(CNN) -- Everton held on to their mantle as the only unbeaten team in the Premier League this season with a 3-2 win over Newcastle. Romelu Lukaku was a livewire on his home debut for the Liverpool club, scoring twice and setting up English teenager Ross Barkley for Everton's second. The 20 year old Belgian, who is on a season long loan from Chelsea, signalled to his compatriot Kevin Mirallas that he wanted the ball in the box with less than five minutes on the clock. Mirallas duly delivered and Lukaku dinked it in to set Everton on their way.
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Everton remain the only unbeaten team in the Premier League with 3-2 win over Newcastle
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Romelu Lukaku scores twice and sets up Ross Barkley
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Yohan Cabaye and Loic Remy score for Newcastle
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Everton move up to fourth in the table

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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (CNN) -- Argentina's economy is in a perpetual state of uncertainty. As a result, Argentines have learned to live with what they've got -- and make things last. Lukas Desimone of Baumm cuts out a new bag from an old billboard advertisement. This resilience and resourcefulness has resulted in a wonderfully creative culture, where innovation and ingenuity are ever-present. In the wake of the country's 2001-2002 economic crash, many Argentines couldn't afford to travel abroad to forge new business relationships and absorb foreign ideas, so they did what they've always done -- they looked within for inspiration. In particular, Argentine fashion and designs have come to the forefront in recent years and gained worldwide accolades.
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CNN's Brian Byrnes reports from Argentina on trend for eco-friendly fashion
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Economic crash inspired a new creativity that's all about recycling, reusing
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Indarra DTX is creating hi-tech clothing, installing solar panels in jackets
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Baumm uses vinyl from discarded billboard advertisements to make bags

Question: The @placeholder guys saw the potential in this, and now make colorful, 100 percent original bags that retail for around $30 each.


By Robert Verkaik and David Rose Accused: Former policeman Pavel Karpov was linked to the death of Sergei Magnitsky but is now bringing a libel action against the British businessman who named him as a suspect A former Russian police officer banned from travelling to America after being accused of torture and murder has been allowed to bring an explosive libel claim against a British businessman in London’s High Court. The case, which will cost the UK taxpayer tens of thousands of pounds, is likely to be one of the most expensive ever heard in Britain. It is being brought by Lieutenant Colonel Pavel Karpov, one of the men accused of involvement in the arrest, torture and murder of Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitsky who died in Moscow in 2009.
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Former Russian police officer Pavel Karpov is suing British William Browder
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Mr Karpov has been accused of involvement in torture and death of a lawyer
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The case will cost the UK taxpayers tens of thousands of pounds

Question: It comes after a Moscow court last week posthumously convicted Mr @placeholder of tax fraud and convicted Mr Browder in his absence, sentencing him to nine years in jail.


(CNN) -- Abbas Khan's family had been preparing for a homecoming in Britain after learning that Syria's government was going to release him. The 32-year-old orthopedic surgeon was arrested for entering Syria without a visa more than a year ago after volunteering to treat wounded victims of that country's civil war. After his mother personally pleaded with top Syrian officials to free him, they appeared to have relented. A member of the House of Commons, George Galloway, was planning to fly to Damascus to bring him home on Friday. Instead, his family was told that Khan was dead by his own hand, found hanging in his cell -- a report his brother called "absolute slander" Tuesday.
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British doctor's brother calls suicide report "absolute slander"
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Abbas Khan had been expected to return to Britain by Christmas
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He had been held since November 2012 for entering Syria without a visa
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Another day of "barrel bombs" pounds Aleppo; dozens killed

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A man who matches the description of Lena Dunham's alleged rapist has set up a legal fund to defend his reputation and prepare for a law suit against the Girls creator, a report claims. Ms Dunham, 28, dedicates a chapter of her book, Not That Kind Of Girl, to a 'flamboyant Republican conservative' that she met at Oberlin College in Ohio identified as 'Barry', who she claims raped her after a party. Subsequent reports found a man named Barry One fits the description. After numerous failed attempts to get Ms Dunham to remove the passage or openly clear his name, One's attorney Aaron Minc reveals a fund has been set up to gather costs to defend his reputation.
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Barry One has spent two months worth legal fees defending reputation
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Dunham says she was raped at Oberlin in book Not That Kind Of Girl
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One's attorney said they are preparing for potential legal suit against writer
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He said he has made repeated appeals to Dunham to say it wasn't him
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Dunham has been accused of being 'grossly irresponsible' publishing claim
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She did not report the incident to authorities

Question: Furthermore @placeholder does not state that 'Barry' is a pseudonym, as she does with other names that appear in her book.


PARIS, France (CNN) -- The backstage gossip at recent fashion shows wouldn't be complete without rampant speculation about who is likely to replace esteemed American Vogue Editor in Chief Anna Wintour. Vogue editors Anna Wintour and Carine Roitfeld at AmfAR's 10th Annual New York Gala in January 2008. Wintour has yet to announce any plans to retire but her advancing age -- she's 60 this year -- has stoked speculation that after more than 20 years in the role it might be time to leave. One name touted as a possible replacement is Carine Roitfeld, the highly respected editor in chief of Vogue Paris. Read more about Carine Roitfeld
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Style icon Anna Wintour is rumored to be leaving American Vogue in 2009
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Vogue Paris Editor in Chief Carine Roitfeld touted as a possible replacement
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Roitfeld told CNN: "I think I prefer to stay here in Paris... I'm very happy"

Question: She said she would be honored to be asked to fill @placeholder's shoes, but pointed out that "it's a very different job."


(CNN) -- Penn State has hired a new permanent coach to head its embattled football program, with the team's quarterback saying that he and other players are "excited" for a "fresh start." Matt McGinn told CNN affiliate WBRE that he hopes the selection of New England Patriots offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien will help "erase some of the things that have happened in the past year." "It should be exciting for everyone," said McGinn, acknowledging that some Penn State alumni have voiced dissatisfaction with the move since O'Brien didn't attend the State College school. "The most important thing is that the players are happy."
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Bill O'Brien is hired at Penn State's next football coach
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The team's quarterback says "players are happy" and the hire is "exciting"
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Last fall, Penn State trustees fired legendary coach Joe Paterno
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This followed ex-coach Jerry Sandusky's being charged with sexually abusing boys

Question: We have that leader in Coach @placeholder, and I look forward to working with him in his new role."


By Emma Reynolds PUBLISHED: 07:42 EST, 3 December 2012 | UPDATED: 08:31 EST, 3 December 2012 Two neighbouring families were caught on video during a half-hour street brawl with paint tins, a machete, sticks and a chair, a court heard. The fight was triggered when Gary Shackleton, 26, and Andrew Dixon, 44, clashed outside their homes in Newcastle and then went indoors to gather makeshift weapons and family members. Shackleton came out with a heavy tin of paint, which he smashed into Dixon's head, before his  brother Paul followed him out carrying a stick, Newcastle Crown Court heard. Vicious: The families brawl outside their homes using chairs, sticks and even a machete as makeshift weapons
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Gary Shackleton punched neighbour he said was trying to steal from him
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Both went into their homes to get makeshift weapons and family members
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Andrew Dixon hit Shackleton with stick and broken chair
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Shackleton, who has 59 convictions, left needing 25 stitches to head
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His family were evicted in 2007 for drunkenness, vandalism and thefts
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His mother had been falsely claiming benefits in her sister's name

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(CNN) -- Mayors Julian Castro of San Antonio, Michael Hancock of Denver, Kevin Johnson of Sacramento, California, and Angel Taveras of Providence, Rhode Island, each attended public schools in the cities they now lead. This month, they launched a tour to meet educators, families and innovators in each of their cities, with the hope of understanding their shared problems -- and potential for solutions. "Education is more than a quality of life issue. Education impacts everything that we do in the city. It really is a fundamental right and it's a path out of poverty," Taveras said. "We're working to see what's going on in each other's city and to share solutions and help adapt them to our own city."
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Four American mayors are touring each other's city to learn more education solutions
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Mayors from California, Texas, Colorado and Rhode Island are on the tour
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The mayors shared stories from their own school experiences
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Providence mayor: Education "is a fundamental right and it's a path out of poverty"

Question: "Far too often a child's educational outcomes are determined by her or his ZIP code, and that's the case in Sacramento, too, and this has led to an unacceptable achievement gap," @placeholder said, describing how slow they've been to close the gap between white and black students' scores.


Cairo (CNN) -- The controversial Qatari TV network Al Jazeera has bought Current TV, gaining access to millions more U.S. viewers and taking a major step forward in cracking the longed-for U.S. market. The move is the network's crowning achievement in the U.S. after years struggling to be accepted in the wake of the September 11, 2001 attacks, when Al Jazeera was vilified by the Bush administration for broadcasting the notorious Osama bin Laden videos and other anti-American material. Read more: Once called 'terror network,' Al Jazeera America dares to enter U.S. cable market But following the U.S. military withdrawal from Iraq, U.S. relations with the channel improved. Recently Al Jazeera's English-language channel has won several prestigious industry awards, as well as plaudits from senior U.S. policy-makers such as Hillary Clinton.
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Qatari TV network Al Jazeera buys Current TV, gaining access to millions more U.S. viewers
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Network has struggled to be accepted in wake of September 11 attacks, says Hugh Miles
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Rehabilitating Al Jazeera's image in America was never going to come cheap, Miles adds
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Miles: Qatar's priority is drumming up support in case of a war in the Gulf

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Thousands of Holocaust victims transported to Nazi concentration camps by a French railway company will be entitled to compensation. France and the US have agreed a £40 million ($60 million) settlement fund, that will be financed by the French Government. Survivors who were deported by France's state rail company SNCF during World War II will be able to make a claim. Scroll down for video Hundreds of holocaust victims transported to Nazi concentration camps by the French state railway company will be entitled to compensation, it has been announced. French President Francois Hollande pictured at a train car that represents the Drancy concentration camp, in Drancy, a Paris suburb, France (file picture)
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France and US announce £40 million fund for Holocaust survivors
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Victims transported by France's state rail company will be eligible
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Spouses or descendants of victims may also be entitled to compensation
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SNCF transported about 76,000 French Jews to concentration camps
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Survivors should get around £62,000 ($100,000) in compensation
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Move described as 'an important recognition of their (survivors) pain'

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(Tribune Media Services) -- Kristin Budden's hotel promises her a refund for her nonrefundable hotel room after a hurricane strikes. But months later, there's no sign of the money and the hotel has gone into radio silence. Should she kiss the money goodbye? A guest's hotel promised her a refund, but she hasn't received anything. Q: I think that you may be my only hope! My father and I were supposed to meet in San Antonio before a conference. Lucky for us, the weekend that we were to be in San Antonio was the same weekend Hurricane Ike plowed through Texas. After experiencing Gustav just two weeks prior in Baton Rouge, I was not very keen on going for round two. My flight was canceled, anyway.
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A Holiday Inn agreed to give a guest a refund due to an approaching hurricane
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The hotel said via email it would make an exception to its nonrefundable rate
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The guest tried for months to get her money back
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The Troubleshooter contacted the hotel and it promised to deliver the refund

Question: @placeholder wasn't one of those hotels as far as I can tell, but the commonly accepted practice in the travel industry is to not hold a customer accountable for a trip that can't be taken because of circumstances beyond his or her control.


(CNN) -- What authorities are calling Chris Dorner's campaign of guerrilla warfare against his former comrades in the Los Angeles Police Department has its roots in a hotel lobby in San Pedro, the city's port district. In July 2007, the former Navy officer was an LAPD probationary officer, riding patrol with a veteran of the force, when they were dispatched to check out a report of a disturbance at the DoubleTree Hotel. A man had refused to leave the premises and was sitting on the bench outside the lobby when they arrived. Christopher Gettler had "a glazed look in his eyes," court documents later recounted, and he refused to get up and speak with police. Dorner and his training officer, Teresa Evans, started to take him into custody, but he refused to comply and took a swing at them.
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NEW: LAPD board found Dorner was facing a bad review
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Chris Dorner filed a complaint against his training officer in 2007
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The LAPD cleared the officer and recommended that Dorner be dismissed
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"The attacks will stop when the department states the truth about my innocence," he wrote

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Iran defeated Trinidad and Tobago 2-0 in a World Cup warm-up on Sunday played on a training ground that was empty apart from a few journalists. Ehsan Haji Safi scored late in the first half and Dutch-born Reza Ghoochannejhad, who plays for Championship side Charlton Athletic, added a goal early in the second. Iran dominated on a windswept field in northeast Sao Paulo, with about two dozen media looking on at the practice facility where the Iranians have been working out. Tidy finish: Reza Ghoochannejhad made it 2-0 to Iran, slotting past Trinidad keeper Jan Micahel Williams Preparation: The Charlton striker is congratulated by his teammates after scoring in the training ground friendly
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Iran prepare for World Cup with win on empty training ground
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Captain Javad Nekounam missed a penalty but Iran win comfortably
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Iranians will face Nigeria on June 16, then Argentina and Bosnia in group

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By Chris Leadbeater There can be all manner of reasons to take a long journey – a desire to expand one’s horizons; a need to re-charge the batteries; an irresistible case of wanderlust. But for Derek Cullen, his current odyssey has a rather more poignant reason. A man with a remarkable plan: Derek Cullen decided to cycle across the whole length of Africa after losing both his parents to cancer Still a long way to go: His journey has already taken him through seven African countries - and will carry him through three more The 32-year-old Dubliner is midway through a monumental jaunt that was inspired – if that’s the correct word – by the death of both his parents.
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Derek Cullen is currently in Kenya, midway through a journey that will take him from one end of Africa to the other
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He began his odyssey in Cape Town in November, and has already passed through Botswana, Tanzania and Kenya
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Cyclist is raising money for cancer charity, and decided to take on the challenge after the death of both his parents

Question: Fending off the heat: A desperate bid to cool down under the unforgiving @placeholder sun


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Afghan President Hamid Karzai condemned a NATO airstrike this week that a provincial official says killed women and children, in a statement that came just as U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta arrived Thursday in Kabul for talks. A provincial official has said civilians were among the dead in the airstrike, while the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force said initial reports revealed only two injuries. ISAF is aware of the claims of civilian casualties and is looking into what took place, a spokesman for the coalition said. The NATO airstrike Wednesday in eastern Afghanistan's Logar province, along the volatile Pakistan border, is likely to strain already tense relations with the United States.
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NEW: U.N. body says it was the deadliest day for Afghan civilians this year
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U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta meets with Afghan defense minister
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A provincial official says an airstrike in Logar province killed women and children
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ISAF says it is looking into the claims, though its reports show only two injuries

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By Oliver Todd Follow @@oliver_todd For a nation that would usually consider the Super Bowl as the competition to decide football's world champions, the United States have come a long way in terms of the way they view 'soccer'. This summer's World Cup in Brazil looks to be the first one that really has US fans hooked - a whole 20 years on from when they hosted the tournament on their home soil at USA '94. For once, rather than struggling to drum up support for the USMNT (United States Men's National Team), fans are being turned away from fan parks as Americans attempt to drink in the relative successes of their national team on the big stage.
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Supporters pack out fan parks to cheer on their new heroes
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Soccer support at an all-time high, 20 years after USA '94
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USA can beat Ghana and Portugal to a last 16 place if they win or draw
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MLS still struggling but big names are improving the national league

Question: For supporters in the @placeholder, real football is finally becoming important.


Stuart Lancaster has given the strongest indication yet that Steffon Armitage’s dream of playing for England in next year’s World Cup will not be realised. The Toulon flanker cannot currently be selected for England due to the RFU’s strict policy on overseas players, and last week The Mail on Sunday revealed that Lancaster’s refusal to guarantee he would pick him if he moved to Bath played a large part in scuppering the deal. Armitage, 29, sought assurances that he would be included in Lancaster’s 33-man elite player squad, which was named on Wednesday, but the England head coach would not offer preferential treatment, leading to the Bath deal collapsing and Armitage hinting that he could now try to gain selection for France on residency grounds.
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England coach Stuart Lancaster said he won't guarantee anyone's place
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Lancaster said he stands by the rule that to be in the England squad players must be plying their trade in the Premiership
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He added that not even captain Chris Robshaw is guaranteed a place
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Semesa Rokoduguni compared rugby with his time in the armed forces, and Lancaster may ask him to relay his experiences to the squad

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By Ashley Collman for MailOnline Donald Trump made the best case that his hair is real by taking the ALS ice-bucket challenge on Wednesday. The real-estate mogul was nominated by Homer Simpson, Vince McMahon and Mike Tyson  and decided to accept the challenge in style. From the top of Trump Tower, the Donald had the beautiful Miss USA and Miss Universe dump ice-cold bottled water over his head to raise awareness of ALS- also known as Lou Gherig's disease. Scroll down for video Challenge accepted: Billionaire real-estate mogul Donald Trump took the ALS ice bucket challenge on Thursday, accepting nominations from Homer Simpson, Vince McMahon and Mike Tyson
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The real estate mogul nominated President Obama as well as his sons Eric and Donald Jr to take the challenge next

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It was Grigor Dimitrov’s girlfriend, Maria Sharapova, who once joked that her movement on clay resembled ‘a cow on ice’. It would be unfair to pin that label on the supremely athletic Bulgarian, but in the course of Friday’s exhilarating Wimbledon semi-final he may have set an unofficial record for slipping over on the coarsened Centre Court grass. That may prove the most enduring memory of an afternoon of spills and thrills that resulted in Novak Djokovic winning 6-4 3-6 7-6 7-6 to set up a meeting with either Roger Federer or Canadian Milos Raonic. VIDEO Scroll down to watch defeat semi-finalist Grigor Dimitrov's quickfires questions
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Novak Djokovic wins in four sets to qualify for Wimbledon final
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Dimitrov forced the No 1 seed into two tie-breaks, but failed to win
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Djokovic will play seven-time champion Roger Federer in the final

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Barcelona may have slipped from the summit of European football but this tie proved that Manchester City are still stranded half-way down the mountain. The Catalan giants arrived in Manchester on the back of a shock defeat to Malaga on Saturday that left them four points behind Real Madrid at the top of La Liga. And they were besieged by controversy about Lionel Messi’s visit to a casino in the early hours of Monday morning with team-mate Gerard Pique. Luis Suarez fired home from a tight angle after outwitting Vincent Kompany to put Barcelona ahead Suarez (left) finishes off a lovely move from a tight angle to give City a mountain to climb
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Manuel Pellegrini named an attacking line-up and his selection was punished
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His 4-4-2 system played into Barcelona's hands by leaving City hopelessly outnumbered in central midfield
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Luis Suarez struck twice in the first half hour to give Barcelona control
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Sergio Aguero hit back in the 69th minute to give City a Champions League lifeline
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Gael Clichy was sent off for a rash challenge on Dani Alves
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Joe Hart saved Lionel Messi's last-gasp penalty and the Argentine missed the rebound with a diving header

Question: But @placeholder soothed all their visitors' uncertainties away with a performance that was timid, insipid and ineffective.


Ed Miliband refused 13 times yesterday to back David Cameron’s proposal for ‘home rule’ for England. As the fallout from Scotland’s independence referendum threatened to engulf both main political parties, the Labour leader repeatedly declined to agree that Scottish MPs should be barred from voting on laws that only affect England. He warned that the move would create two classes of MP – and suggested it could ‘drive our country apart’. However, there has been a backlash among his own MPs, many of whom warn that the party could be seen as ‘anti-English’ unless it supports reform that gives the country the same rights promised to Scotland.
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Ed Miliband says he is open to English-only 'scrutiny' of law but not vetoes
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He refused to back English votes for English laws after being asked 13 times
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Mr Miliband claims move was drawn up on back of a 'fag packet' by the PM
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David Cameron said if Scotland gets new powers so should England
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Mr Miliband says he's 'not in favour of a Commons that becomes divided'
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Labour has 41 MPs in Scotland which could help it form a majority next year

Question: Let’s not drive our country apart because @placeholder believes it is an opportunity for him to do it.’

Question: Miliband: Well let’s be very clear about what @placeholder has done.


(CNN) -- The massive earthquake and tsunami in Japan one year ago understandably raised questions about the safety of America's nuclear energy facilities. Americans should know that all U.S. nuclear energy plant safety systems have been verified by the companies operating them as well as deemed safe by the independent Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Equally important, the industry is proactively applying lessons learned from Fukushima Daiichi and is making nuclear power, which provides 20% of America's electricity, even safer. The nuclear energy industry is working with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on the steps to be taken to enhance safety at America's reactors. To further strengthen the plants' ability to withstand extreme events, the commission will require U.S. facilities to install additional instruments to monitor the level of water in used reactor fuel storage pools and add protection from extreme natural events such as floods and earthquakes, no matter how infrequent they may be.
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Marvin Fertel: After Fukushima, industry has made sure U.S. nuclear reactors are safe
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Fertel: Nuclear power provides 20% of U.S. electricity; industry has its own watchdog agency
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Nuclear energy industry working with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on safety, he says
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Fertel: Companies buying more equipment for safety in extreme circumstances

Question: Within days of the Fukushima accident, the U.S. industry launched intensive inspections to evaluate the readiness of the operators and equipment to respond to events similar to what happened in @placeholder, including managing an extended loss of power for vital safety systems, and seismic and flooding challenges.


(CNN) -- Storyteller Mark Twain ignited an American love affair with the Mississippi River in the late 1800s with his vivid descriptions in "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" and "Life on the Mississippi." Twain described river towns as "pleasing to the eye and cheering to the spirit" and called the Mississippi Valley "as reposeful as a dreamland ... nothing to hang a fret or a worry upon." More than a century later, the romance of the mighty Mississippi, along with a number of other U.S. waterways, continues to attract those seeking an authentic slice of Americana, and a number of cruise lines cater to travelers looking for such a floating escape. Onboard today's passenger vessels you're likely to find a library with a book or two by Twain -- along with fine dining, live entertainment, expert lecturers and multiple options for relaxing, or maintaining a fitness regime.
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For a European feel with no passport required, consider a river cruise in the U.S.
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Board a paddlewheel riverboat that travels between Memphis, Tennessee, and New Orleans
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(CNN) -- Royal Ascot's most successful jockey Frankie Dettori won a thrilling Gold Cup on Colour Vision in Thursday's feature race. The 42-year-old sealed his first victory of this year's meeting by leading home a Godolphin one-two, with stablemate Opinion Poll second under Mikael Barzalona. Dettori had decided to switch rides from Opinion Poll, a decision that paid off when his Saeed Bin Suroor-trained gray won by half a length to earn the Italian's fifth victory in the prestigious race and his first since 2004. He is still some way behind the leading 11 victories by the legendary Lester Piggott, but nevertheless has more wins at Royal Ascot than any other jockey.
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Frankie Dettori and Colour Vision win Royal Ascot's Gold Cup race
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Dettori had decided to switch rides from Opinion Poll, which came second
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Pre-race favorite Fame And Glory finishes down the field
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The Queen's filly Momentary finishes third-last in Ribbesdale Stakes

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(CNN) -- Rep. David Wu of Oregon will not seek re-election and "is considering all options" regarding whether to serve out the rest of his term, Wu's communications director told CNN Monday. "He (Wu) will consider those options and make a decision in due course," said Erik Dorey, declining to elaborate on a possible time frame. Wu, facing mounting calls for his resignation, gave no indication Monday that he planned to step down. A spokeswoman in his Portland office refused to comment on alleged sexual advances toward an 18-year-old or discuss the congressman's future. On Friday, the Oregonian newspaper reported that the daughter of a fund-raiser of Wu's accused him in May of unwanted sexual advances that allegedly occurred in November.
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Wu will not seek re-election, his communications director tells CNN
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Report: A woman accuses Congressman David Wu of making sexual advances
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An Oregon newspaper cites anonymous sources within Wu's congressional office
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House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi is calling for an ethics investigation

Question: Citing anonymous sources from inside the congressman's office, the Oregonian said the woman, who the paper declined to name, left a voice-mail message at @placeholder's Portland office alleging aggressive advances by Wu.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:37 EST, 3 August 2012 | UPDATED: 09:38 EST, 3 August 2012 The wife of an ousted Chinese politician will go on trial next week for the murder of a British businessman. Gu Kailai, the wife of former Communist Party Politburo member Bo Xilai, is accused of poisoning Neil Heywood with cyanide after he allegedly threatened her son in a row over money. A family aide - Zhang Xiaojun - has also been charged. If Gu, 53, is found guilty of the murder she could face the death penalty. Victim and suspect: Chinese prosecutors are charging Gu Kailai (right), the wife of a top Communist Party official, with the murder of British businessman Paul Heywood (left)
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Gu Kailai, 53, charged with the murder of Neil Heywood along with family 'aide' Zhang Xiaojun
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Heywood, 41, found dead in hotel room in China last November
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Gu's trial to start on Thursday - she faces the death penalty if found guilty

Question: Scandal: Reports have claimed that Mr @placeholder helped Gu, pictured, to smuggle money out of China


Hundreds of thousands of mourners flooded the streets of Vietnam's capital today to bid a final farewell to legendary war hero General Vo Nguyen Giap. He is credited with leading his country to victory over the French and then the Americans. 'Long live General Vo Nguyen Giap,' people chanted, many in tears, as his flag-draped coffin passed by on a truck-drawn artillery carriage. Scroll down for video Farewell: Vietnamese president Truong Tan Sang, left, Communist party chiefs and soldiers carry the coffin of General Vo Nguyen Giap to an artillery cart at the National Funeral House in Hanoi People's champion: General Giap was sidelined by Communist party chiefs and later criticised the regime
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Crowds chanted General Giap's name as his flag-draped coffin passed by
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He died aged 102 and was revered only second to his mentor Ho Chi Minh
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Communist party chiefs sidelined him after the war with America

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By Rob Cooper PUBLISHED: 08:25 EST, 25 July 2013 | UPDATED: 08:25 EST, 25 July 2013 A teenage thug who killed a 'heroic' off-duty police officer with a single punch in an unprovoked attack was today jailed for just three-and-half years. Dale Dixon, 19, attacked Chris Findley, 33, as he was walking home from a night out with friends in Wolverhampton, West Midlands. The officer, who worked for West Midlands Police, was rushed to hospital after banging his head on the pavement as he fell but he died ten days later. Victim: PC Chris Findlay, 33, was walking home from a night out with friends when he was attacked by Dale Dixon. He died 10 days later in hospital
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Dale Dixon, 19, ran after Chris Findlay, 33, and punched him in city centre
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The off-duty police officer was unconscious before he hit the floor
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He died in hospital 10 days later after suffering swelling to his brain
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Friends of officer hit out and say killer will be 'walking the streets of Wolverhampton again' before reaching the age of the man he killed
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Dixon, who fled the scene in a taxi, admitted manslaughter

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Gaza City (CNN) -- It hits you just a few steps past the Hamas checkpoint, at the sounds and sight of a mule-pulled cart passing by: To enter Gaza is to step back in time. Also front and center: the question of whether hate will ever give way to peace. In the city square, there's a giant billboard celebrating the Hamas militant wing that carries out attacks in Israel. Nearby, posters paying tribute to men Hamas calls "martyrs" but who by most any other definition would be called terrorists. Obama: 'Peace is possible,' but see the world as Palestinians do
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Gaza, a Palestinian territory, is controlled by Hamas
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The West Bank, another Palestinian territory, is controlled by the Fatah movement
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Ramallah in the West Bank is hardly boomtown, but it is a galaxy apart from Gaza
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President Obama paid tribute Thursday to the West Bank's stronger economy

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Question: To pass through is to see mostly abandoned or shuttered buildings in a bleak no-man's land under the watchful gaze of @placeholder surveillance balloons.


By Adam Shergold PUBLISHED: 09:18 EST, 1 November 2012 | UPDATED: 01:06 EST, 2 November 2012 It's a hobby enjoyed the world over - what could be better than spending a few hours kayaking across a shimmering mountain lake admiring the stunning scenery while keeping fit? Unfortunately, transporting all that bulky equipment around can prove a real headache and then you've got to find somewhere to store it. But now, an enterprising kayak enthusiast from California has come up with an ingenious solution - a 12-foot long kayak that can fold away into a small plastic case. The Origami Kayak: The Oru looks like any normal kayak, but can be folded away into a small plastic case and re-assembled within five minutes
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Californian Anton Willis has invented a 12ft kayak which folds into a small plastic case after he had to pay to keep his kayak in storage
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Environmentally-friendly kayak can be unpacked and assembled in five minutes
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But it will set you back £500

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From building-crushing hurricanes to killer sinkholes, Gulf Coast residents have seen a lot. But even these battle-tested veterans of the weather wars are marveling at torrential rains that washed out bridges and roads, sent chest-high water into homes and forced major military bases to shut down Wednesday. "We've seen flooding before, but never flooding that washes the back of a house away," said CNN iReporter Matt Raybourn of Pensacola, Florida. "There are no words for what we are seeing here." The rushing waters reduced some streets to rubble, gouged huge gashes in others and left stretches of many others submerged, including parts U.S. 98, the main east-west route along the coast. It was closed in several places between Fort Walton Beach and Panama City. Abandoned cars sat half-submerged along the highway.
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Storms caused 38 deaths since Sunday; 67-year-old woman killed in Florida
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Tornado that struck Mayflower and Vilonia, Arkansas, Sunday was an EF-4
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Alabama official: Residents scrambled to rooftops as water rushed in
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National Weather Service: The rainfall at Pensacola's airport set a record

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By Jill Reilly and Helen Lawson PUBLISHED: 10:12 EST, 4 March 2013 | UPDATED: 15:26 EST, 4 March 2013 A mother and her three children have been killed after their car was buried by drifts after a weekend of heavy snow in Japan. At the weekend nine people were killed on Hokkaido island due to the poor weather including the family. Kazuyo Miyashita, 40, her two daughters Misa, 17, and Sayo, 14, and her son Daiki, 11, were trapped in their car during a snow storm. Trapped: Policemen shovel snow around a vehicle of Kazuyo Miyashita. The mother and her three children died at a hospital Saturday night of carbon-monoxide poisoning after the vehicle got buried in the snow
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Kazuyo Miyashita, 40, her two daughters Misa, 17, and Sayo, 14, and her son Daiki, 11, died at a hospital of carbon-monoxide poisoning
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Body of Mikio Okada found wrapped round his daughter, who survived
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The storm caused two-metre-high drifts
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Heavy snow that fell on the main northern Japanese island of Hokkaido
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Over the weekend nine people lost their lives to the storm

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Nick Easter has urged England to create a 'destructive force' by pairing Steffon Armitage with captain Chris Robshaw for their assault on this year's World Cup. Former England number eight Easter believes head coach Stuart Lancaster must 'go down that route' and end Armitage's Test exile to boost the host nation's hopes of glory. England have continued to overlook Armitage since his 2011 move to Toulon, sticking to their rule of not selecting overseas-based stars. Toulon's flanker Steffon Armitage (right) runs with the ball against Montpellier, with the back-rower in line to be given special dispensation to feature for England at the World Cup despite playing in France
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Steffon Armitage could feature for England at 2015 World Cup
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Toulon star could be given special dispensation by RFU to feature
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Armitage set to be given international chance with May call up

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Full-skirted ballgowns were, quite literally, the biggest red carpet trend at the Oscars last night. Amy Adams, Jennifer Lawrence and Fan Bingbing lead the princess-like trend with dresses boasting layers and layers of tulle, making their skirts wide as they are tall. Jennifer Lawrence's was undoubtedly the most showstopping. As the newest face of Christian Dior, she was lucky enough to wear an haute couture gown by the French fashion house's new creative director Raf Simons, and Chopard jewels including a fine necklace that cascaded down her back. Full-skirted and fabulous: Jennifer Lawrence in Christian Dior Haute Couture was undoubtedly one of the most showstopping looks at the Oscars last night
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Inky blues were another standout trend, thanks to Reese Witherspoon, Jennifer Hudson and Robin Roberts
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Shimmering column gowns are an eternal favorite and Stacy Keibler, Nicole Kidman and Renee Zellweger did the classic look proud

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London, England (CNN) -- A South African has become so fat on her diet of marshmallows that she's been taken to England to lose weight. She's "quite a character," her new caretakers say, but settling her into her new home has proven tricky -- she's an orangutan who has never seen another of her species before. Oshine, the animal, arrived at the Monkey World Ape Rescue Center in southern England last week, the center announced on Twitter. "We have a new arrival, very large & orange!" the center said September 1 -- but kept details close to its chest.
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Oshine came from South Africa to England to lose weight
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She's never seen another orangutan before, Monkey World says
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"We have a long way to go, she is obese!" the center tweets

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The New York Times says Chinese hackers have carried out sustained attacks on its computer systems, breaking in and stealing the passwords of high-profile reporters and other staff members. According to The Times, one of the biggest and most respected U.S. newspapers, the cyberassaults took place over the past four months, beginning during an investigation by the newspaper into the wealth reportedly accumulated by relatives of the Chinese premier, Wen Jiabao. The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday that its computer systems also had been infiltrated by Chinese hackers. The hackers were monitoring the newspaper's China coverage, according to a written statement from Paula Keve, chief communications officer for parent company Dow Jones & Co.
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The Wall Street Journal says Chinese hackers entered its computer system too
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Chinese defense ministry says the military has never supported hackers
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NYT attacks reportedly began during a controversial investigation in China
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Hackers obtained the company passwords of every Times employee

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Okaloosa Island, Florida (CNN) -- If you live in Okaloosa County, Florida, or Destin on Florida's Emerald Coast and are wondering who's going to be calling the shots if black crude oil comes ashore -- wonder no more. It won't be the federal government. "I think there's a fundamental flaw in the federal response," said Dino Villani, the county's public safety director. "When you're down in the trenches trying to respond like we are, it doesn't work," he said. The Okaloosa County Commission voted unanimously this week to allow their emergency managers to override and overrule federal emergency managers and take on the responsibility of saving the sand and beaches that provide about 50 percent of their economy. Tourist bookings are down about 30 percent this summer, according to local officials.
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Okaloosa County commissioners say they are responsibly for their county
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Commissioners voted to allow county managers to overrule feds
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Commissioners know they could go to jail
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Adm. Thad Allen: "There is an overriding federal interest in those waterways"

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Bogota, Colombia (CNN) -- Members of a Colombian leftist rebel group released two more longtime prisoners Wednesday afternoon, bringing the total released since February 9 to six, the International Committee of the Red Cross said. The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, known by the Spanish acronym FARC, freed Police Maj. Guillermo Solorzano and Army Cpl. Salin Antonio Sanmiguel Valderrama on Wednesday afternoon in a rural area located in the departments of Cauca and Valley of the Cauca in southwest Colombia, the Red Cross said in a news release. Solorzano had spent three years and eight months in captivity; Sanmiguel had been held for two years and eight months, it said.
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The two men were released in southwestern Colombia
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They are being taken by helicopter to be reunited with their families
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FARC's releases bring to six the number of hostages freed since February 9

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After meeting Marine Ben McBean for the first time in 2008, Prince Harry declared that the former Royal Marine was 'a hero'. Today, he turned out to roar on Marine McBean, 27, as he completed a gruelling 31-mile run on behalf of the Poppy Appeal - and told the runner to go and have a 'well-deserved beer'. The appearance of the royal came as a complete surprise to Marine McBean, who had designed the route through London using a smartphone app to look like a Royal British Legion poppy. Scroll down for video Surprise! Marine Ben McBean found a surprise royal visitor waiting for him as he completed a 31-mile run
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Marine Ben McBean, 27, was declared a hero by Prince Harry in 2008
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The double-amputee completed a 31-mile run in aid of the Poppy Appeal
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Marine McBean lost his left arm and right leg in an IED blast in Afghanistan
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Route, designed on a smartphone running app, took the shape of a poppy
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Harry, and fellow veteran Simon Weston, were waiting  on the finish line
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To donate, text POPP58 with an amount (£1, £2, £5 or £10) to 70070 or visit www.justgiving.com/firstbigpoppyrun

Question: He had used a running app to create the giant poppy outline on a @placeholder map, which other runners can follow by visiting the website firsts.com.


England finally received some comforting news ahead of their ill-fated first Test against New Zealand after Mike Brown declared himself fit for the series opener on June 7. Less than 24 hours after it emerged that Bath fly-half George Ford will miss the tour to undergo shoulder surgery, Brown insisted he will be ready to face the All Blacks. The 28-year-old sustained a hip injury in Harlequins' Aviva Premiership semi-final defeat by Saracens on Saturday, but is on track to resume training on Monday. Ready: Mike Brown (left) has declared himself fit for England's first Test against New Zealand England depart for New Zealand the following day and by the time they run-out at Eden Park, Brown expects to be fit to continue an outstanding season.
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England full-back Mike Brown is fit to face New Zealand
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Harlequins star has recovered from hip injury suffered during defeat against Saracens

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By Leon Watson UPDATED: 15:22 EST, 22 February 2012 Murdered: Pensioner Jean Dobson, 86, who was battered to death A former EastEnders actress told a friend she had made three crucial mistakes after battering an elderly widow to death, a court heard. Karen Williamson, 45, described the killing of Jean Jobson to neighbour Donna Coleman and admitted she had made a string of errors, jurors were told. Williamson is alleged to have used a hammer and a glass jug to cave in her 86-year-old victim's skull before fleeing with cash, jewellery and bank cards. The mother-of-one, who featured in a host of TV shows including The Bill and EastEnders as an extra, made her confession around ten days after the killing, the Old Bailey heard.
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Karen Williamson battered widow with a hammer and a glass jug, court hears
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It is alleged she admitted killing the pensioner to a neighbour

Question: Giving evidence, Ms Coleman said @placeholder had made the shock revelation as they chatted in her bedroom, following the accused killer's first interview with police.


By Daniel Martin UPDATED: 04:43 EST, 1 October 2011 An alliance of European countries is rebelling against EU plans to make Britain open its doors to thousands of ‘benefit tourists’. Ministers have joined forces with 12 other nations – including France, Germany and Denmark – angry at the European Commission’s threat to take the UK to court over rules which limit foreigners’ ability to claim benefits. If the Commission gets its way, Britain could be hit with an extra £2.5billion in welfare payments, making it even harder to tackle our huge deficit. Present rules: Currently, the UK says EU immigrants must have worked here previously, or have a decent chance of getting a job, before they can claim benefits
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Alliance to rebel against EU plans to make Britain open its doors to 'benefits tourists'
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Britain could be hit with an extra £2.5billion in welfare payments

Question: What we have ended up with is a mess and it is not a mess that simply faces the @placeholder – it is one that affects several other states.’


Washington (CNN) -- A Russian company is seeking to buy a controlling interest in one of the largest uranium extraction operations in the United States -- a sale that requires U.S. government review because of possible national security implications. Uranium One USA, now a subsidiary of a Canadian company, operates a uranium processing facility in Wyoming and has assets in Utah, Texas and Colorado. The sale of the company's existing and pending operations could give Russia control of about 20 percent of U.S. uranium extraction capacity, Nuclear Regulatory Commission officials estimate. Industry observers tell CNN they do not believe the sale of Uranium One to Joint Stock Company Atomredmetzoloto, or ARMZ, would jeopardize U.S. security, saying that the United States relies on Russian dismantled nuclear weapons for much of the uranium used in nuclear reactors today, and that sources of uranium are plentiful.
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The company is one of the largest uranium extraction operations in the U.S.
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NRC: Russia would control about 20 percent of U.S. uranium extraction capacity
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Former U.S. nonproliferation official says he has "no concerns about it at all"

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Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, the middleweight boxing contender who spent 19 years in prison after being wrongly convicted of a triple murder, has died in Toronto, according to Win Wahrer, the director of client services for the Association in Defence of the Wrongly Convicted. Carter, 76, died of complications from prostate cancer, Wahrer said. "I always remember spending hours and hours with Rubin talking about the wrongful convictions," she told CNN. "He was a great mentor and teacher. I felt very fortunate to have those times with him. ... He lived a very full life." Carter spent 19 years in prison for a triple killing in New Jersey before a federal judge ruled in 1985 that he and John Artis, who was with Carter on the night of the shootings, did not receive fair trials and released them.
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Denzel Washington: God bless Rubin Carter and his tireless fight
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Carter wrote in a 2011 book that he was guilty of other crimes but not murder
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A federal judge said Carter and another man failed to receive fair trials
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Carter lived in Toronto after he was freed from prison

Question: "Rubin will be remembered by those at @placeholder who were fortunate enough to have worked with him as a truly courageous man who fought tirelessly to free others who had suffered the same fate as he," the group said in a statement.


By Lydia Warren Toronto Mayor Rob Ford might be free of drugs and alcohol after two months in rehab, but it appears he still has at least one vice. The politician ordered a staggering five espressos in one cup during a drive with Canadian DJ deadmau5, telling the stunned musician: 'It's good, trust me! I pound these espressos back.' The bizarre interaction took place as the two men took a ride in the DJ's 2013 Ferrari 458 Spider F1 Edition, which is plastered with an animated cartoon cat called Nyan Cat. The ride was part of deadmau5's ongoing online series called Coffee Run, in which he picks up a celebrity and they get coffee together. Their conversation is then uploaded, unedited, to YouTube.
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The Toronto mayor went on a 30-minute car ride with the DJ on Monday as part of deadmau5's online video series, Coffee Run
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In a video of the journey, deadmau5 is stunned when Ford asks for five espressos, telling him: 'That's cardiac arrest!'
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But Ford, who returned to work last month after two months in rehab, assured him it was good, saying: 'I pound these back'

Question: A laugh: The two @placeholder chat about potholes, football and the city's parking on their 30-minute drive


Harry Redknapp was a worried man when he drove back down the A1 after QPR lost a pre-season friendly at Peterborough. Many were expecting his team — with a wage bill bigger than Borussia Dortmund’s and with a plethora of Premier League stars — to run away with the Sky Bet Championship and return to the top flight. But after a 1-0 defeat by the League One side, Redknapp feared they would tumble down another tier. ‘It was a concern,’ he  admits. ‘At Peterborough, when I drove down after the game, I thought we’re going to have a difficult season; I didn’t like the look of us. So, when we started well in the league it gave everyone a lift.
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Harry Redknapp had serious reservations of winning promotion with QPR
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Rangers finished fourth and face Wigan in the play-off first leg on Friday
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London club would be promoted if Loic Remy stayed, says Redknapp
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Redknapp is confident of keeping star players like Charlie Austin, Bobby Zamora and Joey Barton
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Former Spurs boss, who missed out on the England job, expects Roy Hodgson's side to have 'a decent run' at the World Cup

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(CNN) -- Having just quit a highly lucrative job with tech giant Microsoft in the United States, where he'd made millions working as a program manager, Patrick Awuah would wake up once in a while wondering if he'd done the right thing. "And then I read the words of Goethe," remembers Awuah: "Whatever you can do or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it -- begin it now." What Awuah wanted to begin was to create a university in his native Ghana, a state-of-the-art education hub that would help educate the country's next generation of leaders.
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Patrick Awuah is the founder of Ashesi University in Ghana
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He was working for Microsoft and made millions in the United States before returning to his home country
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Ashesi is known for its high-tech facilities and emphasis on business, technology and leadership
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The school celebrates its 10th anniversary this year

Question: He admits that quitting @placeholder was not an easy decision and credits his American wife for supporting him.


Dorian Johnson, who was walking with Michael Brown before Officer Darren Wilson fatally shot Brown in August, told remarkably similar stories in an interview with county and federal authorities in August and in testimony to the grand jury in September. The first interview, conducted by an FBI agent and a St. Louis County crimes-against-persons detective, was part of a Friday document dump by the prosecutor who presented the case to the grand jury. Prosecuting Attorney Robert McCulloch initially released grand jury documents in late November, but didn't include Johnson's August interview. That was a mistake, he said in a letter accompanying Friday's documents.
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In interviews 28 days apart, Johnson told similar stories about Michael Brown's death
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Johnson's interview with FBI, county detective released Friday in latest document dump in case
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Many inconsistencies minor, possibly the result of different questions
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Many witness accounts don't jibe, including those of Johnson and Officer Darren Wilson

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Criticism covered the French Foreign Minister's Facebook page and an air of disappointment hovered over much of Tehran just hours after word came that Iran and the world powers had failed to reach an agreement on Iran's nuclear program. "We thought we were going to have good news," said Houman, a 24 year-old Iranian actor who has been following the talks. "We were hopeful both sides were going to reach a compromise. We were disappointed when it didn't happen." Read more: U.S. isn't 'stupid' on Iran, says Kerry The Sunday blues in Tehran were in stark contrast to the palpable surge of optimism here 48 hours earlier. On Friday, Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said a "framework" for a deal had been agreed to.
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World powers and Iran fail to reach deal over Tehran's nuclear program
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Many Iranians blame French foreign minister for lack of agreement after talks
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French foreign minister says Israel's security concerns must be taken into account
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Israeli prime minister has said proposed agreement was "a bad deal for peace"

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A father warned other parents today of the dangers of children playing computer games online after sexual comments were made to his six-year-old son. The boy was playing Minecraft on his Xbox in his room in Middlesbrough, when he was allegedly sent a series of sexually explicit comments by an unknown man in audio and written messages. Cleveland Police were investigating what had happened today after receiving a report from the father. He cannot be named to protect the identity of his son, who has Asperger syndrome. Game: The boy was playing Minecraft (above, file picture) on his Xbox in his Middlesbrough bedroom
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Father says boy was playing the game in his room in Middlesbrough
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Sent 'sexually explicit comments by man in audio & written messages'
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Cleveland Police investigating  after receiving a report from the father

Question: ‘We provide parents with tools in the family settings on @placeholder to protect their children, and urge them to review these settings on their children’s consoles.’


By Tara Brady Three people have been accused of kidnapping and torturing a woman for human trafficking in Orange County, California. The victim, 26, had a black eye, bruises and burns on her body according to police. Reports claim she was tied up, blindfolded, beaten and burn with an electric clothing iron and hot glass narcotics pipe for about a week. Scroll down for video Renice Davis Cierra Thompson Oscar Gonzalez-Salinas Costa Mesa Police Department has arrested Renice Davis, 26 and Oscar Gonzalez-Salinas, 33, from Costa Mesa as well as Cierra Thompson, 27, in connection with the crime. Police found the woman in a motel room in the Days Inn, in Newport Boulevard, Westminster, on Monday.
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Renice Davis, 26, Oscar Gonzalez-Salinas, 33, Cierra Thompson, 27, arrested
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The victim, 26, had a black eye, bruises and burns on her body
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She was 'tied up, beaten and burnt with glass pipe used to smoke drugs'
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Police found the woman in the Days Inn, in Newport Boulevard, Westminster
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Tipped off by a person who received a Facebook message from the victim

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Joran van der Sloot has been tied to the disappearance of one woman and been convicted of murdering another. Now, he's a taken man. The Dutch national, who is serving a 28-year sentence for the killing of Stephany Flores -- married a Peruvian woman named Leidy Figueroa on Friday morning, his attorney told CNN en Espanol. The nuptials took place at the Lima, Peru, prison where the 26-year-old van der Sloot is being held, according to the lawyer, Maximo Altez. John Barrera, Mayor of Ancón District, presided over the ceremony. Van der Sloot is expected to become a father in September, when Figureoa is due to give birth to their child together, Altez said.
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Joran van der Sloot marries a woman who he met as she visited his Lima prison
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The couple are expecting a child together in September, according to his lawyer
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Van der Sloot pleaded guilty in 2012 to the murder of a 21-year-old Peruvian woman
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He was arrested twice, but never charged, in Natalee Holloway's disappearance

Question: But @placeholder, his defense lawyer, this spring dismissed that suggestion, saying then that the wedding shouldn't be "a big deal."


(CNN) -- The angry Frenchman came upon an audacious solution when he couldn't fly business class, a plan worthy of "Catch Me If You Can." Told the section was full, Philippe Jeannard just went into the cockpit and pretended to be crew, even dressing the part, police allege. Unlike Leonardo DiCaprio in the film based on the true story of a successful con artist posing as a pilot, Jeannard was caught right away at Philadelphia International Airport and is now being held on $1 million bail, Philadelphia police said Friday. The 61-year-old later remarked that he "hated Americans," said police, who are still ascertaining his exact motive.
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NEW: Pilots sense colleague is a fake when he can't strap into cockpit's jump seat
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NEW: Frenchman is a retired winemaker traveling from France to Florida
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Police say man boarded US Airways plane in Philadelphia posing as a pilot
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He allegedly entered cockpit after being told business class was full, police say

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Question: Despite the man's comment to police that he hates @placeholder, a federal law enforcement official said that investigators so far have not found any link to terrorism.


By Eddie Wrenn PUBLISHED: 10:31 EST, 3 September 2012 | UPDATED: 10:31 EST, 3 September 2012 Media tablet: The Google Nexus 7 is a seven-inch machine which finally broke the market for budget tablets Google is about to launch a new version of its critically-acclaimed Nexus 7 tablet, which will come with 3G to allow data on-the-move, according to industry insiders. The search engine's Android-powered Nexus 7 tablet received praise when it launched next month, bringing a premium tablet experience to the market for a 'bargain bucket' rate of £159. But critics disliked the WiFi-only approach, and with Apple due to announce the iPad Mini next week, Google is believed to be preparing for battle.
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Secretive Apple is expected to release a seven-inch iPad Mini within the next two months
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Google rumoured to be releasing 3G-enabled Nexus 7 to satisfy critics who want data on the move

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(CNN) -- If Muhammad Ali, Pele, Tiger Woods, Michael Schumacher and Michael Jordan are arguably the greatest proponents of their respective sports, Roger Federer made a compelling case for joining that pantheon of greats after securing a record-equaling seventh Wimbledon title on Sunday. At the age of 30, considered a grand old age in tennis, he came from behind to leave Andy Murray -- an opponent five years his junior -- shattered and tearful after a gripping three and a half hours on Centre Court. It ended Federer's two-and-a-half-year wait for a record-extending 17th grand slam title, and equaled his hero Pete Sampras' seven successes at the All England Club.
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Roger Federer's win over Andy Murray equals Pete Sampras' seven-title Wimbledon record
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The Swiss has won 17 grand slam titles -- the most in tennis history -- with Sampras next on 14
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American tennis coach Nick Bollettieri believes Federer could still win as many as four more grand slams
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He says Andy Murray's best chance of winning a grand slam is at the U.S. or Australian Opens

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In an exodus of almost biblical proportions, thousands trudge across a river to escape killers belonging to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, or ISIS. Entire families carry nothing but the clothes on their backs. Some are barefoot. Jamal Jamir, a 23-year-old university student from Sinjar, told CNN his family fled to the barren and windswept Mount Sinjar more than a week ago after ISIS captured their town. The group, which calls itself the Islamic State, has been on a rampage, killing members of various minorities, including Yazidis. Jamir said after ISIS arrived in his town, Arab neighbors of his turned on the minorities and helped ISIS kill. "They join them, and actually they kill us."
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Officials estimate 10,000-20,000 Yazidis on Mount Sinjar
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ISIS has captured more villages in Syria, activists say
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"They join them, and actually they kill us," a Yazidi says of Arab residents
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Yazidis' loved ones in Israel and U.S. fear for them

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It is 10 years to the day since Wayne Rooney, an 18-year-old tyro with the world at his feet, made his unforgettable debut for Manchester United in a Champions League fixture with Fenerbahce at Old Trafford. Many believed the £25.6m transfer fee would weigh heavily on Rooney's young but stocky shoulders but he confounded the doubters with a stunning hat-trick in a 6-2 win. On the anniversary, we take a look back at how Rooney's debut was reported by Sportsmail at the time. Wayne Rooney's scored a debut hat-trick for Manchester United in a Champions League match with Fenerbahce a decade ago as he announced his arrival at Old Trafford in remarkable fashion
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It is 10 years to the day since Wayne Rooney made his Man United debut
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The £25m striker scored a stunning hat-trick in a 6-2 win over Fenerbahce
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Just 18 at the time, Rooney's debut was among the greatest ever
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Ryan Giggs, Ruud van Nistelrooy and David Bellion also scored

Question: Imagine what Rooney can achieve when he finally gets to line up with the real @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Verrry scary things as we approached Halloween: 1. Zombies. 2. Vampires. 3. David Ortiz. It was a dark and bone-chilling night in Boston, Massachusetts. A game of baseball was to be played -- a spine-tingly, goose-bumpy game, Game 6 of the 2013 World Series, in a park fenced in by a Green Monster -- and the visiting St. Louis Cardinals had a particularly petrifying sight to face on Halloween eve when, one by one, those wolfman-hairy Boston Red Sox came to bat: "Big Papi." (Screams. A thunder clap. A lightning bolt.) Oooh, as scary as the walking dead. Up to the plate he stepped, 6 feet 4, 250 pounds, lugging a huge wooden club.
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Mike Downey: David Ortiz may have been the scariest thing to face Cardinals this Halloween
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"Big Papi" was awesome at the plate: 11 hits in 15 official times at bat before Game 6
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Downey: Cardinals had to walk Ortiz four times in the final game; they lost anyway
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Red Sox claimed the series as their own in large part due to Ortiz, Downey says

Question: The rest of the @placeholder were eerie enough, with those demented-farmer-from-a-horror-film faces of theirs.

Question: Yet it was not the dark whiskers of @placeholder that were intimidating to anybody.

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England striker Wayne Rooney has shown more promising signs in his bid to be in peak condition for this summer's World Cup. The 28-year-old released another video on his official Facebook page on Friday of his training session with two fitness coaches during his holiday to the Algarve. Rooney took part in sprints and some ball work as he was watched by son Kai, wearing a red England top with number 10 on the back. On the run: Wayne Rooney chases after the ball in a new training video released on his Facebook page Push: Rooney works hard in the Algarve with one of the fitness trainers accompanying him
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Rooney has posted another Facebook video of a training session in the Algarve
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The 28-year old is accompanied by two fitness trainers on his holiday
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Rooney missed Manchester United's season last three matches with a groin injury

Question: Always good to have @placeholder on the sidelines cheering me on!'


(CNN) -- When Nike signed a multi-million dollar deal to add Rory McIlroy to their ranks they must have salivated at the thought of the world's top player going head-to-head with stablemate Tiger Woods. Imagine the marketing potential of their twin titans battling it out down the stretch at major championships for years to come, bedecked, of course, in Nike gear. That dream may well be realized in time, and Woods at least has one title to his name this year, but at the most high-profile tournament of 2013 to date both crashed and burned at the first hurdle. World No. 1 McIlroy was eliminated in the first round of the World Match Play Championship by Ireland's Shane Lowry in Arizona, to add to his missed cut at his only other appearance this year, in Abu Dhabi.
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Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy both lose in first round of Match Play Championship
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World's top two players fall at the first hurdle in Arizona to players outside the top 60
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McIlroy is beaten by Ireland's Shane Lowry while Charles Howell III defeats Woods
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Defending champ Hunter Mahan through but Keegan Bradley and Dustin Johnson are out

Question: McIlroy squandered early chances against @placeholder, who came to life on the back nine, chipping in for birdie at 11 and 12 before an eagle at 13 put him in the driving seat.


By James Gordon Eight people had to be rescued by the U.S. Coastguard in Hawaii after the boat they were on sank. Four adults and four children traveling to Molokai from Oahu on Sunday afternoon were forced to abandon ship when boat they were in sank in the Kaiwi Channel. 'We knew it was going to go down so we just started getting anything that we really needed like life jackets and I put my fins on and we all jumped in the water and the boat went over,' said Jeff Kozlovich. The group left Sandy Beach Park around 1:30 p.m. and brought along three kayaks and the plan was to kayak back to Oahu on Monday.
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They were 12 miles west of Molokai when their 21-foot vessel got hit by rough waters
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The U.S. Coastguard manage to locate the group thanks to signals from their cellphones

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The man at the centre of a network that influenced the ISIS executioner identified as 'Jihadi John' was allowed to fly in and out of London to terrorism hot spots unchecked for almost three years. Bilal al-Berjawi passed through UK Border Control at least five times between 2006 and 2009 as he travelled between London and African terror cells. Over that period he was rising to prominence as a senior member of al-Shabaab, the al-Qaeda linked group in Somalia - returning to the UK only to raise funds and to marry. Scroll down for video Lebanon born Bilal al-Berjawi (right) traveled freely between the UK and terror hubs in East Africa as he rose to prominence with al-Qaeda. He is believed to have radicalised Mohammed Emwazi (left) - revealed earlier today as the masked ISIS executioner Jihadi John - on his return visits to London
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Bilal Berjawi flew in and out of UK to African terror hubs routinely
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Passed through airport security at least five times in three years
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Extremist rose to become senior figure with al-Qaeda
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Was key figure in radicalising Mohammed Emwazi in London
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Emwazi named as Islamic State executioner 'Jihadi John'

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Champions League top scorer Luiz Adriano scored a hat-trick as Shakhtar Donetsk cruised to a 5-0 victory over 10-man BATE Borisov. Luiz Adriano's second-half triple took him to nine Champions League goals this season, five of which he scored in a 7-0 rout of BATE last month. Playing in Lviv, 640 miles from Donetsk, due to the Ukrainian conflict, Shakhtar took the lead on 19 minutes when captain Darijo Srna fired in off a cushioned pass from Luiz Adriano, who also assisted Alex Teixeira's 48th-minute goal. Luiz Adriano scored a hat-trick against BATE, he previously scored five goals against them
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Shakhtar Donetsk beat BATE Borisov 5-0, Luiz Adriano scored three goals
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Adriano previously scored five goals against BATE
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Sporting beat Schalke 4-2, on-loan Manchester United winger Nani scored
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Athletic Bilbao lost 2-0 at home to Porto

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Coober Pedy, Australia (CNN) -- Coober Pedy is one of the least accessible towns in Australia -- the place where the old American West meets Mars -- which is probably why it gained a reputation as the place where outlaws went to hide. Situated in the Outback, it is close to nothing: The cities of Adelaide and Alice Springs are respectively nine hours south and eight hours north, and the nearest town -- William Creek, official population three -- takes 3Â½ hours to reach, provided the dirt roads aren't closed due to rain. Here, the earth is red, vegetation bare and temperatures extreme, but none of that stopped Westerners from setting up camp a century ago when they found opal shimmering in the dirt.
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Coober Pedy is a remote Australian opal-mining town
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Underground homes and hotels hide residents and visitors from the blistering sun
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50 countries are represented in the town of fewer than 2,000 residents

Question: Drivers are warned not to drive through the Outback at night, because of the lack of gas stations and the threat of accidents caused by kangaroos; rain in the @placeholder may also render roads impassable, and drivers should not expect to have cell phone reception in the desert.


Kigali, Rwanda (CNN) -- Every year, beginning in April, Rwanda's government urges its citizens to "Kwibuka" -- the Rwandan word for "remember." To remember the hundreds of thousands of lives lost during the country's 1994 genocide. But all Marie Jeanne wants to do is to forget. The 36-year-old's entire family was slaughtered during that dark period in her small East African country's history. The massacre saw Hutu militias and civilians alike murder vast numbers of members of the Tutsi ethnic minority: Men, women and children, many of whom had been their neighbors before the conflict began. The killings finally came to an end 100 days later, when Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) troops, led by Paul Kagame, defeated the Hutu rebels and took control of the country.
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Rwandan genocide took place 20 years ago: Hutu militia massacred members of the Tutsi ethnic minority
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Many of those who survived the carnage were left scarred; rape was used as a weapon, spreading HIV
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Marie Jeanne's daughter Kirezi was born as a result of rape; two decades on this still pains both of them
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But Kirezi is determined to dream of a brighter future for herself and her country

Question: Marie Jeanne says it was some time before she could finally look at her newborn baby girl, who she named @placeholder.


By James Daniel PUBLISHED: 09:23 EST, 8 June 2013 | UPDATED: 10:49 EST, 8 June 2013 Authorities in northern Arizona say a 4-year-old boy has accidentally shot and killed his father at a Prescott Valley home. The 35-year-old man has been identified as Justin Stanfield Thomas, a military veteran who served in the army special forces. Prescott Valley police say the shooting occurred just after noon on Friday. Killed: Justin Thomas, a former military policeman, was accidentally shot dead by his four-year-old son on Friday Great dad: Thomas was he was an Iraq War veteran and a former member of the Army's Green Beret
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Father and his son drove up from Phoenix for an unannounced visit to see his former roommate
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Within minutes, little boy found a gun, picked it up and asked what it was as it fired
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Dad passed away in hospital from his injuries

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(CNN) -- Jacqueline Mars, a co-owner of the candy empire of the same name, was involved in a car crash Friday near her home in Northern Virginia that killed an 86-year-old woman. Mars was driving alone in her 2004 Porsche SUV when "for unknown reasons the vehicle crossed the center line and struck an eastbound 2013 Chrysler minivan occupied by six people," according to the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office. One of those six people, Irene Ellisor of Huntsville, Texas, died at the scene. Authorities say she was not wearing her seat belt. Mars, 73, was hospitalized for her injuries and is now recuperating at home, according to her personal spokesman.
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Jacqueline Mars was a driver in a fatal car crash, Virginia sheriff's office says
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Candy company co-owner's "vehicle crossed the center line" and hit a minivan, police say
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An 86-year-old Texas woman in the minivan was killed, 5 others hurt, police say
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"This tragedy has left Jacquie filled with sorrow for the loss of life," her spokesman says

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Singer Samantha Jade has been mocked on social media for her role in an advertising campaign for Australian supermarket chain Woolworths. The X Factor winner appears in the commercials which debuted on Sunday night during the Australian Open as the face of the supermarket's catchy 'Cheap Cheap' jingle. One of the ads was filmed on court at this year's tennis and features with 50 ball kids, where Jade can be seen dancing and singing while encouraging others to do the 'Cheap Cheap Dance' and share their moves with the hashtag. Scroll down for video Australian singer Samantha Jade has faced some backlash on social media about her new ads for Woolworths
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Samantha Jade is the face of the Woolworths 'Cheap Cheap' adverts
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She has been slammed on social media for the 'cringeworthy' commercials
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The ad debuted during the Australian Open Men's Final on Sunday night
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It features her singing and dancing on court with 50 ballkids

Question: However many vocal social media users have criticised it calling it a 'cheap' move by the @placeholder star


NEW DELHI, India (CNN) -- A Maoist group has claimed responsibility for the killing of a Hindu leader, whose death sparked a wave of Hindu-Christian riots in southern India. Indian nuns protest against the recent violence which has seen Christians attacked. Sabyasachi Panda, the head of the Communist Party of India-Maoist, told reporters of two private television stations that his group was behind the Hindu leader's death, the country's national news agency said Sunday. The leader, Laxmananda Saraswati, preached the tenets of Hinduism to the tribal people of the state. And Panda said Maoists had earlier warned him to desist from "such works" or face consequences, PTI said.
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Maoist group claims responsibility for killing of Hindu leader
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His death sparked a wave of Hindu-Christian riots in southern India
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India's PM has called the Maoists the country's biggest security threat

Question: The Indian government has consistently claimed the shooting death may have been the work of @placeholder rebels.

Question: Afterward, police arrested five @placeholder as suspects in the case.


By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 18:07 EST, 23 March 2013 | UPDATED: 18:39 EST, 23 March 2013 The mother of a baby shot dead in his stroller took one look at a teenage suspect's jailhouse mugshot Saturday and said he was definitely the killer. Yet an aunt of the teen said he was eating breakfast with her when the slaying took place. Despite the conflicting stories, police have charged 17-year-old De'Marquise Elkins with murder, along with a 14-year-old suspect whose name has been withheld because he's a juvenile. Brunswick police spokesman Todd Rhodes said even though Elkins' aunt provided an alibi, authorities have good reason to bring the charges.
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Demarquis Elkins, 17, and an unidentified 14-year-old boy acccused of attempting to rob Sherry West in Brunswick, Georgia but when she said she had no money, they shot her son in the head
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Police offer $10,000 reward for information about 'senseless killing'
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West also lost a 17-year-old son to a street stabbing in 2008

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A third of Scots want to see Britain run by a Labour-SNP coalition which could put Alex Salmond in the Cabinet. Ed Miliband faces the grim prospect of a Labour wipeout north of the border, seriously damaging his hopes of securing an overall majority in the general election in May. Now a new poll of voters in Scotland reveals they favour Mr Miliband being forced into a power-sharing deal with the SNP instead of going it alone. Ed Miliband faces the prospect of being forced to share power with Alex Salmond's SNP after a collapse in support for Labour in Scotland
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35% of Scottish voters want to see a Labour-SNP coalition after election
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Blow for Miliband as less than 20% want a Labour majority government
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Collapse in support for Labour scuppers chance of an overall majority
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Alex Salmond to return to Westminster as an MP after May 7

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By Christopher Stevens PUBLISHED: 17:30 EST, 7 March 2014 | UPDATED: 20:54 EST, 7 March 2014 When it comes to 'corporate firefighting' and 'pan-functional team-building', there's only one man for the job - Ian Fletcher, Hugh Bonneville's hilariously incompetent Head of Deliverance in the Olympics comedy Twenty Twelve. And now he's back in a brand new sitcom that will have us falling about with laughter again, even if we haven't got a clue what he's on about. This time, in W1A, he has the bigwigs at Broadcasting House in his sights - or as Hugh puts it, he aims to 'clarify, define, or re-define the core purpose of the BBC across all its functions'.
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The award winning comedy - Twenty Twelve - returns to our screens
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The new series, W1A will focus on the bigwigs of the BBC
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Writer - John Morton - says it may ruffle a few feathers at the BBC

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By Sally Lee Sydney has failed to make it into the top ten of world's top cities in a new poll based on the impressions of 54,000 travellers. While it did rank as the seventh most family friendly city in the world, Sydney's value for money and taxis failed to impress tourist. The Cities Survey by TripAdvisor revealed that it ranked 19 out of the 37 best destinations based on 54,000 travelers who visited cities in 2013. Tokyo was crowned the number one city in the world for best overall experience, followed by New York, Barcelona, Istanbul and Prague, Vienna, Berlin, Rome, Paris and Dubrovnik.
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Cities Survey by TripAdvisor ranks 37 destinations from 54,000 reviews
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Sydney placed 19th on the list of best cities in the world
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With its iconic Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge, the city ranked the 7th most family friendly
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New York scoops first and second place for nightlife and shopping
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Dubai is named the best-rated shopping destination in the world

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(CNN) -- A group of prostitutes has called on the Tunisian government to reopen a brothel in the coastal resort town of Sousse, after a court ruling shut it down more than a year ago. A delegation from the sex workers met with the vice president of the Tunisian Constituent Assembly, Meherzia Labidi, on Tuesday to appeal for her help. They handed over a petition signed by 120 women calling for the brothel to open for business once more, in a meeting filmed by Tunisian radio broadcaster Mosaique FM and shared with CNN Arabic. Labidi, of Tunisia's Islamist party Ennahda, which holds a majority of seats in the assembly, told the sex workers that deciding whether to reopen the brothel was up to the Ministry of Interior but that she would do what she could to help them.
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Prostitutes hand over a petition appealing for the Sousse brothel to reopen
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The brothel was closed down by a court order around 16 months ago
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Veiled official says she will do what she can to help the women sex workers
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Prostitutes say they're suffering major financial hardship because they can't work

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(CNN) -- PayPal has backed off an online spat with humor blog Regretsy after getting withering Web feedback for shutting down a drive to buy holiday gifts for children in need. And the online payments service is even chipping in to help buy a few more gifts after temporarily shutting down the Secret Santa fund because the for-profit site was running it. "(W)e can confirm that the funds have been released and we are working directly with the account holder on this matter," a PayPal representative said via e-mail. "We are also making a donation to Regretsy to help families in need this holiday season. We're very sorry this occurred."
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PayPal backs off Secret Santa dispute with blog Regretsy
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Regretsy's founder says PayPal shut down a fund-raiser
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PayPal said it will now donate to the fund and issue has been resolved
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Regretsy mocks offerings on crafts site Etsy but also gives to charities

Question: "You people make me sick," she wrote, mocking, as she frequently does, the tone some @placeholder users take when they find their work has been featured on Regretsy.

Question: She wrote she hatched a plan to return the donations, then "sell" the toys that had already been purchased to the donors, only to be told that, too, violated @placeholder rules.


Veteran: Lt General Sir Hew Pike, who led 3 Para in the 1982 conflict, is 'saddened' that the pontiff believes the Falklands belong to Argentina Falklands veterans told of their dismay last night after the Argentine president hinted she hoped the new Pope – her countryman – would mediate in the dispute surrounding the territory. Pope Francis believes the South Atlantic islands are ‘Argentine soil’. In 2010 the then Buenos Aires Cardinal declared: ‘The Malvinas are ours’, and last year he accused Britain of ‘usurping’ the islands. Firebrand Argentine president Cristina Kirchner, who has for months been seeking easy home popularity by calling for Britain to enter talks on withdrawing from the Falklands, has leapt on the promotion of her fellow Argentine to the papacy to boost her case.
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Pope Francis calls Falkland Islands 'Argentine soil'
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General Sir Hew Pike said new pontiff does not observe islander's rights
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Argentina's president Kirchner hopes Francis will help her claim to islands

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The United States could end up cooperating with Iran to stop militant gains in Iraq, Secretary of State John Kerry suggested Monday in an interview with Yahoo!News. But a Pentagon spokesman denied Monday that any military coordination with Iran is in the cards. In his interview with Yahoo!News, Kerry didn't say that cooperation with Iran is under active discussion inside the administration. "Let's see what Iran might or might not be willing to do before we start making any pronouncements," he said. But he went on to say that the he "wouldn't rule out anything that would be constructive to providing real stability."
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President Obama meets with his National Security Council
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United States, Iran held "very brief discussions," a spokeswoman says
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275 U.S. troops headed to Iraq
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U.S. officials: Administration considering unarmed surveillance flights, airstrikes

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(CNN) -- U.S. raids in pursuit of two terrorists over the weekend threw a question surrounding President Obama into the spotlight: Does he have a guiding doctrine for foreign policy? The operations in Somalia and Libya, only one of which went as planned, come after the Obama administration silenced its drumbeat toward a possible military attack on Syria. Some analysts say the developments make Obama's "doctrine" more clear than ever. Others say what's more clear than ever is that this president doesn't have one -- which may, or may not, be a good thing. Yes to special ops, no to conventional wars
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Obama's doctrine when it comes to al Qaeda is "to kill," an analyst says
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He has no doctrine, unlike other recent presidents, an analyst says
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The idea of a presidential doctrine is outdated, CNN's Fareed Zakaria says
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Former Secretary of State Clinton had a doctrine pushing an Asia focus, analyst says

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge bid farewell to New Zealand this morning as they boarded a flight bound for Australia. The couple waved and smiled at the crowds gathered to see them off at Wellington Airport, with William holding an alert and lively Prince George in his arms. After 10 days in New Zealand, the family will arrive at Sydney's Kingsford Smith Airport in the afternoon to embark on a second, ten day tour of Australia. Scroll down for video Say goodbye, George! The Cambridges waved goodbye at New Zealand's Wellington Airport today as they boarded a flight bound for Sydney
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The Cambridges waved goodbye at Wellington Airport as they boarded flight bound for Australia today
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It's usually Kate who holds Prince George in public, but it was finally William's turn
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Earlier they visited Royal New Zealand Police College in the small city of Porirua
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It's the last of their 10-day tour of New Zealand, with the couple due to land in Australia in the afternoon
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Question: Last look: The Royal couple bid farewell as they prepare to fly to @placeholder

Question: 'William was just seeing Kate at the time and my dad would ask, 'So @placeholder, have you got any crumpet at the moment?'


By Nick Craven and Ross Slater PUBLISHED: 17:02 EST, 8 March 2014 | UPDATED: 17:11 EST, 8 March 2014 Vigilante: Keiren Parsons posed as a 14-year-old girl and posted a video of his confrontation online A man killed himself just days after he was confronted by a controversial ‘paedophile hunter’ and accused of grooming a 14-year-old girl over the internet. MPs last night called for an inquiry after self-styled web vigilante Keiren Parsons – who poses as teenage girls online to entrap men – boasted of close links to police. Father-of-one Michael Parkes, from Daventry, Northamptonshire, was found hanged three days after being exposed by Parsons, aka ‘Stinson Hunter’, and his group.
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Michael Parkes, 46, was arrested after confrontation by Keiren Parsons
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The self-styled web vigilante, aka 'Stinson Hunter', posed as 14-year-old girl
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Police insist they have told him to stop and threatened him with legal action
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He claims Warwickshire Constabulary have encouraged and coached him

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By Andrew Levy PUBLISHED: 07:23 EST, 8 January 2013 | UPDATED: 21:00 EST, 8 January 2013 Jailed: Naomi Thriepland tried to smuggle £170,000 of drugs into the UK with her daughter Aiesha beside her A pregnant former soldier has been jailed for four years after trying to smuggle more than £170,000 of heroin – using her young daughter as cover. Lance Corporal Naomi Thriepland, 25, took seven-year-old Aiesha with her to Amsterdam to collect the drugs. When questioned by customs officials at the Channel Tunnel entrance near Calais, she pretended they had been to Disneyland Paris. Staff eventually discovered the heroin, which had been hidden in her BMW convertible.
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Naomi Thriepland, 25, was jailed for four years but will have a baby in prison
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Mother was caught by customs crossing the Channel with 3.4kg of heroin and her child beside her
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She told officials she had been to Disneyland Paris, but in fact was in Amsterdam collecting the drugs
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Former soldier served in Iraq and Afghanistan but quit to spend time with her daughter

Question: Officials found @placeholder had 3.5kg of heroin, worth £172,000, as well as 12kg of cutting agents.


Saturday night, and it was light entertainment time, with the World Cup version of It’s A Knockout. This time around, it was the BBC’s chance to introduce the boys from Brazil as the opening act after ITV had the honours on the opening day. Back then, Auntie had Thierry Henry as one of her main strikers. But he has now lost his place alongside Gary Lineker. With a philosophical gallic shrug - which basically said ‘I have no idea why the MLS season is starting up again during the World Cup?’ - he said adieu last week, and went back to training for his club in New York.
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Alan Hansen drafted into BBC studio for coverage of Brazil against Chile
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Hansen replaced Thierry Henry, who returned to continue MLS season
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ITV presented first part of Colombia vs Uruguay coverage from beach
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Howard Webb centre of attention after Hulk's disallowed goal
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James Rodriguez scored for Colombia but pronunciation of his name proved tough for ITV pundits

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Question: Soaking up the sun: ITV began their presentation of Colombia against @placeholder on the beach


A Virginia lawmaker who was just re-elected despite being jailed for a sex scandal with a teenager has been indicted on four new felony charges. The forgery and perjury indictment of Del. Joseph D. Morrissey was returned the day before that election and unsealed Wednesday in Henrico County Circuit Court. The lawmaker now stands accused of forging a document he vouched for in court, and persuading the girl's mother to swear to its authenticity as well. That woman, Deidre Warren, also was indicted on perjury and forgery charges. Morrissey faces up to 10 years on each count if convicted, special prosecutor William J. Neely said.
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State Delegate Joseph Morrissey was indicted on perjury and forgery charges last week -- a day before he was re-elected in the 74th district
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The Democrat is already spending nights in jail, with work release during the day, for an affair he had with teen Myrna Pride
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Also facing charges in the case is the girl's mother Deirdri Warren, who allegedly swore to a forged document's authenticity at Morrisey's behest
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Morrisey and the teen--who is now 18 and pregnant--both maintain they never had a sexual relationship
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Morrisey's fellow lawmakers are agonizing over how to discipline the longtime delegate. For now, they've placed him at a desk in a far corner

Question: They tracked Morrissey and @placeholder from a restaurant one night in August 2013, and then called police, who found the teenager inside his home at midnight.