Pope Francis was given the rock star treatment as he arrived for an audience at the Vatican. The crowd cheered and screamed with joy as the Pope entered the large hall that was filled with Catholics, with followers reaching out to touch him as he passed them by. Women could be seen crying as the Pontiff stopped to shake hands with members of the thousand-strong crowd and plant kisses on the cheeks of children. Scroll down for video Rock star treatment: People reach out to touch Pope Francis as he arrives to give a speech at the Vatican The crowd screamed and cheered as the Pope stopped to greet his followers, with some women bursting into tears
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Crowds screamed and cheered as the Pope arrives for a speech at Vatican
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Catholics reached out to touch the Pontiff as he made his way to the stage
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Smiling Pope Francis stopped to greet gathered families and kiss children
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He said Mafia would be welcomed back to the Church if they gave up crime

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President Barack Obama personally authorised the phone tapping of Chancellor Angela Merkel’s mobile because he wanted to 'know everything' about the world’s most powerful woman, it was claimed on Sunday. Bild newspaper in Germany - which also reported surveilance on the phone of her predecessor Gerhard Schroeder who opposed the war in Iraq - called US denials of eavesdropping 'diplomatic lies' as new documents from the Nation security Agency in Washington suggest the bugging against the politicians began at least ten years ago, during the Bush administration. Bild quoted a secret intelligence source saying the president was informed in 2010 about the operation against Merkel by NSA boss Keith Alexander and he sanctioned it.
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Bild newspaper in Germany called US denials of eavesdropping 'diplomatic lies' as new documents emerge
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They quote a secret source which claims Obama not only sanctioned the operation against Mrs Merkel but extended it

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By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 13:30 EST, 2 September 2013 | UPDATED: 17:54 EST, 2 September 2013 Britain's militant postal union yesterday warned of ‘inevitable’ strikes as the dispute over plans to privatise Royal Mail becomes increasingly bitter. The Communication Workers Union said a strike is ‘inevitable’ unless a deal is agreed between its members and the Royal Mail. Despite the union’s upcoming ballot, the Government said it will not alter its decision to sell shares in Royal Mail in this financial year. Strike threat: The Communication Workers Union will be voting on potential industrial action this month, with its leaders saying a strike is 'inevitable'
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Communication Workers Union leader say strike is 'inevitable'
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Union to hold ballot on industrial action following privatisation plans
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Government says strike will not change plans to sell shares in Royal Mail

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Shanghai (CNN) -- Kungfu Komedy Club looks much like any other back room in a Shanghai bar. But at show time, the Chinese mainland's first and only full-time stand-up comedy club becomes a carefully-honed weapon of mass hilarity directed at the audience of locals, expats and tourists that frequently packs the room. The club is at the epicenter of a thriving stand-up scene that a few years ago did not exist in the city, and that ultimately could bring stand-up comedy -- an artform virtually unknown in China -- to the masses. Kungfu Komedy started in February 2011 when a small group of enthusiastic novices put on a show in the corner of a dive bar. The group's Australian founder, Andy Curtain, is the first to admit it was "as bad as you'd expect."
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Stand-up comedy is an art form virtually unknown in China
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But Shanghai comedy club hopes to bring stand-up to the masses
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City now home to several open mic nights a week in both Chinese and English
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Stand-up is a tough sell to older generation; younger people more open

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Actor Dash Mihok first attracted Hollywood's attention in Baz Luhrmann's 1996 take of "Romeo + Juliet." Since then he's had roles in several major films -- "The Day After Tomorrow," "The Thin Red Line" and the award-winning "Silver Linings Playbook" -- and a long list of television shows, including "Felicity," "Law & Order" and "The Good Wife." Mihok currently stars on Showtime's "Ray Donovan" as Ray's brother Bunchy. It's an impressive career for anyone trying to break into show business, but Mihok makes it more impressive with his revelation: He was diagnosed with Tourette's syndrome at age 6. CNN spoke with Mihok in Lakeland, Florida, where he was speaking out against bullying at schools in connection with Jaylen's Challenge. The following is an excerpt of that interview:
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Dash Mihok currently stars on Showtime's "Ray Donovan" as Ray's brother Bunchy
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Mihok was diagnosed with Tourette's syndrome at the age of 6
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Actor: "If I spent my whole life trying to control my tics, that's all I would have time for"

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John O'Shea has said there will be no love lost when he comes face to face with former Sunderland team-mate Jack Colback. The Black Cats skipper revealed he will be avoiding any pleasantries with Colback as the 25-year-old prepares to make his first appearance for Newcastle against his old club. It is just 10 months since Sunderland academy product Colback scored for the Wearside club in the same fixture last season, a fact O'Shea remembers well. Jack Colback  prepares to face his former club Sunderland following his summer move to rivals Newcastle Sunderland skipper John O'Shea says he will not be shaking Colback's hand before the game
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Colback moved from Sunderland to local rivals Newcastle in the summer
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Newcastle take on Sunderland at St James' Park on Sunday afternoon
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The Black Cats have won the last two meetings at Newcastle's ground
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Colback made 135 appearances for Sunderland scoring five goals, including against Newcastle last season

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(CNN) -- Inspectors overseeing the destruction of Syria's chemical weapons have visited 21 of the 23 sites they want to inspect by a Friday deadline, but security concerns have prevented visits to the remaining two, the world's chemical weapons watchdog said Monday. "Efforts ... to ensure the conditions necessary for safe access to those sites will continue," the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons said in a statement released Monday. OPCW spokesman Michael Luhan added that the two remaining sites are in areas contested by government forces and opposition militants -- part of a conflict that has raged in the country since 2011.
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Inspectors were given until Friday to visit 23 chemical weapons sites
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Team has yet to reach two sites because of security concerns, OPCW says
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Team's task to oversee destruction of Syria's chemical weapons comes amid civil war
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U.N. giving Syria until mid-2014 to destroy its chemical weapons arsenal

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(CNN) -- Len Gengel cries between sentences. "It's my daughter's birthday today," he says, choking back tears. "We should be celebrating," he says. "Instead, I'm talking to people all day long, making sure they continue on the search and rescue. That's my objective today: to keep that search and rescue going." Gengel's daughter, Britney, is one of four students from South Florida's Lynn University who are missing amid the rubble of Haiti's Hotel Montana. Two faculty members from the university also remain missing. Britney, a sophomore journalism major with jet black hair and a bright smile, turned 20 Thursday. She had traveled to Haiti with 12 Lynn University students on a humanitarian mission to feed the poor. Eight of the students were rescued last week.
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Today is Britney Gengel's 20th birthday; she remains missing in Haiti
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"Think of the worst day of your life and then times that by 1,000," father says
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Britney was among 12 college students in Haiti on humanitarian trip
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Her family was initially told Britney was rescued

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(CNN) -- China's President Xi Jinping's choice of Moscow as his first foreign capital visit is being seen by analysts as a symbolic move that demonstrates the increasing interdependence of the one-time Cold War foes. From energy deals, trade and geo-politics, China and Russia have been in lock-step over a range of thorny international issues such as Syria, Iran and North Korea. A key element of the talks will be how to steer the future of the increasingly intertwined economies. Trade between Moscow and Beijing grew 11.6% to a record $88.1 billion in 2012, according to figures from the China Institute of International Relations.
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Xi Jinping to make first foreign visit to Moscow on Saturday
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The choice is symbolic and demonstrates warming ties between the two countries
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Trade between the two countries reached $88.1 billion in 2012
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Officials hope Moscow and Beijing will ink long-stalled pipeline project

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(CNN) -- It was madness. At Jalalabad Airfield, in eastern Afghanistan in the summer of 2006, a young intelligence analyst named Jacob Whittaker tried with great difficulty to understand exactly what he was hearing. The 10th Mountain Division of the United States Army wanted to do what? Whittaker had to choose his words carefully. He was just a low-ranking "specialist" with the Idaho National Guard, a very low man on a very tall totem pole. A round-faced 26-year-old, Whittaker had simple tastes — Boise State football, comic books — and a reputation for mulishness belied by his innocent appearance. Whittaker stared at his superior officer, 2nd Lt. Ryan Lockner, who was running this briefing for him and Sgt. Aaron Ives. Lockner headed intelligence for Task Force Talon, the Army's aviation component at Jalalabad Airfield, in Nangarhar Province, adjacent to the Pakistan border. Military leaders considered this area, officially designated Regional Command East, the most dangerous part of an increasingly dangerous country.
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CNN's Jake Tapper tells the story of Compound Outpost Keating in his book
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Afghanistan's Compound Outpost Keating was brutally attacked in 2009
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The attack pitted 53 U.S. soldiers against 400 Taliban fighters

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By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 07:33 EST, 4 January 2013 | UPDATED: 11:27 EST, 4 January 2013 He was Queen Elizabeth's I's spymaster, protector and the deeply-Protestant man bent on crushing all those who supported the Pope in Rome. But 500 years on it appears a cunning plot by a subversive Catholic artist may have been uncovered - because below a priceless portrait of Sir Francis Walsingham lies a secret image of the Virgin Mary holding a baby Christ. The painting, which may also contain a sketch of Joseph or an angel, is from the 1580s and created at the height of Walsingham's powers, while he served as the Tudor queen's lord treasurer and secretary.
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Sir Francis Walsingham led queen's defence against threat from Rome
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Hundreds of suspected Catholics were burned or hanged at his hand
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He also uncovered plot to put Mary Queen of Scots on the throne
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An 1580s painting x-rayed shows image of Mary and Christ under his face
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Portrait of poet Thomas Sackville also contains hidden glimpse of Jesus
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Anti-Protestant discoveries made by National Portrait Gallery in London

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(CNN) -- The brutal murders of the U.S. ambassador to Libya and three American diplomatic staffers in Benghazi underscore the profound fragility of U.S. relations in the region. It is hard to recall a time when crises such as this and in the Middle East afflicted so many American interests simultaneously, nor one in which U.S. policies were so deeply at risk. The tragic events in eastern Libya themselves represent the culmination of events that began and unfolded well outside the mainstream of Libyan life or the U.S. relationship with that country. An obscure filmmaker in Los Angeles produced a slapdash video that was seized upon by an extremist group of Americans who have in the past distinguished themselves for the toxic cocktail of hate and stupidity that drives their actions.
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David Rothkopf: The murders at U.S. Embassy in Libya show fragility of U.S.-Mideast relations
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He says events show Arab Spring is unresolved and is vulnerable to small groups
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Rothkopf: Crisis comes as Israeli-U.S. tensions, Syria and Iran problems rise
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Rothkopf: Ambassador Chris Stevens and colleagues quietly tried to improve the world

Question: @placeholder sources told CNN on Wednesday that the Benghazi attack was planned in advance, and the attackers used the film protest outside the consulate as a diversion.


By Sam Webb When Michelle Clark lost her fiance and her newborn twins there was only one ray of hope for her. Her fiance Karl Davis died of cancer and her infants both died - all within four months of each other. But Miss Clark refused to give up on her fiance’s dream of having children - and she has now given birth to baby son Max, thanks to IVF treatment using her dead husband’s sperm. Miss Clark, 32, an administration officer for Salford council who lives in Walkden, Greater Manchester, said: ‘It was so devastating for me to lose Karl and the twins, but now I have a little bit of Karl to keep forever.'
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Michelle Clark, 32, dreamed of starting a family with Karl Davis
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But her fiance was diagnosed with leukaemia at just 24
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They froze his sperm before he started chemotherapy
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She became pregnant with twins, but he died before they were born
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Tragically, the children were born premature and both passed away
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Now she finally has a son, Max, after successful IVF treatment

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Host commentator Thanks for tuning into our coverage today! West Ham United have the win they wanted. It wasn't pretty but Sakho really saw them through and they have another three points. QPR meanwhile remain rooted to the bottom of the table and were totally outplayed. Karl Herny sees yellow for pulling back Cresswell. Kevin Nolan normally buries them but he hits it straight at Rob Green. Downing gets past Onuoha and he pulls it back for Nolan on the penalty spot who side-foots it straight at the keeper. Taarabt puts the ball past Cresswell and the defender decides to trip him up.
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Nedum Onuoha's own goal puts West Ham United in front
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West Ham go into the half-time break 1-0 ahead
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Diafra Sakho heads the ball in to give West Ham a vital second goal
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West Ham United XI: Adrian, Jenkinson, Tomkins, Reid, Cresswell, Song, Amalfitano, Downing, Zarate, Sakho, Valencia
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Queens Park Rangers XI: Green, Onuoha, Caulker, Ferdinand, Traore, Sandro, Henry, Hoilett, Fer, Kranjcar, Austin
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West Ham United host Queens Park Rangers in Premier League
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Harry Redknapp faces former side with QPR bottom of the table
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Sam Allardyce's West Ham are 16th, with seven points from six matches

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Kyoto, Japan (CNN) -- The newspapers and television news blaze with shocking images of crowds energized by fury, of buildings set aflame, of diplomatic missions under assault. It sounds very much like the Middle East, but it's happening in China, and the target of the mob violence in scores of Chinese cities is Japan and the Japanese. In both cases -- in the Middle East and East Asia -- the anger reflects a genuine, deeply felt indignation, but the protests have another powerful dimension. Political groups have turned religious or nationalist sensitivity into a weapon to further their objectives. Politicians are riding the tiger of popular wrath, hoping to guide it, to control it, to make it attack and wound their enemies, so they can gain an advantage and further their agenda. It's a perilous exercise. The tiger cannot be easily controlled.
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Furious protests denouncing another nation are happening in China as well as the Mideast
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Chinese protesters are taking to the streets, enraged by Japan's purchase of disputed islands
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Ghitis: In Mideast and China, the powerful are manipulating protests
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Ghitis: It's a risky business to use populist rage to gain power; the rage is not controllable

Question: As protests spread to a hundred Chinese cities, one sign chillingly suggested, "We must exterminate the @placeholder."


(CNN) -- Ireland's strict anti-abortion laws are under fire after an Indian woman living there died after being refused an abortion last month. Savita Halappanavar, 31, went into a hospital on October 21, complaining of back pain. She was 17 weeks pregnant at the time. The doctors who examined her told her she was having a miscarriage but denied her an abortion even though she was in extreme pain, her husband has said. Halappanavar died at the hospital, leading lawmakers to call for an investigation into what role abortion laws may have played in her death. "They knew they couldn't help the baby. Why did they not look at the bigger life?" her husband, Praveen Halappanavar, told the Irish Times.
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Savita Halappanavar, who was 17 weeks pregnant, went into a hospital complaining of back pain
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Doctors said she was having a miscarriage that would end in a matter of hours, report says
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Halappanavar's husband sought an abortion to end the pain, but doctors refused, citing law
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Her death led to protests, and top Irish lawmakers are discussing a change to the law

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(CNN) -- Tuesday brought a shocking result -- at least for Americans -- from the snowboard halfpipe, a magnanimous gesture from one country to another, and just another, ho hum, two gold medals for Norway in its favorite event. Bad Things for Shaun White Was it the condition of the halfpipe? Was it the haircut? Or was it that some days you just get beat? The big newsmaker in the men's halfpipe was the guy who finished fourth (which might be the worst place to finish if you make it to the Olympic Games). Many Americans were crushed when they found out Shaun White not only didn't win, he didn't even get a medal. He seemed pretty disappointed himself.
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Shaun White puts down the snowboard, picks up his guitar
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An American ski jumper writes history despite failing to fly as far as she wanted
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Canadian coach helps a Russian skier
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Second grader sends lucky penny to snowboarder who won gold

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By Sabah Kazi and Alasdair Glennie PUBLISHED: 15:55 EST, 3 December 2013 | UPDATED: 07:19 EST, 4 December 2013 The BBC has admitted faking key scenes in a hit nature documentary about grizzly bears. Programme makers were forced to apologise after it emerged hit BBC1 show Great Bear Stakeout deliberately misled viewers by carefully editing footage. A dramatic episode appeared to show one of the documentary's expert guides watching and commentating as a mother bear took her cubs into the ocean, before one of them drowned. In fact, the guide – Chris Morgan – was never present at the touching scene. Filmed separately, the shots of him standing by the seaside were later edited together with the original footage to make it seem he was just yards from the dangerous animals.
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Scenes showed expert just yards from touching scenes of mother and cub
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Comes two years after Frozen Planet passed off zoo-filmed scenes as 'wild' footage, and a year after Planet Earth Live was revealed as pre-recorded
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MP John Wittingdale said faking footage was 'completely unacceptable'

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By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:21 EST, 22 February 2014 | UPDATED: 17:46 EST, 22 February 2014 The head of Mexico's Sinaloa Cartel was captured overnight by U.S. and Mexican authorities at a hotel in Mazatlan, Mexico, before being presented to the media as he was escorted onto a waiting helicopter en route to a secure facility. A senior U.S. law enforcement official said Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman was taken alive overnight in the beach resort town. The official was not authorized to discuss the arrest and spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman is worth an estimated $1 billion
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Guzman is on Forbes' list of the world's most powerful people - ranked higher than the presidents of both France and Venezuela
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Guzman escaped from a Mexican prison in 2001
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More than 70,000 people have been killed in Mexico's 'drug war' since 2006

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CLICK HERE for all the stats from the game at St Mary's, including starting line-ups, team formations and heat maps Both managers admitted they needed to bring in more players after a dire goalless draw. Here were two teams who have gone through some serious rebuilding over the summer and they are still clearly not the finished product. This game was stilted, stuttering and starved of chances. Neither Ronald Koeman, in charge at Southampton, and West Bromwich boss Alan Irvine were at the helm of their respective clubs at the end of last season. Both have seen many players leave and they have tried to bring in new faces as replacements.
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Southampton were held to a goalless draw with West Brom at St Mary's Stadium
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New managers Ronald Koeman and Alan Irvine are rebuilding their sides after a summer of transition
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Dusan Tadic was at the heart of Southampton's best attacking moves in the first half
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Saints striker Graziano Pelle struggled to fill Rickie Lambert's shoes on his home debut
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Victor Anichebe, Graham Dorrans and Brown Ideye had second-half chances for the Baggies

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Former Chelsea manager Avram Grant is here in Brazil as co-commentator for Israel TV station Channel One. He covered Uruguay’s opening game against Costa Rica last week and here is his guide to England’s next opponents. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Steven Gerrard say England will go on the attack again Threat: Daniel Sturridge can do damage with his pace Speed demon: Danny Welbeck can hurt the Uruguayans Overall impression In terms of personnel, Uruguay have changed very little from the team that reached the semi-finals of the last World Cup. Nine of the players who started against Holland in Cape Town were on the field when they met Costa Rica.
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Wayne Rooney, Daniel Sturridge, Raheem Sterling and Danny Welbeck can cause damage for England
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Uruguay are dangerous on the counter-attack but they are struggling with weight of expectation on their shoulders
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Phil Jagielka and Gary Cahill must be on top form to stop Luis Suarez

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BEIJING, China (CNN) -- North Korea, formally called the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, is also known as the Hermit Kingdom for a good reason. Chinese border guards patrol in Jilin province across from the North Korean border on March 21, 2009. For decades, it has been shrouded by a veil of secrecy that has prevented us from better understanding this important nation. As journalists we seek out the realities of life there, beyond the myths and hype, but that is difficult because the DPRK is generally inaccessible to journalists. The gap between reality and illusion remains profound. Journalists, such as the two Americans being detained in North Korea, do travel to the border between China and North Korea to get a sense of what life is like in the isolated nation of 22 million people. The circumstances surrounding the journalists' arrest are still unclear.
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Secretive and closed off for decades, North Korea is known as the Hermit Kingdom
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By land, China and North Korea are linked by 7 road crossings and 4 railway points
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In recent years, N. Korean refugees have fled into China seeking food, jobs, freedom
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Tentative reforms have been aborted and North Korea remains isolated and poor

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Ukraine's President announced progress on a ceasefire agreement Wednesday with Russia, but U.S. President Barack Obama greeted it with skepticism and Moscow downplayed it. Obama, speaking in Estonia ahead of a NATO summit in Wales, said he was aware of the reported deal, as conflicting accounts emerged from Russia and Ukraine. But he said it was too early to see if all sides would follow through. Any ceasefire effort has not worked up to now, he said, "either because Russia has not supported it or pretended it is not controlling the separatists" in eastern Ukraine. "Having said that, if in fact Russia is prepared to stop financing, arming, training and in many cases joining with Russian troops' activities in Ukraine, and is serious about a political settlement, that is something that we all hope for," Obama said.
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Putin may face consequences but U.S. won't go to "war" with Russia, Hagel says
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Vladimir Putin presents a series of steps he says would restore peace to Ukraine
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Obama says a peaceful Europe "is threatened by Russia's aggression against Ukraine"
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Putin spokesman says Russia can't agree to a ceasefire because it's not party in conflict

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(CNN) -- Two leading Jewish watchdog groups are denouncing a prominent cartoonist's illustration about Israel's offensive in Gaza, saying it uses anti-Semitic imagery. The cartoon was published Wednesday in newspapers and on the Internet. The Anti-Defamation League, which has been fighting anti-Semitism since it was founded in 1913, called the syndicated cartoon by Pulitzer Prize-winning Pat Oliphant "hideously anti-Semitic." The Simon Wiesenthal Center, which, among other things, fights anti-Semitism and educates people about the Holocaust, said "the cartoon mimics the venomous anti-Semitic propaganda of the Nazi and Soviet eras." Published Wednesday in newspapers and on the Internet, the cartoon shows the small figure of a woman, labeled Gaza, carrying a child. She is being pursued by a headless, jackbooted figure wielding a sword, marching in an apparent goose-step and pushing a fanged Jewish star on a wheel.
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Work by Pulitzer-winning cartoonist shows jack-booted figure, Jewish star with fangs
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Anti-Defamation League, Simon Wiesenthal Center say it uses anti-Semitic imagery
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Critics compare Israeli actions to Nazi aggression; Israel says it must defended itself

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By James Chapman Updated: 03:20 EST, 16 November 2011 Berlin declared last night that Europe is speaking German and Britain must be less selfish toward the EU. The UK has a duty to help the eurozone despite being outside the single currency, according to one of Angela Merkel’s closest allies. Even more provocatively, Volker Kauder warned Britain could not block a financial tax that would cost the City billions. Provocative: Volker Kauder (left) - one of Angela Merkel's closest allies - warned Britain could not block a financial tax that would cost the City billions He insisted it was wrong for London to defend its own interests, adding: ‘Only going after their own benefit, and refusing to contribute, is not the message we’re letting the British get away with.’
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‘Only going after their [Britain's] own benefit, and refusing to contribute, is not the message we’re letting the British get away with'
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Tory MP: ‘British people will be horrified by what is going on in Europe'
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Gap between French and German government bond yields reaches record levels – revealing fears about Paris’s exposure debt

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A grandmother has defender her toyboy lover who was jailed for beating a stranger unconscious - and wants to marry him behind bars. Christopher Bradbury, 25, was drunk when he punched, kicked and stamped on Simon Bloor in Stoke in August last year. Bradbury, 25, pleaded guilty to actual bodily harm and three counts of dealing heroin, but his fiancee Wendy Hulme, who is twice his age, says she wants to marry her 'teddy bear' before he is released from prison. Christopher Bradbury, 25, was jailed for beating a man unconscious and for dealing heroin, but his fiancee Wendy Hulme, who is twice his age, says she wants to marry him in prison
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Christopher Bradbury admitted dealing heroin and assaulting a stranger
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25-year-old was jailed for three years and four months on Friday
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Grandmother Wendy Hulme defended her man, calling him a 'teddy bear'
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The bride-to-be says she does not care about having a fancy wedding
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Couple will marry behind bars at HMP Dovegate, Staffordshire next month

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Sanaa, Yemen (CNN) -- Gunmen fatally shot an American teacher in the Yemeni province of Taiz on Sunday, two defense ministry officials said. Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, the terror network's affiliate in Yemen, claimed responsibility for the killing. In a text message sent to Yemeni media outlets, the group said the victim was spreading Christianity, calling him one of the biggest missionaries in the country. But the International Training and Development Center said the victim, whom it identified as "Joel S.," was not a missionary. "He was an American development worker who had been working in Yemen with his wife and two children since 2010," when he began working for the education center, it said.
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The victim's employer says the American was not a missionary
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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula accused the vicim of spreading Christianity
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A provincial security head identifies the victim as Joel Shrum
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The Yemeni government says it killed 14 Islamic militants

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:59 EST, 26 February 2014 | UPDATED: 18:03 EST, 26 February 2014 Arrest: Ketut Pujayasa has been charged with attempted murder and sexual abuse A court in Florida has heard how a 31-year-old American woman was found 'painted in blood from head to toe' after being beaten and raped by a cabin steward on a Holland America cruise ship. Prosecutors allege witnesses saw the passenger who was only identified in court by initials, covered in blood, after a savage and brutal beating by Ketut Pujayasa, a room service attendant on the Nieuw Amsterdam.
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Indonesian Ketut Pujayasa told FBI woman had insulted him at breakfast
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28-year-old charged with attempted murder and aggravated sexual abuse

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(CNN) -- Serena Williams avenged her 2009 French Open defeat against Svetlana Kuznetsova when beating the unseeded Russian 6-1 3-6 6-3 in a gripping quarterfinal. Kuznetsova lifted the trophy at Roland Garros in 2009 but was unable to repeat her success despite breaking the world No. 1's serve for the first time in the tournament. Williams cruised to the first set in 28 minutes but that was an inaccurate barometer of what was to come, with the remainder of the match taking an hour and a half. Despite Kuznetsova taking an early break in the third set, Williams found another level to reach the French Open semifinals for the first time since 2003.
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Serena Williams beats 2009 French Open Svetlana Kuznetsova in three sets
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World number one to face last year's runner-up Sara Errani in last four
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Italian returns to semifinals after beating Agnieszka Radwanska in straight sets

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By Steve Robson PUBLISHED: 20:56 EST, 29 March 2013 | UPDATED: 08:03 EST, 30 March 2013 The dazzling moons and rings of Saturn have long been one of the most mesmerising spectacles in the solar system. But now NASA scientists believe they may also hold the key to understanding the origins of our universe. New research based on data gathered from the Cassini spacecraft, which is orbiting Saturn, suggests these bodies date back more than 4 billion years. Scroll down for video The effects of the small moon Prometheus loom large on two of Saturn's rings in this image taken a short time before Saturn's August 2009 equinox
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Bodies date back to time when our planetary neighbourhood was formed
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New research from NASA could help explain evolution of the solar system
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Ice deposits found within the rings beyond so-called 'snow line'

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(CNN) -- The renewal over the weekend of an accusation first made more then 20 years ago -- that Woody Allen molested his adopted daughter, Dylan, when she was 7 years old -- has spurred other relatives to line up on one side or the other of the complex family tree. Moses Farrow -- Dylan's brother, also adopted, and now a 36-year-old family therapist -- backed his father and blamed his mother, actress Mia Farrow. "My mother drummed it into me to hate my father for tearing apart the family and sexually molesting my sister," Moses Farrow, 36, told People Magazine. "And I hated him for her for years. I see now that this was a vengeful way to pay him back for falling in love with Soon-Yi."
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Moses Farrow: "This was a vengeful way to pay him back for falling in love with Soon-Yi"
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Ronan Farrow: "I love and support my sister and I think her words speak for themselves"
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Dylan Farrow: "He sexually assaulted me"
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Letty Aronson: "He feels very badly for Dylan, that she has been so poisoned"

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Lewis Hamilton ended Friday practice in ominous form after clocking a time over half-a-second quicker than title rival Nico Rosberg. Rosberg  had the measure of Hamilton in the day's opening session, but the Briton responded in emphatic fashion on Friday afternoon finishing 0.6secs clear of his team-mate. The session was suspended on two occasions after Pastor Maldonado lost control of his Lotus before crashing into the barriers, while Sauber's Esteban Gutierrez also spun. Maldonado was taken to the on-track medical centre for precautionary checks and was given the all-clear. Reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel was forced to sit out the session with an exhaust problem.
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Hamilton was 0.6secs quicker than title rival Rosberg in second session
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Spaniard Fernando Alonso was best of the rest in his Ferrari
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Pastor Maldonado lost control of his Lotus; the session was red flagged

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After viewing photographs of Mr Balls’ challenge on Rob Merrick, former top referee Graham Poll said the portly Shadow Chancellor was lucky not to have been sent off. The shadow chancellor yesterday morning left an opposition player bloodied and bandaged after clashing during an annual MPs versus journalists football match at the Labour Party conference. Mr Balls caught the Northern Echo’s Westminster correspondent Rob Merrick with a thumping forearm as they challenged for the ball during this morning’s game in Manchester. Scroll down for video Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls tackles journalist Rob Merick as they take part in the Labour MP's v Lobby Journalist football match this morning
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Shadow chancellor  caught Northern Echo reporter Rob Merrick with his arm during a football match in Manchester
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Merrick was forced to leave the pitch to get patched up by St John's Ambulance crew on the sidelines
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He was left with blood pouring down his face after the clash with 'Bruiser' Balls - a weighty centre forward
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The reporter, a combative central midfielder, later took himself to accident and emergency on a bus

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(CNN) -- At a time when Republicans are reaching out to the Hispanic community, why are some in my party treating the U.S. citizens in Puerto Rico differently than the U.S. citizens in the 50 states? When the federal government pays close to 80% of Medicaid costs for states with similar populations, why are House Republicans cutting the federal share of Puerto Rico's Medicaid program to 20%? I believe leadership is about standing for what is right above politics and party, and that is the pledge I have made to the 3.7 million American citizens in Puerto Rico whom I represent. So I have to call it like it is: the U.S. House's anticipated move to exact a 65% cut to Medicaid funds for Puerto Rico is neither right nor fair, and I urge my Republican colleagues to change direction.
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Puerto Rico Gov. Luis Fortuño: Some of my fellow Republicans being unfair to Puerto Rico
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He says the House GOP is seeking to cut Medicaid funding for the territory
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Fortuño: States with similar populations get 80% support; Puerto Rico would get 20%

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Gareth Bale’s stunning free-kick nine minutes from time spared Wales from the ignominy of drawing with minnow principality Andorra and sparked a pitch invasion from travelling fans. The Real Madrid star struck a brilliant shot that curled into the net and then sent over-exuberant supporters back to their seats after they had crashed over an advertising hoarding to celebrate. He had earlier scored a soaring header to equalise an opening penalty from Andorra, their first competitive goal in more than four years. Scroll down for video Match winner: Gareth Bale scored a 25-yard free-kick with just nine minutes to go to hand his side all three points
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Real Madrid star Gareth Bale saved the day by netting late winner against European minnows Andorra
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Ildefons Lima stunned Wales by  scoring opener from the penalty spot after just six minutes
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Andorra scored their first competitive goal since September 2010 against Chris Coleman's side
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Chris Coleman was not happy with the state of the pitch at the Camp d'Esports in Catalonia
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Wales midfielder Aaron Ramsey was forced off with an injury due to the quality of the surface

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Iran may be holding a former FBI agent in a bid to exchange him for Iranians seized by U.S. troops in Iraq in 2007, a U.S. senator suggested Tuesday. Christine Levinson, wife of Robert Levinson, went to Tehran in 2007 to try to learn her husband's fate. Robert Levinson disappeared from Iran's Kish Island in March 2007. Iranian authorities have repeatedly said they don't have any information on him, but that is widely doubted in the United States. "On several diplomatic occasions when Bob Levinson's name has been brought up to Iranian officials, the standard answer is, 'We don't know anything about that.' But the next thing out of the Iranian officials' mouths are to discuss the matter of the Iranians held by the Americans in Irbil, Iraq," Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Florida, told reporters. "You can draw your own conclusions."
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Robert Levinson disappeared almost two years ago from Iranian island
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Florida congressman, senator seek new attention from Obama administration
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Senator says Iranians caught in Iraq always mentioned in conjunction with Levinson
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Iranians say they have "zero knowledge" of missing man's whereabouts

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New Delhi (CNN) -- India's parliament on Saturday debated demands by a 74-year-old anti-corruption activist in what an opposition leader called a "historic occasion" for lawmakers to come together in the fight against graft. The discussion came on the 12th day of campaigner Anna Hazare's hunger strike calling for a powerful Lokpal, or citizen ombudsman, to deal with massive bribes and kickbacks. Talks with the government hit a roadblock over three of his demands, which include bringing members of India's lower bureaucracy under the new watchdog. The federal government put the case before parliament. Sushma Swaraj, leader of the opposition in the lower chamber of the national assembly, said her group agreed with the three points.
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Lawmakers debate the demand on the 12th day of Anna Hazare's fast
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Talks with the government hit a roadblock over three of his demands
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Opposition leader says her group agrees with Hazare's outstanding demands
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Hazare's hunger strike has also drawn criticism

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Frank Lampard is preparing himself to leave Chelsea, even if Jose Mourinho wants to keep the midfielder. The 35-year-old's future remains uncertain and he could end a 13-year association with the club. If he does end up departing, Lampard insists he will have no regrets. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Mourinho discuss the futures of Terry, Lampard and Cole Uncertain future: Frank Lampard (right) is unsure what will happen when his Chelsea deal expires Legend: Lampard has smashed 211 goals during his time at Chelsea since a move from West Ham 'I don’t know if I’ll be at Chelsea next season,' Lampard told Red magazine. 'I’d like to carry on for two or three more years but it would be good to end on a high.
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Negotiations over new deal could stall over midfielder's wage demands
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Jose Mourinho is keen to keep Lampard at the club for another season
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England star has smashed 211 goals in 649 games for the Blues

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The world finally knows how to address the latest addition to the British royal family: HRH Prince George Alexander Louis of Cambridge. The baby boy is third in line to the throne, after grandfather Prince Charles and father Prince William. Here's some of the history behind the young prince's three names: Royal Baby: What's next? George "George" -- the front-runner before the announcement, according to many UK bookmakers -- was the name of Queen Elizabeth's father, King George VI, who reigned from 1936 until his death in 1952. He assumed the throne on the abdication of his brother, Edward VIII. His life was depicted in the Oscar-winning movie "The King's Speech."
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have named their son George Alexander Louis
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George, many bookies' favorite, was also the name of the queen's father, George VI
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The name "Alexander" is derived from Latin, meaning "defender of men"
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"Louis" can be translated as "renowned warrior"

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Arsene Wenger’s defensive injury crisis deepened on Monday night leaving him to consider plunging untried teenager Hector Bellerin into Arsenal’s Champions League game at Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday night. Right back Bellerin, 19, has made only one appearance for the club, as a late substitute in a Capital One Cup tie against West Brom last season, but may be asked to start in Dortmund’s intimidating Westfalenstadion. Nacho Monreal did not travel to Germany because of a back problem, Calum Chambers is suffering from tonsilitis and is rated ‘50-50’ and Mathieu Debuchy faces two months out after damaging ankle ligaments against Manchester City on Saturday.
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Arsenal face Borussia Dortmund in Champions League on Tuesday
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Champions League Group D clash takes place at  Westfalenstadion
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Youngster Hector Bellerin 'is ready to play', insists Arsene Wenger
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Bellerin has made just one appearance for Arsenal; in the Capital One Cup
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Wenger says side have enough depth to cope with defensive injuries
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Mathieu Debuchy is unavailable with an ankle injury and out for two months
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Nacho Monreal did not travel  and Calum Chambers struggling to be fit
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Youngster Hector Bellerin 'is ready to play', insists Wenger
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Danny Welbeck went off with cramp against Manchester City but is fit
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Champions League Group D also contains Galatasaray and Anderlecht

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(CNN) -- Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo warmed up for next week's "Clasico" double-header as Spanish soccer rivals Barcelona and Real Madrid labored to victories on Saturday. Messi scored for the 15th successive league match as Barca came from behind to beat Sevilla and move 12 points clear of second-placed Atletico Madrid. The four-time world player of the year took his tally to 38 in the league this season from 25 matches, and 49 overall, as he combined well with second-half substitute Cristian Tello to slot a 60th-minute winner. David Villa had marked his return to action with a 52nd-minute equalizer, heading home Dani Alves' cross. The striker had missed the midweek Champions League defeat by AC Milan due to his problem with kidney stones.
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Lionel Messi scores his 49th goal this season as Barcelona come from behind to beat Sevilla
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Victory puts Catalan side 12 points clear of Atletico Madrid, who play Espanyol on Sunday
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Real Madrid also win 2-1 ahead of this week's two Clasico matches against Spanish rivals
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Kaka equalizes against Deportivo and helps Ronaldo set up Higuain's late winner

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 10:32 EST, 25 November 2013 | UPDATED: 04:43 EST, 26 November 2013 Almost half of Britons think the right to work and live in the UK should be blocked for Romanians and Bulgarians, a survey has shown. It comes as Downing Street confirmed it is looking at a possible extension of the length of time new arrivals from the EU have to stay in the UK before claiming benefits. And the Romanian foreign minister urged David Cameron to reject the ‘racist attitudes’ which can dominate the political debate on immigration. The UK government is under pressure to curb entry to the UK when EU restrictions on Romanians and Bulgarians coming here to work are lifted in January
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47% say Romanians and Bulgarians should not have right to come to UK
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Should not be allowed to work, live or claim benefits in Britain, poll says
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Prime Minister unveiling proposals to renegotiate relationship with Europe
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New arrivals would have to wait a year, up from 3 months, to get benefits
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EU rules ban discriminating between citizens and migrants' hand-outs
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PM considering move, which would spark court battle with Brussels

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(CNN) -- The separatist group behind a series of bombings on a Spanish vacation island marks the 50 year anniversary of its struggle this year, a milestone that sees it no closer to achieving its goal. Police cordon off the route leading to the location of the latest blasts in Palma de Mallorca. ETA, which is fighting for the independence of Spain's northern Basque region, was said to be behind three bombs that detonated on the island of Mallorca on Sunday without hurting anyone. The latest incident appears to be part of a new wave of attacks, including another in Mallorca which killed two Civil Guard officers in July, which have left a 2006 cease-fire a distant memory.
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Basque separatist group ETA formed in 1959 began violent campaign in 1968
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Most recent cease-fire collapsed in 2007 despite pledges of permanence
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Group blamed for more than 800 deaths, including many civilians

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The unborn baby of pregnant body-in-suitcase murder accused Heather Mack now has a lawyer to look after his or her interests as it becomes increasingly clear the child will be born in an Indonesian jail, MailOnline can reveal. Vanessa Favia arrived on the tropical island of Bali on Monday along with Mack's Chicago-based lawyer Michael Elkin to make sure the baby, due in early spring, gets all the help it needs. Favia - who has been photographed exclusively by MailOnline examining an ultrasound image of the unborn baby - has been looking at the child's immediate future after its birth.
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Family law expert Vanessa Favia has arrived on island with Heather Mack's Chicago lawyer Michael Elkin
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Favia will look after rights of Mack's unborn baby who will almost certainly be born in jail as the teenager awaits trial for her mother's murder
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Mack and her boyfriend, Tommy Schaefer, are accused of bludgeoning Sheila von Wiese Mack to death and stuffing her body into a suitcase
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Babies can only stay with mothers in Indonesian prisons until age of two

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JERUSALEM (CNN)  -- Israeli media are buzzing with reports that right-wing nationalist Avigdor Lieberman may become Israel's next foreign minister. Avigdor Lieberman is loathed by ultra-orthodox parties because of his support for a Palestinian state. The appointment of Lieberman, a polarizing figure in Israeli politics, could complicate the stalled peace talks with the Palestinians. It could also further strain relations between Israel and moderate Arab countries. Prime Minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu is still in the process of forming Israel's next government. Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported this week that it is likely that he will select Lieberman as foreign minister. The paper quoted a source close to the negotiations between Netanyahu's Likud Party and Lieberman's Yisrael Beiteinu.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may pick Avigdor Lieberman
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Media say he might hurt ties with West but improve ties with Russia
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Lieberman frequently clashes with Arab members of Knesset

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Hong Kong (CNN) -- Sonny Bill Williams, the code-hopping rugby player who is perhaps the most talked-about athlete in Australasian sport, will make himself available to the New Zealand rugby league team in an attempt to win World Cups in two sports, says his manager. Williams' manager, Khoder Nasser, told CNN of his client's decision Tuesday, hours after New Zealand selectors named a squad without the 28-year-old star to contest the Rugby League World Cup, which will be held in England and Wales in October and November. Speculation about whether Williams would play in the World Cup has been a hot topic in rugby union and league since he helped propel his Sydney Roosters club to victory in Australia's National Rugby League grand final Sunday, amid talk it would be his last game in the sport.
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New Zealand's Sonny Bill Williams is a star in rugby union and rugby league
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Speculation has been heated as to whether he will play for his country in the rugby league World Cup
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His manager says he will chase the dream of winning World Cups in both rugby codes
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He won the rugby union World Cup with New Zealand's All Blacks in 2011

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Descendants of Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels' wife have become the richest family in Germany. Magda Goebbels, who was one of the most influential women in the Nazi regime, married Hitler's close ally in 1931. The children of Harald Quandt, her son from a previous marriage, have just seen their family reach a combined net worth of about £24.5billion. Scroll down for video Family photo: Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels with his wife Magda and their children, as well as Magda's son from a previous marriage, Harald Quandt (in uniform), whose family has become the richest in Germany The Quandts, who hold a 46.7 per cent stake in German car manufacturers BMW, have now overtaken the founders of supermarket giants Lidl and Aldi, who had topped the nation's rich list for the last decade, according to Manager magazine.
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Magda Goebbels' descendants own a 46.7 per cent stake in BMW
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Her son from a previous marriage, Harald Quandt, inherited a huge fortune
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German family are now the richest in Germany, overtaking Aldi's owners
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Harald was the only of Magda Goebbels' children to survive World War II
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She and Goebbels murdered her other six children before killing themselves

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(CNN) -- Kevin Pearce One of the country's top snowboarders, who was considered a favorite to make the U.S. Olympic team, was in critical but stable condition Sunday after an accident while training last week at Park City, Utah. The Los Angeles Times reports that the 22-year-old from Norwich, Vermont, was wearing a helmet while attempting a twisting double back flip on an icy halfpipe. Pearce hit his head, was knocked unconscious and was then airlifted to the University of Utah hospital for surgery. He sustained severe traumatic brain injury, one of his doctors said in a statement. Pearce, a beloved athlete, was one of the few snowboarders who experts thought could challenge top contender Shaun White, who has won almost every top snowboarding medal.
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Top U.S. snowboarder injured during training
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World's tallest tower opens in Dubai
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Fourth-largest U.S. city swears in its first openly gay mayor

Question: Six years in the making, the Burj Dubai reaches 818 meters, or half a mile, into the sky above @placeholder, with dizzying views of the ambitious building program that has transformed the emirate and left it swamped by debt.


A controversial British politician convicted of inciting racial hatred could soon be sipping tea with Queen Elizabeth at one of her annual garden parties. British National Party leader Nick Griffin, right, pictured in August last year at a party political event. Nick Griffin is the leader of the British National Party, a right-wing group that opposes immigration and wants Britain to withdraw from the European Union. The party said Griffin will attend the queen's July 21 garden party at Buckingham Palace as a guest of Richard Barnbrook, an elected BNP member of the London Assembly But pressure was mounting Thursday for Barnbrook to pick someone else.
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London mayor asks assembly member not to take BNP leader Nick Griffin to party
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Garden parties at Buckingham Palace began by Queen Victoria in the 1860s
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The queen and her husband circulate among around 8,000 guests at each event
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Palace: The queen is not consulted on the choice of accompanying guests

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(CNN) -- On the night where one of the club's greats may have played his final game, a new star shone brightly. Ryan Giggs may have appeared in the famous red shirt for the last time in his illustrious career although the 40-year-old has yet to confirm his retirement. Giggs, who has presided over the team as interim manager since the sacking of David Moyes, looked emotional as he spoke to supporters following the 3-1 victory against Hull City. It was a night when Giggs gave youth its chance and was repaid handsomely as 18-year-old James Wilson gave a glimpse of the future.
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Manchester United defeats Hull City in Premier League
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James Wilson scored twice on debut in 3-1 victory
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Nemanja Vidic said goodbye to Old Trafford crowd
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Interim manager Ryan Giggs makes emotional speech

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By John Edwards Follow @@JEAlty Toni Kroos could still end up in the Barclays Premier League after claims Chelsea are ready to join the bidding if he becomes a free agent next year. A proposed move to Manchester United may have collapsed, after new manager Louis Van Gaal decided against pursuing their interest, but the Bayern Munich midfielder remains at loggerheads with club bosses over renewing a contract that is entering its final 12 months. Even an attempt to end conjecture he may be Old Trafford-bound left the door open for other clubs to start drawing up wage offers to try and tempt him away this time next year.
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Toni Kroos entering final 12 months of contract
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German midfielder wants vastly improved deal at Bayern Munich
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Manchester United manager Louis Van Gaal withdraws interest in Kroos
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Kroos said he will definitely be playing for Bayern next season

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By Lucy Buckland PUBLISHED: 07:26 EST, 1 October 2012 | UPDATED: 08:59 EST, 1 October 2012 Glamour model and former CBB star Rhian Sugden's 'secret ex boyfriend' has been revealed as a convicted killer. Friends of the 26-year-old say she was dating former model Kevin O'Dea, who was jailed for seven years for his part in a revenge attack which left a student dead in Liverpool, for months. Rhian, who became famous after 'sexting' married TV star Vernon Kaye, is said to have been desperate to keep her boyfriend's identity a secret - even 'banning him' from her eviction from the CBB house.
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Kevin O'Dea was jailed for seven years for his part in a revenge attack which left a student dead
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Pair met at a club last year after O'Dea was released halfway through his sentence
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Rhian has denied the pair are currently an item

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By Sarah Dean for Daily Mail Australia A hate-filled American church group has labelled Australian comedian Adam Hills 'corrupt' in a vile rant after he decided to donate money to the late Robin William's favourite children's hospital instead of paying for them to fly to Iraq. Westboro Baptist church member, Benjamin Phelps, is angry that Hills did not give money to the church to fly to Iraq and picket ISIS like he originally joked during his British comedy show The Last Leg. 'You idiots can't do anything right ... the only reason you parted with any of your money was out of spite and hatred for Westboro,' Phelps said.
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Adam Hills has raised over $90,000 for Robin Williams' favourite children's hospital in America
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He decided to turn 'hate into love' after he attacked the Westboro Baptist Church for threatening to picket Williams' funeral
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The group accused Williams of sinning because he played several gay characters on film
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Hills ended his spat with the group in the latest episode of his comedy show The Last Leg
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Louis van Gaal has played the role of the professor all season and sometimes he can make us feel like students in the classroom. But, a week on from a goalless draw in Cambridge, one of the great educational centres of the world, he still has a lot learn about his team. There were no signs of enjoyment or self-expression in that game and it looks like the players are weary of Van Gaal’s experimenting. United enjoyed a good unbeaten stretch but there were never any dominant displays in that run. They ground out results and often looked laboured. Gylfi Sigurdsson scores as Swansea City beat Manchester United on the opening day of the season
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Manchester United are currently fourth in the Premier League table
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Louis van Gaal's side are 12 points of league leaders Chelsea
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They lost to Swansea City at Old Trafford on the first day of the season
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They drew with Cambridge United in the FA Cup recently
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A Brazilian beauty contest ended in chaos when the furious runner-up wrenched the crown off the winner's head, and threw it to the ground moments after the result was announced. As Carolina Toledo, 20, was being crowned Miss Amazon 2015, runner-up Sheislane Hayalla saw red as audience members in Manaus, northern Brazil, captured the amazing scenes on camera. Other participants looked on in horror as the 23-year-old contestant  ripped out the tiara, threw it to the ground, pointed an accusing finger at her adversary and insulted her before storming off stage. Scroll down for video The astonishing moment a runner-up in a beauty contest grabbed the crown from her rival's head, smashing it towards the floor in a fit of rage at the Miss Amazon competition in Manaus, northern Brazil
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Miss Amazon 2015 runner-up ripped crown of the winning beauty
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Sheislane Hayalla filmed attacking winner Carolina Toledo on stage
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Miss Hayalla claimed her rival had bought her way to the title

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(CNN) -- Comedian Mark Russell was at a recent event in Chicago, Illinois, when he found himself sitting next to Valerie Jarrett, an adviser to President-elect Barack Obama. Moving the Obamas into the White House will take about six hours. Russell asked her whether President Bush's staff members were going to remove all the Os from their computer keyboards, alluding to the 2001 incident in which President Clinton's departing staff removed Ws from some White House computers. Jarrett said no, but that didn't stop Russell from speculating what really happened when President Bush's daughters, Barbara and Jenna, gave Obama's two daughters a tour of the White House recently.
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Ex-White House usher details whirlwind moving operation for Bush, Obama
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Scores of staffers switch out Bush, Obama furniture, clothes, etc. in six hours
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Obamas allocated $100,000 to redecorate 24 private rooms in the White House

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- The opening scenes to a massive highway project dubbed "Carmageddon II" have so far been free of traffic jams, officials said Saturday. The construction project is shutting down this weekend a mountainous 10-mile section of a Los Angeles highway that's one of the nation's busiest freeways. Motorists have been told to stay home to avoid massive gridlock. "So far, 'Carmageddon II' is an excellent sequel," Los Angeles Fire Capt. Alicia Mathis said. "Carmageddon II" repeats last year's closure of the same section of Interstate 405, which had been expected to be so apocalyptic that Los Angeles residents labeled the weekend shutdown "Carmageddon."
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Residents appear to be heeding warnings
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This weekend's closure of Interstate 405 is dubbed "Carmageddon II'
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The 405 is a critical artery that will be closed for 10 miles through mountains
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A closure last year was dubbed Carmageddon

Question: The theatrical play on words captures @placeholder' love affair with the automobile -- and its dread of common traffic jams -- but last year's evacuation of the highway went smoothly, causing no paralysis.


(CNN) -- This isn't the idealism of "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington." It isn't as dark as "House of Cards," either. So how about settling on something lighter, like say, "Animal House," in which the dean famously says, "The time has come for someone to put his foot down. And that foot is me." And so it goes with Sen. Ted Cruz, at least when it comes to killing Obamacare. The first-term GOP Texan is the self-appointed executioner of a law Republicans despise. But truth be told, it's hard to figure out exactly what Cruz's faux filibuster on the Senate floor this week was really about. He's against big, bad Obamacare, we get it. Only he was asking Senate Republicans to vote against something that would actually kill Obamacare. Huh?
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Sen. Ted Cruz spent more than 21 hours arguing against funding for Obamacare
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Gloria Borger: Cruz's actions are perplexing, but he may be trying to be a GOP spokesman
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She says Cruz wants to cuddle to the tea party base by advocating a shutdown
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Borger: Cruz has divided the Republican party in a Palinesque way

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Question: But there's another way to go about this," says a senior House @placeholder.


BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Two suicide vehicle bombers struck a U.S.-Iraqi military outpost in Taji on Wednesday night, the U.S. military said in a statement. U.S. Black Hawk helicopters fly over Baghdad in June. A Black Hawk chopper crashed Wednesday in Iraq. The attack killed four Iraqi soldiers, the military said, and wounded 11 U.S. soldiers and four Iraqi soldiers. The incident occurred at 8:45 p.m., according to an Iraqi Interior Ministry official. Eight Iraqis suspected of having information concerning the attack have been detained, the U.S. military said. Taji is 14 kilometers, or more than 8 miles, north of the capital, but still in Baghdad province.
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NEW: 8 Iraqis suspected of having information about attack are detained
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37 killed, 81 wounded in suicide car bombing north of Baghdad
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UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter not shot down, U.S. says
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Iraq's prime minister lashes out at U.S. lawmaker's critical remarks

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Like most people who lose a beloved pet, Nicole Green is grieving for her cat Poppy. The playful tabby arrived in Nicole’s life 15 years ago as a lively kitten and soon became a big part of her family. ‘Poppy was always such a boisterous little thing,’ says Nicole, 38, an insurance underwriter from Epping, Essex. ‘She loved being out in the garden and every summer I’d look out of the window and see her flying through the air trying to catch butterflies. Then at night she’d be so loving and would curl up close to me on my bed. That’s the thing I miss most, our snuggle time.’
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Nicole Green's cat Poppy is one of 1.3m UK cats and dogs with dementia
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Half of all cats aged over 15 suffer from dementia, and 41 per cent of dogs aged over 14
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Janice Care's dog Zoe was diagnosed with dementia last year
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Pets are being stricken by the disease because of rising life expectancy
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Research shows that rabbits, guinea pigs and parrots also suffer

Question: ‘Three months ago @placeholder managed to squeeze through a gap in the fence and I found her wondering in the grounds of the local hospital looking lost.


Lifelong Democrat Jackie Bland is doing something she never thought she'd do: Urge people to vote for a Republican. Bland supports Thad Cochran, a six-term Mississippi senator who's trying to fend off a fierce tea party challenge to his seat from Chris McDaniel as voting got underway in Tuesday's primary runoff. Two weeks ago, Bland helped put up 5,000 pro-Cochran posters in black communities and talk to people about his record. "We wanted to raise the awareness to African-Americans that we do have a stake in this runoff election," she said. She pointed to Cochran's efforts to secure federal funds for jobs, Head Start programs and health centers relied upon by African-Americans in the state.
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GOP Sen. Thad Cochran hopes African-American Democrats can help him keep his seat
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Cochran is in bitter runoff battle with tea party-backed challenger Chris McDaniel
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McDaniel says Cochran's long tenure in Washington makes him part of status quo
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Cochran is banking on that tenure, and the benefits it provides back home

Question: Sources familiar with Cochran's campaign strategy say they hope that a lot of Republicans who stayed home during the primary, thinking @placeholder would be fine, will show up at the polls.


(CNN) -- The legacy of U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy, who died on Tuesday, spreads far and wide, and across the ocean to now-independent Bangladesh. There, he is still revered for calling attention to what many deemed an unfolding genocide. Massachusetts Sen. Ted Kennedy, known as the "Lion of the Senate," died Tuesday at 77. It may have started as a politically prudent move by a Democratic senator eyeing the White House during a Republican regime. But Kennedy stood up to the Nixon administration in 1971 and alerted the world to the bloodshed that was engulfing then-East Pakistan. "In 1971, there were very few leaders from the so-called free world who were paying any attention to what was going on in Bangladesh. And for Ted Kennedy to come forward and to personally visit, the impact was huge," said Akku Chowdhury, founder and director of Bangladesh's Liberation War Museum.
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Kennedy spoke out about Bangladesh when U.S. policy was supporting Pakistan
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Kennedy visited east India, then wrote report on displaced Bangladeshis
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In report, he accused Pakistani army of "systematic campaign of terror"
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Beatle George Harrison also highlighted refugees' plight with benefit concert

Question: The United States turned a blind eye to reports of atrocities committed by the @placeholder army to suppress the independence movement -- even as U.S. diplomats urged the administration to speak up.

Question: "Nothing is more clear, or more easily documented, than the systematic campaign of terror -- and its genocidal consequences -- launched by the @placeholder army on the night of March 25th," he wrote.


By Mail Foreign Service Published: 09:35 EST, 4 November 2013 | Updated: 13:01 EST, 4 November 2013 Egypt's deposed president today claimed he was the country's legitimate leader in a defiant court appearance after four months in secret detention. Mohammed Morsi, 62, was flown in by helicopter to the Cairo police academy compound where the trial was being held before being transferred to the courtroom by minibus. He rejected the court's authority to try him and claimed that those that overthrew him should be on trial instead. On trial: Mohammed Morsi stands in the cage in a Cairo courtroom after being flown in from the secret detention centre where he has been held for four months
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Mohammed Morsi has been held in secret prison for four months after coup
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Stood in the dock with 14 other defendants who could all face death penalty
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Former president, 62, claimed that the court had no authority to try him
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While other defendants wore white prison garb, Morsi was in dark suit
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Case was adjourned until January 8 so defence can see case documents

Question: Support: Egyptian students deploy a giant poster depicting Morsi during a protest at @placeholder's university to support him


Washington (CNN) -- Energy Secretary Steven Chu will resign from President Barack Obama's Cabinet in coming weeks, he told Energy Department staff in a letter on Friday. Chu, who turns 65 this month, was a leading advocate in the Obama administration for alternative energy development, making him a target of the fossil fuel industry and its conservative supporters in Congress. He was a co-recipient of the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1997 and headed the Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Lab and taught at the University of California before becoming energy secretary in 2009. Read his letter "I informed the president of my decision a few days after the election that Jean and I were eager to return to California," Chu said in the letter. "I would like to return to an academic life of teaching and research, but will still work to advance the missions that we have been working on together for the last four years."
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NEW: Obama lauds Chu for plugging the Gulf oil leak
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Steven Chu says he will stay on until late February or beyond
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Chu is a Nobel Prize winning physicist
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Critics blamed Chu for failed government investments in clean energy development

Question: A statement by Obama thanked Chu for his "dedicated service," saying he "brought to the @placeholder a unique understanding of both the urgent challenge presented by climate change and the tremendous opportunity that clean energy represents for our economy."


(CNN) -- In today's publishing market, "Going Rogue" is a fat book at 432 pages, at a high price point of $28.99, with a massive (rumored 1.5 million) first printing, launched on the book world's version of a Royal Tour, where Oprah is Queen of the Universe and Barbara Walters is Duchess of the D.C.-Manhattan cognoscenti. In today's political market, well before it was officially released, "Going Rogue" was reduced to a pinprick-sized, petty insiders squabble. How do we square these disparate perspectives? As a person with alternating publisher and political hats, who knows the players but wasn't inside the John McCain campaign, who cares deeply about the current conservative movement and the future of the country (which are inextricably intertwined), may I offer a few thoughts to the friends on CNN.com's site?
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Palin's book is a publishing blockbuster and "a good read," says Mary Matalin
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She says in the political world, the Palin book is being reduced to an insider spat
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She says her advice would have been to focus the book on the future, not the past
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Campaigns are rough, and there's no time for diplomacy, Matalin says

Question: Though there is much, much more in @placeholder's book that fleshes out her inner core, her grounding in faith and family, as well as her policy achievements and forward-thinking philosophical framework of common sense conservatism, so far the coverage of it has constrained her in a defensive backward-focused box, re-litigating the darkest days of the campaign and reliving difficult family moments.


(CNN) -- Your Internet won't be any slower than usual on Wednesday, but it might look like it is. Top sites on the Internet, including Netflix and Reddit, will be displaying a constant "loading" symbol -- the so-called "loading pinwheel" or, alternately, the Spinning Wheel of Death. It's part of a protest called "Internet Slowdown Day," a push against the U.S. government's support for so-called Internet fast lanes. The Federal Communications Commission in May proposed allowing broadband providers to charge companies like Amazon and Netflix for prioritized access to consumers. The proposal is now open for public comment and could be changed before a final vote to implement it.
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Websites will participate in Internet Slowdown Day on Wednesday
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Demonstration is meant to urge government to keep Web open and free
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Reddit, Vimeo and Etsy among those participating
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Sites won't actually slow down, but warn that they could

Question: Segal said altering the @placeholder plan is an uphill battle, but he's optimistic.


(CNN) -- Roger Federer produced an imperious performance to end Novak Djokovic's 28 match winning streak on Chinese courts and claim a place in the final of the Shanghai Masters tournament Saturday. The Swiss was in a confident, aggressive mood all evening, serving eight aces and firing down 35 winners, on his way to a 6-4 6-4 straight sets victory in just over an hour-and-a-half. Federer will now face the unseeded Giles Simon in Sunday's final after the 29-year-old Frenchman overcame Feliciano Lopez of Spain 6-2 7-6 (7/1) in the day's earlier semifinal matchup. "I'm not going to come into the match and play terrible," Federer said in quotes carried by the ATP website. "It just won't happen - not in the finals, not against Simon. That's the confidence I have right now."
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Roger Federer defeats Novak Djokovic in Shanghai Masters semifinal
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Djokovic was unbeaten in 28 matches on Chinese soil coming into match
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Federer will face Giles Simon of France in Sunday's final
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Murray and Ferrer take on extra tournaments in bid to reach ATP World Tour Finals

Question: "When I'm playing good, I can play at (@placeholder's) level."


(CNN) -- This month Road to Rio: A Green City journey is touching down in the United Arab Emirates. In the wake of an inconclusive United Nations Climate Change Conference in Durban, CNN's Rima Maktabi, Leone Lakhani and Nick Glass head to Abu Dhabi, soon-to-be host city of the World Future Energy Summit. The capital's conference center will host the likes of Ban Ki Moon from January 16-19, 2012. Leone goes on patrol with the city's police force on their fleet of electric scooters while Rima visits architect Zaha Hadid's Sheikh Zayed Bridge, constructed out of a new green cement made by recycling waste products. Meanwhile, Nick goes to Dubai to investigate the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world and a high-energy consumer to see how they are finding green solutions.
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Road to Rio comes from the UAE, where Abu Dhabi will host city of the World Future Energy Summit
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Rima, Leone and Nick travel in green style while exploring how the city cuts carbon
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They also visit Masdar City -- a high tech green hub aiming to house 40,000 people by 2030

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Havana, Cuba (CNN) -- The Cuban government has agreed to allow all private businesses to hire employees, something previously restricted to a limited number of occupations, state media said Tuesday. A meeting of the Council of Ministers also approved a proposal to delay massive layoffs, Granma newspaper reported, without providing any details. Last year, President Raul Castro announced the biggest shakeup to the Soviet-style economic model in decades. He said more than a million state jobs needed to be eliminated. At the same time, he said more private enterprise would be allowed to help soak up some of the unemployed and provide new sources of income, via taxes, for depleted state coffers.
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All private businesses are allowed to hire employees, the Council of Ministers says
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Details will be provided at a later date, Granma newspaper reports
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More than 200,000 Cubans have bought licenses to open small businesses since October

Question: The government published a list of 178 private occupations that @placeholder could hold, from running a private restaurant to working as a plumber to being a party clown.

Question: The plan for government layoffs was harshly criticized by @placeholder worried that for the first time in 50 years they will no longer be guaranteed a job, no matter how small the salary.


Henry VIII almost took a seventh wife but gave up on his final Tudor love because she was too feisty, outspoken and had a habit of nagging him, it emerged today. The monarch considered divorcing his sixth bride Catherine Parr to walk down the aisle with duchess Katherine Willoughby, a new book claims. She had already given birth to two sons and Henry was so obsessed with producing male heirs that he believed she could help continue the Tudor dynasty. The pair met in the 1530s and  flirted at court, danced together and even exchanged gifts around Christmas. But Henry was 'jaded' after six failed marriages, two of which he ended with executions, and finally put off another divorce because she was too domineering, according to her biographer.
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Katherine Willoughby could have been Henry's last wife  but king resisted
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Henry had considered making her his seventh wife but she was too fiery
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New biography says the pair became close, gave gifts and flirted
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But Tudor royal was 'jaded' by six wives and stayed with Catherine Parr

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Demba Ba left behind plenty of friends at Chelsea when he moved to Besiktas this summer but he can’t disguise some irritation that Jose Mourinho never gave him a proper chance at Stamford Bridge. Ba, the major threat to Arsenal in their Champions League play-off first leg in Istanbul on Tuesday, scored 14 goals in 23 starts for Chelsea. But he was only ever called upon by Mourinho when Fernando Torres and Samuel Eto’o were unavailable. VIDEO Scroll down for Demba Ba completes transfer to Besiktas from Chelsea Moved on: Former Chelsea striker Demba Ba claims Jose Mourinho didn't pick him as he wasn't a star name
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Former Chelsea striker Demba Ba claims former boss Jose Mourinho didn't select him as he wasn't a star name
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Senegal international joined Besiktas this summer
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Ba set to take on Arsenal for Turkish side in Champions League play-off

Question: Ba was an unused substitute when Chelsea thrashed @placeholder 6-0 in March and is happy to pass on any tips to his new team-mates.


(CNN) -- East Haven, Connecticut, Police Chief Leonard Gallo will retire after the arrests of four police officers for their alleged role in the mistreatment of Latinos, Mayor Joseph Maturo said Monday. The arrests stemmed from a federal investigation into profiling in the city, with some critics suggesting that Gallo fostered or at least overlooked a culture of ethnic prejudice within his department. The chief's lawyer acknowledged Monday that his client faces a federal lawsuit and could himself be charged, though he said Gallo is innocent, having never profiled or targeted Latinos. Gallo's retirement is effective February 3, Maturo said, adding that a search for East Haven's next police chief will begin immediately.
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Chief Leonard Gallo's attorney says his retirement is not an admission of wrongdoing
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Four East Haven officers were arrested last week as part of a federal investigation
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A Latino community member says Gallo cultivated a "racist and dishonest police force"
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East Haven's mayor recently apologized for remarks on Latinos some called insensitive

Question: On Monday, @placeholder was largely complimentary of East Haven's outgoing police chief, describing him as "a devoted public servant who performed admirably in both his personal and professional life.


Burgas, Bulgaria (CNN) -- Investigators in Bulgaria are working around the clock to identify the man suspected of killing five Israeli tourists and their bus driver in an airport suicide bombing, the country's interior minister told reporters Friday. Bulgarian Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov said police were trying to piece together the movements of the suspect, who was carrying a fake Michigan driver's license. Investigators are also working to analyze the bomb, believed to have been located in a backpack placed Wednesday on the bus in a parking lot outside Burgas International Airport, Tsvetanov said. Israel has said it suspects Iran or an Islamist militant group such as Hezbollah is behind the attack, a claim that has added to tension between Israel and Tehran. Iran, which has condemned the attack, has rejected Israel's claims.
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Investigators in Bulgaria are seeking clues to the identity of a suicide bomber
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Minister: "This is a cruel, deliberate and well-orchestrated wave of terror"
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The man was a foreigner who entered Bulgaria with false papers, the interior minister says
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Israel has accused Iran and Hezbollah in the attack, a claim denied by Iran

Question: As Israelis grieved Friday, @placeholder continued the hunt for clues as to who was responsible.


(CNN) -- Deep red roses, waxy white lilies and bright, cheery sunflowers; as single blooms and in large bouquets, they pile up close to desk 29 at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport. Twenty-four hours ago this was where Malaysia Airlines' Flight MH17 passengers checked in before boarding their ill-fated plane; bound for Kuala Lumpur, their journey would end far too soon, in a Ukrainian field close to the border with Russia. On Thursday, Suzan De Wit was chatting to many of those fliers. A customs officer at the airport, she helped them claim back their VAT (sales tax) before leaving the country.
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Signs of MH17 tragedy at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport, where ill-fated plane took off
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Friends and complete strangers among those leaving floral tributes at terminal building
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Malaysia Airlines' Flight MH17 to Kuala Lumpur crashed near Ukraine-Russia border
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U.S. believes plane was likely shot down by surface-to-air missile

Question: This extreme normality caused difficulties for at least one man, distressed and desperate to find out what had happened to his business partner, who he feared was on @placeholder, and who was not answering his increasingly frantic calls.

Question: It says visiting the site where a plane came down has proved helpful to relatives in some previous cases, but the location of @placeholder's final resting place -- in the middle of a conflict zone -- makes this problematic, to say the least.


Flowers, dress, caterer and a priest brave enough to jump out of a perfectly good plane... that was the to-do list for daredevil newlyweds Jessy Schild and Ingo Mueller before they took the most literal of leaps into married life. Love was clearly in the air for the thrill-seeking duo as they exchanged vows on board a plane and then jumped out of it from 16,000ft with the best man, bridesmaid and the pastor close behind. Jessy, 32 and Ingo, 46, from Freiburg, Germany, then sealed their union with a kiss in mid-air. Scroll down for video Love is in the air: Jessy Schild and Ingo Mueller kiss after exchanging their vows at 16,000ft
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Jessy Schild, 32, and Ingo Mueller, 46, got married at 16,000ft
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The German couple then skydived with the priest, best man and bridesmaid
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Jessy said it was tough to find a priest willing to jump with them
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The pair sealed their union with a kiss during the freefall

Question: 'I was just so happy to hear @placeholder say "yes" - it was a wonderful day thanks to all the nice people who helped make it possible,' the groom says.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:41 EST, 25 September 2013 | UPDATED: 15:11 EST, 25 September 2013 A refused signature and political allegiances have reportedly led to former Vice President Dick Cheney’s wife telling a former Senator to ‘shut up’. Former Wyoming Senator Alan Simpson said that he believes Lynne Cheney snapped at him because he previously denied her granddaughter his signature on a football that was going to be used to raise money for cancer organizations. The Cheneys' daughter, Liz Cheney, has galvanized Wyoming's political scene by seeking the seat of U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, a Republican favored by his party's establishment. Simpson supports Enzi.
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Lynne Cheney, the wife of former Vice President Dick Cheney, insulted former Senator Alan Simpson
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Both were attending an event in Wyoming, where Cheney's daughter Liz is running against sitting Republican Senator Mike Enzi
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Two weeks ago, Liz's daughter asked Simpson to sign a football that she said was going to be auctioned off for charity
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He said no because he thought it might be used as a campaign ploy, and he is supporting Cheney's opponent

Question: Simpson said he didn't know if he would do any stumping for @placeholder on the campaign trail.


Kareema Cross claims she saw spines snipped of babies that were still alive Mothers gave birth into the toilet and were seen 'swimming' Toilet had to be unclogged because it was full of fetuses One assistant joked newborn baby boy was so big he could have walked to the bus stop Gosnell could face capital punishment in the deaths of one woman and seven babies Prosecution has rested its case and defence will now begin on Monday By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:35 EST, 20 April 2013 | UPDATED: 09:53 EST, 21 April 2013 A medical assistant told a jury that she saw one late-term baby who survived an abortion 'swimming' in a toilet 'trying to get out.'
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Kareema Cross claims she saw spines snipped of babies that were still alive
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Mothers gave birth into the toilet and were seen 'swimming'
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Toilet had to be unclogged because it was full of fetuses
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One assistant joked newborn baby boy was so big he could have walked to the bus stop
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Gosnell could face capital punishment in the deaths of one woman and seven babies
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Prosecution has rested its case and defence will now begin on Monday

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Vice President Joe Biden emphasized the issue of income inequality to a gathering of major donors and activists Friday night, telling them Democrats will work to address it to help working people, an attendee at the event told CNN. The remarks came during a reception for a coalition of liberal organizations called Democracy Alliance. Biden told the gathering that income in the United States is the most unequal it has been since the 1920s, according to an attendee, who spoke to CNN on the condition he not be identified since it was a private event. Income inequality appeared to be a priority for this audience, and has been a key focus for such leaders as Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Massachusetts, who received a warm welcome when she spoke to the group Thursday.
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Vice President Joe Biden addressed major donors and activists, attendee tells CNN
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He stressed the importance of addressing rising income inequality
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His remarks were well-received, but he didn't speak about his own 2016 intentions
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"No one responded" when he said Americans still prefer Democrats, attendee says

Question: The vice president said key @placeholder policies and philosophies resonate among Americans.


TEHRAN, Iran (CNN)  -- There's no doubt that Iran's election will be a major test for incumbent President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. But many Iranian women hope the results will also shake the current status of women in the Islamic republic. Zahra Rahnavard, wife of Iranian candidate Mir Hossein Moussavi, has taken a visible role in the campaign. "Thirty-four million women demand to have female Cabinet ministers; 34 million women demand to be eligible to run for president," Zahra Rahnavard, wife of reformist candidate Mir Hossein Moussavi, told CNN's Christiane Amanpour. "Thirty-four million women want the civil law to be revised; 34 million women want the family law revised."
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Candidate's wife has broken barriers by appearing on campaign trail
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She vows that women's vote will count if her husband wins
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Most Iranian university students are women, but they are second-class citizens
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Cleric running for president has also promised to boost women's rights

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Cairo (CNN) -- Egypt's ruling military council Tuesday expressed "great regret" to Egyptian women over recent attacks on female demonstrators by military police and vowed to hold accountable those responsible. Days of clashes around Cairo's Tahrir Square were stoked by the weekend beating of a woman by military police officers, prompting a "Million Women" march on Tuesday. In a statement issued on its Facebook page, the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces called for calm and said it is willing to discuss any proposal "that might help in achieving stability and safety for Egypt." "The Supreme Council express its great regret to the great women of Egypt for the violations that took place during the recent events, in the demonstrations that took place at the parliament and the ministers' council, and reassure its respect and appreciation for Egyptian women and their right in protesting and their active positive participation in the political life," it said.
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Marchers angered at the violence stage a protest
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A field medic claims two people were shot dead
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The prosecutor's office is probing the violence

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President Barack Obama brushed off complaints levied by the GOP that his immigration actions are illegal in an ABC News interview that aired today, saying that the U.S. has 'limited resources' and it only makes sense for the government to prioritize the removal of 'felons, criminals and recent arrivals' over longtime residents and families. 'Everybody knows, including Republicans, that we're not going to deport 11 million people,' Obama told George Stephanopolous during a Friday interview for his Sunday morning program This Week. 'The reason that we have to do prosecutorial discretion in immigration is that we know that we are not even close to being able to deal with the folks who have been here a long time,' he said.
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Obama made the remarks during an interview with This Week host George Stephanopolous that was broadcast Sunday
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'We are not even close to being able to deal with the folks who have been here a long time,' he said
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'It is a stunning and sad display of a president declining to honor his constitutional obligation,' GOP Sen. Ted Cruz said in response
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The president declined to if he was worried about outbursts of violence in Ferguson if police officer Darren Wilson is not indicted
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He also wouldn't endorse Hillary Clinton for president but said she'd be 'a great president' and gave her his blessing to depart from his positions
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Americans 'want that new car smell,' he said. 'They want to drive something off the lot that doesn't have as much mileage as me'

Question: Cruz said what @placeholder did last week is 'a wholesale refusal to follow our immigration laws,' and he's 'essentially he's gotten in the job of counterfeiting immigration papers, because there's no legal authority to do what he's doing.'