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London (CNN) -- Steven Spielberg's political drama "Lincoln" on Wednesday led the field with 10 Bafta nominations, along with Tom Hooper's film version of the long-running stage musical "Les Miserables" and Ang Lee's "Life of Pi," which both have nine nods. The three are in the running for best film in the British movie awards, along with "Argo," (seven nominations) a thriller set during the Iran hostage crisis, and "Zero Dark Thirty," (five nods) directed by Katheryn Bigelow -- the only woman to win a best director Oscar -- about the hunt for Osama bin Laden. Daniel Day-Lewis is nominated for best actor for his role as the U.S. president who led his country during the civil war and worked to end slavery.

The nominations are viewed as one of the indicators for success in the

OPTIONS:
- Ang Lee, which will be announced Thursday.
- Argo, which will be announced Thursday.
- Bafta, which will be announced Thursday.
- British, which will be announced Thursday.
- CNN, which will be announced Thursday.
- Daniel Day-Lewis, which will be announced Thursday.
- Helen Mirren, which will be announced Thursday.
- Hitchcock, which will be announced Thursday.
- Iran, which will be announced Thursday.
- Katheryn Bigelow, which will be announced Thursday.
- Les Miserables, which will be announced Thursday.
- Life of Pi, which will be announced Thursday.
- Lincoln, which will be announced Thursday.
- London, which will be announced Thursday.
- Osama bin Laden, which will be announced Thursday.
- Oscar, which will be announced Thursday.
- Steven Spielberg, which will be announced Thursday.
- Tom Hooper, which will be announced Thursday.
- U.S., which will be announced Thursday.
- Zero Dark Thirty, which will be announced Thursday.
Answer: Oscar, which will be announced Thursday.
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By Dan Bloom For Mailonline A man saved his best friend's life after a holiday heart attack - by burning his flip-flops to grab the attention of a rescue helicopter. Fishing harbour workers Rich Jago and John Peplow had just set up camp on a remote beach near Rock, Cornwall, when 51-year-old Mr Peplow was struck by sudden chest pains. Quick-thinking Mr Jago called 999 and performed first aid despite not doing so since he was a child, before burning his sandals on a fire to draw the attention of an RAF rescue helicopter. Friends for life! Rich Jago (left) saved his friend John Peplow (right) after he collapsed of a heart attack on a remote Cornish beach - by burning his flip-flops to grab the attention of an RAF rescue helicopter

Mr

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- Cornish added: 'I would like to thank everyone who helped save my life.
- Cornwall added: 'I would like to thank everyone who helped save my life.
- Dan Bloom For Mailonline added: 'I would like to thank everyone who helped save my life.
- Grateful added: 'I would like to thank everyone who helped save my life.
- Jago added: 'I would like to thank everyone who helped save my life.
- John Peplow added: 'I would like to thank everyone who helped save my life.
- Peplow added: 'I would like to thank everyone who helped save my life.
- RAF added: 'I would like to thank everyone who helped save my life.
- Rich Jago added: 'I would like to thank everyone who helped save my life.
- Rock added: 'I would like to thank everyone who helped save my life.
Answer: John Peplow added: 'I would like to thank everyone who helped save my life.
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By Peter Campbell PUBLISHED: 11:57 EST, 12 November 2012 | UPDATED: 04:11 EST, 13 November 2012 The 'immoral' tricks used by corporate giants to avoid UK tax were laid bare yesterday.Executives from Google, Starbucks and Amazon revealed how they base operations offshore and route profits to tax havens. They had been summoned by MPs to explain why they contribute little or nothing to the Treasury's coffers. In a three-hour inquisition: Troy Alstead, global chief financial officer at Starbucks, was told his defence that the coffee chain continually made a loss in Britain 'just doesn't ring true' The legal ruses deployed by the three US firms have caused outrage because ordinary taxpayers are left to make up the difference.

There are over 17,009

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- Amazon coffee shops across the world.
- Bermuda coffee shops across the world.
- Britain coffee shops across the world.
- Dutch coffee shops across the world.
- European coffee shops across the world.
- Google coffee shops across the world.
- Luxembourg coffee shops across the world.
- MPs coffee shops across the world.
- Margaret Hodge coffee shops across the world.
- Peter Campbell coffee shops across the world.
- Starbucks coffee shops across the world.
- Swiss coffee shops across the world.
- Switzerland coffee shops across the world.
- Treasury coffee shops across the world.
- Troy Alstead coffee shops across the world.
- UK coffee shops across the world.
- US coffee shops across the world.
- yesterday.Executives coffee shops across the world.
Answer: Starbucks coffee shops across the world.
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(CNN) -- European leaders meeting in Brussels Thursday need to send Russia an unmistakeable signal that its military intervention in Ukraine will not be tolerated. The consequences of failing to act firmly would have a negative impact far beyond the European Union's eastern neighborhood. One country waiting quietly to see if Vladimir Putin gets away with his de facto land grab in Crimea is China, a growing military power locked in a series of territorial disputes with the countries around it. There is too much at stake for the lesson that borders can be unilaterally changed by force to be allowed to stand.

If Russia won't be a good neighbor, the EU should help

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- Brussels to move on regardless.
- CNN to move on regardless.
- China to move on regardless.
- Clark to move on regardless.
- Crimea to move on regardless.
- David Clark to move on regardless.
- Europe to move on regardless.
- European to move on regardless.
- European Union to move on regardless.
- Putin to move on regardless.
- Russia to move on regardless.
- Ukraine to move on regardless.
- Vladimir Putin to move on regardless.
Answer:
Ukraine to move on regardless.