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Charlottesville, Virginia (CNN) -- The man charged with the abduction of University of Virginia student Hannah Graham was also investigated for alleged sexual assault when he was in college over a decade ago. A "criminal incident information" report released Wednesday by Christopher Newport University in Newport News, Virginia, said the alleged incident involving Jesse Matthew took place on September 7, 2003. Matthew quit the school's football team five days later and left the school in mid-October. The university said federal student record privacy laws limited the amount of information it could provide publicly. "The University is fully cooperating with law enforcement agencies," a statement said. "The success of the criminal investigation is paramount at this time."

Authorities check unsolved cases for ties to

OPTIONS:
- CNN disappearance
- Charlottesville disappearance
- Christopher Newport University disappearance
- Hannah Graham disappearance
- Jesse Matthew disappearance
- Matthew disappearance
- Newport News disappearance
- University of Virginia disappearance
- Virginia disappearance
Answer: Hannah Graham disappearance

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By Steve Robson PUBLISHED: 18:36 EST, 22 January 2013 | UPDATED: 08:48 EST, 23 January 2013 British engineers are leading pioneering research to see if train carriages can be 'bomb-proofed' to reduce the carnage caused by terrorist attacks such as the 7/7 bombings. The European project was set up to examine ways to make tube systems more resistant to the kinds of bomb blasts which caused devastation in London and Madrid. After three years of research, experts at the SecureMetro can now offer the rail industry advice on how to better protect passengers. Scroll down for video Researchers used high-speed cameras to film a controlled explosion in a prototype rail carriage

The British-led project aims to find ways to reduce carnage such as this from the 7/7 bombings in

OPTIONS:
- British
- Conor O'Neil
- European
- London
- Madrid
- SecureMetro
- Steve Robson
- Tube train

Answer: London

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(CNN)In a world where the niche-hip is elevated to cultural elite on a weekly basis, it was probably inevitable: the humble taco truck has gone Hollywood. With the 2014 release of his critically acclaimed film, "Chef," writer, director, actor Jon Favreau ("Iron Man," "The Wolf of Wall Street," "Swingers") tracks the journey of a fictional food truck and its quick-tempered chef on its rise from Miami obscurity peddling Cubano sandwiches to a place in the Los Angeles culinary pantheon. If you think this is a quaint little movie about a minor trend, consider the group that showed up at its table.

The parking lot, which Favreau calls "ground zero of the

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- Brig food truck movement," is where Choi first parked his Kogi truck in Los Angeles.
- CNN food truck movement," is where Choi first parked his Kogi truck in Los Angeles.
- Cubano food truck movement," is where Choi first parked his Kogi truck in Los Angeles.
- Hollywood food truck movement," is where Choi first parked his Kogi truck in Los Angeles.
- Iron Man food truck movement," is where Choi first parked his Kogi truck in Los Angeles.
- Jon Favreau food truck movement," is where Choi first parked his Kogi truck in Los Angeles.
- Kogi food truck movement," is where Choi first parked his Kogi truck in Los Angeles.
- Korean food truck movement," is where Choi first parked his Kogi truck in Los Angeles.
- L.A. food truck movement," is where Choi first parked his Kogi truck in Los Angeles.
- Los Angeles food truck movement," is where Choi first parked his Kogi truck in Los Angeles.
- Miami food truck movement," is where Choi first parked his Kogi truck in Los Angeles.
- Roy Choi food truck movement," is where Choi first parked his Kogi truck in Los Angeles.
- The Wolf food truck movement," is where Choi first parked his Kogi truck in Los Angeles.
- Venice Beach food truck movement," is where Choi first parked his Kogi truck in Los Angeles.
- Wall Street food truck movement," is where Choi first parked his Kogi truck in Los Angeles.
Answer:
L.A. food truck movement," is where Choi first parked his Kogi truck in Los Angeles.