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(CNN) -- When Russia invaded and annexed Crimea, Western leaders warned Russia against trying the same trick in mainland Ukraine. Russia is now trying the same trick in mainland Ukraine. Over the past several days, masked, heavily armed men have seized strategic locations in eastern Ukraine. In Kharkiv, pro-Russian armed forces have occupied City Hall. In Donetsk, they have taken control of the regional legislature building and the interior ministry. In Luhansk, they have taken the compound of the state security agency. In the city of Kramatorsk, in the Donetsk region, armed men shot their way into police headquarters. Cell phone towers are being toppled through the area, according to Ukraine's acting interior minister, apparently with a view to silencing nonmilitary communications.

In

OPTIONS:
- CNN, Russian intervention has been followed by a campaign of "disappearances" of opposition and potential opposition figures.
- City Hall, Russian intervention has been followed by a campaign of "disappearances" of opposition and potential opposition figures.
- Crimea, Russian intervention has been followed by a campaign of "disappearances" of opposition and potential opposition figures.
- David Frum, Russian intervention has been followed by a campaign of "disappearances" of opposition and potential opposition figures.
- Donetsk, Russian intervention has been followed by a campaign of "disappearances" of opposition and potential opposition figures.
- Europe, Russian intervention has been followed by a campaign of "disappearances" of opposition and potential opposition figures.
- Frum, Russian intervention has been followed by a campaign of "disappearances" of opposition and potential opposition figures.
- Kharkiv, Russian intervention has been followed by a campaign of "disappearances" of opposition and potential opposition figures.
- Kramatorsk, Russian intervention has been followed by a campaign of "disappearances" of opposition and potential opposition figures.
- Luhansk, Russian intervention has been followed by a campaign of "disappearances" of opposition and potential opposition figures.
- NATO, Russian intervention has been followed by a campaign of "disappearances" of opposition and potential opposition figures.
- Russia, Russian intervention has been followed by a campaign of "disappearances" of opposition and potential opposition figures.
- Russian, Russian intervention has been followed by a campaign of "disappearances" of opposition and potential opposition figures.
- Ukraine, Russian intervention has been followed by a campaign of "disappearances" of opposition and potential opposition figures.
- West, Russian intervention has been followed by a campaign of "disappearances" of opposition and potential opposition figures.
- Western, Russian intervention has been followed by a campaign of "disappearances" of opposition and potential opposition figures.
- pro-Russian, Russian intervention has been followed by a campaign of "disappearances" of opposition and potential opposition figures.
Answer: Crimea, Russian intervention has been followed by a campaign of "disappearances" of opposition and potential opposition figures.

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British militants are using a sophisticated ‘dead letter box’ system to smuggle their way into Syria and Iraq to fight for Islamic State. Terrorist handlers are employing ‘silent’ email addresses that never actually send messages, but instead contain instructions in the ‘drafts’ folder. Would-be fighters are then moved from Europe undetected across the Turkish border to training camps in Syria. Trail to terror: One man crosses the porous border between Turkey and Syria. An estimated 500 Britons have travelled to Syria and Iraq to fight and more than 250 are thought to have returned to the UK Turkish authorities believe up to 20 Britons are currently waiting in safe houses or hotels for the signal to cross over into Syria.

Some are said to be trading passports with fellow fighters of similar age and appearance to use when leaving

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- British, in order to confuse the security services.
- Britons, in order to confuse the security services.
- Europe, in order to confuse the security services.
- Iraq, in order to confuse the security services.
- Islamic State, in order to confuse the security services.
- Syria, in order to confuse the security services.
- Syrian, in order to confuse the security services.
- Turkey, in order to confuse the security services.
- Turkish, in order to confuse the security services.
- UK, in order to confuse the security services.

Answer: Turkey, in order to confuse the security services.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

Holiday makers wanting to get away from the pressures – and privileges – of modern life might consider staying at this forest hut hotel in Sweden. Visitors to the Kolarbyn Eco-Lodge, in Skinnskatteberg, near Stockholm, Sweden, have to chop their own wood, fetch water and even wash dirty dishes in a nearby spring. But although the idea of living like Robin Hood's men in Sherwood Forest might sound appealing, with no electricity or showers, the trip could prove a challenge. Holiday makers wishing to escape the pressures - and privileges - of modern life might consider staying at this forest hut hotel in Sweden

The hotel is just two hours’ drive from

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- Kolarbyn Eco-Lodge and can also be reached by public transport.
- Robin Hood and can also be reached by public transport.
- Sherwood Forest and can also be reached by public transport.
- Skinnskatteberg and can also be reached by public transport.
- Stockholm and can also be reached by public transport.
- Sweden and can also be reached by public transport.

ANS: Stockholm and can also be reached by public transport.

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Baluchistan, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistan is taking a page from America's counterinsurgency playbook in trying to win the hearts and the minds of those who might otherwise join Taliban militants or Balochistan nationalists against its military. Balochistan province -- Pakistan's largest and one of its most troubled -- is home to a nationalist insurgency and an increasingly violent Taliban presence. The sight of Baloch troops marching in the Pakistani army might have been unimaginable three years ago, but recruits are now training to fight for the army, not against it. More than 3,500 such troops have been recruited since 2007, commanders say.
The alienation led to calls for independence -- the
OPTIONS:
- America nationalist movement.
- Baloch nationalist movement.
- Balochistan nationalist movement.
- Baluchistan nationalist movement.
- CNN nationalist movement.
- Pakistan nationalist movement.
- Pakistani nationalist movement.
- Taliban nationalist movement.

Answer:
Balochistan nationalist movement.

QUES: A COMPLETION PROBLEM. 

By Mail Foreign Service PUBLISHED: 11:09 EST, 4 April 2013 | UPDATED: 20:05 EST, 4 April 2013 A close political ally of  French Socialist president Francois Hollande has two accounts in an offshore tax haven, it emerged yesterday. The embarrassing financial arrangements of Jean-Jacques Augier, who made millions as a publisher, are a fresh blow to a left-wing  government committed to sky high taxes for the rich. It follows the departure of Mr  Hollande’s budget minister Jerome Cahuzac after it emerged that he had kept a secret bank account in Switzerland with £500,000. Tax efficient: French Prsident Francois Hollande and businessman Jean-Jacques Augier who helped sweep him into power

Embattled: Mr Hollande yesterday broadcast a hastily recorded televised address in a desperate bid to contain the widening firestorm caused by revelations about the financial affairs of members of his

OPTIONS:
- Cayman Islands
- Francois Hollande
- French
- French Socialist
- Hollande
- Jean-Jacques Augier
- Jerome Cahuzac
- Mail Foreign Service
- Socialist
- Swiss
- Switzerland

ANS:
French Socialist