Presidential favorite Hillary Rodham Clinton on Wednesday met the man who appears to be angling for his own role on the political world stage - London Mayor Boris Johnson. The former Secretary of State and Johnson, who is seen by some as a future leader of the Conservative Party and potential British Prime Minister, shook hands for the cameras at her New York office. There was no mention of gaffe-prone Johnson's 2007 remarks where he referred to Mrs Clinton as a 'sadistic nurse in a mental hospital' in a newspaper column. Scroll down for video London Mayor Boris Johnson and former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton shared a laugh in New York on Wednesday ahead of a discussion about Russia and the threat of ISIS
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The former Secretary of State and Johnson shook hands for the cameras at her New York office
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There was no mention of gaffe-prone Johnson's 2007 remarks where he referred to Mrs Clinton as a 'sadistic nurse in a mental hospital'
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Clinton's mocked the mayor's political ambitions, asking whether U.S.-born Mr Johnson had set his sights on the White House

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By Jonathan O'Callaghan Was the turbulent reign of David Moyes at Manchester United necessarily his fault? One researcher says he might have been doomed from the outset, owing to how Sir Alex Ferguson ‘over-achieved’ at the club. But ultimately even science may not redeem him – the final straw was likely more to do with ‘politics than the performance of the club’. Science behind the sacking? Research suggests David Moyes is the 10th greatest manager in the last 40 years of English football, so why didn't he survive at United? The information is based on research by Dr. Stefan Szymanski, a Professor of Sport Management in the Department of Kinesiology at the University of Michigan.
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New research has tracked the success of managers over the last 40 years
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It compiles data for 528 managers across English football's four divisions
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Dr. Szymanski compared wages of clubs with their performances on pitch
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This data was used to work out who were statistically the best managers
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Sir Alex Ferguson topped the list ahead of Harry Redknapp
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But thanks to his time at Everton, David Moyes came in at tenth
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Jose Mourinho, meanwhile, came in at a lowly 117th out of 528
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The data suggests Moyes should perhaps have been a success at United
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But Fergie's 'over-achievements' ultimately left him with too big a task

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Senior Conservatives today sought to insist David Cameron's plan to claw powers back from Brussels remain on course after Germany refused to 'tamper' with freedom of movement laws. The Prime Minister has vowed to put immigration at the heart of his renegotiation with the European Union, reassuring voters he will act to control the UK's borders. But German Chancellor Angela has made clear she will not allow Britain's calls for reform to 'interfere with the fundamental principles of free movement in Europe'. Scroll down for video Angel Merkel has made clear she is not open to renegotiation on the free movement of people across the European Union
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Chancellor says she agrees on tackling issues such as migrant benefits
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But Merkel is opposed to any fundamental change on make-up of Union
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Her stance scuppers Cameron's plans for shake-up on migration rules
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Prime minister hoped to claw back control over Britain's borders from EU
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Tory leader had also pledged a quota on unskilled migrants into the UK

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Details surrounding JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald's ex-wife have emerged from the first time after she has spent the past half-century hiding from the public eye. Marina Porter, now a 72-year-old grandmother collecting Social Security, has lived in Rockwall,Texas since the mid-1970s with her second husband Kenneth Porter and three children. As the 50th anniversary of JFK's assassination looms, sources claim that Marina refuses to believe that her former husband shot dead the president in his Dallas motorcade on that fateful November day. Marina Oswald Porter, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald who assassinated JFK, told a press conference in 1977: 'I believe that Lee acted alone in this murder and shot the President , ironically a man whom he respected and admired'. She now no longer believes he killed the president
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Marina Oswald Porter, a 72-year-old grandmother has lived with her second husband Ken in Rockwall, Texas since the mid-Seventies
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She has two daughters by Oswald and a son with her second husband
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The assassin's ring sold to an anonymous Texas bidder on October 24 for $108,000 - Mrs Porter will keep the proceeds

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It was once a vibrant city, packed with neat rows of colourful homes surrounded by lush green parks. But now all that remains is a husk of Tacloban; the place that so many called home is now a grey and barren wasteland after deadly Typhoon Haiyan hit the Philippines city, crushing everything in its way. These heartbreaking aerial photos show how every corner of the city was torn up by the deadly storm. Scroll down for video The official death toll from the disaster rose to 1,774 today, though authorities have said they expect that to rise markedly Tacloban, a city of about 220,000 people on Leyte island, bore the full force of the winds and the tsunami-like storm surges Friday.
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The official death toll from the disaster rose to 1,774 today, though authorities have said they expect that to rise
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Tacloban, a city of about 220,000 people, bore the full force of the winds and the tsunami-like storm surges
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Dramatic photos show full extent of the ravaged city, which has been left with dead bodies in the streets
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Pallets of supplies and teams of doctors are waiting to get into the city of Tacloban
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Challenges of delivering the assistance means few in the stricken city have received help

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By Jennifer Newton The founder of Russia's most popular social network claims he has been fired and that the website is now under 'complete control' of two allies close to president Vladimir Putin. Pavel Durov, dubbed the Russian Mark Zuckerberg, was head of VKontakte, the country's version of Facebook. But announcing his dismissal on his Vkontakte page yesterday, Mr Durov said the social network will now fall under state control and claims he only read about his sacking through reading it in the press. Pavel Durov, the founder of Russian social network Vkontakte, who claims he has been fired by allies close to President Putin
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Pavel Durov founder of VKontakte claims he has been fired from network
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Website now comes under control of Igor Sechin and Alisher Usmanov
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Both are close allies of Russian President Vladimir Putin
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VKontakte considered Russia's version of Facebook with 100 million users

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By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 04:56 EST, 3 July 2013 | UPDATED: 08:44 EST, 3 July 2013 The birth of the most eagerly anticipated baby of the decade is just days away. So it comes as no surprise that designers worldwide are rushing to create bespoke gifts for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their newborn. One company was so determined to impress the Royals that they roped in celebrity jewellery designer Theo Fennell to create the most lavish baby gift so far for the pregnant Duchess, worth a staggering £10,000. But the jewel-encrusted, 18ct white gold charm bracelet isn't exactly as glamorous as it sounds, because it doubles as a nappy rash cream holder.
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British jeweller has designed for Beckhams and Elton John
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18ct white gold charm bracelet designed to hold nappy rash cream
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Will be engraved with baby's initials once they are known

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By Louise Cheer and Aap Melbourne has proven it's not just about coffee and cricket after it was named Monocle Magazine's third most liveable city, drawing praise for its public transport and low crime rates. The Victorian capital was knocked off its 2013 second-place perch by Tokyo, Japan - which climbed two spots from last year. Sydney trailed behind in 11th place and Brisbane made its debut at spot number 25. Melbourne came in third place on Monocle magazine's 25 most livable cities Known for its coffee and cricket, Monocle cited Melbourne's public transport, low crime rates and 'compelling' weekend paper as big pluses
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Melbourne takes third place, Sydney 11th and Brisbane makes debut at 25
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Copenhagen is number one for second year in a row and Tokyo behind it
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Monocle says the Victorian capital is not just about coffee and cricket
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Transport, low crime rate and a weekend paper was why it made the cut

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Ed Balls distanced himself from Ed Miliband yesterday as he warned he would crack down on a controversial form of ‘tax abuse’ used by the Labour leader. The Shadow Chancellor twice declined to say whether Mr Miliband had acted morally in signing up to the so-called ‘deed of variation’ on his late father’s will that limited potential inheritance tax liability. Mr Balls vowed that Labour would be ‘the party that will crack down on tax planning.’ Scroll down for video Shadow Chancellor: Ed Balls (pictured) vowed Labour would be 'the party that will crack down on tax planning' He also distanced himself from the Labour leader’s attempt to personalise the row about tax avoidance by branding individual Tory donors ‘dodgy’.
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Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls will not say if Ed Miliband acted morally
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Labour leader signed up to 'deed of variation' on his late father’s will
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Balls vows Labour will be 'party that will crack down on tax planning'
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Labour faces allegations about tax affairs of its own senior figures

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Washington (CNN) -- Republican Rep. Vern Buchanan, a self-made Florida millionaire, is only in his third term in Congress, but he already is in charge of fundraising for the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee, and he sits on the powerful House Ways and Means committee. But all that could be jeopardized. Federal investigations underway could result in Buchanan serving his next term behind bars. CNN has confirmed there are no fewer than four congressional and federal investigations into Buchanan's business practices, his campaign finances and his alleged attempt to try to stop a witness from talking. Congress: Same hours, half the work
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Four probes looking at various allegations against Rep. Vern Buchanan, R-Florida
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Ex-business partner: Buchanan used cash-swap scheme to finance his campaigns
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FEC initial report finds "reason to believe" Buchanan violated election laws
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Buchanan, a top House GOP fundraiser, says allegations are "politically motivated"

Question: ... Mr. @placeholder's motion is yet another in a series of frivolous efforts to attempt to shut down the case ... and to conceal his wrongdoing behind a shroud of secrecy."


Safety measures at the devastated Fukushima nuclear power plant were tightened today as the strongest storm to hit Japan this year battered the southern islands of Kyushu and Shikoku. Typhoon Vongfong brought heavy rain to Tokyo and caused extensive travel disruption across Japan, where 820,000 people have been urged to leave their homes and seek shelter. Many trains in western cities were suspended, while more than 500 domestic flights were cancelled, the public broadcaster NHK said. At least one overseas flight was cancelled, according to an airline. Scroll down for videos Stormy: People struggle with their umbrellas as they fight through the strong wind  and rain delivered by Typhoon Vongfong in Himeji, Japan, which surpassed Genevieve for the most intense western Pacific typhoon of 2014, according to Japan's Meteorological Agency
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Vongfong, Japan's second typhoon in a week, is sweeping north towards the capital city of Tokyo
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Fukushima operators increase the water transfer and storage capacity to prevent radioactive overflow
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Baseball game in Osaka between the Orix Buffaloes and the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters also postponed

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By Emily Payne A hospital accused of making 'serious errors' in the care of a child has become the subject of an independent inquiry. Luke Jenkins, from Cardiff, was admitted to Bristol Children’s Hospital for routine heart surgery in April 2012. But the seven-year-old, who was expected to make a full recovery, died from a cardiac arrest. Inquiry: Luke Jenkins, celebrating his 1st birthday at the Children's Hospital of Wales, in Cardiff. He died six years later during routine surgery In November 2013, a coroner recorded a narrative conclusion, but his family maintain the hospital could have done more to save him.
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Luke Jenkins died after the operation at Bristol Children's Hospital
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Independent inquiry has now been launched into the cardiac unit
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Review will examine care provided to children with congenital heart disease
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Comes after a series of complaints about care of children and babies
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Hospital accused of mistreatment of babies and children with heart problems

Question: The @placeholder into cardiac services at the hospital, which was opened yesterday, aims to gather evidence from aggrieved families who claim they have suffered at the hands of staff.


By Alasdair Glennie Jeremy Paxman has been scolded by the boss of Radio 1 after claiming the station’s music made travelling in BBC lifts ‘hell’. The Newsnight presenter was told he should ‘take the stairs’ if he did not like tunes from the youth music station piped into elevators. In a terse email fired off by Radio 1 controller Ben Cooper, the 63-year-old was also asked to keep his outspoken views under control. Newsnight presenter Jeremy Paxman, who has been scolded by the boss of Radio 1 after claiming that listening to the station's music while he was in the lift was 'hell'
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Jeremy Paxman said listening to Radio 1 music made travelling in lifts 'hell'
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Radio 1 boss Ben Cooper emailed Newsnight present inviting him to 'take the stairs'
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Station chief also asked 63-year-old to keep outspoken views under control

Question: Just in case Paxman was in any doubt as to how much he had angered senior management, Mr Cooper – who said he is a fan of @placeholder – added: ‘If all this falls on deaf ears then my only other suggestion is to take the stairs.’


By Kieran Gill Follow @@kie1410 Ander Herrera says he 'can't wait to play for Louis van Gaal' in his first interview since joining Manchester United for £29million, and feels lucky to get his chance at Old Trafford. The midfielder, who settled into life in England by visiting Wimbledon's Centre Court on Saturday, joined from Athletic Bilbao after a medical at Carrington HQ on Thursday. And the 24-year-old, speaking in broken English, was more than complimentary for his new boss, who is currently managing Holland at the World Cup. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Robin van Persie train hard in front of Louis van Gaal
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Ander Herrera says Louis van Gaal is 'one of the best managers in the world' in first Manchester United interview
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Midfielder adds he hopes to learn from Van Gaal and feels lucky
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Herrera joins United from Athletic Bilbao for £29million

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By Wills Robinson PUBLISHED: 15:07 EST, 29 September 2013 | UPDATED: 15:07 EST, 29 September 2013 Romanian beggars who were given taxpayer-funded tickets home in July have already returned to the streets of London. A group of 20 homeless Roma were put on flights and coaches back to Romania by the UK Border Agency after their camp in Park Lane was cleared by police. But, Westminster City Council has said six of the group have travelled back and are sleeping rough on the streets again. Raid: Police and UK Border Agency staff wake up beggars on Park Lane in London and clear their camp in July
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Group of 20 homeless were given flights and coaches home in July
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Six have already returned and are sleeping rough on Park Lane, London
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Tickets provided by UK Border Agency and homeless charity Thames Reach
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Under European law, Romanians can stay in this country for 90 days
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Home Office has said it is focusing on the 'abuse of free movement'

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By Kerry Mcqueeney PUBLISHED: 16:41 EST, 17 September 2012 | UPDATED: 04:54 EST, 18 September 2012 Shocking footage has emerged of a girl as young as eight speaking of her love for Jihad and the Syrian uprising during a video filmed at a Muslim conference in Sydney. The little girl made the controversial comments as she addressed a crowd at an Islamic gathering, while the Australian city continued to deal with the fallout from violent riots at the weekend. The girl - named only as eight-year-old Ruqaya - was filmed speaking during a 'Muslims Rise' conference held by the Australian chapter of Hizb ut-Tahrir in Bankstown, west Sydney.
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Little girl addressed a crowd at Muslims Rise conference in Sydney
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The event was held by the Australian chapter of Hizb ut-Tahrir
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The video emerged as the city deals with the fallout from violent riots

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Nearly 5,000 years after it was created by a Chinese Emperor, tea remains one of the world’s most popular beverages in the US, with tens of thousands of gallons of different iced varieties being consumed every year. But beyond the preferred flavors and serving methods enjoyed in the US, there are huge varieties of other tea-based traditions, flavors and styles being served in different cultures around the world which are far more interesting than what you will find at your local Starbucks. From British tea time to Tibetan Yak Butter Tea, Pulptastic compiled a visual list of teas being served in their native countries.
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Tea, which originated in China, is nearly 5,000 years old
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Legend has it that Chinese Emperor Shen-Nung discovered the beverage in 2737 BC after tea leaves accidentally blew into his pot of boiling water
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According to the Tea Association of the USA, tea is the most widely consumed beverage in the world next to water
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In the US, 85per cent of the tea consumed is iced

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(CNN) -- Over the past weekend, Gov. Jerry Brown of California took to the safety of YouTube to reveal that the Golden State's budget deficit is now $15.7 billion, far greater than the original $9.2 billion estimate in January. California state taxes, already some of the highest in the nation, brought in an anemic 20% less revenue than expected in April, causing California's deficit to nearly double in only four months. On Monday, Brown released a revised budget plan. California Dreamin' it may be better known as. Brown's budget calls for new spending cuts, to which state workers have yet to agree; even higher taxes, at which voters may balk; and rosy revenue assumptions, which already came up massively short in April.
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Gov. Jerry Brown of California faces a budget deficit of nearly $16 billion
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William Bennett: California should look to Wisconsin as role model
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He says Wisconsin addressed the root of budget problem: public employee unions
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Bennett: Pension reform is the key to California's fiscal crisis

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Authorities may never piece together a full picture of the last hours of beautiful and happy Utah family of five all found dead in their home, a family spokesman said Tuesday. The Stracks of Springfield--Benjamin and Kristi Strack, 37 and 36; with children Benson, 14; Zion, 11; and 12-year-old Emery--were all found by an older son and grandparent in the parents' room on Saturday. They showed no signs of physical struggle, no wounds were found and a test for carbon monoxide in the home came back negative. 'We understand that those answers will take time, and that it is likely we will never know everything in perfect detail,' said Bob McGee.
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Benjamin and Kristi Strack, 37 and 36, were found dead in Springville home
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Found along with sons Benson, 14, and Zion, 11, and daughter Emery, 12
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Another son of the couple found their bodies on Saturday night
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Preliminary autopsy results rule out violent assault in their deaths
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Police are still looking at the possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning

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Question: The youngest, @placeholder (right), was 'brought everyone he came across happiness and joy'


By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 5:25 PM on 27th January 2012 Dead: Andrew Robert Levene, accused of killing a jewellery store owner and stealing $300,000 in diamonds, has been found hanged in his prison cell An American man accused of killing a jewellery store owner, stealing $300,000 in diamonds and then fleeing to Europe has been found hanged in his Spanish prison cell. Andrew Robert Levene was found dead yesterday in Barcelona's Modelo prison, where he was detained following an international manhunt. An investigation into the death was under way but all signs indicated he had killed himself.
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Andrew Robert Levene, 41, accused of killing Yekutiel Zeevi in Connecticut

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(CNN) -- The Supreme Court tried mightily to wade through a cloud of bureaucratic regulations Monday over setting clear air standards, a high-stakes environmental and economic fight pitting the Obama administration against a coalition of states and utilities. The justices on Monday heard six separate appeals, which were consolidated into more than 100 minutes of often dense oral arguments. A ruling is expected by June. At issue is narrow, but potentially far-reaching -- whether the Environmental Protection Agency can tighten emissions standards for "stationary" greenhouse gas sources, such as power plants, in what the administration says is an effort to stem the effects of climate change and global warming.
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Supreme Court hears six appeals during oral arguments
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Federal clean air standards at issue for states and utilities
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Cases could be a major test of executive authority for the White House

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By Tom Mctague, Mail Online Deputy Political Editor A former government minister who resigned yesterday over the ‘intolerable’ pressure placed on his family by the new Commons expenses regime has been ridiculed today over his claim that £28,000 in rent is not enough. Mark Simmonds, the former Foreign Office minister, said the Commons housing allowance would force to him to live in the ‘outer reaches of London’ which he was not prepared to do. But the MailOnline has found a number of luxury flats within half a mile of Westminster which he could easily afford from his taxpayer-funded housing allowance.
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Estate agents reveal luxury flats and sprawling homes near Westminster
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Former minister Mark Simmonds said he could not afford to live in London
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Claimed the pressure on his family was 'intolerable' and was stepping down
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But MPs accuse Mr Simmonds of talking 'total nonsense'
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John Mann: 'It is an essential living allowance and it is generous.'
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Luxury properties are available within walking distance of Parliament
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Family homes within £28,000 budget easily found in commuting distance

Question: He said: ‘Now of course MPs want to get into the business of travelling extensively from Westminster to the outer reaches of @placeholder to rent a flat then that’s up to them, it’s not the lifestyle I want, it is not the lifestyle I have chosen for my family.’


A unique collection of images beautifully illustrating the southern hemisphere's most amazing wildlife will be featured in an Australian gallery exhibition throughout October and November. Photographers from across the globe will be vying for the Australian Geographic ANZANG Nature Photographer of the Year award, which recognises the most outstanding images taken from Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and Antarctica across 10 categories. Curators from the South Australian Museum will exhibit the works from October 10, before a winner is awarded the top prize of $10,000. In considering entries judges will take in to account the region in which the image was taken, as well as technique, aesthetics, and the artistic and unique quality of all images.
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The images have been entered into the Australian Geographic ANZANG Nature Photographer of Year competition
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The images represent the different types of biodiversity living in the Australia, PNG, NZ and Antarctica regions
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Winner of the award will be crowned the Australian Geographic ANZANG Nature Photographer of the Year
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There are 10 categories, with the winner of each receiving $1000 and the overall winner $10,000
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Images will be exhibited at the South Australian Museum from October 10 through to November 28

Question: Australian Emperor Dragonfly: Australian emperor dragonflies are large, fiercely territorial and are found all over @placeholder.


(CNN) -- The slaying of one of Tamerlan Tsarnaev's best friends in September 2011 is now being reviewed by a "wider group of eyes,"a source close to the Boston bombing investigation tells CNN. The killings of Brendan Mess and two others -- all of whom had their throats slit -- in Waltham, Massachusetts, remain unsolved. The Middlesex County district attorney's office said at the time that the three victims were killed by "sharp force injuries of the neck." District Attorney Gerry Leone said days after the crime that the victims and two unknown perpetrators appeared to know each other and that it was not a random crime. No suspects were named or arrests made in the case.
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Tamerlan Tsarnaev's friend and sparring partner was killed in 2011
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The friend, Brendan Mess, and two others had their throats slit
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Source: The crime is being reviewed by "wider group of eyes"

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Perugia, Italy (CNN) -- The lawyer for Meredith Kercher's family showed photos of the British murder victim's bloodied body Monday, pointing out multiple stab wounds, as he urged an Italian jury not to overturn the murder convictions of Amanda Knox and Rafaelle Sollecito. "I show you these pictures to show you the pain of Meredith," Francesco Maresca said. "She didn't have defensive wounds. It means that she was tied up, that she had more than one aggressor," the lawyer said. "Given the type, number and locations of the wounds, there had to be multiple attackers," he insisted. He attacked as "useless" a review of DNA evidence that may cast doubt on the original convictions.
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A lawyer calls Amanda Knox two-faced, with a "diabolical" side
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Another lawyer shows the court photos of the victim's bloodied body
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Knox and Raffaele Sollecito are fighting their murder convictions
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Their lawyers are due to make final arguments this week

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By Chris Hastings PUBLISHED: 18:35 EST, 16 November 2013 | UPDATED: 10:17 EST, 17 November 2013 Stamp of approval: The Royal Mail have decided to commemorate Anthony Trollope with a set of stamps ahead of the bicentenary of his birth in December following calls from The Mail on Sunday A commemorative set of stamps will honour Anthony Trollope – the Victorian novelist who introduced the pillar box to Britain – after an intervention by The Mail on Sunday. The Royal Mail is to produce the stamps as part of celebrations to mark the bicentenary of the author’s birth in 2015.
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Royal Mail will commemorate novelist Anthony Trollope with a set of stamps to mark the bicentenary of his birth in December
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The author introduced the ubiquitous red pillar box to Britain in 1852
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Honour comes following enquiries from The Mail on Sunday

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(CNN) -- George Steinbrenner was a "cracker who made a lot of African-American millionaires," conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh said Tuesday of the New York Yankees owner who died earlier in the day from a heart attack. "He fired a bunch of white guys as managers left and right," Limbaugh said. The comments prompted civil rights activist Rev. Al Sharpton to rebuke the radio talker, calling his comments "repugnant and offensive whether they were intended to be facetious or tongue and cheek." "For the last 20 years I have known George Steinbrenner, and we have quarrelled over diversity and community programs, but I always found him fair, direct, and genuinely prone to do what he felt was right," Sharpton said, adding that Limbaugh owed the Steinbrenner family an apology "that the first day of their mourning to have to be subjected to this type of rhetoric."
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Radio host says Steinbrenner "fired a bunch of white guys as managers"
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Sharpton calls Limbaugh's comments "repugnant and offensive"
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Limbaugh left sports network in 2003 after comments about media, Donovan McNabb
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Limbaugh: NFL is like street gangs with no weapons

Question: Limbaugh has frequently lambasted celebratory dances performed by @placeholder players after scoring touchdowns ("a cultural problem ... that has resulted in a total lack of class") and assailed the game itself for its aggressive nature.


By Martha Cliff 17-year-old Lucy will take on her 37-year-old trainer Paul Ashe later this month When Lucy Garland first told her parents she wanted try out wrestling, they didn't think she was serious. But now the petite blonde, at only 5ft 5ins tall, takes on men in the ring who are more than twice her age and size. The 17-year-old started training at the Ultimate British Wrestling (UBW) club in Hitchin, Hertfordshire, just one year ago but has already progressed to a competitive level. Lucy, who has gained a reputation for her high-energy moves, will take on her 37-year-old trainer, Paul Ashe, in the ring during her first live match later this month (July 19).
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Lucy Garland has been training in wrestling for just one year
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17-year-old will fight her trainer Paul Ashe in the ring this month
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Paul, 37, is more than twice Lucy's age and double her size

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TRIPOLI, Libya (CNN) -- When Libya's National Transitional Council set up shop in the capital, Tripoli, it found the cupboard was bare. "We only had $13.5 million in the Central Bank of Libya," according to Ali Tarhouni, the oil and economy Minister and one of the first senior officials of the NTC to arrive in the capital. Moammar Gadhafi was on the run, but an acute shortage of Libyan dinar -- the national currency -- threatened to stop the revolution in its tracks. "I was willing to do anything to get the urgent needs to the Libyans," Tarhouni said last week. "We used parallel markets in the exchange of the money."
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Libya's new government was faced with urgent financial needs, says an official
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The NTC used "parallel markets" to exchange incoming monies for local currency
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"Parallel markets" meant dealing with wealthy currency dealers
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Criticism has arisen over exchange rates and expenditures

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Washington (CNN) -- The danger of Islamic radicalization inside U.S. prisons "remains real and present," said Rep. Peter King of New York, the Republican chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee. But during a Wednesday hearing on the subject, others said there are only a few cases in which prison radicalization has been linked to terrorism. "Prisons have not served as a major source of jihad radicalization," according to Bert Useem, a Purdue University sociology professor. Useem said that since the September 11 attacks, 178 Muslim Americans have been prosecuted for terrorism or related charges, but there is evidence in only 12 cases that prison radicalization was a factor.
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Rep. Peter King cites "real and present" danger of radicalization of prisoners
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Los Angeles police official says "we are on the front end" of growing problem

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London (CNN) -- If keeping track of friends was the first wave of social media, the next may be all about hooking up with strangers. Apps designed to connect like-minded people, both online and in the real world, are being promoted as potentially capable of generating the kinds of billions Facebook may or may not be worth. But to achieve this, tech companies must encourage users to make a leap into an unknown world and throw private information into a void. "If we get this right, I cannot think of a bigger thing to be working on right now," said Paul Davison, CEO of Highlight, one of the most buzzed-about of such apps to emerge this year. "We can take billions and billions of dollars."
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Mobile apps connecting strangers in real world might be "the next Facebook"
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Highlight connects mobile users within 150 meters based upon mutual friends or interests
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Badoo operates on same principle but covers more distance
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Some worry that GPS-aided introductions will seem creepy

Question: Davison won't disclose how many people have signed up for @placeholder to date, but our tests in London this week revealed a relatively thin pool of users.


President Obama admitted Sunday that as the nation's top Democrat, he bears the blame for his party's historic losses in Tuesday's midterm congressional elections – but insisted moments later that his policies are sound, and signaled that he will double down on his most controversial plans. 'We got beat,' Obama said during a wide-ranging CBS News interview, acknowledging that his Jimmy Carter-like approval ratings – in the high 30s according to some polls – handed Republicans control of the U.S. Senate. 'Whenever, as the head of the party, it doesn't do well, I've got to take responsibility for it,' he told 'Face the Nation' anchor Bob Schieffer.
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President says he's to blame for Democrats' massive midterm losses but insists his economic record is solid and the US is better off with him in power
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Sticks to his guns on plan for immigration executive orders, but still wants Congress to pass 'permanent rather than temporary' change
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Obama says doubling number of 'advisers' in Iraq will allow for offense instead of 'just try[ing] to halt ISIL's momentum'
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Says his administration has 'handled Ebola well'
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Refers to US taxpayers as government 'customers'

Question: 'The airstrikes have been very effective in degrading @placeholder's capabilities and slowing the advance that they were making.'


Lewis Hamilton says it 'felt amazing' to be part of a team that helped Mercedes to their first ever constructors' title. The 29-year-old Briton won the Russian Grand Prix in Sochi and was followed by team-mate and championship rival Nico Rosberg to take the crown away from Red Bull. And Hamilton, after being presented with his race trophy by Russian President Vladamir Putin, says he was proud to contribute. Lewis Hamilton has a new t-shirt made out for him as Mercedes won the constructors' championship Lewis Hamilton says he is proud to be a part of history after Mercedes sealed the constructors' championship
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Lewis Hamilton wins Russian Grand Prix ahead of Nico Rosberg
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Mercedes clinch first constructors' championship following the race
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Hamilton says he was proud to contribute to the team
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Even Rosberg says he has to smile despite early mistake in race

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Actor James Woods took to Twitter on Sunday to blame the Rev. Al Sharpton, NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and President Obama for being 'responsible' for the murder of two NYPD officers on Saturday Actor James Woods took to Twitter on Sunday to blame the Rev. Al Sharpton, NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and President Obama for being ‘responsible’ for the murder of two NYPD officers on Saturday. Sharpton came in for the worst of Woods’ abuse, with the former Academy Award nominee calling him a ‘race pimp’ and a ‘disgusting pig’. At one point on Sunday morning Woods’ tweeted: ‘This disgusting pig is DIRECTLY responsible for the murder of two good policemen. No discussion’.
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Actor has blamed Sharpton, Mayor de Blasio and President Obama for being 'responsible' for the murder of two NYPD officers on Saturday
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Sharpton came in for the worst of Woods' abuse, with the former Academy Award nominee calling him a 'race pimp' and a 'disgusting pig'
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'This disgusting pig is DIRECTLY responsible for the murder of two good policemen. No discussion,' he tweeted - before deleting
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Woods tweeted throughout Sunday using a series of hashtags including '#PigSharpton', '#RaceHucksters', '#TurnYourBack', '#BlueLivesMatter'

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Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Fourteen Americans died in two helicopter crashes in Afghanistan on Monday, NATO's International Security Assistance Force said: 10 in one incident and four in the other. Three Drug Enforcement Administration special agents were among the dead, according to the DEA, which did not identify them. The agents were first DEA agents to be killed in Afghanistan. "Like all those who give their lives in service to America, they were doing their duty, and they were doing this nation proud," President Obama said at the Naval Air Station in Jacksonville, Florida. "Now, it is our duty, as a nation, to keep their memory alive in our hearts and to carry on their work, to take care of their families, to keep our country safe," Obama said.
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Helicopter crash victims "gave their lives ... to protect ours," president says
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Three DEA personnel are among victims
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Seven U.S. service members and three U.S. civilians killed in one crash
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Four other U.S. service members killed when two copters collided Monday

Question: "@placeholder is an extremely tight family, and the death of these three brave agents is a devastating loss for us," she said in a written statement.


By Rebecca English She may not have been born a Duchess. But baby Camilla still came into the world by royal approval. Yesterday her husband, Prince Charles, revealed a hitherto unknown royal fact: that he and his future wife were delivered by the same gynaecologist-obstetrician - but in very different surroundings. The prince made his revelation on a visit to King's Hospital in Camberwell, south London, where, by coincidence, the Duchess of Cornwall was born to Major Bruce Shand and his wife the Hon Rosalind Shand on July 17 1947. Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, holds an 'I'm a King's Baby' bear as Prince Charles looks on during an official visit to King's College Hospital
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Couple visited King's Hospital in Camberwell, south London
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Duchess of Cornwall was born at hospital on July 17, 1947
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Prince Charles born on November 14, 1948, in Buckingham Palace
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Both delivered by Queen's obstetrician Sir William Gilliat
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Couple visited several parts of hospital including neo-natal unit
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Camilla cheered parents and babies by pulling funny faces
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Duchess saw wash bags handed to victims of rape that she helped devise

Question: ‘It must be quite a daunting experience,’ said the @placeholder as she discussed the courage victims often had to find to report their experiences.


CLICK HERE to read Martin Samuel's match report from Wembley When you don’t give the fans what they want, they turn their backs on the team and walk away. This, we can safely say, was an official protest. England are perilously close to The Great Depression at international level and it will take more than a 1-0 win over Norway to drag them clear of danger. VIDEO Scroll down for Roy Hodgson: Not many friendlies command a 40,000 attendance Protest: Players line up in front of empty stands for England's international friendly against Norway Staying away: Wembley is almost empty as players warm up ahead of their first game since Brazil
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England defeated Norway 1-0 in an international friendly at Wembley
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Attendance of 40,181 was lowest ever for England game at new stadium
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Fans have run out of patience after succession of poor performances
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Captain Wayne Rooney scored the only goal with a second-half penalty
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Daniel Sturridge came close with a chipped lob while Jack Wilshere could have been awarded a first-half penalty

Question: Hardcore: Dedicated England fans still turned out to cheer @placeholder on but their patience will not last forever

Question: Credit to those present on Wednesday night because it would have been very easy to voice disapproval when @placeholder trooped off at half-time with the score 0-0.


(CNN) -- The mysterious visitor stands in a patch of scrubland in Somalia, surrounded by Islamic militants wielding AK-47s. His face is covered by a white-and-red headscarf; he is slim and seems young. But there is something puzzling about him: His skin is fair, and when he speaks in an audio recording, his English is near perfect and spoken with a North American accent. The militants -- belonging to Al-Shabaab -- say his name is Abu Abdulla Almuhajir (the foreigner). And they say he is an envoy from the al Qaeda leader, Ayman al Zawahiri, thousands of miles away in Pakistan.
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Recording, images on Islamist websites purport to show fair-skinned man fluent in English
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Al-Shabaab militants say he's from al Qaeda leader al Zawahiri, in Somalia to dispense aid
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Event suggests a strengthening of ties between Al-Shabaab and al Qaeda hard-liners
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But the identitiy of the man hasn't been determined, and the event may be a ploy

Question: Though factions of the group have long been allied with @placeholder and share its vision of global jihad, the video of the meeting would be a rare demonstration of such ties.


(CNN) -- Mexico and the United States will be going to the 2010 World Cup finals after winning their penultimate matches in CONCACAF qualifying on Saturday night. Francisco Palencia (left) celebrates his goal as Mexico secured their place in the finals. Mexico, who struggled in their earlier qualifying matches while former England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson was in charge, had an easy 4-1 home win over El Salvador, while the U.S scored a memorable 3-2 victory in Honduras. The wins keeps the U.S. top of the group with 19 points from nine games with Mexico a point further adrift. Costa  Rica won 4-0 against Trinidad and Tobago to move into the third and final qualifying spot in the group ahead of next Wednesday's final round of matches with Honduras one point behind them.
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Mexico and United States both qualify for World Cup finals in South Africa
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Mexico defeat El Salvador 4-1 with three goals in the last 20 minutes of game
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U.S. come from a goal down to defeat Honduras 3-2 to also secure their place
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Honduras and Costa Rica battling for third automatic place from CONCACAF

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New government says it needs $35 billion aid in next two years Russia have withdrawn vital funding from Kiev creating economic crisis Chancellor: 'UK willing to pour in taxpayers’ money to help government' By Tim Shipman George Osborne offered the Ukraine a blank cheque last night to turn the ravaged country around Ukraine's new government today said it needs a massive $35 billion aid package over this year and next to keep its economy from collapse. It asked for the cash because Russia will no longer support it after the ousting of president Viktor Yanukovych, an ally of Moscow.
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New government says it needs $35 billion aid in next two years
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Russia have withdrawn vital funding from Kiev creating economic crisis
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Chancellor: 'UK willing to pour in taxpayers’ money to help government'
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But Polish foreign minister warns of  'long record' of not honouring deals

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Southampton secured their first win at Old Trafford in 27 years as they saw off an out-of-sorts Manchester United side on Sunday. Dusan Tadic scored the only goal of the game - just six minutes after coming off the bench - to secure a memorable away day for the Saints. Here, Sportsmail assesses how each player has performed. MANCHESTER UNITED (3-5-2) David de Gea  - 6 The Spaniard didn't have much to do but could do nothing to stop the Saints' winner as Tadic struck the ball home with aplomb. Chris Smalling - 6 Made a number of crucial interceptions for the hosts in the first half. But was caught sleeping for the all-important winner.
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Southampton secured an impressive win at Manchester United on Sunday
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Dusan Tadic came off the bench to score the all-important winner
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Saints' first win at Old Trafford in 27 years and also in the Premier League
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Ronald Koeman's men move up to third in the Premier League after 1-0 win

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(CNN) -- The southern Chinese city of Suzhou has been eulogized by artists since the Tang Dynasty. The poet Bai Juyi wrote: "In front of storied buildings everywhere waft the melodies of flutes, And by the door of every house are moored ships and boats." Today, Suzhou's classical gardens are UNESCO World Heritage Sites and its canal network, bisected by gorgeous stone bridges, has earned the nickname, "The Venice of the East." Yet when our small convoy of cyclists approached the city that so impressed Venetian traveler Marco Polo in the 12th century, there was little to wax lyrical about.
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The author pedaled more than 2,000 kilometers, much of it through epic smog
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Charity bike ride started in Shenzhen, finished in Shanghai
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Some area of ride were gorgeous and smog-free
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Most of the riders in author's group found the air quality disturbing

Question: Our journey began with much media fanfare in downtown @placeholder in mid-November.


A special prosecutor who had accused Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner of ordering impunity for Iranian suspects in the South American country's worst terrorist attack was found shot dead in his bathroom, authorities said Monday. Alberto Nisman, who was set to testify Monday in a closed-door hearing, was found in the bathroom of his Buenos Aires apartment late Sunday, federal prosecutor Viviana Fein told Telam, Argentina's official news agency. 'We can confirm that it was a gunshot wound, .22 caliber,' she said, adding that it was too early in the investigation to know what had happened. Police carry the remains of prosecutor Alberto Nisman outside his house in Buenos Aires, Argentina, early on Monday
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Alberto Nisman accused Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner of cover-up
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The lawyer said that she gave impunity to two Iranian bombing suspects
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They were linked to South America's worst ever terrorist attack
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The bombing of a Jewish centre in Buenos Aires in 1994 killed 85 people
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Mr Nisman was found shot dead in his bathroom next to a handgun

Question: 'The president and her foreign minister took the criminal decision to fabricate Iran's innocence to sate Argentina's commercial, political and geopolitical interests,' @placeholder said last week.


(CNN) -- Referee Mark Clattenburg has no case to answer in relation to a complaint from Chelsea that he used racist language towards one of their players during a Premier League game. The English Football Association (FA) announced Thursday that their probe into the incident found Clattenburg did not say "shut up you monkey" to midfielder Jon Obi Mikel, as had been claimed by another of their players, Ramires. And while the official has been completely exonerated, the FA insisted that Chelsea and Ramires, who is the only player to have heard the alleged comment, were right to report the matter.
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Referee Mark Clattenburg to face no action from FA after complaint of racism by Chelsea
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English club reported Clattenburg after exchange with Jon Obi Mikel during Man Utd match
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FA say Ramires reported he had heard Clattenburg say "shut up you monkey" to Mikel
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FA find there's no case to answer but also say Ramires made allegation in good faith

Question: The FA also confirmed Mikel has been charged for his conduct after the game against Manchester United on October 28 when he went into the officials' changing room to confront @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Newtown, Connecticut, resident David Ackert is worried about the spike in the number of pistol permits sought in his small town after a gunman massacred children and adults at an elementary school there last December. "I am concerned that it can get out of hand," he said. "You only have two hands. How many guns can you fire at once?" His concern prompted him to create the Newtown Action Alliance in the wake of the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary that claimed the lives of 20 children, all aged 6 or 7, and six adults. Its mission: to reduce gun violence.
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People seeking permits for guns in Newtown spiked after the massacre there
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Nationwide, gun sales have increased for the past three years
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Some are buying now, fearing tougher gun laws in the future

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Roy Hodgson says he will listen to Brendan Rodgers’ concerns when he picks Daniel Sturridge for England next month and take into account his recovery programme. But the England manager conceded that the international schedule means he can’t always look after players in the same way the clubs do. Sturridge will be back in the squad for the Euro 2016 qualifier against Lithuania and the friendly against Italy, the first time he has trained under Hodgson since suffering a thigh injury in September while on England duty. Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge will return to international duty next month for the first time after injury
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Roy Hodgson is set to pick Daniel Sturridge for England duty next month
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The Liverpool striker got injured while on international duty last year
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Sturridge scored against Crystal Palace in their FA Cup win on Saturday

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By Rachel Quigley PUBLISHED: 16:53 EST, 8 September 2013 | UPDATED: 06:13 EST, 9 September 2013 The missing Michigan teenage runaways who fled together because they did not want to be sent to separate high schools have been discovered safe in Chicago this morning, according to authorities. Jayden Thomas, 13 and Braxton Wood, 14, had been missing since August 26th, when Braxton took his mother's black 2005 Ford Explorer and vanished. The two young lovers were spotted at a gas station near to Wrigley Firled and an anonymous caller informed the Chicago police who arrived to find the teens in the back of the vehicle in a parking lot adjacent to the station.
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Jayden Thomas, 13, and Braxton Wood, 14, found living in SUV near the lake front of Chicago on Sunday morning
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They were last seen on Monday, August 26
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Only had $80 between them and some sellable items
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Parents do not know why they would run away but said the six-month relationship was 'too serious'
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Said they could not live without each other
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Jayden's mother told her on the day she ran away that she didn't support the relationship

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By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 00:06 EST, 10 June 2013 | UPDATED: 00:07 EST, 10 June 2013 New York City officials have blown up a vacant building to make way for a new park. The 11-story brick apartment building on Governors Island formerly housed Coast Guard families. The Trust for Governors Island says the building has been vacant since 1996 and does not meet current building codes. Scroll down for video Before: The building demolished Sunday was a former Coast Guard residence from when the military branch used the island as a base between 1966 and 1996 Time bomb: The building had been vacant since 1996 and was no longer up to current building codes
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Former Coast Guard residence vacant since 1996 was blown up Sunday morning
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New space will be turned into more park space for the island

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(CNN) -- When looking at the world's lowest unemployment rates, one of the first things you might notice is that many of the countries are in Southeast Asia. Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia and Vietnam all have unemployment rates at or below 3%, ranking them in the top six overall, according to tradingeconomics.com. "One reason why the unemployment rates in those countries are low is because they're starting to get a lot of investment that used to go to China and would have gone to China," said George T. Haley, a professor of marketing and international business at the University of New Haven and co-author of "New Asian Emperors: The Business Strategies of the Overseas Chinese."
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Jobs appear to be plentiful in many Southeast Asian countries
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One of the reasons, an expert says, is that China -- not just the West -- is outsourcing there
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The United States' jobless rate is higher than the rates in Canada and Mexico

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Question: While business is definitely booming in @placeholder, take its unemployment numbers with a grain of salt.

Question: *** @placeholder's unemployment rate is well behind its nearest neighbors, Mexico (5.2%) and Canada (7.4%).


(CNN) -- The two men vying to lead Indonesia is a study in contrasts: a self-made furniture salesman who has sprang into contention for the country's top political job, and a former general with a long military history who projects a strongman image. In the fourth election for the young Indonesian democracy, Joko Widodo and Prabowo Subianto are in contention to lead a country with a slowed economy and rising voter concerns about corruption in government. One of them will become the head of the most populous Muslim nation for the next five years when voters make their choice on July 9.
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Indonesia's voters to choose between military man or self-made furniture salesman
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Joko Widodo has drawn comparisons to Obama for his image as an outsider seeking to reform
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Prabowo Subianto touts his military record, which has been a strength and weakness

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Question: @placeholder worked in his family's furniture business before starting his own export company, which he made a huge success.


Lionel Messi missed a penalty as Brazil defeated Argentina 2-0 in the Superclasico de Las Americas friendly fixture in Beijing Saturday. Goals either side of half-time from Diego Tardelli were enough to ensure Brazil trumped its great South American rival for the first time since 2012. A mix up in the Argentina defense enabled Atletico Miniero midfielder Tardelli to carefully place a volley beyond Argentina keeper Sergio Romero after 28 minutes. Messi then had the chance to draw la Albiceleste level after Angel Di Maria was brought down in the box just before half time. But the Barcelona star's tame penalty was easily saved by Jefferson in the Brazil goal.
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Brazil defeat Argentina 2-0 in Beijing friendly
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Diego Tardelli scores twice to give a Selecao victory
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Lionel Messi misses penalty just before half time

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Losing your opening game at a World Cup is a blow and Saturday night’s defeat leaves England’s hopes of progressing hanging in the balance. But I honestly think there are more positives than negatives to take from the game, with Roy Hodgson’s gamble on Raheem Sterling - and the teenager’s fearless performance - both reasons to be optimistic. I say this with my professional head on and as an England fan, and I’d be surprised if a lot of my fellow England fans disagreed. Sure, I would have liked us to win, and we came closer than many may have expected.
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Roy Hodgson's gamble on playing Sterling paid off
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Danny Welbeck was lively and Wayne Rooney laid on the goal
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Luis Suarez close to Liverpool team-mates such as Steven Gerrard
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England play Uruguay on Thursday in World Cup Group D
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Suarez will have knowledge of how to get better of Gerrard
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Wayne Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo were OK at Man Utd after 2006 World Cup

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A shipping record has emerged showing Moby Dick author Herman Melville signing up for a whaling voyage across the Pacific which would inspire him to write the American classic. Melville, then just 21 years old, is featured on a list of crew members for the Acushnet whaling vessel, which launched from New Bedford, Massachusetts, in 1841. The entry includes physical characteristics of the young Melville, who was living in nearby Fairhaven before the launch. Shipping record: Melville's name (highlighted) was entered on the crew's list for a whaling vessel set to sail the Pacific, inspiring the tale of Moby Dick
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Document emerged showing Melville as sailor on the Acushnet in 1840
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Set sail from New Bedord, Masachusetts in 1841 - and was gone four years
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Sailed the Pacific, lived with islanders and had first-hand whaling experience
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Academics have pointed to how his experiences shaped classical U.S. novel
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Moby Dick was obscure in author's life - other sailing tale made him money

Question: @placeholder, one of the great American novels, is pictured above in the 1956 film version


By John Stevens PUBLISHED: 06:09 EST, 16 October 2012 | UPDATED: 02:51 EST, 17 October 2012 David Cameron and George Osborne insist they enjoy a more cordial alliance than some previous occupants of Downing Street. But their pets are not afraid to get their claws out over who would make a better PM – that is, Prime Mouser. Just before dawn yesterday, Freya, the Chancellor’s cat, took on Larry, the Prime Minister’s pet, in a very public catfight. The PM's cat Larry takes a claw to the neck in the scrap with George Osborne's pet Freya outside Number 10 this morning
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The PM's pet Larry and the Chancellor's cat Freya trade blows at dawn
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A policeman looked on as Freya struck Larry at the throat
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Larry was later seen cowering in the window
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No 10 refuses to get drawn into the cat fight, saying the two pets 'co-exist'

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Port-au-Prince, Haiti (CNN) -- Secretary of State Hillary Clinton presented a united stance with Haitian President Rene Preval during her visit Saturday to the quake-battered capital. Clinton, the highest-ranking U.S. official to visit the country since Tuesday's 7.0-magnitude quake, sought to assure the Haitian people that the United States is working with the government "to assist in every way we can." "We are here at the invitation of your government to help you," she said. "As President Obama has said, we will be here today, tomorrow and for the time ahead." Clinton said she and Preval will issue a joint communique Sunday "setting forth our intention to cooperate together."
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NEW: Medical official warns that a third of patients in makeshift hospital may die without surgery
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NEW: Amid chaos, signs of progress, including aid distribution sites, hospitals
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Ex-Presidents Clinton and George W. Bush to lead fundraising effort for Haiti

Question: Elsewhere, a food drop by U.S. helicopters in @placeholder became a chaotic scene as hundreds of Haitians without food and water for four days rushed the boxes of aid being shoved out of the open doors.


Since The Bridge disappeared from our screens in February in a flurry of betrayal, dead bodies and elaborate plot twists, it's been a frustrating time for fans of Scandi Noir. What was in the files that Danish detective Martin Rohde saw that related to the childhood of his blunt-speaking Swedish colleague Saga Noren? Is Martin himself guilty of murder? Scandinavian suspense: Sofia Helin stars as Saga Noren in the brilliant cross-border drama The Bridge And does the temperature ever rise above freezing in this corner of Scandinavia? The good news is that we won't have to wait too much longer to find out. Filming for a third series of the BBC4 hit is under way, so there was only one thing to do - head to the scene of the crime.
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Hit crime series The Bridge splits its action between Malmo and Copenhagen
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Filming of a third series of the Scandi Noir thriller is currently in progress
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Fans of the show can find key sights on both sides of the Oresund strait

Question: In @placeholder, it's a symphony of misery, augmented by depressing decor, despair and Martin's haunting visions in the subterranean swimming pool.


(CNN) -- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's admiration for Myanmar democracy activist and former political prisoner Aung San Suu Kyi was hard to miss during her visit to Suu Kyi's home in Yangon. They stood together, hands clasped and all smiles -- and even shared a hug -- at a news conference Friday on Suu Kyi's porch before international journalists. "I felt like I had known her for years," Clinton told CNN's Jill Dougherty on her second day of meeting with Suu Kyi, "because of all of the information I had about her and the interactions that friends of mine had about her that carried messages back and forth."
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Secretary Clinton expresses deep admiration for iconic democracy activist
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Clinton became the first U.S. secretary of state to visit the country in 50 years
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Question: "Burma" was the name the country used decades ago, before the military junta took control and changed it to "@placeholder."


(CNN) -- Jeanne Cooper, who played Katherine Chancellor, the "Dame of Genoa City," on "The Young and the Restless," has died. She was 84. Her death was confirmed by her son, actor Corbin Bernsen, on his Twitter account. "Mom passed this morning," Bernsen posted. "She was in peace and without fear." Cooper had been suffering from an undisclosed illness. The cause of death was not given. Cooper was already a well-established TV actress when she took the role of Chancellor in 1973. "The Young and the Restless" was struggling in the ratings and its creator, William J. Bell, wanted to spice things up.
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Jeanne Cooper played Katherine Chancellor on "Young and the Restless"
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Cooper played role for 39 years
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"She was in peace and without fear," Bernsen tweeted

Question: "When you did work you were proud of, you'd hope for approval or a 'good job' from @placeholder as a child would from a parent.


When he was on the baseball field, Ryan Freel was unafraid to fling his body, and his head, into plays -- diving after balls and crashing into outfield walls. That fearlessness earned the undersized Freel a spot in the big leagues, as well as a raft of concussions. Now, nearly a year after his death, Freel has the distinction of being the first Major League Baseball player to be diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), according to researchers at the Boston University School of Medicine. "The real important issue is that he hit his head multiple times -- small hits, big hits, in baseball and outside of baseball," said Robert Stern, co-founder of the Center for the Study of Traumatic Encephalopathy at BU.
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Ryan Freel's family says knowing he had CTE "provides some solace" after his suicide
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Chronic traumatic encephalopathy is believed to be a result of repetitive brain trauma
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The disease is associated with memory loss, erratic behavior, aggression and paranoia

Question: "@placeholder is just as dangerous" as other sports and, she added, affords players less protection.

Question: These types of problems -- which are echoed in other @placeholder cases -- raise questions about how big a role the disease plays in suicides among players, and how things like pre-existing mental health problems, or post-career adjustment issues, influence the cause of death.


(CNN) -- Standard & Poor's move lowering the U.S. credit rating from AAA to AA+ shook global markets over the weekend as traders reacted to the news. Shares dipped across the Middle East Sunday as the region's exchanges were among the first global markets to open since the historic downgrade. Israel's  stock market fell more than 6%, and the Tel Aviv 25 Index ended the trading day down  6.99%. The Dubai Financial Market (DFM) General Index fell 3.7% on Sunday. And the General Index on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange lost 2.5%. In Saudi Arabia, the Tadawul All-Share Index gained less than 0.1% after dropping nearly 5.5% Saturday.
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Shares dip across the Middle East as markets open
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The Dubai Financial Market (DFM) General Index falls 3.7%

Question: "To cure its addiction to debts, the @placeholder has to re-establish the common sense principle that one should live within its means."


Weapons that dominated Europe for more than 3,000 years were introduced by the ancient Minoan civilisation, according to a new study. Swords, metal battle axes, long bladed spears, shields and possibly even armour were brought to Europe by the Minoans who ruled Crete. The finding overturns the popular perception originally put forward by archaeologists that Ancient Crete was one of the most peaceful civilisations in history. Scroll down to video The palace of Knossos reveals an advanced and organised society. Since towns and palaces in Crete, the home of the mythical Minotaur, were first dug up and studied a century ago the Minoans have been widely regarded by archaeologists as an essentially peaceful people.
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Minoan culture was permeated by warfare and violence
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Weapons used in Crete remained in use until advent of gunpowder

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EL PASO, Texas (CNN) -- El Paso native Maria Ruiz knows firsthand how different life can be a mere 30-minute drive south of her Texas home. The sight of families living in homes made of wooden pallets pushed Maria Ruiz into action. "Just by crossing the border, you're in a Third World country," Ruiz said. For 12 years, she's traveled several times a week to the outskirts of Juarez, Mexico, bringing aid to hundreds of impoverished children and their families. Ruiz's family has roots in Juarez, but it wasn't until 1996 that she ventured outside the city. There, for the first time, she saw poverty in the extreme. People lived in homes made of wooden pallets. The elementary school was built of makeshift materials and had no running water or electricity. Teachers told her that many children were failing because they were hungry.
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El Paso native Maria Ruiz brings aid to hundreds of impoverished Mexicans
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She crosses the border several times a week to the outskirts of Juarez
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Her family's ministry is building community kitchen, orphanage and trade school

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Editor's note: Actor and director Gary Sinise has appeared on film in "Forrest Gump," "Truman" and "Apollo 13" and on television in "CSI: NY." He co-founded the Steppenwolf Theater Company in Chicago. Actor Gary Sinise says we can't do enough for veterans who sacrifice to protect America. (CNN) -- A while back, a friend of mine suggested that I take a look at a film that a buddy of his had made about his two brothers serving in Iraq. Having spent some time there myself, I was eager to see it. Once I did, I wanted to do all I could to help the filmmakers find a distributor and get this wonderful film into the theaters.
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Gary Sinise: I agreed to help produce a film made by man with two brothers in military
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He says "Brothers at War" shows side of military rarely seen
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Sinise: We can't do enough to honor military for sacrifices on our behalf

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Raheem Sterling partied in a London nightclub until 3am - the day after he was ‘too tired’ to play for England in their Euro 2016 qualifier in Estonia. The Liverpool winger was joined at trendy Cirque le Soir near Carnaby Street by national team colleagues Danny Welbeck and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, just 24 hours after being left on the bench by manager Roy Hodgson, who revealed that Sterling had approached him the day before the 1-0 win in Tallinn complaining of tiredness. After flying back to Manchester straight after the game on October 12, the London-born youngster was out in the capital the following night, along with Arsenal duo Welbeck and Oxlade-Chamberlain.
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Raheem Sterling was too tired to start for England against Estonia
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However, Liverpool star partied in London until 3am the day after the match
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The winger was joined at a trendy London club by Arsenal pair Danny Welbeck and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain

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For all the talk about how the young Americans are going to push Rory McIlroy hard this year, it might be someone closer to home who proves the nearest thing to a rival. Martin Kaymer turned 30 on December 28 and will surely emphasise he is a man in his prime by completing an impressive statement of intent in the desert on Sunday. The final round of the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship was shaping up to be an epic duel in the sun between the winners of the last three majors when McIlroy notched his first hole in one as a pro on Friday, to pull within two strokes of the German.
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Martin Kaymer heads into the final round with a six-shot lead
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Kaymer hit an impressive seven under-par as he took full control
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Rory McIlroy endured a frustrating day on the greens and shot one under
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McIlroy goes into final day two shots off second place
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Thomas Pieters closed the round on 14 under after a round of 70

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Less than two months after 43-year-old Eric Garner died in a police chokehold, New York City Police Commissioner William Bratton announced that all NYPD officers will undergo a three-day retraining period on the proper use of force when engaging a suspect. The training will focus on how officers can avoid physical confrontations when talking to and restraining suspects, as well as how to safely take them into custody without bringing harm to either the individual or the officer. Officers will also undergo a leadership and cultural sensitivity workshop. "It was evident to me and Mayor (Bill) de Blasio... that there was a need for a fundamental shift in the culture of the department, from an overarching focus on police activity... to an emphasis on collaborative problem-solving with the community," Bratton said before the city council's Committee for Public Safety Monday.
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NYPD to institute use-of-force retraining after deaths of two suspects
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Eric Garner died after police used a chokehold on him
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Ronald Singleton also died after being put in a body wrap to restrain him

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A rare appearance on the campaign trail by President Obama on Sunday night was marred by a steady stream of crowd members leaving early and even a yelling heckler. The president had shown up at the Democratic rally in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, near Washington, to support Lieutenant Governor Anthony Brown, who is running for governor. With Obama's approval levels hovering around record lows, many candidates from his party have been wary of appearing with the president during their election races because of his sagging popularity. Scroll down for video A rare appearance on the campaign trail by President Obama in Maryland on Sunday night to support Lieutenant Governor Anthony Brown, right, was marred by a stream of crowd members leaving soon after the president started to speak and a yelling heckler
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The president showed up at a rally in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, on Sunday to support Anthony Brown who is running for governor
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A steady stream of people started to walk out soon after he started to speak about issues including the affordable health care act
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A pro-immigration-reform protester holding a handwritten sign reading '#Not1More' also heckled Obama
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The president later appeared in his hometown of Chicago to support Illinois Governor Pat Quinn who is running for re-election
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Obama claimed the Republicans were living in the 1950s and belong 'in a Mad Men episode'

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(CNN) -- The pitch reads: "Would you know if an odorless, colorless and tasteless rape drug were put in your drink? What if your cup, straw or glass changed color to warn you?" The pitch comes from a group of people who've put their minds together to work toward developing a cup and straw that will change color in the presence of date-rape drugs. When substances like GHB, ketamine and Rohypnol touch the surface of the drinkware, they will turn into the designated color used to detect the drug, alerting you to its presence. In a video posted to YouTube to promote a funding campaign, DrinkSavvy Inc. founder Mike Abramson said the idea came from a bad experience where he was once "roofied" -- referring to Rohypnol, a sedative -- while out drinking with friends.
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Boston-based company devises cups and straws that can detect date-rape drugs
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With the help of a chemistry professor, the company came up with a prototype
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DrinkSavvy's funding campaign helped raise more than $50,000
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Founder Mike Abramson hopes to roll out completed products in early to mid-2014

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Toulon's Delon Armitage has appealed against a 12-week ban for abusive language directed at Leicester Tigers supporters after a European Rugby Champions Cup match on December 7, European Professional Cup Rugby has announced. An independent disciplinary committee found that Armitage had directed abusive language at Leicester supporters after the match at Welford Road, which Leicester won 25-21, and was therefore guilty of misconduct. The appeal will be heard in London on January 8, 2015 by an independent appeal committee consisting of Lorne Crerar (Scotland), chairman, Rod McKenzie (Scotland) and Simon Thomas (Wales). Toulon's Delon Armitage (left) was described by an official disciplinary committee as 'an habitual offender'
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Delon Armitage has appealed his charge for using abusive language
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A disciplinary committee found the Toulon full-back guilty of misconduct
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Armitage was reported to have told a group of Leicester fans to 'f*** off'
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The appeal will be heard by an independent committee on January 8

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By Gerri Peev Voters could have to go back to the ballot box for a second general election next year if Scots choose independence. That’s because Scottish MPs could be removed from Westminster within months of a Yes vote in the referendum. This could potentially trigger another election as the abolition of the 59 Scottish seats could change the balance of power. Senior Tories warn David Cameron could go down in history as the Prime Minister who lost the union If Labour wins a slim majority, experts have said it would leave Westminster with a ‘zombie government’, forced to limp on as a minority administration.
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Narrowing of opinion polls heaps pressure on David Cameron
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Senior Tories warn he could go down in history as PM who lost the union
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There are even calls from Tories to oust Scots MPs before 2015

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(CNN) -- Jewish organizations called for a Romanian official to resign and face a criminal investigation after he wore a Nazi uniform during a fashion show over the weekend. Radu Mazare, the mayor of the town of Constanta, wore a Nazi uniform during a fashion show over the weekend. Radu Mazare, the mayor of the town of Constanta, and his 15-year-old son "entered the stage marching the clearly identifiable Nazi 'goose step,'" the Center for Monitoring and Combating anti-Semitism in Romania said in a letter to the country's prosecutor general. The organization's director, Marco Katz, said Mazare had broken Romanian law and encouraged his son to do the same, "educating him to treat the law with contempt."
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Jewish organizations call for a Romanian official to resign
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Mayor wore a Nazi uniform during a fashion show
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Radu Mazare said he did not notice Nazi swastika symbol on the uniform

Question: Katz said Mazare was sending a message "that to wear Nazi uniforms and to march the @placeholder steps is legal and 'in vogue' in Romania."


By Nadia Gilani, Thomas Durante and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 22:33 EST, 15 January 2013 | UPDATED: 22:33 EST, 15 January 2013 Incredible new images from the surface of Mars have provided a new glimpse into the NASA mission, including more possible evidence that there was once water on the on the Red Planet. They are the latest in a series of snaps from the Martian landscape that have come courtesy of the Curiosity rover, which has been on the planet since August 5. The new photos came on the heels of an incredible photo from Mars' surface that appeared to be a flower blooming among the rocks.
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So called ‘Martian-flower’ captured by NASA’s Curiosity rover appears to be blooming on the red planet
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NASA says it is not debris as appears to be growing from rocky surface
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Space fans speculate it could be quartz embedded in the rock

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Apple's gold iPad is expected to launch at a 'small' event in Cupertino on 16 October - a week earlier than first thought Despite claims Apple has been gearing up to launch its new range of iPads on 21 October, we may get to see the devices a week earlier. Tech site Re/code claims the launch event will now take place on 16 October at Apple's Cupertino headquarters. If these reports are true, the iPad could go on sale on the 24 October. Last week, rumours suggested Apple was putting the finishing touches to a new version of it's iPad Air - including a gold version.
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Previous reports suggested Apple would launch new iPads on 21 October
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Tech site Recode has now said the event will take place on 16 October
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Reports claim it will be a smaller event than the one held to launch iPhone 6
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Tablet is rumoured to feature a Touch ID fingerprint sensor and Apple Pay
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Experts predict Apple will launch  an 'iPad Plus' with a 12.9-inch screen next year - and its tablets could feature split screen capabilities
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Retina display iMacs also expected to launch alongside Apple Pay system and new Mac software called Yosemite

Question: Sales of @placeholder have slumped for two quarters, after climbing from $5 billion (£3 billion) when they were launched in 2010, to $30 billion (£19 billion)  in 2012 and $32 billion in 2013 (£20 billion).


ASUNCION, Paraguay (CNN) -- Mexico and Paraguay are the top two marijuana-producing countries in the world, a U.N. report says. Mexico is the top marijuana producer, a U.N. report says. Here, a member of Mexico's army guards a drug seizure. While reports of the war on drugs in Mexico are common and well-documented, the fact that tiny, landlocked Paraguay is No. 2 in the world may surprise some. But most countries in South America, notably Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Chile, cite Paraguay as the main source for the marijuana on their market, according to the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime.
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Most South American nations cite Paraguay as top source for marijuana, U.N. says
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Small, landlocked country is No. 2 marijuana producer after Mexico, U.N. report says
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Growers cultivate marijuana in Paraguay out of "economic necessity," official says
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Paraguayan authorities says it's too hard to catch growers, eradication efforts costly

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Question: Paraguay produces more than half of the 10,000 metric tons marijuana grown in all of @placeholder, the United Nations says.


By Peter Campbell PUBLISHED: 11:57 EST, 12 November 2012 | UPDATED: 04:11 EST, 13 November 2012 The 'immoral' tricks used by corporate giants to avoid UK tax were laid bare yesterday.Executives from Google, Starbucks and Amazon revealed how they base operations offshore and route profits to tax havens. They had been summoned by MPs to explain why they contribute little or nothing to the Treasury's coffers. In a three-hour inquisition: Troy Alstead, global chief financial officer at Starbucks, was told his defence that the coffee chain continually made a loss in Britain 'just doesn't ring true' The legal ruses deployed by the three US firms have caused outrage because ordinary taxpayers are left to make up the difference.
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'It seems to us that you are exporting your profits to minimise your tax', says committee chairman Margaret Hodge when questioning Starbucks chief
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Amazon and Google also being questioned over decision to base European operations in countries that have lower tax rates such as Luxembourg
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Starbucks paid no corporation tax in the past three years, Amazon paid no corporation tax last year and Google is accused of paying just £6m in tax
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Google admitted funnelling profits to a company in the tax haven of Bermuda;
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Starbucks said it had a deal with the Dutch government to minimise its tax bill and 'buys' coffee through Switzerland even though the beans never touch Swiss soil;
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Amazon admitted basing its European operations in Luxembourg because of the low tax there;
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The internet giant also claimed not to know its UK turnover.

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Question: @placeholder went public in 1992, at a price of  $17 per share and closed trading that first day at $21.50 per share.


By Sarah Dean There may not be a drop of snow in sight but that hasn't stopped 190 Australian dog sled enthusiasts banding together to race in their own 'dry' version of the traditional winter sport. Forget the sleds used to compete in the Arctic regions of the United States, Canada and Russia - in Northern Victoria people jump on specially imported scooters and homemade vehicles, adapted from $1000 mountain bikes, for the fast and furious races. And it's not just the ordinary dog sled racing breeds, such as the Alaskan malamute, Alaskan husky and Siberian husky, that take part in the competition.
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Australia's largest dry dog sled race takes place over the Queen's birthday bank holiday weekend every year
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People ride specially imported 'scooters' and homemade vehicles adapted from mountain bikes to race
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The dogs that take part include imported Nordic breeds and crossbreed eurohounds
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'The dogs love it, they race each other,' organiser Vaughan Winther says
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The fastest pooches can reach 30/35kmph around the 2.2km dirt track just outside of Shepparton, Victoria

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Competitors stripped off to compete in Sochi today, with skiers competing in their vests and some athletes even using the snow to cool down as temperatures rose to 18 degrees celsius (64F) today. Sochi was warmer on Thursday than any of the last 10 cities to have hosted the Winter Games, while it was even warmer than Athens, who hosted the Summer Olympics in 2004. Forecasters predict that temperatures will not cool down until Saturday at the earliest, with Sochi on course to be the warmest ever Winter Games, surpassing Vancouver 2010. Scroll down for video Moldova's Alexandra Camenscic cools herself with snow after finishing the women's 10K classical-style cross-country race
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Resort is hotter today than last 10 Winter Games cities
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Several competitors in cross country skiing compete topless
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Snow sports have been disrupted as athletes complain runs are dangerous
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Organisers 'not worried' about the temperatures, on course to break Vancouver record

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A successful mission by India's Mars orbiter would make the country the first Asian nation to reach the Red Planet -- and provide a symbolic coup as neighboring China steps up its ambitions in space. Tuesday's launch was successful, but the plan to send the Mangalyaan, or "Mars craft," on a 680 million-kilometer journey into Mars' orbit has given further credence to claims of an intensifying -- although officially unacknowledged -- space race developing in Asia, with potentially dangerous ramifications. "I believe India's leadership sees China's recent accomplishments in space science as a threat to its status in Asia, and feels the need to respond," says Dr James Clay Moltz, professor at the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, who sees increasing competition for space-related power and prestige in Asia that echoes the Cold War space race of the mid-20th century.
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India's focus on Mars is a product of an increasing Asian space race, says an expert
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Dr James Clay Moltz says there has been increased competition in region in past decade
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He says China's rapid ascent as a space power has made neighbors follow suit
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The mission has been criticized by some as misguided, given India's social needs

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Facebook employees past and present with a bone to pick against the company have aired their grievances in an online forum that makes the 'best place to work in tech' look like just another job. Employees bemoan the company’s lack of privacy, hate having to listen to people whine to them about Facebook, and wonder whether this website they spend so much time with is really worth the screen it’s displayed on. Though the Palo Alto, California company was given the designation of best overall tech company to work for by employment site Glassdoor.com, its employee complaints will sound familiar to anyone who’s ever held a job or simply logged onto the social media site.
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Current and former employees posted their complaints to Q&A website Quora
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'Like cattle in the pen': One employee wrote that the Silicon Valley office's open floor plan makes for awkward moments between co-workers
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'Complete lack of focus': Several complained the company is unsure of where it's headed

Question: ‘As a Facebook spouse,’ began an employee’s wife, ‘I was often asked for help on how to use the privacy settings solely on the basis that, being married to someone who works at @placeholder, I must know.’


A man shot four men with whom he had worked -- two of them fatally -- in northern Florida on Saturday before shooting and killing himself, the Union County sheriff said. Sheriff Jerry Whitehead told CNN affiliate WJXT that  the Lake Butler "community is in shock," after 72-year-old Hubert Allen Jr. allegedly went on a shooting spree, killing his longtime boss, Marvin Pritchett, 80, and a former co-worker Rolando Gonzalez-Delgado, 28. Two other men were shot and wounded. Whitehead said he knew all of the individuals and is Pritchett's nephew. Lake Butler, where most of the shootings took place, is a small community of fewer than 2,000 residents.
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Suspect was step-grandfather of NFL star
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Sheriff says he knew suspect, victims personally
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Victims were owner, employees of Pritchett Trucking
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Suspect, 72, was retired, but still interacted with business

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Dubai, UAE (CNN) -- The fact that Emirates, Etihad and Qatar Airlines bought more than $150 billion worth of commercial planes on the first day of the Dubai Airshow has surprised no one, but at the same time worried just about everyone in the airline industry -- well, everyone who's not working for the Gulf airlines. The sheer number of aircraft being purchased at this year's show is outstanding, amazing and a little bit disconcerting. The headline deal is Emirate's eye-popping, jaw-dropping deals for 150 Boeing 777X airliners and 50 Airbus A380s, which comes at a time when other airlines are shunning the superjumbo.
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Gulf airlines strike more than $150 billion in commercial plane deals in Dubai
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CNN's Richard Quest: Huge deals by "Gulf Three" send strong message to rivals
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Big deals in Dubai show that power shift in aviation to Gulf airlines happening fast
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Quest: Gulf Three aren't worried, but everyone else should be

Question: Of the 259 planes announced at the Dubai launch of @placeholder's revamped long haul aircraft, Emirates, Etihad & Qatar bought 225 of them!


HARARE, Zimbabwe (CNN) -- Zimbabwe's troubled central bank introduced $100 billion banknotes Saturday in a desperate bid to ease the recurrent cash shortages plaguing the inflation-ravaged economy. A shopper displays a $500 million Zimbabwean bank note. The bills officially come into circulation Monday, although they were on the foreign currency dealers market Saturday. As high as they are, though, the bills still aren't enough to buy a loaf of bread. They can buy only four oranges. The new note is equal to just one U.S. dollar. Once-prosperous Zimbabwe has seen an unprecedented economic meltdown since it gained independence in 1980, with the official inflation rate now at 2.2 million percent.
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New bills officially come into circulation Monday
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Bills aren't enough to buy a loaf of bread. They can only buy four oranges
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Gideon Gono: Notes for "convenience of the banking public and corporate sector"
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The new note is equal to just one U.S. dollar

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The Pope's Harley Davidson motorbike has sold at auction for a miraculous £200,000 - 20 times its original valuation. Dozens of potential buyers attended the auction at the Grand Palais (Great Palace) in Paris, all of them hoping to get their hands on the 1,585cc Dyna Super Glide. It was given to Pope Francis last June as a gift from Harley-Davidson to mark the American company's 110th anniversary. Pope Francis announced he was selling one of his two Harley Davidson motorbikes and hopes to raise £12,000 for charity. But it fetched more than £200,000 at auction The pontiff was given two bikes and a leather jacket by Harley Davidson to celebrate their 110th anniversary
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Francis was given two bikes and a leather jacket last year
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Gift given by Harley Davidson to celebrate company's 110th anniversary
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The bike's fuel tank has been signed by His Holiness

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New Argentina boss Gerardo Martino has slammed the level of media scrutiny directed at those who manage superstars such as Lionel Messi, claiming the joy is taken away from coaching such talent. Martino suggests the enormous pressure and constant questioning surrounding Messi means coaches will be criticised regardless of the talisman's performances. The former Barcelona manager will team up with the four-time Ballon d'Or winner having replaced Alejandro Sabella, who left the post following Argentina's agonising World Cup final defeat to Germany in July. Thankless: Gerardo Martino says managers who coach Lionel Messi can never win due to the level of scrutiny
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Barcelona superstar injured his groin on Sunday during match at Villarreal
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Gerardo Martino managed Lionel Messi during his spell as Barcelona boss
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Martino has criticised the media scrutiny coaches receive managing Messi
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Friendly sees world champions Germany take on Argentina in a repeat of the final in Rio in July, where Mario Gotze scored an extra-time winner
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Tottenham's Erik Lamela called up to replace the Barcelona striker

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