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1. My hypothesis wasn't correct at all because it was negative instead of positive.
2. A quote that explains why it was right or wrong is "At least 18 people, including four mothers and their babies, have been abducted in a raid by gunmen on their village in the northern Nigerian state of Kaduna, the local community association has said."
3. The main idea of the article is that In Nigeria there was a horrible massacare in there and it doesn't support my claim because this is no where near positive.

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My hypothesis was correct following the Negative route.

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The tension is palpable in Kano, after bombers and gunmen struck killing more than 100 people at the central mosque.

No-one here is in any doubt that Boko Haram did it.

It seems people do not know where to vent their anger now but hostility hangs in the air.

Inside the mosque, the sight is shocking.

Beyond the blood-soaked steps, the floor is strewn with debris: scattered prayer mats, beads, smashed spectacles and pages from the Koran.

There are bullet marks on the pillars and the suicide bombers' blood can be seen splattered across the walls and right up inside the dome.

"We heard a loud sound outside, but people said let's continue praying," said Adamu Magashi, who was inside facing the imam who had just finished his sermon at the time of the attack.

"Then a bomb went off right inside the mosque and somebody started shooting. We tried to move towards the imam and there was another blast - we couldn't even see each other as we tried to escape," he told me after returning to the scene.

Attackers beaten

Outside, a large crowd stands over the twisted remains of the motorbikes and bicycles that were engulfed in the flames when the first bomber struck, driving a car into the assembled worshippers.

Policemen occasionally disperse the agitated throng.

Another crowd stares at a collection of blackened shoes that has been gathered up in the large open sandy area in front of the green domed mosque.

"This was the first time ever the five daily prayers were not observed in this mosque," one shocked man, who has often prayed here, told me, describing the attack as unimaginable.

On Friday, the terror swiftly turned to fury when three of the gunmen were overpowered right outside the mosque. They were beaten and burnt to death.

Had their lives been spared, they could have provided useful intelligence on the group behind the violence - not that the police have a good record of investigating and prosecuting. Boko Haram's former leader Mohammed Yusuf was killed when in police custody in 2009.

At one of the hospitals, where the hundreds of injured are being treated, the police had to intervene to stop a mob lynching a man who had somehow caused fury by taking a photograph.

Shockwaves

By targeting such a prominent place of worship, the jihadists have sent shockwaves right across Nigeria.

This was not just another attack - Boko Haram seemed to be stating it had no respect for the way Islam is practised here.

The people of Kano have been shocked and traumatised before by bombers and gunmen working in tandem.

This was by no means the first Boko Haram attack on a mosque.

But it was possibly the most devastating.

And whilst some have portrayed the Boko Haram insurgency as a war on Christianity, this attack is yet another stark reminder that the vast majority of victims in the conflict have been Muslims.

Back in April 2007, a high-profile Muslim cleric was killed in Kano. Sheikh Ja'afar Mahmoud Adam, was gunned down as he prayed at a mosque here after criticising the group's hardline ideology.

Seven years on and the list of targets has grown to include policemen, soldiers, government workers, schoolchildren, teachers, vigilantes, entire barracks as well as towns and villages that have recently been captured by the Islamist insurgents.

Anyone who does not subscribe to Boko Haram's own interpretation of Islam is a potential victim.

Defiant emir

The mosque is situated right next to the emir of Kano's palace and is where the outspoken Mohammed Sanusi II regularly preaches.

Some people suggest it is no coincidence that the jihadists chose this mosque.

Just last week, in the very same building, the emir warned people not to rely on protection by the military, urging them to defend themselves against attacks by the insurgents.

"If people flee the villages, the terrorists slaughter our male children and abduct our girls to force them in to slavery," he said.

He was out of the country when the gunmen and bombers struck, but he returned on Saturday, visited the mosque twice and sounded defiant.

"We will never be intimidated into abandoning our religion, which is the intention of the attackers," he said. He later lead evening prayers at the bloody scene.

As trucks take away the debris, people are now cleaning up the mosque ready to pray again.

But the jihadist attacks are so relentless that no-one knows where they will strike next.

In the 10 days prior to the Kano attack, 188 people were killed by Boko Haram in four separate attacks. And those are just the incidents we heard about.

The loss of life here is on a staggering scale, but the politicians hardly mention it. There's a presidential vote in February, and election fever takes precedence.

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Boko Haram Kano attack: Loss of life on staggering scale

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The tension is palpable in Kano, after bombers and gunmen struck killing more than 100 people at the central mosque. No-one here is in any doubt that Boko Haram did it. It seems people do not know where to vent their anger now but hostility hangs in the air.

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1. My hypothesis wasn't correct at all because it was negative instead of positive.
2. A quote that explains why it was right or wrong is "At least 18 people, including four mothers and their babies, have been abducted in a raid by gunmen on their village in the northern Nigerian state of Kaduna, the local community association has said."
3. The main idea of the article is that In Nigeria there was a horrible massacare in there and it doesn't support my claim because this is no where near positive.

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My hypothesis was accurate. My evidence to support this is; In the article it states "In August 2019, customs officials at the port of Hamburg seized about 4.5 tonnes of 🤬 from a shipment that was listed as soya beans. Officials said at the time that the haul could have been worth up to €1bn, depending on its purity.'' This just means they were hiding it illegally for awhile, and secretly selling it to those who shouldn't own it, which isn't a positive thing.

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Customs authorities in Germany and Belgium have seized a record amount of cocaine - more than 23 tonnes - that was destined for the Netherlands.

German officials discovered 16 tonnes in five shipping containers that had arrived in the port of Hamburg from Paraguay earlier this month.

Police in the Netherlands were notified and a further 7.2 tonnes of cocaine was seized at the Belgian port of Antwerp.

German officials said the cocaine had a street value of billions of euros.

A 28-year-old man suspected of involvement in the trafficking of the drugs has been arrested in the Netherlands, Dutch police said on Wednesday.

The two raids, which took place earlier this month, resulted in the seizure of an "enormous amount of cocaine", customs officials said.

In Antwerp, the drug was hidden in a container filled with wooden blocks from Panama.

The cocaine found in the northern German city of Hamburg was concealed in tins of wall filler, which had entered Europe on a container ship from Paraguay.

Customs officers decided to take a closer look at the Paraguayan containers after noticing "clear irregularities" with some of the contents - tin cans that were meant to be filled with putty.

"Beyond a layer of genuine goods, packed just behind the container door, numerous tin cans were in fact filled with other goods," officials said.

Investigators then ordered the containers to be unloaded, and found cocaine stashed away in more than 1,700 tins.

"This is the largest amount of cocaine ever seized in Europe and one of the largest single seizures worldwide," German customs said, referring to the Hamburg haul alone.

"We are estimating a street sales value of between €1.5bn and €3.5bn ($1.8bn and $4.2bn) for the 16 tonnes," Hamburg customs official Rene Matschke told AFP news agency.

Hamburg is Europe's third biggest port, and the largest in Germany.

Paraguay has been a key transit country for drugs for years.

Powerful drug trafficking gangs from neighbouring Brazil, such as First Capital Command (PCC), have expanded across the border into Paraguay and are running many of the smuggling operations there.

The drugs are often shipped in containers from Paraguay to port cities in Europe.

This latest haul, however, is the biggest ever discovered in Europe.

In October, 11.5 tonnes of cocaine was discovered hidden in scrap metal containers that had arrived in Antwerp from South America.

In August 2019, customs officials at the port of Hamburg seized about 4.5 tonnes of cocaine from a shipment that was listed as soya beans. Officials said at the time that the haul could have been worth up to €1bn, depending on its purity.

High-purity cocaine can be cut up or divided, with different substances added to increase profits when sold on the street.

Last year, about 102 tonnes of cocaine was intercepted while heading for Europe.

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Cocaine 'worth billions' seized in record Germany and Belgium haul

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Customs authorities in Germany and Belgium have seized a record amount of cocaine - more than 23 tonnes - that was destined for the Netherlands. German officials discovered 16 tonnes in five shipping containers that had arrived in the port of Hamburg from Paraguay earlier this month.

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President Trump has amended federal execution rules to allow death by firing squad, sparking rumors that this may be the reason why Kamala Harris has gone into hiding since election day.

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Yes, my hypothesis was true it is a negative article. In the text, it states "A German citizen suspected of passing floor plans of the country's parliament buildings in Berlin to a Russian military intelligence agency has been charged with espionage, officials say." This article proves that it is negative because a german citizen is being charged for passing floor plans and it supports my claim because being charged with some is negative.

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Algeria receives Chinese vaccine

I was partly wrong on hypothesis was wrong and correct at the same time because I said it would be positive and negative but it's mostly positive because more people are getting the vaccines to prevent the virus spread.

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My hypothesis was wrong about news being negative.
"Trials found it prevented serious illness but was 66% effective overall when moderate cases were included."
The article was about the covid-19 vaccine and how it is 66% effective. This does not support my  claim because I thought It was going to be something negative.

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My hypothesis was right that the article was going to be negative. The articles states that "Two men have been charged in Malta with supplying the car bomb that killed investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia in 2017." This article is negative because it took 4 years to find at least these two suspects for the killing of Daphne Caruana Galizia.

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"With the evidence we have, we are in a position to say that every person involved, be it mastermind or accomplice, is under arrest or facing charges," Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa said.

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Daphne Caruana Galizia: Fresh charges over murder of Maltese journalist

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"With the evidence we have, we are in a position to say that every person involved, be it mastermind or accomplice, is under arrest or facing charges," Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa said.

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My hypothesis was right about the news being negative.

"A male suspect fired a semi-automatic handgun at the dog-walker, named in US media reports as Ryan Fischer, before making off with the dogs."

Lady gaga dog walker was shot and the suspect took the dogs, after gaga found out she put out a $500,000 reward to return the dogs. This supports my claim because someone got shot and dogs were stolen.

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By Mark Savage
BBC music reporter

Two of Lady Gaga's French bulldogs were stolen on Wednesday night, after a gunman shot her dog-walker in Hollywood, Los Angeles.

A male suspect fired a semi-automatic handgun at the dog-walker, named in US media reports as Ryan Fischer, before making off with the dogs.

The victim was transported to hospital in an unknown condition, Los Angeles Police confirmed to the BBC.

Lady Gaga has offered a reward for the return of her dogs, Koji and Gustav.

A third bulldog, named Miss Asia ran away and was later recovered by police.

Gaga, whose real name is Stefani Germanotta, is currently in Rome working on a new Ridley Scott film, Gucci.

She is said to be offering $500,000 to anyone who can return the dogs.

Her press representative said anyone with information on their whereabouts can email KojiandGustav@gmail.com.

Part of a violent trend

Peter Bowes, BBC News, Los Angeles

It is not known whether Lady Gaga's pets were targeted because of her celebrity status, or whether it was a chance - or planned - attack, because of the breed of dog involved.

This is not an isolated incident involving French bulldogs. There have been several cases, around the United States, sometimes involving violent assaults on their owners, where the animals have been stolen.

In January, a woman in San Francisco was attacked at gunpoint by three men who escaped with her five-month-old puppy.

French bulldogs are hugely popular and in much demand, but they are notoriously difficult to breed. They require artificial insemination and the physical characteristics of the dog - a large head and shoulders - mean they usually have to be delivered by Caesarean section.

The breeding costs explain the price tag of a puppy, which can range from $2,000-$10,000.

Los Angeles Police Department confirmed that they are searching for a man who "fired a gunshot from an unknown location and struck the victim" on North Sierra Bonita Avenue at 9:40pm on Wednesday night.

A "possible suspect" fled the scene in a white vehicle towards Hollywood Boulevard, they added.

It is not clear whether Lady Gaga's dogs were specifically targeted in the attack.

Gaga is known to be extremely protective of her dogs, who have accompanied her to the American Music Awards and her 2017 Super Bowl Halftime show.

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By Mark Savage BBC music reporter Two of Lady Gaga's French bulldogs were stolen on Wednesday night, after a gunman shot her dog-walker in Hollywood, Los Angeles. A male suspect fired a semi-automatic handgun at the dog-walker, named in US media reports as Ryan Fischer, before making off with the dogs.

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My article was about how china is ending their poverty My hypothesis was correct the news was positive . one example from the text i have is "His government says that over an eight-year period, nearly 100 million people have been lifted out of poverty." This article supports my claim because their plan is working and 100 million aren't in poverty anymore

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"According to the current criteria, all 98.99 million poor rural population have been taken out of poverty, and 832 poverty-stricken counties as well as 128,000 villages have been removed from the poverty list," he said.

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China's Xi declares victory in ending extreme poverty

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"According to the current criteria, all 98.99 million poor rural population have been taken out of poverty, and 832 poverty-stricken counties as well as 128,000 villages have been removed from the poverty list," he said.

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Myanmar coup: Violence flares as rival protesters clash in Yangon

This all started when someone cut the military commanders son and mail his body to his door. After he saw that his son had his hands,feet,head cut and mail to him he set his military to search for the responsible. Then they started to raid houses which made people mad and cause protest.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-56200809

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My hypothesis was wrong. In the text it says "Rescuers have successfully refloated 28 pilot whales on a notorious New Zealand beach where they had repeatedly beached themselves.'' This does not support my hypothesis because this is a positive thing about rescuers saving whales because they are saving animals.

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Yes, my hypothesis was correct. In my hypothesis I assumed that the article of my choice would be negative and it is. In the article the main idea states. "At least 37 inmates have been killed in simultaneous fights in four jails in Ecudoar, one of the deadliest incidents in the country's prisons in years." Lives were lost during this time in 2019.

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My hypothesis was correct because the article is positive news.  In the text, it states "A sheep with a 35kg (77lb) coat of wool has been given a new fleece of life after being found in a forest near Melbourne, Australia."  As of this, the sheep is now safe and did not suffer from any infection or diseases.   (Also I saw the video of the sheep right before logging in to this class.)

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The hypothesis that I chose was right about the news being negative. For instance, in the article it says "A male suspect fired a semi-automatic handgun at the dog-walker, named in US media reports as Ryan Fischer, before making off with the dogs. She is said to be offering $500,000 to anyone who can return the dogs." In conclusion, this is negative by the fact that the two bull - dogs are still not found, the dogwalker was shot, and the shooter/theif is still out there.

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By Mark Savage
BBC music reporter

Two of Lady Gaga's French bulldogs were stolen on Wednesday night, after a gunman shot her dog-walker in Hollywood, Los Angeles.

A male suspect fired a semi-automatic handgun at the dog-walker, named in US media reports as Ryan Fischer, before making off with the dogs.

The victim was transported to hospital in an unknown condition, Los Angeles Police confirmed to the BBC.

Lady Gaga has offered a reward for the return of her dogs, Koji and Gustav.

A third bulldog, named Miss Asia ran away and was later recovered by police.

Gaga, whose real name is Stefani Germanotta, is currently in Rome working on a new Ridley Scott film, Gucci.

She is said to be offering $500,000 to anyone who can return the dogs.

Her press representative said anyone with information on their whereabouts can email KojiandGustav@gmail.com.

Part of a violent trend

Peter Bowes, BBC News, Los Angeles

It is not known whether Lady Gaga's pets were targeted because of her celebrity status, or whether it was a chance - or planned - attack, because of the breed of dog involved.

This is not an isolated incident involving French bulldogs. There have been several cases, around the United States, sometimes involving violent assaults on their owners, where the animals have been stolen.

In January, a woman in San Francisco was attacked at gunpoint by three men who escaped with her five-month-old puppy.

French bulldogs are hugely popular and in much demand, but they are notoriously difficult to breed. They require artificial insemination and the physical characteristics of the dog - a large head and shoulders - mean they usually have to be delivered by Caesarean section.

The breeding costs explain the price tag of a puppy, which can range from $2,000-$10,000.

Los Angeles Police Department confirmed that they are searching for a man who "fired a gunshot from an unknown location and struck the victim" on North Sierra Bonita Avenue at 9:40pm on Wednesday night.

A "possible suspect" fled the scene in a white vehicle towards Hollywood Boulevard, they added.

It is not clear whether Lady Gaga's dogs were specifically targeted in the attack.

Gaga is known to be extremely protective of her dogs, who have accompanied her to the American Music Awards and her 2017 Super Bowl Halftime show.

You may be interested in watching:

Follow us on Facebook, or on Twitter @BBCNewsEnts. If you have a story suggestion email entertainment.news@bbc.co.uk.

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By Mark Savage BBC music reporter Two of Lady Gaga's French bulldogs were stolen on Wednesday night, after a gunman shot her dog-walker in Hollywood, Los Angeles. A male suspect fired a semi-automatic handgun at the dog-walker, named in US media reports as Ryan Fischer, before making off with the dogs.