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By James Chapman Brussels has infuriated ministers with a provocative series of proposals to boost economic growth in Britain – including higher taxes, new levies on expensive homes, and more free childcare. The European Commission acknowledged the UK economy had roared back to life over the past year, but warned of ‘imbalances’ that required action from the Treasury. But Tories highlighted the 'irony' of the advice at a time when the British economy is storming ahead of the rest of Europe, and urged George Osborne to treat it as 'spam in his inbox'. Provocative series of proposals: The European Commission acknowledged the UK economy had roared back to life over the past year, but warned of 'imbalances' that required action from the Treasury

warned, remain among the highest in the

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- Britain and should be addressed as
- British and should be addressed as
- Brussels and should be addressed as
- Commission and should be addressed as
- EU and should be addressed as
- Euro and should be addressed as
- Europe and should be addressed as
- European Commission and should be addressed as
- George Osborne and should be addressed as
- James Chapman and should be addressed as
- Merkel and should be addressed as
- PM and should be addressed as
- Tories and should be addressed as
- Treasury and should be addressed as
- UK and should be addressed as
Answer: EU and should be addressed as

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(CNN) -- Andrei Shevchenko enhanced his iconic standing as a Ukrainian national hero as he sparked scenes of national celebration with a match-winning double in Kiev. The home fans were thrilled when their all-time leading goalscorer was somewhat surprisingly included in Oleg Blokhin's starting line-up. And their joy at seeing their hero in action escalated to delirium as the striker scored twice in the second half to give his side a win in their opening game. Zlatan Ibrahimovic had fired the Swedes in front, but Shevchenko levelled within three minutes and quickly added a second to send the co-hosts to the top of Group D.

Shevchenko left to a huge ovation when he was substituted 10 minutes from time, but the

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- Andrei Shevchenko celebrations were nearly silenced in stoppage time.
- CNN celebrations were nearly silenced in stoppage time.
- England celebrations were nearly silenced in stoppage time.
- France celebrations were nearly silenced in stoppage time.
- Group D celebrations were nearly silenced in stoppage time.
- Group D. celebrations were nearly silenced in stoppage time.
- Joleon Lescott celebrations were nearly silenced in stoppage time.
- Kiev celebrations were nearly silenced in stoppage time.
- Manchester City celebrations were nearly silenced in stoppage time.
- Oleg Blokhin celebrations were nearly silenced in stoppage time.
- Samir Nasri celebrations were nearly silenced in stoppage time.
- Shevchenko celebrations were nearly silenced in stoppage time.
- Sweden celebrations were nearly silenced in stoppage time.
- Swedes celebrations were nearly silenced in stoppage time.
- Ukraine celebrations were nearly silenced in stoppage time.
- Ukrainian celebrations were nearly silenced in stoppage time.
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic celebrations were nearly silenced in stoppage time.

Answer: Ukrainian celebrations were nearly silenced in stoppage time.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Los Angeles (CNN) -- Miranda Lambert was the big winner at this year's Academy of Country Music Awards, but it was Luke Bryan who pulled off the upset of the night. Bryan snagged the entertainer of the year award, beating out two-time winner Taylor Swift and last year's favorite Blake Shelton for the fan-voted award. "Thank you so much fans for doing this to me," a clearly emotional Bryan said at the Last Vegas show. "Thank you so much for making my life what it is. What I always wanted to be was just a country singer who got to ride on a tour bus and show up on a new stage and play music every night."



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- Academy of Country Music Awards's star has been on the up and up in recent months.
- Blake Shelton's star has been on the up and up in recent months.
- Bryan's star has been on the up and up in recent months.
- CNN's star has been on the up and up in recent months.
- Lambert's star has been on the up and up in recent months.
- Last Vegas's star has been on the up and up in recent months.
- Los Angeles's star has been on the up and up in recent months.
- Luke Bryan's star has been on the up and up in recent months.
- Miranda Lambert's star has been on the up and up in recent months.
- Taylor Swift's star has been on the up and up in recent months.

ANS: Bryan's star has been on the up and up in recent months.

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By Sam Adams PUBLISHED: 03:04 EST, 15 April 2013 | UPDATED: 08:05 EST, 15 April 2013 Complaints: Fifty Shades of Grey by E L James, is fourth on the list of the most complained about books in US libraries Erotic fiction trilogy Fifty Shades of Grey is one of the most complained about books on America's library shelves, according to a new study. E L James' multimillion selling novel is at number four on the American Library Association's annual study of 'challenged books' - works subject to complaints from parents, educators and other members of the public. The objections were for offensive language and graphic sexual content.
'But I worry that some parents might see this list and discourage their kids from reading
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- America, even though they have not had a chance to read the books themselves.'
- American Library Association, even though they have not had a chance to read the books themselves.'
- Captain Underpants, even though they have not had a chance to read the books themselves.'
- Dav Pilkey, even though they have not had a chance to read the books themselves.'
- E L James, even though they have not had a chance to read the books themselves.'
- Fifty Shades of Grey, even though they have not had a chance to read the books themselves.'
- Sam Adams, even though they have not had a chance to read the books themselves.'
- US, even though they have not had a chance to read the books themselves.'

Answer:
Captain Underpants, even though they have not had a chance to read the books themselves.'

David Cameron and Barack Obama yesterday staged a 35-minute ‘treadmill summit’ side by side at a G8 gathering dominated by the Euro crisis. Their crunch talks came as a group of influential Conservative MPs with close links to the Prime Minister and Chancellor George Osborne unveiled dramatic emergency proposals to be taken in the event of ‘Eurogeddon’ – the increasingly likely prospect of a currency meltdown. The ideas include £7 billion cuts in welfare benefits and rejecting EU moves to improve workers’ rights. Divided we fall: From left, Italy's Mario Monti, David Cameron, Angela Merkel, Barack Obama, Francois Hollande and Canada's Stephen Harper

Last week, Mr

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- Angela Merkel said he wanted to lower trade barriers.
- Barack Obama said he wanted to lower trade barriers.
- Camp David said he wanted to lower trade barriers.
- Canada said he wanted to lower trade barriers.
- David Cameron said he wanted to lower trade barriers.
- EU said he wanted to lower trade barriers.
- Euro said he wanted to lower trade barriers.
- Eurogeddon said he wanted to lower trade barriers.
- Francois Hollande said he wanted to lower trade barriers.
- G8 said he wanted to lower trade barriers.
- George Osborne said he wanted to lower trade barriers.
- Italy said he wanted to lower trade barriers.
- Mario Monti said he wanted to lower trade barriers.
- Stephen Harper said he wanted to lower trade barriers.
- Tories said he wanted to lower trade barriers.
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David Cameron said he wanted to lower trade barriers.