Question: Let's complete this passage.
Matt Lauer is denying claims that he had an affair with celebrity chef Giada De Laurentis. The married Today show host said he never had a sexual relationship with the 44-year-old and says their long-term friendship is why they have been recently spotted together. He hit out at allegations that he was one of the reasons why the celebrity chef had recently split from her husband. De Laurentis also denies the claim. Speaking to TMZ following his arrival at LAX on Saturday, he said: 'There is no truth to that story.' 'From the horse's mouth we have been friends for 10 years and more importantly I feel bad for what she has been going through.'

Giada admitted she had met

OPTIONS:
- De Laurentis in the past but insisted it was nothing more than a brief introduction and she hadn't seen him in three years before the alleged fling took place.
- Giada De Laurentis in the past but insisted it was nothing more than a brief introduction and she hadn't seen him in three years before the alleged fling took place.
- John Mayer in the past but insisted it was nothing more than a brief introduction and she hadn't seen him in three years before the alleged fling took place.
- LAX in the past but insisted it was nothing more than a brief introduction and she hadn't seen him in three years before the alleged fling took place.
- Matt Lauer in the past but insisted it was nothing more than a brief introduction and she hadn't seen him in three years before the alleged fling took place.
- TMZ in the past but insisted it was nothing more than a brief introduction and she hadn't seen him in three years before the alleged fling took place.
- Todd Thompson in the past but insisted it was nothing more than a brief introduction and she hadn't seen him in three years before the alleged fling took place.
Answer: John Mayer in the past but insisted it was nothing more than a brief introduction and she hadn't seen him in three years before the alleged fling took place.

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The New York police officer who held Eric Garner in the chokehold that killed him has been sued three times for allegedly violating the constitutional rights of other blacks he and fellow cops arrested. A 2013 federal court lawsuit alleges that Daniel Pantaleo, 29, and at least four other officers subjected Darren Collins and Tommy Rice to 'humiliating and unlawful strip searches in public view'. Collins and Rice were handcuffed and searched for drugs after being arrested on Staten Island in March 2012. Charges against the two men were ultimately dismissed. Scroll down for video Eric Garner's death pushed politicians to talk about the need for better police training, body cameras and changes in the grand jury process to restore faith in the legal system

'Honestly, I think from the beginning I had no faith in

OPTIONS:
- Collins prosecuting anybody from Staten Island.'
- Daniel Pantaleo prosecuting anybody from Staten Island.'
- Darren Collins prosecuting anybody from Staten Island.'
- Eric Garner prosecuting anybody from Staten Island.'
- Kenneth Collins prosecuting anybody from Staten Island.'
- New York prosecuting anybody from Staten Island.'
- Pantaleo prosecuting anybody from Staten Island.'
- Rice prosecuting anybody from Staten Island.'
- Rylawn Walker prosecuting anybody from Staten Island.'
- Staten Island prosecuting anybody from Staten Island.'
- Tommy Rice prosecuting anybody from Staten Island.'

Answer: Staten Island prosecuting anybody from Staten Island.'

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The spokeswoman for Anthony Weiner's mayoral campaign is trying to laugh off her vitriolic rant against a former intern, whom she branded a 'fame-hungry b****' and a 'sl**bag.' Barbara Morgan has apologized for the comments she made about Olivia Nuzzi to the blog Talking Points Memo, and said she thought her comments were off the record. But she tried to shrug off the shocking slurs by tweeted a picture of a 'swear jar' full of cash and a credit card. 'Not my best day yesterday. Should've known better, been better. Gotta pay up,' she wrote. Scroll down for video

Morgan went on to suggest in her conversation to

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Weiner that
- Barbara Morgan that
- Hillary Clinton that
- Huma Abedin that
- Monica that
- Morgan that
- New York that
- Nuzzi that
- Olivia Nuzzi that
- Talking Points Memo that
- Weiner that

ANS: Talking Points Memo that

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(CNN) -- Many boxers have aspired to be the next Julio Cesar Chavez, but only one man was born to be. His dad is an icon, a tiny man who cast a huge shadow. A man who lifted the entire nation of Mexico with his hands. And despite his 46 victories without a defeat, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. still has to answer the questions about his famous father, still has to punch through the skepticism, still has to face opponents who he says underestimate him because just they don't think he's as good as his dad. "I can't help that people say that stuff about me. I am the son, and that is who I am," the 26-year-old said last week. "He is my dad, but little by little, I have proven myself. I have proven it in the ring."
To which
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- CNN retorted, "I will never stop being my father's son."
- Chavez Jr. retorted, "I will never stop being my father's son."
- Julio Cesar Chavez retorted, "I will never stop being my father's son."
- Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. retorted, "I will never stop being my father's son."
- Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. retorted, "I will never stop being my father's son."
- Martinez retorted, "I will never stop being my father's son."
- Mexico retorted, "I will never stop being my father's son."
- Sergio Martinez retorted, "I will never stop being my father's son."

Answer:
Chavez Jr. retorted, "I will never stop being my father's son."

By Alex Ward PUBLISHED: 12:00 EST, 27 July 2012 | UPDATED: 02:40 EST, 30 July 2012 The Pentagon has announced that the biggest conventional bomb ever made is ready just as revelations that Iran is working on a secret nuclear weapon in bunkers, the bomb's perfect target. The Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) is designed to destroy huge underground targets and at 30,000 pounds and more than 20 feet long, it is six times the weight of the previous ‘bunker-busting’ weapons. The announcement of the Pentagon’s $330 million spend on MOPs comes less than a week after a UN agency warned of Iran’s secret nuclear weapon plans.

Earlier this year the Pentagon redirected $120 million from other weapon programs to

OPTIONS:
- Alex Ward.
- Iran.
- MOP.
- MOPs.
- Massive Ordnance Penetrator.
- Pentagon.
- UN.
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MOP.