( CNN ) Kim Jong Un is sending his younger sister to South Korea for the Winter Olympics , the first time any member of the Kim dynasty has visited the country .

Question: Who is sending someone?

Kim Jong Un

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his younger sister

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to South Korea

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South Korea

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for the Winter Olympics

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the Winter Olympics

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any member of the Kim dynasty

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the country


South Korea 's Unification Ministry said in a statement that Kim Yo Jong will be joining North Korea 's high - level delegation to the South , headed by Kim Yong Nam , president of North Korea 's parliament .

Question: Who said something?

South Korea 's Unification Ministry

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in a statement

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Kim Yo Jong

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North Korea 's high - level delegation

Question: What was headed?

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Kim Yong Nam


The 30-year - old , who has seen her profile rise steadily since 2014 , was last year promoted to North Korea 's Politburo .

Question: Who has seen something?

The 30-year - old

Question: What has someone seen?

her profile rise

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steadily

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since 2014

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The 30-year - old

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last year

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to North Korea 's Politburo

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North Korea 's Politburo


She and Kim Jong Un were born to the same mother , Ko Yong Hui .

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She and Kim Jong Un

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the same mother

the same mother , Ko Yong Hui

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Ko Yong Hui


Kim Yo Jong , right , sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un , at the official opening of the Ryomyong residential area , April 13 , 2017 .


Kim Yo Jong 's inclusion in the North Korean delegation is likely to irritate the United States , which has sent its own delegation led by Vice President Mike Pence to counter North Korea 's charm offensive .

Question: Who irritates someone?

Question: Who is being irritated?

the United States

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the United States

United States

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its own delegation

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its own delegation

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Vice President Mike Pence

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Vice President Mike Pence

Question: What did someone counter?

North Korea 's charm offensive


Last year , the US Treasury Department included Kim Yo Jong on its list of blacklisted officials .

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Last year

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the US Treasury Department

US Treasury Department

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Kim Yo Jong

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on its list of blacklisted officials

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its list of blacklisted officials

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officials


As the vice director of the Workers ' Party Propaganda and Agitation Department , she has been targeted by US sanctions .

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she

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US sanctions


On a refueling stop on his way to Asia , Pence said the aim of his trip was to show American " resolve " in rallying the international community against the Kim regime .

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On a refueling stop on his way to Asia

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Pence

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Pence

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his trip

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American " resolve

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Pence

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American

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the international community

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the Kim regime


" We 're traveling to the Olympics to make sure that North Korea does n't use the powerful symbolism and the backdrop of the Winter Olympics to paper over the truth about their regime , " Pence said .

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We

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to the Olympics

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the Olympics

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We

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sure

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North Korea

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the powerful symbolism

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North Korea

Question: What is being papered?

the truth

the truth about their regime

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Question: Who said something?

Pence


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Pence

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door open

door open for NK discussions

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Question: Who keeps something?

Pence

Question: What does someone keep?

door open

door open for NK discussions


But South Korea welcomed the announcement , saying it was " significant that Kim had included his sister in the delegation .

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South Korea

Question: What did someone welcome?

the announcement

Question: Who said something?

South Korea

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the announcement

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Kim

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his sister

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his sister in the delegation


" We believe that the North 's announcement of the delegation shows its willingness to ease tensions on the Korean peninsula along with a message of celebration for the PyeongChang Olympic Winter Games , " it said in a statement .

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We

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Question: What shows something?

Question: What does something show?

its willingness to ease tensions

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the delegation

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tensions

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on the Korean peninsula

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Question: Who said something?

it

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in a statement


" It is significant that the delegation also includes Kim Yo Jong , who is Chairman Kim Jong Un 's sister and holds an important position in the Workers ' Party of Korea . "

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the delegation

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Kim Yo Jong

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Kim Yo Jong

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an important position

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in the Workers ' Party of Korea


Shadowy figure Like most members of the Kim clan , little is known about Kim Yo Jong beyond her official rank .

Question: What is known?

little

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Kim Yo Jong


According to NK Leadership Watch , she is a close aide of her brother 's " and since his accession manages his public events , itineraries and logistical needs , among other tasks .

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NK Leadership Watch

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she is a close aide of her brother 's

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his accession

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his public events


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Joint Korean ice hockey team

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Joint Korean ice hockey team

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first game

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Joint Korean ice hockey team

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Joint Korean ice hockey team

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first game

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She was promoted to the country 's Politburo as an alternate member in October .

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She

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to the country 's Politburo

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the country 's Politburo

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as an alternate member

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in October

October


Born September 26 , 1987 , Kim Yo Jong studied in Switzerland like her brother and is believed to have attended Kim Il Sung University and a western European school for her higher education .

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September 26 , 1987

Question: Who was bornt?

Kim Yo Jong

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September 26 , 1987

Question: Who studied somewhere?

Kim Yo Jong

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in Switzerland

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like her brother

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September 26 , 1987

Question: Who is believed to do something?

Kim Yo Jong

Question: What is someone believed to do?

Question: Who attended something?

Kim Yo Jong

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Kim Il Sung University

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for her higher education


Her position is such that , according to a Seoul - based think tank run by North Korean defectors , Kim Yo Jong briefly took charge of the country while her brother was reportedly ill with gout or diabetes in late 2014 .

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a Seoul - based think tank

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Question: Where was someone based?

Seoul

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think tank

tank

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a Seoul - based think tank

tank

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North Korean defectors

Kim Yo Jong

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Kim Yo Jong

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briefly

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charge of the country

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Hopes for a breakthrough Kim 's presence , alongside Kim Yong Nam ( no relation ) , the 90-year - old ceremonial head of state in North Korea , will raise hopes for a potential breakthrough in relations with the US .

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Question: What will someone raise?

hopes

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This week , Pence suggested he would be open to meeting North Korean politicians on the sidelines of the Olympics , saying President Donald Trump " always believes in talking .

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This week

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Pence

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This week

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Pence

he

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This week

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Pence

he

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North Korean politicians

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on the sidelines of the Olympics

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This week

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Pence

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President Donald Trump

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always

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in talking

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talking

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President Donald Trump


" North Korea can have a better future than the militaristic path , the path of provocation and confrontation that it 's on .


Better for its own people , better for the region , and better for peace , " Pence said .

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Pence


However on Wednesday he also warned the US was about to impose the " toughest and most aggressive round of economic sanctions on North Korea ever .

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on Wednesday

Wednesday

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he

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Question: Who imposed something?

the US

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" We will continue to isolate North Korea until it abandons its nuclear and ballistic missile programs once and for all , " he said .

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We

Question: What will someone continue to do?

to isolate North Korea

isolate North Korea

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We

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North Korea

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Question: When will someone isolate someone?

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North Korea

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it

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once and for all

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Question: Who said something?

he


The Vice President 's delegation includes the father of the late Otto Warmbier , an American student who died shortly after being released from North Korean custody .

Question: What includes something?

The Vice President 's delegation

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the father of the late Otto Warmbier

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Otto Warmbier

an American student

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Otto Warmbier

an American student

Question: Where was someone released?

from North Korean custody

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North Korean custody


Fred Warmbier and his wife Cindy were in the audience during US President Donald Trump 's State of the Union address last month .


They looked on tearfully as the President cited their son 's treatment as a example of the " menace that threatens our world . "

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They

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tearfully

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the President

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their son 's treatment

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the " menace

menace

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our world


The US delegation will be joined by the President 's daughter and senior advisor Ivanka Trump , who will attend the closing ceremony on February 25 , a White House official said Monday .

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The US delegation

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Question: Who would attend?

Ivanka Trump

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the closing ceremony

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on February 25

February 25

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a White House official

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Monday


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Trump

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We

Question: What does someone honor?

Otto Warmbier 's memory

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Trump

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We

Question: What does someone honor?

Otto Warmbier 's memory

Otto Warmbier 's memory 02:34


Hundreds of North Koreans have arrived in South Korea ahead of the Opening Ceremony on Friday .

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Hundreds of North Koreans

North Koreans

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in South Korea

South Korea

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ahead of the Opening Ceremony

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ahead of the Opening Ceremony on Friday

on Friday

Friday


Though only 22 athletes will compete in events , the North 's delegation will be among the largest at the Games .

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only 22 athletes

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22 athletes

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in events

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events


It includes an 114-strong art troupe and 96-crew who arrived at South Korea 's Mukho port on Wednesday aboard the Mangyongbong 92 cargo - passenger ferry .

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It

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an 114-strong art troupe and 96-crew

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on Wednesday

Wednesday

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Question: Who arrived somewhere?

an 114-strong art troupe and 96-crew

Question: Where did someone arrive?

at South Korea 's Mukho port

South Korea 's Mukho port

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on Wednesday

Wednesday

Question: How did someone arrive somewhere?


Who is North Korean pop star Hyon Song Wol ?


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Question: What isn't be watched?


Kim 's delegation includes Hyon Song Wol , the lead singer of Kim Jong Un 's favorite girl band , whose every move was followed by a insatiable South Korean press during a pre - Games tour last month .

Question: What includes something?

Kim 's delegation

Question: Who does something include?

Hyon Song Wol

Question: What was followed?

every move

Question: What was something followed by?

a insatiable South Korean press

Question: When was something followed?

during a pre - Games tour

during a pre - Games tour last month

last month


Hyon 's the closest thing North Korea has to a celebrity and her presence in Pyeongchang is an indication of how seriously North Korea is taking its Olympic diplomatic mission .

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North Korea

Question: What is someone taking?

its Olympic diplomatic mission


Kim Jong Un 's Olympic plans also include a massive military parade on Thursday through the streets of the North Korean capital Pyongyang .

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Kim Jong Un 's Olympic plans

Question: What does something include?

a massive military parade

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on Thursday

Thursday

Question: Where does something include something?


The display would be an attempt " to scare the hell out of the Americans , " a diplomatic source told CNN last month .

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The display

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Question: What did something will?

Question: What scare someone?

The display

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the hell

Question: Who is something being scared on?

the Americans

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a diplomatic source

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CNN

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last month


Image copyright KCNA Image caption Kim Yo - jong in a 2015 picture of her brother touring a military unit

Question: Who was touring something?

her brother

Question: What was someone touring?

a military unit


The influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong - un is to attend the Winter Olympic Games which open in Pyeongchang in the South on Friday , ministers in Seoul say .

Question: Who attends something?

Question: What is being attended?

the Winter Olympic Games

Question: When is someone attending something?

on Friday

Friday

Question: What opens somewhere?

the Winter Olympic Games

Winter Olympic Games

Question: Where does something open?

in Pyeongchang in the South

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on Friday

Friday

Question: Who says something?

ministers

ministers in Seoul

Question: Where does someone say something?

in Seoul


Kim Yo - jong , a senior Workers ' Party official promoted to the politburo last year , will be the first immediate Kim family member to cross the border .

Question: Who was promoted?

Kim Yo - jong

a senior Workers ' Party official

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to the politburo

Question: What was someone promoted to?

the politburo

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last year

Question: Who crossed something?

Kim Yo - jong

Kim family member

Question: What did someone cross?

the border


Both Koreas will march under one flag at the opening ceremony .

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Both Koreas

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under one flag

Question: Where will someone march?

at the opening ceremony


The North 's participation has been seen as a thawing of bilateral ties .

Question: What has been seen?

The North 's participation

Question: How has something been seen?

as a thawing of bilateral ties

Question: What has something been seen as?

a thawing of bilateral ties


However , the US , Japan and others have accused the North of using the Games for propaganda purposes .

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the US , Japan and others

Question: Who did someone accuse something?

the North

Question: What has someone accused someone of?

using the Games for propaganda purposes

Question: Who used something?

the North

Question: What was used?

the Games

Question: Why was something used?

for propaganda purposes

Question: What was someone using something for?

propaganda purposes


Believed to have been born in 1987 , she is the youngest daughter of late leader Kim Jong - il and is Kim Jong - un 's full sister .

Question: What is someone believed to do?

to have been born in 1987

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in 1987

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she

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in 1987


She is about four years younger than her brother and is said to be very close to him .

Question: Who is said to do something?

She

Question: What is someone said to do?

to be very close to him

be very close to him


She is reportedly married to the son of Choe Ryong - hae , the powerful party secretary .

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She

Question: Who is someone married to?

the son of Choe Ryong - hae


Image copyright Reuters Image caption Kim Yo - jong at the opening of a residential complex in Pyongyang in 2017 Kim Yo - jong has been in the spotlight sporadically in recent years , with her main job being to protect her brother 's image via her role in the party 's propaganda department .

Question: Who protected someone?

her

Question: What was protected?

her brother 's image

Question: How was something protected?


She remains blacklisted by the US over alleged links to human rights abuses in North Korea .

Question: Who remains something?

She

Question: What does someone remain?

blacklisted

Question: Who does someone remain something by?

the US

Question: How does someone remain something?

Question: Who is blacklisted?

She

Question: Who is someone blacklisted by?

the US

Question: Why is someone blacklisted?

Question: What was alleged?

links to human rights abuses

Question: What did someone allege?


There had been speculation Kim Yo - jong might be part of the delegation but few thought it would actually happen .

Question: Who thought something?

few

Question: What did someone thinke?

it would actually happen

Question: Who will something?

Kim Yo - jong

Question: What will something?

it

Question: Who doesn't happen?

Kim Yo - jong

Question: What doesn't happen?

it


It is being seen as a sign that Kim Jong - un is serious about improving ties with South Korea .

Question: What is seen?

It

Question: How is something seen?

Question: What is something seen as?

Question: Who is improving something?

Kim Jong - un

Question: What is being improved?

ties with South Korea


Kim Yo - jong is one of Kim Jong - un 's closest aides and some are speculating that she might be bringing a message from her brother .

Question: Who is speculating something?

Kim Yo - jong

some

Question: What is someone speculating?

Question: Who is bringing something?

she

Question: What is someone bringing?

a message

Question: Who is something being brought from?

her brother


But there could be a number of obstacles to overcome if she is to make it to Pyeongchang .

Question: What is overcome?

a number of obstacles

obstacles

Question: When is something overcome?

if she is to make it to Pyeongchang

Question: Who makes something?

she

Question: What is being made?

it

Question: Where is someone making something?

to Pyeongchang

Pyeongchang


She is targeted by US sanctions for alleged human rights abuses , although she is not on the UN Security Council travel blacklist .

Question: Who is targeted?

She

Question: What is someone targeted by?

US sanctions

Question: Why is someone targeted?

for alleged human rights abuses

Question: What is someone targeted for?

alleged human rights abuses

Question: Who alleged something?

She

Question: What was alleged?

human rights abuses


There is also the question of how she will get to the Games .

Question: Who will get somewhere?

she

Question: Where will someone get?

to the Games

Question: What will someone get to?

the Games


Seoul has had to request special permission from the US and others in the international community to allow North Korean athletes and performers to travel south by bus and ferry .

Question: Who has requested something?

Seoul

Question: What has someone requested?

special permission

Question: Why did someone request something?

Question: Who allows someone something?

Seoul

Question: Who is being allowed?

North Korean athletes and performers

Question: What is being allowed?

Question: What is someone being allowed to do?

to travel south by bus and ferry

Question: Who travels somewhere?

North Korean athletes and performers

Question: Where does someone travel?

south

Question: How does someone travel somewhere?

by bus and ferry


They may have to do so again and this time it will be for a member of Kim Jong - un 's own family .


It would be the first by a direct member of the Kim dynasty .

Question: What will to do something?

It

Question: What does something will to do?

Question: What does something will?


Chang Song - thaek , Kim Jong - un 's uncle and brother in law of Kim Jong - il , did travel to the South but did not belong to the Baekdu blood line , which is considered significant .

Question: Who traveled somewhere?

Chang Song - thaek

Question: Where did someone travel?

to the South

Question: What didn't belong to something?

Chang Song - thaek

Question: What didn't someone belong to?

the Baekdu blood line

Question: What is considered something?

the Baekdu blood line

Question: What is something considered?

significant


There is speculation in the South that this is part of Kim Yo - jong 's grooming for greater power , and that she could be bringing a letter from her brother to South Korean President Moon Jae - in , who she is likely to meet .

Question: Who is bringing something?

she

Question: What is being brought?

a letter

Question: Who is something being brought from?

her brother

Question: Who is something being brought to?

South Korean President Moon Jae

Question: Who meets?

South Korean President Moon Jae

she


It is unclear whether Kim Yo - jong will be at the opening ceremony on Friday .


Politically , four figures , including Kim Yo - jong , are key .

Question: What includes something?

four figures

Question: What does something include?

Kim Yo - jong


North Korea 's ceremonial head of state , the president of its parliament .


The diplomatically sure - footed 90-year - old has seen the rule of all three North Korean leaders and has travelled overseas before .

Question: Who has seen something?

Question: What has someone seen?

Question: Where has someone travelled?

overseas

Question: When has someone travelled somewhere?

before


The diplomatically sure - footed 90-year - old has seen the rule of all three North Korean leaders and has travelled overseas before Ri Son - gwon .

Question: Who has seen something?

Question: What has someone seen?

Question: Where has someone travelled?

overseas

Question: When has someone travelled somewhere?

before Ri Son - gwon


The head of the North Korean state agency in charge of inter - Korean affairs .


A veteran negotiator , he was North Korea 's chief delegate at the rare inter - Korean talks held in January .

Question: What was held?

the rare inter - Korean talks

rare inter - Korean talks

inter - Korean talks

Question: When was something held?

in January

January


A veteran negotiator , he was North Korea 's chief delegate at the rare inter - Korean talks held in January Choe Hwi .

Question: What was held?

the rare inter - Korean talks

rare inter - Korean talks

inter - Korean talks

Question: When was something held?

in January Choe Hwi

Question: Where was something held?

January Choe Hwi


Vice - chairman of the Central Committee of the Workers ' Party and chairman of the National Sports Guidance Committee .


Under US state department sanctions And the rest of the North Korean team ?


It 's a 280-strong delegation , most of whom arrived in the South on Wednesday .

Question: Who arrived somewhere?

a 280-strong delegation

Question: Where did someone arrive?

in the South

Question: When did someone arrive somewhere?

on Wednesday

Wednesday


Led by North Korean Sports Minister Kim Il - guk , it includes 229 cheerleaders , four officials from the National Olympic Committee , 26 taekwondo demonstrators and 21 journalists .

Question: Who led something?

Question: What includes something?

it

Question: What does something include?

229 cheerleaders


Media playback is unsupported on your device Media caption North Korean cheerleaders arrive in the South for the Games The team arrived via a western border at 09:28 local time ( 00:26 GMT ) , the Yonhap news agency reported .

Question: Who arrives somewhere?

North Korean cheerleaders

Question: Where does someone arrive?

in the South

Question: Why does someone arrive somewhere?

for the Games

Question: Who arrived?

The team

Question: Where did someone arrive?

via a western border

Question: What did someone arrive in?

a western border

Question: When did someone arrive somewhere?

at 09:28 local time ( 00:26 GMT )

Question: Who reported something?

the Yonhap news agency


Only 10 athletes will compete for the North at the Games , along with another 12 as part of a unified Korean women 's ice hockey team .

Question: Who will compete for something?

Only 10 athletes

10 athletes

Question: What will someone compete for?

the North


Drip , drip , drip of PR Michael Madden , North Korea leadership expert


In announcing its delegates both to the 2018 Winter Olympics and the inter - Korean culture events on the sidelines , Pyongyang let out the information in a slow drip .

Question: What was announced?

its delegates

Question: Who announced something?

Pyongyang

Question: Who lets up something?

Pyongyang

Question: What did someone let up?

the information

Question: How does someone let up something?

in a slow drip


Part of this is Pyongyang maximising the positive PR effects .

Question: Who is maximising something?

Pyongyang

Question: What is being maximised?

the positive PR effects


The announcement of the full delegation came following the arrival of its athletes to the Games late last week , and one day after 10 musicians arrived in South Korea .

Question: What came?

The announcement of the full delegation

Question: When did something come?

late last week

Question: What followed something?

The announcement of the full delegation

Question: What did something follow?

Question: When did something follow something?

late last week

Question: Who arrived somewhere?

10 musicians

Question: Where did someone arrive?

in South Korea

South Korea


So now North Korea has earned itself a third day of positive media coverage about its participation in the Olympics .

Question: Who has earned something?

North Korea

Question: What has someone earned?

itself

a third day of positive media coverage


Question: Who reacted?

others


The US is scornful of the North 's motives over the Olympics and is sending Vice - President Mike Pence to the opening ceremony in Pyeongchang to counter what it terms propaganda .

Question: Who is sending someone?

The US

Question: Who is someone sending?

Vice - President Mike Pence

Question: Where is someone being sent?

to the opening ceremony in Pyeongchang

Question: Where is someone sending someone?

in Pyeongchang

Question: Why is someone sending someone?

to counter what it terms propaganda

Question: Who counters something?

The US

Question: Who countered something?

Vice - President Mike Pence

Question: What is being countered?

what it terms propaganda

Question: What terms something?

it

Question: What does something term?

propaganda


Image copyright Reuters Image caption Both the US and Japan have been critical of the North 's Olympics policy " We 're travelling to the Olympics to make sure that North Korea does n't use the powerful symbolism in the backdrop of the Winter Olympics to paper over the truth about their regime , " he said .

Question: Who is travelling somewhere?

We

Question: Where is someone travelling?

to the Olympics

Question: What is someone travelling to?

the Olympics

Question: Why is someone travelling somewhere?

Question: Who makes something?

We

Question: What does someone make?

sure

Question: Who doesn't use something?

North Korea

Question: What doesn't someone use?

the powerful symbolism

Question: Where doesn't someone use something?

in the backdrop of the Winter Olympics

Question: Why doesn't someone use something?

Question: Who papered something?

North Korea

Question: What is being papered?

the truth

the truth about their regime

Question: Who said something?

he


He was in Tokyo on Wednesday and maintained the pressure , announcing that " the United States will soon unveil the toughest and most aggressive round of economic sanctions on North Korea " .

Question: Who maintained something?

He

Question: Where did someone maintain something?

in Tokyo

Tokyo

Question: When did someone maintain something?

on Wednesday

Wednesday

Question: What did someone maintain?

the pressure

Question: Who announced something?

He

Question: Where did someone announce something?

in Tokyo

Tokyo

Question: When did someone announce something?

on Wednesday

Question: What did someone announce?

Question: Who would unveil something?

the United States

Question: When will someone unveil something?

soon

Question: What would someone unveil?


Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said : " We must not be fooled by North Korea 's ' smile diplomacy ' . "

Question: Who said something?

Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga

Yoshihide Suga

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who isn't be fooled?

We

Question: What isn't someone be fooled by?

North Korea 's ' smile diplomacy


North Korea currently faces growing international pressure and sanctions over its nuclear and missile programmes .

Question: Who faces something?

North Korea

Question: What does someone face?

Question: What is growing?

North Korea

international pressure

international pressure and sanctions


Its latest ballistic missile test , on 28 November , sparked a new series of measures from the UN , targeting petrol shipments and travel for North Koreans , and a war of words between the North and US President Donald Trump .

Question: What sparked something?

Its latest ballistic missile test

Question: When did something spark something?

on 28 November

28 November

Question: What did something spark?

a new series of measures

a new series of measures from the UN

Question: When did someone target something?

on 28 November

28 November

Question: What did someone target?


Kim Jong - un then extended a New Year 's olive branch to the South over participation in the Olympics , which run from 9 to 25 February .

Question: Who extended something?

Kim Jong - un

Question: What did someone extend?

a New Year 's olive branch

Question: Where did someone extend something?

the South

Question: How did someone extend something?

over participation in the Olympics

Question: What runs?

the Olympics

Question: When does something run?

from 9 to 25 February


The perceived warming of ties has not been without difficulties , not least the North 's decision to move a military parade in Pyongyang from April to the day before the opening of the Games .

Question: What is perceived?

warming of ties

Question: Who moved something?

the North

North

Question: What was moved?

a military parade

Question: Where is something being moved?

in Pyongyang

Question: When did someone move something?


FILE - This 2015 , file photo provided by the North Korean government shows North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his sister Kim Yo Jong , left , during their visit to a military unit in North Korea .

Question: What was provided?

file photo

Question: Who provided something?

the North Korean government

Question: When does something show someone?

This 2015

Question: What shows someone?

file photo

Question: What shows something?

Question: What does something show?

Question: Who is left?

Kim Yo Jong

Question: When was someone left?


Question: What was provided?

file photo

Question: Who provided something?

the North Korean government

Question: When does something show someone?

This 2015

Question: What shows someone?

file photo

Question: What shows something?

Question: What does something show?

Question: Who is left?

Kim Yo Jong

Question: When was someone left?


South Korea ’s Unification Ministry said North Korea informed Wednesday , Feb. 7 , 2018 , that Kim Yo Jong would ...

Question: Who said something?

South Korea ’s Unification Ministry

Unification Ministry

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who informed someone?

North Korea

Question: When did someone inform something?

Wednesday

Wednesday , Feb. 7 , 2018

Question: When did someone inform someone?

Feb. 7 , 2018

Question: What did someone inform?

that Kim Yo Jong would

Question: When did someone will something?

Feb. 7 , 2018

Question: Who would something?

Kim Yo Jong


Question: What was provided?

file photo

Question: Who provided something?

the North Korean government

Question: When does something show someone?

This 2015

Question: What shows someone?

file photo

Question: What shows something?

Question: What does something show?

Question: Who is left?

Kim Yo Jong

Question: When was someone left?


Question: Who said something?

South Korea ’s Unification Ministry

Unification Ministry

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who informed someone?

North Korea

Question: When did someone inform something?

Wednesday

Wednesday , Feb. 7 , 2018

Question: When did someone inform someone?

Feb. 7 , 2018

Question: What did someone inform?

that Kim Yo Jong would

Question: When did someone will something?

Feb. 7 , 2018

Question: Who would something?

Kim Yo Jong


( Associated Press ) FILE - This 2015 , file photo provided by the North Korean government shows North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his sister Kim Yo Jong , left , during their visit to a military unit in North Korea .

Question: What was provided?

file photo

Question: Who provided something?

the North Korean government

Question: What shows someone?

This 2015

file photo

Question: What shows something?

Question: What does something show?

Question: When does someone show someone?

Question: Who is left?

Kim Yo Jong

Question: When was someone left?


( Associated Press ) SEOUL , South Korea ( AP ) — North Korean leader Kim Jong Un 's sister , an increasingly prominent figure in the country 's leadership , will be part of the North 's delegation to the South Korean Winter Olympics , officials said Wednesday .

Question: Who said something?

officials

Question: When did someone say something?

Wednesday


Kim Yo Jong , believed to be around 30 , will be the first member of North Korea 's ruling family to visit South Korea since the end of the 1950 - 53 Korean War .

Question: Who is believed to do something?

Kim Yo Jong

Question: What is someone believed to do?

to be around 30

Question: Who is ruling?

Kim Yo Jong

family

Question: Who was ruling?

North Korea

Question: When was someone ruling?

Question: Who visited somewhere?

Kim Yo Jong

Question: Where did someone visit?

South Korea

Question: When did someone visit somewhere?


Analysts say her inclusion in the Olympic delegation shows North Korea 's ambition to use the Olympics to break out from diplomatic isolation by improving relations with the South , which it could use as a bridge for approaching the United States .

Question: Who says something?

Analysts

Question: What does someone say?

Question: What shows something?

her inclusion in the Olympic delegation

Question: What does something show?

Question: Who uses something?

North Korea

Question: What is being used?

the Olympics

Question: Why is something being used?

to break out from diplomatic isolation

Question: Who breaks up something?

North Korea

Question: What breaks up something?

the Olympics

Question: What is something being broken into?

diplomatic isolation

Question: How is something being broken?

by improving relations with the South

Question: Who improved something?

North Korea

Question: What is being improved?

relations

relations with the South

Question: Who uses something?

North Korea

Question: Who can use something?

it

Question: How can someone use something?

as a bridge

Question: What can someone use something as?

a bridge

Question: Who is approaching someone?

North Korea

Question: Who is being approached?

the United States


By sending a youthful , photogenic person who will undoubtedly attract international attention during the Olympics , North Korea is also trying to construct a fresher and warmer public image and defuse potential U.S. efforts to use the Pyeongchang Games to highlight the North 's brutal human rights record , experts say .

Question: Who is being sent?

a youthful , photogenic person

Question: Who is sent?

North Korea

Question: Who will attract something?

a youthful , photogenic person

Question: What will someone attract?

international attention

Question: When will someone attract something?

during the Olympics

Question: Who is trying to do something?

North Korea

Question: What is someone trying to do?

Question: Who is constructing something?

North Korea

Question: What is being constructed?

a fresher and warmer public image

Question: Who defuses something?

North Korea

Question: What is being defused?

potential U.S. efforts

Question: Who used something?

North Korea

Question: What is being used?

the Pyeongchang Games

Question: Why is something being used?

Question: Who highlighted something?

North Korea

Question: What highlighted something?

the Pyeongchang Games

Question: What is being highlighted?

the North 's brutal human rights record

Question: Who says something?

experts


Kim Jong Un might also have seen that U.S. President Donald Trump was sending his daughter , Ivanka , to the Olympics ceremony and decided to match the move by sending his sister , said Hong Min , an analyst at Seoul 's Korea Institute for National Unification .

Question: Who has seen something?

Kim Jong Un

Question: What has someone seen?

Question: Who was sending someone?

U.S. President Donald Trump

Donald Trump

Question: Who was someone sending?

his daughter

Question: Who was someone sent?

Ivanka

Question: Where was someone sent?

to the Olympics ceremony

Question: Who decided to do something?

U.S. President Donald Trump

Question: What did someone decide?

to match the move

to match the move by sending his sister

Question: What did someone decide to do?

match the move

match the move by sending his sister

Question: Who matched something?

U.S. President Donald Trump

Question: What did someone match?

the move

Question: How did someone match something?

by sending his sister

Question: Who sent someone?

U.S. President Donald Trump

Question: Who was sent?

his sister

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who said something?

Hong Min


By sending a relative , " Kim Jong Un may be trying to present himself as an equal to Donald Trump , " Hong said .

Question: Who is being sent?

a relative

Question: Who is sent?

Kim Jong Un

Question: How is someone trying to do something?

By sending a relative

Question: Who is trying to do something?

Kim Jong Un

Question: What is someone trying to do?

Question: How does someone present someone?

By sending a relative

Question: Who presents someone?

Kim Jong Un

Question: Who is being presented?

himself

Question: How is someone being presented?

as an equal to Donald Trump

Question: What is someone being presented as?

an equal to Donald Trump

Question: Who said something?

Hong


South Korea 's Unification Ministry said North Korea informed it that Kim Yo Jong , first vice director of the Central Committee of North Korea 's ruling Workers ' Party , would be part of the delegation led by the country 's nominal head of state , Kim Yong Nam .

Question: Who said something?

South Korea 's Unification Ministry

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who informed someone something?

North Korea

Question: Who did someone inform something?

it

Question: What did someone inform someone?

Question: Who was ruling?

North Korea

Question: Who is ruling?

Workers ' Party

Question: Who will?

Kim Yo Jong

Question: What does someone will?

be part of the delegation

Question: What was led?

the delegation

Question: Who led someone?

Question: Who led something?

Kim Yong Nam


The ministry said Kim Yo Jong 's schedule in the South has yet to be determined , and it was n't immediately clear whether she will meet with President Moon Jae - in , a liberal who has expressed a desire to reach out to the North .

Question: Who said something?

The ministry

Question: What did someone say?

Question: What wasn't be determined?

Kim Yo Jong 's schedule

Kim Yo Jong 's schedule in the South

Question: Who would meet?

she

Question: Who will someone meet with?

President Moon Jae

Question: Who has expressed something?

President Moon Jae

a liberal

Question: What has someone expressed?

a desire to reach out to the North

Question: Who reaches somewhere?

President Moon Jae

Question: Who reach somewhere?

a liberal

Question: Where is someone reaching?

to the North

Question: Who is being reached on?

the North


Moon 's office welcomed the decision to send Kim Yo Jong , which it said showed the North 's willingness to cooperate in efforts to ease tensions in the Korean Peninsula .

Question: Who welcomed something?

Moon 's office

Question: What did someone welcome?

the decision to send Kim Yo Jong

Question: Who did someone send?

Kim Yo Jong

Question: Who said something?

Kim Yo Jong

it

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who showed something?

Kim Yo Jong

it

Question: What did someone show?

Question: Who cooperate?

the North

North

Question: How is someone cooperate?

Question: What is someone cooperate in?

Question: What is being eased?

tensions

tensions in the Korean Peninsula

Question: Where is something being eased?

in the Korean Peninsula


" First Vice Director Kim Yo Jong is Chairman Kim Jong Un 's sister who has an important role in the Workers ' Party , ( so her visit ) is that much more meaningful , " presidential spokesman Kim Eui - kyeom said in a statement read on television .

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who said something?

presidential spokesman Kim Eui - kyeom

Kim Eui - kyeom

Question: Where did someone say something?

in a statement

in a statement read on television

Question: What was read?

a statement

Question: Where was something read?

on television

Question: What was something read on?

television


Koh Yu - hwan , a North Korea expert at Seoul 's Dongguk University , said Kim Yo Jong , as Kim Jong Un 's relative and apparently one of the few people who has earned his absolute trust , carries more weight as a dialogue partner for the South than any other official the North could send .

Question: Who said something?

Koh Yu - hwan

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who has earned something?

Kim Yo Jong

Question: What has someone earned?

his absolute trust

Question: Who carries something?

Kim Yo Jong

Question: What does someone carry?

more weight

Question: What can someone send?

any other official

Question: Who can send something?

other official

the North


It 's unclear whether any member of the North Korean government delegation will hold talks with U.S. officials during the Olympics .

Question: Who would hold something?

Question: What will someone hold?

talks

Question: What would someone hold?

talks with U.S. officials

Question: Who will someone hold something with?

U.S. officials

Question: When will someone hold something?

during the Olympics


But Kim Yo Jong 's presence would give North Korea a better opportunity to win South Korean help in reaching out to the United States , Hong said .

Question: What will something?

Kim Yo Jong 's presence

Question: What did something will to do?

Question: What would give something?

Kim Yo Jong 's presence

Question: Who will something be given?

North Korea

Question: What would someone give someone?

Question: Who wins something?

North Korea

Question: What is being won?

South Korean

Question: Who is reaching?

North Korea

South Korean

Question: Who is something reaching?

the United States

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who said something?

Hong


He also said Washington may see Kim Yo Jong as an avenue to deliver messages to Kim Jong Un .

Question: Who said something?

He

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who might see someone?

Washington

Question: Who might someone see?

Kim Yo Jong

Question: How does someone see someone?

Question: Who delivers something?

Kim Yo Jong

Question: What is being delivered?

messages

Question: Who is something being delivered to?

Kim Jong Un


" With any other North Korean official , even the so - called No . 2 Choe Ryong Hae , you are getting a person who 's just parroting orders given by Kim Jong Un , " Hong said .

Question: What is something called?

No . 2 Choe Ryong Hae

Question: Who is getting something?

you

Question: Who is someone getting?

a person

Question: What is someone getting?

a person who 's just parroting orders

Question: Who is parroting something?

a person

Question: What is someone parroting?

orders

orders given by Kim Jong Un

Question: Who gave something?

Kim Jong Un

Question: Who said something?

Hong


" But with Kim Yo Jong , you are getting a person who 's chiefly involved in designing Kim Jong Un 's rule , a person whom the leader actually listens to . "

Question: Who is getting something?

Kim Yo Jong

you

Question: Who is someone getting?

a person

Question: What is someone getting?

Question: Who is involved?

a person

Question: How is someone involved?

chiefly

Question: What is someone involved in?

designing Kim Jong Un 's rule

Question: Who is designing something?

a person

Question: What is someone designing?

Kim Jong Un 's rule

Question: Who listens to something?

a person

the leader


North Korea said the delegation will also include Choe Hwi , chairman of the country 's National Sports Guidance Committee , and Ri Son Gwon , chairman of the North 's agency that deals with inter - Korean affairs .

Question: Who said something?

North Korea

Question: What did someone say?

Question: What will include someone?

the delegation

Question: Who will be included?

Choe Hwi

Question: Who will include?

Question: What will something include?

Question: Who deals with something?

the North 's agency

Question: What does something deal with?

inter - Korean affairs


Seoul previously said the delegation would arrive Friday , but Wednesday 's statement was the first confirmation that a member of the North 's ruling family will be included .

Question: Who said something?

Seoul

Question: When did someone say something?

previously

Question: What did someone say?

the delegation would arrive Friday

Question: Who would something?

the delegation

Question: What did someone will?

arrive

Question: When did someone will something?

Friday

Question: Who would arrive?

the delegation

Question: When would someone arrive?

Friday

Question: Who is ruling?

family

Question: Who is be included?

a member of the North 's ruling family


Kim Yo Jong and Kim Jong Un were born to the same mother , Ko Yong Hui .

Question: Who was bornt?

Kim Yo Jong and Kim Jong Un

Question: What was someone bornt to?

the same mother

the same mother , Ko Yong Hui

Question: Who was someone bornt to?

Ko Yong Hui


They had a half brother , Kim Jong Nam , who was murdered last year at a Malaysian airport .

Question: Who was murdered?

Kim Jong Nam

Question: When was someone murdered?

last year

Question: Where was someone murdered?

at a Malaysian airport


Kim Yo Jong was promoted by her brother last year to be an alternate member of the decision - making political bureau of the ruling party 's central committee , which analysts said showed that her activities are more substantive than previously thought .

Question: Who was promoted?

Kim Yo Jong

Question: Who was someone promoted by?

her brother

Question: When was someone promoted?

last year

Question: Why was someone promoted?

Question: Who made something?

Kim Yo Jong

Question: What was made?

political bureau

Question: Who was ruling?

party

Question: What is ruling?

party 's central committee

Question: Who said something?

analysts

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who showed something?

analysts

Question: What did someone show?

Question: When was something thought?

previously


The war - separated Koreas are cooperating on a series of conciliatory measures during the Olympics , which the South sees as an opportunity to ease tensions with the North following an extended period of animosity over its nuclear weapon and missile programs .

Question: Who was separated?

Koreas

Question: Who is cooperating on something?

The war - separated Koreas

Koreas

Question: What is someone cooperating on?

a series of conciliatory measures

Question: When is someone cooperating on something?

during the Olympics

Question: Who sees?

the South

Question: How does someone see something?

Question: What does someone see as?

Question: Who eases something?

the South

Question: What is being eased?

tensions

tensions with the North

Question: When is something being eased?

Question: What is being followed?

an extended period of animosity


Skeptics think North Korea is trying to use the Olympics to weaken U.S .- led sanctions and pressure against it and buy time to advance its weapons programs .

Question: Who thinks something?

Skeptics

Question: What does someone think?

Question: Who is trying to do something?

North Korea

Question: What is someone trying to do?

to use the Olympics

use the Olympics

Question: Who uses something?

North Korea

Question: What is being used?

the Olympics

Question: Why is someone using something?

to weaken U.S

Question: Who weakens someone?

North Korea

Question: What weakens someone?

the Olympics

Question: Who is being weakened?

U.S

Question: Who led something?

U.S

Question: What was led?

sanctions

sanctions and pressure

Question: Who buys something?

North Korea

Question: What is being bought?

time

Question: Why is something being bought?

to advance its weapons programs

Question: Who advances something?

North Korea

Question: What is being advanced?

its weapons programs

weapons programs


North Korea has 22 athletes competing in the Winter Olympics but also has sent performing artists and a large cheering group .

Question: Who is competing?

North Korea

22 athletes

Question: Where was someone competing?

in the Winter Olympics

Question: What is someone competing in?

the Winter Olympics

Question: Who has sent something?

North Korea

22 athletes

Question: Who has someone sent?

performing artists

Question: What has someone sent?

a large cheering group

Question: Who was performed?

artists


A decision by North Korea to send the artists by sea has triggered debate in the South , where conservatives see the move as a clear indication the North is trying to use the Olympics to ease sanctions against it .

Question: Who sent someone?

North Korea

Question: Who did someone send?

the artists

Question: How is someone being sent?

by sea

Question: What has triggered something?

Question: What has something triggered?

debate

Question: Where has something triggered something?

in the South

Question: Who sees something?

conservatives

Question: What does someone see?

the move

Question: How does someone see something?

Question: Who is trying to do something?

the North

Question: What is someone trying to do?

to use the Olympics

use the Olympics

Question: Why is someone trying to do something?

to ease sanctions against it

Question: Who is using something?

the North

Question: What is being used?

the Olympics

Question: Why is someone using something?

to ease sanctions against it

Question: Who is easing something?

the North

Question: What eases something?

the Olympics

Question: What is being eased?

sanctions


South Korea is deciding whether to accept North Korea 's request that it provide fuel for the ferry that transported the artists .

Question: Who is deciding something?

South Korea

Question: What is someone deciding?

Question: Who accepts something?

South Korea

Question: What is being accepted?

North Korea 's request

Question: Who provides something?

South Korea

North Korea

Question: What provides something?

it

Question: What is being provided?

fuel

Question: What does something provide something for?

the ferry

the ferry that transported the artists

Question: What transported someone?

the ferry

Question: Who did something transport?

the artists


Seoul exempted the ferry from sanctions to allow it in South Korean waters .

Question: Who exempted something?

Seoul

Question: What did someone exempt?

the ferry

Question: Where did someone exempt something?

from sanctions

Question: What did someone exempt something from?

sanctions

Question: Why did someone exempt something?

to allow it in South Korean waters

Question: What allowed something?

the ferry

Question: What is being allowed?

it

Question: Where is something being allowed?

in South Korean waters

South Korean waters


" We will closely discuss with the United States and other related nations the matter of providing convenience to the Mangyongbong ferry so that no problem regarding sanctions would occur , " said Seoul 's Unification Ministry spokesman , Baik Tae - hyun .

Question: Who will discuss?

We

Question: How does someone discuss?

closely

Question: Who will someone discuss with?

Question: What would someone discuss?

Question: Why will someone discuss?

Question: What is being provided?

convenience

Question: What is something being provided to?

the Mangyongbong ferry

Question: Why is something being provided?

Question: What is be regarding something?

no problem

Question: What is regarde something?

problem

Question: What is something regarde?

sanctions

Question: What will something?

no problem regarding sanctions

problem regarding sanctions

Question: What would something will?

occur

Question: What would occur?

no problem regarding sanctions

problem regarding sanctions

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who said something?

Seoul 's Unification Ministry spokesman

Baik Tae - hyun


Oh my : Ron Paul within one point of Gingrich in Iowa ?


posted at 3:56 pm on December 13 , 2011 by Allahpundit

Question: When was something posted?

at 3:56 pm on December 13 , 2011

Question: Who posted something?

Allahpundit


I was writing “ Could Ron Paul seriously win Iowa ? ”

Question: Who was writing?

I

Question: What was someone writing?

Question: Who win something?

Ron Paul

Question: How did someone win something?

seriously

Question: What would someone win?

Iowa


posts before writing “ Could Ron Paul seriously win Iowa ? ”

Question: What was written?

Question: Who win something?

Ron Paul

Question: What would someone win?

Iowa


There has been some major movement in the Republican Presidential race in Iowa over the last week , with what was a 9 point lead for Newt Gingrich now all the way down to a single point .


Gingrich is at 22 % to 21 % for Paul with Mitt Romney at 16 % , Michele Bachmann at 11 % , Rick Perry at 9 % , Rick Santorum at 8 % , Jon Huntsman at 5 % , and Gary Johnson at 1 % .


Gingrich has dropped 5 points in the last week and he ’s also seen a significant decline in his favorability numbers .

Question: Who has dropped something?

Gingrich

Question: What has someone dropped?

5 points

Question: When has someone dropped something?

in the last week

Question: Who ’s something?

Gingrich

he

Question: Who saw something?

Gingrich

he

Question: What did someone see?

a significant decline


Last week he was at + 31 ( 62/31 ) and he ’s now dropped 19 points to + 12 ( 52/40 ) .

Question: Who ’s?

he

he

Question: Who dropped?

he

he ’s

Question: When did someone drop?

now

Question: How did someone drop?

19 points

19 points to + 12 ( 52/40 )


The attacks on him appear to be taking a heavy toll- his support with Tea Party voters has declined from 35 % to 24 % .

Question: What appears to do something?

The attacks

The attacks on him

Question: What does something appear to do?

to be taking a heavy toll-

Question: What is taking something?

The attacks on him

Question: What is something taking?

a heavy toll-

Question: What has declined?

his support with Tea Party voters

Question: How has something declined?

from 35 % to 24 %

Question: What has something declined from?

35 % to 24 %


Paul meanwhile has seen a big increase in his popularity from + 14 ( 52/38 ) to + 30 ( 61/31 ) .

Question: Who has seen something?

Paul

Question: What has someone seen?

a big increase in his popularity


There are a lot of parallels between Paul ’s strength in Iowa and Barack Obama ’s in 2008- he ’s doing well with new voters , young voters , and non - Republican voters … Simple question : What ’s Paul ’s ceiling in Iowa ?

Question: Who ’s doing something?

Paul

Question: Who ’s something?

he

Question: What does someone ’s?

doing well

Question: Who ’s something?

Paul

Question: What is ’s?

ceiling

Question: Where is something ’s?

in Iowa

Question: Where is something being ’s?

Iowa


A friend on Twitter was arguing earlier that it ’s 20 percent , which is borne out by the polls — so far .

Question: Who was arguing?

A friend

A friend on Twitter

Question: Where was someone arguing?

on Twitter

Question: What was someone arguing?

earlier

Question: What ’s something?

it

Question: What does something ’s?

20 percent

Question: How is something borne?

by the polls

Question: What is something borne by?

the polls


Question: Who ’s?

he

Question: What does someone ’s?

right

Question: Who wins?

Paul

Paul ca n’t


But … what if Paul ’s ceiling is actually 30 percent ?


Note that his favorables are trending upwards while Newt ’s are sinking under the weight of renewed scrutiny of his various conservative heresies .

Question: What is being noted?

Question: What is trending?

his favorables

Question: How is something trending?

upwards

Question: When is something trending somewhere?

Question: Who is sinking?

Newt ’s

Question: How is someone sinking?

Question: What is renewed?

scrutiny


If you ’re an Iowan who ’s unhappy with the “ electable ” candidates — Romney for being too opportunistic , Gingrich for flirting too often with activist government , Perry for seeming too darned hapless — then Paul ’s an obvious choice for your “ none of the above ” protest vote .

Question: Who ’re something?

you

an Iowan

Question: Who ’s something?

an Iowan

Question: What does someone ’s?

unhappy

Question: Who flirted?

Gingrich

Question: How is someone flirting?

too often

Question: How did someone flirt?

too often with activist government

Question: Who is someone flirting with?

activist government

Question: Who seemed something?

Perry

Question: What did someone seem?

too darned hapless


So obvious , in fact , that both Glenn Beck and Joe Scarborough are threatening to back him as a third - party candidate if Gingrich is the nominee .

Question: Who is threatening to do something?

both Glenn Beck and Joe Scarborough

Glenn Beck and Joe Scarborough

Question: What is someone threatening to do?

to back him

Question: Why is someone threatening to do something?

if Gingrich is the nominee

Question: Who backs someone?

both Glenn Beck and Joe Scarborough

Glenn Beck

Glenn Beck and Joe Scarborough

Question: Who is being backed?

him

Question: How is someone being backed?

as a third - party candidate

Question: What is someone backed by?

a third - party candidate

Question: Why is someone backing someone?

if Gingrich is the nominee


( An interesting footnote in the PPP data : Voters split equally on whether their view of the GOP establishment is favorable or unfavorable , and among the latter group Paul leads by double digits at 34 percent . )

Question: Who is split on something?

Voters

Question: How was someone split?

equally

Question: Who leads?

Paul

Question: How does someone lead?

by double digits

Question: What does someone lead by?

double digits

Question: When does someone lead something?

at 34 percent


If he can pull 10 percent from voters like that on top of the 20 percent who make up his base , then his chances at an upset improve dramatically .

Question: Who can pull something?

he

Question: What can someone pull?

10 percent

Question: Who can someone pull something from?

voters

Question: Who makes up something?

the 20 percent

20 percent

Question: What does someone make up?

his base


And do n’t forget , not only is Paul ’s base famously enthusiastic and guaranteed to turn out , he ’s one of the best organized candidates in Iowa this time .

Question: Who forgets something?

n’t

Question: What is someone forget?

Question: Who is guaranteed to do something?

Paul ’s base

Question: What is someone guaranteed to do?

to turn out

turn out

Question: Who turns up?

Paul ’s base

Question: Who ’s something?

he

Question: What does someone ’s?

one of the best organized candidates

Question: Where does someone ’s something?

in Iowa

Question: When does someone ’s something?

this time


He might be able to get leaners to come out and caucus come rain or shine .

Question: Who gets something?

He

Question: What is someone get?

leaners

Question: Why is someone getting something?

Question: Who comes somewhere?

leaners

Question: Where does someone come?

out and caucus

Question: Who caucuses?

leaners

Question: What does something come?

rain or shine


I ’ll bet Romney ’s kicking himself now for not having abandoned Iowa early on .

Question: Who ’ll something?

I

Question: Who bets something?

I ’ll

Question: Who does someone bet?

Romney

Question: What does someone bet?

Question: Who is kicking someone?

Romney

Question: Who is someone kicking?

himself

Question: When is someone kicking someone?

now

Question: Why is someone kicking someone?

for not having abandoned Iowa early on

Question: What is someone being kicked for?

not having abandoned Iowa early on

Question: Who didn't abandon something?

Romney

Question: What didn't someone abandon?

Iowa

Question: When didn't someone abandon something?

early on


If he had done that , he could have sent his supporters out to caucus for Paul , thereby detonating Newt ’s chances ; if he tried that now , having competed in earnest in the state , the headlines would be all about Romney ’s shockingly poor finish in Iowa , which would actually help Gingrich in New Hampshire even if he finished second to Paul in the caucuses .

Question: Who has sent someone?

he

Question: Who did someone send?

his supporters

Question: Why did someone send someone?

to caucus for Paul

Question: Who caucused for something?

his supporters

Question: Who does someone caucus for?

Paul

Question: What did someone detonate?

Newt ’s chances

Question: Who tried something?

he

Question: How did someone compete?

in earnest

earnest

Question: Where did someone compete?

in the state

Question: What will something?

the headlines

Question: What does something will to do?

help Gingrich

Question: Where does something will something?

in New Hampshire

Question: Who will something help?

Gingrich

Question: Where will something help someone?

in New Hampshire

Question: Where would someone help someone?

New Hampshire

Question: Who finished?

he

Question: How did someone finish?

second

second to Paul

Question: Who did someone finish something to?

Paul

Question: Where did someone finish?

in the caucuses


( On the other hand , per Rasmussen , Paul ’s just four points back of Gingrich for second place in New Hampshire too . )


One : As chances of a Paul upset grow , will Iowa ’s Republican leaders swing behind Newt or Mitt ?

Question: Who is upset?

a Paul

Paul

Question: What grows?

chances of a Paul upset

a Paul upset

Question: Why does someone swing somewhere?

As chances of a Paul upset grow

Question: Who swings somewhere?

Iowa ’s Republican leaders

Republican leaders

Question: Where does someone swing?

behind

behind Newt or Mitt

Question: Who is someone swing at?

Newt or Mitt


They want the caucuses to remain relevant to choosing the eventual nominee , and if Paul wins , that ’ll be two elections in a row where the Iowa winner realistically had no chance .

Question: Who wants something?

They

Question: What does someone want?

Question: What remains something?

the caucuses

Question: What does something remain?

relevant

Question: Who is being chosen?

the eventual nominee

Question: Who wins?

Paul

Question: What is ’ll?

two elections


Could a Paul victory achieve a real “ none of the above ” outcome for the nomination ?

Question: What achieve something?

a Paul victory

Question: What does something achieve?


A brokered convention is unlikely – but , as Sean Trende explains , not impossible if Paul fares well .

Question: What is brokered?

convention

Question: Who explains something?

Sean Trende

Question: What does someone explain?

not impossible if Paul fares well

Question: Who fares?

Paul

Question: How does someone fare?

well


Caucus states are also concentrated in the Mountain West , where his brand of Republicanism holds greater appeal .

Question: What is concentrated?

Caucus states

Question: Where is something concentrated?

in the Mountain West

Question: What is something concentrated in?

the Mountain West

Question: What holds something?

his brand of Republicanism

Question: What does something hold?

greater appeal


They ’re also front - loaded , meaning that ( a ) his supporters will be less likely to have been swayed by the “ ca n’t win ” argument and ( b ) the more “ establishment ” Republican candidates are likely to split the non - Paul votes .

Question: Who ’re something?

They

Question: What does someone ’re?

front - loaded

Question: What does something mean?

Question: Who has be swayed?

his supporters

Question: What has someone be swayed by?

the “ ca n’t win ” argument

Question: Who win?

Republican candidates

Question: What is being won?

the non - Paul votes


Overall , 486 delegates will be awarded in caucus states .

Question: Who is be awarded?

486 delegates

delegates

Question: Where isn't someone be awarded?

in caucus states

caucus states


If Paul picks off a sizable number of these delegates , say a quarter of them , and two other GOP candidates battle to a draw , there might not be a nominee by the end of June .

Question: Who picks up something?

Paul

Question: What does someone pick up?

a sizable number of these delegates

Question: Who says something?

Paul

Question: What is being said?

a quarter of them


This type of fight could carry over to the convention , since Paul is pretty feisty and is probably the least likely candidate out there to be “ bought off ” with a Cabinet position or speaking slot .

Question: What can carry?

This type of fight

Question: Where can something carry?

over to the convention

to the convention

Question: What can something carry on?

the convention

Question: Who is bought?

Paul

Question: How is someone bought?


If , say , Perry and Gingrich are knotted up with about 1,050 delegates each , and Paul holds the remaining 200 and refuses to budge , you could end up with a deadlocked convention that eventually turns to a dark - horse candidate .

Question: What does someone say?

Question: Who is knotted up something?

Perry and Gingrich

Question: Who holds something?

Paul

Question: What does someone hold?

the remaining 200

Question: What is remaining?

Question: Who refuses to do something?

Paul

Question: What does someone refuse?

to budge

Question: What does someone refuse to do?

budge

Question: Who might budge?

Paul

Question: Who can end something?

you

Question: How can someone end up?

with a deadlocked convention

Question: What can someone end of?

a deadlocked convention

Question: What turns to something?

a deadlocked convention

Question: When does something turn to something?

eventually

Question: What does something turn to?

a dark - horse candidate


Ron Paul winning Iowa just might mean the GOP nominating Ryan , Christie , or Daniels .

Question: Who won something?

Ron Paul

Question: What did someone win?

Iowa

Question: What will mean something?

Ron Paul winning Iowa

Question: What might something mean?

Question: Who is nominating someone?

the GOP

Question: Who is being nominated?

Ryan , Christie , or Daniels


Question: Who won something?

Ron Paul

Question: What did someone win?

Iowa


With scant weeks to go before the Iowa caucuses , perpetually ignored - by - the - media Republican presidential candidate Rep. Ron Paul is making a deadly serious run for the top spot in the first - in - the - nation GOP contest .

Question: What goes?

scant weeks

Question: When is something going?

before the Iowa caucuses

Question: How was someone ignored?

perpetually

Question: Who is ignored?

Rep. Ron Paul

Question: Who is making something?

Rep. Ron Paul

Question: What is someone making?

a deadly serious run for the top spot


A little over a week ago , Paul passed Mitt Romney for second place in the state , 7 points behind frontrunner Newt Gingrich .

Question: When did someone pass someone?

A little over a week ago

Question: Who passed someone?

Paul

Question: Who did someone pass?

Mitt Romney

Question: Why did someone pass someone?

for second place in the state

Question: What did someone pass someone for?

second place in the state


A new poll from Public Policy Polling , however , has the congressman trailing Gingrich by a single point , 22%-21 % , with Romney holding onto third with 16 % .

Question: Who is trailing someone?

the congressman

Question: Who was someone trailing?

Gingrich

Question: How is someone being trailed?

by a single point

Question: Who is holding into something?

Romney

Question: Where was someone holding?

onto third

Question: What is someone holding into?

third


While the media has already decided that this is now a two - man race between Gingrich and perpetual poll runner - up Mitt Romney , Ron Paul has emerged as a very real threat in Iowa , and from there , who knows ?

Question: Who has decided something?

the media

Question: What has someone decided?

that this is now a two - man race

Question: Who has emerged?

Ron Paul

Question: How did someone emerge?

as a very real threat

Question: What has someone emerged as?

a very real threat

Question: Where has someone emerged?

in Iowa

Iowa


From PPP : There has been some major movement in the Republican Presidential race in Iowa over the last week , with what was a 9 point lead for Newt Gingrich now all the way down to a single point .


… Gingrich has dropped 5 points in the last week and he ’s also seen a significant decline in his favorability numbers .

Question: Who has dropped something?

… Gingrich

Question: What has someone dropped?

5 points

Question: When has someone dropped something?

in the last week

Question: Who ’s something?

… Gingrich

he

Question: Who saw something?

… Gingrich

he

Question: What did someone see?

a significant decline


Last week he was at + 31 ( 62/31 ) and he ’s now dropped 19 points to + 12 ( 52/40 ) .

Question: Who ’s?

he

he

Question: Who dropped?

he

he ’s

Question: When did someone drop?

now

Question: How did someone drop?

19 points

19 points to + 12 ( 52/40 )


The attacks on him appear to be taking a heavy toll- his support with Tea Party voters has declined from 35 % to 24 % .

Question: What appears to do something?

The attacks

The attacks on him

Question: What does something appear to do?

to be taking a heavy toll-

Question: What is taking something?

The attacks on him

Question: What is something taking?

a heavy toll-

Question: What has declined?

his support with Tea Party voters

Question: How has something declined?

from 35 % to 24 %

Question: What has something declined from?

35 % to 24 %


Paul is also within 8 points of the lead in one New Hampshire poll , just 3 points behind Gingrich .


Gingrich has faced brutal attacks on the issues from Paul that left many observers gasping , plus a vicious ad by a WorldNetDaily contributor that was aimed at social conservatives in Iowa , but which was played and re - played nationally by cable news outlets .

Question: Who has faced something?

Gingrich

Question: What has someone faced?

brutal attacks

brutal attacks on the issues from Paul

Question: What left something?

the issues from Paul

Question: Who did something leave?

many observers

Question: What did something leave?

many observers gasping

Question: How did something leave someone?

gasping

Question: Who was gasping?

many observers

Question: What was aimed?

a WorldNetDaily contributor

Question: Who was something aimed at?

social conservatives

Question: Where was something aimed?

in Iowa

Question: What was played?

Question: What was played?

Question: How was something played?

nationally

Question: Who played something?

cable news outlets


Unlike Gingrich , Ron Paul has the fundraising and organizational apparatus to take him beyond wins in early states , so a victory in Iowa could very well propel him to a brokered convention , or more .

Question: Who takes someone?

Ron Paul

Question: What takes someone?

Question: Who is being taken?

him

Question: Where is someone being taken?

beyond wins

beyond wins in early states

Question: What might propel someone?

a victory in Iowa

Question: Who is something propel?

him

Question: Where is something being propelled?

to a brokered convention

to a brokered convention , or more

Question: What is something propelled to?

a brokered convention

a brokered convention , or more

Question: What is brokered?

convention


Disaffection with Gingrich and Romney has already led conservative pundit Joe Scarborough to say he would consider voting for Paul as an independent .

Question: What has led someone?

Disaffection with Gingrich and Romney

Question: Who has something led?

conservative pundit Joe Scarborough

Question: Who has led?

Joe Scarborough

Question: What has someone led someone to do?

Question: Who said something?

conservative pundit Joe Scarborough

Joe Scarborough

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who would something?

conservative pundit Joe Scarborough

Joe Scarborough

Question: Who will something?

he

Question: What does someone will?

Question: Who would consider something?

conservative pundit Joe Scarborough

Joe Scarborough

he

Question: What would someone consider?

voting for Paul

voting for Paul as an independent

Question: Who vote for something?

conservative pundit Joe Scarborough

Joe Scarborough

he

Question: Who does someone vote for?

Paul

Question: How does someone vote?

as an independent


Whether or not Ron Paul is taken seriously has always hinged on the whims of the mainstream media , but results like these make it increasingly difficult to ignore him .

Question: Who is taken?

Ron Paul

Question: How is someone taken?

seriously

Question: What has hinged on something?

Question: What has something hinged on?

the whims of the mainstream media

Question: What makes something?

results

results like these

Question: What does something make?

it increasingly difficult to ignore him

Question: Who is ignoring someone?

Ron Paul

Question: Who is being ignored?

him


Question: What is someone know?

a tip

Question: Who might know something?

we


That ’s at least what it looks like in the latest survey from Public Policy Polling .

Question: What ’s something?

That

Question: What does something ’s?

at least what it looks like

what it looks like

Question: Where does something ’s something?

in the latest survey

Question: What looks something?

it


The barrage of aired attacks on Newt from all sides seems to be having the desired effect , plummeting his favorability by 19 points in the last week , and Paul , certainly one of the aggressors , is picking up the pieces .

Question: What seems to do something?

Question: What does something seem to do?

to be having the desired effect

be having the desired effect

Question: What is desired?

effect

Question: What is being plummeted?

his favorability

Question: How is something being plummeted?

by 19 points

Question: When is something being plummeted?

in the last week

Question: Who is picking up something?

Paul

Question: What is being picked?

the pieces


Gingrich still leads with 22 % of the vote and Romney has held steady in high teens , but Paul has clawed his way up within the margin of error , claiming 21 % support among likely Republican caucus goers .

Question: Who leads?

Gingrich

Question: How does someone lead?

with 22 % of the vote

Question: What does someone lead with?

22 % of the vote

Question: Who has held something?

Romney

Question: How has someone held something?

steady

Question: Where has someone held something?

in high teens

Question: Who has clawed something?

Paul

Question: What has someone clawed?

his way up within the margin of error

Question: Who claimed something?

Paul

Question: What was claimed?

21 % support

Question: What did someone claime?


And what remains of Gingrich ’s lead appears to be soft .

Question: Who remains of something?

Gingrich

Question: What appears to do something?

what remains of Gingrich ’s lead

Question: What does something appear to do?

to be soft

be soft


Just 54 % of his supporters tell PPP they ’re certain to vote for him , while 77 % and 67 % say the same of Paul and Romney respectively .

Question: Who tells something?

Just 54 % of his supporters

54 % of his supporters

his supporters

Question: Who does someone tell something?

PPP

Question: What does someone tell someone?

they ’re certain to vote for him

Question: Who ’re something?

PPP

Question: What does someone ’re?

certain to vote for him

Question: Who does someone vote for?

him

Question: Who says something?

supporters

77 % and 67 %

Question: What does someone say?

the same of Paul and Romney


This is , of course , good news for Paul , whose third presidential bid has gained more mainstream traction than his previous efforts .

Question: What has gained something?

third presidential bid

Question: What has something gained?

more mainstream traction


But if these numbers bear out in a few more polls , it ’s also a godsend to Romney ’s campaign , which badly needs Paul and others to split the votes aligned against the former Massachusetts governor and slow Gingrich ’s late surge .

Question: What bears up something?

these numbers

Question: Where does something bear up something?

in a few more polls

Question: What ’s something?

it

Question: What does something ’s?

a godsend to Romney ’s campaign

Question: Who needs someone?

Romney ’s campaign

Question: How does something need someone?

badly

Question: Who does something need?

Paul and others

Question: Why does something need someone?

Question: Who split something?

Paul and others

Question: What is being split?

the votes

Question: What is aligned?

the votes

Question: What was aligned?

votes

Question: Who is something aligned with?

the former Massachusetts governor

Question: Who is slowing?

Gingrich


PPP ’s poll should n’t be entirely surprising – if August belonged to Bachmann , September to Perry , October to Cain and November to Newt , there ’s no reason to think another candidate would n’t find themselves enjoying a December boomlet .

Question: What belonged to someone?

August

Question: Who did something belong to?

Bachmann

Question: What is ’s?

no reason to think

Question: What did someone ’s?

Question: What is someone think?

Question: Who would something?

another candidate

Question: Who find someone?

another candidate

Question: Who will someone find?

themselves

Question: What will someone find?

themselves enjoying a December boomlet

Question: How is someone find someone?

enjoying a December boomlet

Question: Who is enjoying something?

another candidate

themselves

Question: What is someone enjoying?

a December boomlet


We ’re not quite there yet , and Tuesday ’s poll could be an outlier .

Question: Who ’re something?

We

Question: How does someone ’re?

not quite there yet


But Gingrich ’s lead was always tenuous and it ’s not surprising that the absolutely brutal ad campaigns against him have at very least slowed his ascent .

Question: What ’s something?

it

Question: What does something ’s?

not surprising

Question: What has slowed something?

Question: What did something slow?

his ascent


Washington ( CNN ) Then - President Barack Obama warned President - elect Donald Trump in November against hiring retired Lt . Gen. Michael Flynn as his national security adviser , former Obama administration officials confirmed to CNN Monday .

Question: Who warned someone something?

President Barack Obama

Barack Obama

Question: Who did someone warn?

President - elect Donald Trump

Question: When did someone warn someone?

in November

November

Question: What did someone warn someone to do?

Question: Who hired someone?

Donald Trump

Question: When did someone hire someone?

in November

Question: Who is being hired?

retired Lt . Gen. Michael Flynn

Question: What is someone being hired by?

his national security adviser

Question: Who was retired?

Lt . Gen. Michael Flynn

Question: Who confirmed to something?

former Obama administration officials

Question: Who did someone confirme something to?

to CNN

CNN

Question: When did someone confirme to do something?

Monday


Obama warned Trump about Flynn during their Oval Office meeting on November 10 , days after Trump was elected president .

Question: Who warned someone?

Obama

Question: Who did someone warn?

Trump

Question: Who did someone warn someone about?

Flynn

Question: When did someone warn someone?

during their Oval Office meeting

on November 10

November 10

Question: Who was elected?

Trump

Question: Who was someone elected?

president


" Given the importance of the job , the President through there were better people for it , and that Flynn was n't up for the job , " a former senior Obama administration official told CNN Monday .

Question: What was given?

the importance of the job

Question: Who was given?

the President

Question: Who told someone something?

Question: Who did someone tell something?

CNN

Question: Where did someone tell something?

Monday


Other former Obama administration officials said then - Director of National Intelligence James Clapper did n't think highly of Flynn , and in fact was the person who recommended Flynn 's firing as DNI in 2014 .

Question: Who said something?

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who didn't think something?

James Clapper

Question: What didn't someone think?

highly of Flynn

Question: Who recommended something?

the person

Question: What did someone recommend?

Flynn 's firing as DNI

Question: When did someone recommend something?

in 2014


Flynn 's focus was generally limited to terrorism and did n't know much about many other issues important for the national security adviser job , such as China , the officials said .

Question: What was limited to something?

Flynn 's focus

Question: What was something limited to?

to terrorism

terrorism

Question: Who didn't know?

Flynn

Question: What didn't someone know?

much about many other issues

Question: Who said something?

the officials


But at least one former Obama official disputed that , saying Obama 's concerns were not related to the firing of Flynn from the Defense Intelligence Agency but rather in the course of the investigation into Russian interference into the 2016 election .

Question: Who disputed something?

at least one former Obama official

one former Obama official

Question: What did someone dispute?

that

Question: Who said something?

at least one former Obama official

Obama official

Question: What did someone say?

Question: What wasn't be related to something?

Obama 's concerns

Question: What wasn't something be related to?

the firing of Flynn


" Flynn 's name kept popping up , " according to a senior Obama administration source .

Question: What kept to do something?

Flynn 's name

Question: What did something keep  doing?

popping up

Question: What was popping up?

Flynn 's name

Question: What is according to something?

" Flynn 's name kept popping up

Flynn 's name kept popping up

Question: Who is something according to?

a senior Obama administration source


The White House confirmed later Monday that Obama raised concerns about Flynn during his Oval Office sitdown with Trump in November .

Question: Who confirmed something?

The White House

Question: When did someone confirme something?

later Monday

Question: What did someone confirme?

that Obama raised concerns about Flynn

Question: Who raised something?

Obama

Question: What did someone raise?

concerns

concerns about Flynn

Question: When did someone raise something?

in November

November

Question: Who sitdown?

Flynn

Question: What did someone sitdown with?

his Oval Office

Question: Where did someone sitdown?

Oval Office

Question: Who did someone sitdown with?

Trump

Question: When did someone sitdown?

in November

November


" It 's true President Obama made it known he was n't exactly a fan of Gen. Flynn 's , " press secretary Sean Spicer said .

Question: Who made something?

President Obama

Question: What did someone myek?

it known

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who said something?

press secretary Sean Spicer

Sean Spicer


He said the concerns should n't have come as a surprise , since Flynn was an " outspoken critic " of the Obama administration 's shortcomings on foreign policy .

Question: Who said something?

He

Question: What did someone say?

Question: What didn't come?

the concerns

Question: How didn't something come?

as a surprise

Question: What didn't something have come as?

a surprise


Spicer said if the Obama administration was " truly concerned " about Flynn , there are steps it could have taken , including suspending his security clearance .

Question: Who said something?

Spicer

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who take something?

the Obama administration

Question: What did someone take?

steps

Question: Who has taken something?

it

Question: What is being included?

suspending his security clearance

Question: Who suspended something?

the Obama administration

Question: What is being suspended?

his security clearance


Flynn previously served as the head of the Defense Intelligence Agency under Obama until he was reportedly forced out of the post 2014 over internal disagreements over policy and management .

Question: Who served?

Flynn

Question: When did someone serve?

previously

Question: What did someone serve as?

Question: Who was forced?

Flynn

Obama

he

Question: When was someone forced somewhere?

Question: Why was someone forced somewhere?


Trump did not heed Obama 's counsel on Flynn , bringing aboard the former military intelligence officer who supported Trump during his campaign as his national security adviser .

Question: Who didn't heed someone?

Trump

Question: What didn't someone heed?

Obama 's counsel on Flynn

Question: Who brought?

Trump

Question: Where was someone bringing something?

aboard

Question: Who was brought?

Question: Who supported someone?

Question: Who did someone support?

Trump

Question: When did someone support someone?

during his campaign

Question: How did someone support someone?

as his national security adviser


Trump fired Flynn 24 days later when news broke of Flynn 's conversations with Russian Ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak .

Question: Who fired someone?

Trump

Question: Who did someone fire?

Flynn

Question: When did someone fire someone?

24 days later

Question: What broked of something?

news

Question: What did something broke of?


News of the warning comes as former acting Attorney General Sally Yates is set to testify before Congress on Monday about the concerns she expressed to Trump administration officials about Flynn 's contacts with Russian officials , namely with Kislyak .

Question: What comes?

News of the warning

Question: Who is set to do something?

Sally Yates

Question: What is someone set to do?

to testify before Congress

testify before Congress

Question: When is someone set to do something?

on Monday

Monday

Question: Who testifies?

Attorney General Sally Yates

Sally Yates

Question: Where is someone testifying?

before Congress

Question: When is someone testifying?

on Monday

Monday

Question: What is someone testifying at?

Question: Who expressed to something?

Question: What did someone express?

the concerns

concerns

Question: Who expressed to someone?

she

Question: Who did someone express something to?

Trump administration officials


Yates , in her role as acting attorney general , warned White House counsel Don McGahn on January 26 that Flynn was lying when he denied -- both publicly and privately -- that he discussed US sanctions on Russia with Kislyak .

Question: Who is acting someone?

Yates

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attorney general

Question: Who warned someone something?

Yates

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White House counsel Don McGahn

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Don McGahn

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on January 26

January 26

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Question: Who was lying?

Flynn

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Flynn

he

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Flynn

he

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US sanctions

US sanctions on Russia


It was n't until weeks later that Trump asked for Flynn 's resignation , only after news surfaced that Flynn had misled Vice President Mike Pence about his conversations with Kislyak .

Question: Who asked for something?

Trump

Question: What did someone aske for?

Flynn 's resignation

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Question: What surfaced?

news

Question: What did something surface?

Question: Who had misled someone?

Flynn

Question: Who did someone mislead?

Vice President Mike Pence

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about his conversations with Kislyak

Question: What did someone mislead someone about?

his conversations with Kislyak


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Question: Who was watched?

Trump

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I

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badly

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Michael Flynn

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Trump

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I

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badly

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According to five current and former intelligence officials , their concern started around the time Flynn went to Moscow for the 10th anniversary gala of the state - sponsored news agency Russia Today .

Question: Who is something according to?

Question: What is according to someone?

Question: What started?

their concern

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around the time Flynn went to Moscow

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Flynn

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to Moscow

Moscow

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news agency

Russia Today


At that dinner , the former high - ranking intelligence official was seated right next to Russian President Vladimir Putin .

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intelligence official

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At that dinner

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He also had contact with Kislyak after the trip .


Former US officials were highly suspicious of Kislyak and his motives , and there were concerns Flynn did n't seem to understand the dangers in the conversations , the officials said .

Question: Who didn't seem to do something?

Flynn

Question: What didn't someone seem?

Question: What didn't someone seem to do?

Question: Who didn't understand something?

Flynn

Question: What wasn't someone understand?

the dangers in the conversations

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the officials


As was reported over the weekend , even Trump 's own team was concerned enough to request a CIA profile of the Russian ambassador to help illustrate to Flynn he was taking a big chance in his interactions with Kislyak .

Question: When was something reported?

over the weekend

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Question: Who was concerned?

Trump 's own team

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Question: Who requested something?

Trump 's own team

Question: What did someone request?

a CIA profile of the Russian ambassador

Question: Why did someone request something?

to help illustrate to Flynn

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a CIA profile of the Russian ambassador

Question: What did someone help  doing?

illustrate to Flynn

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Question: Who illustrated to someone?

Trump 's own team

Question: Who did someone illustrate to?

Flynn

Question: What did someone illustrate?

Question: Who was taking something?

he

Question: What was someone taking?

a big chance


Yates ' testimony on Monday will be the first time she speaks publicly about her warnings to the White House about Flynn .

Question: Who speaks?

Yates

she

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publicly

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