A. Spain
B. Brazil
C. England
D. USA

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A. Ghulam Nabi Memon
B. Mushtaq Mehar
C. Rif­fat Mukhtar Raja
D. None of These

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A. China
B. Japan
C. South Korea
D. Russia

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A. 4
B. 5
C. 6
D. 7

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A. Carlos Alcaraz
B. Novak Djokovic
C. Rafael Nadal
D. Roger Federer

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A. Bahrain
B. Qatar
C. Oman
D. Kuwait

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A.  Saint Petersburg
B.  Mumbai
C.  Beijing
D. Johannesburg 

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A. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce
B. Tamari Davis
C. Sha’Carri Richardson 
D. Marie-Josee Ta Lou

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A. Russia
B. China
C. India
D. None of These

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A. China
B. Russia
C. India
D. USA

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A. Recep Tayyip Erdogan
B. Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
C. Shehbaz Sharif
D. Hakan Fidan

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan appealed for unity as he was sworn in for a third consecutive term on Saturday after winning a runoff election.

A. 288
B. 803
C. 120
D. None of These

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At least 288 people have died in India’s worst rail accident in over two decades, officials said on Saturday, after a passenger train went off the tracks and hit another one in the east of the country.

One train in Friday’s accident also hit a freight train parked nearby in the district of Balasore in Odisha state in the east of the country, leaving a tangled mess of smashed rail cars and injuring 803.

The death toll has reached 288, said KS Anand, chief public relations officer of the South Eastern Railway.

A. Mumbai
B. New Delhi
C. Balasore
D. Odisha

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At least 288 people have died in India’s worst rail accident in over two decades, officials said on Saturday, after a passenger train went off the tracks and hit another one in the east of the country.

One train in Friday’s accident also hit a freight train parked nearby in the district of Balasore in Odisha state in the east of the country, leaving a tangled mess of smashed rail cars and injuring 803.

A. Up to 10 years in prison
B. Up to 5 years in prison
C. Monetary fine
D. Community service

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WHAT CHARGES DOES TRUMP FACE?
The most serious charges are 31 counts brought under the Espionage Act, which criminalizes the unauthorized possession of national defense information. It is punishable by up to 10 years in prison.

The World War One era law predates classification of documents but makes it a crime to willfully retain national defense information that could be useful to foreign adversaries. Courts have ruled that the information must be “closely held.”

A. Mishandling US government secrets
B. Obstructing justice
C. Making false statements
D. All of the above

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A. Singwan area of Kech district
B. Panjgur district
C. Dera Ghazi Khan
D. Jhal Magsi

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Two soldiers were martyred when terrorists attacked a security forces’ check post in the Singwan area of Balochistan’s Kech district along the Pakistan-Iran border, the military’s media affairs wing said on Thursday.

According to a statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), a group of terrorists opened fire at a check post.

“Since troops at the post were already alert, they responded gallantly with all available weapons, and a heavy fire exchange ensued,” it said.

The ISPR stated that the security forces successfully pushed the terrorists back. However, during the “intense exchange of fire”, 34-year-old Sepoy Hasnain Ishtiaq, a resident of Dera Ghazi Khan, and 27-year-old Sepoy Inayatullah, hailing from Jhal Magsi, embraced martyrdom.

A. 1
B. 2
C. 4
D. None of These

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Two soldiers were martyred when terrorists attacked a security forces’ check post in the Singwan area of Balochistan’s Kech district along the Pakistan-Iran border, the military’s media affairs wing said on Thursday.

According to a statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), a group of terrorists opened fire at a check post.

“Since troops at the post were already alert, they responded gallantly with all available weapons, and a heavy fire exchange ensued,” it said.

The ISPR stated that the security forces successfully pushed the terrorists back. However, during the “intense exchange of fire”, 34-year-old Sepoy Hasnain Ishtiaq, a resident of Dera Ghazi Khan, and 27-year-old Sepoy Inayatullah, hailing from Jhal Magsi, embraced martyrdom.

A. Shryaa Roy
B. Nadia khan
C. Alina Khan
D. None of These

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A. It would lead to economic instability
B. It would have far-reaching repercussions for the state
C. It would create sympathy for the protesters
D. It would violate the Constitution

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PPP Senator Raza Rabbani said on Tuesday that while it was important that those involved in May 9 riots be brought to justice, trying civilians under army laws should be avoided as it would have “far-reaching repercussions for the state”.