I. Reading. Read the brief newspaper articles

Read the brief newspaper articles. Match the headlines (A–E) with the articles (1–5).

ATelevision star in politics

BTorrential rain and storm blast again

CDebate to settle stock issues

DFormer champion beaten

EViolence threatens expected pullout

Hurricane Jeanne blasted ashore in Florida with drenching rains and 120 mph wind, tearing off rooftops, hurling debris through the air and sending huge waves crashing into buildings on Sunday as it hit the same area battered by Frances three weeks ago.

The first U.S. presidential debate this week and a load of data on consumer spending will settle some questions that have been hanging over U.S. stocks, and equity strategists, and traders say the decreased uncertainty could draw buyers back to the market.

Israeli helicopter gunships destroyed a metal workshop in a Gaza Strip refugee camp on Sunday, the latest attack in a cycle of violence threatening to complicate Israel’s planned pullout from the territory.

Actor Martin Sheen did some real life politicking for a congressional candidate who used to work on his television series “The West Wing.”

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Serena Williams erased a match point in the second set and came all the way back to beat U.S. Open champion Svetlana Kuznetsova 4­-6, 7­-5, 6­-4 Sunday at the China Open for her first title in six months.