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(CNN) -- ABC's reconstruction of "The View" involves not just new co-hosts like Rosie O'Donnell but a new producer, too, sources say: Bill Wolff. Wolff, the executive producer of "The Rachel Maddow Show" and the vice president of MSNBC's prime-time programming, will be running ABC's reboot of "The View," according to people with direct knowledge of the plan. Wolff is expected to replace Bill Geddie, who has run the talk show since its inception in 1997. A spokeswoman for "The View" did not respond to a request for comment. ABC has said the talk show "will be moving in an exciting new direction next season," without sharing any details.

Geddie is the other co-creator, and speculation about his future has swirled all summer, especially in light of

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- ABC's comments that it planned to "evolve the show creatively."
- Bill Geddie's comments that it planned to "evolve the show creatively."
- Bill Wolff's comments that it planned to "evolve the show creatively."
- CNN's comments that it planned to "evolve the show creatively."
- MSNBC's comments that it planned to "evolve the show creatively."
- NBC's comments that it planned to "evolve the show creatively."
- Rachel Maddow Show's comments that it planned to "evolve the show creatively."
- Rosie O'Donnell's comments that it planned to "evolve the show creatively."
- The View's comments that it planned to "evolve the show creatively."
- Wolff's comments that it planned to "evolve the show creatively."
Answer: ABC's comments that it planned to "evolve the show creatively."
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(CNN) -- Officials on Monday lifted evacuation orders that had sent hundreds of residents fleeing parts of Amarillo, Texas, as two wildfires approached Sunday. In all, 12 homes were destroyed, they said. The Pitt Road Fire, on Amarillo's south side, destroyed five homes and eight outbuildings and damaged four other homes, but was 100% contained Monday, said April Phillips with the Texas Forest Service. She estimated the fire burned 150 to 200 acres. The Stone Ridge Fire, in the north, destroyed seven homes and 11 outbuildings and scorched 1,243 acres, but was fully contained Monday evening, said Tim Evans, a public information officer for the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service. Three people suffered minor injuries, he said.

The current wildfire season is one of the worst in

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- Amarillo history.
- CNN history.
- Department of Agriculture Forest Service history.
- Phillips history.
- Pitt Road Fire history.
- Stone Ridge Fire history.
- Texas history.
- Texas Forest Service history.
- Tim Evans history.
- U.S. history.
Answer: Texas history.
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(CNN)The world's most populous country also has the largest -- and fastest growing -- online population. China has now surpassed 649 million users, outnumbering the entire U.S. population two to one, according to official figures released Tuesday. The China Internet Network Information Center's (CNNIC) 35th "China Internet Development Statistics Report," documents online usage in the country for 2014, and identified the staggering number of connected Chinese citizens. The growth of mobile internet is largely credited for the increase, with 80% of users -- 557 million -- using smartphones and tablets to connect. However, the rate of growth is slowing somewhat, the report said, with 31 million new users added in 2014 compared to 54 million in 2013.

READ MORE: China crackdown makes it harder to get around the

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- CNN
- CNNIC
- China
- China Internet Development Statistics Report
- China Internet Network Information Center
- Chinese
- Great Firewall
- U.S.
Answer: Great Firewall
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Washington (CNN) -- Texas GOP upstart Ted Cruz claimed victory Tuesday with a familiar tea party rallying cry. "Millions of Texans and Americans are rising up to reclaim our country, to defend liberty and to restore the Constitution," he told supporters. Cruz claims victory in Texas runoff A 41-year-old, first-time candidate, Cruz walloped the well-funded Republican establishment candidate, Texas Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, in Tuesday's GOP Senate primary runoff. He did so by vowing to stand by his tea party principles. "Politicians cut deals; principled conservatives deliver," is the way a Cruz television ad summed up his message. Democratic Senate leaders reacted to Cruz's primary win with a warning: If he wins the general election in November, gridlock in the Senate will be even worse than it is now.

The

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- Americans was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.
- CNN was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.
- Constitution was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.
- Cruz was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.
- David Dewhurst was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.
- DeMint was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.
- Democratic was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.
- Democrats was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.
- GOP was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.
- GOP Senate was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.
- Millions of Texans was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.
- Republican was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.
- Senate was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.
- Tea party was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.
- Ted Cruz was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.
- Texas was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.
- Texas GOP Senate was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.
- Washington was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.
Answer:
GOP Senate was already bound to be a more polarized place next year because so many moderates chose to leave.