By Julian Gavaghan and Will Stewart PUBLISHED: 11:26 EST, 11 April 2012 | UPDATED: 14:28 EST, 11 April 2012 Vladimir Putin faced a walkout by MPs today as he was addressing parliament in the latest sign of growing dissent against the strongman. It came the prime minister and president-elect, who  mockingly refused to intervene in a hunger strike by a politician over an allegedly rigged mayoral election in the southern city of Astrakhan. Dozens of MPs from the Just Russia opposition party left the chamber complaining of Putin's ‘rudeness’. Glowering: Russian Prime Minister and President-elect Vladimir Putin scowls after MPs walk out of the Duma
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Once-unthinkable walkout came after MPs complained of his 'rudeness'
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Putin refused to intervene over Oleg Shein's hunger strike of 27 days
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He also called Nato a 'Cold War relic' in sabre-rattling speech to parliament

Question: Chamber: Putin begins his speech to the Duma in which he also complained about @placeholder's falling birth rate


Sam Allardyce admits the heat is already on at West Ham after starting the new campaign with a home defeat. It wasn’t simply the pain of losing to neighbours Spurs but also the experience that a flying start can set the tone for the months ahead, while an early setback is only likely to increase anxiety levels. Asked when he expected to start feeling the pressure, he guffawed and replied: 'Tomorrow'. VIDEO Scroll down for Sam Allardyce gets defensive on talk of him being sacked Under pressure: Sam Allardyce spoke of the importance of getting points on the board after West Ham slipped to a 1-0 home loss to Tottenham on the opening day of the Premier League season
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West Ham were beaten by rivals Tottenham on the opening afternoon
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Eric Dier's late goal settled the London derby at Upton Park
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Sam Allardyce admitted he is already feeling the pressure
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Hammers boss emphasised importance of starting well in Premier League
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West Ham face another derby next, against Crystal Palace

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(CNN) -- This weekend some of the world's highest-paid sportswomen will battle for supremacy in Ireland, with the most prestigious team prize in their sport up for grabs. Golf's Solheim Cup is the female equivalent of the Ryder Cup, but it has yet to garner such a big reputation, despite a rich history and intense competition over the years. With this in mind, CNN gives the lowdown on a great sporting event that deserves your attention... From humble beginnings: To trace the origins of the competition, we need to go back to 1959 and a garage in Redwood City, California.
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The Solheim Cup takes place this weekend between Europe and United States
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It is the 12th edition of the biennial tournament with the U.S. leading 8-3
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England's Laura Davies is the only player to compete in every Solheim Cup
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American Juli Inkster, 51, is the oldest Solheim Cup competitor

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By Emma Innes PUBLISHED: 05:13 EST, 5 August 2013 | UPDATED: 06:49 EST, 5 August 2013 A six-year-old girl has made a remarkable recovery after surgeons cut off her arm to remove a cancerous tumour - before successfully sewing it back on. Incredibly, after Bethan Evans’ left arm was ‘temporarily’ amputated it was driven three miles to another hospital where specialists treated the golf ball-sized tumour with high-doses of radiation. A team of 10 medics then sewed her arm - which had been cut off at the shoulder - back on again at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital in Birmingham.
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Bethan Evans had Ewing's sarcoma - a rare bone and tissue cancer
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Surgeons at Royal Orthopaedic Hospital in Birmingham removed her arm
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It was driven three miles to Queen Elizabeth Hospital, also in Birmingham
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There the tumour was treated with radiotherapy and then removed
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The arm was then taken back to the Royal Orthopaedic and sewn back on
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Bethan is now cancer-free but will need regular scans until she is 18

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WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- The United States fears recent weapons purchases by Venezuela could fuel an arms race in South America, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Tuesday. Uruguayan President Tabare Vazquez met and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Washington on Tuesday. "They outpace all other countries in South America and certainly raise the question as to whether there is going to be an arms race in the region," Clinton said about Venezuela's arms deals, after a meeting with Uruguayan President Tabare Vazquez. The Russian government Monday extended $2.2 billion in credit to Venezuela to finance arms purchases, including 92 Soviet-era T-72 tanks and short-range missiles with a reach of 55 miles (90 kilometers).
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Russia extends $2.2 billion in credit to Venezuela to finance arms purchases
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton worries about arms race in South America
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Relations tense between Venezuela and neighboring Colombia, a U.S. ally
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Washington worries about Hugo Chavez's deepening ties to Iran as well

Question: @placeholder President Hugo Chavez also said his nation will purchase an anti-aircraft weapons system with a range of 185 miles (300 kilometers).


(CNN) -- Forces loyal to Alassane Ouattara took control of state-run television and attacked the residence of Laurent Gbagbo on Friday as Ivory Coast's bloody, four-month battle for political power appeared to enter its final stages . Artillery and mortars joined the cacophony of gunfire Friday in Abidjan, the nation's commercial center and largest city, witnesses said. French and United Nations troops beefed up their presence on the streets to fill a security vacuum. "The situation on the streets has deteriorated to such an extent that it's just become too dangerous to go outside," said Henry Gray, a field coordinator with the humanitarian medical group Doctors Without Borders, who called his organization while in lockdown. "There's a lot of pillaging and looting going on, and if you're out on the streets, you're basically a target."
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NEW: At least 800 people were killed Tuesday in the Ivory Coast, the Red Cross says
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NEW: A witness says, "If you're out on the streets, you're basically a target"
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Laurent Gbagbo has refused to cede power since a disputed November election
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Forces loyal to Alassane Ouattara attack Gbagbo's home and take control of state TV

Question: @placeholder declared evening-into-morning curfews for Friday and Saturday in Abidjan.


(CNN) -- It is an attacking arsenal to make any soccer side in the world quiver. And European champions Real Madrid wasted little time in underlining its emboldened firepower en route to a 2-0 victory over Sevilla in the UEFA Super Cup final. In truth, little else was expected of a team that took the field in the Welsh capital Cardiff to reports that at a reputed cost of $612 million, it was the most expensive ever assembled in the sport. The focus was largely on its new recruits, Colombia's World Cup poster boy James Rodriguez, and Toni Kroos, who lifted the trophy in Brazil with Germany.
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Two goals from Cristiano Ronaldo help Real Madrid claim the UEFA Super Cup title
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Real beat fellow Spanish side Sevilla 2-0 in the Welsh capital Cardiff
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New signings James Rodriguez and Toni Kroos on show for European champions
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Hometown favorite Gareth Bale turns in fine display on return to Cardiff

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A cash-strapped tradesman who was found guilty of murdering a Sydney woman at her waterfront mansion has been sentenced to a maximum of 24 years behind bars. Shahnaz Qidwai's husband, daughters and son cried and embraced in court after the sentence was handed down while her killer Tony Halloun stood expressionless. The labourer, who was hired to concrete the Qidwais' driveway in 2012, had asked for $3,500 but Dr Khalid Qidwai refused to pay him before the job was done. The next day, Shahnaz Qidwais was found bludgeoned to death in her multi-million-dollar home in Henley, in Sydney's north-west.
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Tony Halloun was hired to concrete Dr Khalid Qidwai's driveway in Henley
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Halloun asked for $3,500 but Dr Qidwai refused to pay until job was done
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The next day, his wife was found bludgeoned to death in their mansion
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It took the jury only two hours to deliver a guilty verdict for the labourer
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The couple's daughter discovered her mother's body on June 15, 2012

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Leeds United are in talks with Palermo over loan deals for defender Sol Bamba and midfielder Granddi N'Goyi. The Championship club are struggling near the relegation zone and manager Neil Redfearn is desperate to strengthen his squad. Reports from Italy claim that Leeds chairman Massimo Cellino has sounded out Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini about a loan deal for the pair. Palermo's defensive midfielder Granddi Ngoyi (right) could add some bite to Leeds midfield Ivory Coast defender Bamba joined Palermo on a free transfer in the summer after two years in Turkey with Trabzonspor. He has previous Championship experience with Leicester City.
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Massimo Cellino has spoken to Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini
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Leeds are interested in loan deals for Sol Bamba and Granddi N'Goyi
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Defender Bamba has previous Championship experience with Leicester

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The Obama administration told law enforcement to 'stand down' and not arrest Occupy Wall Street protesters even though some may have broken the law, newly-obtained documents have revealed. Emails show the General Services Administration told authorities in Portland, Oregon not to enforce curfews on protesters camped out on federal property, on the orders of the White House. This relaxed approach will likely raise concerns over the government's willingness to protect its workers or punish the anti-capitalist movement's wrong-doers. Relaxed: Emails have revealed the White House told law enforcement officials in Portland, Oregon (pictured) to 'stand down' and not arrest Occupy protesters on federal-owned property last year
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General Services Administration told police not to arrest protesters on federal property in Portland - even though they may have broken laws
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Added that 25 arrests a week earlier should not have happened
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Indicates Obama administration told agencies to 'go easy' on protesters
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But GSA today disputed the advice in the emails and said officers on the ground made decisions about arrests
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Emails obtained by JudicialWatch.org under Freedom of Information Act

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By Associated Press Leaders of the House and Senate intelligence committees on Sunday prodded President Barack Obama to take decisive action against what they say are growing threats from Islamic State militants on U.S. soil. The lawmakers, one Republican and one Democratic, offered bipartisan pressure on the White House to turn back the hazard of Islamist fighters who have taken control of vast swaths of Syria and Iraq. Those militants now are looking toward the United States or Western Europe for its next targets, lawmakers said. Scroll down for video Cautious: U.S. President Barack Obama (L-R) is escorted by U.S. Air Force Colonel John Millard as Obama and his daughters Sasha and Malia arrive to board Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland August 30, 2014
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Leaders of the House and Senate intelligence committees criticized President Obama on Sunday
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Demanded he show leadership on the issue of home-grown ISIS terrorists attacking the US homeland

Question: If they helped Islamic State fighters, he said, they should be charged under laws that prohibit @placeholder from aiding terrorists.


(CNN) -- Two words, delivered with index finger punctuating the air and directed at the president of the United States, made a little-known South Carolina congressman one of the most controversial men on the Internet -- at least Wednesday heading into Thursday. Many Facebook and Twitter users condemned Rep. Joe Wilson for his outburst toward President Obama. As soon as Rep. Joe Wilson was identified as the person whose angry and audible outburst disrupted President Obama's health care speech to Congress, condemnation was swift -- and brutal. Within minutes, someone had altered Wilson's entry on the online encyclopedia Wikipedia: "He is a [expletive] that called the president of the United States a liar on national television and has no respect for the office he holds."
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Little-known South Carolina congressman shouts, "You lie!" at President Obama
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Wikipedia disables editing for Rep. Joe Wilson's entry, citing "vandalism"
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Name-calling rampant on Facebook and Twitter as political passions run high

Question: On Facebook, where users aren't impeded by @placeholder's 140-character limitation, a prolonged and nasty war of words dominated Wilson's page.


A former Wall Street intern who left a top financial firm to pursur a career in porn has landed a six-figure adult movie deal just two weeks after quitting her job. Veronica Vain, a.k.a. Paige Jennings, left Lazard Asset Management earlier this month after co-workers saw nude selfies she took in the office bathroom  online. The 23-year-old has since been trying to kick start her career in the adult industry and has been offered the chance to star in a porn film called 'Screwing Wall Street'. She also admitted that since her change in career path, her boyfriend and mother have been very supportive.
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Paige A. Jennings was working for Lazard Asset Management in New York
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Florida University graduate, who moonlights as Vernoica Vain, took nude selfies in the bathroom at work before quitting her job
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Two weeks later she has signed a deal to star in 'Screwing Wall Street'
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Is an adult parody of the 1987 film Wall Street - starring Michael Douglas
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Vain is set to film her first scene in Los Angeles over the weekend

Question: @placeholder made the headlines a fortnight ago after she revealed her boss told her not to come in because 'just about everyone had seen me half-naked online'.


At first glance they appear to be simple 2-D doodles drawn in fine line. But upon closer inspection, Jinil Park's creations reveal themselves to be fully functioning life-sized furniture. The Korean designer's range, dubbed 'Drawing Furniture', is made from intersecting steel wires and has the appearance of a flat rough sketch. Jinil used wires of different thicknesses to distort lines, creating variations in the lines drawn with a pen The collection comprises four pieces including two chairs, two lamps and a table. 'The concept is making a 2D drawing into a 3D object,' Jinil, 25, tells MailOnline. The key point of his work is 'the moments where the line is distorted,' says the Seoul-based artist.
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Jinil Park from Seoul, South Korea, created a range of scribble furniture
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Drawing Furniture range comprises 2 chairs, 2 lamps and a table
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Looks like rough doodles but if life-sized and fully functioning

Question: The @placeholder independent artist majored in metal craft design, and mainly uses metal for his work


Sir Paul McCartney has spoken of his shock when he heard John Lennon had been murdered and valled his killer Mark Chapman the 'the jerk of all jerks'. The legendary singer described the moment he heard his former band mate had been been shot dead in New York in December 1980 on last night's episode of The Jonathan Ross Show. In a heartfelt interview, he admitted his only solace was that the pair had managed to heal the rift that formed after The Beatles split in 1970 and were 'good friends'. Scroll down for video Speaking on The Jonathan Ross Show last night, Sir Paul McCartney called John Lennon's killer the 'jerk of all jerks'
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Sir Paul admitted only solace was that he and John were 'good friends'
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Had managed to heal rift that formed after Beatles split in 1970
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Speaking on The Jonathan Ross Show, he said: 'The phrase kept coming in my head 'the jerk of all jerks'

Question: Earlier this year, @placeholder, pictured left in 2012, boasted about the media attention he continues to receive from shooting Lennon, pictured right in August 1980, and added he is still approached for interviews


ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- For more than a year, the criminal justice students jotted details of Chandra Levy's final movements onto a huge timeline taped to a classroom wall, culled the Internet and public records for scraps of information, and pored over the model skeleton laid out on a table in their lab at Bauder College in Atlanta, Georgia. Antonio Wilson, from left clockwise, Lashaun Bates, Jennifer Gosdin and Charna-Marie Dixon. They spent hours with the slain intern's mother, Susan Levy, who flew from her home in California to Atlanta just to talk to them. Chandra Levy had studied criminal justice in college, too.
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Group can't divulge whom it named as a suspect in Chandra Levy case
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Arrest warrant "completely validates 15 months of work," professor says
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Professor recalls Levy's mother being grateful that students kept spotlight on case
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About 80 students at Bauder College are members of crime club

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Voters in the tiny Spanish village of Castrillo Matajudios, whose name means "Camp Kill Jews," overwhelmingly decided Sunday that it's time to change the name their town has had for nearly four centuries. Mayor Lorenzo Rodriguez said the vote was 29-19 in heavy turnout for the village with just 56 registered voters about 160 miles north of Madrid. Documents show the town's original name was Castrillo Motajudios, meaning 'Jews' Hill Camp.' Castrillo Matajudios: The town has vote to change its name that it has had for 400 years The 'Kill Jews' part of the name dates from 1627, more than a century after a 1492 Spanish royal edict ordering Jews to become Catholics or flee the country. Those who remained faced the Spanish inquisition, with many burned at the stake.
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Castrillo Matajudios has had that name since 1627
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Researchers believe the town got its name from Jewish residents who converted to Catholicism
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Others think it may have been a simple slip of the pen

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The previous night we'd been turned away by stern-looking border guards. A categorical "no entry" to Transnistria. Trans-where? Transnistria is a breakaway state, recognized by no sovereign nation. It's a sliver of land sandwiched between Moldova and Ukraine and only a little larger than Rhode Island, the smallest state in the United States. "You can't come in. Right now there is no permission for foreigners and no permission for journalists," said the Transnistrian border guard, clad in an oversized peaked cap with Soviet-style hat-badge. It was past midnight and we were too tired to argue. To be honest, we had expected as much.
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People on a sliver of land caught in a Soviet time warp long to be part of Russia
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Transnistria is part of Moldova and an unrecognized self-declared country
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They see Russia as a protecting force and a place to work and trade
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One woman explains if the Russian military arrived people would cheer

Question: Western intelligence has shown tens of thousands more Russian troops massed on @placeholder's eastern border.

Question: Maybe they got bored of our incoherent fast-talk or perhaps bought the idea that @placeholder nightlife was a big draw for international partygoers.


The resignation of David Petraeus, sparked by the revelation that the former general was having an affair with his biographer, is the biggest sex scandal to hit Washington since Bill Clinton was revealed to have had 'sexual relations' with Monica Lewinsky. And the parallels between the two events are growing stronger as it has been revealed that both Petraeus' mistress and the whistleblower who exposed them have hired legal advisers who previously worked with the former White House intern. Jill Kelley, the Florida housewife who was dragged in to the scandal when she started receiving abusive emails from an anonymous source, has hired Lewinsky's crisis manager to help her deal with the publicity she is facing after the resignation of the former CIA director.
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Jill Kelley hires top Washington lawyer as well as Lewinsky spokesman
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Paula Broadwell's attorney works for law firm which represented White House intern during investigation into affair with Clinton

Question: Affair: David Petraeus is pictured with @placeholder, his biographer and alleged mistress


Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- China's prime minister lost no time displaying his country's friendship to Pakistan after arriving Friday for a three-day visit. "I hope to tell the world through my visit that China and Pakistan have been good friends, and we will continue to do so in the future," Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao said, according to state-run Associated Press of Pakistan. The Chinese government will assist Pakistan by investing up to $30 billion in various sectors over the coming five years, Pakistan's information minister told reporters after Wen met with his Pakistani counterpart, Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani. The information minister, Qamar Zaman Kaira, said the two countries' representatives signed 13 agreements.
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China will make a $30 billion investment in Pakistan over five years
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Prime Minister Wen Jiabao met with his Pakistani counterpart
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The trip comes after Wen visited India

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(CNN) -- Shut up. Shut up. Shut. Up. I never wanted to become the poster child for anything, let alone domestic violence. But my blood is boiling, so when I say shut up, I'm venting at all those people out there who insist on blaming the victim. I do not watch "Fox and Friends," but I do read the blogs, and when I stumbled across a story about the "Friends" "ha-ha-ha you pathetic woman" moment, my stomach turned. "She still married him!" co-host Steve Doocy exclaimed after viewing the now-infamous Ray Rice elevator tape. Doocy was talking about Janay Palmer, the woman Rice punched, then married. Doocy's co-host, Brian Kilmeade, chimed in: "Rihanna went back to Chris Brown right after...[he beat her]."
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Carol Costello says there should be no tolerance for blaming victims in domestic violence
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A "Fox and Friends" co-host joked that abusers should take the stairs to avoid cameras
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It takes abused women seven attempts to finally leave their abusers, she says
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Costello: If you want to know why it's so hard, talk to those who are abused

Question: I don't think @placeholder and Doocy meant it that way, but it was those comments that wormed their way under my skin.


A charity dedicated to protecting ponies has sparked outrage by suggesting they should be eaten to save the species. Dartmoor Hill Pony Association put forward the suggestion 'with reluctance' as the best way to preserve herds on the ancient moorland. Founder Charlotte Faulkner believes herders will only continue to keep the animals if there is a 'sustainable market' for them. Unusual dish: Dartmoor Hill Pony Association founder Charlotte Faulkner with a plate full of roast Dartmoor pony meat on her farm in Devon Fancy eating a horse? The pony group has suggested that a viable market in pony meat (left) for human consumption is the only way to save the species. Sausages made out of pony meat are also pictured (right)
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Dartmoor Hill Pony Association put forward suggestion 'with reluctance'
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Dartmoor ponies are essential to ecology of 368 sq mi national park in Devon
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South West Equine Protection said it would never support breeding of animals for profit

Question: In a letter proposing the idea sent to SWEP, she said: 'I am writing to ask whether @placeholder would consider giving measured support to this understandably upsetting subject, which as pony lovers we find so hard to accept.


(CNN) -- Authorities are investigating what happened to a North Carolina teenager whose body was found along a flight path in Massachusetts with "trauma that was consistent with a fall from a significant height," a Massachusetts district attorney said. "It appears, more likely than not, that (Delvonte) Tisdale was able to breach airport security and hide in the wheel well of a commercial jetliner without being detected by airport security personnel," William R. Keating, district attorney for Norfolk County, Massachusetts, told reporters Friday. The mystery started November 15, when 16-year-old Delvonte was last seen by a sibling at their home in Charlotte, North Carolina, according to Keating.
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NEW: DA: The teen apparently breached airport security and hid in a plane's wheel well
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NEW: Authorities find shoes along a flight path similar to ones Delvonte Tisdale owned
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The teen's body was found by college students in Milton, Massachusetts
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Delvonte's body showed trauma "consistent with a fall from a significant height"

Question: During the investigation, Keating said, one local resident described hearing a loud, crashing noise shortly before 9 p.m. the night @placeholder's body was found.


(CNN) -- Believe it or not, more people in the world have a cellphone than access to a toilet. That's according to Water.org, a charity co-founded by actor Matt Damon. "I was just shocked by this because I couldn't even relate to it," says the Oscar winner. "As an American -- like, water? There's the kitchen sink, the bathroom sink -- you know -- there's water." "Every 20 seconds a little kid, a child dies because they lack access to clean water and sanitation. Every 20 seconds." Damon, father of four daughters, says, "Once you have kids it's impossible not to see their face in every child you see."
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780 million people lack access to clean water
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Matt Damon and Gary White co-founded Water.org in 2009
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Charity helps people access clean water and sanitation facilities through a loan program
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171 children die from a water related disease every hour

Question: "We complement each other and @placeholder certainly has come a long way in water, not much for me in acting," White jokes.

Question: Without the loans, they are forced to turn to the water mafia, who, according to @placeholder, dramatically mark up the cost of water.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- Masks beneath masks, the click-clack of Mahjong tiles and the sheen of silk cheongsams: Taiwanese director Ang Lee ("Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon"; "Brokeback Mountain") brings an intoxicating tale of lies, deceit and corruption to the screen with his latest film, "Lust, Caution". Tony Leung Chiu-Wai and Tang Wei star in Ang Lee's latest film, "Lust, Caution" Japanese-occupied Shanghai, 1942. Mrs Mak, an impeccably coiffed Chinese lady, makes a telephone call from a cafe, then sits and waits. Cue a flashback to 1938, where her story begins. Mrs Mak is not the sophisticate she appears -- just a few years earlier, she was shy drama student Wong Chia Chi.
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Ang Lee's latest film, "Lust, Caution" is a film-noir spy tale set in Shanghai
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"Lust, Caution" is the follow-up to 2005's Oscar-winning "Brokeback Mountain"
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Asian cinema icon Tony Leung Chiu-Wai and newcomer Wei Tang star
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Too perfect in parts, with OTT sex scenes, the film is still a killer thriller

Question: Newcomer @placeholder gives a startlingly assured and subtle performance.


Republican Dan Sullivan won Alaska's U.S. Senate seat in a hotly contested race, beating a first-term incumbent as voter disapproval of President Barack Obama swept Democrats out of office and allowed the GOP to seize control of the Senate. But Democratic Sen. Mark Begich is refusing to concede the race, insisting that there's a chance he could prevail after all the remaining absentee ballots are counted. 'Sen. Begich believes every vote deserves to be counted in this election,' campaign manager Susanne Fleek-Green told the Associated Press. 'There are tens of thousands of outstanding votes and Sen. Begich has heard from rural Alaskans that their votes deserve to be counted and their voices deserve to be heard. He will honor those requests.'
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Dan Sullivan has been declared the winner in Alaska's Nov. 4 US Senate election
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Incumbent Mark Begich lost the race after hotly contested counting of absentee and provisional ballots
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The Democrat still refuses to admit defeat
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Sullivan will join a newly minted GOP majority in the Senate with Republicans holding at least 53 of 100 seats

Question: FINALLY: Republican Senator-elect @placeholder (left) won his election after a week of absentee-ballot counting and lots of posturing from both candidates


By Deni Kirkova PUBLISHED: 11:26 EST, 12 March 2014 | UPDATED: 13:49 EST, 12 March 2014 Want to get fitter, faster? Then the new Insanity classes rolling out across British gyms could be for you. The hardcore American workout practised by Demi Lovato is focussed on high-intensity interval training (HIIT). She famously tweeted: 'Just did the #Insanity workout DVD... Amazing.. So intense but I loved it!' Insanity is usually practiced at home on DVD, but for British gym bunnies lacking discipline,  a 45-minute gym class has launched where you're put through your paces with the promise of a possible 1,000-calorie burn. To put that into perspective, a spinning class burns just 331 in the same amount of time.
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American top-selling extreme fitness home DVD is loved by Demi Lovato
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Rolls out across British gyms as 45-minute classes

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Gary Lineker knows a thing or two about scoring, so when he made public his thoughts on Olivier Giroud it was with numbers in mind. ‘Playing in front of Arsenal's midfield,’ he wrote on Twitter. ‘Should guarantee a minimum of 25 goals a season, for a striker of note. Alas....’ The man who won the Golden Boot at the 1986 World Cup believes the silver service laid on by Alexis Sanchez, Santi Cazorla, Aaron Ramsey and Jack Wilshere, to name the starters against Besiktas, is of such quality Giroud should top the scoring charts. VIDEO Scroll down for Arsenal's Olivier Giroud puts on one V one masterclass in Austria
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Giroud again struggled to make an impact as Arsenal drew with Besiktas
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Gary Lineker tweeted that Frenchman should be scoring 25 goals a season given the quality of Arsenal's midfield
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Striker is 27 and should be in the prime of his career
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Struggles in matches against Arsenal's Premier League title rivals
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Growing belief that Arsene Wenger should buy a new striker
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Edinson Cavani, Radamel Falcao and Mario Balotelli are possibilities

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When a young Chinese father was photographed on holiday with his one-year-old daughter he had no idea he'd begun an enduring family tradition. Hua Yunqing,  62, was photographed with his daughter Huahua while on a day trip to a local beauty spot and liked the picture so much that he has since returned to the same location every year to repeat the photo. Over the following 35 years Hua and his daughter Huahua, 36, would take the same shot every year beside the same lake in Zhenjiang, a city in eastern China's Jiangsu province, showing the little girl growing up, her father slowly ageing and  the scenery around them changing as time passed.
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Hua Yunqing and his daughter Huahua were shot by a lake in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu, when she was just one in 1980
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Hua liked the photo so much that they've returned to the same place every year since to recreate it
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They missed  1998 when Huahua skipped the family holiday but have 34 photos to show for their family tradition

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By Leon Watson Last updated at 2:55 PM on 27th September 2011 A televised bust-up with President Dmitry Medvedev has led to Russia's influential finance minister being forced from office. Mr Medvedev had angrily demanded that Alexei Kudrin immediately explain his criticism of his policies or resign. The open conflict within Russia's leadership follows the announcement over the weekend that prime minister Vladimir Putin plans to return to the presidency next year. Conflict: Russia's finance minister Alexei Kudrin speaks during a meeting chaired by President Dmitry Medvedev in the city of Dimitrovgrad Mr Medvedev would then take his old job as prime minister. Russia will have a presidential vote in March, but Mr Putin is sure to win.
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Kudrin said he wouldn't work with him if he became PM
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Told by Medvedev had 'one choice: resign'
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Finance hawk's departure set to shake markets

Question: The departure of Mr @placeholder is likely to unsettle investors and further shake Russia's markets.

Question: During Mr @placeholder's presidency from 2000 to 2008, Mr Kudrin stashed some of the revenue from Russia's soaring oil exports into a stabilisation fund despite strong opposition from other ministers who wanted to spend the money.


At times during the summer, Southampton looked like a club recently visited by Vikings. The fact they now sit inside the top four has shocked even their own players, with Morgan Schneiderlin admitting he never imagined they would recover so quickly from such drastic surgery. It was telling, also, that the Frenchman claimed: 'I’m happy here, I’m fully focused on Southampton and there is no problem'. It's some statement from a player who pouted about being kept in the summer when other leading lights were getting big moves elsewhere. Victor Wanyama strikes for Southampton after they had struggled for 41 minutes against ten men
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Southampton beat 10-man Swansea 1-0 to go second in the Premier League
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Swansea boss Garry Monk hits out at referee Jonathan Moss after Wilfried Bony red card

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Scottsdale, Arizona (CNN) -- Not too long ago, it seemed this week's meeting of the Republican National Committee in Arizona might be consumed with squabbles about delegate math and anxious hand-wringing over the long and acrimonious presidential primary fight. Instead, it's looking more and more like a Mitt Romney pep rally in the making. With Romney now on a sure path to the nomination thanks to the departure of his top rival, Rick Santorum, GOP leaders from every state will begin gathering Thursday at a posh Scottsdale resort to plot out general election strategy with the former Massachusetts governor as their standard-bearer.
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Republican National Committee is meeting in Arizona this week
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What looked like an anxious gathering now turning into a Mitt Romney pep rally
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Romney will speak Friday at a luncheon; John McCain will be at summit, too
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Republicans will also examine their primary rules that resulted in extended contest

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Egypt is aflame again. After seven weeks of warning of an imminent clampdown against sit-ins in support of deposed President Mohammed Morsy, the unelected and military-backed government is besieging civilian crowds to allegedly  "restore democracy." Emotions are running high on both sides. Dialogue and negotiations are seen as weaknesses. Military might and forceful clearing of Egypt's public squares will not solve the country's deep political problems. The solution is with Morsy. For the large numbers of Egyptians who protested in the heat while starving during the Ramadan month of fasting, Morsy remains the legitimate president of Egypt. And the violent and deadly clashes between security forces and protesters in Cairo will continue and many more lives will be lost unless we recognize and address this basic grievance.
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Ed Husain: Many Egyptian protesters believe Morsy is the legitimate president
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He says Morsy's son hinted his dad should step down, thus quelling unrest
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Husain says Morsy stepping down would give Brotherhood face-saving exit
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Husain: Brotherhood must be recognized; if Morsy goes, Egypt can move forward

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Pictures of Sofia Vergara's teen wedding to her childhood sweetheart have emerged for the first time, and she doesn't seem to have aged much since that time. The Modern Family star, who got engaged to Joe Manganiello on Christmas Day after a whirlwind six-month romance, was previously married to her high school love Joe Gonzalez. The pair married in her hometown of Barranquilla, Colombia, in 1991 when she was just 18 and MailOnline has unearthed exclusive photographs of the nuptials. The brunette beauty wore a dramatic long-sleeve cream gown that featured elaborate pearl beading, gloves, a matching head piece and long veil.
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Teen bride married Joe Gonzalez in Barranquilla, Colombia in 1991
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The couple welcomed son Manolo a year later but then split
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Modern Family star got engaged to Joe Manganiello on Christmas Day
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Magic Mike star was 'nervous' before popping the question in Hawaii

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Actually, he didn’t rant or rave. Jose Mourinho made his points lucidly and, for the most part, logically. A little whiny, perhaps. For that alone, there should be no question of further action from the Football Association over his impromptu guest spot on Sunday. Calling a referee a cheat is actionable, but Mourinho took care to be respectful. His belief that Chelsea alone are suffering from official incompetence also does his cause few favours, and his memory is as selective as any manager (he forgot Gary Cahill’s dive against Hull City, for instance). Jose Mourinho asked specifically to be a guest on Sky Sports' show Goals on Sunday to air his grievances
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Jose Mourinho asked to appear on Goals on Sunday in the wake of Chelsea's draw with Burnley on Saturday afternoon
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He aired his grievances on refereeing incompetence involving Chelsea
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If Martin Atkinson does not know that Ashley Barnes' tackle is a violent foul, maybe he should take some time away from the game
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Click here to read the full transcript of Mourinho's television appearance

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Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- A woman described as a "struggling actress" filed a sex harassment lawsuit against actor David Boreanaz Thursday, claiming he made unwanted sexual advances while offering her a role on his TV series "Bones." Kristina Hagan's suit, filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, said she was working as an extra in an episode of the crime drama in August 2009 when Boreanaz approached her and said he had "the ability to make things happen for her." A statement from a representative for Boreanaz called the accusations "totally fabricated and absurd." "There is no validity to this lawsuit," the statement said.
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"Struggling actress" claims "Bones" actor sexually harassed her
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Woman says Boreanaz offered to "make things happen for her"
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Lawsuit: Boreanaz used "star power" to entice women

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By Thomas Durante and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 14:25 EST, 4 April 2013 | UPDATED: 14:43 EST, 4 April 2013 Kevin Ware has admitted that he was so far gone on pain medication for his surgically repaired leg that he doesn’t remember talking to Michelle Obama hours after suffering the gut-wrenching injury. Ware sat down with the Today show on Day 2 of the star Louisville guard's media blitz after arriving with his teammates in Atlanta, where the Louisville Cardinals will take on Wichita State on Saturday. He became a national hero and inspiration late Sunday night, when he jumped up to block a shot and came down awkwardly on his right leg, and six inches of his tibia ripped through the skin.
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Kevin Ware has numerous celebrity admirers since his horrific accident on Sunday night, including NBA stars, celebrities and the first lady
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Ware, 20, flew to Atlanta with his teammates last night, where they will take on Wichita State in the Final Four game
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He landed badly on his right leg during Sunday night's Louisville-Duke game

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A Texas businesswoman who at one time dated embattled Republican U.S. Rep. Michael Grimm has pleaded not guilty to three federal felony charges, in a campaign finance violation case that has linked her with the congressman. Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn unsealed her January indictment against Diana Durand in April after she reportedly refused to help them build a stronger case against the congressman. Durand appeared Monday in the same federal courtroom where Grimm proclaimed his innocence a week ago before returning to work on Capitol Hill. Her indictment says she caused  $10,600 in donations to be made in the names of other Americans between November 2009 and October 2010, and then later reimbursed the donors.
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Houston businesswoman Diana Durand could face up to eight years in prison and $600,000 fine if convicted
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Se was indicted in January for using straw donors to funnel more than $10,000 to Grimm's campaign
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The FBI has been investigating the New York Republican for two years
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Grimm pleaded 'not guilty' to his own felony charges a week ago, and now his girlfriend has followed suit
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He is the congressman who infamously threatened to throw a reporter off a Capitol Hill balcony for asking about campaign finance allegations

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(CNN) -- It could be argued when Tony Blair left the office of Prime Minister in June, his parting from the public stage was mourned by few but chief among those mourners were Britain's satirists. The characteristics of the Blair government with its emphasis on spin and sound bites created a wealth of material for top British satirist Craig Brown. Dubbed "the wittiest writer in Britain today," by comedian Stephen Fry, Brown's new book The Tony Years celebrates a decade of satire that Brown thought would never end. He writes: "For years, he seemed so permanent; it was hard to imagine that Tony Blair would one day become a forgotten figure, like Harold Wilson or Sir Anthony Eden.
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Craig Brown is releasing a book of his satire during the Blair years
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Brown writes columns for the Daily Telegraph and Private Eye
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He works from his home in the country and feels uncomfortable in offices
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New book covers CCTV, ABSOs, binge drinking, celebrities, and dwindling privacy

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Apple is to unveil new iPads and new Mac computers on 16th October at its California HQ. The new gadgets could go on sale on the 24 October - with new Mac software, called Yosemite, available as a free download even earlier. Last week, rumours suggested Apple was putting the finishing touches to a new version of it's iPad Air - including a gold version. Apple's invite for the event tells journalist's 'It's been way too long' - even though their last event was only last month. The small event is likely to be in stark contrast to the star-studded launch of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, which saw U2 playing before the firm controversially gave away the band's new album.
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Tablet is rumoured to feature a Touch ID fingerprint sensor and Apple Pay
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Vietnamese site claims to have images of new tablet
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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

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Cardinal Roger Mahony visited Bryan Stow Tuesday to pray for the 42-year-old, who remains in a medically induced coma nearly two weeks after he was attacked after a baseball game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants, a hospital spokeswoman said. "His condition remains critical and doctors are hoping Bryan's condition improves over the next 24 hours," said hospital spokeswoman Rosa Saca, a spokeswoman for Los Angeles County-University of Southern California Medical Center Relatives of the Giants fan launched a website -- www.support4bryanstow.com -- in part to provide daily updates on his condition. Stow's sister, Bonnie Stow, told CNN that one priority of the neurosurgeons is keeping him sedated to prevent seizures and swelling in the brain.
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Cardinal Roger Mahony visits Bryan Stow, 42, to pray for the injured father of two
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Doctors want to gradually reduce the sedation keeping him in a medically induced coma
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Stow, a paramedic, was attacked after a baseball game at Dodger Stadium on March 31
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Police have gotten many tips, and money has poured into funds to help with medical bills

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(CNN) -- Football's new Financial Fair Play rules have got some of the world's biggest clubs worried. Facing the prospect of being punished with heavy fines and barred from European competition, they are desperate to make sure that generated revenues are equal or greater than expenditure. Barcelona was one of the first to address balance sheet deficits when it allowed its first shirt sponsorship in 111 years, agreeing a $185 million deal with the Qatar Foundation in late 2010. More recently European champion Chelsea, bankrolled since 2004 by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, signed a deal with energy giant Gazprom. One Turkish team has even gone down the surreal route of building a hydroelectric plant in a bid to raise revenue.
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Trabzonspor to build a hydroelectric plant in a bid to raise extra revenue
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Turkish club believes $50 million project will help bring in $10 million a year
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Teams across Europe looking at ways to raise extra revenue through sponsors
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Clubs submit accounts for Financial Fair Play for first time in 2013-14 season

Question: "Similarly, UEFA will also have to consider at the appropriate time whether @placeholder's innovative plan to build an energy power plant to boost club revenues would actually fall within what would be classed as relevant revenues for FFP calculations.


The International Olympic Committee is set to hold urgent talks over the future of the Winter Olympics following the Sochi Games' exorbitant cost. The 2014 event in Russia cost an estimated $50 billion and IOC members are concerned that candidates will be frightened off applying to host the Games. Earlier this month, Norway withdrew its candidature to host the 2022 Games, while Stockholm, Krakow and Lviv have also pulled out of the running. Gian-Franco Kasper, president of the International Ski Federation (FIS) and an influential member of the IOC, says the entire bidding process and cost of the Games needs to be addressed when the governing body meets in Monaco next month.
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IOC to discuss budgets of future Winter Games
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Gian-Franco Kasper backs changes to current format
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Only two cities competing to host 2022 Olympics
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Pyeongchang to welcome world in 2018

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(CNN) -- The fog has been lifted. There is no serious doubt left that Russia is "now directly involved in the fighting" in Ukraine, as Geoffrey Pyatt, U.S. Ambassador in Ukraine has said on Twitter. "Russian supplied tanks, armored vehicles, artillery and multiple rocket launchers have been insufficient to defeat Ukraine' armed forces. So now an increasing number of Russian troops are intervening directly in fighting on Ukrainian territory. Russia has also sent its newest air defense systems including the SA-22 into eastern Ukraine," he wrote. This is the step from proxy war to war. It is also probably the end of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's attempts to prevent the worst through diplomacy. She spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin more than 30 times this year on the phone, much more often than any other Western leader.
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The U.S. this week said Russian forces were "directly involved" in fighting in Ukraine
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Ulrich Speck writes that this moves the eastern Ukraine conflict from a proxy war to war
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It also likely ends Berlin's attempts to use diplomatic means to prevent the worst, he says
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Speck says Russia and Europe are now heading towards a much less cordial relationship

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This is the 85-year-old New York wannabe playboy who was allegedly robbed by 17-year-old twin sisters he met on a sugar daddy dating site called Seeking Arrangement. Paul Aronson was tied to a coffee table for 20 hours after he took  Shalaine and Shaina Foster to dinner where he is accused of providing them with alcoholic beverages. The trio then headed back to his 38th Street apartment where he served them more alcohol - before the girls bound him with zip ties, a court heard. They then stole his credit cards and $470 in cash before going shopping for make-up, it has been claimed.
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Paul Aronson, 85,  was tied to a coffee table for 20 hours after he took 17-year-old twins Shalaine and Shaina Foster to dinner and drinks
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Aronson met them on the sugar daddy dating site Seeking Arrangement
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The Foster sisters were charged on Monday with kidnapping, robbery, burglary, larceny, and assault and already have criminal records
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Aronson took the girls to his house after dinner hoping to get lucky and that's where they allegedly tied him up and took $470 and his credit cards

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By Phil Duncan Follow @@PhilDuncanF1 With Andy Murray KO'd from Wimbledon at the quarter-final stage, Roy Hodgson's sorry Three Lions sent home from the World Cup after just two games, and England's rugby team whitewashed in New Zealand, there hasn't been much for British sporting fans to get excited about this summer. So, it's hardly surprising to see the bookies already backing Formula One star Lewis Hamilton to claim his first Sports Personality of the Year award later this year. A runner-up to boxer Joe Calzaghe in 2007 and then Olympic hero Sir Chris Hoy in 2008, Hamilton is now the 15/8 favourite to claim the coveted gong.
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The British Grand Prix takes place this Sunday at Silverstone
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Hamilton is looking to chase down Nico Rosberg in the drivers' standings
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Jenson Button thinks he needs a miracle to emerge victorious

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Hong Kong (CNN) -- Many of Hong Kong's foreign residents will have to think twice before buying a new home in this Asian financial hub. In a surprise move last month to curb skyrocketing property prices, the Hong Kong government announced the immediate implementation of a 15% property tax on all home purchases -- by foreigners. The fallout has been fast. "I think it's a harsh measure," says Brock Little, an Australian who has called Hong Kong home the past six years. Little, a realtor with local agency Island Property, says the anti-foreigner tax has priced some of his western clients out of the market.
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Foreigners are taxed additional 15% for purchasing new homes in Hong Kong
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New property tax comes after 9% of home purchases by mainland Chinese
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Chinese would-be home buyer calls new policy "unfair"

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Washington (CNN) -- Col. Denise Lind, the Army judge who found Pfc. Bradley Manning guilty on 20 of 22 counts in the largest classified leak case in U.S. history explained her thinking, calling Manning's conduct "wrongful." When Lind handed down her verdicts in July, Manning's lawyers asked her to issue her "special findings" for the guilty counts. That document was released Friday at Fort Meade, Maryland, where the sentencing phase of the trial continues. One of the questions that both sides debated at length during the court-martial was whether by leaking material to WikiLeaks, Manning also was providing it to the enemy.
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Judge said Manning knew possible consequences to U.S.
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Army private to be sentenced
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Manning says he recognizes he has to pay a price for his actions

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:37 EST, 29 November 2012 | UPDATED: 13:56 EST, 29 November 2012 Pieces of a medieval board game and 1,000-year-old combs are among rare artefacts uncovered during an archaeological dig that is set to rewrite the history books. Experts have hailed the finds in Co Fermanagh as internationally significant, claiming they shed new light on life in medieval Ireland and its connection with the wider world. Iron, bronze and bone ornaments have been discovered at the crannog just outside Enniskillen, along with the chess-like pieces believed to have been part of the game.
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Experts say it sheds new light on life in medieval Ireland and its connection with the wider world
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Finds such as leather shoes, decorated dress pins, hailed as 'internationally significant'
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Parts of log boats wooden vessels and a bowl with a cross carved on its base also unearthed

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(CNN) -- Golfer Tiger Woods is set to return to the PGA Tour Thursday after a three-month hiatus, but this time without his longtime caddie Steve Williams. Woods' participation in the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational in Akron, Ohio -- an event he has won a record seven times -- comes after months of recuperation following knee and Achilles injuries. Speaking to reporters after a practice round Tuesday, Woods said he was feeling the fittest he had in "years" and was experiencing no ill effects after surgery on his left leg. "It feels solid, it feels stable, no pain. That's one of the reasons why I took as long as I did to come back is that I want to get to this point where I can go ahead and start playing golf again like this," he said.
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Woods took a three-month break due to injury
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It will be his first appearance since parting ways with long-time caddie Steve Williams
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Friend Bryon Bell will act as a stand-in caddie for the tournament
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Woods says he is feeling fit and ready to play following knee surgery

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David Axelrod is a smart guy who knows a heck of a lot about politics and the press. Robert Gibbs is also a smart guy who knows a heck of a lot about politics and the press. They will now be dispensing their wisdom as paid contributors at MSNBC, and I'll be interested in what they have to say. But I have to ask: Is NBC's cable channel turning into an Obama administration in exile? It's hardly a news flash that MSNBC long ago decided to be cable's liberal bastion, a left-wing counterweight to Fox News. But the more the studios are populated with people who worked for the president, the more the network may seem like an off-campus adjunct of the West Wing.
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David Axelrod and Robert Gibbs will become pundits for MSNBC
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Howard Kurtz: Is NBC's cable channel turning into an Obama administration in exile?
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He says MSNBC didn't start this, Fox News did when it served as a platform for Bush officials
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Kurtz: As advocates for Obama, it might be tough for Axelrod and Gibbs to show independence

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- At a time of economic uncertainty in the U.S., the writers strike cast a dark cloud over the eternal sunshine of the Californian mindset and its most glittering awards ceremony. Oscar winner Helen Mirren dazzled in Chopard diamonds last year and gained masses of publicity for the jeweler Up until a fortnight ago, the million dollar question was whether the Oscars would go ahead as stars refused to cross the picket line. Make that the 400 million dollar question. According to the pundits and bean-counters, that's how much the strike would have cost Los Angeles and the industry if Hollywood's most glamorous evening had been cancelled.
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Oscar cancellation would have cost the industry an estimated $400m
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Limo drivers, caterers, make-up artists would be among worst hit
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Jewelry designers like Chopard generate $1m in publicity on Oscars night
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Films which achieve success on the night can expect box office cash injection

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(CNN) -- Donald Sterling has agreed to the sale of the Los Angeles Clippers to former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, Sterling's attorneys told CNN on Wednesday. Last week, Sterling's estranged wife, Shelly, agreed to sell the franchise to Ballmer for an NBA record $2 billion. The Sterlings are co-owners of the team through a family trust. Donald Sterling initially indicated he would fight the sale and filed a lawsuit against the National Basketball Association. The suit has yet to be withdrawn, attorneys Bobby Samini and Maxwell Blecher, said, but that likely will happen this week. "Donald Sterling officially announces today, the NBA and Donald Sterling and Shelly Sterling have agreed to sell the Los Angeles Clippers to Steve Ballmer for $2 billion and various additional benefits. All disputes and outstanding issues have been resolved," Samini said in a written statement.
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Attorney for Donald Sterling says his client's disputes have been resolved
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Shelly Sterling, acting on behalf of the family trust, sold the team last week

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(Mashable.com) -- At WWDC 2012, Apple unveiled the next generation of iOS, its mobile operating system. iOS 6 sports more than 200 new features and upgrades — including the new Apple Maps, deep Facebook integration and improvements to Siri. Although iOS 6 won't be available on compatible devices until sometime this fall, the first beta build is currently available to developers. We've installed iOS 6 on our new iPad (64GB Verizon LTE model) and poked around with the new features. While it is clear that this is a beta — certain features aren't fully baked, and there is some crashing and inconsistency with a few existing apps — it's equally clear that this is a solid OS update.
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Apple introduced the next generation of its mobile operating system, iOS 6, this week
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The iOS 6 platform has heavily integrated social media and sharing functions with Siri
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We tested iOS 6 on an iPad and not an iPhone, so we can't explore all its new features

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By Daniel Bates PUBLISHED: 12:15 EST, 6 November 2012 | UPDATED: 12:47 EST, 6 November 2012 President Obama will be a huge financial winner even if he loses the election - and could make  millions of dollars in book deals and public appearances. The 44th President of the United States could earn a fortune on the lecture circuit if he was forced to leave the White House, according to political experts. The lucrative template was set by former president Richard Nixon who earned a fortune on leaving the Oval Office, even though he was forced to quit in disgrace over the Watergate affair.
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President could eclipse his White House salary on the lecture circuit
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His predecessor George W Bush earned $15m from public speaking after the White House

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Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama is running against former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, but the economy may truly be his greatest opponent. "It's not the only factor, but it's arguably the most important factor," said George Washington University associate professor John Sides, who has created a computer model to analyze the impact of the economy on the presidential campaign. "The forecasting model suggests a very close race with maybe a slight edge to Obama, but not necessarily a large edge -- nothing he can be very confident in," Sides said. Obama faces a perfect storm that threatens to sink his prospects of a second term.
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Professor creates computer model to judge economy's effect on Obama's campaign
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Model analyzes approval ratings, economic conditions and consumer confidence
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Professor says best comparison for Obama is to Jimmy Carter in 1980
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One key difference between the two is that Carter had lost support within his party

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Jerusalem (CNN) -- If you're a tourist arriving in Israel, you might be asked to give authorities a look at your personal e-mail, in addition to your travel documents. Israel's attorney general said Wednesday that Shin Bet, the country's internal security force, can search a foreign traveler's e-mail, but only in exceptional cases in which "relevant suspicious signs" are observed. Israel says the practice is another way to fight terrorism. The threat of using foreign citizens for terrorist purposes is a growing trend, the Israeli Attorney General's Office said in a written response to an inquiry filed by an Israeli human rights group.
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Israeli attorney general says travelers' e-mail can be searched in exceptional cases
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"No one is forced to open their accounts to anyone they don't want to," official says
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Israeli Attorney General's Office says it's fighting threat of using foreign citizens for terrorism
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The practice violates privacy rights, attorney for civil rights group says

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Puppy love: Beatrice with pet dog Max Princess Beatrice's pet dog Max has been attacked by the Queen's corgis, it was claimed last night. The 11-year-old terrier nearly lost an ear and suffered horrific bites during the fight at Balmoral a week ago, according to a source. It comes just days after another of Beatrice's family dogs, Millie, died of natural causes. The fight is believed to have started after the Queen's six dogs were taken for a walk with the York family's three Norfolk terriers last Sunday. The Queen owns three corgis, called Monty, Holly, Willow, and three dorgis – a dachshund and corgi cross – named Cider, Candy and Vulcan.
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Max, an 11 year-old Norfolk terrier, was badly injured
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The Princess’s beloved pet nearly lost an ear

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When President Obama flew to Chicago to cast his vote early in Chicago on Thursday, he became one of over eight million Americans to have already made their decision for the November election. And now with the election just ten days away, early results from registered voters in those polls are giving both the president and Mitt Romney cause for encouragement - despite neither campaign having established a distinct advantage. President Obama appears to be matching his 2008 presidential victory totals across the country, but Romney is exceeding Senator John McCain's efforts and appears to be already ahead in key state Florida.
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Over eight million Americans have already voted ahead of November 6th general election
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Mitt Romney has improved on 2008 Republican figures for early votes cast
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President Obama appears to have matched his showing from four years ago

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He declared how eager he is to rival Real Madrid maestro Cristiano Ronaldo on the football pitch - and it seems he's keen to compete with the notorious heartthrob with the ladies, too. Champions League star Neymar, 22, reportedly sent a private plane for Serbian model Soraja Vucelic to bring her to visit him in the Spanish city of Barcelona. Tabloid Kurir reported that Soraja, 28, and the footballer met last summer in Ibiza and since then she and the Brazilian national football team star have reportedly been chatting frequently via Skype. Scroll down for video Together again: Champions League star Neymar, 22, reportedly sent a private plane for   Serbian starlet and model Soraya Vucelic to bring her to visit him in Barcelona after the pair met last summer in Ibiza
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Champions League star reportedly sent plane for  Soraja Vucelic
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Brought her to visit him in the Spanish city of Barcelona
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Pair met in Ibiza and reportedly kept in touch via Skype
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She is famous in Balkans, where she starred on Big Brother
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He is the fifth highest goalscorer for his national team

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By Sarah Griffiths PUBLISHED: 09:18 EST, 16 August 2013 | UPDATED: 14:43 EST, 16 August 2013 For many children growing up in the 1990s, Sonic the Hedgehog was one of the coolest characters to feature in a computer game For many children growing up in the 1990s, Sonic the Hedgehog was one of the coolest characters to feature in a computer game. As video games were in their infancy, most people were thrilled with the heavily pixelated graphics, but never got to see 'Green Hill' - the setting of Act 1 from the original Sonic the Hedgehog game released in 1991 - from the speedy hedgehog's point of view.
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Machinima's first-person video guides fans through 'Green Hill' featured in first major Sonic title released in 1991
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Over 80 million copies of games featuring the blue character have been sold
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While fans of the platform game might risk motion sickness, they can avoid vicious robots and do a loop-the-loop

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Arsenal will read Jack Wilshere the riot act when he reports for pre-season training on Sunday. The Gunners midfielder was due back in London on Tuesday following his controversial trip to Las Vegas, where he was caught with a cigarette for the second time in nine months. Wilshere was on the receiving end of stinging criticism from Gunners legend George Graham yesterday and he will face further wrath when he returns to the club's London Colney HQ. VIDEO Scroll down for Arsene Wenger's reaction last time Jack Wilshere caught smoking Puffing: Jack Wilshere is pictured smoking on holiday with friends in Las Vegas after the World Cup
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Wilshere pictured smoking in Las Vegas at a pool party
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England midfielder will be in trouble with the north London club
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Arsene Wenger frustrated Wilshere has tarnished his reputation
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Wilshere caught smoking outside London nightclub in October
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Gunners star slammed by former Arsenal boss George Graham

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Bobby Rankin's mother spent four years trying to find him help for his diagnosed schizophrenia The confessed killer's father says Connecticut's mental health system failed his son, allowing him to fall through the cracks Investigators are trying to determine whether Sandy Hook shooter Adam Lanza had similar troubles finding help By Associated  Press Reporter and Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 12:25 EST, 26 January 2014 | UPDATED: 21:59 EST, 26 January 2014 Margaret Rohner worried about her troubled adult son not taking his psychiatric medications and had been trying to find him proper care in the years leading up to her horrifying murder at his hands.
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Bobby Rankin's mother spent four years trying to find him help for his diagnosed schizophrenia
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The confessed killer's father says Connecticut's mental health system failed his son, allowing him to fall through the cracks
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Investigators are trying to determine whether Sandy Hook shooter Adam Lanza had similar troubles finding help

Question: D'Aquila said @placeholder 'wanted so desperately for him to be normal, if there is such an animal.'


(CNN) -- By now, we're on the same page that Mitt Romney's pick of Paul Ryan as his running mate contradicts a golden oldie of presidential election strategy -- run to the conservative (or liberal) base to win the nomination and then reposition toward the center to lure the more moderate independent swing voters who are necessary to win the general election. Ryan may be many things -- energetic, charismatic and geeky -- but no one familiar with his Full Monty conservative budgets would describe his selection as remotely moving to the center. Just the opposite -- Romney has doubled down on his move to the right during the primary battle.
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Lawrence Jacobs: Mitt Romney was shrewd in picking Paul Ryan as his running mate
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Jacobs: Ryan can supercharge conservatives, who outnumber liberals 2 to 1
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He says there are signs that Obama supporters won't actually cast a ballot
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Jacobs: Using Ryan to ignite the GOP base is probably Romney's best chance of prevailing

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Question: But the coming hullabaloo over Ryan's budget proposals may distract the economically pained from punishing @placeholder.


The biggest surprise about that charming bunch of so-called Chelsea fans shoving a Frenchman off the Paris Metro just because he was black is that so many people found it surprising. Do we really believe incidents like this are not occurring whenever and wherever football crowds gather? Come off it. It just so happens that this one was caught on film. The man attempts to board  but is refused entry by fans travelling to the Champions League tie in Paris The amateur footage goes on to show passengers in the carriage following the disgraceful incident These particular yobs fell foul of the technology which is revealing more and more of the horrors of the world in which we live.
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The biggest surprise abut the so-called supporters shoving a man off the Metro because he was black, is that so many found it surprising
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The authorities tell us the curse has been cured... but the reality is that football-related violence has merely been suppressed
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Most recent evidence indicates that hooliganism is on the rise again
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Eden Hazard has been treated scandalously by opponents this season

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- The lawyer who filed a sexual battery lawsuit against John Travolta on behalf of two male massage therapists and then dismissed it is now suing another lawyer for allegedly stealing his clients. The federal lawsuit was dismissed last week after one client dropped out after confusion over the date of the alleged incident and the second plaintiff fired attorney Okorie Okorocha and hired high-profile lawyer Gloria Allred. The suit accused the actor of groping two male massage therapists at hotels in Los Angeles and Atlanta in January. Travolta's lawyer, Martin Singer, called the allegations "ridiculous." Allred, who now represents both men, said she is considering refiling the lawsuit against Travolta in another court. She denied that she solicited them, insisting they contacted her.
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Lawyer Okorie Okorocha claims client text messages support his case against Gloria Allred
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The sex battery suit was dismissed as the plaintiffs left Okorocha and hired Allred
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Allred insists John Doe plaintiffs called her
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Allred says she's considering refiling the suit against Travolta in another court

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Critics of President Barack Obama's foreign policy are getting louder by the day, and that poses risks for Democrats this fall and even in 2016. According to previews of Hillary Clinton's memoirs, "Hard Choices," the former secretary of state distances herself from Obama on certain decisions, such as on the question of whether to arm Syrian rebels. She wanted to be more aggressive; he did not. Democrats have grown more nervous about foreign policy as Obama has been working hard to respond to critics who say hasn't taken a tough-enough line. The controversy over the deal to secure the release of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl in exchange for five Taliban prisoners has flared into an extraordinarily heated debate. Obama has watched as his approval rating for handling international affairs has fallen to 41%.
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Julian Zelizer: Criticism of Obama foreign policy has been on the increase
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Hillary Clinton's book mentions her disagreement with Obama on Syrian rebels
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He says debate over prisoner swap for Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl adds to the controversy
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Zelizer says foreign policy can have effect on midterms, usually dominated by economic issues

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By Alison Smith-squire For The Daily Mail With his smiling mother and aunt, this is little Fionan Terry in one of the first portraits of his extraordinary family. But the happy picture belies the emotional roller-coaster the two sisters have endured to bring him into the world. For not only is Ellie Fairfax his aunt, she is also his surrogate mother – stepping in to carry the baby after her sister learnt treatment for cervical cancer would leave her infertile. Scroll down for video Happy family: Siobhan Terry, left, and surrogate mother and sister Ellie Fairfax with three-month-old Fionan Adorable: He is biologically Ellie's son but she says she only ever thought of him as Siobhan's baby
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Siobhan Terry, 31, was left infertile after cervical cancer treatment
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Her sister Ellie Fairfax, 33, stepped in to give birth to little Fionan
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Ellie moved in with Siobhan, husband Dean and Fionan for first week
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He is biologically Ellie's baby but she 'only ever thought of him as Siobhan's'
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(CNN) -- Michael Jackson's upbringing was shaped by two very different parents. An image of Michael Jackson and his parents was on the big screen during his funeral in Los Angeles. His mother, Katherine Jackson, has been portrayed by her children as the loving glue that bonded the family together, while her husband, Joe, was the harsh disciplinarian whose iron hand not only shaped one of the most successful musical families in the world, but also elicited enough fear in his superstar son that it sometimes made him ill. Now the couple of 60 years stands at the center of a custody drama surrounding their grandchildren.
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Joseph and Katherine Jackson had different parenting styles, observers say
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Katherine viewed as family backbone while Joe reportedly a harsh taskmaster
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Author: Katherine Jackson "kept everyone pretty well grounded"
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Michael Jackson's mother is seeking custody of his children

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(CNN) -- Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari on Tuesday insisted that his country's nuclear arsenal is "definitely safe," despite growing concerns about recent gains by the Taliban along the country's border with Afghanistan. Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari insists his country's nuclear arsenal is "definitely safe" from militants. In an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, Zardari responded to the fact that the United States doesn't know the locations of all of Pakistan's nuclear sites. He also addressed the Obama administrations concern over whether the weapons are vulnerable to Taliban fighters who are gaining control of some border regions. "They can't take over," Zardari said, referring to militants. "We have a 700,000 (person) army -- how could they take over?"
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Pakistani President insists his state's nuclear arsenal is safe, despite Taliban gains
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Recent gains by the Taliban along Pakistan's Afghan border have raised concerns
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For 2 weeks, Pakistani troops have fought Taliban in districts bordering Swat Valley
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U.S. President Barack Obama said Pakistan's government appears "very fragile"

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Question: Zardari, for his part, said he is grateful for the financial aid Pakistan has received from the @placeholder, but said he needs "more support."


Tony Abbott's leadership deepened overnight when Queensland voters delivered the conservative government a massive blow in the state election. While counting in the election is still underway, the double digit swing to Labor shocked political observers and many members of the government. Federal government MP's reportedly described the loss as 'catastrophic' and 'unimaginable', with some insisting that Tony Abbott cannot recover from the events of the day. Scroll down for video Tony Abbott's leadership deepened overnight when Queensland voters delivered the conservative government a massive blow in the state election 'All we are talking about now is the timing and method of execution,' one Queensland MP told The ABC.
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Leadership issues for the PM have worsened in the light of QLD election
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At one point the Galaxy poll showed a swing towards Labor of 16.8%
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Federal MP's labelled the result 'catastrophic'
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Liberal MP Jane Prentice said the NLP 'can't continue as we are'
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Galaxy poll showed that an immediate election would result in a NLP loss
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QLD Premier Campbell Newman has conceeded his seat of Ashgrove
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He said his political career 'is over' despite the election too close to call

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The world's oldest known Holocaust survivor has died aged 110. Alice Herz-Sommer, who lived in London and was originally from Prague, survived two years in the Nazi camp in Terezin, or Theresienstadt, in Germany during the Second World War. Ms Herz-Sommer was a talented musician and an adept pianist and a film about her life is nominated for an Academy Award. Scroll down for video Alice Herz-Sommer, the world's oldest known Holocaust survivor has died aged 110, her family have said Ms Herz-Sommer,pictured with Caroline Stoessinger who compiled Herz-Sommers' memories in a book, A Century of Wisdom. Born in 1903 Prague to a family of Jewish intellectuals and musicians, Alice Herz-Sommer socialised with the likes of Kafka and Brod
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Alice Herz-Sommer was confined in the camp in Terezin, or Theresienstadt
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Film about her life is up for best short documentary at Academy Awards
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She died in a hospital Sunday morning after being admitted on Friday

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Question: As a girl, she met the author @placeholder, a friend of her brother-in-law, and delighted in the stories that he told.


TUOL SLENG, Cambodia (CNN)  -- Kaing Guek Eav is an elderly former math teacher and a born-again Christian. It's thought 15,000 men, women and children died after being shackled to iron beds and tortured in Tuol Sleng. He is also -- prosecutors contend -- a former prison chief with Cambodia's Khmer Rouge movement who oversaw the torture and killing of more than 15,000 men, women and children three decades ago. The trial of the 66-year-old man, better known as Duch, began Monday in front of a U.N.-backed tribunal just outside the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh. Duch faces charges that include crimes against humanity, war crimes, torture and murder. Watch Duch in the dock »
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Prosecutors say Duch oversaw the torture and killing of more than 15,000 people
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Duch faces charges that include crimes against humanity
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Duch ran a former prison where people were killed and tortured
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At least 1.7 million people died under the Khmer Rouge

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The bodies of 21 German soldiers entombed in a perfectly preserved World War One shelter have been discovered 94 years after they were killed. The men were part of a larger group of 34 who were buried alive when a huge Allied shell exploded above the tunnel in 1918, causing it to cave in. Thirteen bodies were recovered from the underground shelter, but the remaining men had to be left under a mountain of mud as it was too dangerous to retrieve them. Nearly a century later, French archaeologists stumbled upon the mass grave on the former Western Front in eastern France during excavation work for a road building project.
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Men were killed when a huge Allied shell exploded above the tunnel in eastern France in 1918, causing it to cave in
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Engineers find trench network 18ft beneath the surface near town of Carspach while excavating for a new road
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Scene likened to Pompeii after skeletal remains found in same positions the men had been in at the time of the collapse

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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Perhaps no one better understands what the family of U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords is going through like the widow and children of Punjab Governor Salmaan Taseer. "I mean, my heart is totally with the congresswoman," says daughter Sara Taseer. What do an American lawmaker from Arizona and a Pakistani governor have in common? Both outspoken elected officials were gunned down in broad daylight, within days of each other. Taseer died; Giffords clings to life. Separated by half a world, they are united by similar crimes. Taseer was assassinated by his own security guard last week in Islamabad, Pakistan's capital. He was coming out of a popular market when the guard, Mumtaz Qadri, opened fire and shot him 27 times.
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Taseer and Giffords were both gunned down
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Taseer died while Giffords clings to life
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Daughter says father's killing was message to liberals to keep quiet

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Miranda Lambert was the big winner at this year's Academy of Country Music Awards, but it was Luke Bryan who pulled off the upset of the night. Bryan snagged the entertainer of the year award, beating out two-time winner Taylor Swift and last year's favorite Blake Shelton for the fan-voted award. "Thank you so much fans for doing this to me," a clearly emotional Bryan said at the Last Vegas show. "Thank you so much for making my life what it is. What I always wanted to be was just a country singer who got to ride on a tour bus and show up on a new stage and play music every night."
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Bryan beats Taylor Swift for entertainer of the year award
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"This is the defining moment of my life," he says
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Lambert takes home four awards, the most of the night

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The shimmering blue surface of a giant Nevada lake has concealed a sunken mystery for nearly 70 years, which a drought parching the southwest may soon help reveal. Beneath the waters of man-made Lake Mead lies a B-29 bomber that went down carrying a top-secret missile defense system that may have actually caused the crash. The aircraft was known as the Superfortress and was the same model as the Enola Gay and Bockscar planes that dropped atomic bombs on Japan. A diver at the wreck of the B-29. Recreational divers will soon be able to explore it for themselves
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Aircraft, known as the Superfortress, crashed into Lake Mead in June 1948
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Was carrying an experimental sun-powered missile guidance system
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Testing it required 35,000 feet ascents followed by descents to just 100 feet
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The sun may have reflected off the lake's surface, causing Captain Robert Madison to lose depth perception and crash into the water
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Wreckage was 300 feet down but is now just 110 feet following drought
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Recreational divers have been banned from exploring it but this is likely to be lifted soon, meaning the wreckage's secrets could be fully revealed

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(CNN) -- If Black Friday lines and stories of violence, vehicular assault and child abandonment taught us anything, it's that the holiday shopping season is a dark, competitive time. Now search engines are getting into the cutthroat holiday spirit. In a new attack on Google, Microsoft's Bing search engine accuses its rival's Google Shopping tool of being dishonest by only including paying vendors, ranking listings by how much they pay, and not clearly marking the results as sponsored. To make its point, Bing has launched a detailed site accusing Google Search of unsavory business practices and coined a new word: Scroogled.
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Google Shopping is the target of a nationwide attack ad from Microsoft's Bing search engine
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Google now only includes paying vendors in its search results
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Bing also includes paid vendors from third-party sites, but ranks paid and free listings equally
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Amazon, the biggest online shopping portal, no longer lists products on Google

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Question: On the main Google Shopping page, a disclaimer that @placeholder is "compensated by some" vendors is buried at the bottom of the page.


(CNN) -- "The Good Wife's" season 6 premiere ratings weren't revelatory, but the episode sure was. Sunday brought the return of Julianna Margulies' Alicia Florrick in an episode called "The Line," which saw an arresting unexpected twist. After the loss of Josh Charles' Will Gardner last season, it would've been reasonable for "The Good Wife" to come back mild; give its viewers' heart rates a little rest. No such luck. Viewers were instead treated to the arrest of Matt Czuchry's Cary for allegedly assisting Chicago drug dealer Lemond Bishop in transporting narcotics. Those watching at home were stunned, and, according to Czuchry, the arrest came as a surprise to him, too.
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"The Good Wife" and "Madam Secretary" premiered Sunday on CBS
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"The Good Wife" was slightly down in ratings, but had a strong episode
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"Madam Secretary" had better ratings, but more flaws

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:07 EST, 29 December 2012 | UPDATED: 13:13 EST, 29 December 2012 With his adorable smile, soft skin and gorgeous blue eyes, it is little wonder Rowan Stone wowed judges and beat 2,300 other children to be crowned Britain's Cutest Baby. At just seven months old, little Rowan is set for stardom after winning a modelling contract which seems certain to land him TV appearances and magazine shoots. Thrilled parents Becki, 29, and Thomas 28, spoke of their delight at learning their 'cheeky chappy' had taken the title. Adorable: Little Rowan Stone from Solihull in the West Midlands has landed himself a modelling contract at the age of seven months after judges crowned him Britain's cutest baby
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Adorable Rowan Stone from Solihull, West Midlands, set for TV stardom

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Merida, Mexico (CNN) -- There may be no one left on Earth to say TGIF this week. Some believe the world is coming to an end Friday -- on 12/21/12 -- which is when an important phase on the ancient calendar of the Mayan people terminates. Mayans don't buy it. At least the ones living in the city of Merida, Mexico, don't. Neither does anyone in the Mayan village of Yaxuna. They know the calendar their ancestors left them is about to absolve a key phase -- the end of an era and the heralding of a new one -- but they don't think we're all gonna die.
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Some believe a major calamity will occur Friday based on the Mayan calendar
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The Mayans don't think that's true: "It's an era," a Mayan wood carver says
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The end of the winter solstice marks the end of a 394-year period on the calendar
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Predictions mention a deity but not the end of the world, an archeologist says

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Editor's note: Tomás R. Jiménez is an assistant professor of sociology at Stanford University and an Irvine Fellow at the New America Foundation. He is also author of the forthcoming book, "Replenished Ethnicity: Mexican Americans, Immigration, and Identity" (University of California Press). Tomás Jiménez says many Mexican-Americans are the children of U.S.-born parents. (CNN) -- Just about any celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15 - October 15) will highlight the diversity among Hispanics. They come from different parts of the Spanish-speaking world, have settled in various areas of the United States, have distinctive customs and come in all shapes and colors.
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Tomás Jiménez: Mexican-Americans often perceived only as immigrants
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He says nearly a third were born in the U.S. to parents also born in the U.S.
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He says assumptions about Mexican-Americans being foreign can be scary
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Jiménez: Mexican-Americans have a rich heritage to celebrate

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Question: @placeholder, in contrast, don't have to worry about ethnic blandness because the opportunities to celebrate their heritage are all around.


What did the Nigerian government know about the mass abduction of schoolgirls by Boko Haram militants, and when did it know it? Those are the tough questions being asked after an explosive report made public Friday accused Nigerian military commanders of knowing the terror group was on its way to raid a boarding school in the town of Chibok at least four hours before 276 girls were abducted. The findings by human rights group Amnesty International echo accounts of a number of the parents and villagers, who have described to CNN an ineffective military response in the days and weeks after the girls were abducted.
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"We must investigate" the claims, Nigeria's minister of state for defense says
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Jonathan believes the girls are still in the Nigeria, despite U.S. assessment
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Nigerian forces had warning of Boko Haram attack on school, Amnesty says
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U.S. and British teams arrived to help Nigeria plan the fight against Boko Haram

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By Michael Theodoulou Danny Brewster, 27, is accused of failing to deliver £70,000 worth of bitcoins The British boss of a company selling the virtual currency Bitcoins is now wanted by Cyprus police on suspicion of fraud. Danny Brewster, 27, is accused of failing to deliver £70,000 worth of bitcoins, a currency created on a computer but increasingly used in real world transactions. The Bentley-owning Briton also allegedly racked up debts of about a million euros on the recession-hit island, a local financial newspaper reported. These stem from ‘a major marketing campaign, employing nearly 20 staff and developers, renting office space and buying furniture,’ the Financial Mirror said on its website on Saturday.
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Danny Brewster, 27, is accused of failing to deliver £70,000 worth of bitcoins
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Spent an estimated £500,000 euros on advertising for launch of Neo & Bee
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Employees alleged to have not been paid in March
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Brewster broke his long silence on April 2 when he denied any wrongdoing

Question: Cyprus based bitcoin vendor @placeholder is under investigation by police after allegations it committed fraud against at least two of their customers


Wellington, New Zealand (CNN) -- You'd have to have been hiding down a, er, Hobbit hole, to miss the hubbub. You can fly to New Zealand, where the Hobbit premieres on Wednesday, on a Hobbit-branded plane -- complete with a Hobbit-inspired safety video with Peter Jackson, telling you how to keep safe, if the flight approaches its own Mount Doom. When you arrive in the self-styled Middle (Wellington, my home town) of Middle Earth, a giant Gollum, reaching for a fish, hangs from the airport terminal's ceiling. On the short ride into the city you'll see the Hobbit-themed flags fluttering in Wellington's persistent wind before a giant Gandalf hovers into view.
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"Middle of Middle Earth" greets arrivals with Gollum, Hobbit-themed flags, Gandalf
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Kiwi taxpayers are footing a portion of the cost for the films
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Prime Minister Key says "The Hobbit" costs far less than "Lord of the Rings" trilogy did for country
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Director Sir Peter Jackson says the films could have been shot in England, Scotland

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