By Emily Davies PUBLISHED: 06:48 EST, 15 March 2013 | UPDATED: 07:23 EST, 15 March 2013 Britain's youngest break-dancing champion who became a worldwide internet sensation after a Youtube video went viral was today revealed to be a six-year-old schoolgirl from Wolverhampton. Dachiya Atkinson wowed the judges at the Pro Chelles international dancing competition in Paris with a breathtaking routine which had the crowd on their feet. Views of her break-dancing skills rocketed to a staggering 2.8 million within five days of being uploaded of the internet. Scroll down for video Six-year-old Dachiya Atkinson was named Britain's youngest breakdancing champion after competing at a competition in Paris
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Dachiya Atkinson competed in Chelles Battle Pro tournament in Paris
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Her stage name is Terra and she is member of Soul Mavericks dance group
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Her mother took her to her first dance class at the age of 18 months

Question: Terra, also known as Dachiya Atkinson, practises her dance moves at her local community hall in @placeholder


Dhaka, Bangladesh (CNN) -- A Dhaka court on Tuesday ordered the arrest of six people, including the owner of Tazreen Fashions Ltd., after a fire in the apparel factory left 112 people dead last year, officials said. "A senior judicial magistrate, Wasim Sheikh, today (Tuesday) accepted the charges against 13 accused and issued warrants for the arrest of six people, including the owner," Mohammad Asaduzzaman, inspector of the Dhaka judicial magistrate court, told CNN. The criminal investigation department launched a probe after the fire on the outskirts of Bangladesh's capital and found 13 people guilty of gross negligence of safety measures in the apparel factory, which manufactured clothes for Western retailers.
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A fire at Tazreen Fashions Ltd. in Ashulia killed 112 people in November 2012
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A court orders the arrest of the factory owner and his wife, plus four others
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Seven others already have been arrested
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A government panel has called fire an "act of sabotage," said factory should've been safer

Question: Most of the dead in the fire at the Tazreen Fashions factory in @placeholder were women.


Washington (CNN) -- Immigration reform entered an uncertain new phase on Wednesday as House Republicans signaled some willingness to compromise with President Barack Obama and Democrats but rejected a Senate-passed bill and insisted they would take their time drafting their own version. Following more than two hours of talks on how to proceed, GOP legislators said the biggest question was whether to give the 11 million immigrants living illegally in the United States a path to eventual citizenship, as provided by the Senate measure. Participants in the Republican caucus meeting described a 50-50 split over the undocumented immigrant issue, with more consensus on the need to produce some kind of legislation to show the party's commitment to fixing a broken system and addressing concerns of Hispanic Americans -- the nation's largest minority demographic.
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NEW: House Republicans argue for and against legal status for undocumented immigrants
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NEW: GOP legislators say work on immigration measures will likely go on for months
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Former President Bush calls for a solution in a rare comment on a political issue
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GOP leaders refuse to hold a vote on a Senate version that passed with bipartisan support

Question: "We understand the contributions immigrants make to our country," said @placeholder, a Republican.


HOLLYWOOD, Florida (CNN) -- A man serving a life sentence for robbing a drugstore has confessed to overpowering and fatally shooting a deputy who was taking him to court Wednesday, authorities said. Michael Mazza, 40, was arrested outside a pawn shop in Hollywood, Florida, hours after the death of Broward County Deputy Paul Rein sparked a massive manhunt. It was the third shooting of a Broward County sheriff's deputy in four months, and the second fatality. The incident happened as Mazza was being taken to the second day of his trial in connection with the armed robbery of a Coral Springs bank, Sheriff Al Lamberti said.
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NEW: Deadly struggle "transpired within six minutes. That's all it took," sheriff says
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NEW: Suspect faces charges including first-degree murder and escape
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Incident happened as the deputy was transporting Michael Mazza to court
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Mazza was apprehended after a massive manhunt

Question: The struggle began when @placeholder apparently pulled the medical transport van over at an intersection.

Question: @placeholder, meanwhile, is believed to have hitchhiked his way down to Hollywood, about 20 miles away.

Question: He was on trial for robbery of the @placeholder bank.

Question: Lamberti said @placeholder's wife spoke to her husband by cell phone just 10 minutes before he was shot.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 05:01 EST, 10 July 2013 | UPDATED: 11:57 EST, 10 July 2013 David Cameron believes Ed Miliband will be ousted as Labour leader before the next election, according to Tory insiders. The Prime Minister has told colleagues in recent days that he thinks his opponent’s attempts to get a grip on the union funding row will backfire and the Labour party is getting panicky as the polls narrow. The two men clashed in the Commons today over party funding, with Labour accused of being in the control of the unions while the Tories faced accusations of giving tax cuts to millionaire donors.
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PM believes Ed Miliband will not survive as polling day approaches
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Plans to target shadow health secretary Andy Burnham over Mid-Staffs
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Row over union influence has destabilised Labour leadership
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Tories buoyed by EU unity, Qatada deportation and economic growth
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Cameron and Miliband again clash at PMQs over party funding

Question: Mr @placeholder has stepped up his attacks on the Labour leader in recent weeks, branding him weak and in hoc to the unions.


Google Reader, one of the best-known feeds through which users can pull together their favorite Web content in one place, will be shutting down, the company announced. In an age of Facebook posts and retweets, Google Senior Vice President Urs Holzle said in a post on the official Google blog that Reader was losing popularity. "While the product has a loyal following, over the years usage has declined," Holzle wrote. Reader will be shut down on July 1. Users wanting to port their content to another RSS (rich site summary) feed can use Google Takeout to move it over the next four months.
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Google announces plans to shut down Google Reader
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Company says service, created in 2005, has been losing users
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Tens of thousands have signed petitions asking Google to keep Reader

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A spirited Scotland side inspired by Stuart Hogg came up just short against a French outfit that held on for an opening day Six Nations win. Vern Cotter’s side gave as good as they got for most of the match but five penalties from Camille Lopez secured the win for the French. Scotland replacement winger Dougie Fife was both saint and sinner for the Scots. It was his try from a pass from prop Euan Murray that gave Scotland hope. But it was also his indiscipline when he threw the ball away in frustration gave the home side three easy, vital points.
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Camille Lopez's five penalties were enough to secure victory for France
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Replacement back Dougie Fife crossed for Scotland just before half-time
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Vern Cotter's young side impressed throughout the tight contest
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Hosts broke away from over fifty years of tradition by wearing red against the Scots

Question: @placeholder’s penalty attempt from within his own half drifted aimlessly wide but even attempting a kick from so far out showed the confidence the Scotland full-back was showing.


James Bond author Ian Fleming was invited to dinner by John F Kennedy on March 13, 1960, when he was preparing a run for the White House. Kennedy asked the former British spy, who devised a number of plots during World War II, what the United States should do to deal with the worsening situation in Cuba. Fleming, it is claimed, told Kennedy, that killing Fidel Castro was not simply enough, he had to be thoroughly humiliated. James Bond author Ian Fleming, left, had dinner with John F Kennedy, right, in March 1960 where the politician asked the former spy for his ideas on the best way with dealing with Cuban leader Fidel Castro
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Bond author Ian Fleming met John F Kennedy for dinner in March 1960
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Kennedy was running for President and asked how to deal with Castro
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Fleming advised that Castro had to be humiliated as well as killed
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CIA director Allen Dulles spoke with Fleming days after the dinner party
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President Kennedy authorised Operation Mongoose to topple Castro
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The CIA developed a series of James Bond-style assassination plans
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These included poisoned cigars or an exploding sea shell

Question: His best friend is @placeholder... who even attempted (but unsuccessfully) to try methods recommended by Fleming in his books.


London (CNN) -- Investigators are searching the London area home where the body of former Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky was found for possible chemical, radiological or biological evidence, police said in a statement released early Sunday. Circumstances surrounding the death of Berezovsky, one of the most politically influential of Russia's oligarchs until a bitter falling out with the Kremlin, were not immediately known, and authorities in the United Kingdom said it was being investigated. "His death is currently being treated as unexplained and a full inquiry is under way," Thames Valley Police said in a statement. Officers, including specialized investigators, are conducting a number of searches "as a precaution."
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NEW: Authorities search the home for possible biological or chemical evidence
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Boris Berezovsky, 67, was a fierce critic of Russian Vladimir Putin and called for his overthrow
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Once considered one of Russia's richest oligarchs, his wealth was on the decline
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He survived two attempts on his life, including a car bomb

Question: In 2003, as @placeholder was seeking his return, Berezovsky was granted political asylum by British authorities after it was determined he was wanted on political grounds, not criminal, according to published reports at the time.

Question: In 2003, as Russia was seeking his return, Berezovsky was granted political asylum by @placeholder authorities after it was determined he was wanted on political grounds, not criminal, according to published reports at the time.


By David Mccormack The First Daughter’s recent work experience gig as a production assistant on Halle Berry's new TV show Extant has received a host of glowing reports about her behavior and demeanor. Malia Obama, who turns 16 on July 4, spent last week working as a runner on the set of the sci-fi series which is being produced by prominent President Obama donor Steven Spielberg. According to sources on set, the 15-year-old received no special treatment and carried out the kinds of menial tasks that anyone who wants to make it behind the cameras in Hollywood has to endure.
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Malia Obama spent last week working as a runner on the set of Halle Berry's upcoming sci-fi series Extant
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She spent most of her days going on coffee runs for the cast and helped the crew block people from walking through scenes
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Secret Service protection was on hand, but kept low-key
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One person, apparently unaware who the new girl was, innocently chatted to her about sports and she didn't blow her cover
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'[Malia] is graceful, and lovely, and just charming and delightful,' said Extant star Camryn Manheim
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The series, which airs July 9 on CBS, is being produced by prominent Obama donor Steven Spielberg

Question: In Extant, @placeholder plays an astronaut who returns home from a year-long solo mission in space and tries to reconnect with her husband and son


By Paul Bracchi and Rebecca English PUBLISHED: 17:21 EST, 24 August 2012 | UPDATED: 11:17 EST, 27 August 2012 Not so long ago, Tom Inskip was cruising along the freeway in California in a flashy convertible sports car. Nothing out of the ordinary about that, you might think. Except for one revealing detail: he was stark naked, his modesty preserved only by the steering wheel. How do we know this? Because a picture of him in the nude subsequently appeared on a Facebook page. Perhaps, then, we should not be too surprised to learn, then, that ‘Skippy’ — as he is known to his friends — featured prominently in recent scandalous events in Las Vegas involving Prince Harry.
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Harry's best pal Tom Inskip has been photographed along side the prince as he jumped into a pool fully-clothed, chucked snowballs as passers-by and was there in Las Vegas as the latest scandal took place

Question: to say, it was @placeholder who appeared on the gossip websites.


By Lizzie Parry Admission: Former Flamengo goalkeeper Bruno Fernandes de Souza told a court that his girlfriend had been killed, chopped up and fed to dogs A star Brazilian goalkeeper jailed for 22 years for ordering the kidnap and murder of his girlfriend, who was dismembered and fed to his pet dogs, could be released to play football. Bruno Fernandes de Souza, 28, confessed to the horrific crimes last March after his ex-girlfriend Eliza Samudio was murdered. But despite his confession and prison sentence, the goalkeeper was allowed to sign a five-year contract with Montes Claros of the Campeonato Mineiro, upi.com reported.
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Bruno Fernandes de Souza, 28, jailed for the murder of Eliza Samudio, 25
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He was sentenced to 22 years and three months in prison last March
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He could be allowed to leave jail on day release to train and play for club
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Despite his confession he was allowed to sign contract with Montes Claros
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Pair met at a footballers' party in May 2009 and Samudio later fell pregnant
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Prosecutors claim he killed the model to avoid paying child support
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Bruno's wife, cousin and a former policeman also on trial over her death

Question: Model: @placeholder is believed to have met Bruno at a party held by another footballer.


(CNN) -- The Islamist rebels fighting to overthrow Mali's government are "determined, well-equipped and well-trained" and still hold a key town in the central part of that African country, French Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said Tuesday. French troops and warplanes joined the battle last week on the side of Malian government forces, and Le Drian said the intervention stopped the Islamists from overrunning Bamako, the capital. The Islamists, who have seized much of northern Mali, had hoped to deliver a "definitive blow" to the government by capturing the city of Mopti, he told reporters in Paris. "We prevented it," he said. But the push has not yet driven them from the town of Konna, the scene of a fierce battle last week that weakened the Malian army, Le Drian said.
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French airstrikes hit behind Islamist rebel lines while troops bolster Bamako, minister says
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France now has about 800 troops on the ground, the French defense minister says
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Nigeria says it's sending 190 troops in the next 24 hours, with 700 more in coming days
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World and regional powers are concerned about the advance of Islamist militants

Question: Hollande said France had three aims: stopping the "terrorist aggression" from the north; securing @placeholder and safeguarding French nationals there; and enabling Mali to recover its territorial integrity.


(CNN) -- For sportsmen to form a pop group is rare, for a boy band to be forged from a sport often criticized as being the stuffy reserve of boring old men is something of a miracle. Not that the chances of future platinum-selling albums or world tours look particularly good for "Golf Boys," if the standard of their first release "Oh, Oh, Oh" is anything to go by. Awkward dance moves, dubious costumes and with voices as thin as a sheet of paper; the foursome of Ben Crane, Bubba Watson, Rickie Fowler and Hunter Mahan are hardly The Beatles.
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The "Golf Boys" release their first single "Oh, Oh, Oh" to coincide with the U.S. Open
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PGA Tour pros Ben Crane, Bubba Watson, Rickie Fowler and Hunter Mahan complete the line up
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Project was funded by Farmers Insurance with all proceeds going to charity

Question: In fact, three-times PGA Tour winner Crane, who was the driving force behind @placeholder, has built a cult social media following over the last 12 months after uploading a host of comedy clips of himself.


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Paint markings found on pieces of two planes that collided over suburban Los Angeles indicate the nose of one aircraft slammed into the middle fuselage of the other, according to a federal investigator. Investigators on Monday walk past the tail section of a plane lying in a car dealership. Five people died in the accident in Corona, California, including a man on the ground who was killed when one plane's engine crashed through the roof of a car dealership where he worked, said National Transportation Safety Board investigator Wayne Pollack. The NTSB, assisted by FBI evidence experts, completed the cleanup of wreckage and body parts that were spread over a commercial area of car dealerships, restaurants and other businesses near the Riverside Freeway Monday afternoon.
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Earl Smiddy, 58, dies when engine crashes through roof of car dealership
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NTSB and FBI finish removing wreckage, body parts from commercial area
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Two men in Cessna 150 hit broadside by Cessna 172 and ejected
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Two planes apparently were on a Sunday afternoon pleasure flight

Question: The @placeholder helped the NTSB mark where each piece was found, although the investigation does not involve any criminal aspect, Pollack said.

Question: @placeholder is about 40 miles east of downtown Los Angeles.


(CNN) -- Formula One is supposed to be about drivers racing fast cars, but this season it seems to be all about the tires. There have been complaints from teams and drivers, with an official investigation also underway over a development test, while the latest twist involves Pirelli putting its plan on hold to introduce new race tires at next month's Canadian Grand Prix. Instead, each of the 22 drivers will be given two sets of development medium compound tires to try out during the first practice session at the Gilles Villeneuve Circuit in Montreal on 7 June. A statement by the Italian manufacturer explained: "The Formula One teams will have an opportunity to test the new range of Pirelli tires during free practice at the Canadian Grand Prix, while the tires used for the actual race will remain in their original 2013 specification.
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Pirelli put plans to introduce new race tires at next month's Canadian Grand Prix on hold
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Each of the 11 teams will instead try out development tires in the first practice session
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Pirelli wants to change tires to stop delaminations
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Mercedes face an FIA investigation over involvement in tire test

Question: The FIA is now investigating the matter but neither the governing body or @placeholder expect a resolution before the Canadian GP.


Washington (CNN) -- Reinforcing identity and learning more about who we are: That's the theme of "American Stories," a new exhibit now open at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History in Washington. "There are so many stories in American history," says museum curator Bonnie Lilienfeld. "We tell big stories here about the foundation of this country. But we also tell individual stories." From large swaths of America's past to the tales of everyday Americans, the exhibit features more than 100 objects tracing history from the 1620 arrival of the pilgrims in Plymouth, Massachusetts, to the 2008 presidential election.
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A new Smithsonian exhibit features American stories, large and small
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The exhibit at the Museum of American History opened Thursday
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Kermit the Frog, Ben Franklin and more tell the tale of America

Question: Another item that dates back to @placeholder's beginnings is a suit once worn by founding father Benjamin Franklin.


There was no better place than the Gabba for Steven Finn to show he really can overcome the problems that threatened to nip his England career in the bud. It was here in Brisbane last year that Finn was sent home from an Ashes tour where he failed to make a single international appearance and was branded ‘unselectable’ by England after his action had virtually fallen apart. The road back has been long and tough for a man who was once among the most promising and potent fast bowlers in the world — but this was the day when he took giant strides towards re-igniting his career.
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England beat India by nine wickets in latest World Cup warm-up
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Steven Finn was outstanding, taking career best 5-33 in comfortable win
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India were bowled out for 153, with James Anderson taking four wickets
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Ian Bell then hit 88* and James Taylor 56* as England cruised home
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Victory and bonus point takes them closer to tri-series triumph
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England now face Australia in Hobart on Friday

Question: England's @placeholder acknowledges the Gabba crowd after taking five wickets for 33 runs against India


The FBI on Thursday added a former taxi driver from northern Virginia to its list of most-wanted terrorists, saying he was a recruiter for the al-Shabab terror group in Somalia. An arrest warrant, originally issued in February, was unsealed on Thursday in the U.S. District Court in Alexandria for Liban Haji Mohamed, 29, a naturalized U.S. citizen born in Somalia. He is the older brother of Gulet Mohamed, who for the past four years has been challenging his placement on the government's no-fly list, the attorney representing the younger Mohamed, Gadeir Abbas, told The Associated Press on Thursday. A hearing on Gulet Mohamed's case is scheduled in federal court in Alexandria on Friday.
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The FBI said on Thursday it added a former Washington, D.C.-area taxi driver, Liban Haji Mohamed, to its list of 'Most Wanted Terrorists'
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Offered a reward of up to $50,000 for information leading to his arrest and conviction
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The FBI said that before leaving the United States in 2012 Mohamed drove a taxi and lived in the northern Virginia suburbs

Question: 'This makes him an asset to his terrorist associates who might plot attacks on @placeholder


A Florida man whose face and body is adorned with distinctive tattoos has been arrested after he was busted allegedly  making fire-starting devices. Police say that a search warrant was served on the mobile home of 30-year-old Jeffrey Mark Jalinski on December 22. Orange County deputies and SWAT entered the truck expecting to find drugs about 9.15am, according to The Orlando Sentinel. But once inside they found Jalinski  with three beer bottles containing possible gasoline and a rag stuck in the neck of each bottle, often referred to as a Molotov cocktail. Busted: Jeffrey Mark Jalinski, 30, of Orlando, has been charged with possession or discharging a destructive device after being caught with homemade fire bombs
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Jeffrey Mark Jalinski, 30, charged with possession or discharging a destructive device
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He was found with three Molotov cocktail-like devices he admitted were starting fires
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Police suspected him of drug possession
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Has a previous arrest for a hate crime
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Facebook profile shows his interest in bondage

Question: Also on Jalinski's @placeholder is a photo of him and a woman believed to be his girlfriend


Michael Skakel, a Kennedy relative convicted of the 1975 murder of a 15-year-old neighbor, walked out of a Connecticut courthouse Thursday on bail. A Connecticut judge set bail at $1.2 million for Skakel, whose murder conviction in the death of Martha Moxley was vacated last month after a judge decided he did not receive adequate representation in his 2002 trial. After bail was posted, Skakel sauntered out of the courthouse, flanked by his attorneys, a slight grin on his face. He did not speak. Hubert Santos, his attorney, told reporters that "two tragedies" occurred in Greenwich nearly four decades ago.
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Michael Skakel is freed after judge sets conditions for bail
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Dorthy Moxley, mother of slain Martha Moxley, says she is "disappointed"
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Nephew of Robert and Ethel Kennedy was convicted of murder in 2002
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Skakel steadfastly denied he killed the 15-year-old in 1975

Question: In court, @placeholder cited his client's "track record" of appearing in court.


Republicans are investigating another Obama administration official who played politics on the job but escaped prosecution when the Federal Election Commission recycled her hard drive before evidence could be recovered. April J. Sands resigned her position as an FEC attorney in April 2014 after investigators confronted her with tweets she sent and a video interview she conducted during work hours, advocating for the election of President Barack Obama and other Democratic candidates – and asking people to contribute to their campaigns. When the FEC's Office of Inspector General began the process of filing criminal charges, however, it found that the agency had destroyed her computer's hard drive before it could be seized.
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April Sands was a Federal Election Commission lawyer before she resigned this year and accepted a ban on holding government jobs until 2016
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She was former IRS official Lois Lerner's deputy when she was at the FEC
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Like the allegations against Lerner, Sands admitted violating the Hatch Act, which prohibits government workers from advocating for candidates
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And as seems to be the case with Lerner, Sands escaped prosecution because her hard drive mysteriously 'crashed' and was recycled
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She was known as 'Obama girl' in her office, and a colleague recalled how she boasted that Obama's 2012 campaign would hire her away

Question: @placeholder documents indicate that as the agency's acting general counsel, Lerner oversaw the younger attorney's work.


(CNN) -- YouTube has a new boss and she has a "healthy disregard for the impossible" -- according to Google CEO Larry Page. In that case, 45-year-old Susan Wojcicki has quite the job ahead of her. Not least of which, trying to work out how the video-sharing giant should display advertising on its website -- and get online viewers to watch it. Before she was head of YouTube, Wojcicki was senior vice president of advertising and commerce at Google -- the company, which instead of trying to compete with the popular video-sharing website, decided to buy it for $1.65 billion in 2006.
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Meet Susan Wojcicki: the new head of YouTube
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Rented her garage to Google founders back in 1998
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Helped start Google Images and Google Books
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Mother-of-four makes sure she spends every evening with family

Question: And when @placeholder bought YouTube eight years ago, she was right behind it -- which seems all the more fitting, considering her new position.


Washington (CNN) -- It's mid-June, a perfect time to visit the beach to watch porpoises play in the surf or seagulls strut the sand -- or you could watch a formation of Marine Corps warplanes darting over the shore at hundreds of miles per hour. But don't worry -- the United States hasn't declared war on your family's beach house. It's just part of a major Marine Corps exercise called Exercise Mailed Fist (translation: armored fist). The exercise is designed to test the capability of every type of Marine Corps aircraft, including MV-22 Ospreys and F/A 18 Hornets, as well as some Navy ships and Air Force planes.
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The largest Marine Corps exercise on the East Coast will begin Monday
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It is designed to test the capability of every type of Marine Corps aircraft
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It will stretch from Quantico Marine Base in Virginia to a Navy bombing range in Florida

Question: With thousands of Marines and other service members involved, it's the biggest such drill ever on the @placeholder East Coast.


By Eleanor Crooks, Press Association The jostling began in the bottom half of the women's draw on Thursday with a place in the French Open final very much up for grabs. Although it is the exit of Serena Williams that made the biggest headlines, with Maria Sharapova still in the top half of the draw, there is a clear favourite. Without Australian Open champion Li Na in the bottom half, things are much more open. Contender: No 4 seed Simona Halep plays a backhand during her third-round victory at Roland Garros The highest seed left is Romanian Simona Halep, whose remarkable rise up the rankings made her fourth seed for the tournament.
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The early exit of Australian Open champion Li Na has opened up the bottom half of the women's singles draw
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Romanian Halep is the highest seed left in the bottom half at No 4
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German Andrea Petkovic is the only seed left in her quarter
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Former French Open champions Ana Ivanovic and Svetlana Kuznetsova both progressed to the third round

Question: @placeholder, though, has only reached one grand slam quarter-final, at the Australian Open in January, so a semi-final or final would be breaking new ground.


Parker, Colorado (CNN) -- When the sniper's bullet hit his neck, Staff Sgt. Matthew Keil nearly blacked out. "I had heard the gunshot, and it felt like someone had kicked me right in the back. A ton of bricks swung and hit me in the back, and I fell," he said. "I couldn't feel my body. I could only feel my head, and it felt like I was floating." He was on a rooftop in Ramadi, Iraq, leading a nine-man squad. His men rushed to his aid, stopped the bleeding and then strapped him to a stretcher to evacuate him.
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A sniper's bullet in Iraq left Staff Sgt. Matthew Keil paralyzed
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His wife, Tracy, works around the clock to care for him
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They are waiting for a law that will provide money and training for wounded vets' caregivers
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Until the law takes effect, Tracy says "it's like I'm working for the VA for free"

Question: Down, but not out, they set about building a new life: Months of physical therapy and rehab, then back to @placeholder.

Question: She longed for support and to be recognized for her role as @placeholder's caregiver.


(CNN) -- Syria has four chemical weapons facilities that it did not previously disclose to the United Nations, a Western diplomat told CNN on Tuesday. The diplomat said Sigrid Kaag, the U.N. special envoy overseeing the destruction of Syria's chemical stockpiles, briefed the U.N. Security Council. Three of the sites are research and development facilities and one is a production facility, according to the source. Syria disclosed the information during ongoing meetings between the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons and Syrian authorities, Kaag told the council members, according to the source. U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power tweeted shortly after: "Must keep pressure on regime so it doesn't hide (chemical weapons) capability."
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Investigators also detail August chlorine attack allegations
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"All fingers point to Assad," U.S. ambassador says
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A U.N. special envoy briefs the Security Council on lingering chemical weapons
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Syria has four chemical weapons facilities it didn't previously disclose

Question: "Connect the dots: @OPCW sure chlorine used in #Syria, witnesses saw it dropped by helicopters, which only @placeholder has.


By Victoria Woollaston PUBLISHED: 09:13 EST, 8 August 2013 | UPDATED: 09:27 EST, 8 August 2013 Apple is following Google's lead by adding a feature to its upcoming operating system that can track a user's every step. German security firm Protecus has found a setting in the fifth beta release of Apple's iOS 7 software called Feature Locations that tracks a user's GPS coordinates over time and plots them on a map. This news comes after code was discovered in Google's Android 4.3 software that lets devices scan for nearby networks, in order to determine a person's location, even when Wi-Fi is turned off.
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Apple's iOS 7 software includes a feature that collects GPS coordinates
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These coordinates are mapped to show users where they've been
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The company says it will only use these coordinates to improve Maps

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(CNN) -- For African business leaders who study and further their training overseas, returning to the continent can be even tougher. It can be hard for them to commit to returning to the even smaller economies of their home countries, says Krishna Patel, HSBC's CEO for Africa. "You get expatriate Ghanaians and Nigerians with the best will in the world wanting to come back," Patel told CNN. "But they find themselves employed [in Europe or the United States] and think, 'I'm one man, I'm one woman, and I have an opportunity here.'" There is a steady flow of Africans leaving their homeland to study overseas. Students from sub-Saharan Africa are the most mobile in the world, according to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
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Young African business leaders who study abroad find it difficult to connect to business opportunities back home
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Communication and recruitment challenges are some of the biggest obstacles
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Students from sub-Saharan Africa are the most mobile in the world, according to UNESCO
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Groups like the Harambe Endeavor try to connect young workers with businesses seeking to invest or expand in their countries of origin

Question: But the overall business climate is starting to change, as investors eye @placeholder's growth potential, and that could lead to more options for expatriates wanting to return home, Patel from HSBC said.


A postcard and a calendar from 1974 may finally prove a pensioner's claim that there has been a mix-up over the true identity of the model in Athena's famous 'Tennis Girl' poster. Photographer Martin Elliot always credited model Fiona Butler, his then girlfriend, as starring in the dream-like photograph taken on a sunny day in 1976. But Peter Atkinson has for 30 years claimed the bare bum in the picture, which became famous in the 1980s and decorated a generation of boys' bedrooms, in fact belonged to his ex-wife. And now, he says, he has found proof. The Tennis Girl: Athena's famous poster of a young woman bearing her bottom on a sun-soaked tennis court became one of the most-famous images in the world during the late 1970s and the 1980s
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Peter Atkinson claims his ex-wife was the photographer's tennis coach
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He says she told him she posed for a shoot with Martin Elliot in 1972
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A postcard of the picture postmarked 1974 seems to back his claim
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As does a 1974 calendar showing a photo apparently from the same series

Question: The girl in the photo, which remains popular to this day, remained anonymous until 1989, when @placeholder stepped forward to announce that she was the face behind the behind.


By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 07:21 EST, 24 January 2014 | UPDATED: 17:26 EST, 24 January 2014 Jamie Dornan fought off tough competition to land the coveted role of billionaire bondage fanatic Christian Grey in E.L. James' Fifty Shades Of Grey movie and judging by his latest modelling shots, it's clear to see why he was chosen. The Northern Irish actor has been unveiled as the new face of Hogan's SS14 campaign in all his chiselled glory. Shot by photographer Alasdair McLellan, the campaign features the 31-year-old posing against the romantic backdrop of Venice, Italy. Fifty Shades Of...Black? Jamie Dornan dons a sharp suit as the new face of Italian brand Hogan's SS14 campaign
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Star of 50 Shades of Grey is face of Italian brand's latest campaign
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Wears black suit as well as casual wear as he poses in Venice
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Brand chose him for 'intense charisma'
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Poppy and Cara Delevingne are previous faces

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Arrested: Melisa Schonfield, 57, a social worker, has been charged with arranging a hit on her daughter's ex-boyfriend The daughter of an upstate New York social worker who has been charged in a murder-for-hire plot targeting her ex-boyfriend spoke out in her defense Tuesday. Melisa Schonfield, 57, was arrested Friday after allegedly hiring an undercover detective in the parking lot of a Walmart to kill Ernesto Negrillo. The mother-of-two, who is married to a well-respected dentist, had allegedly agreed to pay the bogus hit man $11,000, telling the officer the best way to dispose of the body was 'feeding it to alligators.'
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Melisa Schonfield, 57, accused of arranging contract killing in a upstate New York Walmart parking lot
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She allegedly agreed to pay an undercover cop $11,000 for the hit
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Her daughter, Alexis, said Schonfield was just trying to protect her young son from her ex-boyfriend, Ernesto Negrillo
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Negrillo denied being abusive to Alexis Schonfield and said he has not spoken to her family in a long time
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Melissa Schonfield is married to respected dentist and lives in Brownville, New York

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(CNN) -- A missing Ohio State University football player complained about concussion symptoms before he disappeared, his parents told police. Kosta Karageorge, a reserve defensive lineman, was last seen about 2 a.m. Wednesday, according to a tweet sent from his personal account. In a copy of the missing persons report obtained by CNN, Susan Karageorge told police she received a text from her son about 1:30 a.m. that said, "I am sorry if I am an embarrassment but these concussions have my head all f***ed up." She added that her son has had several concussions and confusion "spells." Karageorge is a wrestler and football walk-on, according to CNN affiliate WCMH.
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Karageorge hasn't been heard from since Wednesday, according to his family
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The 23-year-old missed practice on Wednesday
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Washington (CNN) -- When Paul Ryan struggled to explain a budget-balancing timeline under Mitt Romney, he highlighted the difficulty of trying to run a substantive campaign without being too specific. While Ryan's interview Tuesday with Fox News' Brit Hume was no Sarah Palin-Katie Couric moment, the Republican vice presidential candidate's discomfort in answering when Romney's proposal would balance the budget was evident. Ryan, a seven-term congressman from Wisconsin and chairman of the House Budget Committee, said he was unsure when Romney's proposals would balance the federal budget. Romney's plans say he would "put the federal government on a course toward a balanced budget" but does not say when.
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Paul Ryan, a top GOP numbers guy, struggles to explain Mitt Romney's fuzzy budget details
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Otherwise, the professor says, "the Obama campaign will define them"

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David Cameron today hit back at Lib Dem calls for drugs to be decriminalised – claiming it would encourage children to get hooked. The Prime Minister said he did not want to send a message to youngsters than taking drugs was okay. He said: ‘Frankly, it isn’t.’ It comes after the Lib Dems jumped on a landmark Home Office report which claimed punishing substance abuse had no impact on the number of people getting addicted. MPs, also backed a motion today calling for the Government to overhaul Britain’s ‘failing’ drug laws. The Prime Minister said he did not want to send a message to youngsters than taking drugs was okay. But Nick Clegg (right) said giving drug addicts criminal records was 'helping the real criminals' - the dealers
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Home Office report says that tough anti-drugs laws do not work
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Claims decriminalising narcotics would not lead to more Britons taking them
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By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor The Peach State is poised to become a petri-dish for the nation's most ambitious gun-rights experiment, following Gov. Nathan Deal's signing of a law that will permit concealed-carry permit holders to keep their weapons as they enter non-secure areas of airports, along with some churches and bars, and most government buildings. Lawmakers, which passed the bill by wide bipartisan margins in he waning hours of the year's legislative session, notably excluded the state capitol where they work from the list of places where pre-vetted Georgians can now pack heat without penalty. Reaction was swift and incendiary. Time magazine called the move 'radical.' Americans for Responsible Solutions, the anti-gun group founded by former Arizona Rep. Gabby Giffords, said it's 'the most extreme gun bill in America.' Even the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police blasted it, with executive director Frank Rotondo saying officers 'do not want more people carrying guns on the street, particularly police officers in inner city areas.'
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Georgia's governor signed a law allowing pre-screened permit holders to carry concealed guns in more places
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Bars, many churches, most government buildings and unsecured sections of airports are included
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Legislators exempted the state capitol where they work, keeping that a gun-free zone
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Second Amendment activists insist they'll get 'all our rights back' one day, while gun-control supporters say it makes Georgia a 'laughingstock'
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More than 500,000 Georgians – 5 per cent of adults – have had the court-supervised background check required to get a concealed-carry permit

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Reigning Miss Teen USA has told of the terrifying moment she opened an email that featured naked photographs of herself secretly taken via webcam from a hacker at her school. Cassidy Wolf's interview with Anderson Cooper comes as an international crackdown by the FBI and police in 19 countries has brought more than 90 arrests in what authorities say is a serious strike against 'creepware'. The sweep, a two-year operation, was coordinated so suspects didn't have time to destroy evidence and included the arrest of  Swedish hacker Alex Yucel, a co-creator of Blackshades, the cheap and accessible software used  to hijack computers remotely.
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The computer of Miss Teen USA Cassidy Wolf was hacked for one year
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The subsequent images were used to blackmail her into performing online sex acts
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Jared James Abrahams, 19, of Temecula, California, surrendered to FBI agents in September 2013 and admitting to hacking 100-150 women
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He was jailed in March for 18 months
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FBI and police in 19 countries has brought more than 90 arrests in a new global operation

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With a long-held ethos of non-interference in other countries' affairs, risk-averse China is perhaps an unlikely ally in President Barack Obama's pledge to "degrade" and "destroy" ISIS in Iraq and Syria. But with Beijing's growing unease about terrorist threats by Islamist extremists at home, analysts say China -- a U.N. Security Council permanent member - is unlikely to oppose plans to build a "broad coalition" to go after ISIS. "I think China in principle will quietly support this idea to curb ISIS," says Chen Dingding, an assistant professor of government at the University of Macau. "ISIS has openly listed China as a major threat to them and if they gain more influence, it's likely they will target Xinjiang and even other parts of China," he added.
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China has a long-held policy of non-interference in other countries affairs
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China's foreign ministry says willing to enhance communication and cooperation
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Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israeli soldiers have so far detained more than 150 Palestinian suspects in the search for three teenagers who Israel says were kidnapped, the military announced Sunday. Among those detained were Hamas leaders and operatives, the military said. "We are determined to bring them home and bring the perpetrators of their abduction to justice," said Lt. Col. Peter Lerner, a spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces. "People have just dropped off the face of the earth and the three boys, who are our main concern, are the focus of our efforts," Lerner told CNN. "Hamas are behind that, and we are doing everything we can to shake them up as soon as possible in order to bring the boys home."
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Affiliate: One of three boys is a dual Israeli-American citizen
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Missing teen's mom: They "were just on their way home"
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Palestinian ministry and Hamas denounce Israel's arrests of Palestinians
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Israeli deputy minister slams international community for "keeping silent"

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 04:36 EST, 20 November 2013 | UPDATED: 04:38 EST, 20 November 2013 Jobless under-25s will be banned from claiming benefits under plans being considered by the Labour party. All young people would be barred from receiving Employment Support Allowance and Income Support, and only those from low income families would receive a new ‘youth allowance’ to help them find work. Rachel Reeves, Labour’s shadow work and pensions secretary, is examining the plan drawn up by a left-leaning think tank to counter claims the party is soft on welfare. Tough: Rachel Reeves has vowed to tackle Labour's image as being soft on welfare since becoming shadow work and pensions secretary in last month's reshuffle
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Young would lose Income Support and Employment Support Allowance
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Jobseekers Allowance replaced by new youth allowance worth £56.80
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Anyone whose parents who earn more than £25,000 would be barred
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Plan drawn up by think tank IPPR being studied by Rachel Reeves
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Ed Miliband warned school leavers 'shouldn’t be ending up on benefits'

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By Helen Collis PUBLISHED: 11:27 EST, 6 September 2013 | UPDATED: 15:02 EST, 6 September 2013 Attempting to reach an agreement on the key issue at the G20 summit - military intervention in Syria - looked futile this afternoon as leaders wrapped up with closing speeches. Russian president Vladimir Putin said strikes against Syria would be 'counter productive' and disrupt the world economy. While David Cameron warned the international community that it cannot 'contract out' its morality by allowing Russia to block intervention in crises such as that engulfing Syria. Happy families: The world's leaders pose for a 'family photo' at the G20 summit in St Petersburg where opinion remains deeply divided over intervention in Syria
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Putin says Syria military intervention would be 'counter-productive'
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Russian president says majority of G20 leaders oppose forceful action
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Cameron advocates military action; Putin reminds he's not backed by parliament
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President Barack Obama says he's not heard any other credible strategies
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Francois Hollande is US's strongest ally, met Obama on summit sidelines
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Cameron says military action should not need UNSC endorsement
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Obama would not be drawn on whether action would be taken without Congressional approval

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Question: Putting up stiff resistance to @placeholder's appeals, Russia on Friday warned the United States and its allies against striking any chemical weapon storage facilities in Syria.


Michaela Cross, an American student at the University of Chicago, has written a powerful account of her study abroad trip to India last year, during which she says she experienced relentless sexual harassment, groping and worse. Upon her return, she says she was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder and is now on a mental leave of absence from the school after a public breakdown in the spring. Cross, a fair-skinned, red-haired South Asian studies major, titled her story "India: The Story You Never Wanted to Hear." She posted her account on CNN iReport under the username RoseChasm. Her story has struck a chord around the world, racking up more than 800,000 page views as of Wednesday morning. It quickly found its way to India, where many readers sympathized with the story and men felt compelled to apologize for the experience she endured. Others called for greater perspective and warned against making generalizations about India or its people.
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U.S. college student Michaela Cross spent three months abroad in India
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She says she and others faced repeated sexual harassment in India
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She was diagnosed with PTSD and is now on a leave of absence
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She shared her story to make others more aware

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(CNN) -- Joe Paterno was admitted to a hospital Sunday morning after fracturing his pelvis when he slipped and fell at his home the previous night, a source close to the Paterno family said. The injury will not require surgery, the source said. But since the former Penn State football coach is being treated with chemotherapy as he battles lung cancer, doctors have decided to keep him in the hospital. The source did not say which hospital Paterno, who turns 85 later this month, is in or how long he is expected to stay there. Paterno lost his job as the Nittany Lions coach last month amid criticism that he hadn't done more when a sexual assault allegation surfaced regarding his longtime defensive coordinator, Jerry Sandusky.
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Paterno slipped and fell at his home on Saturday night, a source says
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The ex-coach is being treated for lung cancer
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Paterno lost his job as Penn State's head football coach last month

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(CNN) -- Although a fierce critic of Barack Obama, former Vice President Dick Cheney does not support calls from some on the far right of his party to impeach him, saying it would simply create a distraction. "I'm not prepared at this point to call for the impeachment of the President," Cheney said in an interview with CNN's "The Lead with Jake Tapper." Cheney believes Obama is "the worst president of my lifetime" and that "Jimmy Carter might have been a better President," but impeaching him is not going to accomplish much. Both Obama and Carter are Democrats, while Cheney is a conservative Republican who served two terms under George W. Bush.
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Former Vice President Dick Cheney interviewed on CNN
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Cheney says Obama may be worse president than Jimmy Carter
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Some conservatives like Sarah Palin calling for Obama impeachment
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NEW: Cheney takes no blame for Iraq, says today's debacle mainly due to Obama

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She's the creative mind behind the elegant and original handmade garments worn by the likes of Angelina Jolie and Beyoncé. But the story of Ralph & Russo's co-founder and creative director, Tamara Ralph, begins in Sydney's beach town of Cronulla, where she grew up sketching and sewing clothes for her friends and family. The 31-year-old told Daily Mail Australia that her childhood memories consist of sitting in the small sewing room alongside her mother and grandmother, surrounded by archives of sewing patterns, watching them at work. Scroll down for video Tamara Ralph, from Cronulla in Sydney, and Michael Russo, from Carseldine in Queensland, started their brand in a small office with one furnishing, one mannequin and one computer. Now the duo's international business is designing the clothes of A-list stars like Beyoncé and Angelina Jolie
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Australians Tamara Ralph and Michael Russo, launched their London based fashion brand after a chance encounter
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Ralph's interest in fashion stemmed from her mother and grandmother, who taught her how to sew at the age of 10
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Duo are first Australians invited by exclusive Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture to show in Paris

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ISIS militants have executed six people, including two Muslim clerics, for condemning the horrific execution of the Jordanian pilot Moaz al-Kasasbeh. Al-Kasasbeh, a fighter pilot captured in Syria in December when his plane went down during a bombing mission, was burned alive and footage of his execution was released online. Two Imams where shot and four civilians were beheaded in Mosul, Iraq, the largest city controlled by the so-called Islamic State in Syria, local media reports. Horror: Two Imams and four civilians have been executed by ISIS militants in Mosul, Iraq, after critizising the brutal immolation of Jordanian pilot Moaz al-Kasasbeh (pictured)
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Two Imams shot and four civilians beheaded in ISIS-controlled Mosul
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They had condemned the immolation of Jordanian Moaz al-Kasasbeh
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Grand Sheikh of Sunni Islam's most important university condemns act
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He says Islamic State militants must face punishment outlined in the Koran
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Even extremist clerics say Islamic State has 'turned society against them'

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(CNN) -- The storm previously known as Hurricane Igor sped past Newfoundland Tuesday, leaving behind downed trees, washed out roads and a desperate search for a missing elderly man. Igor slipped into a post-tropical status late Tuesday afternoon, losing its hurricane moniker in the process. But the storm still carried hurricane-force winds with a top sustained rate that had jumped to 86 mph (139 kph), according to the Canadian weather office. Sgt. Boyd Merrill of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police said that the Mounties have responded to reports that an 80-year-old man was swept out to sea Tuesday morning when his driveway collapsed beneath him from the rain-fed water flow. The incident took place on Random Island near Britannia, Merrill said, and the harsh weather conditions have made the search difficult.
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Berlin (CNN) -- WikiLeaks editor Julian Assange went from being "imaginative, energetic (and) brilliant" to a "paranoid, power-hungry, megalomaniac," a former colleague charges in a new book out Thursday. Assange also has "a very free and easy relationship with the truth," Daniel Domscheit-Berg claims in the book, "Inside WikiLeaks." WikiLeaks also lost key software that lets users submit documents anonymously when Domscheit-Berg and another colleague left, he says. WikiLeaks blasted the defector in a statement shortly before the book launch. Domscheit-Berg "damaged" WikiLeaks infrastructure and "stole material," WikiLeaks said Wednesday, and the website said it is taking legal action against him-- though Domscheit-Berg denied that.
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Julian Assange read a former colleague the USA Patriot Act in firing him, the defector claims
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WikiLeaks accuses Daniel Domscheit-Berg of damage and theft
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It denies he ever played a major role in the organization
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Domscheit-Berg has started a rival website

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(Rolling Stone) -- On July 25th, 1965, Bob Dylan walked onstage at the Newport Folk Festival, plugged in his 1964 sunburst Fender Stratocaster and tore through a scorching three-song set. It was a crucial turning point in his career, and it quickly became rock & roll legend -- the moment when Dylan transformed from a protest folkie to a rebel genius. But the guitar Dylan played on that mythic afternoon went missing for the next 47 years -- until recently, when a team of PBS researchers told New Jersey resident Dawn Peterson that she had it in her home. Peterson's late father, Victor Quinto, was a private pilot who worked for Dylan's manager, Albert Grossman, in the mid-1960s. "After one flight, my father saw there were three guitars left on the plane," she says. He contacted the company a few times about picking the guitars up, but nobody ever got back to him."
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New Jersey resident Dawn Peterson has a guitar experts believe belonged to Bob Dylan
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The Fender Stratocaste is believed to be the one played at the 1964 Newport Folk Festival
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Dylan says the guitar he played at that gig is in his possession

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Bobby Brown's sister allegedly smacked her son in the head with a bottle during a hotel fight after the family gathered in Atlanta to be at his daughter Bobbi Kristina's hospital bedside. Tina Brown hit Shayne Brown in the head with a bottle at the bar of the W. Midtown Atlanta Hotel early on Friday, according to an Atlanta Police report. Shayne Brown then drove himself to a nearby hospital, where he was treated for lacerations to the side of the head, while Tina Brown took off before police arrived, according to the report. The police report noted that the family had been at a birthday party for Bobby Brown - who turned 46 on Thursday - when the mother and son started arguing over a valet parking ticket.
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Tina Brown and her son Shayne Brown got into a fight about a parking valet ticket after Bobby Brown's birthday party on Thursday
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She 'spat in her son's face before hitting him on the head with a bottle'
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Shayne Brown 'drove himself to hospital where he was treated for lacerations to the head'
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Fight unfolded after the family celebrated Bobby Brown's 46th birthday at an Atlanta restaurant on Thursday
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Members of the Brown family have gathered in Atlanta after Bobby Brown's daughter, Bobbi Kristina, was found unconscious in a bath on Saturday
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Her father has denied reports that they are preparing for the worst

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(CNN) -- When actor Barkhad Abdi calls his "Captain Phillips" role life-changing, he means it literally. Just a few months ago, he was known only as one of Tom Hanks' co-stars in the film based on the Somali hijacking of the Maersk Alabama in 2009, but today, he's known far and wide as something else. On Thursday, the newcomer was announced as a contender for the Oscar for best actor in a supporting role, a category that includes stars like Jared Leto ("Dallas Buyers Club"), Jonah Hill ("Wolf of Wall Street") and Bradley Cooper ("American Hustle"). "Captain Phillips," by the way, is Abdi's first role.
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Barkhad Abdi's life has been changed by his "Captain Phillips" role
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That role has brought in a flood of nominations, including an Oscar nod

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(CNN) -- House Republicans have been forced to close a potential loophole on their much-touted insider trading law -- a loophole CNN uncovered and reported about last month. Because of CNN's report, the Senate and House passed new legislation Thursday to close the loophole that could have allowed family members of some lawmakers to profit from inside information. Senators who were critical of the loophole after it was unearthed applauded the fix. The STOCK Act, one of the rare bipartisan bills passed this year, was signed by President Barack Obama in April. Obama signs STOCK Act to address 'deficit of trust' in Washington
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CNN brought discrepancy between House and Senate interpretations to light last month

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By Steve Robson PUBLISHED: 11:16 EST, 23 March 2013 | UPDATED: 15:30 EST, 23 March 2013 Cyprus has agreed a one-off levy on deposits over 100,000 euros in a dramatic U-turn today as it raced to satisfy lenders and seal an 11th-hour bailout deal to avert financial collapse. According to reports, Cyprus has agreed with EU/IMF lenders a 20 per cent levy on deposits over 100,000 euros (£85,335) at leading lender Bank of Cyprus. A four per cent levy on deposits of the same amount will be made at other lenders, a senior Cypriot official said. Scroll down for video
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20 per cent levy on deposits over 100,000 euros agreed with lenders
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Finance Minister says 'significant progress' has been made towards bailout
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Island is racing to satisfy EU/IMF lenders and avert financial collapse
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Head of Eurogroup says meeting to be held at 6pm on Sunday in Brussels

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A climate change action group has canned a suggested billboard image after critics accused it of comparing coal mining to 'paedophilia'. The Australian Youth Climate Coalition (AYCC) is hosting a billboard competition on its Facebook page for a sign to be displayed at Brisbane Airport when G20 leaders arrive next month. One proposed billboard featured the slogan, 'Don't let the coal lobby get their dirty hands on our future' and a picture of a child with large, wrinkly hands covering her mouth. Backlash: This AYCC billboard was the target of criticism The AYCC proposed several billboard designs, but were forced to remove one after a social media backlash
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Potential Australian Youth Climate Coalition billboard criticised as 'comparing paedophilia with hardworking coal mining Australians'
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The billboard featured an image of a young girl with large, adult hands on her face
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The sign was one of many options to be displayed at Brisbane Airport for G20 leaders when they arrive next month
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AYCC removed the billboard from its Facebook page after backlash

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(CNN) -- As the New Year approached, millions anxiously followed the news from two very different parts of the world about two very different women -- women whose lives somehow touched us, whose fate seemed, somehow, linked to all of us. The world held its breath when word came that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was hospitalized in New York. The news arrived at a time when we were trying to absorb, with profound sadness, a seemingly unrelated drama unfolding thousands of miles away. In New Delhi, a 23-year-old woman, a university student on her way home after watching a movie with her boyfriend, was brutally raped and beaten by a group of men. She later died from her injuries.
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Frida Ghitis: Hillary Clinton illness and New Delhi rape tell different stories about state of women
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She says Egypt's new constitution presents time-bomb for new oppression of women
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Ghitis: Progress for women needs strong legislation, education, sometimes protests

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The Italian Grand Prix was a good weekend for Mercedes. After what had happened in Spa, it was a strong comeback race for the team to finish first and second. During the race Lewis was just that little bit quicker, so I was always digging and trying to find that extra bit of pace. On lap 29, on the approach to Turn One, I made a mistake and simply messed up. Then, instead of taking the risk that I might damage my tyres, I decided to go straight on at the chicane. Nico Rosberg goes off the track at Monza after making a mistake and has dismissed any conspiracy theories
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The new rules will make racing more exciting and it's the right way to go

Question: After Lewis Hamilton's win in @placeholder Nico Rosberg was booed by some fans, but he says he understands why


By James Nye PUBLISHED: 22:14 EST, 30 May 2012 | UPDATED: 22:15 EST, 30 May 2012 U.S. authorities said a Pakistani doctor who helped the CIA track down Osama bin Laden turned down an opportunity to leave his country and resettle overseas with his family, according to U.S. officials. Dr. Shakil Afridi was jailed last week in Pakistan for 33 years for treason and President Obama's administration has come under steady criticism for its handling of his case. The unnamed U.S. officials said the resettlement offer for Afridi came around the time of the May 1, 2011, raid in which U.S. Navy SEAL commandos killed the al Qaeda leader at his complex in Abbottabad, Pakistan.
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Question: Pakistani doctor Shakil Afridi talks with people outside a building at an unknown location in @placeholder, before his imprisonment this month at a tribal court


New York (CNN) -- Whatever one thinks of Spike Lee's expletive-laced rant about moneyed newcomers inhabiting once-blighted corners of America's most populous city, the millionaire filmmaker could be considered a dubious messenger for such sentiments. "You personally turned Brooklyn into the hottest spot creatively and politically and you move out," Errol Louis, a Brooklyn resident and political anchor at CNN affiliate NY1 News, said Thursday. "What did you think was going to happen? You got rich selling this place. This is your brand and people who have a little money want to sort of take you up on it, and somehow that's a problem."
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Filmmaker Spike Lee riled about New York gentrification and hipsters
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Brooklyn journalist writes that Lee "made epic contributions to the phenomenon he finds so troubling"

Question: "He's like a one-man marketing organization and he's brilliant at it," Louis, who has lived in @placeholder for three decades, told CNN.


The man who personifies razzmatazz in the beautiful game is ready to sparkle at the Bernabeu against Barcelona. But Cristiano Ronaldo insists Saturday's hotly-anticipated El Clasico is NOT all about him and Lionel Messi. The world's best player unveiled the new Nike Suerpfly Mercurial boots that he will wear for the first time this weekend. And the glitzy black boots certainly look appropriate for the glamorous clash. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Barcelona next on Ronaldo's hit-list Cristiano Ronaldo gives the Real Madrid the lead in their 3-0 Champions League win over Liverpool at Anfield Ballon d'Or winner Ronaldo celebrates his Champions League goal in front of the Liverpool fans at Anfield
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Cristiano Ronaldo scored the opening goal in the 3-0 win against Liverpool
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Real Madrid meet rivals Barcelona for the first time this season
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The Ballon d'or winner will be wearing a new Nike boot for the clash
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Forward played down his personal duel with Lionel Messi
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Ronaldo criticises fixture schedule as Barca have an extra day's rest

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The family of a third-grader in Connecticut has filed a lawsuit against Milford Public Schools, saying their daughter was banned from school for 21 days amid Ebola fears when she returned from a trip to Lagos, Nigeria, for a family wedding. The lawsuit, filed Tuesday, alleges that Ikeoluwa Opayemi was not allowed to return to Meadowside Elementary School in Milford "based on fears" of the deadly Ebola outbreak in the West African countries of Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia. Most of the more than 13,700 confirmed or suspected cases of Ebola have been diagnosed in those three countries, according to the World Health Organization. The United Nations' health authority projected that deaths from the virus have exceeded 5,000.
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Milford Schools Superintendent Elizabeth Feser says school acted in "good faith"
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Third-grader Ikeoluwa Opayemi was kept out of school amid Ebola fears, a lawsuit says
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She had recently returned from a trip to Lagos, Nigeria, for a family wedding
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A local health official said she was kept out school because of "rumors" and "panic"

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(CNN) -- Democrats and Republicans woke up this week with a fresh perspective on the midterm elections. To many political observers, the election of Republican Scott Brown is a game changer. He overcame what at one point was a 30-point deficit to defeat Democrat Martha Coakley in a special election to serve out the remainder of the late Ted Kennedy's Senate term. Democrats are trying to calm frustrated voters and make sure that recent losses in Massachusetts, New Jersey and Virginia don't become a national trend. Republicans, still jubilant from last week's win, are hoping to capitalize on the excitement brewing from a refueled base.
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Republicans energized after upset in Massachusetts
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"Republicans have the advantage of strong emotions," expert says
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GOP could hurt chances in midterms if primaries go to more extreme candidates, expert says
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Both parties need to clarify message, show why the other is wrong, psychologist says

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On the face of it, it sounds like any wealthy car collector's dream - a 1930s vehicle in pristine condition, its past brimming with stories, up for sale for £400,000. But any buyer will have to come to terms with the fact that this was the very vehicle that used to transport infamous Nazi Heinrich Himmler around during World War II – when he was the architect of the Holocaust. The military Wanderer W11/1 was the S.S. and Gestapo chief's official transport as he inspected the concentration camps and the killing fields of Russia, where he witnessed mass executions of Jews and partisans.
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Military Wanderer W11/1 on the market for £400,000 at German dealership
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Heinrich Himmler acquired the car in 1939, using it throughout World War II
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He drove it to inspect Auschwitz and Gestapo prison all over Europe

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By Mike Dawes England's Sarah Barrow and Tonia Couch were satisfied with Commonwealth Games silver despite having led the women's synchronised 10-metre platform heading into the last round. The Plymouth pair were in front after four of their five dives on day one of the diving competition at the Royal Commonwealth Pool in Edinburgh. But, in a competitive field missing only China from the 2013 World Championships podium in the event, were overtaken on the final dive as Canada's Meaghan Benfeito and Roseline Filion won gold with a score of 310.65. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Commonwealth Games: Barrow and Couch win diving silver
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10-metre platform pair were leading for four of five dives
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Only China were missing from the field that entered the Worlds
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Canada ended up coming out on top, less than four points ahead
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They thought they would finish fifth so were happy with second spot
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The English duo cooled off in the showers while waiting for their points after the electronic scoring system broke down

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There is never a day where at least one person isn't outside the Ferguson, Missouri, Police Department sitting or standing near an anemic tree, the only place for a bit of shade. At night, the crowd tends to swell, and the protest grows more intense. There are almost always two or three people streaming events live. You can hear them loudly sharing thoughts or giving a play-by-play of what's happening. While their cameras capture live images, they call out what they think are injustices surrounding the August shooting of Michael Brown and the subsequent police crackdown on protesters in the 10 weeks or so since Brown was killed by Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson.
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Despite 10 weeks of unrest, Tuesday protests peaceful; no arrests reported, police say
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Still, city remains tense as possibility looms of grand jury not indicting Darren Wilson
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Residents, ex-law enforcement: Leaks in case harbinger calculated effort to prepare city
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Residents: If there's no indictment, protests thus far will pale compared to what's coming

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Ed Miliband was last night forced to publicly deny that Labour’s chances of winning the general election would be boosted if he was replaced by Alan Johnson. The Labour leader, who is facing a revolt over his ‘complacent’ strategy for winning power, dismissed suggestions that health spokesman Andy Burnham was also plotting to succeed him. Both Mr Johnson, 64, and Mr Burnham, who ran in the last Labour leadership campaign, have been touted as potential replacements. There were claims last night that Mr Johnson would take the top job if it was offered in a ‘coronation’ rather than a contested election.
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Charismatic former home secretary ruled out suggestions of leadership bid
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Ed Miliband has reiterated he believes he remains 'right person for the job'
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David Cameron opens up 42-point lead on question of leadership
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Farage claims if Ukip wins by-election Miliband will be 'gone by Christmas'

Question: He refused to endorse another Labour politician to replace Mr @placeholder, but said: ‘Alan Johnson at least has the advantage of talking like a human being.’


Jose Mourinho insists Eden Hazard loves playing in England and the Chelsea boss has no concerns the Belgian could seek to evade the heavy tackles of the Premier League by moving abroad. Hazard has long spoken of his admiration for Zinedine Zidane, leading to speculation of a potential move to Real Madrid, while Paris St Germain were linked with the playmaker last term. The 23-year-old, who is in his third season at Chelsea after joining from Lille in June 2012, is in advanced discussions over a contract extension which Mourinho expects to be a formality. VIDEO Scroll down to see Mourinho on referee protection for Hazard
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Eden Hazard loves playing in England, according to Jose Mourinho
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23-year-old in advanced discussions over a contract extension at Chelsea
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Mourinho warns that physical nature of English football may deter Hazard
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Didier Drogba likely to replace Diego Costa against Watford in FA Cup

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Cristiano Ronaldo scored hat-trick number 25 of his Real Madrid career as Carlo Ancelotti’s side made it 18 goals in three games with a thumping win over Elche. It was Ronaldo’s eighth goal inside a week and after the game he was asked if he was still happy at Madrid. He said: ‘Things are going well for more on a personal level the team is scoring goals, winning matches and playing well.’ Asked about Jose Mourinho’s recent comments about the pair no longer having a relationship, he added: ‘It’s not for me to talk about things like that I’m just concentrating on what we are doing on the pitch.’
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Real Madrid defeated Elche 5-1 in their La Liga clash at the Bernabeu
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Visitors took a shock lead through Albácar Gallego after a controversial penalty was awarded by referee Carlos Carlos Gómez
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Gareth Bale equalised with a header from James Rodriguez's cross
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Cristiano Ronaldo scored four more goals including a pair of penalties
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Portuguese has now scored 25 hat-tricks for Los Blancos

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BEIJING, China (CNN) -- Fireworks, athletes and pageantry on a scale never before seen in the Olympics opened the Summer Games in Beijing on Friday as the Asian nation kicked off the biggest and most scrutinized Games in history. Fans celebrate the Opening Ceremony of the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China, on Friday. Chinese President Hu Jintao declared the Olympics officially open, retired Chinese gymnastics champion Li Ning was carried through the air to light the Olympic cauldron, and pyrotechnics exploded throughout Beijing as the crowd of 91,000 at National Stadium cheered wildly. It was a stunning display from the nation of 1.3 billion people. Some media observers believe that the Opening Ceremony may be the most-watched television event in history.
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Olympics Opening is under way, marking beginning of Summer Games
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2008 summer Olympics is most expensive on record
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Anticipation building grows who will light Olympic cauldron
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More than 10,000 athletes to compete for about 300 gold medals

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Alan Shearer says he does not hold much hope for former club Newcastle United and fears a ‘long, hard season’ lies ahead. The Magpies are without a win this term and reside in the bottom three going into Saturday’s home game with Leicester City. Manager Alan Pardew has seen off intense speculation surrounding his future - at least in the short-term - and retains the support of owner Mike Ashley. Peter Crouch scores for Stoke in one of seven Premier League games Newcastle United have failed to win Former Magpies striker Alan Shearer worries for his club this season, saying they 'haven't been good enough'
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Former Newcastle United striker Alan Shearer fears for his hometown club
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Newcastle are yet to win this year and lie in Premier League's bottom three
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Shearer expects a 'long, hard season' for the Magpies this term
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He says he pays for his ticket 'as a fan' now and 'it hasn't been pleasant'
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Ex England forward Shearer scored 206 times during 10 years on Tyneside

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(CNN) -- Social media sites have evolved into the global equivalent of the office watercooler, but could the buzz they generate be analyzed to predict real-world outcomes? Leading British economist Noreena Hertz thinks so. She believes analyzing the chatter from Twitter and Facebook for example, will become a dominant force in the business of forecasting. "Over the past few years I have been really quite obsessed with how technology is changing the way that we make sense of the world," she told CNN at Names not Numbers, an idea-sharing and networking conference in the UK. Read more: Facebook's new Graph Search tool
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Noreena Hertz is an economist who predicted global financial crisis three years before it hit
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She believes social media can be a powerful forecasting tool for business and government
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Hertz correctly predicted who would win talent show "X Factor" by analyzing social media

Question: Read more: @placeholder 'likes' can reveal your secrets, study finds


Caracas, Venezuela (CNN) -- A manual recount of votes isn't possible in Venezuela, the head of the country's Supreme Court said Wednesday, suggesting there is no legal basis for the opposition's push for a ballot-by-ballot audit of the narrow presidential election results. In nationally televised remarks, Venezuelan Chief Justice Luisa Estella Morales said Venezuela's 1999 constitution eliminated manual recounts in favor of a "system audit." "In Venezuela the electoral system is completely automated. Therefore, a manual count does not exist. Anyone who thought that could really happen has been deceived," she said. "The majority of those who are asking for a manual count know it and are clear about it. Elections are not audited ballot by ballot but through the system."
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NEW: Maduro says he doesn't care if the United States recognizes his presidency
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Chief justice says the constitution does not allow for manual recounts
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Protesters bang pots and pans in a continued push for a recount
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8 people have died in post-election protests, state news agency reports

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By Amanda Williams and Larisa Brown PUBLISHED: 11:20 EST, 18 December 2012 | UPDATED: 13:35 EST, 19 December 2012 Jailed: Factory worker Richard Morgan who shook his girlfriend's poorly baby son to death A 33-year-old man who beat and shook a poorly baby to death while the boy's mother went shopping was jailed for seven-and-a-half years today. Slater Sharkey suffered 25 bruises from his head to his toes when he died aged 13 months in December 2010, a jury at Newcastle Crown Court heard. Richard Morgan, of Tantobie, County Durham, harmed the baby over 18 hours prior to his death.
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Baby Slater Sharkey suffered 25 bruises from his head to his toes when he died aged 13 months
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Richard Morgan, 33, harmed the baby over 18 hours prior to his death
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Baby's mother Rachel Peacock handed 12-month community order
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Morgan sentenced to 7 and a half years today

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About 9,000 U.S. Marines stationed on the Japanese island of Okinawa will be moved to the U.S. territory of Guam and other locations in the Asia-Pacific, including Hawaii, under a U.S.-Japan agreement announced yesterday. The move is part of a broader arrangement designed to ease tensions in the countries' defense alliance, which stem in part from opposition to the American presence on the island. It also reflects a desire by the Obama administration to spread U.S. forces more widely in the Asia-Pacific region, as America rebalances its defence priorities after a decade of war in the Middle East. Moving out: Around 9,000 U.S. Marines stationed on the Japanese island of Okinawa are to be relocated under a new U.S.-Japan agreement
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Marines will relocate to Hawaii and the U.S. territory of Guam - but 10,000 will stay on the island
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Move will cost an estimated $8.6 billion

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By Daily Mail Reporter When Tae Cho proposed to his girlfriend Lindsey Crouch on a Florida beach, he thought the moment would be lost forever. But not only did a kindhearted stranger photograph the romantic proposal, she posted the pictures on Facebook in a bid to find the couple - and it worked. Now the Knoxville duo have Heather Swanner's perfect shots, along with a handful of grainy smartphone camera images taken by family members. 'I got a call yesterday evening and my friend Marisha was like, you will never believe what I'm seeing on Facebook,' Cho, 28, told News 5.
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Alabama snapper Heather Swanner was photographing a family at a Seaside, Florida beach about two weeks ago
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When she saw a man propose to his girlfriend, she quickly snapped a few frames
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Three days later, she posted the pictures on Facebook to find the couple
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The images were shared 300 times before the pair, Tae Cho and Lindsey Crouch, got in touch

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By Lucy Crossley Decay: Pope Francis has attacked Rome's 'moral decay', citing child prostitutes and busy soup kitchens in his adopted home city as examples of society's downfall Pope Francis has attacked Rome's 'moral decay', citing child prostitutes and busy soup kitchens in his adopted home city as examples of society's downfall. The 77-year-old Pontiff spoke of the 'tremendous pain' he felt over the darker side of the city in an interview to mark the feasts of Saints Peter and Paul. He also hit out at economic struggles, unemployment and Italy's falling birth rate, as well as expressing the view that communists had 'stolen' the flag of Christianity.
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Pontiff, 77, speaks out about his 'tremendous pain' over darker side of Rome
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Says he felt 'sick' to learn girls as young as 12 were working as prostitutes
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Rome should be a 'beacon to the world', but is instead a 'mirror of society's moral decay', Pope says in interview to mark feast day

Question: But the @placeholder did have some positive marks for his new home, saying he found the people of Rome 'really likeable'.


JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (CNN) -- Ten South African ministers and the deputy president have resigned as President Thabo Mbeki prepares to leave office. South African President Thabo Mbeki announced his resignation in a televised address Sunday. His replacement, African National Congress Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe, will be sworn in as South Africa's president Thursday. Mbeki announced he was resigning on Sunday, prompting threats from several Cabinet members to follow suit -- but the outgoing president urged them to stay in office, government sources said. The resignations, which include Finance Minister Trevor Manuel and Defense Minister Mosiuoa Lekota, will take effect Thursday when Mbeki steps down, a government statement said.
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10 S. African ministers, deputy president resign with President Thabo Mbeki
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Replacement, ANC Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe, sworn in Thursday
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Mbeki quit after court case collapsed against longtime rival Jacob Zuma

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By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 11:00 EST, 23 June 2011 Tobey Maguire is facing a lawsuit after allegedly being involved in an illegal gambling ring. The Spider-Man actor is claimed to be one of dozens of Hollywood actors who took part in the high-stakes poker games, Star magazine reported. The games allegedly took place in a number of luxury hotels suites unlicenced for gambling, and even the home of film producer Rick Salomon, star of the Paris Hilton sex tape. Maguire, 35, is said to have won more than $300,000 from a convicted Beverly Hills hedge fund manager over a number of years.
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Spider-Man star 'made up to $40m at games over three years' claims one source
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Maguire 'played like a broke person' claims card shark involved in lawsuit
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Leonardo DiCaprio, Ben Affleck and Matt Damon alleged to have taken part in events
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Gambling venues 'manned by armed guards'
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Sister of Olympic skier alleged to be sexy go-to-girl who organised gambling events

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By Michael Zennie Speaking out: Principal Amy Lacey has defended herself after her comments cause an uproar A Texas principal who sparked national controversy after she told students at her heavily-Hispanic middle school to speak English in class claims she is being persecuted for following state education rules. Amy Lacey, who was fired as principal of Hempstead Middle School outside Houston in March, says that contrary to reports from students and teacher at her school, she never banned Spanish from campus when she made a school-wide announcement on the intercom last November. 'I informed students it would be best to speak English in the classrooms to the extent possible, in order to help prepare them for (state) tests,' she wrote in a letter to the Houston Chronicle.
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Amy Lacey is speaking out for the first time since her announcement over an intercom last November became national news
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She says she never banned Spanish, but just suggested Hispanic students should speak English at school to help prepare them for tests
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Half of students at the school are Hispanic

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COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (Reuters) -- Humble woodcutter Mohammed Sultan Nafeek's teenage daughter moved to Saudi Arabia to work as a housemaid to support her family after they were displaced by the 2004 tsunami. Now she is on death row, and all he can do is pray. Razeena Mohammad (left) and Mohammad Sultan Nafeek, parents of Rizana Nafeek. Rizana, who was 17 when she started work in Saudi Arabia, was convicted of killing a 4-month-old baby boy in her care just two weeks into her job. Nafeek says the child died accidentally, choking on milk. His daughter was sentenced to beheading in a case rights groups say underlines the vulnerability of many of the 1.5 million Sri Lankans who work abroad -- nearly 400,000 of them in Saudi Arabia alone.
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Girl convicted of killing baby in her care in Saudi Arabia when she was 17
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Nafeek says the child died accidentally, choking on milk
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Girl's family displaced by December 2004 tsunami, renewed civil war in Sri Lanka

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By Dan Bloom For twin boys who were separated in a life-threatening operation, it's no surprise their favourite film star was an amputee. Now Hussein and Hassan Benhaffaf, once conjoined from chest to pelvis, have met their hero - a dolphin who lost her tail when she was just a calf. The four-year-olds from County Cork, Ireland, were on holiday at Florida's Clearwater Marine Aquarium where they met Winter the bottlenose dolphin, star of the 2011 family film Dolphin Tale. Heartwarming: Hussein (left) and Hassan Benhaffaf meet their screen hero - a dolphin who lost her tail We're not too different: While the twins (pictured left with their two sisters) were separated in a life-threatening operation at just five months, Winter the dolphin was three months old when her tail had to be amputated
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Hussein and Hassan Benhaffaf were split at Great Ormond Street in 2010
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They met Winter the tail-less dolphin from their favourite film Dolphin Tale
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Family film from 2011 followed true story of the amputee animal
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Now aged four, pair were on holiday at Clearwater Aquarium in Florida

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(CNN) -- New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie blasted Democrat Mary Burke on Monday, saying the Wisconsin gubernatorial hopeful can't be trusted after her campaign hired a political consultant who appeared to plagiarize parts of her job plan from other candidates. "I don't think they were teaching plagiarism at Harvard Business School. I don't think they were teaching you to cut and paste other peoples' work and call it your own," Christie said at an event for Republican Gov. Scott Walker in Hudson, Wisconsin. Burke, a former Trek Bicycle executive who has a business degree from Harvard, fired consultant Eric Schnurer earlier this month after BuzzFeed reported that portions of her jobs plan were apparently plagiarized from former candidates in other states.
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Chris Christie stumps for fellow Gov. Scott Walker in Wisconsin
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Christie dings Walker's opponent, Mary Burke, over a plagiarism scandal
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Polls show Walker and Burke are in a close race for governor
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First Lady Michelle Obama campaigns for Burke

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John Terry had some words of comfort for disgruntled Chelsea fans after Jose Mourinho slammed the Stamford Bridge atmosphere. Blues fan Joe Davies sent a lengthy message to the captain’s Instagram account expressing his disappointment at the manager, highlighting a number of his problems with the club’s attitude towards supporters. Terry replied by requesting 18-year-old Davies’ phone number to give his side of the story. Davies said the skipper then rang him on Monday morning. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Jose Mourinho criticise the Chelsea fans after QPR win Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho said Stamford Bridge was so quiet it was like playing at an empty stadium
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Jose Mourinho criticised the atmosphere at Chelsea's home games
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The Blues boss said Stamford Bridge was like an 'empty stadium'
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Fans have reacted angrily to their manager's claims

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Lady Cecil has spoken of the huge significance of Noble Mission’s Qipco Champions Stakes win to the long-term future of her Newmarket stable. But she has not been told whether she will still be training Frankel’s younger brother next year or if any relative of the legendary unbeaten horse will be stabled at Warren Place in 2015. Frankel, as well as his four siblings, have all raced for Lady Cecil or her late husband Sir Henry. Lady Cecil congratulates Noble Mission ridden by James Doyle after winning the British Champion Stakes Half-sister Joyeuse, a dual winner at Listed race level, will return to owner Prince Khaled Abdullah’s stud this week after her racing career ended with a sixth place in the Challenge Stakes at Newmarket on Friday.
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Noble Mission won the Champion Stakes at Ascot
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It was Noble Mission's third Group One win of the season

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