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By Dan Bloom Beware any lady who invites a One Direction member to her home - their fans are famously protective. But they might make an exception for this one. The Queen gave Niall Horan the star treatment today after he was included in a list of Irish cultural heroes at Buckingham Palace. And the thrilled 20-year-old didn't let his age knock his confidence, joking: 'I might ask her if she wants to come to a show.' Scroll down for video One's Direction: The Queen was all smiles when she met the 20-year-old pop sensation Niall Horan at a reception today to recognise those who have enriched Irish culture. He was by far the youngest there

Palace spokesman said the

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- Buckingham Palace President's visit next month was 'both exceptional and historical'.
- Cork President's visit next month was 'both exceptional and historical'.
- Dan Bloom President's visit next month was 'both exceptional and historical'.
- Imelda May President's visit next month was 'both exceptional and historical'.
- Ireland President's visit next month was 'both exceptional and historical'.
- Irish President's visit next month was 'both exceptional and historical'.
- Louis Walsh President's visit next month was 'both exceptional and historical'.
- Niall Horan President's visit next month was 'both exceptional and historical'.
- One Direction President's visit next month was 'both exceptional and historical'.
- Queen President's visit next month was 'both exceptional and historical'.
- UK President's visit next month was 'both exceptional and historical'.
Answer: Irish President's visit next month was 'both exceptional and historical'.

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Pretoria, South Africa (CNN) -- Prosecutors trying to prove that Oscar Pistorius murdered his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp appeared to have won a round on Tuesday morning, but it was the defense team that was smiling by the end of the day. Tuesday's testimony began with the expert who conducted the autopsy on Steenkamp, Gert Saayman. He backed two key points of the state's case. He estimated that Steenkamp had eaten about two hours before she died, which contradicts Pistorius' version of events, and he said that the victim would have been able to scream after the first two bullets hit her, as the prosecution argues.

"I think it would be somewhat abnormal if one did not scream when sustaining a wound of this nature,"

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- CNN testified of the "particularly devastating" injury to Steenkamp's right arm.
- Gert Saayman testified of the "particularly devastating" injury to Steenkamp's right arm.
- Oscar Pistorius testified of the "particularly devastating" injury to Steenkamp's right arm.
- Pistorius testified of the "particularly devastating" injury to Steenkamp's right arm.
- Pretoria testified of the "particularly devastating" injury to Steenkamp's right arm.
- Reeva Steenkamp testified of the "particularly devastating" injury to Steenkamp's right arm.
- South Africa testified of the "particularly devastating" injury to Steenkamp's right arm.
- Steenkamp testified of the "particularly devastating" injury to Steenkamp's right arm.

Answer: Gert Saayman testified of the "particularly devastating" injury to Steenkamp's right arm.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

(CNN)  -- Low visibility caused by mist and sand created poor flying conditions for the pilot of an Afriqiyah Airways flight that crashed just before landing in Tripoli, Libyan sources with knowledge of the investigation said Saturday. The plane, an Airbus A330-200, originated in Johannesburg, South Africa, and was at the end of its nearly nine-hour flight when it crashed Wednesday. All but one of the 104 passengers on board were killed. The sources said that as the pilot approached Tripoli International Airport, he took the plane off auto-pilot hoping to manually land the aircraft. He realized he was in trouble and tried to pull the plane up and turn the auto-pilot back on to give it another try, the sources said.

More than two-thirds of the passengers killed in the plane crash were

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- Afriqiyah Airways, the ministry said.
- Airbus A330-200, the ministry said.
- CNN, the ministry said.
- Dutch, the ministry said.
- Family, the ministry said.
- Johannesburg, the ministry said.
- Libyan, the ministry said.
- South Africa, the ministry said.
- Tripoli, the ministry said.
- Tripoli International Airport, the ministry said.

ANS: Dutch, the ministry said.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Caroline Wozniacki came through a tough test in her first-round match at the Australian Open - but turned her attention to her beloved Liverpool afterwards as she revealed her sadness at Steven Gerrard's departure. Wozniacki was pushed hard in the first set by 18-year-old Taylor Townsend but eventually went on to secure a 7-6 (7-1), 6-2 victory to progress to the last 64 on Tuesday. But the post-match discussion was not all about tennis as Gerrard's impending summer switch to LA Galaxy was brought up in Wozniacki's press conference. VIDEO Scroll down for: Caroline Wozniacki wins 7-6, 6-2 against Taylor Townsend



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- Anfield has made 697 appearances and scored 182 goals in all competitions for Liverpool since 1998
- Australian Open has made 697 appearances and scored 182 goals in all competitions for Liverpool since 1998
- Caroline Wozniacki has made 697 appearances and scored 182 goals in all competitions for Liverpool since 1998
- Dane has made 697 appearances and scored 182 goals in all competitions for Liverpool since 1998
- Gerrard has made 697 appearances and scored 182 goals in all competitions for Liverpool since 1998
- LA Galaxy has made 697 appearances and scored 182 goals in all competitions for Liverpool since 1998
- Liverpool has made 697 appearances and scored 182 goals in all competitions for Liverpool since 1998
- Steven Gerrard has made 697 appearances and scored 182 goals in all competitions for Liverpool since 1998
- Taylor has made 697 appearances and scored 182 goals in all competitions for Liverpool since 1998
- Taylor Townsend has made 697 appearances and scored 182 goals in all competitions for Liverpool since 1998
- Wozniacki has made 697 appearances and scored 182 goals in all competitions for Liverpool since 1998

ANS:
Gerrard has made 697 appearances and scored 182 goals in all competitions for Liverpool since 1998