McAfee reportedly were at odds after a police complaint Mr Faull filed
- McAfee and McAfee reportedly were at odds after a police complaint Mr Faull filed

ANS: Gregory Viant Faull and McAfee reportedly were at odds after a police complaint Mr Faull filed


QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Tony Abbott's leadership deepened overnight when Queensland voters delivered the conservative government a massive blow in the state election. While counting in the election is still underway, the double digit swing to Labor shocked political observers and many members of the government. Federal government MP's reportedly described the loss as 'catastrophic' and 'unimaginable', with some insisting that Tony Abbott cannot recover from the events of the day. Scroll down for video Tony Abbott's leadership deepened overnight when Queensland voters delivered the conservative government a massive blow in the state election 'All we are talking about now is the timing and method of execution,' one Queensland MP told The ABC.

Following leadership troubles for Tony Abbott, the Prime Minister steered clear of the

OPTIONS:
- ABC campaign amid fears his presence would be a detriment to the campaign.
- Ashgrove campaign amid fears his presence would be a detriment to the campaign.
- Campbell Newman campaign amid fears his presence would be a detriment to the campaign.
- Galaxy campaign amid fears his presence would be a detriment to the campaign.
- Jane Prentice campaign amid fears his presence would be a detriment to the campaign.
- Labor campaign amid fears his presence would be a detriment to the campaign.
- Liberal campaign amid fears his presence would be a detriment to the campaign.
- NLP campaign amid fears his presence would be a detriment to the campaign.
- QLD campaign amid fears his presence would be a detriment to the campaign.
- Queensland campaign amid fears his presence would be a detriment to the campaign.
- Tony Abbott campaign amid fears his presence would be a detriment to the campaign.

ANS: QLD campaign amid fears his presence would be a detriment to the campaign.


QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By John Greechan It was harder work than many expected. And, for a spell, it looked as if a man whose day job involves sticking his hand down cludgies was going to be responsible for plunging Rangers into crisis. Yet Ally McCoist’s men ultimately managed to avoid having their League Cup hopes flushed away by Queen’s Park at Airdrie’s Excelsior Stadium on Tuesday night. A Kris Boyd double either side of a Tony Quinn equaliser, the Carntyne plumber capitalising on a Steve Simonsen howler, was eventually enough to put Rangers into a second-round tie against Inverness Caledonian Thistle. To the rescue: Striker Kris Boyd made sure Rangers progressed to round two in the Scottish League Cup

But they’ll certainly have to improve on this performance in order to overcome

OPTIONS:
- Airdrie.
- Ally McCoist.
- Carntyne.
- Excelsior Stadium.
- Inverness Caledonian Thistle.
- John Greechan.
- Kris Boyd.
- League Cup.
- Queen’s Park.
- Rangers.
- Scottish League Cup.
- Scottish League Two.
- Steve Simonsen.
- Tony Quinn.

ANS: Inverness Caledonian Thistle.


QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

(CNN) -- The top proponent of the new Arizona law targeting the state's ethnic studies programs defends the controversial measure, which bans ethnic studies classes that "promote resentment" of other racial groups. State Schools Superintendent Tom Horne told CNN's "American Morning" on Thursday that the legislation is "designed to get schools to teach kids to treat each other as individuals and not on the basis of what race they were born into." Horne said he believes that the "fundamental American value is that we are individuals" and "not exemplars of the race we happen to be born into. What's important is what we know, what we can do, what is our character."

The ethnic studies legislation comes on the heels of a new state immigration law that has led to calls to boycott

OPTIONS:
- American businesses and the state itself.
- American Morning businesses and the state itself.
- Arizona businesses and the state itself.
- CNN businesses and the state itself.
- Horne businesses and the state itself.
- Measure businesses and the state itself.
- State Schools businesses and the state itself.
- Tom Horne businesses and the state itself.
- Tucson businesses and the state itself.
- U.S. businesses and the state itself.

ANS:
Answer: Arizona businesses and the state itself.